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THE STREETS ONE-WAY CONS OUT OF TOIJN! - _____ ____ ________ ______ TAM r 56 — — — — — 62 — — — 65 — — TRAFFIC C NT P°- 57 '58 — — 63 — — 66 J 44 — 1 59 52 60 — — — r r r — — 61 — — — 1 64 — —L 67 — — — — _____________________________________________________ HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ' ' ''_ '_ -.__ , __ g1, - ', c _,, _ •!'"._ EEK & MEEK For Wednesday, May 30, 1979 •,,, by Howie (,v_ 10 THIS, JCItJ... Lr f3INSL OF -n-s RISING COST O!' GAS Alit) CXL, MO LX— A ftCIED 10 4LK THA?J Schneider T1-1c'ERAISI&JGJ 3tEAtRS! ____________ ( THE PRICE C 1 Q YOUR BIRTHDAY making a reality of a dream May 30, irn you've been nurturing. Several new and exciting SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) adventures are on the horizon Favorable attention is being this coming year. They may drawn to you today because of even change your basic something you are doing. Keep lifestyle. Be prepared to to this co urse and capture your welcome and PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer WHAT'S IT RESEARCH FOR ONE OF HIS CLASSES." ___________ ON? ___ ____ ____ _____ 8 0', _______ 0~11 a Ce . 0 W0 1 . 1. __ _ . . HAM THI5 ic GONNA CO'T YAIFUPPY I wow ... ...tt3If'TU'LJAL.L'1 IT/5 Øj4 MAKE CALL* AN HOUSE _____ UT CONTACT LtI5 , I_ enjoy _________ - coin- (I'[ w byBob Thaves oLç NORTH •A72 872 K6 4' 8 7 WEST EAST 86 4 4' K 9 V K J 43 V 1096 • 1098 • 52 • 6 •Q2 SOUTH 4' Q J 10 Sem inole 2 I For Se ' . 9 1P -.- West North Fast South A wonderful time to firm-up today, because others find you lucky for you today by it, so go ahead. major suit finesses i .,._,.uI?..I.rIrw & debt service coverage and a balloon payment due In ! / . . RuTw increase would be the second in three years, adding the rates in 1976 by 44 percent. The consultants said, however, after the county acquired the * A65 4' 2 A Utah reader wants to know If we recommend an opening two spade bid with this hand. No, we don't. With only 19 high-card poin ts and five probable losers, the band By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag systems money was invested in them to bring them up to stanthird. The consul t ant add ed la bo r costs and other Inflationary factors, as well as requirements by the state Department of Enviro nmen ta l Reg ulations for water and sewer utilities, have increased costs of ope ration. DONNA ESTES - any demerits to a player All South has to do to make who chose to open with a two (DO You have a question for he e x perts? Write "Ask the two spades, three diamonds SOME and a third club trick Ing very bad breaks. He Experts." care of this newspa. Per Inclividual questions win almost surely must play N -. - I ' ,, . .' , . . " A I '/.. . -- ..i -' . . '' ' '. , .. :i. L Herald Pita by To m Vincent What appears to be a dangerous situation at first glance is actually Just a RIOT SQUAD training exercise for units of (he Florida Ilighway Patrol riot squad. I'lle TRAINING Files ._ . _ be answered if Ar rHAr TUMBLE WEEDS WHAT1RAIL THIS ' jg YOU MRAN SAM FE ON,PEWLAP2 WHAT114E F00 WILD ((_ "S ar W - ______ here!s _________________________ r' I WNEccHoE MEANt . I __ NOPE. Street this morning. The riot squad went through mock emergencies using to governinent offices during blank bullets. peak periods. In addition, linked via the courthousi' government employees can not switchboard. Secret, Sanford Attorney There would alternate doculnents. Salaries privacy which precludes public to enact tile policy. would not be- protected, since disclosure of personnel files of In making his recom- be a question of for example, they are listed in city employees. mendation. Mize C p' I Craig Legg.ft - _______ _____________ I TI _____ LIFE? ______ iTi . ter?--Fishin' Today - - - cited the case Court said: j a. / ,-.'- 'I - -. -' S... _________________________________________________________________ _____________ _ - - decision of the trial court. It, that case, the Diau`ct • I - - Says - ________ AL.!. Most couiltY offices are now 4 4. WASHINGTON (UP!) — I did Carter's presidency, after he secretary Jody Powell conCa rter claimed Tuesday that glad. It may have had gone Unannounced to an curred, and reporters took this his fishing trip last Saturday been worded differently, but opera at the Kennedy Center to be an Informal agreement. "wasn't unbeknownst to the that was the essence of and after he had conducted an re " Not so. President Carter's response to hours-long running news Perhaps they should have p questions about his having conference on the streets of listened more carefully to w hat Wire service reporters, who rf traditionally cover Carter at sneaked away for a secret Plains, Ga., on a day his press else Carter had to say: fishing trip over the weekend. secretary had said he would "I'm not gqing to relinquish Camp David from nearby I Thur mont, Md., had no Indicathe right to go to the zoo with "It was one of the nicest days make no news. tion he had gone by helicopter Carter said then it would be Amy, or to the opera with my of my life," a beaming Carter to the trout streams of central told reporters at his nationaflY "a rare occurence when I wife, or to pick up arrowheads Pennsylvania. broadcast news conference wouldn't let you know" about onmyfarm without prior notice He said at his news conferTuesday. Getting away from It his movements. Press to you." all, he said, "Is good for me and enceltisrareforhhntoget away to "the woods and good for the count ry." swamps and In the fields and on Members of the White House the streams by myself." press corps say, however, the president violated an informal "I really believe," be said, agreement to keep them ap- Around The Cluck ..........4* Dr. Lamb ..................SB "that It is not only good for me, prised of any movements he Bridge .................... OB Hwompe ................. 8 but for the country to be able to Calendar ................. lOB Hospital ................... 5A do that on occasion. I wish I Fishing has been a favorite form of presidential makes in public. The agreement grew out of a 'Comics ..... .............. SB OURSELVES ..............lB could do it more. But I don't relaxation at least since the time Benjamin face-to-face meeting between Crossword ................. 88 Sports .................. 11-11A intend to ipore any opportuni. Harrison spit on his worms for luck and cussed the president and several White Editorial ..................4* TelevisIon ................. SB tytotakeadvantageof a fishing when the fish got away, President Hoover wetted House reporters early in Dear Abby .................lB Weather ...................5* trip when my work permits it." his line in New Jersey's Perjuest River with a ____________________________ IEEI1tURL.IV(NG Mrs. Wade said that the increase productivity ail(] raise it and I'm __ by VU DoWr KNOW LIA1 A CAT (Si orderly connections to outside lines and public cannot get calls through morale. - 'IJ PflVIN&Th 14EXT MW N" within tile county governinent, give fast and FlIP conducted riot training in an area near south Sanford Avenue and 28th "I recommend that personnel public records which, ae- public scrutiny. isv! ZOONIES by1.K_ Ryan county needs is to be completed first. is kept In a personnel file but article stated that until it is The other commissioners members from the newspaper protection, then the public will Mize said It Is his opinion that Freedom of Information Act also duplicated In other public judicially determined to the were polled and all agreed with to inspect personnel files of be prejudiced by the inability of has advised the Sanford city personnel records do not fall specificaIly exempts an cmdocuments is not rexinfidential so contrary, it would appear that Morris, although no fornial county elliployes. commissioners. un der the broad definition of ployee's personnel record However, its agencies to attract qualified from long as it is obtained by the there is constitutional right of action was requir ed in order the Distri ct Court reversed the personnel." VU AWMAYEP us~ d4 s-n and a study to deterniine exact sons, city attorney Vernon Mize M$fLW7., YOU TRIEP DEFECT.' YOU KNOW THE PFNAL.Ty! t.00MIS' INfING W'NDOW$. "It it were possible to acid the most cost effective and traffic, it would cost $350 more productive malmec avziliable per month. This still would not and will eliminate any and all alleviate our problems," she problems that exist in the said. "We are unable to add any present syste!ImI." more additional extensio ns to She said, however, i will be a our present system." year before the installation is Mrs. Wade said the new completed. system, called the countywide The delay of one year, she dimmiension network, will enable said, is because IN,liew systeni all jwr~k)wjcl at all locations to Is being "tailor-made" for the quickly and easily corncourthouse and co unty needs, Imiunicate with any person , . I . provide total corn- munications to j additional trunk lines to In th e county government by alleviate the (telephone) . .. : will . . liability if personnel records reports available to the public. "I think it would be- prudent to of a Ft. Myers newspaper fidential? Yes, says Sanford's employee involved." Mize told Although Mize said the were released, Mize said. He city attorney, the Mize said lie reviewed the instruct the city manager to which ill 1975 had sought to commissioners at Florida Public Records Act does said the individual releas "Ahnost universally, a ing the city's policy on confidential adhere to the recommendation examine personnel re ds co r on a private employer assumes the Such records'do notas fall undermeeting. Tuesday's regular commission not expressly exempt personnel reimirds would be subject to suit personnel files after reading an of the city attorney and not Lee County employee. In that obligation of treating personriel the same category other files, court cases suggest there if the employee whose recordspublic records and thus should An exception would be salary is a distinction be tween public were released did not co nsent. article in the Florida Municipal release personnel files," case iWisher vs. News-Press inforination oil a confidential not be made available to the information, which Is led In reco rds and personnel Record by Plant City Attorney commissioner John Morris Publishing Co., a trail court basis. If govermuflezit cannot records. Mize said information which Paul S. Buchman. Buchman's said. press or other Interested per budget reports. ordered the county to allow assure its employees of similar He also said the federal accompanied clubs at some stage or other by stamped, self-addressed and m ust also try the spade envelopes The most interest finesse. There is a potential ing questions will be used in- ______ ___/ , Should city employees' anyone unless there is written Records Act, must remain personnel records be con- approval from the individual open to the public. 'II' HI *1A FOR and the Five Points complex, will cost 2(3 percent more anlIrotlI)' Waite, couuntssion nually over fromim the current office manager, told coin- rateup from $155,998.17 to missioners "tite new system $195,777. .• - By GEOFFREY POUNDS A '4 . three notruinp is to stop to bid. count his winners. heart finesse also, but the this Column and will receive one thing South wants to do copies of JACOBY MODERN.) L - Keep Personnel doesn't qualify for a forcing two, but we would not give - __ ______ ' were raised AJ7 -- - . modity," the consultants said. County Commissioner Sandra Glenn noted the proposed rate ____ J._ ' - -Potable drinking water is fast becoming an expensive com- K (1 J ill NO. PRig.!15 ' You hold: 4' Opening lead: 0 J 4ROLE is ER 10 HIM THAN ANYONE' CULX IS s,ps -- ______ . - Ask 1h_!XDPtS Pass 3 NT Pass Pass ________ - being wrong. Pass L______ -, by Stan Lee and John Romita REAUY CRIMINA1LY OF PUS eps,* both 2 NT N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify relationships important to you. birth sign. Good t hings can happen betCANCER (June 21-July 22) ween you and these special Your financial affairs are people. receiving a little help from PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Lady Luck today, Follow Look for something extremely through on any situation In t his nice to happen to you whil e on area, should one occur, the Job today. It could be a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) raise, promotion or just a LEO Involve yourself with some type pleasant surprise, of club work or group activity. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You mix especially well with Your ego could get a boost being forced spade Finesse ealry in the play. Hence, he wins the first trick with dummy's king of diamonds in order to lead a club to his nine and West's jack. West can do nothing better than to lead a second diamond. Now South can lose the spade finesse while he still has heart control and score his game in spite of io nole Seminole County government conduct business with the busy signals may last another outside world during those year during peak hours—but times, causing low productivity then the phone jam may clear, and morale when t'onCounty commissioners mnunications are blocked. There Tuesday authorized installation is a "zero growth factor" in the of a new telephone network at present system, she noted. the county courthouse, Peak hours, sai d Mrs. Wade, Rownillut building where the are 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., 10:30 to 11 manpower progriun is housed, a.m. and 3 to 4:30 p.m. the sheriff's department She estimated, after concomplex to re-locate at the sultations with Southern Bell Sanford Airport this weekend, Co. officials, the new system 9 . The increase, if approved, would generate $100,000 more in revenue annually, the firm said. The min imum sewer bill is based on 120 pe rce nt of the monthly charge for 10,000 gallons of water. It Is to be Increased to 150 percent. Minimum water rates, meanwhile, would remain at $4.58 for 5,000 gallons. Charges to those customers, however, who use more than 20,000 gallons of water monthly would be Uwased from 66 cents per thousand gallons to 80 cents. The reason for increasing the rate to persons using over 20,000 gallons, according to the consultants, Is to discourage use of water for lawn sprinkling. The consultants said the use of that high a volume of water usua lly means much of It is being sprinkled on lawns and water for these purposes can better be acquired from individual wells drilled specifically for that purpose. The county currently has 2,219 c ustome rs on its utility systems and, according to county estimates, the systems have aptjtentlal of serving 6,000 customers. to take that rii OK , and central part of the county are not sufficient to meet operating expenses, Phone Network - is to keep from -- VA Q AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - vEgYI.ow, _ further defense of the suit. $2.36 sewer rates be increased from $9.46 to $11.82— a 25 percent hike.. The firm said revenues from the four systems Lynnwood, Country Club, Indian Hills and Consumer Utilities — In the south ___________________ for each and a self-addressed and profitable day for you. envelope to Astro-Graph, P0 Box 489, Radio City Station, great deal easier. It should be a You're likely to feel the urge to do a little shopping for happy day. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 230 An something you've been wanting acquairitimice could prove to be for the home. You're entitled to __ FRANKANDERNEST .,..- Commissioners Goldberg and Stephen Barton could not be reached for comment. Barton and Grant voted against New consulting engineers are approved after a June 12 public Co unty Commissioners in a workshop Tuesday heard recommendations from the consulting engineering firm of Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigun of Orlando that minimum monthly ___________ •AQ 4 A X 10 9 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer; South SPIDER-MAN #1 to act on the judge's ruling, A doti't like the whole situation," comnlented Con)missioner J.R. Grant. "I think the Judge is within his rights. I'm tired of spending the taxpayers' money, represent. C ustomers of Seminole Co unty's four utility systems will face a $2.36 monthly increase In sewer rates, If recommendations from WIN Al BRIDGE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Devote your time to the type the sections you'll enjoy In your of things you enjoy doing and new Atz-o"rziph letter. Mail $1 this will be a very productive very IF hall Rates Rise In you probably should extend this period to two years after the your doctor has given you has last period. If you want to been very good. Being pain free shorten that interval, you o ught and being able to be a ct ive is an to see a doctor and let him important achievement, examine you and give you his It's often impossible to avoid opinion as related to your the spine becoming stiff and specific case. Finally, there do fused, regardless of what you not seem to be any reliable do. Your best route to main- records of any woman getting taing flexibility is through pregnant after age 57. courtesy and charm which and act. ______ ___ &10 To spine, It soun ds like the treatment a more rewards. Something very fortunate could tell you so. Savor every word, - __ Sewer It does behave a little bit there's not much reason to live different thai-f the usual variety with these problems. of rheumatoid arthritis. The difficulty is in saying However, I'm sending you The specifically in an Individual's Health Letter number 4-il, case that she will no longer get Rheumatoid Arthritis, to give pregnant. Some doctors say you more information on this that when a woman has finished problem as It's related to yo ur the meno pause and gone at condition and the letter con- least a year without any periods talns some comments about that she Is most unlikely to get rheumatoid arthritis of the pregnant. If you want to be e vibrant and personable you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 21) Your judgment Is cxcEverything you say and do petlonally keen today, today will work out to your especially in situations of major advantage became you employ significance. Weigh the angles the crowd today. -S. I ILOST 4 c_ - GENCY' meeting of the conrnilssion for 1 p.m. Thursday at city missioner moved from the district he was elected to On May 17 Muidrew ordered the Longwood "If lie tells us we have to vote I guess June will call a special meeting and if he says we should appeal, I'll go along with that." Meanwhile, Mayor June Lormann called a special Robert Daves, who filed suit in October, 1978, against the city and Goldberg, after the corn- Tuesday. other joints although that's not control Itself. If you're not a set rule. likely to get pregnant anyway, others can't resist, flow to get along with other signs is one of ___ 0 BUGS BUNNY der. Muidrew said the city's motions were not covered under procedural rules. ___________ EVER ERE SCW',E CONSUMER same question. It's very new charter and leave one inan out. Mr. Julian is trying to In Tuesday's hearing, Muldrew dismissed both motions The judge granted the conternpt motion requested by led implement the new one and use the old one.' The new charter requires conunissioners to reside in the district they represent, but they are elected at-large. "I'm willing to go along with whatever our atto rn ey advises us to do.' said Commissioner Ray Leibensperger. filed by Julian asking the judge to throw out his first or- attorneys for Jai Be Everybody knew what the law was before he Goldberg moved. The law is pretty plain and you can't implement a Instead, in a 3-2 vote, they authorized Julian to ask for a rehearing and failing that to file an appeal. - Courthouse, said he had not yet signed the order but might Or to do so. by a governmental body with the appeals court "generally days an order subject to the court's findings." "We'll do whatever is necessary to comply with the court order as needed to keep from going to jail whatever the law allows us to," said Julian. do so later today. He said it was effect ive as of 1 p.m. Vote missioners to vote on the issue, but on May 21 they refused but once it is, he would do so. He said the filing of a notice go to Jail for 10 days. Muidrew, contacted this morning at the Brevard County I gwood: Julian said he could not file an appeal with the Fourth District Cou rt of Appeals until the order had been filed, afternoon in Sanford and ordered them to vote within 72 I Lon To hours or it s particularly apt to occur in sensible question because there .!_ _ _ 51 Evening HeraId--JJPs 48-280)—Price ic_rents young 47 __48 ux ford, Florida 32771 Caller! would appeal an order requiring the city commission to vote on whether Commis oner Lawrence Goldberg should vacate his seat. Seminole County Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew found the commissioners in contempt In a hearing Tuesday story sounds like you have a DEAR READER — Many special form of rheumatoid women in t his stage of life have men. It may not be are so many compliaations and associated with arthritis of undesirable features to birth eting Longwood City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said today he Your necessary. arthritis that involves the spine, that Me JANE CASSE1ERRY llersldSf Writer like to work towardthat goal. contraceptives are no longer - ecial U dge in my life. I need to know when 32 33 35 ii --- ., - p S function somewhat like they like a second opinion. I'm in my used to? I'm a 4yearld man late 40s and in the menopause and have suffered with arthritis stage. I don't have any for aboct 12 years. I don't care problems but I'm very nervous how long It takes but if it is about birth control at this time DEAR READER 243—Wednesday, May 30, 1979— -1. personal question but I would possible to be more flexible, I'd - Ij list Year, No. Lamb way so the joints could again lung — - state (abbr I ___________ WE'VE CHOSEN CLASS PROJECT,A STUDY OF URBAMN AFFIC_PROBLEMS' Wish fJj 33 Therefore - _____ ______ • / ___________________________ _______________ jj Uti 1710 0 Flex e S 43 Engd9e as Answer to Pre v ious Puu.. gears JOL ibl pine 1 Automotiveso 44 Year ISp) ciety (abbr) 45 Health resort rE , TS CiO I N ____ 4 Russa.iand 4LJmi_ _ _1 T Or owner 49 Rest ii the )S! _______ 9 Enervate knees LILSJ Lre4 0 i;n A 12 Spanish gold 52 Makes pig E~o i 13 Empty sounds r DEAR DR. LAMB I had a 14 Gridder 56 Cereal grass . IS V complete physical exam two Jimmy 57 Mystery nA years ago and the doctor found 15 Go astray writers award CE 1 I i o ó 16 Eccentric 61 Exclamation I joi A arthritis of the.., that I h Dp I T .._i1 By birth 5WN 62 Set of tools C spinHe gave me pills for the 18 Desert green 63 Fred Astaires ttts StilT SK1 pain and a series of exercises to sister SPOt 8 Coded on 38 Slacken follow. I've been very pleased 20 literary 64 Detective map 40 Hypothesis composition because my condition has Spade 9 Progeny 6 Requests 22 That girl 65 Oil (suffix) proved. I no longer have the 10 Region 48 Greek letter 24 Shelley work 66 Sizzle pains I used to have and I no exercises. If a physical 11 Hawks 25 Sodium 67 Compass 49 Executioner in longer take pills. I do continue medicine department is victims chloride point Mikado . 19 Auxiliary verb 50 Metal fastener to do the exercises and I'm (abbr) available to you In your corn21 Betray 28 Indian of Peru DOWN quite active. 51 Feminine munity, you might see a 23 Puzzle 30 Frill I'm concerned because my specialist in physical medi cine (suffix) 24 Slob like 34 Bauxite 1 Indifferent 53 Play busybody spine doesn't bend very much and physiotherapy for ad35 Singer Edith 25 Shoe part (comp wd) 54 Persian ruler of the arthritis. It's because 26 Russian sea ditional advice and consultation 2 Opera 55 Indefinite 36 Teller of tall 27 Leases highlight made the joints calcified and about the forms of exercises number stores 29 Diligence 3 Ages I'm not very flexible although that can be used to maintain as 58 lnsectici'Je 37 Overdue 31 Opera by 4 Likeness be nd and stretch with try to normal function as possible. 39 Sand 59 Exclamation 5 Spanish Verdi ble to break exercises. Is it pos si 41 Mine of surprise DEAR DR. LAMB — I have article 32 Biblical 42 Actress up the calcium deposits in any 6 Young boy 60 Southern brother asked my doct or this very 1-j F7 NOW HEIS GOT SCHOOL' I'M LATE ANV BREAKFAST!J ACROSS - -- - - member of the state's Fish and Game Commission. President Eisenhower braved the chills' waters of Colorado's South Platte ltiver to hook a rainbow trout, And President Carter learned the sport in a Plains. Ga., pond, - Gill W - .- '' - . . -. . - - -,-- — . - .-• . - .. - --••---- -- .4, - - - -- - - .5- J_._A5 .S. ' - - - -- -, - -- .-, -, : ' -- . -. - -: ' , - ,. '- - 2 - :- - -: • : 4 .: . - • • •. . . . - .. - - ......... .....-- - - �2L-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 30, ID7 Veteran Has Mixed Emotions iu c n i-erea ir r ianapping- NAnON Longwood Marvin HaywoodMcAdarns, 42, of Graham, N.C., Tuesday COLOR TV TAKEN entered a plea of not guilty in circuit court to charges of kidnapping and falsely Imprisoning a Seminole County man. A 19-Inch teaevlslon valued at $500 was stolen from the home of an Altamonte Springs woman, according to Seminole County A July 16 trial date before Circuit Judge Tom Waddell was set., deputies. McAdams is charged in connection with an incident earlier this •_month in which a Seminole County man was tied up and held Martha M. Platt, 27, of 299 Magnolia, Altamonte Springs, told captive by a group of gunmen believed to be making a drug exdeputies the burglar entered her home through the front window change at the Osceola Airstrip. The victim's name still is being and exited through the kitchen door. withheld by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies In oraer to protect him. The incident occurred sometime late Saturday night, she said. Law enforcement officials found MpArhim,, n# it. FIND CANS OF DRUGS after they traced the registration of a truck he owned. Deputies A 75-year-old Sanford man found several boxes of drugs said a license check made on McAdams' truck that was found EXTINGUISHERS STOLEN Saturday on Lake Mary Boulevard, according to Seminole County stuck in the mud on the airstrip led them to McAdams. A thief broke Into the Franklin Arms Apartment building at 1120 deputies. Authorities said the victim was tied to a tree while the gunmen Florida Ave., Sanford, sometime late Monday night or early debated whether to kill him. Deputies said as many as 10 other Tuesday morning and took four fire extinguishers with a com-Tom Cooper, 75 of 148 County Club Circle, Sanford, told persons may have been Involved in the Incident. deputies he was looking for aluminum cans when he found a box blned value of $400, police said. cotain1rw 13 sealed cans of carbocalne and one opened can of Police said the e xtingulshei-s were In wooden cases with glass MAN BEATEN UP caruuasne. fronts at the time they were taken. One of the items was later A 37-year-old Sa nford man reports he was beaten Tuesday by recovered In the bushes near the building ,police said. Carbocalne Is a drug used as a local anesthetic, deputies said. two strangers for no apparent reason in front of a Sanford bar, according to Seminole County deputies. William Jenkins, of 1805 Strawberry Ave., told deputies he was assaulted about 2 urn, at the Deluxe Bar on Southwest Road. He described the inca as in their mid-20s. ' IN BRIEF Grounding Of DC. 10 Planes Causes Confusion At Airport By United Press International The FAA's sudden decision to ground the nation's 134 DC-10 jetliners caused mass confusion and frustration mixed with relief - among harried passengers at the nation's busiest airports. Chicago's O'Hare international, scene of the fiery crash ; of an American Airlines DCIO that prompted the groundings, broadened its reputation as the world's busiest sairport Tuesday - not because of air traffic, but because of passengers scrambling to get on other flights. Pandemonium overtook the normal chaos at Los ! Angeles International. The New York Port Authority expecting mass confusion, advised passengers to contact 'travel agents before leaving for the area's three airports today. By JANE CASSELBERRY HeraldStf(Wj1ter -. A Longwood veteran invited to attend a White House reception today in observance of Vietnam Veterans' Week left for Washington Tuesday with mixed emotions. Dyke E. Shannon of 425 Valencia Court was Indeed "excited about the invitation and looking forward to meeting President and Mrs. Carter." But Shannon, who Is the state adjutant (executive FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) - Fast-food entrepreneur John Y. Brown Jr., who married former Miss America Phyllis George before embarking for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, has won the chance to challenge former GOP Gov. Lowe B. Nunn in November. Brown, with his recent bride at his side, would not claim victory over one4ime Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloan In his only appearance after midnight Wednesday. Sloan went to bed without waiting for the final results. Nunn 'easily won his party's nomination. With 98.2 percent of the ballots counted, Rrown had piled up 159,791 votes to Sloane's 131,820 or 28 percent for ;Brown and 24 percent for Sloane, mayor of Louisville from 1973 to 1977 during busing protests and strikes by city mployecs. because of his personal feelings regarding Carter's handling of veterans' affairs, particularly those of the Burglars broke Into the garage of the Mae Carr home at 827 Rosalia Drive, Sanford, over the holiday weekend and removed a self-powered lawn mower valued at $350, police said. Police said entry to the garage was gained by forcing open a locked door. 1 • White House Reception Shannon, who was a captain in the Army served in Vietnam for 14 months, was one of 10 Vietnam veterans President and Mrs. Carter were scheduled to attend the reception along with dignitariiS'1Dz the Veterans Administration and various branches of the Armed Forces. President Carter has proclaimed May 27-June 3 as Vietnam Veterans' Week to honor "America's most forgotten veteran," calling upon the nation to pay honor for contributions they have made to the American way of life. "I've had a lot of veterans who have asked me to convey While in the nation's capital, Shannon said, he may talk to Senator Richard Stone regarding pending legislation nominated by the American Legion to receive presidential invitations. Shannon and his wife, Debi, were to attend the messages to the president, but not many can be repeated In the paper," Shannon revealed. "They were all involving veterans. Shannon said his job with the American Legion takes him to Washington to confer with negative." Shannon is also disappointed in his long time friend, officials quite often but being invited to the White House is a special event. 2 p.m. reception today along with 200 other Vietnam era veterans and their spouses. Max Cleland, director of the Veterans Administration. Cleland was also an army captain and lost both legs and an arm in Vietnam, and Shanr,on hopes to get a chance to talk with him at the reception. "lie's nothing but a pawn for the administration," said Shannon. "He is not the advocate that we had hoped he would be. I.. - SOFA HEIST A stereo system and a sofa with a combined value of $1,190 were reported stolen from Sterchi's Furniture Store, 1100 S. French Ave., Sanfprd police said. Police said the Items were believed to have been stolen on May 21. The was no Indication of forced entry to the store, police said. New York Feels Gas Pinch 1.7 7e a. Tenneco Hopes For Find United Press International Most of the nation's governors approve President 'Carter's executive order giving them power to impose a California-style odd-even gasoline rationing system, but none plans immediate implementation and many said Tuesday it doesn't give them anything they didn't have before. The post-Memorial Day fuel crisis appeared to have made a coast-to-coast leap - from California where it was Jxn-n to New York where dealers in the pinch of dwindling allocations predicted "panic at the pumps." But in California, lines at service stations dwindled or disappeared and operators were pumping fuel with no regard for odd or even numbers. SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) - A Tenneco Oil Co. crew aboard a floating oil platform that anchors Itself to the ocean floor and jacks itself up when it finds oil punched the first hole Tuesday in what industry and government officials hope will be a rich oil field. The initial boring by the "Offshore Mercury" began shortly after 4 p.m. and was in tract 208, about 70 miles due cast of Brunswick. Tenneco set up a base of operations in the Savannah port for exploration of Its-- Southeast Georgia leases. Three persons from South Carolina were injured Tuesday night when a Mack truck collided with a car traveling south on Interstate 4 about three miles east of DeBary. Admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital were: the driver of the car, Albert H. Weathersby, 45, and-his passenger- Jeannette Osteen- for treatment-of---; bruises and multiple trauma respectively and truck driver Jordon W. Adklnson, 50, for treatment of multiple trauma. COLLISION IDD [fvi S-UMMER.SPECIAL i For one 5x7 portrait or by WASHINGTON (UPI)-A Supreme Court decision that inmates have no constitutional guarantee of being released on parole is a major setback to prisoner's rights, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer said today. The court's decision Tuesday held the Constitution affords no procedural safeguards for Inmates seeking parole. However, the court found the specific statute at issue - Nebraska's - required some due process procedures. 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"I believe varsity Sports participation is an honor... a privilege which requires a great deal of honor... discipline, intensive desire and hard work," he says, "and that's both on and off the ic1d." Livengood said he used several players the last couple of years who simply did not meet his own personal thindards, nor the proper standards conducive to the best interests of the school and baseball, Personally, I feel lAvengood is being a little hard on himself, because the scope of high school athletics is as changing as the wind, Harry Livengood is one of those guys who tell-it• like-It-Is, Harry announced his resignation as baseball coach at Winter Park High last weekend. This comes on the heels of three straight Metro Conference championships. Livengood en joyed moderate success at Trin ity prep sevep$ "cars ago. This decision to hang up the clipboard had nothing to do with his health. "I feel I need to re-evaluate my thinking and coaching philosophy regarding student-athlete participation in high school," he says very clearly. Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G lOP DANO, Managing Editor Or4ALD G. BECK, Advert tor - . BYJIMIJAYNES Specifically, Livengood says he has been frustrated the last two years because he had to Oorder (I'h e inability of the administration to deal with niassive illegal immigration is fast leading to aos on our border with Mexico. And the imptence of federal immigration policy is reflected utely in the growing seige mentality of the Border Patrol. The very volume of illegal entry from Mexico has created something close to a No-Man's land on the border east and west of San Ysidro, just south of San Diego, Calif. Assaults and robberies are nightly occurrences and the Border Patrol has i )t escaped the escalating violence. Attacks on trolmen are commonplace and the officers have r sponded in kind. Four aliens have been shot by I )rder Patrol officers in the California sector this ar. In one of these incidents, a veteran officer killed ( te man and wounded another who, he said, att mpted to esca pe although handcuffed together. i nother alien, a teenager, was wounded by an ( ficer recently. These events are as unfortunate as they are t ipredictable. Th e problem faced by the Border I atrol seems beyond solution. A typical weekend 1- ig of illegal immigrants may reach 3,600, and t ose caught are but a fraction of those who cross S iccessfully. ,Inundated by this torrent of humanity, the Horder Patrol has been all but abandoned by its vernment. Its boss, Immigration Commissioner Ieonel J. Castillo, is trapped in a policy which he is s,vorn to enforce, terming it "cruel, outdated and t4iworkable." In this definition, he is probably correct. His own solution to illegal immigration is to institute a temporary work program. What is needed is a rational, comprehensive policy, backed by an adequate, well-financed enfórcement organization. No present hope for this is discernible in Washington, and Mr. Castillo only discovered an adequate answer to illegal Mexican RLD - - - Breeder ____ Forced ,,. Bus ing Feeder WASHINGTON (NEA)— Opponents of the women's liberation movement who hope to turn back the clock by defeating the Equal Righ ts Amendment are battling forces larger than they realize. Like it or not, the role of women In society is changing Inexorably all over the world to an extent far greater than is generally recognized. With or without legal reforms, shifting economic and social conditions are steadily transforming the lives of women everywhere. The United States, it is worth noting, cannot even claim to be on the cutting edge of this worldwide social revolution. Other nations, most notably in 'Scandinavia and Eastern Europe, have done considerably more to promote equality between men and women In employment, politics and the family. "In terms of attitudes and the way we live, the U. S. Is quite advanced. In terms of public policy towards women we rank quite far down the scale." So says Kathleen Newland, author of "The Sisterhood of ,Man," a new book published this week under the auspices of the non-profit Woridwutch Institute here in Washington. Her Study was financed by the United Nations Fund for Population Activities. Despite frequent failures of enforcement, laws mandating equality for women have become commonplace. In the 1970s alone, more than 25 countries have instituted legal reforms of this nature. There are, in fact, only eight countries left in _____________________ ________ . .. . ,6,1r4 . ______ i' .. -. . _____ Ll _________ TO _____ ____ -'i. j -___ .D .. Nowr _____________ . ' ____________ '. _____ rH15. ____ ' ___________ ' . . ,,. '. SCIENCE WORLD Sm ll Plan a By JOHN A. WEBSTER LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (UPI) Are OK ts Israel Seminole County taxpayers have been hit by inflation for $66,000 in extra fuel costs for county vehicles. County commissioners prepared months ago for the gasoline shortage by getting U.S. Department of Energy approval for if sufficient supply. But they didn't count on the fuel inflation rate jumping to 21 percent. Commissioners Tuesday dipped into the county's contingency fund for $121,000 to pay the higher costs and for front end money for gasoline, oil and lubricants for the remaining five months of the fiscal year. "The $80,361 originally Thirty days or more later, it is reimbursed to the public works budget. budgeted for f .ts, oil and lubricants has been more than spent," said Jeff Ltchberger. director of the Office of Maria gement, Analysis and Evaluation OMAE County operations, Etchberger said, will use $10,000 worth of oil and lubricants and $130,000 worth of fuel (luring the remaining months of the fiscal year. Part of this money will be reimbursed. He said 134,500 gallons of unleaded and regular gasoline will be used and 60,955 gallons of diesel fuel. Etchbcrgcr said the $66,000 is needed because an Inflation factor of only 15 percent had been anticipated inn computing the budget. In addition, he said, $55,000 is for floating or front end inoneslie CXpliliflC(1 that that in noney is paid by the county's public works department for the fuels used by offices under the county ColnMission and the sheriff's de'partment budgets. Other budgeted funds transferred among accounts by commissioners include:—$200 for an accounting Procedure correction for the county library. --$2,200 for the in- Reduces Sentence JERUSALEM (UPI)—Israel said today It has agreed to a U.S. request to reduce by half the five-year prison sentence of a Texas woman convicted in 1978 on charges related to spying for a Palestinian organization. Justice Minister Shmuel Tamir recommended to President Yitzhak Navon that the sentence of Tern Fleener, 24, of San Antonio, be cut to 2 years, justice ministry sources said. Navon's approval was viewed as a formality only. Miss Fleener, 24, a former stewardess for Kuwait Airlines, was arrested in October 1977 and has been In Jail for 19 months. She was convicted of conspiracy to aid a hostile organization. China Wants Obedience PEKING (UPI)—A hlghranklng Chinese Communist Party official has warned that "counterrevolutionaries" are trying to split the Party's ruling Central Committee with demands for greater freedom of expression. Tuesday's edition of People's Daily, the party's official newspaper, printed excerpts of a speech by LI Desheng, a member of the central committee's political bureau, the highest decision-making group. It urged full obedience by the people to the decisions Issued by the Central Committee last Dec. 23, Its most recent meeting. collection of small plants may be better," he Electric utilities said. A major advantage for utilities is that the time forced busing, kept at it and collected 201 planning to expand their generating capacity the world which legally exclude women from coal-fired power plants might for construction of small plants is much shorter signatures by the end of 1978. He was 17 names profit by participation in the political process. Except for with new - Started HONG KONG (UPI)—Police authorities in the British colony have formed a crack squad to break up Chinese syndicates believed responsible for smuggling tens of thousands of refugees out of Vietnam aboard dilapidated freighters. The new unit will be headed by Assistant Police Commissioner JackJohnston, who made a reputation for busting drug traffickers, a police spokesman said today. The syndicates are believed to operate from Cholon, the Chinese enclave in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon. They buy old freighters, hire crews, arrange to pick up the refugees at Vietnamese ports and bribe the right officials along the way. Back In 1975, his first year in Congress, Rep. Ron Mottl, D-Ohio, plunged into the mandatory school busing controversy by introducing a constitutional amendment to abolish the device. He soon learned that it is easier to be an ardent freshman than an effective one. Rep. Don Edwards of California, the very liberal chairman of the House Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights, ref used to hold hearings on Motti's bill. The young Cleveland congressman tried to go around the chairman by getting a discharge petition to bring the bill to the floor of the House. Such petitions require a majority of membership signatures, 218. He got 17. At the beginning of the next Congress, Mottl. now one-term veteran, tried again. His bill had two key provisions. One said that "no student shall be compelled to attend public school other than the one nearest his residence." The other added that "Congress shall have the po wer to enforce by appropriate legislation the provisions of this article; and to ensure equal educational opportunities for all students wherever located." Edwards again ref used to hold hearin gs and even teamed up with House Judiciary Chairman Peter Rodino, D-N,1., to persuade some members who had already signed to take their names off Mottl's petition. (The slate Is wiped clean at the end of each Congress' term in such matters, so Mottl had had to start fresh.) Mottl, wiser In the ways of Congress and capitalizing on the spreading unpopularity of .,. . Price-----0f G aschn - --- Costs County Taxpayers War 1n Uganda Ends As Troops Take Arua Smuggling Unit • avoiding the traditional -bigger is better" than for large plants. The average time to get a short of his goal as the term ended. He was small plant approved and built is about six convinced that If he could get his bill to the floor. states, - Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, United Arab thinking, iWith policy M a dead end; them Li little likelihood A recent Study by the energy systems and years, compared with 11-12 years for a large It would pass. At the time he said, "There is Emirates, Yemen Arab Kuwait Oman economic analysis group of the' Los Alamos plant. growing sentiment in Congress that compulsory that things will get better. What hope there is rests and Qatar. as Scientific Laboratory concludes that building just hasn't worked; that It is a case of The shorter time a would allow utilities to make busing With a fede"al Select Commission on Immigration Throughout the world, education is serving many minuses relatively small plants instead and no pluses." of a more accurate forecasts of electrical demand a major catalyst for change in the role of women, network of and Refugee Policy headed by former Florida This month Mottl is still at it, buttonholding his single large plant could provide several adand reduce the possibility of unexpected ineven though half again as many women as men Gov. Reubin Askew. It is supposed to deliver a colleagues right and left aided by a small vantages to a utiIitund, in turn, to consumers. creases or decreases in demand, both of which remain illiterate. "Unlike employment outside report by January 1981, thus dampening the imboth parties. Last week "We went into the study thinking we would have a detrimental find effect on a utility's operation. group of colleagues from the home or political participation, education for migration issue until after the presidential elec198 names, still below last year's environmental benefits from smaller plants, but The ability to build faster also would he was up to plants women Is almost universally valued," notes Ms. he had the week before. not high, but 14 more than an economic penalty in higher costs to conhelp companies in states where they are Newland In her book. Andrew Ford, leader of the permitted to co unt the costs of construction in As you read this he hopes to have crossed the 200 It is, no doubt, convenient for politicians to sweepWi th education conies the opportunity — and sumers," said mark.By Memorial Day weekend last year he their rate structurca, Ford said. research team. this issue under the rug until 1981. But on the border the Impetus — to break away from the Another advantage for a utility In the study is had only 178 signatures. And, as he points out, 23 the situation is getting out of hand. "We found the anticipated environmental traditional "breeder-feeder" role. Almost Ford said. "But when that it would have to pay for only 2,250 of those who signed last year have not yet signed without exceptkn, studies have shown, the more impacts were confirmed," economic impacts, we found megawatts of generating capacity in the small the new petition. education women receive, the more likely they we turned to the plants model, compared with 3,000 megawatts i... ...h WIUI WV l&IL1U IJidllL' 'TV UIUJII are to seek and unn employment outsiae me iiity 'Ut.. 1A1.IVi • for the large plant. expect that to come out of the analysis." home. Despite the difference in total power, Ford The study compared two hypothetical power said, the two models were judged to be In industralized societies worldwide, more projects to generate electricity from plants in equivalent in delivering electricity in kilowattthan a third of all adult women are In the labor southeastern Utah for consumption in Los hours to Los Angeles during a one-year period. force. In the United States, Scandinavia and Angeles. One model consisted of a single, 3,000. The effort to re-establish relations with Iran will focus on The reason, he said, is a higher forced outage Eastern Europe, the percentage is well over megawatt plant, patterned after the Kaiparowits the "basic friendship" between the Inaian and American rate for larger plants "they tend to go down half. people, according to the State Department. power plant project that was abandoned three more frequently and stay down longer for Thus, the hope of sending Walter L Cutler to his post as Equally significant, there Is a direct linkage years ago, and the other was composed of one repairs" and greater backup systems are ambassador in Tehran in the near future springs from displays between education and fertility rates. The more 750-megawatt and three 500-megawatt plants. required for the large plant. of pragmatism in both countries, schooling women obtain, the fewer children they Ford said the study showed that the small Ford said the reaction to the study, prepared The United States can note that executions in Iran seem to are likely to have a correlation of immense plants model would result in fewer planning and with support from the Environmental Protection be less frequent and can reiterate Washington's desire for a significance In developing nations plagued by financing problems for the utility, cheaper Agency and the Department of Energy, has been good relationship with the oil-rich nation, disastrous overpopulation, electricity in Los Angeles and less enmixed so far. The devout Iranian Moslems can recognize that friendship Indeed, what Is most intriguing about the v1pnmental degradation in Utah. "One utility says, 'We are shying from big with this country is a good way to balance the continuing threat worldwide social revolution is the extent to "We are suggesting that when utilities prepare plants,' but another utility with other problems of atheistic Communist influence originating in the Soviet which improvement In the status of women is environmental impact Statements (for proposed will state just the opposite," he said. "A lot of Union. related to — and necessary for — progress on a power plants), instead of looking at a few reaction we get is, 'My goodness, that's inDifferences and misunderstandings can be clarified more variety of other fronts. locations for a large plant, they consider that a teresting. We hadn't thought about it." quickly and more surely wi th resum ption of di plomatic relati ns. renations. And, as a State Department spokesman has emphasized, "the revolution's objectives of freedom, justice and democratic institutions for the Iranian people" are shared by the American people. tiny Liechtenstein, all are orthodox Moslem . Rhodesian Cabinet Appointed - SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI)—Bishop Abel Muzorewa, sworn in Tuesday as Rhodesia's first black prime minister, today appointed himself minister of defense in a biracial Cabinet that included the former white prime minister, Ian Smith. Smith, who engeered the Internal majority nile agreement of March 1978 that led to Muzorewa's taking the helm in Rhodesia, was made minister without portfolio. He has said he will remain in Rhodesia's first majority rule government until Britian and the United States recognize it. The Cabinet announced today it has 17 ministers. .. The Iran Tie Rocket Fire Exchanged -- United Press International Palestinian gunners fired rockets into Israel and the Israelis fired back, the Israeli military command said in Tel '.'iv. In southern Lebanon, Israeli-backed rightist Christian militias and Palestinian guerrillas traded artillery attacks, with shells landing near Nepalese U.N. soldiers, leftist and Palestinian sources said. Israeli gunboats patrolled off Lebanon in the sixth day of gunfire, which has driven thousands of Lebanese from their homes. - - o Weather JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON The annual slaughter of seal pups off Newfoundland has drawn official condemnation from Congress as well as protests from environmentalists. But what Is not generally known — and what sanctimonious members of Congress conveniently overlook Is the fact that the United States government runs a similarly Woody seal slaughter of its own each summer in the tiny Pribilof Islands of Alaska. Last year, federal employees dubbed and bled to death more than 25,000 seals from 2 to 6 years old on the barren Islands of St. Paul and St. George, far out In the Bering Sea north of the Aleutian chain; The pelts bring upwards of $100 each. After processing In this country, most of the sealskins wind up In fur salons abroad. About 1 percent of the annual kill Is used for food. Unfortunately, the program Is as uneconomical as It is inhumane. Last year, according to Internal Commerce Department documents, the operation ran almost $4 million In the red. The deficit was $13 million the year before, and $2.8 million in 1976. This means that every Pribilof Island seal pelt that graces the back of a wealthy European woman cost the American taxpayers ap. proximately $160. Ironically, tist Alaskan seal hunt, which weakens tb' U.S. government's lofty moral position with environmental groups and other nations, was horn of a sln'ere effort to save the - - I) I s m DfNIA IO <0;AVG11A9^_ "Let's gel married after all, you have 'even' and I have 'odd' numbered license plates!' - '- 8 a.m. readings: tern. diminishing at night but gusty perature, 74; overnight lows, near thundershowers. Rain 68; yesterday's high, 92; probability 50 percent today, 20 barometric pressure, 30.2; percent tonight and 50 percent relative humidity, 97 per cent; Thursday. TIDES winds, SE at 10 mph. Daytona Beach: high 11:59 Forecast: Partly cloudy a.m., 12:10 p.m., low 5:34 a.m., through Thursday with scat 5:34 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:45 tend afternoon and evening thundershowers. HIghs In the a,m., 12:02 p.m., low 5:25 a.m., upper 80s to low 90.. Lows In the 5:25 p.m. low 70. Winds southeast to Bayport: hIgh 5:27 a.m., 4:19 south around 10 mph p.m., low 10:38 a.m., 11:39 p.m. U.S. Conducts Its Own Seal Slaughter BERRY'S WORLD Northern Pacific Fur Seal from extinction. In a treaty, Initiated In 1911, Russia, Canada, Japan and the United States agreed to stop killing the seals in the open sea a wholesale slaughter that was wiping out the species. The agreement called for a limited 'harvest" on the Russian and American Islands where the seals come each summer to mate. In 1966, Congress passed legislation making the federal government responsible for the 650 Aleuts who live on the two tiny islands. The only livelihood open to them is the seal hunt and processing of pelts. This gives year-round employment to 35 residents and summertime work to about 150. Basically, the Pribilof Islanders live in a welfare state — food, shelter and fuel are all provided by Uncle Sam. "Practically ev erything on the Islands was built by the U.S. government, except for the two Russian Orthodox Churches," the Seattle-based project director Walter Klrkneu told our reporter Keith Slnzlnger. The four nation treaty, which requires the Russians and Americans to give part of their seal kills to Canada and Japan, expires next year. Pressure is growing to let the treaty lapse and return to open-sea seal hunting. Japanese fishermen complain, for example, that the seal herds are a threat to their operations. Some US, officials believe the seals have reached their maximum numbers and feel the balance of nature can he maintained without the - annual slaugnter. And the current "environmental ethic" prevailing In the United States 1 certain to carry weight as the government tornulãtes its treaty renegotiating position this fall. Milton M. Kaufman, member of the US. treaty delegation and president of Monitor International, a conservation group, calls the treaty "basically exploitive in concept," and decries both the practical and the philosophical effects It has had. "To kill wildlife for luury garments Is simply not consistent with ecological humanism," he says. As for the Pribilof islanders, their life on the dole is "an unhealthy socioeconomic environment for any American citizen." Greenpeace, the international environmental group, has asked President Carter to end the annual seal slaughter. The group plans an expedition to the Prlbilofs In June, when the killing starts. They want to record the operation on film, and possibly engage in non-violent Interference with the hunters.' MARINE MAYHEM: The Army is quietly trying to collect $65,000 for damage done by a few good men In 313-man Marine detachment that was stationed at Fort Meade, Md., until last fall. The high-spirited jarheads made a practice of breaking down barracks doors and wall with boots and rifle butts, according to an Army spokesman. It is not knriwn for rert,in what eave rise to the F' Marines' destructive tactics. The Army spokesman said he thought they were simply tuckered out by all the guard duty they had to pull and broke up the barracks as a form of relaxation. The Marines took no disciplinary action against the culprits, he added. WATCH ON WASTE: Congress gave the Department of Energy $600 million to set up a Program of grants to local governments and Public institutions that want to find ways to conserve energy — but the applicants may wind up paying more than half that amount just to 411 out the DOE forms. The form worked out by DOE bureaucrats Is so complicated that even the agency admits It will take about 84 hours to complete. Grant applications are routinely filled out by specialists in the arcane art of grantsmanship, and the going rate for these experts Is about $30 an hour. Multiplying this by the 125,000 applications DOE expects to get gives an impressive $315 million for the 10.5 million man-hours of work filling out the forms. WASHINGTON WHIRL: What do Jimmy Carter and Zimbabwe-Rhodesia guerrilla leader Joshua Nkomo have In common? Both are honorary alumni of Morehouse College in Atlanta. The small, predominantly black college, the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jrs.'s alma mater, gave Nkomo an honorary doctor of laws degree May 20. Carter got his honorary I- T fl in 191c HOSPITAL NOTES - SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAY fl, ins ADMISSIONS Sanford: Shellie Brent '-'flu. L. Brown Annie B. Chambers Trani* W. Crews Herman Greer Barbara E. Holloway John D. Hudson Dave R. Jacques Theresa R. Knight Ada M. Perez Audrey J. Seller Mabelene Walker Ludy Washington Dana Hughicy, Apopka Vida Lee Anderson, Deaary Harlan Herman, Deliona George Lessard, Deltona Cleo 0. Spence, D*ritona -- --..- -. - - - - - - Mary .10 Moore, Lake Mary Corrle A. Jencks, Orange City James C. Teague, Tulsa, Okla. BIRTHS Sanford. Donna L. Foley a boy DISCHARGES Sanford: Haward M. Brown Byron 0. ChINa Marion W. Freeman Carol E. Gatlin Felicia K. Hahn Johannes Isinmann Eva J. Sellers Diane Abbott Ibaby boy Kathy Ruoss 1, baby gill Kim A. Tindel I baby girt Mafia E. Collard, DeBary Dennie Barker, Enterprise Victoria L. Writer, Lake Mary Katherine Kreck, Winter Springs -. " -. - -. • S_st — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, May 30, 175—SA e ARUA, Uganda (UPI)—Thc war In Uganda is over. After six months of sometimes bitter fighting, Tanzanian forces captured the northwestern city of Arua without firing a shot Tuesday, liberating the last stronghold of forces loyal to deposed President hit Amin. Despite weeks of rumors to the contrary, the deposed dictator was not found in the Arua—Aznin's birthplace—when the Tanzanians marched triumphantly into town. Civilians said he had not been seen here for more than a month. Thousands of residents marched ahead of the Tanzanian column as it entered the town., waving flowers and branches and shouting "Tanzania, Tanzania, Tanzania." About . • - IN BRIEF RONALD REAGAN Bye-Bye • _____ On the ottiei9l1id, I ponili fliS stuisrion aflonaVU to come up with even more respect for the man than before. What he said, in effect, was that he was havin$ a a difficult time justifying some of his decisions coach. On one hand, he was being hailed as the first coach to win the Metro three years in a row. And in his mind, he was wrestling with personnel problems n-losswhich he knewcQd.icalIy pffoct record. George isn't going far from Winter Park. He Is retaining his teaching position. George Royal, Livengood's assistant, has been named the new coach. It will be interesting to learn what Livengood comes up with on this subject after some serious soul searching. ANGLE-WALTERS 4 reflects the president's view that "no one has ___ -__•--__________ S S - -- .-+. -- '.' - - - -. - - -_ - ' - -. - - - -. -......... - stallation of sun screens for the Casselberry branch library. —$25,000 from the contingency fund to pay for the housing of prisoners in the Lake and Orange county jails. Costs for the housing of prisoners outside of the Seminole county jail is averaging $4,000 monthly. —$5,000 for psychiatric examinations required by state law. Although $5,000 was originally budgeted, $4,660 was spent during the first six months of the budget year. —$206.25 to pay Longwood City Clerk Linda Martin for secretarial work for the voting machine advisory committee. CALL ART- . BROWN PEST CONTROL Spring Time Check-Up Lawn Spray s Pest Control Nematodes Termites • Fumigation Sanford 322-8865 Orlando 423-8094 �I,. 6A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 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DELANO 1201 SOUTH WOODLAND BOULEVARD .'- - .,. p ALTAMONTE 951 WEST 436 AT FOREST CITY ROAD • - . . - - ... .' •' - . k. �BA—Evening Herald Sanford, FL After Wednesday, May 30, 1979 43 Years7—OJjve— Joh n sonWI1IIV\fss tua H Mrs. Johnson received her girl who couldn't read a line and chemistry of her success as a with the names of all the faculty By SHAIWN CARItASC() Herald Staff Writer education degree from Florida I worked with her. Just over. teacher. and staff. "To see the children learn A & M College and began her night, she was reading. She was One of the highlights of the Recently, the life-long wcompIish something is profesalo L1 a. r. in 1936. RL__w. 5' .Iohnsonsay happy•. --.:i lentthe biggest reward I had as a the Midway elementary "Plus everybody said it honored with a retirement seeing one of her former teacher," says Olive Wilson School. She remained there couldn't be done. The girl dinner at the Sanora Clubhouse students In attendance by the until 1970 before transferring to became a very good reader and with friends, faculty and family name of W. George Allen, now Johnson. Mrs. Johnson will retire at Idyliwilde Elementary School. comprehended what she read. in attendance. an attorney at Fort Lauderdale. Asked about her most That really mystified me." the end of this school term after She was presented with a "They led me to the table and teaching 43 years in the memorable moment as a Mrs. Jonson says she is a plaque and a dozen roses on it was Willie George," Mrs. Seminole County school teacher, Mrs. Johnson thought "firm believer" in making behalf of the Wilson family. Johnson says. "He was the system. In all her years of long and hard sifting through children perform to their full Norma T. Ragsdale, principal child I kept in the third grade, teaching, she has easily the years and said: potential in the classroom. This of Idyllwilde Elementary held back for goofing off." "I was teaching the third principle accompanied by her School, presented her with a touched the lives of thousands Mrs. Johnson says she hasn't grade in the early '40s. I had a love of children has formed the pink table cloth embroidered made any firm plans to take up of youngsters. ts Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. the slack of her careca but she would like to travel to Europe and spend some time on her ht,hby of cerainics. During her years of teaching, Mrs. Johnson says she pictured her role as the "mother bird" nourishment fed who (educational food) to the "baby birds." "I felt every day I had to teach them something not just every other day," Mrs. Johnson says. "I am going to miss them." ie !MO ttOICr SEATTLE (UP!) — With his Bullets on the brink of losing their NBA title to the Seattle SuperSonics, Washington Coach Dick Motta flared up at what is becoming a very popular target during this playoff season the officials. "I am very upset," Motta said following the Bullets' 114112 overtime loss to the Sonics Tuesday. "Seattle played the last 14 minutes of that ball game and didn't have a single foul called. In an NBA game, at - (Photos by Marva Hawkins) Olive Wilson Johnson (center) was honored recently for her 43 years as a Seminole County teacher at a special retirement dinner. Norma T. Ragsdale, principal of Idyliwilde Elementary School, and former pupil W. George Allen presented her with a plaque for the many years she has devoted to education. Summer School Regis tration Parents of elementary children SOOn will be receiving registration forms from the schools if their children are eligible to attend summer school. State Board Rules limit funding of summer school except for two purposes, promotion or acceleration. In both cases, parents will receive the registration form which must be completed and returned to the home school by 2:30 P.M. on June 12. Elementary schools anticipating summer school are: Eastbrook, Lake Orlenta, Winter Springs, Wekiva, South Side, Idyliwilde, Midway and Goldsboro. Elementary summer school begins June 18 aad ends July 27. July 4 is holiday. Summer school middle for and high schools will begin on June 18 and will end on July 28 with a holiday on July 4. Middle school students will be eligible to attend only If they fail one academic subject and could consequently be promoted by completing successfully that one course. If they fail more than one academic course, they will not be eligible for summer school since promotion would be impossible. High school students may take any course offered that would promote or accelerate them. Sill. I I C Brooks 31 1 T. Golding I I I J. Golding Santos S I C Posy Montgomery S I Landriss ciIi I 0 C Rood Totals 1713 4 Hatfield SlUm Wood Totals Mliii Tune-Up C. Fla. Electric Pedestrian fatalities for the first four months are up 34 percent over the same period in 1978. The number Increased from 164 to flO. Bicycle deaths have also Increased in 1979 by 33 percent during the first four months. There were 21 In 1978 from January through April and there have been28 killed so far In :'!- - '.• -. ".• . - . --'- ., .- Dandridge and Unseld finished with 16 each. Greg Ballard and Unseld converted offensive rebounds into baskets in the final 2:02 of regulation to tie the game, Unseld's coming with only 18 seconds showing on the clock. In all, 58 fouls were called and the two teams made good of' 54of-72 attempts from the free throw line. Lonnie Shelton fouled out for the Sonics, while loin Henderson and Charles Johnson of Washington and Dennis Johnson of Seattle ended up with five fouls each. • 'We felt it was a must p . Flagship Inches Closer .. -- •-- S I.' To Pennant, Wins 13- 1 - - ' '•'- '-"'•. - - Flagship Bank inched closer Several errors aided Atlantic doubles. to the Sanford Little American Bank. Adcock Roofing scortl siX League pennant Tuesday when Both Atlantic Bank hits, a runs in the top of the first and it knocked off Seminole double by Brian Ashcraft and a jumped in front 64) tx!10re A Petrolewn, 13-1, while Atlantic triple by David Rape, ctune in Butch's Chevron Service got oti Bank upset second place the first inning when the the scoreboard. 1. George's, 6-5. Bankers took a 4-0 lead. Todd Revels and Terrancs' Last - place American George's fought back and tied Carr combined for a two-hitter the score at 5-5 with three runs and struck out 10. They c3eh AV Produce Exchange APEX 611.111, r 's shocked third place Jack in (tie top of the fourth. Scott had one of Adcock Roofing's Prosser Ford, 14-7, in the Carter had a double to key the four hits. Timothy Graham had league's other game Tuesday. big inning, the other two hits, both singles. Ashcraft reached base on an In Sanford Pee Wee League, Chr is Show had the only hits Adcock Roofing remained error by the right fielder to for Butch's Chevron Service . 11 Herald Photo by Tom N.?stl unbeaten for the second half open the bottom of the sixth and hoe m run and single. with a 10-7 win over Butch's moved around the score the Eric Luce pitched it no-hitter Atlantic's 11elton decked by pitch Chevron Service. Clem Leonard winning run on a fielder's for Clem Leonard Shell. KERN'S GARAGE WESTSIOE Shell nipped Seminole Sporting choice. striking out nine and walking AS R H MERCHANTS ATLANTIC BANK GEORGE'S Ashcraft was the winning live, lie also had one of Ins Goods, 7-5, while Ken Kern's AR R H 12 AR R H Grayson AR R H I 00 I i o Sampson Brinson 4 0 o Evans 3 Rivers Garage went hitless but still pitcher. lie allowed six hits and team's three hits, a ti iple 3 o 0 Blankenship I 0 0 3 0 0 Smith Wargo s i o Raker i o o 0 5 5 Pickens managed to beat the Westside struck out six while walking Derrick Butler had a pair of I 1 0 Depp.n 2 0 I Justice Carter 21 I a i C Lucas 2 0 0 AIIICI'ilt 221 Heath Rinkavage four. Merchants, 6-3. doubles. .O O i unaru,un Braden 05 II 0 I I 0 Lot William Galley had a pair of The win boosted Flagship 3,' Peddecord Westside Merchant's pitc'her, Galley 2 0 2 Rapi 000 0 0 o Bellamy 2 0 0 Kern Dentin 22 0 Atkinson singles for George's, Carter had Bank's record to 14-2, while 200 Leonard Lucas, pitched a noMills 1 00 a.. 2 00 McGee 3 3 i Mellon I 0 0 George's fell to 11-5. Jack a double and Braden, Cobbin hitter anti struck out eight. , o o o Ciotron 21 * Co, Riuspser 3 0 1 OiO.ian 000 o o Cox 23 4 2 Teslo Totals 3$ S Totals I I C Prosser is third with a 10-6 McGee and Brad Reuscher the losers, a home run. Totals s s 0 Rardon George's It 3 I record 020 300—S Totals and Atlantic Bank is each had singles. Atlantic Bank 410 0014 Kern's Garage 113 14 APEX scored five runs in theWestbrook Inks. ADCOCK ROOFING BUTCH'S Weilsid. Merchants 101 5-3 fourth at 6-8. Al R H CHEVRON top of the second to take an 8-2 Fredrick Miller pitched a SEMINOLE Revels 22I AR R H FLAGSHIP PETROLEUM Wright I IC Hill lead and never trailed against four-inning two-hitter for SANK 200 AS R H Graham 332 Lee Al R H Flagship Bank, striking out 200 Valencia Pact Jack Prosser Ford. Penick Cart 22 I Row, 2II 10 10 Korgan i2o Tipton 0 0 Scott Lassiter I C CC. Show 2 I S nine. 232 Mike Jones and Larry EsUavon Dean Westbrook, Laki. Adcock 0 S SM. Shaw 0 0 0 SIettIsId 221 • Carlton Horace Knight led Flagship Thomas shared the pitching IlowePt HIgh's 6-5 basketball,, Lewis 2 I S Tyr. 5 • 0 CkS,,,, 3 3I MCOrIll Washington 0 I 0 Hansen Knight 33 3 Ioo chores for APEX. AhItchelI standout has been signed to a' Austin I 0 0 Hodgei ,ea 2 C I ic.h..ti i a I with three hits, all singles, and 0 Ii Oloyster obinson two-year scholarship to attend Roberts Thomas and Pat Rbi • Brian Sheffield slammed a pair a a McKinney Henry of doubles. Lee Chnrron had a each had a double and single for Orlando's Valencia Comniunitv Sk0p r OrlltOs Plectra s 0 OJ.,,,ji Alloway I 2 5 home run and Timothy Scheetz APEX iiiitl Chris Smith and college. IC iTotals Totals 17 13 Totals Kl lllngsworth added a triple. Robert Quinn had one single Westbrook averaged 10 im* Adcock Poole :: 3-10 Billy Penick and Tim apiece. Butc'h's Chevron and 11 rebounds for Howell's 17~. all I— I larnIftole Petroleum Flagship Bank 00 a LEONARD SHELL SEMINOLE 35$ , McKlnney each had singles for Jo J0 McCloud slammed a Valencia coacl' 14 team. A5 1R2 I SPORTING AD PROSSER FORD the losers, N H APEX pair of home runs, his 14th and Charlie Miller indicated he felt Eland AS Butler George's lost despite a twoThomas AR4R3I W.McCloud20 15th of the season, to lead the Westbrook would develop uit I1 3 1 1 C. Power Luce Roche 1 3 0 Kendracki 0 1 0 Sookman hitter by Chad Braden, who Davit losers at the plate. firtive at, I 4 Stumpt 1 o u L.Ti'4rreaI SmIth fanned 13 and walked One. 311 Jones 23I Sellers and Alvin Jones added player." 4 I 1 I McCloud 41 3 2 Williams 3 II SHOP ORLANDO AND SANFORD DAILY 9:30 9:30 SUN. 12 - 6 00 Scott 0 wrnan Hobb y I ynn I SHOP LCESIURO. DILAND, MT DORA AND KISSIMMIE D AILY It. SUN 14 1 Tindall 2)144 Peoples I 0 0 Totals 0 I C P. Thomas Hendricks WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. O'K - • - . - •i -... . - . . - ' , H ..--. . cks :: ::: King game,' said Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens. We put pressure on ourselves heCaILc we knew they were going to come out and play tough." • ... s ers, guard Charles Johnson, who led the Bullets back from a sevenpoint, fourth-quarter defkit with 10 points in the final period. ' ..-. . ' p R : :: :: : : ' : rj0 AD MVM fSAW 4cm W— —9r b" .,..AAU10D1F1 UP114DA41f, Vft 7-11 ThE SAVING PLACE - - ''' " I APR— E SAVING PLACE -. 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Ten to sell the Los Angeles Lakers, years ago, he picked up the second of his three National League the Los Angeles Kings, the batting championships with his highest average ever, .348, and arena where the two teams play that's considerably below the .365 he currently heads the league and a mountain ranch to Dr. with, Jerry Buss, the former owner of Rose has been slashing away at a .395 clip for the Phlllies (32 IS 7 3 the Los Angeles Strings tennis Totals hits for 81 times at bat) in his last 20 games. He began the season Hughes S0C 1330 T ot a ls Pond 1 0 0 team, a spokesman for Cooke ut by slowly and was still a shade under .300 at the end of April b Clem Leonard Shell 410 1-1 23 7 1 Totals APEX stopped announcedTuesday. Seminole Sporting Goods ~— 14 I too 1-1 May 16 he was the league's leading hitter and he hasn't Prosser Ford "I I hitting since Among those not at all surprised by that Is Tim McCarver, one SHOP SANFORD & ORLANDO DAILY 9:30. 9:30 SUN. 12 6 WED., THURS.. FRI.. S.T. of his teammates. HOP DELAND, KISSIMWE. LItSAUNG DAILY 9ti SUN 114. caught behind him for 16 years and I can tell you there's really no sure way to get him out," McCarver says. "When I was 4c= 11"0000 —V . with Montreal in 1972, Gene Mauch said Pete Rose made his living getting base hits up the middle on high fast balls primarily when he was ahead on the count. That was the big thing we always tried T? 7 to do with Pete, get ahead of him no matter what side of the plate " ... he was hitting from. We tried to do that by throwing him slop .'i ' I GUMOUT s1oI curve baUs,straight changes and things Ukethat — but hehit c,1.Of\ CAR58 CLEANER those pitches as effectively as any others. One pitch is the same as another to him. I think he has proved that to everybody's .• / " -k a ... -., '__-, satisfaction bynow." u iiiijy". uIor McCarver, 37, broke in with the Cardinals In 1959 and has 27 1 • i played against Rose with three different teams 'I1.. • PLASTI kOTE '1 t 5AN5[ PRIMERI was always a tough out," says the Ptilliies' receiver of the $3mllllon,switch.hlttlng former Red. "Rarely does he ever swing I 7 7:r at bad balls. He makes you throw strikes and he isn't vulnerable I'" to any particular pitch. Playing against him, I knew when he .. came up to the plate that if you're sitting there not prepared torTn oonfront him, you're gonna end up on the short end of things. CAR WAX KIT 1111111110 Along with everything else, he's an excellent base runner. Very c,,, clean, very effective. For his speed, he probably goes from first to 7 I I third as good or better than any runner I've ever seen." -. • ., -The more McCarver sees of Rose, the incro he appreciates how much his presence means to a baliciub, YOUR 1 Y() U R ENGINE IRITE, "The guy Is a truly amazing individual, lie can't spend enough cxoics CLEANER CHOICE EACH EA E ACH o, IS?" • CHOICE time in the uniform; he can't do enough for the press; he can't do enough for the fans; he can't do enough for the team he tit"-DR. TORQUE WRENCH 99! 54" STEEL CARRIER BARS Our Reg •s. a Owe gIJa represents You know the way he plays the game with every ,, 1,' t _• • otmce of ability he has In him on that particular day. What more can you ask of a guy like that? Regardless of whatever sum of ELECTRICAL REPAIR KIT HIGH PRESSURE STEEL BASKET CARRIER Ei1 U FOOT money Pete Rose signed for, I don't think he'd ever cheat a .-u s.. M41, bsllclub as far as getting more out of them than he is giving 88 13 them." 13.PC.%" DR. SOCKET SET HARDWOOD CARRIER BARS o'n R.g ii ii McCarver is cut from the same mold For the past few seasons, I Ilv I 641D 'i'a — -- - — .' ' catcher, generally he has served as Steve • fxj,~ss working behind the plate whenever Philadelphia's big left-hander don because Carlton Ues to have him catching when he pitches. \ McCarver also still is pinch hitting iucceesftally. He's In hi ICU. FOR AM RADIO fflIIIIth yswIn the big leagues and Pw'!;rauUIat although hedoesn't Out Reg. •,.. 88 loss know h= &uUcfl longer he will continue catching. JU ~ "Primarily, my productivity right now Is directly aligned with HhIt Carlton's pitching since lcatch him," McCarver says. "Secondly, -I'm used as a pinch hitter, so really it's ayear4oyear thing SOUND EXPLODER ruseEn uuuu n owcaunig on now a .aauawvUAUAIU wIM'u1s w wsn. MULII•bULUII • urtn JUMPU has been 50-and-30 the pad three years, with two 20-victory AUTO SEAT CUSHIONS Out Rig. 29.C3 1988 lessons and aCy Young Award, and as his catcher, I'm proud of Out Rig 97 1.67 taUc. "U tilt. U 21) iWSiw' r s "I know there aren't too many guys who have caught as long as Co'o's HVvr,ir. I have. I'd be foolish not to realize that my success for the Mi Doa. WRIT ORI.AND SANFORD I. ORLANDO V renainder of my career depends primarily on what Canton CABS .IIP.RY 114CUMT&AMA us "p '\ of 11"0110 rnscaeru. waavsaua,e aca,va dm. 'u.a'$a.oíaaboo X ,js tOaiaj,SO. KlS$IMI4U AITANONTS SPRINGS y DELANO LEESIUNO 5,! ORLANDO I Canton, with six victories, is dill doing all right for the Phillies. 4$ 4? "1111 IOU!M VS UOU?M soura N.onaa ) 'ThP• r'jenn' cn far. McCnr'.'er k all rk'!t tc'o „Mana,c 1U5' 1979. Highway Patrol Director Colonel Eldridge Beach requests all motorists to yield the right of way to pedestrians and bicycles, even when there is some doubt. He said, "There Is small satisfaction for a driver who views an injured or dead pedestrian or bicyclist lying in the street and says, 'I had the right of way." Beach concluded by saying, "You may be offering the gift of life by giving up the right of way and there is no greater gift one can offer." Schools will be out for the summer and motorists peed to take extra care for youngsters playing or kiding bicycles on or near our streets and highways said the Florida Highway Patrol today. a at ' c .. "I didn't get fouled," said Grevey. "All I saw were white jerseys. I had to throw up a desperation shot. I'm not too happy about that." . Tropic Sank L ',; .' Totals 34 I Totals 34 Oil ISO 0-5 Reid Fold 102 010 2-4 Potter Dodge TOPIC BANK MAGNOLIA AR S H AS S H 31 2 Powell Spoon 4I2 3 I C Fraglpan Golder 4 II 21 I DeSililo Maddos 333 3 I C Weinberg Menlcs 321 31 0 O'Quinn Craig 3•I 310 Clam James 312 3 1 0 Ford Kempten 31 I 3 0 0 Thompson Clausels II5 I I 0 Ead.r Lee I01 35 1 3 Hone Totals 25S Vitals •g Totals 39 11 II _ Mail"olla How Do You Get Rose Out? Phil Chenier closed the gap tq 114-112 with a baseline jump shot before the Bullets' Kevin Grevey missed everything on a last-second jumper in heavy traffic. The Sonic backcourt pair scored four points apiece in overtime to stake Seattle to a 112-106 lead with 2:08 showing on the clock. But it was a pair of foul shots by center Jack Sikma with 39 seconds left, boosting Seattle's edge to 114-110, that gave the Sonics their gamewinning points. '.'L'.:' II0 Lame 2 I C J. Bowers I01 REID FORD POTTER DODGE I 0 0 Kohlmeyeq 2 I Roggenkamp AS R H AS R H 0 0 0 Owens 11 0 Morrow IS0 Csrrow 4 I 0 Fry 403 1 0 0 Evans I I I Fall 211 Sicord 4 I 0 Raiiaco 40I I C 5 Lynch C 3 C Wilson 2 Ii Andriano 4 0 I Kelly 4 21 5 5 0 Gallant I C S Rotten 1•o 4 I 0 Watkins 4I2 1CC Fockler 2 I 3 Webb • o Long Slalar 4 I 0 Ham i. ia i Totali I0 0 20 II I Seltzir 2 I0 4 1 0 Patterson 31 133 0 Totals 33 14 I) Miller Reich 4 0 0 Elderdite II 0 003 41—I0 Lynemar 424 1-13 Golden Comb 3 0 0 Anderson 4II 345 41t—I4 Manual III — 3 Harness Raceway I 0 0 Slough I00 Reich 3 0 0 MIllikin 2ao Lunslord 0 0 0 Tanis Middle school students will attend high school facilities. The high schools anticipating summer school are: Lyman, Seminole, Oviedo and Lake Brantley. Zone lines are not In effect during summer school but there is no bus transportation. Johnson provided the bulk of Seattle's scoring punch. Will iams led all scorers with 36 points while Johnson added 32. More it was over, including the entire Washington front-line of Elvin Hayes, Bob Dandridge and Wes Unseld. Heading back to Landover, Md., for Game 5 Friday, the Bullets find themselves in the same situation they were in during the Eastern Conference title series with San Antonio — needing three straight wins to stay alive. As they have throughout the championship series, guards Gus Williams and Dennis Craig Watkins hit a two-run Fry and Kelly combined to outlasted Golden Comb Salon. homer and Greg Fry drove in pitch a one-hitter for the win- 14-10, as David Jordan and Pat the winning run in the bottom of ners, Don Andriano breaking up Pulliam each had three Hills. the seventh inning Tuesday to the bid for the no-hitter with a Scott Bowers, who was 2-for-2, lead Luke Potter Dodge to a 6-5 base hit. Fry wound up the, fanned five batters in a key pitching stint. Pony victory over Don Reid night with three hits. Ford In the Seminole Pony Also Tuesday night, Milex In a Mustang contest, Baseball League. Seminole Harness Raceway Tune-up pitchers held Central Florida Electric hitless in a 13-3 t iumph, running its record to C. FLA. GOLDEN RACEWAY 21-1. AS R H ELECTRIC COMB Al R H White 332 Al R H AS R H 5. Bowers 312 And in another game, Tropic Lows 2 1 0 Hoffman 2 I 0 Messina 4 0 I Pylllam 322 khmlI 3 31 Dec ker Bank stopped Magnolia Service Palo 110 221 Ingris 311 Stevens 31l Burns 2 0 C Stapliton 3 1 2 SnelI 22I Corp., 11-7. Kr.r I I I Gem., 200 2 0 C Jordan 23333 McFadden Highway Pa trol issues warning 'i, least one foul is committed in the last 14 minutes." The victory gave Seattle a 3-1 lead In the series and put the Sonics within one game of the first NBA championship in the 12-year history of the franchise. "It was just like an Ali. Frazier fight," said the Sonics' John Johnson. "It was a knockdown, drag-out, heavyweight affair. There's so much going on out there, it's hard for the officials to call it all." Four players fouled out Watkins, Fry Key Potter Past Reid In Pony Tilt ,,. As Sonics So r 114- U12t Fout s Wednesday, May 30,1979-9A Li Cash? ,-- .•.. .• .. KM RADIAL 225 WHITEWALLS 2 Plus . 2 Steel Belts / 5-rib Tread Design V '78' Series Trood S.) ' KM 78 BLACK WALLS / 4-piy Polyester Co'd '/ 7 Mult.siped Tread Ribs '/ Designed for Today ' s Driving Needs Rod.o' Ph.5 Polyester Cord V -78" Series n .. 41 . ' - Treod .---- zuur iU1t 15 guuu WI -. , $2,500 to $25,000 or more, for any .- u - 996 ' 88 ._, - Rag purpose! Thos tight, Pm, Arnotican Flionciol services will otrotige Ioms up to $23000 or mcii. for any pwpowt if you own your own home, condominium or mo,h home ondIot you quolily. - .. . All Applicants May Be Eli ible. Widows. pSflWSSU, peoph wilt, bjcvrát, rss.ms, unstoy.d. 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Price 1fl47 IInstall.d I I ______________ NT. DORA V I..O.miGctu,ia __ A ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Q a, SOtu L N.! Lii A_. EST ORLANDO 1Ifl,ls ce,o,.a 4iAI'IIAia,I DELANO . a..o,.,o S ORLANDO ,, ..,,,., l.a. a, s. KISSIUMFI ,' a' SANFORD . ...,., ,. 4',,' SI LEISBUNG CASSEL8ERR"\ .- % ,,_, U, .4 1 L.a SE ORLANDO �+ 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '....' . . r Wednesday, May 3o, 1979 H _o__H_um_ !poss-ibIe Dream... Par-7t- -, Two? 1• 1 _ ago yOnkees Fussing o 's 0 W s Reg. 129.99. Men's 26" 10-speed Superstar racing style bike. Features the Shimano Positron II derailleus system. Straw finlsn. Sale 94.99. Rag. 124.99 Women Superstar. Save MO on four RV tires. Rugged RV tire design.. br off/on road use. Deep biting tread to keep you moving. Tough nylon cord body with raised whit. letters. Tubeless. Tire size Sale 89.99 Rig. Sale' 47.00 $2.00 62.00 11.15 79.00 69.00 12-15 09.00 79.00 12-16.5 94.00 104.00 'Plus led. as from 3.45 to 5.07 per tire. "Available In traction or rib tread design. 4 HiS-IS" 57.00 L7$-15" Rg. 99.99, Boy's 20" Bandit bike' In bold black and gold-tone finish. Has deep cleated tires, simulated fog lamps, crossbar mounted air foil and coaster brake. Assembly charge on bikes Batting (based on 100 at bats) National League GAB H Pct. Rose, Phil 16 178 65 .365 Brock, St.L 33 114 41 .360 Winfield, SD 51195 68.349 Murphy, All 39 111 49 .348 Mazzilli, NY 43168 57.339 Knight, Cm 46 172 58 .3)1 Foster, Cm 39119 49.329 Stargeti, Pit 29 10$ 34.324 Moreno, Pit 43 180 58 3fl Carter, Mil 38 131 43.321 American League GAB H Pct. Smally, Mm 44 172 67 .390 Kemp, Oct 39 143 55 .365 Carew, Cal 48 174 62.356 Remy, Bos 44 188 65 346 Banistr, Chi 14 156 54.346 Bochte, Sea 45 160 53 .344 Baylor, Cal 48 187 61 .335 Rice, Sos 44 166 53.331 Downing, Cal 41146 48 -329 Johnson, Chi 31 110 36 .377 Wilfong, Mm 11110 36.377 Home Runs National League - SchmIdt, Phil Kingman, Chi 15; 11; Murfty, Ali 13; Matthews, All and Dawson, Mtl Ii. American League - Lynn, SOS II; Singleton, BaIt 12; Cooper and Thomas, Mu Il; May, Bait, Smalley, Minn and Hort0n, Sea 10. Runs Batted In Najlonal League - Murphy, All Kingman, 36; Chi 35; Schmidt. Phil and Winfield, SD 34; Foster, Cm and Garvey, LA 33. Anerican League - Baylor, Cal 17; Lynn, Sos 41; Porter, KC and Cooper, Mil 39; Nettles. NY 36. Stolen Bases National League - Moreno, Pitt . 11; Scott, St.L 15; CabelI, Hou, and Lopes, LA 14; rave,u, NY 13. American League - LeF lore, Dot 3I; Wilson, KC 19; Crux, ea 1$; Otis, KC 17; Wills, Tex • 10 step air conditioner performance check. 15 off air shocks. Sale 44.99 PI Reg. 59.99. Increase your car's load carrying capacity by 1.100 lbs. with air ahockI. Adjust as easily as filling a tire for changing loads or road conditions. NO. 6Z 10 Sale 59,.99 Reg. 79.99. Mobile CI unit features LED 40 channel selector, I/RF mer, TXIRX Indicators, ANLINBIPA conoIs, and more. $siscted CI antennas 39 pd off. Installatlen available. + Auto Center Winter Park Mall and Sanford Plaza flae liFle l-i We will check compressor output and complete system for leaks. Tighten all hose connections and belts, clean condenser and radiator exteriors, then charge system with Freon'. Freon additional. Installation available. is SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 1742 and State St. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. - , Stop Action brake overhaul. + 99,95 *Front disc/rear drum + 9995 drum Complete brake overhaul that starts with a complete Inspection of system for wear. Then we rebuild calipers or cylinders, resurface drums or rotors, repack front bearings, install new linings, springs and seals. Shed and refill brake system. Adjust parking brake. Road test car. For most American cars, foreign makes slightly higher. 'l 1 Sale 3.99 + + Rag. 4.50. Stock up savings on JCPenney 10W40 Premium allweather oil. Easy cold weather starts and balanced hot weather lubrication. 'III Domestic oil filters 2.19 Import oil filters C Pénñéy + 4. + + " WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lee Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 13$N.Orang.Ave. Open Tues., Wed., Thurs I Sat. 9:30 A.M.-6 P.M. Open Mon. and Friday 9:30 A.M.-$:30 P.M. - + __._.__ .!f. . - • - .... -. - - -4. - • . ,i ILI 11 + 1 . \ Distribu ted by King Festur..Syndic,.ta. Strikeouts National League - Richard, Hou 81; Carlton, Phil 55; 7 Hooton, LA 52; Niekro, All 51; SwRn. NV ca - American League - Ryan, Cal 66; Jenkins, Tex 62; Guidry, NY 61; Koosman, Minn 50; Kravec, Chi Tenth Race B5.16. T. 31.62 S KsCinderella 11.00 9.20 5.20 HP's 6060 3.20 3.00 5 $rna,f Marie -- . ---. - 1.40 WI.U? JI.UU P (5-7) last year, but you have Al McGuire's word for it, he isn't going to replace Red Holzman as coach. McGuire goes even further yet. He says he'll never coach anywhere again, "The word 'never' is difficult to use," says the curly-haired 5(3. 6 Mar Con Spike year-old McGuire, who jogs a couple of miles every day and looks `14.90 5.20 3.40 The Knicks have talked to hi nl about the job twice, this year alld 7 Doris Boogie 1 1.00 1.00 In better shape than some of the players in the NBA right w. S Steady Ann 3.00 "But i think l can safely say 'never' because Idon't think I'd ever Q (4.7) 20.50; T (4.74) 51.20 Eighth Pace get down to the wet jocks and socks again." S Eleanor Johns 6.00 9.00 2.20 McGuire coached 21 years, all in the college ranks at Dart1 Silver Creek 55.00 3.20 mouth, Belmont Ab bey and Marquette. 6RJYankee 4.60 0 (5.4)127.40; T (5.4.4)1715.50. A man with the Knicks reveals that when they talked with Ninth Pace McGuire about the coaching job he asked for 'the building," and 3 Proteus 14.20 8.80 2.50 6 Dream Judy 7.10 2.10 although McGuire laughs when he hears that, he doesn't deny it. 2 Steady Pat 2.20 "Forme to even consider taking a coaching job with a tean like 0 (3-4) $7.40; T (3-6-2) 314.40. the Knicks, they'd have to give me dictatorial powers," McGuire Tenth Race 5 D Barron 17.60 3.60 2.20 says. "I'd want to run the whole show. I'd like a seat on the 2 Dixie Barry 3.10 2.20 board." 4JWK 270 McGuire makes that last statement tongue in cheek but it gives 0 (S2 31.00: 1 (5-2-4) 231.00. you some idea of w ha t it would take for any tearii to get iiiiii. A- 1205: Handle- $75,554. - '1Iuui7 I + SS.U0T($-7. "1 was booed for 17 years," he says. "For the last four to five years, people have been applawling. I don't know where the turn came. Maybe it was at the Omni. Maybe it came from being truthful. I do everyt hing imaginable, but I don't lie." McGuire doesn't think he's f in ished with athletics for good. He thinks he'll be on the perimeter of it somewhere, possibly as a cormuentator or a consultant. "1 still feel I need an arena, a gladiator's floor," he says. + 'GOne thing I've tried to do is not get my mind whacked out on jealousies. All my life, I've been the alley player and my brother, Dick, was Michelangelo, a natural. I remember when we were both with the Knicks. I'd be waiting in the car after the game to go home with the family and Dick would be answering questions by the press and giving out autographs. I'd have to say I was jealous of him then. But I worked on getting rid of such jealo us ies and I + feel I have. As much as possible, anyway." - 763.00. Twelfth Race %. T. 38.60 5 NIxon TrueMiss 11.00 9.20 $.50 4 B. Lisa 19.60 8.10 2 Arlie Chao 4.20 Q(4.5)45.50i P15.4) 224.70:1 (5-4$17.00. A - 1,51$ Handle 5145,653. NBA Playoffs By United Press International Championship series (Best of Seven) (All Times EDT) Wathlnqton vs. Seattle (Seattle leads series, 3.1) May 20-Washington 99, Seattle 97 May 24-Seattle 92, Washington 82 May 27-Sealtle 105, Washington AUTO SERVICE CENTER Jul-Alai 95 DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY'S RESULTS First Game BDomingo.Gerardo 24.00 10.20 7.00 lVictor-Diaga II 4.20 8.60 4 Trani .Gastl II 6.00 0 (1-1) 61.50; 1 (5.1) 525.40. Second Game SCarasa.lsidro 15.60 8.50 5.60 400mlngo-Peclna 11.60 4.50 SDuran.Gastl H 4.60 Q (48) 43.20; P (8-4) 55.00; 1 DD (LI) Third Game 3Enrkiue 10.00 4.50 9.40 SGondra 7.20 6.60 6Rodolto 13.60 0(3-1)44.40: P (35) 1)5.50; 1(3-5. 531421.10. Fourth Game Egana-lsk$ro 13.50 10.50 5.20 I Zubi-Arca 5.00 2.50 ]Gaidos-Sarduy 1.40 0(1.7) 53.20: P (71) 152.70; 1(7.1431,10. May 29-Seattle 114, Washington 112 (of) June 1-Seattle at Washington, 9 p.m. x.June 3-Washington at Seattle 3 p.m. x-June 6-Seattle at Washlngton,s p.m. Transactions College Missouri Valley Conference Named David Price, assistant director of the Pacific. 10 ference, commission,- of the Missouri valley Conference. Hockey Winnipeg -Announced the Tulsa Oilers of the Cen tral Hockey League will be the new NHL team's farm club. Footbai Cincinnati - Signed Nathan Poole, a running back from the University of Louisville whowas the Bengals 10th-round draft choice, St. Louis - Signed draftplcks tackk. Nle Henderson and linebacker Ricky McBride. Signed veteran safety Ken Stone. Dog Racing DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY Nl'3HT First Race MS-Il. T. 31.41 2 T's Max 1.60 3.20 370 1 Susan's Lady 3.20 3.20 7 Light Pay Day 3.00 0(2-4)10.40, P (24) 31.SOi 1(2.47)205.50. Second Race Os.16.r.3I.fl 6 Stubby Penny 5.20 2.50 7 MountainMadness 11.20 2.50 2 PV's Mark 7.60 0 (4.7) 35.50, P (6-7) 4530; 1 (4.7. 2)235.40. Third Race oS.16.Tmrn.31.ss iF. Lee Baby 77 240 6 Dealer Dick 4.10 3.00 7 Sudden Jump 3.10 Q(6•7) 14.50; P (74) 43.50; T (7•4• 5) 77.40. Fourth Race DS-t6.T.31.$7 1 Blossom Troubles 6.10 4.00 7.60 4 Super Mir.day 4.20 3.00 2 Hazy View 0(1.4)17.20: P (1-4) 40.50:1 (1.4. 2) 62.20. Fifth Race Ds-16.T.fl.17 3 Mountain Lass 31.60 17.00 6.20 1 Duke Axe 6.40 4.00 6 M.L. Pinta 7•60 Q(13) 92.80: P (3-1) p43.90; T .i. 6) 524.40. Sixth Race C$-l6.T.3).33 1 Flying Scott 5.00 4.00 3.00 7 Stand Still 6.80 3.20 4 Leazer Par Dome 530 0(1-7) 77.60: P (1-7) 44.30; T().?. 4) 361.40. Seventh R ace SS.14.T.3l.47 1 SW's Encounter 21.50 4.20 3.50 3 Blue Pebbles 5.00 1.00 7 Thelma J. 3,30 0(3.4)175.40; P (4.3) 243.70; T (4. 3-7) $54.40. EigltthRace C4.T,3$.31 $ Lazy Ike 11.10 7.50 340 5 Aftermath 21.00 3.20 7 MIck's Wind Out 3,30 Q(S.I) $5.40; Pa-U 7)315.40. Ninth Race C 5.16. T. 31.64 S Carry Docile 6.10 3.40 2.30 6 Let It Ride 1.00 2.40 I Jo Re Do 3.10 Q(34) 11.50; P (5-4) 33.75; T ($4. Fifth Game 1 GastiGasti H 6.60 1.20 6.40 6Ramon.Paco 6.60 5.50 Apr&zGndra 6.00 0(1-6)50.10: P (14)138.70; 1(1-4-. 7)1075.20. Sixth Game 6Santl.Arca 26.00 9.00 3.60 3Carasa-Gastl II 4,00 3.20 SDomingo-isidro 7,40 0(34) 35.40, P (6-3) 54.50, 1116-3. 455.50. Seventh Game I Eqaria.11ano 7.20 4.10 4.00 1 lrusta.Arrleta 12.00 4.20 IRamon-Pecina 1.20 0 (14) 30.10; P (1 4)117.00:1 (I. 542.50. Eighth Game lApralt-Arrieta 13.00 5.50 2.50 3lsesaEchanit 7.40 3.10 2 Egana-GoirI 3.00 Q(3-4)37.20,P(4.3) 145.2011(4.3. 2) 340.40. Ninth Game 1 lsasa 17.60 6.10 11.10 ISaid 6.50 6.40 7Echaniz 7.10 (14) 4020; P(1.4) 104.10; T (14. 7321.00. Tenth Game SApraizWally 14.40 10.00 3.60 lEgana.Sarduy 7.20 3.00 Vicandl.Enrlqu 3.00 0(44) 53.80; P (84)134.21; T ($4. 1) 454.50. Eleventh Game 7Vlcandi.Gerard 740 6.40 2.50 SCarasaUrquiza 17.00 3.00 3Arranopeclna 3.30 0(2-5) 32.20; P (3.3) 75.58; 1(2-53) 33240, Twelfth Game 2Muhi'a 11.10 10.00 5.10 5I5aSatd)' 10.00 12.20 Ramon-Enrique 7.00 Q(2.S)41.S0;P(2.S) 1II.11;T(2.$. 1) 307.50. A- 1711; Handle- 81284$. + GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES...WHERE QUALITYAND CONFIDENCE COST NO MORE UkRIB POLYESTER $197S Power Streak 78 Choosi 6 95-I4 -'r- ' ..'. - - - - - . - - - - --- - - , 1 MAINTENANCE FREEI POWER GARD 40 BATTERY Air ___________1 1 l*iMNave..hvemioasvatar isswissss ii Mt aided vain NMI Waist 45115*11, cM5*tI.ss. $4595 , . , - - .1 Wati ____________________ 06.1 . - 36' '38" 15x7.5 ,, ' I 3x5 5 1 4x8.75 [.sIiuir wheels. High gloss finish shines bright draws attention to your carl Front End Alignment stubs MIS five IMtIS aailc broad tOl3Os'I. Oil lilIes saua if .,ai. change • Includes light trucks • Please call for ap- pointment -- •. .- - +. -, ... . -- '- " -. 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' Smooth-riding 4 Not long ago, Mcuire gave up a job as vice chairman of the board with Medalist Industries, a conglomerate. McGuires job paid around $80,000 and he's still with the firm as a consultant. He also does considerable speaking around the country and has a contract with NBC calling for him to (10 basketball commentary -" (luring the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. McGuire drew many raves for his bright, imaginative and knowledgable comments on TV (luring the recent NCAA championship. The raves were richly deserved. 5) 264.40. Eleventh Race A5.14,T.3t,fl S Carry Fred 5.10 1.60 2.40 6 A Plus 5.00 3.20 4 CR's Pete Jones 3.00 q)6-8) 57.60; P (56) 136.50; 1 (1-6-4) Pro Basketball + Ix He received some more phone calls from the Knicks this year. But again, nothing materialized. "i would like to say this about Sonny Wcrblin the president of Madison Square Garden which owns the Knic ks ,"he says. "He's a man I truly admire. lie's a keeper, quality, exciting to be around, a man's man. In my opinion, what he says is what he'll do or at least try to do. 322.2821 Mon-Fri. 7:30.6, Sat. 8-3 -. .0' + + - they IaIK About Kni-cks S Push Button 3.20 0(7-2)13.40; T (7.2-5) ;s,.so. Sixth Game SHustlin Mickey 6.80 3.20 2.10 2 Byrd Bobby 3.60 2.20 3Time Way 2.20 0 ($2) 17.40; 1 (5-2-3) 37.20. Seventh Race Pitching Victories National League - Niekro. lOu 4-3; Ruthven, Phil 63; arllpn, Phil and Blue. SF 63; 3 pdthers tied with S. Anê,rican League - John, lY L5.1; Marshall, Minn S-I; I.M4rtlnez, Salt and Koosman, %I,v( 7.2; Spittorlf, KC 7-4. Earned Run Average (ba*.d on 45 Innings pitched) Naplenal League - Martinez, 2.12; Niekro, Hou 2.4$; orry, SD 2.44; LaCoss, Cm SI; Rogers, Mtl 2.57. Anrilcan League - Kern, NY 1.11; ex 1.20; John, arsilali, Minn 7.06; Slaton, if 2.19; Baumgarten, Chi 2.37. -, - \ .. Leaders Save on oil. __________ 5 4) Baltimore (Flanagan 6-3) at Kansas City (Leonard 4-4), 8:35 p.m. Boston (Torre; 4-3) at Texas (Matlack 2.2). 8:35 p.m. at (Ryan 5-3) California Seattle (Parrott 20). 10:35 p.m I. ThuiI4iay's Gaines Oakland at Minnesota Detroit at Toronto, night New York at Milw, night Calif at Seattle, night + Bikes available at all 3 JCPenney stores . 1 + Rag. $34, plus fed. taxi ea. Size A78-13 El Tigre 278s. Wide 70 and 78 series profile fenure a 2 polyester ply body with 2 fiberglass belts. Metric sizes in blackwiil nniv. Tire size Reg. Sale' A78-13 34.00 - 29.00 C78-14 33.00 41.00 D70-14 36.00 42 E78.14 4400 37.00 F78-14 46.00 39.00 G78.14 4$.00 41.00 H78-14" 50.00 43.00 G70.15 49.00 42.00 H78.15 $3.00 45.00 L78-15m 57.00 49.00 155.12 35.00 30.00 165-13 35.00 30.00 155-15 30.00 33.00 35.00 105-15 30.00 'Plus fed. tax from 1.74 to 3.19 pet .::May have slightly different Construction. '4 polyester pH.s/2 fiberglass belts. NO? 4 P.M; '4' Sale 94.99 . East W L Pct. GB 30 17 .638 1s11 26 18 .591 2½ poston 27 22 .551 1 Mllwauke Nov York 25 22 .532 5 20 21 .188 7 Dstrolt 20 26 135 9') Clevelnd 12 36 250 l5'/ Toronto West W L Pct. GB 19 .601 calif 26 18 .591 1 Minn 27 19 .587 1 Texas 27 21 .563 2 Kin City 24 23 .511 1") Chicago 17 32 .3.47 12") Seattle 16 32 .333 13 QkIand Tuesday's Results : Oaklnd at Minn, ppd., rain Boston at Texas, ppd., rain Detroit 9, Tonto 8 Chicago 1, Cleveland 2 Milwaukee 7, New York 3 Baltimore 8, Kin City 1 California 6, Seattle 1 Today's Games (All Times EDT) at 3-2) (Wilcox Detroit 7:30 2-4), (Huffman Toronto p.m. at 1.0) (Mlnetto Oadand MIrws.ota (Hartzell 1-3). 8:30 p.m. at 6-3) (Waits Cleveland 5-1), (Uaumgartern Chicago 8:30 p.m. at (John 9-1) New York Milwaukee (Caldwell 5.4), 8:30 Save'20to'32 on four fiberglass belted tires. Sale '• f/p_,f,4) ' Am.rran t.nu. - s ERMEP 21 000 81' O.4'E +7 Wednesday, May 30, 1979-hA. Job, McGuire Just Smiles rn' 44P R4EO .' E Sa*iloing, 3O off men' and women ' Superstar. (Espinosa .f1, Sanford, Fl. ---------.__----Evenina Herald, SEMINOLE TUESDAYS RESULTS First Race 1 BartsMick Tim 1.20 2.60 2.20 $ Island lade 3.10 2.10 lMagic Bullet 2.60 0 (I-S) 11.00: T (15-4) 52.40. Second Race 7 Ritzy Girl 10.00 4.10 2.20 3 Last Stretch 3.10 2.20 NEW YORK (UPI) - Al McGuire felt a touch of nostalgia over 1 Avon Carfree 2.10 the weekend, so he went back to see what was doing in his old 0 (7.3) 21.20: T (1.3-I) 7f.20. Third pace neighborhood, Rockaway Beach here in New York. I Placid Alice 1110 8.80 3.20 That's where he grew up as a kid, where he and his older SRubys Man 6+10 360 lOteca Mis 2.10 brother, Dick, began their basketball careers which converged 0 (8.5)52.40: T (5.5.4) U.S0. when they played together for the New York Knicks in the '50's. Fourth Race Lately, there has been tal k that Al McGuire would like to do a SSonotWaygale 00 3.10 2.60 4 Pappa c lit tl e more than me re ly visit the old neighborhood. He has been 6.10 2.50 3 Sturgis 5.80 away from coaching now more than two years, ever since leading 0 (5.4) IS-00; T (5.4.3) 334.0. Marquette University to its first and only NCAA title in The Omni Fifth Race 7 Radar Bell in Atlanta March 28, 1977, and the feeling is he'd like to come back 9.00 3.40 3.00 7 Rebel I Guy 4.10 &20 to take over the Knicks. '( YOUIY.5TEfl Atlanta (McWilliams 1-2) at an Diego (Lolich 0.2), 13 p.m. San Francisco (Halicki 5 3) at os Angeles (Sutcliffe 5-3), .,10:30 p.m. Thursday's Games Philadelphia at Montreal New York at St. Louis San Fran at Los Angeles Atlanta at San Diego WI Chi at Pittsburgh, night Cinci at Houston, night " In Book Harness *Racing byAlanMa 'ver u/,'P4VG #f/? (1.4YCCW,q7" W/'V TRrn'6 wH/c# BEGA///,Y/97, -I .m. Lassie VV AFTER --- / Montreal (Lee 12), 7:35 p.m. Chicago (McGlothen 5.5) at ittsburgh (Rooker 1.0), 7:35 rn. New York (Swan 1.3) at St. ouis (Ma rt inez 21), 8:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Seaver 2 3) at louston (J. Niekro 62), 8:35 •' / - L4 16 26 .381 10'? West W L Pct. GB mcI 76 20 .565 ouston 27 23 .540 1 in Fran 25 24 .510 2' Ang 21 26 .180 4 in Diego 22 29 .431 6'.) tlanta 18 29 .383 8' Tuesdays Results San Diego 6. Atla 3, 1st San Diego 3. Atla 2, 2nd Montreal 9, Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 0 New York 6, St. Louis 2 Houston 2, Cincinnati I L Ang 6. San Francisco Today' s Games (All Times EDT) Philadelphia - + ew York I +- ----+--.-----+----.--.----++++ --.--__ -- 'A U5TINon or Ctc 77/,Q7'VEW 0112 QIOTE, "YOUT// SHAlt DF5FRYI'AND RETURN /" /)4'-0A9 C9Z/FR/f/AN HER emo. 7/YZE IN 7?,'( ,?c,yr .. Cot &A7't /7't /4n' a'F,V /,73cçf,. ",YAL Ooc Major League Standings ly United Press International East L Pct. GB ontreat 26 15 .631 'ila 27 18 600 Louis 22 19 337 4 Ittsbrgh 2 21 .500 5', iicago 19 23 .152 7' R hb Kondracki Folks -""" asebaII 4 They Go Sa'ioling, al M4 alor League HAPPILY EVERT 16By United Press International whatever It takes to win a game _jT By United Press international runs with singleto lead Jim hit attack that lifted The Impossible Dream, Part Is what we're going to do to win • -. i' ç.' .' -' Another routine evening in Palmer to his sixth win in !ight Two? It. I felt this was one of my ! the New York Yankees locker decisions --i t " Dick Williams, manager of strongest performances of : • room. the Montreal Expos, was the year." J'7 "You guys bore me," Reggie Angels 6, Mariners 4: .4'U l manager of the Boston Red Sox Pirates 8, Cubs 0: . r. /' Bobby Grich drove in t ee Jackson told reporters Tuesday . ( in 1967 when the club fulfilled Dave Parker drove in three - P 1 night after the Milwaukee runs with a single and a double the Impossible Dream by runs with a homer and a double . ! 1 Brewers had scored a 7-3 vie- and Jim Barr notched his third "• winning the American League and Phil Garner added a solo tory over the Yankees. consecutive victory to hel p pennant for the first time since blast in helping the Pirates • 4. "Everywhere I go it's the same California down Seattle. 1946. Now the veteran manager defeat the Cubs. •• bull. I'm sick and tired of all 1s seeing the same kind of thing Astros 2, Re* 1: this bull. Would you guys stop start to happen for his young Denny Walling, batting for I writing already?" U , . Expos. Art Howe, singled home the -• That was Jackson's unique "It reminds me of when I was winning run in the last of the way of explaining a nearmanaging the Boston Red Sox ninth Inning to give the Astros a t!. altercation with pitcher Moose Mayfair in 1967," Williams said Tuesday victory over the Reds. . . • Haas, who nearly hit -the night after the Expos clobbered Meta 1, Cardinals 2: Yankee slugger with a high the Philadelphia Phillles, 9.0, to Run-scoring doubles by John r fastball In the second mnlnghamp take over first place in the Stearns and Steve Henderson Jackson had a few words with National League East. "Things highlighted a four-run seventh ,, Haas, glared at the rlghthander Vie Rlchburg rules the started happening there for us, Inning that led the Mets to their • ' . and finally stepped back to the Mayfair Country Club coiWSe •' too in the second half of the win over the Cardinals. plate before hitting the next after his victory last weeken din season after the AlIStar break." Dodgers 6, Giants 5: pitch over the left-center field the club championship. , Tuesday night's triumph was Dusty Baker's line-drive fence. Rlchburg completed a s'i eep •"•'U'•.: the Expos' fourth straight over single to center field knocked in "If he throws at me again, I'd in the three-round event wilth a the Phillies. the winning run and capped a Herald Photo by Torn Nitsil have charged him," Jackson 54-hole medal score of fli. Steve Rogers, who stopped three-run ninth inning that gave Bobby Lundquist was second Seminole Ifigh welghtlifters flash their hardware after returning from said before losing his temper. the PhUlles on six hits Tuesday the Dodgers a triwnph over the WEIGHTY "But not after just one pitch." with a 223 and Frank Me BilO Jacksonville and faring well in an AAU meet are Harry Unsworth, Reginald night for his second consecutive Giants. elan Cecil Cooper drove In three III was Indeed third with a shutout, said, "There's a great Padres 13, Braves 3-2: Cotton and Abdullah Baker, left to right. Unsworth was first in the heavyweight runs with a pair of homers and Winning top honors in I[('St feeling on this club that Ozzie Smith singled home division while Cotton won the 193-pound category and Baker swept honors In the an infield single and Haas fired flight were Ron O'Neal at 241 pinch runner Bill Almon with MATTER 123-pound bracket. Not pictured, Chris Holiwedel finished third in the 148-pound a seven-hitter to pace the while Hazen Klaubert's 247iwas the tie-breaking flifl class. Brewers. Cooper's first homer one shot better than Fleic]her in to ___ __ eighth Inning of the nightcap accounted for Milwaukee's first kockrell's scbre for sec rnd lead San Diego to a sweep over • run in the fourth and his leadoff place. Atlanta. In the opener, Gaylord blast In the sixth snapped a 2-2 Bill Woodard won secc)nd Perry, 4-4, benefitted from a tie and put the Brewers ahead flight with a 247. Lou Valent inn. Howl America and Italian- three-run fifth Inning, to stay. Both came off loser was second with 252 and ar American Club of Sanford Catfish Hunter, 0.4, and gave Willets had a 255. Posted Lassie League wins Si Cooper ll homers for the year. In third flight, Tom Askew Tuesday in Sanford. TIgers 9, Blue Jays 8: 'won a sudden death playoff Mary Hicks homered and Lance Lance Parrish delivered an over Dick Fowler after t ICY OC ) iflS singled and Cindy Hogan VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. sailboat of Worrell, the con- behind the leaders, was the pick up. single with two out in the tied at264.In fourth fllght, R. C. doubled for Bowl America in an (UPI) - Computer salesnan test's founder and defending teiun headed by Sonny Teabo of e race eighth inning to score Lou Whitmire won with a 264 nd Worrell 8-7 win over KiwanIs, led by Sanford's Kondracki family Ron Anthony and Mike Worrell champion. Both boats were off Jacksonville, N.C. three years, Whitaker from second base and Jim Hunt and Bud Richac ds each of the s pas7O Ak Gordon's three hits and had a sweet day of racing last are headed for JacksonvWe Ormond Beach, Fla., five miles His boat fell off the pace late last 3tear's contest in secure Detroit's fourth straight tied at 271. two by Starr Lawrence. weekend In the Memorial Day Beach, Fla., today as both boats north of Daytona Beach. Monday, several hours after the a record time oI yen days,victory. Fifth flight saw Non rls The Italian-American club kart races at Kissimmee, have a wide lead in the fourth Richard Walilo, commander- race began, when its rudder two hours and five minutes White Sox 4, Indians 2: Lockensgard win with a 276 and sent 22 batters to the plate in the winning four of eight events, annual "Worrell 1 ," mile Ing "The Shack," was in third snapped. The team had to go Rich Wortham, 6-4, allowed Ted Reina finish second at i89 first inning for 18 runs In a While poppa R. G. took third sailboat race from Ft. place, five miles behind Wor- ashore to repair the rudder. Each catamaran, a twinsix hits over 8 1-3 Innings and with Carl Elssele next at 2 1. win over Western SIzzlin, with In the feature event, son Mark Lauderdale, Fla. to Virginia rell, a race official said. Race coordinator Bill Henry hulled sloop with two sails, has Bill Nahorodny laced a two-run W. A. Sullivan had a hole-inBlondenla McKinney homering had three wins and a second, Beach. The leaders were expected at said competitors had been a three-man crew. Two crew- double to power Chicago over one on the 16th hole, a 144-yard and doubling and Daphene son Mike had a win and a Officials said late Tuesday the Jacksonville Beach check- slowed the first 24 hours by members are aboard at all Cleveland. shot with a six-iron. He had a and Wilhanis and Pam, Morgan fourth, daughter that Anthony's 16-foot catama- point around 6 a.m. winds of less than six nilles per ftes, with the third following orioles 8, Royal$ 1: final round of 94 in the third Georgeann had a second. getting two hits each. ran was 500 yards ahead of the In last place, several hours hour, but that the pace should on land with a shore team. Rich Dauer knocked in three flight. - .. I + - - - - - . . - - . + - . + �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, May 30,191 _RSELVE--S--______.___._ --- -------.--------- ".. - _ -----., - ___ _._______ '____-'1C1 U " -b ...... ___ Sàfód Top Case Drug .! , _____________________________________________________________________________________ A 11EPD .. .a fyi ai Plc Icfo id D e ad ILcan __ ;~~;,-~r,tp .~:-,41.~-~,2."F~tt7rA~-"~ .,To;rMV . -, .R.IF , ' . . SANTA MONICA, Calif Hills, said her physician, Dr. "unique contributions to the "America's Sweet L.D.Laurion "But it was a development of film as an artistic inediwn" a bad one," he said heart," Mary Pickford, the stroke She won an Academy Award Miss Pickford ended her days world's first movie star of preWorld War I days and a pioneer as a recluse, rarely emerging In 1928 for her performance in of Hollywood institutions, died for the last 15 years from "Coquette," her first "talkie," of a stroke Tuesday. S1i.was 86. seclusion in Pickfair, a mansion which forced her, as she said named for her and her second later, "to cut my curls and face Miss Pickford, a child actress husband, silent screen star the facts of life." Her best remembered silent Douglas Fairbanks Sr., when founded United Artists Studio and the Academy of Motion they were the "king and queen films Included "Hearts Adrift" the hit that made her star in Picture Arts and Sciences, of Hollywood" In the 1920s Tess of the Storm "People have their illusions 1914 winning one of the Academy's I want them to keep them," Country, Daddy Long Legs, awards the second year they Pollyanna, Poor Little Rich were given, even before they she explained "That little girl of the silent film days gave me Girl, and Rebecca of Sunny were called "Oscars" She died of a stroke at Santa a life of comparitive luxury. brook Farm." "No matter what my name t turn on her I third I' t Monica Hospital. H was In a picture I was always husband, Buddy Rogers, 74, now" the girl playing '11ttle was at her aide They had been She recently ordered the with the cu"s1?'l'atersii ' married 41 years. destruction 200,000 feet of silent "I was combination "She'd taken on the to d all her life and she'd beaten her own films saying she is hi vi thlern idl, every time, until jeared"they eould rl ot stand the Displaying the shrewd busii test of time." Her husband and ness sense ftt marked the rest Miss Pickford was first others talked her out of it. of her career,. thought to be doing well after She did not emerge even salary from a few dollars a suffering a cerebral hemorrh when the Academy which she week to $1,000 a week by 1912, age Friday at her home, the helped found in 1927— gave her then $4,000, and by 1916 was famous 'Plckfatr,' In Beverly a special Oscar In W76 for her getting $10 000 a week - ECKERD r ' Uottie of 100 bottle LIMIT 1 ' ~, 0 "I'i ,\ c, AFRIN I Aiim J . PIM 4 ' ' . "..L . è. r 5 - --t- JUST WONDERFUL I -1. I iTrliiielon - HAIR 10 ounce aerece' r '" .,,. 0 , k7 ' ... -' •. :S -I Bath size, . lotion mild TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) in honor of Victoria Spangler. Kieman, In a Capitol elevator —TheHousemetTuesdayina Whereas Victoria Spangler Is seven weeks ago and it was rare evening session to consider the most beautiful girl .,." "love at first sight." Seated In the gallery, Miss Rep. John Lewis' critical After 10 minutes of mock , head sf1 Spangler S. soS. er sieau resolution on mar iage. The Jacksonville Democrat amazement Lewis had just debate on Lewis resolution the present dozen legislators floor prior proposed. nervously paced Lewis, a five-year veteran of ceremoniously pressed the to the start of the session lobbying for support. It was the the Florida legislature, gath- voting buttons of 117 house members and recorded the most important legislation of ered up a dozen colleagues to go resolution as passing 116-1. his five-year career, he said. through the motions of a forinud Miss Spangler then nodded His colleagues, however, resolution, including some were skeptical. If it falls, they good-natured debate from his her acceptance and was escortsaid, then what ai-eyou going to fellow House members, asking ed to the floor by five rep, resentatives where Lewis slipMiss Spangler to marry do? Lewis said he met Miss Ped on the engagement ring. The House clerk began • Spangler, who works for "Well, I told you it was going reading the resolution. "House Joint Resolution 1979 Tallahassee City Manager Dan to be different," Lewis said. / negotiations has been set between the teachers' union and the school administration team. The administration team and the Seminole Education Association (SEA) mutually agreed Tuesday to limit the scope of negotiations to three items: the school calendar, salaries and medical and health insurance. $209 ..:'. . . '-'- 3-SPEED FAN . I2OLJrL,.FLG v', •• .5 . kii. if 10 if / j Meals On Wheels The Federation of Senior 10 clients," said Joseph Maher, Citizens Clubs of Seminole director. "Most volunteers County, which sponsors Meals deliver one day a week. Some on Wheels, needs volunteers to deliver meals to home-hound senior citizens in Sanford. funded federally The program provides more than 70 ncn meals to the elderly in Sm1nole County. "It takes about an hour beginning at 11:15 a.m. to deliver a route of people offer their services as substitutes for vacationing volunteers, and still others help by riding along and carrying trays into the homes. Volunteers are sorely needed now in Sanford." 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WICKER WEAVE CLOTHES HAMPER .... ,.iu 07* LYSOL The three-year teacher contract will expire June 30, 1981 but each year both sides may propose a change in any lOUT of the 18 agreements contained in the contract. Those 18 agreements range from class size, teaching loads and asslgnmnts to academic freedom, with the school calendar and salaries being automatic openers. Ph 339-69U _____ mon um ents ___ CrLIr(oa t I. 1 . /7 than the first negotiation Volunteers Sought For .1"i"1111 ). __1 Whisper quiet motor, four blades S pull chain ¶ODE 1 3158 REQ $8990 , I 'C-UV chilled brown pie. SAN CLEMEI rE 90069. Please enclose stamped, temptation. DEAR SAN: Webster defines self-addressed envelope. DEAR ABBY: Please settle "brother-In-law" as follows: I) If you need help in writing an argument between my the brother of one's husband or letters of sympathy, husband and me. He says that wife; 2) the husband of one's congratulations or thank-you my sister's husband is HIS sister, 3) the husband of the letters, get Abby's booklet brother-in-law. I say that my sister of one's wife or husband. "How to Write Letters for all sister's husband Is MY brother- So your husband is right. Occasions." Send $1 and a long, In-law, but he isn't my Problems? You'll feel better if stamped 28 cents), selfhusband's brother-in-law. He is you get then off your chest. For addressed envelope to Abby: my husband's sister-in-law's a pcm'imnul reply write to Abby. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly lulls, husband. Who's right? Box 69700, Los Aimgeles, Cal. Calif. 90212 you please find my check for $1 and along, stamped (28 cents), selfaddressed envelope for your booklet "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." This wedding has to be specially lovely, beéause it Is for a special daughter and a special young man. Both were REJOICING IN N.Y. labeled retarded as children, but have overcome their DEAR REJOICING: Thank handicap and grown into mature, capable people. (She is you for a beautiful letter 31 and he is 29.) Both work and bearing a message of hope for are able to manage their own all "speciai" children and their affairs with a little assistance families. May the happy couple enjoy all of God's blessings. from both sets of parents. DEAR ABBY: Frannie asked Friends and relatives are so happy that this beautiful couple if birth control pills were found each other. If they were deductible, and you replied, growing up today I'm sure they "Only If they don't work." Cute answer, but for your would not be labeled retarded, but would be considered to have Information, according to "learning disabilities." They Internal Revenue ruling 73-200, will he married in a church birth control pills are deducbecause their religion means so tible whether they work or not — if prescribed by a physician. much to both of them, NEIL WITH THE IRS This Is my first letter to Dear DEAR NEIL: Thanks for the Abby, and the only advice I need Is how to make this info. Who am Ito argue with the wedding one of the loveliest our IRS? They're the nice people who know you can't take it with family has ever had. .- p :- DEAR ABBY: Enclosed Nei,er needs lovcfirc. W b,islif'(' , Heat indicator h . _______________ SOCKS 139 RITZ SNACK . GALAXY CEILING $I 8) iI - t MENS COTTON RL(J . J '4 ia.. • 88 - size fits all .. i 1 - 19 .' £._?I. Wh,teonl) -. :f C ~,1" .1," *~ 'j,,%:, , r V~ finish REQ $ 24 .' 1 67 - 1099'. wlft" LIMIT . ti.".. .4 - ______________ Negotiators Agree To Limit Issues The stage for concrete ..ç,. ,, O0ttig ' ( made from crystals h . Gene Grooms, negotiator for SEA, told Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the management, be would present SEA's proposals on those items at the next meeting, scheduled for 4:15 p.m., June 7 at Lyman 111gb School in Longwood. SEA made the proposal to unit the scope of negotiations to which the management, following a brief caucus, promptly agreed. holders LIMIT 2 p 'I '''y 8 cuart AEG it, Lovely Wedding Asked For Couple L• 'I'. view.finde? 249 '5 'I LEMONADE I. . 2 U -- r, 0 1, 4, 1 Limit 2 BARB .. r 19 % ' aL SOlid state .iith , Choose bottles. Among other helpful hints in chopped parsley, try chopped iiielon balls. 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America's foremost great food eggs will prevent them from fresh and crisp a long time if breaking. Do not have the water washed, draineI and stored strawberries with sweetened white of egg before adding the Or the luscious dessert that I connoisseurs. The rules are: have concocted late Saturday 1. Learn plain cooking first, boiling rapidly when you add inunediately in the refrigerator orange juice. Serve very cold fruit. It will prevent juices from In a tightly covered jar. Do not the same way the melon balls soaking through the crust. night — and the final touch Women often neglect the fine the eggs. are served. the carton of cream is sour. LEMONS: To obtain double crowd or mush! points of everyday cooking to BUTFERMI1.K: If you have BASIL: Don't forget to add the amount of juice, put lemons It never fails everytime I practice show-off dishes. a recipe which calls for buthide dirty dishes in the oven, I in very hot water and let them basil to any tomato dish. 2. Keep herbs on the shelf, but PORK: Roast Pork or chops termilk and you have none, try invariably turn on the oven, and use sparingly not in such remain until water is cold rubbed with a bit of sage before putting I Tbs. white vinegar in it's either a glass explosion or quantity that the food tastes before squeezing for juice. bottomim of cup and hillimig in with OMELETS: Try a pinch each cooking is delicious. plastic incited from here to like the herb patch. E= Im tmtilk. IT WORKS! SPINACH: Blend 2 tsp. sweet eternity. Ugh! What a mess! 3. Taste, taste, taste as you of powdered sugar and cornstarch beaten in with the eggs. horseradish in smimall carton of And if nothing else, I can cook. SWEETENING: Instead of 4. Time your cooking. The Prevents the omelet from sour cream with cooked always manage to have grease w spinach, sugar to seeten whipped pop up onto my face, cut an arm secret of a good meal is to have collasping. NOODLES: After you have crcuun, try a little mmiaple syrup MILK: Just a pinch of soda or trip on the design in the floor hot foods hot and cold foods cold ' •iiiIlI and not to overcook or un- stirred Into milk that is to be cooked and draimmed your for a change. covering, i!il ;4, , -6,2,-,-:~t _1-0..",_.;.__,.~.'.4 ';r~r'..!~ W ALCOHOL ' ASPIRIN - - ISO PRO PY L 11~ " Ah, but culinary artistry a iutchen, goes wrong in mine. . "11..~Tl~t --..r 440*1. .. -...... . __ -. 4I i1 (UPI) 11~ ". I processed TODAY AND EVERYDAY . But I Hate To Me.? - ' 1 - boiled will keep it from cur- noodles or macaroni, add I or 2 dercook anything. CIIt)CI)I.ATE ('Ik't'A: If Tbs. of butter or margarine. %, oil have CO(• (ljl amid need now that is a different story. I 5. Don't boil, boil, boil the dung. CAUI.IFl.OWEll: When Stir well. They will not stick chocolate, 1 oz. chocolate like to make fancy dishes and vegetables. Use only enough Cook of the week? equals 3 Tbs. cocoa phis I Tbs. let my imagination run ram- water to cook them until just cauliflower is barely tender, together! Who, me? Fltt)STEI) GRAPES: Dip fat or oil. pant, both with the ingredients tender. Why waste vitamins add about cup milk to the But I hate to coo k! and the garnish es. Eye-appeal and mi ne rals and t he n buy water. Remove horn heat. Your clusters of purple or seedless i N S 1' A NT M A S Ii E 1) " I. cauliflower will stay white grapes in slightly beaten egg l'OTATOES: Add a package of Cooking is such a waste. What separates the artist from the them back in pill form? 11 whites. When nearly dry, shake ('tHU cheese to instant may take hours to prepare can ordinary cook. And dressing up indefinitely, 6. Serve it pretty. be devoured in a few minutes t- sift granulated sugar over mashed IX)tatoes. have you CHOCOLATE: foods is no more than dressing 7. Buy the best. Nice garnish for a brunch and a few hours later, the body up oneself or one's home. your them. lose felt that you much of 8. Make good coffee. c,uutol's: have you served has to be re-fueled. It's en dless Plate! luncheon out or melted chocolate getting it PLS with fresh mint'.' '1'r One of my favorite cooks of 9. Cook with loving hands — breakfast, lunch dinner. . . FRUIT (ilAZE: Serve over chopped fresh mint over glazed all times was the late Rowena this above all. Care, thought of the pan'. Butter the rfl" a In all honesty, I love food Billeter who had style and class and love must go into food little first — pours out easily, fresh fruit LII either patty shell carrots. Pretty and delicious. or meringues. Put a little ice HurlER: If your butter preparation for a crowd who both in and out of the kitchen. preparation, be it a soft boiled Try it for syrup too. enjoys it and will eat the last GRATED CII1)COI.A'I'E: cream on the fruit before ad- too hard to cream, it speeds egg or filet de sole a In Mornay. crumb. Please, no leftovers in Now, are you a master Keep a small jar of grated ding the glaze. things up to shred it into a Rowena served hearty, i' tups of juice taii' YOU r,sarmjie'tI bowl. our household. robust meals for he.-.men and gourmet? Nearly everyone is or unsweetened baking chocolate But go ing ho me from work delicate tea items for milady in coul d be. in the deep freeze. lie sure the like I SI' A ( II ETT I-N 1)01) IFS: 1 cup sugar I U bit less If Rowena gives some delightful chocolate is very cold when you Add a tablespoon of cooking oil dead tired with an evening her Orlando restaurant which meeting scheduled, who needs attracted throngsofcelebrities. reci pes and hints in her book grate it. It's great to sprinkle juice is very swecti to the water you cook spaghetti 3 Tbs. cornstarch to have to face the stove and Her food was superb. "Rowena's Recipes With over ice cream, whipped cream or noodles in and it won't be so kitchen sink? Cooking takes Following the sale of her Memories," Every recipe or for a topping on your 1)18111 Dissolve cornstarch ill ill little eager to boil over. water. Add to boiling juice and time— so therefore the grind of restaurant, Rowena compiled a seems to have a personal touch. custard or tapioca. E(;Gs: When you cook eggs U se sugar. Cool. W ATERCRESS: this daily short order cooking is cook book which is filled with For Instance, melted mint jelly in the shell, put it big teaspoon MELON RAI.IS: Cook to a of salt in the water. Themi the for the birds. love and ideas. The lovely lady can do wonders for seasoning. watercress for so imiany things Murphy's Law rules in my died last year at her retirement Add the melted jelly to spruce — soups, sandwiches, gar- thin syrup orange juice, lemon shells won't crack. kitchen. In other words, home in The Forest, Lake up ordinary green peas. nishes. It is so pretty and has juice and a few sprigs of mint. PIES: Put cream or ititlk on such a good flavor. Instead of Cool and pour over assorted top of two-criest pies for it nice everything that can go wrong in Mary. Excellent! Assassinated felt he was not in any danger. am. _.... - Wednesday, May 30,1979-18 Cook Of The Week- Who, Wood had presided over because she had a flat tire. Wood bending over her bus- Clements as well as Wood's SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) the next thing I heard was many of Kerr's narcotics cases Police said it was possible the band's bleeding body. He said college classmate, former Gov. — U.S. District Judge John H. police cars." Officials said the assassina- and one of his next cases was to judge's late-model Chevrolet the shot "shook the windows it John Connally, and many. other iD r Wood Jr. walked from his MEDAL WINNER GOL townhouse to his car, opened tion was similar to an attempt be the drug conspiracy trial of Impala had been tampered with was so loud." officials nationwide expressed Mrs. Wood became hysterical shock at the killing. Carter Ann Edwards, 12, of rural Sanford won first-place in the door and tossed his brief- In November on the life of Las Vegas gambler Jimmy to give the assassin more time Assistant U.S. Attorney James Chagra, indicted under the sixto shoot, and that Mrs. Wood's at the scene and was taken to called Wood's death "sen- the Florida Junior Olympics parallel bar coincase on the seat. petition held at Valencia College in Orlando this past Seconds later, at 8:25 a.m. Kerr. state grand Jury racketeering flat tire might also have been the hospital with her husband. seless" and a "heinous crime." C de h investigation prompted Wood had be rang out n the a part of a plot. Later she was quoted weekend. Ann, a sixth-grade student at league The Justice Department protection of federal marshals attempt on Kerr's life. exclusive neighborhood, strlk Y sIgned 40 agents to investigate Middle School, competed in class II of the Olympics Jimmy Spears, the son of Witnesses and police said Ing Wood In the lower right since the machine-gun ambush against 18 other gymnasts From around the state. President Carter, FBI Direc- the shooting and ordered U.S. back. Almost an hour of of Kerr, but the security was Wood and his wife apparently another federal Judge and one The junior Olympics Is an annual event sponsored emergency treatment at lifted 23 days later at the left their two-story townhouse of the first people to reach the tor William Webster in Wash- marshals to protect at least Northeast Baptist Hospital request of Wood, who said he by different exits at about 8:15 fallen judge, said he found Mrs. ington and Texas Gov. Bill four other Jurists In the state. by the Florida Amateur Athletic Union Wood had thrown his __. --....---There had been speculation briefcase Into the car and was "I was sitting here and I ECKERD'S NO HASSLE" QUALITY PHOTO GUARANTEE heard one shot," said Pauline about Wood and Kerr being a standing at the door when the 1; . •. ,,. w.. . , oi, . Clark, the manager of the team prosecuting drug pushers, bullet hit. A witness said Mrs. Wood had 141 Chateau Dijon town houses said chief federal Judge Adrian FILM TWICE THE PRINTS TWICE IP where Wood lived. "I thought at Spears, who added he had no entered her car, but stopped 44' r iii Get:n:.t.a$elOP,MtS*ith eVerY oct.... and or black and while print price of ore Kooaccilcr - (oil olcolot first it was a car backfiring and Idea what motivated the killing, before leaving the property tim developed and printed elite when you have you' flU" EC failed and Wood, 63, died. Sanford, - By DORIS DIETRICII OURSELVES Editor In _ -0U E*èdiétó A hall-mile of city park space and maintain the equip- ercises as directed by a station chosen will extend from of late August has been set for first Vita course in Florida to Memorial Park along the lake the purchase of the equipment. have such a device, she said. property along Lake Monroe ment if the club donates the sign. It is sunilar to an obstacle front to a point just east of the Mrs. Stewart said there will be will become a "Vita" exercise equipment. Mrs. Stewart said the course that you might see at a civic center. The site was 20 obstacles for the joggers over course if the Sanford Junior "Vita," short for vitality, military training facility, al- chosen, he said, because the the hall-mile route. She also Women's Club is soliciting Women's Club can raise the funds from other civic or$5,(00 required for equipment. refers to the European practice though It is more moderate," lake front is already a popular said a heart-monitoring device, James Jernigan, Parks and of placing exercise equipmcnt Jernigan said. "The idea is to area for joggers and it is also which checks the rate of a ganizations and individuals. Recreation Department at various stations throughout a get individuals to participate well-lighted for evening run- jogger's heartbeat and corn- She said installation of the pares it to the norm for weight equipment will come one-month director, said today his depart- jogger's path At each station, at, and pace themselves in, a ners. club and age categories will make after the equipment has been Gail Stewart, merit and the city commission- joggers may stop and perform regimented exercise plan." Jernigan said the park site spokesman, said a target date the park unique. It will be the ordered. era have agreed to provide the chin-ups, push-ups or other ex- Judge - -. ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE .t low, 10* pric.st ,..U..] - JUST SAY CHARGE ITIW I VISA Ii. SALE THRU SATURDAY .1 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.til 9P.M. ete out PlUctaPl'OP'C*s _ Comp SUNDAY 10 A.M. 1117 P.M. wi th ahsI you to Paying now YOU U _ u,, SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED at Ecs.Cd S ©1 '.t.4' ,:..- i ji - SANFORD: 50 State St. Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD: Hwy. 17-92 at S.R. 434 434 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 - ., - - •. - . - , .'. '.'. /_' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES HOWAJStS-- SALE ITEMS THROUGH JUNE 3. 1919 SATURDAYS OPEN 'III 4 PI PHONE 322-05( J 4 -. -.- ,- --. - ........ -,- '1' - -- ,. ,, - , . . ..... .. - - - ..... . - .- - - - .- - �k-Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 30, 1979 nqIapJ, j.uyuiu, r,. ' o Show IL Off Elegant With -'i Lobster Rus h' D iihT -. '"' k. .•. T - Lobster fans will find a rock lobster Madeira served in individual casseroles a treat they will want to repeat. ,, .. V, ' , ., It .,. "*j , L. . Singles will enjoy showing off their culinary skills by presenting this dish to guests. But though elegant to serve, it is relatively simple to prepare. Parboil frozen rock lobster iS)' dropping tails into boiling salted water. MADEIRA 18 ounces frozen South • I In bowl, mix flour and cream until smooth. Stir into saucepan mixture. Stir in rock lobster meat. Stir i.i_._ _______ ...n_ bubbles and thickens. Season to taste with salt and pepper. i _._._i__,, m xture preheated 350 15 to 20 minutes. Makes 6 servings. derside membrane of -tr immed lobster and pull out meat in one piece. Dice. 1 clove garlic, mashed ½ pound mushrooms, Rock Lobster Madeira makes even an amateur chef a wizard '-Bring detente to your dinner table with these new recipes from Szechaun Province in China. Szechaun Chicken is an easy-to-prepare but Impossible-toforget dish. Pork Fried Rice will add a lift to any r. • Use Chinese Dairy :,!!)i y In NI nutrill so rn ,Your Kitc hen Arriving in the United States a few years before the diplomats, food from the Szechuan Province of China has crept into the hearts of "Americans who love food with flavor. Spicy, hot, i,4 'ki the climate of Szechuan... .-ønôe tasted, never forgotten. avor comes from the hot ichlli peppers and peppercorns ;h1ch are used in the sauces. Our Szechuan Chicken is latices 1 teaspoon sugar 1 teaspoon cornstarch teaspoon ground ginger ½ teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce ;. I ,. ,9,- .4 .l tard 1½ pounds ground lean beef 1 ta blespoon oil 4 hamburger rolls Mix cheese T* can be halved, ek chopped, wedged or used ~z cup ' of ripe olives into h, le. Here chopped olives are wedgeL Add to chepse mixture jilb 1 jed, along with green onion, as and ad aside. Chopl runaining cup uuVCL Mix I.. __1 flavorful a meat extender in addition, ripe olive olives, onion, salt, pepper, mustard, and ground beef. es add bold to the rich cheese and Shape into eight thin patties, cream mixture, about ½ Inch larger in diameter ' - 'Serve between hamburger than rolls. Haatoil. Brown meat q11 mils or crisp French rolls with patties on both sides. Split rolls lI'the usual garnishes. Add and spread in with potato salad or any salad of desired, and toast lightly. Top ym choice to makea heart Y patties with d) eeo ILi for everyone. 91J1 TV RIPE OLIVE broiler long enough to melt cheese. Place one patty on 'JMGEKS ;V..;L allp grated cheddar cheese bottom half of roll. Top with cream % cup canned pitted - CalIforniarIpedUves ¼ cup chopped green onion 4 .q another patty &W cover with ' i 's ripe OuVC. Makes 4 i.ry burgers. stir, cook 2 minutes longer. Add succotash; cook 1 minute. Sprinkle with parsley before serving. --- Del Monte Pineapple Or Pineapple-Pink Grapefruit Juice Drink .. I. .... . ... Del Monte Bartlett Pear Halves.,............ R SA7 KING OR FRYING E Sliced, Crushed Or Chunk In Natural Juice, Del Monte IS'oi. Crisco Oil Pineapple 16 AOe con Golden torn ..... .........3 I7oz$i Del Monte Cut Or French Style Green Beans ......,..... joOSIU cons S , . ox. - $ 109 Del Monte Cream St I. Or Whole Kernel -t 33-ot bet PEPSI 29-oz can Potpourri U con, Plus Tax and Deposit provide a snack at a moment's Bake in 350degrees F oven 30 to notice when the kids come 35 minutes or until cake tester home from school or serve as a inserted in center comes Out sweet bedtime treat for Mom clean. Cool in pans 10 minuts. and Dad during the Late Show. 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Serves 1 teaspoon vanilla 2-3. 2 eggs t-~ cups unsif ted all-purpose SAUCE VINAIGRETTE flour 1 teaspoon baking powder ½ cup salad oil % teaspoon soda 4i cup wine vinegar 1 teaspoon cinnamon ¼ cup chopped green onion 2 tbsp. parsley ½ teaspoon salt 2 cups quick-cooking rolled 2 tsp. salt oats 1 tsp. dry mustard 1 package (8 oz.) chopped 1 tsp. sugar pecans ½ tsp. crushed tarragon 1 clove crushed garlic Cream butter and sugar together until light and fluffy. Combine all ingrcZe jils iii a Add vanilla. Beat in eggs, one bottle with tight fitting cover. at a time. Sift together flour, Shake well. baking powder, soda, cinnamon and salt. Add to butter mixture. JALAPENO BURRITOS FOR A CROWD Stir in rolled oats, dates and pecans. Mix well. Chili 1 hour. (8-12 servings) Drop by rounded teaspoons, 2 4 lbs. cooked beef pot roast, inches apart, onto greased baking sheets. Bake in shredded or diced ¼ cup cooking oil preheated 375-degree oven for 44 cup flour about 10 minutes or until 1 teaspoon Chili powder cookies are golden. Cool on wire 1 jar (8 oz.) jalapeno strips in racks. Escabeche, drained MOLASSES FRUIT BARS 1 large onion, chopped (36 Bars) 2 cloves garlic, chopped ½ teaspoon oregano ½ cup (1 stick) butter, sof2 cups beef stock tened % cup sugar 36 large tortillas 2 eggs Cooking oil 1 teaspoon vanilla Saute beef In ¼ cup oil in ¼ cup molasses 2¼ cups sifted all-poupuse large skillet until meat is lightly browned. Sprinkle with flour; flour mix well. Stir In chili powder, 1 teaspoon baking powder jalapeno strips, onion, garlic, ½ teaspoon each: soda, oregano and stock. Bring to ½ cup buttermilk boil; reduce heat and simmer 1 cup mixed candled fruit until mixture thickens. Remove 1 cup broken walnuts to serving dish and keep warm. Beat butter and sugar Heat tortillas one at a time in together until creamy and lightly oiled skillet. Place 3 to 4 fluffy. Beat in eggs, vanilla and tablespoons of meat mixture on molasses. Add sifted dry each tortilla. Fold 2 sides id ingredients alternately with roll up. Eat like a sandwich, buttermilk, mixing well. Fold in accompanied by an assortment fruit and walnuts. Spread of Mexican-style sauces, which batter in greased are available in supermarkets. 15½jxl044Xl-inch jelly roll pan. CHILI CON QUESO Bake in preheated 350degree (Abouticup.) oven for 30 to 35 minutes. When cool, sprinkle with sifted 2 tablespoons butter confectioners' sugar and cut 3 tablespoons finely chopped Into bars. onion 1 clove garlic, finely chopped CHOCOLATE MAYONNAISE 2 medium tomatoes, peeled, CAKE seeded, chopped and well 2 cups unaifted flour drained 2-3 cup unsweetened cocoa 3 tablespoons canned diced 1¼ teaspoons baking soda green chiles, drained ¼ teaspoon baking powder 1-1½ teaspoons chili powder, 1 & 2-3rds cups sugar or more to taste eggs 2-½ cups grated sharp 1 teaspoon vanilla Cheddar cheese 1 cup mayonnaise Crisp tortilla chips or corn 1&l-3rd cups water chips - 7-oz. con . 1.IsLLfl Kids tove Irn With Milk. Elfwk. Deubl.-Chocolato-y -- -- GERM — —.•--. %MI SIOUWuTII1HI'u)I'POI $ 'rrr Reddi-Wip Cream Whipped Topping 1 I 19 - - ' $3(X) -- i[III]i3iGinst,amps - lNe,%ce fore)dZeM. .— S ;i;:; \ TO LIMIT GUAN (I TIES SOLD SbI C1 $ , 1 S ead With Peanut Buffer,Keólir .4 S1 't i. i ii- - May 31-June 6 1'Dlruier Plate 1' Glad 30-Gallon - l u.n 1If tispirill Wool. 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S129 i TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD — - 1 head leaf lettuce, torn 1 tomato, sliced 1 hard cooked egg, sliced either—or both—with milk for drained the youngsters, coffee or tea for Marinate beans and beets ill the adults. ½ cup Sauce Vinaigrette. Toss DATE OATMEAL COOK IES lettuce with enough sauce to 8 Dozen) coat, place in large salad bowl. 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, sot- Drain beans and beets and PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT / - ••• Everybody likes cookies, low; beat in real mayonnaise. girls, boys, grownups and even Add flour mixture in 4 additions the cook, because they're quick alternately with water, to mix and bake In a hurry. A beginning and ending with well-stocked cookie jar can flour. Pour Into prepared pans. 8 Pk Skippy Smooth Or Crunchy IL - - Frozen cubed potatoes cook from the frozen state with canned clams, chopped onion and seasonings to make a quick, tasty Seven-Minute Clam Chowder. Yield: 4 servings. i-------- In .3 tablespoons ¼ cup finely chopped onion 3 tablespoons butter of margarine 2 tablespoons flour 1 cup milk 1 cup chicken broth ¼ teaspoon dried sage ¼ teaspoon celery salt to-of 5 1 19 1½ teaspoons salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons prepared . mus Stir in milk chicken broth, safe, celery salt, pepper and frozen potatoes. Cover with plastic wrap or waxed paper; cook 3 minutes; .v -- Burgers always nice to find a ypolption for the ever popular dhamburger. With summer I. I. a I. Ulat aroun .1 uaruvques jus d MIC corner, here's a recipe you'll be sure to want to try. Ripe olives are one of bffora most versatile - 41 HOME CHOWIJR In 1½-quart glass baking dish combine butter, At Publi, yOU 1q01 two sets of beauttul COlO, printS and a free riot Kodak film wilt-I each processed Color prOf roll And you can count on 'act fcidly service too Enhance lit.. -I'i 2.29 8x10" MOUNTAIN Combine onion, butter, and flour in 1½ quart casserole suitable for microwave oven. Cook in microwave oven 2 minutes; stir until smooth. July 3 1979 • - earty 1 tablespoon flour one-third cup chopped onion 2 cans (7¼ ounces) minced clams, not drained 1 cup frozen cubed 1 teaspoon chopped parsley longer or until heated through. Let stand 3 minutes before serving. Yield: 4 servings. I slice bacon finely potatoes 1 cup light cream ¼ teaspoon salt Li teaspoon pepper ¼ teaspoon dried parsley I can 16 ounces) suc- cotash, drained Cover. Cook 2 minutes butter or period typical of most ½ teaspQon pepper 1½ cups frozen diced potatoes Ott., ezp•:si b 4. SEVEN-MINUTE CLAM CHOWDER with plastic wrap or waxed paper. Cook in microwave oven for 3 minutes; stir. eg.i.sg Reg. 3.60 Add memorable. Try these two saute 1 minute. Add rice, stir specialties and see if a little until grains separate and rice is spice in your cooking doesn't hot. Push rice to side of wok; bring de'tente to your dinner add ham, stir-fry 1 minute, stir into rice. Combine soy sauce, table sherry, ginger and Tabasco SZECHUAN CHICKEN sauce; pour over rice, stirring ¼ cup vegetable oil to mix well. Push mixture to * cloves garlic, minced and side of wok; add beaten eggs. breas , boned "':"*thicken ts Stir until eggs arc set, then break into small pieces and stir into thin strips into rice mixture. Serve hot, soy sauce sprinkled with parsley. 2-tablespoons dry sherry 1 will 0 ___ ingredients. Cover dish 8 x 10 88 5x7" onus I In a wok or large skillet, over high heat, heat oil. Add garlic; rice,- making It a quick-to- parsley In a wok or large skillet, over ;prepare dish which will elevate 'a meal from humdrum to high heat, heat oil. Add garlic; - 4 L__________ budget-wlse, The secret of the combine sy sauce, sherry, recipe is the sauce: aromatic sugar, cornstarch, ginger and and spicy. Tabasco pepper Tabasco sauce Add to sWet sauce, blended with ginger, With carrots. StIr-fry 3 minutes. sherry and a few other Add snow peas; stir-fry 2 11 ,i11e11ts, brings the flavor of minutes longer. Serve hot, with zechuan Province cuisine to cooked rice. If desired, serve your table. The same sauce with additional Tabasco sauce. recipe may be used for many Yield: 6 servings. other dishes. It would spark PORK FRIED RICE beef Or pork, for example. Even ¼ cup vegetable oil leftover cooked meats could 2 cloves garlic, minced substitute for chicken. r Re$aurants specializing in 4 cups boiled rice at least I kechuan dishes list them as day old ½ cup diced cooked ham or "Rot" or "Very Hot." You can pork to different palates at ;., cater ¼ cup soy sauce -bome by bringing the bottle of ¼ tablespoon drysherry Tabasco sauce to the table for % teaspoon ground ginger those with a taste for maximum ½ teaspoon Tabasco pepper spicIness. ,j' Pork Fried Rice isavariation sauce 2 eggs, beaten using the same spicy sauce. It 2 tablespoons finely chopped for precooked meat and QIives . I 2 cups julienne carrots 8 (6 ounces) frozen snow peas, thawed and drained Co oked rice y easy to prepare, saute' just minutes to cook, and stir-fry chol ? minutes. Stir in remaining seasoning. Just bring in your Color negatives and get them all enlarged at It-rose 5Dec11 pr i ces Impor - :: 5' 7or bactn, flour and onion. Cook in microwave oven 2 table after a short standing eflOy Ojf Ii Ctures even more when they re a big .1 soots cooking and help to thicken specialty takes its verve from lively chopped microwave recipes. Mountain Home Chowder is a speedy version of a favorite recipe made with potatoes, lima beans and corn. Frozen diced potatoes thaw during tatoes the broth. This 2 tablespoons margarine minutes. It's ready for the Beautiful color enlargements at special low prices 1 Os 0" all meal. ssed of the same superior potatoes grown under ideal conditions found in the! Gem State. Two potato soup ideas for the microwave oven are offered. Seven-Minute Clam Chowder is a quickie main dish that lives up to its name. Frozen potato cubes are the model vegetable cooked with canned clams, chopped onion and seasoning in a light, creamy soup base that cooks in seven short - over low heat until sauce ROCK LOBSTER _:i% Fast, pleasantly light and delicious some key words when you're short on time for both preparation and eating. While we relish a meal that's planned and executed with patience and precision, the "rush" occasions seem to demand attention more frequently. The microwave oven is indeed a speed factor In quick meal preparation, especially when teamed with convenience foods. Processed potatoes take superbly to this type of cookery. Their mellow flavor and distinctive texture is as evident In the conveniepce form as In fresh spuds. That's because processed potatoes bearing the "Grown In Idaho" label on the package are products Melt butter or margarine Saute saucepan. in scallions, garlic and mushrooms until wilted, minutes. Stir in about waterchestnuts, wine chicken broth. SImmer 5 minutes. sliced 1 (8'j ounce) can water chestnuts, drained and sliced 4 cup Madeira wine (or appleprune juice) ! cups chicken broth i cup flour 1 cup (% pint) heavy cream Salt and pepper Dry bread c-nl Intà vvcu,sy, May Jv, ,v,v—Jo $ Grease and flour bottom of 2 In heavy saucepan, melt (9X144-inch) round baking butter; saute onion and garlic pans. In medium bowl stir until golden. Add tc.cnatoes, together flour, cocoa, baking chiles, chili powder and cheese; soda and beat sugar, eggs and cook over low heat, stirring vanilla, occasionally scraping constantly, until cheese melts. bowl, 3 minutes or until light Serve warm with tortilla or and fluffy. 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STEAKS Red White & Blue Beer Dunks GERMAN Beer Chateau Lasalle Inglenook Wines 0 Mateuse Wines _ FRESH FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE NEW YORK_ _ rifiIii] U~j STRIPS SAVE 200 OR LB ET BRAND EW YORK STRIPS NM F $118 SAVE 30C A LB 'LB U.S.D.A. GRADE A 24oz AVG. SAVE 2O A LB $118 L 4/$1 Little Friskies Buffet ROCK CORNISH HENS LB : 4L 2Ooz LOAVES OR 8 PACK 79d $178 SAVE 5O A LB SAVE 20C A 1,11 . SAVE 3OCIh. i iv[gim'H I'vBurger Sauce Borden's American Singles WHOLE 18 TO 22 LBS Everf p,4iceI Lysol Spray Disinfectant SAVE 30C lEa: SLICED $198 58 Mrs. Filberts Oleo Qtrs. FRESH PORK BUTTS __________ 2 TO 4 LBS AVG. CUT & WRAPPED FREE Hefty Lawn & Leaf Bags SAVE 20 A LB 60 A LB BONELESS $118 SAVE IOC A LI 160: LI &A I. LB HYGRADE DINNER HAMS 4 Les Cal Cottage Cheese *148 LBS& j ll. , SAVE /68 Pantry Pride Biscuits GROUND BEEF 581 nv5 C1O WINY PANTRY PRIDE 690 4/$1 890 Pillsbury Cake Mixes I OIN AKS GRADE LB _________________________ ER CUT BEEF r CENTj FRESHLY 3/$1 Schraft Candy 79 0 3/1 Salerno Lemon Snaps SAVE COFFEE ILSIAG Oil CAN Agars Canned Ham __________________________ S SAVE 17C.1D,z *5501110' 69d SAVE *11114 SALERNO OUR 01 i 98 3 LBCAN $598 S i 519 $1 Nestea Ice Tea Mix Eve'% p,iceI MAXWILL lOUsE $228 Sunnyland Smoked Sausage 'I.. SAVE *441 SAVE 50 ALL FLAVORS ImvTh/ HALF GALLON — -- — — — — — — — SAVE 30C lOst PAl II 01 MILD SAVE $100 FFV a JAR R $118 Spiced Lunch Meat Old Smithfield Sausage FO $148 SAVI ZOC his, PANTRY 111101 SLICED COOKED SALAMI OR SAVE ?% A LI list 101.1 uøtI $198 SAVE ZOC lAo: PANTRY PRIDE CREAM COTTAGE CHEf SAVE 21 ii $ 71) 1[ $178 Fyne Taste Meat Bologna A THINS- lox HAM & CHEESE-WHEAT APP. E CHEESE-ROMAN MEAL WAFER-STONED HEAT WAFER Ooz ONION STIX CHOICE KING SIZE CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL 1'"V 091 SAVE 0 '60",411 Pis sueZ LIBBY'S CORN SAVE 18 BAKINI FRESH FLORIDA OR GEORGIA PREMIUM 57 $198 SAVE bC list PAl SLICED GEORGIA PEACHES $UPscL1P1hi 01/0., A150 88d Hygrade Hot Dogs Ball Park Franks FRESH TENDER U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO S 780 8 SAVE bC list PU MEAT FIRST OF THE. SEASON • $138 • $ I 58 $138 LB I Fresh Western Spare Ribs • $ 88 LB Sliced Quarter Pork Loin • a L8$118 Blade Chuck Steak SAVE 2OCA(IA1 A FAMAYS(IPs4 11*011(0 PIIMIJM01ADE SAVE 20CWESTIRN SIZE SAVE 20 SAVE IOC A LI USDA CHOICE FRESH VALLEY NANO S $168 LB SAVE 30C•FRESM I LEI TRAY Fresh Slaw or Salad 27 69 89d 790 Large Juicy Pineapples SAVE 30C LARGE EACH 48d LB 0 CREST 990 490 890 890 59' WW TOOTHPASTE 630 9oz TUBE $ 100 OFF I— —LIUIT.l — —COUPON ——— ———— PER FAMILY. GOOD WEDNESDAY MAY 30, TUESDAY JUNE S. 1979. I— —ThRU ————————— JR ___a -A SANFORD-ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD. — —Wa— �65-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 30, 1979 -- - PLAY DOUBLE ' DOLLAR BING : 5460 TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE 12 CATEGORY 1 I I 1 1 1 $1,00!.O0 CATEGORY,$20000 CATEGORY I IUN Q0. TRYTIR CHRIS HOWARD FERN PAN, FLA. OW, FILA. ONN M. COMMONS MU. PAUL MOAN WINTER PARK. HA. DAYTONA BEACH, VIA. NANCY SINNITT SANJUANA I$COUDO 4P$5 ft4 MASCOTTI, VIA. MARION MIRRIDI DORIS $IMI PICORA DAYTONA REACH. VIA. TITUSYTUE. VIA. IDNA S. OWINS JACQUELINE HENRY W. tiouewv. VIA cocoa. HA. lay I. M$CNAILI 110011 N. CROSS CIUMONT VIA flTUS.1UI. VIA. AYI I. 51011$ ANN WILSON OMEON $PRP4OI VIA ORLANDO, VIA MARY A. NUUAIO LONOWOOD DELTONA, FLA TAMMY WUTIRS .1 1 tflIA PRUM IRJTT hAND FLA. Ii.UNI DAYTONA BEACH. FLA. m.i.t I -. NETTLE MCKINNIY SORIENTO. FLA. WILMA PIARSI ORLANDO, FLA. RUTH A BYRON A&SANOJ.MORITUZZO IANCIIWILRANKS EDWIN WILSON UTltP TICE, FLA. G*LA. JONNI. UTfl$TONl d GOOD caiot A. PRICES ORhI.N00 n MAY 31 - JUNE 2 ______ IFII 1. IIOTT RAY T. wnovIvoo. HA. GIRT MflI*AN ORLANDO. VIA. •*A MIS IDtIA . VIA. ,.. -. . •. . .aa .,. - , OIANGI SIMINOII OS(tO(A SIIVAID, VO(USIA t&I IIIUS OiAlIOTU SUMPII$ MARION i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ------ U QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I- N THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ONLYL ILLCITRUS . SIMiNOU. 0S(IOUSUMPTIR, Sy&iD. OIUSiA. NGI cwaLoT11. M.AIION,j couii'. tit AND HINDIT ASTOR of COFFEE Limit I with $5.00 or more nna purchas. excluding cigarettes. $1 S1NN.D(xlE STORES, INC. COPYRIGHT-1979 W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM W.D BRAND REGULAR S ALL BEEf SMOKED 20oz. • • PKG. Sausage uzza Sa •• • • Sausage . . . . Sausage Is . . . ROUND ROAST MEmO'S FRESH NEVER FROZEN SAUSAGE 20-ox, . . . • • is PKG. $1" 79c BErrr(NNJ CHICKEN $189 I SLIP SOUND SONILISS lYe 01 YPII POUND LB. SLIP SOUND SONIIISS PUMP Roast'..... $3 CUP MERIO'S ITALIAN HOT OR MJLD $169 LB. HILLSHIIE FARMS SMOKED, ALL BEEF OR POLISH Roast .... is TENNESSEE PRIDE SMOKED SAUSAGE W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM Links • LB. Hen Breasts • x 2.LB . TV GET ONE FREE! 1" Spread . • . • • , 69 Fran • • • • • ; 99c Boogna •... ' 99c • ... hil 2½•oz. ...2 !?599c MOats x $169 Game Hens • Bacon • 20.cz. SIZE $1 69 I.LB. • . • . PKG. : $129 l2.oz. PKG. 989 HORMEL 2 2-oz. RAIN Corn Dogs Braunschweiger 89C SLICED, S4INLESS & PEVEINED • • PKG. 1. us., .uvr.0 uuNIt(S, SOflOM SOUND CURED SUV ROUND IOMUIU IT[ C)p THE P(J4J4 SteakI.S SSS 2" Steak . . . . e : W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE IONELISS FRIED CHICKEN • • $199 BAKED . TURKEY BREAST • , ,•1/4 Is P' ciiuc. sornuss c'iucs in, cnucx 50r41U55 c,.upospi* ..i ta...L iii.. ._.. $349 POTATO • EACH GARLIC BOLOGNA • . LB. ••,•• I Round..... ROASTING 141 ' is Lit. 69 CHICKEN •iIS$ ,iIS$ NSAb 4 e is avu IIQAICOUNINY CUT UP bIvit r*u bIOS IMOlTS IA&INO 79c Fryers •.... 79c Hens..... I HICKORY SWEET t%*`% 0 PKGO ilk'% .4' 44KRONY SWEET SuCto .4 I i $249 Becon SI.e "s $139 Bacon - tk,. CHILI, W/BEANS' <4 . •'• :.•-•'%;..L . Ih,ittU$110 Ihi flu j(lr e'l' • .' FOR 00 $ CARROTS 13.0.. CAN THRIFTY MAID PINTO BEANS OR RID HARVEST FRESH MACINTOSH Apples . . . . . . 3 SAL. 919 DINNERS 4-cs, PKG. ORTEGA WHOLE HARVEST FRESH JUMBO CANTALOUPES PIMENTOS . ' HARVEST FRESH YELLOW Onions ......3 IIAO 79c $100 FOR - a .. ' KCU TRY MSSII PIZ$T1GI ALL NATURAL SUMMAND (QUAVERS) 14L .. C'P%IIUa • • • • • • • • • • 4) P. ItV(1AM . • • • • • • Is , •.•.,. ''. ROS CHOCK PIlL 0' NUTS #M5L1 PILLSBURY $WUTMILK 01 BUTTERMILK ••5, f' ___Th_-_. iiiie .-..• qcANs ' 0 O'sS. -' PINISIROR. PAM' , KIAPT CHUNK IIAM . 9" .' 1' " GOLDEN IMAGE CHEESEa .0 9 Mo.' $11, 4' P.- fLrW(IIV.as. P VU ZP) , ' - ' J 5UPERUANO MILD WISCONSIN ' 1 DAISY CHEESE .•...••..• LL 3 .-9' '1$, 9" $1" v' ' THRIFTY MAID I- HARVEST FRESH ACORN Squash HARVEST FRESH PEPPERS & CUCUMBERS flflc HARVEST FRESH CW'OtS S HARVEST FRESH SWEET POTATOES CHEK COLA PEACHES LIW# 2 %W* $S.W Purghese oxel. g1916 4 LBS.$100 HARVEST FRESH GREEN Onions • . . • . • 1-w-Is$100L HARVEST FRESH SALAD TOMATOES Aflc LB. . .' I 4CRIN' DOW - fto UO.CT.9$9 SeMi,.s .. .21" AN ail 0.C19 PRO A. NOR" L 241Tm *0 k... [?. ch* - . ., 1111V L7 cc A-amID FILA. O110W1wc*i.t P7 GIP4TU TOUCH lATH SIZE . -. _ " J... . - HARVEST FRESH ENDIVE. ESCAROLE & Romaine•.....(H49C Li "41- IL qE. 69c,' 24 . SLICED LILAC TOWELS 2 HEADS FOR 22 rjsld . .. HARVIST FRESH CABBAGE 4 I h1\ PORK -PICNIC. ....LB. RESH LOIN wut too cOuwTsT srni FRONK lots" * VIOIADIS ARM PICNIC Spar.riha . . 9 Steaks . . . . 9" 1" 2648. AVG. $ 49 EACH 2 FRESH SHOULDER WHOLIARM H 79c WATERMELONS /1 IS.... CAN THRIFTY MAID ml ill/ct / HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA LARGE KIDNEY BEANS 7. IID MACARONI & CHEESE 4f4, pu#f HALF 99 GAL. TOMATO SAUCE 16.0,. CAN THRIFTY MAID lUCID _- k?.4 C DOG FOOD 5 '.5.' FOR 3 $ ' JUMIO ALL COLORS THIIPTY MAID $129 BACON* _____________________ 1i'9t.j , SLICED Ai ftu ' lit 4M - - ORANGE JUICE 00 "t" APPLE 01 , 'ssjpw. ' • PR*STIGIIIiAD,......2.$9c.-. N* GAMING V.10 IIAD • • • • • •. • • 2 9" UQUIDDETERG(NT •,. • • •.2 . DRIRGANINO •'. .,,./• _i_I.. INR DINNU ROlLS •'• • ...•'•S . 'lff / ,aii'• • . . • 'DIII GAMING PICAN. FRUIT, RAISIN OR CINNMSO$ q 'ti4' -. •': •..• •. . ,'.. 5pj ' U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A' PUSH SORT lONE TROPICANA EACH 99c 000IDARUHO 39 r s0 ,4%jof C A I ' DOMESTIC 1°' GRADUATION CAKE .... EACH 6' CHERRY TURNOVERS .. •AcH 39c I-. (RflhIUfl N MIXED VEGETABLES SALAD ••• LB. SWISS CHEESE ...... '/4to 9" PEACH PIE ......... ,'Uzi sie' V. CHEF SALADS ........ EACH 1" FRENCH CRULLERS .... 3 Foa 65c CHEESECAKE ,,49c KAHN'S BEEF OR MARKET PRUN 1Drrr l GREEN BEANS IS.... CAN THRIFTY MAID LARGE HAS OR 59c lilt HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA Limes . . . . . . 10 APPLE SAUCE 16.... CAN THRIFTY MAID CUT SlITS OR CUT FRESH DAILY V4 SHEET DECORATED *_ FOR 2 NABISCO DOUBLE STUFF 5 Cookies . • . . . TOMATO SOUP 1 S'oz CAN SLICK CHICKEN OR BEEF zj' TOMATOES' 1S-.&. CAN THRIFTY MAID - " ROAST..... LB. -. . 111 DELICATESSEN SPECIALS STORES WITH DELICATESSEN INDICATED BY STAN ON ADDRESSES ' $ PIECE BUCKET OF f NOODLE SOUP 10V4.os, CAN THRIFTY MAID CORN I &.oz. CAN THRIFTY MAID LB. El GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS IS... CAN THRIFTY MAID SPAGHETTI RINGS & 17.oi. CAN DEL MONTI CREAM $TYU 'OR WHOLLL1MI5 99 CHUCK MUFFIN MIX iOVi.o&. CAN THRIFTY MAID MUSHROOM OR CHICKEN 2 REAL JY SLICED BREAKFA5T Be Bacon • FRUIT DRINKS 16..a. CAN THRIFTY MAID BUTTERSCOTCH DISCS J' ARMOUR STAR SLICED 49-oz. 99 PKG. NABIS Ore 6-oz. PKG. DlXII DARLING CORN . C 32-ax. JAR 46.oz. THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS MEAT BALLS 7½.... PKG. SUNTI TYSON CORNISH FARMS CHICKEN Sausage CQRNISH GAME HEN DRUMSTICKS OR 24B. Thighs • • • • • SAND.ICH LATH BREAKFAST LINK 12-a '. BUY ONE .... FARMS CHICKEN 01 FRESH BREAKFAST • • • • TYSON CORNISH GAME BUDDIO ALL VARIETIES CHIPPED ROUND SUM 01 $229 purcha,e excluding cigar."... 69 ASTOR COFFEE 2208 4 Creamer . . . 4,9' $1" TIDE DETERGENT Limit 1 with $3.00 or more III` purchase excluding cigarettes.I PRICES GOOD MAY 31 - JUNE I QUANTITY RIGHTS • RESERVED WINN.000E STORES, INC. COPYRIGHT-1979 KRAFT MAYONNAISE Limit 1 with $3.00 or more 1 -LB. CAN 569c BAG SAVE 10' . PILLSBURY INSTANT Potatoes . . . . T STORES LPRICES a000co IN &LL W•D ALL GRINDS 6$ 91 FISHER REDSKIN 3o, 99c Peanuts . . • • • 1SIZE T S purchase excluding cigarettes. 1 2.oz. CANS FOOD Pattern of your Choice Winsford Floral Generation Spring Bouquet Golden Autumn SPECIAL FEATURE GOOD THRU JUNE 2 PILLSBURY FLOUR Limit 1 with $3.00 or more RHEINGOLD BEER -S..- CREAMER Regular Discount Price . . $5.99 Feature Saving ••..... $1.00 Featured Price ..•..., $4.99 PLAIN, UNBLEACHED OR SELF-RISING Wednesday, May 30, 1979-75 AqCEP400 fl 1 PRICES GOOD IN ALL W.O STORES IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ONLYz rtv. -- ODDS CHART: of MAY 16, 1979 ODDS FOR ODDS FOR ODDS FOR PRIZE NO. OF ONE STORE8 STORE 16 STORE VALUE PRIZES VISIT - V1SI VISITS $2,002.00 26 336.153 TO 1 42,019 TO I 21.009 TO 1 11 001.00 78 1'2,O51 10 1 14,006 TO I 7.003 10 I 200.00 - 179 48.827 TO I 6,103 TO I 3,051 TO 1 100.00 618 14,142 TO 1 1,768 TO I 883 TO I 20.00 879 9.943 TO I 1,242 TO 621 TO 1 1000 1,608 5,435 TO 1 679 TO I 340 TO I 5.00 4,340 2,013 10 1 251 TO I 126 TO I 2.00 - 18,426 474 TO I 59 TO 1 30 TO 1 1.00 104,695 83 10 I 10 TO 15 TO 1 TOTAL 30,849 67 TO I 8 TO IF 4 TO ." 'W r-J"W Ui "M 'VYWO ( 41 por?cIpaIIng Winn.Dljij. Sloree located k central Florida. Scheduled Iecmlna$on dais is July 12 or when all playing pieces haq been cRsfrlI*,t.d. $10000 CATEGORY _________ - OwIu - - - - - . - .*--.•_._-.___.--. - --- _-___'-.-.._.. - 659 1P_ LIVES COIOP4ET$ATHIOOM jjjrjjSSIIllb FF11 *W MTNSOA ' ,;.,,• •., .• U VO(PA04N ' -'IA IIMOH PIA'S ,,- --' I'. ...-. • • •, U 4G 0ilDlN,0 INIS , I1IIS.fS$fl;7S:' I 00 I0 *SIANDPFEIffU " ...... 71c NUT N 5Q1J1 63' IWIPLATE MaysuasIs. ... .' $1" SCOTTIES W11TI & PASTEL VACIAJ. Iss...--....44113'69' ii' CREAMY I CRUNCHY PEANUT *54 ' . . . . . . . . KLEENEX piliTi I DECOR !*viels'......,c69' -Sirius Wrap .... ei STORAGE OT. lIploclags . . . 17'.. -' �Wednesday, May 30, 1979 eB-EV1ni!i.ra.Ids Sanford, Fl. BLON DE 47 Moist 1 You would 50 Guys ISEPT 15 RETIRING '? PREESLES AFTElTiRTYVEA?S) MTAKING Z ________________ ' 'Ji w4t.'YtMJT - ralc- bernnd " HE GETS-? tutor 13 Melody 14 Actress Farrow 15 Serfs 1. 17 Make a N C ALA!I I AR PIAF 0RF 11A11 II1ID Io 59 First-rate _ A F SH L _ , icomp wd) A H 60 Bijou 1 o .. Njil F I. 61 Companion of 1 1O1HjOI 01 *1 'oiopJ. odds i I A_to1 Ft I.E 62 Missing by Mort Walker BAILEY BEETLE OLIYES, CWEESE, 6ET H IM I WANT A HAMBURGER OLJTA ______ WITH KETCHUP, LETTUCE,J PIMENTO, TABASCO, CHICORY... HERE BACON, T TOMATO, ONION, RELISH, MUSTARD, AVOCADO... , ___ _______ ____ 111- HAYE A HAMBURGER WITH1 (ETC)WP AND LETTUCE 8 Adage 2 3 RNE i K2 I 4 5 6 7 21 22 23 — . 0 01-% 0 1 0 0 38 1 1 0 1 31 — — 35 40 44 51 by Bob Montana ARC HI E NOW HAS AMNESIA! HAL BOO 1AND HIS BABY! ____ WATCHIkIGT.V. oH SOB! __________ SOB' HON AWFUL. IF ITS SO SAD HOO OH...SoBSIJlFF! 1' = (( 6 ' ____ - - ' ____ ____ _____ - A Con-, — — — 10 11 DEARDR. LAMB - I am one - ______ IJI / ____ Dr. 6:00 0 0 2) NEWS STUDIO SEE Cowboy" Lamb am taking Milpath after meals and MetamUCH at bedtime. :k roping with a young Texcowboy. Seattle's Green e Crew prepares for a race I am on a very rerictive diet. I am 55, am 5 feet 3 inches hormones are frequently used tall and weigh 115 P0t5. and are often useful in aborting never smoked or drank the attack. The prolonged use of alcoholic beverages. Will YOU steroid hormones, howeverl please suggest some other may lead to other problems. treatment or medicine I can 8:30 (12) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE I looked over your diet. Many -_ YOUR BIRTHDAY May 31, 1979 12:00 @1) BIG VALLEY Heath falls for a Polynesian girl whom he learns is the slave of a sea captain 1121 HIGH ROLLERS THE PRICE IS RIGHT 13 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) common one Is Azulfidine. Most Send your request with 50 cents antibiotics, however, don't help and a long, stamped, selfat all. They're used only if YOU addressed 'envelope to Dr. 12:30 IM NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR.. ROW 0RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES man, president of NBC, and Mike Welnblatt, president, NBC Entertainment division, dropped by. 9.00 (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Stunt "Win at FRANK AND ERNEST AIR! - CULT! ____ ' I IIII 1.41 inc and keel) me in shape." BOB HOPE ...'having 11111' Elope said, adding that his hope spoke enthusiastically about the new crop of comedians, particularly Robin - He talked about the show advance party found the Chinese enormously cooperatiaboard the Iwo Jima - menMIDDAY 0THE YOUNG AND THE tioned guests such as Don Not only will lie use Chinese RESTLESS Knotts, Diahann Carroll, entertainers on the production 0 ALL MY CHILDREN Charo, the Village People, and NBC plans to show the 1:30 "the little girl from 'Orlhan ,thiericaii public next fall, but Annie' who I do a Daddy ii (4)0 AS THE WORLD also will entertain his TURNS Warbucks number with." Chinese hosts. He has squeezed the show in, "1' lining up the right 2:00 practically between one-night people to go with file," Cj) aM THE DOCTORS Hope 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE stands, but for Hope the big said, noting that Raquel Welch adventure begins June 11 with and Debbie Reynolds already 2:30 the trip to China to put together (2)© ANOTHER WORLD had volunteered, as had a the first American network number of other stars. (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT entertainment special from 3:00 Asked how at the age of 76 he 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL places like the Great Wall, kept up his pace, Hope grinned Peking and its Forbidden City, and said, "i'm having fun. I'm ED STUDIO SEE and Shanghai. 3:30 doing my thing and I'm always (4)0 M'AS'H (R) "I'm very excited about it - trying something new." El) ELECTRIC COMPANY it's one place I've never been," He did admit that Mrs. Hope 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE 000 COUPLE (MON WED. FRI) L—'WEDNESDAY P1 AZA TWIN ii. "si 322 ?SOz L!.AZA I] 7:30x:)O BE )JID POSEIDO11111 ADVENTURE _________________ ' All dal, Pte( V Wed~ul.iy 7:30-9:30 'Hoop rp. MOVIELAND I FRED CHICKEN Hool 1792S 1-12if. BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE 5:30 R HOMETOWN U.S.A. AT 10:15 HI RIDER '-'. . .. . . ...- . (14*y 17 1) Sanford $J 2.111: Treacher ' s 0 MERV GRIFFIN 112) ROOKIES 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR ....- ® 0 TUESDAY MORNING (!)0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA El) SESAME STREET N - — — — — — — — — I — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 5.'0O (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (A) 5:30 •. CD NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 112)BEWITCHED EL) OVER EASY 1:00 (2) (12) TODAY (4)0 MONDAY MORNING '•• " Pty oating I (9 pieces of fish and chips) (4) UPBEAT L — © cuo ss.txs Family" "- , & I 1 I Clip this cuup.n;! Clip this coupon! — — Present this coupoll '11 any I participating Arthur 'Freacla'r's I and save 504 on the purch't' of one fish s,mdwi..'h and an order ot ilani chowderr (6 pleces of fish and c1lipsl I 'r.'st'nl this nip. 01 .11 .111k. • participating Arthur Ir.'.o ''' .ind t (¼ oh:l th.' r.'qtil.ir • P11C' of tt.' 1-,irnrlc' U .,it it , I Offer expires: June 17, 1979 •ii,,,ii UII*I OI, IIl UI,., ,,,Ii, III,, i — - — — Clip this iiiipou! — • Clip this 1001)00! — • I I • • / Q., , Chicke Dinner I 1 FREE'- I ' " °' " • . / " 1 FREE • " Asthhh1 I Captain : I .,ri..1 get a third ('ifl.un 1? / I Chicken Dinners at the regular • . Price- Offer expires: June 17, 1979 Pi.xrni toupun shorn ..tderinq IuuuI — Clip this coupon? — " Present this toilputi .it ,iii. Participating Arthur Tre't, hor%, j ) ,L Present this on at participating Arthur Trt'a('hmer's and get a third Chicken [)inner I . - \, ,, I I , PR.O Seminole Power SqUadron ALL IN THE FAMILY(A) ....u, 111,11 ,,,,I,tI..,j P,v,-ni I.up..n ishen •.idrtii,.j James B. McGrath, 10:00 I II I . _ I Offer expires: June 17, 1979 I Offer expires: June 17, 1979 Offer expires: June 17, 1979 U.S.P.S. information win be handed out Wtaining to the Fall Boating Courses which will again be offered according to in Un 9:55 ' (Fish Sandwich & Chowder) I (15 shrinip and chips) I Present this coupon at any I Present this (OUI)( )I3 .if lV participating Arthur 'I r.'.ich&'rs I participating Arthur Tr&'acher s I and .t $1 00 OFF the u'qiil,ti and gel $1,O() OFF the regular I PlC' u the Shrimp B0,11, price of the Party Boat' - waterway excursions ORAMMING • Boat i Boat Pleasurable and safe. Also El) EDUCATIONAL PRO. i i Shrimp' '' I Sandwich ' Boat Seminole SqUadron will have material available which can make your 0 MOVIE a DINAHI ".. • : Soup. ! Seminole Power Squadron, of the United States Power Squadrons, will have a "Safe Boating Week" display at Altamonte Mall from Saturday at 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. (2)(4) DONAHUE I . This year, President designated June Carter 1 through June 7 as Safe Boating Week, 0 MIKE DOUGLAS I I y 9:00 I . Safet 8:25 C:D TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA © NEWS 8:30 (2)112) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED UUAS, YOGA AND YOU -i — — — — — — — — — —. I B 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA o GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 (i) © TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 9) SJUDIO SEE D$WITCH Pets and Mac I$O 0 MARY TYLER MOORE . (MON) INCLUDES PO 4.30 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS - COMPLETE DINNER 69 $ Clip these Money=Saving Coupons from CIAL (THU) 0 BEWITCHED 0 THE LUCY SHOW (12) MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET ____________________________________________ £OV ',Vu ______ "All I do is think about my health," he said, '1 do everything for m' health -• walking, playing golf, I'm careful what I eat, I have massages every day that relax - , Arthur (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME us wss I I'VE 601 TO 6PEAXTD out for being too healthy". . 1:00 6:47 TURE by Stan Lee and John Romita ___________________________________________________________________________ Springs home unless he pro- it's what Crosby and I always live audiences. arc great mised to cut back on his sic- did in the 'Road' pictures), developers of talent When tivities. John Ritter atiti it Korean someone mentioned that inaril, comedian, Jotumy Ynne, whose of ttie knLs are bad, hope He knows he shouldn't overdo replied: — he suffered a "quickening of monologues Hope admires. hope believes the "comedy "Sure, that's part of it .,\ll of the heart" last year that landed him in the hospital "tests, stores" in Ne York and Los them can't be great. hut they tests, tests, then they threw ine Angeles, places that lure young can keel) trIling their acts." MIKE DOUGLAS Carson, Guests: Rodney by Bob Thaves had fleatened not to move into Williams, Steve Martin "he's a k(ds for little iiione but give their fabulous new Palm nut and nut coitiudy is so good, them a ihancu ti, urk b.fore '- .,.. Hope rates, both Fred Silver- formance in New Mexico. Y0u - EECAuSEJ Bob = IM 6:45 Dangerfield, Robby Benson 61E WRONG BAP' THERE'S WITH THE R IN THE p.m., Eastern time. 1.00 6:30 OUR is us C!) THE YOUNG AND THE Hope, looking jaunty in a gray plaid suit, was the guegof honor recently at a press party held by NBC—and to show how (4) KUTANA ____ EThING'S THE uSES AREJ Y 12:00 () PASSWORD PLUS The show celebrating Hope's 76th birthday was taped aboard the helicopter carrier, docked in New York, on May 27 and goes on NBC tonight, 8-9:30 RESTLESS 00 NEWS EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING c2J THE WILBURN BROTHERS ('T'1) __ SPIDER-MAN 76 tOf EL) A.M. WEATHER up with the last trump. have another name for It we ERN, send $1 to: ' troops again, aboard the carrier U&S Iwo Jima — but Us time the television audience will be able to tune in on a Hope USO show. AFTERNOON 2) and Alan Sontag er delay. NEW YORK (Upi) -- Th ere's Bob Hope, entertaining the 11:30 C) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAJ41LY FEUD CAROL BURNETT AND interest in helping one of her school bus passengers creates a problem when the youth decides his own mother doesn't care for him. (Part 2 of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) have a complication such as a Lamb, In care of this inking, ra upon Ia! .... 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett goes after a debonair crook selling stolen goods to unaware legitimate businesses (R) ____ CL4'55 TO IT Spec For The Spin 11:00 Syndicated columnist Jack 7:30 Anderson; female impersonator Jim Bailey. FAMILY FEUD @ NEWS DANCE FEVER $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW ________________ ______________________ lENDS Skits: 'TV CommerMORNING Is," "The Noisy Speech." liss Nobody." DICK AVETT Guest: Rex 5:30 arrison, (Part I of 2) 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 8:00 5: :a) © BOB HOPE BIRTHDAY (12) PIL CLUB IPECIAL Comedian Bob Hope 8:00 ad his guests the Village Peo(2) EARLY DAY ple celebrate Hope's 76th (1) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. birthday aboard the aircraft NY(MON) Carrier Iwo Jima. (4) CONSUMER BUYLI NE EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) I BIG VALLEY C!) OF WOMEN AND MEN EIGHT IS ENOUGH The (WED) Ikadford house goes Into an Cj) FILM FESTIVAL(THU) *roar when Mary is thrown @1) CRACKERBARREL(FRI) Out of the house following a 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Wade and Tommy learns how SUNRISE to drive. (R) 1) THE LONG SEARCH "The 6:25 Way Of The Ancestors" Ronald fjj POPI GOES THE COUN. Eyre visits the Torajas of TRY(MON) Indonesia for a look at ancient IMPORTER WAGONER (TUE. tribal religion, (R) FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 8:30 qrir lPP' ING.' Wednesday, May 30, 1979-98 _____ 10:55 (2) (12) TOMORROW Guests: Seven" (Premiere) Christopher Unexpected changes might at Accomplishing an important perforation or an abscess where newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Connelly. Christopher Lloyd. A first give you some concefl this goal may prove very elusive there is an actual infection. Radio City Station, New York, team of stunt experts attempt a coming year. However, time early In the day. Later, you'll Corticosterone or other steroid NY 10019, I ER... -L. lOI)r CLASS, I r.x.r ) daring land, sea and air rescue will prove your fears were turn the tables by examining FIGHTiNG 414D OH... ,"ofakldnapped movie star. SHALL ATtEMPT groundless because things will facts not really discernible. _________________________________ . OCHARUE'S ANGELS The 1C1-IEA11NG EAC4-4 , 10 EXPLAIN UHAT work out better than what you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Angels are hired by a wealthy ii. g1 om ISGOJGOW I,'i , Las Vegas hotel owner (Dean originally planned. 21)It would bea mistake torely THE Martin) business and life '1114 AT. BRIDGE isna.. ç ..' - ., 'GNl (May 21-June 10) upon amther to take cs.( are being threatened. (A) Haste makes waste today. something important only EL) GREAT PERFORMANCES Organize your time and con- you. Use your good judgment. ____________________ In America: "Dance 3O but one which is going to fail centrate only on those things You'll come out fine. NORTH Clytemnestra" The Martha unless South gives the hand I that can benefit others as well AKj CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. Graham Dance Company pervery special play. is 7 3 forms this ballet based on the ______ as yourself. Find out more of 19) Don't be too hasty to trust The simple play is to draw •2 Greek tragedy in which what lies ahead for you in the someone you know only trumps and try to set up • KQ9 Clytemnestra murders her husyear following your birthday by casually. Careful consideration hearts with one ruff. This band to remain with her lover. WEST EAST play will fail if hparts are 4 sending for your copy of Astro- should be given to all your in0 10862 4 9543 9:30 I 110w about trying to ruff Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each volvements, especially Q .i 52 9 by Al Vermeer • (1) NBC MOVIE "This Man two diamonds In dummy. PR! sc i LLA'S POP and a self-addressed envelope moneywise. • A QB • K 10754 Stands Alone" (Premiere) Lou4 1073 This play looks awkward • 64 (LO3NG' M1" COOL. " to Astro(raph, P.O. Box 489, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) I WANT IT TOPPEL'! ' OUR BUINE$5 " THERES TOO MUCH " is Gossett Jr., Clu Guiager, A and will probably fail if MAJ(E5 PEM.ANPS 5ERICU5N J,'T' 'T'' 10 BE HORSEPLAY GONG 4 Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019, Lay all your cards on the table SOUTH black minister raturns to his hearts are 4-1. ME HUNGRY! ARCLINP HEERE AND MATURITY! # Q 7 IN T1416 CFFlcr=./ Be sure to specify birth sign. in partnership involvements Alabama home after Marlin Can anything be done 00 K4 Lather King Jr.'s death and Is about a 4-1 heart break? CANCER (June 21-July 72) today. The other person won't J 963 persuaded to become the first South takes his king of Take extra care that what you know your intentions are good • A . 52 0 ' black candidate for sheriff in hearts at trick two. Then he buy today is something you unless you make yourself ciear the county's history. plays all the spades to dlsVulnerable: Both PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi really want and not just a ©SCARED STRAIGHT Peter card his four of hearts. Now Dealer: North fanciful notion. You have a You may not have your heart in Falk hosts this documentary he ruffs a heart, enters West North East South tendency toward extravagance. doing for yourseff today, but from Rahway State Prison In dummy with a high trurnp, 1 Pass 24 _____ New Jersey dealing with a proLEO (July 23-Aug. 72) Self- you certainly will act if Pass 2• Pass 2 NT ruffs another heart, draws gram that scares the crime out trumps, stopping In dummy gratification might be your first someone eke needs your help. pus 34 Pass 3 of juvenile delinquents. and eventually loses one diathought today. Later, you' ll Your compassionate nature Pan 34 Pass 44 Pass 64 Pus Pass mond. 10:30 realize this is selfish and you'll awakens the best in you. This play works and is ° Pass © LOCAL FOLLOW-UP do the proper thing for those ARIES (March 21-April 19) I certainly Ingenious, but it I xzi N.._J1i 'u "Scared Straight" Don't be disappointed If .you love. has one slight flaw. ED ESTAMPA FLAMENCA VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 72) If initially you don't get by Stoffel & Helmdahl Opening lead: •2 With hearts 3-2 and BUGS BUNNY American flamenco dancer you don't take time to think something personal you've trum 4-1. this line would Maria Benitez and her Estampa E Y YOU W09K POWN IN TH'MANHoL _____________________ fail ecause the defender things through, your con- been wanting. Later events will Flamenca Dance Company are j_J ii5 TRYING with four trumps would wind ...I'LL. TAKE CARE 0"T HIN6S TO Fty P0 YOUR HUR, TO APP ______________________ cluslons today will be based more than make up for the featured In rehearsal and perBy Oswald Jacoby 50M a Up wishful th th ---L!iHE 9cE NE OF than on what's practical. TAURUS (April 2OMay 20) ltOO iWSPAI'EJt ENTERPHISE ASSN i . The bidding is the sort that LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) Rash or thoughtless Ck4JJ (2)(4)00t12) NEWS experts call scientific. If you MUNPAN9 0TODAY IN THE LEGISLAco$f'rUucrON jFor a copy of JACOBY MODYour generousity and good on your part could VA you in the ZONE L.AOR',' ____________ ___________________ nature could lead you astray middle of something you'd aren't going to argue with Bridge." care of this newsPa • ______ and cod you more than you can rather not be involved in. Be L -71 11:30 you about it. In any event, per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City (1) (ED TONIGHT Host: Johnny Comfortably afford. Be kind, practical. six clubs is a fine contract, New York, N.Y 10019 - Bir t hday A c NEWS 12:40 by Howie Schneider E E K & MEEK 10:30 J (12) ALL STAR SECRETS @J LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWL..., MARY TYLER MOORE Lou d Mary dating? Even they not believe it's happening, t they give itatry. © THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER PORT to stop the attack as quickly as formation about diarrhea possible. There are several conditions can send for The medicines used for this, A Health Letter number 13-43. but also be logical, travel to Casablanca to outcon a local syndicate head who is having an Innocent American '4 0 POLICE WOMAN A group of terrorists hold a city council, man, his masseuse and Pepper hostage 12:37 0 MANNIX Mannix is hired by a gorgeous model to find her ex-boyfriend who she claims is threatening to kill himself. 700 TIC TAC DOUGH 62 For Thursday, May 31, 1979 ____ ________ GHIJG1.S___ EVENING of the thousands.Of.peOPle who telling me that is your sorbed in the small intestine — — diagnosis. This is not at all the there's very little residue left to 27 — 28 29 30 28 same thing as a spastic or- enter the Inflamed and — Irritable colon and the treat- ulcerated colon, 32 33 ment is entirely different. Among your lists of foods I . 39 — — 37 38 Patients with ulcerative would question the inclusion of colitis usually have episodes of milk and milk products. 43 severe diarrhea, sometimes they have bleeding and they Ulcerative colitis patients 46 45 have abdominal pain with the usually do not tolerate milk — — — episodes of diarrhea. Because and milk products well, Apple eavy frequently lose weight and they necessarily soothing to the 54 55 56 53 52 may develop nutritional digestive system. The flavor - — — — deficiencies because of it. The oils In decaffeinated coffee are — salt and water metabolism may sometimes very irritating to — _______ — — — — — be disturbed and, in general, people with a sensitive colon. Patients have recurrent the patients are pretty Un— — — — _, comfortable. The attacks may attacks so don't expect any subside spontaneously and not sudden miracle cure or permanent relief. occur again for some time. HOROSCOPE ____ Vi ____________________ _____ r 9p _____ iecDsease get rid of this problem soon? doctors do not think a special My doctor said I will probably diet is particularly important. feel better within a few Months. In fact, it's dangerous My diet which I'm enclosing Is sometimes to have a diet that's so bad that you can see that I'm too restricted because the not li ving, I'm just existing, patient's nutrition is al ready Thank you very much for any marginal. I 0 .- . suggest to my doctor so I can By BERNICE BEDE OSOL o _________ ____ SNlFF!/ ((((fl( 24 61 60 -" I1 . a — — — — — BECAUSE IT'S SO ENJOYABLE, ()AtY• __________ VERONICA, HE LEFT JESSICA WHY ARE YOU ' - elemental diet that proyides READER DEAR acids, amino Ulcerative colitis is a very essential ii — — — — — complex disease and its exact vitamins, minerals and glucose cause is not understood. I must and safflower oil as a mixture. 20 assume that you' re correct in This is almost entirely ab. 19 18 PAP1U.'(_ClCLJ3,,.) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. is 14 16 15 — — — — — 25 0 _ 9 8 41 Tws Th1U' 47 Los Angeles specialty 48 Word with silver or glass 49 Esaus count 50 Carpets 53 Comedian Abbot 54 Place for 13 wuw qDU MOV61 WHAT 16 1"H15t IN i9 park (abbr) substance (p1) 33 Strife animals 10 Morass 35 Restive 37 City in Israel 11 English count 38 Charitable or. 55 Graduate of ganization 16 Motor 39 Negation Annapolis (abbr) vehicles 40 Appears (abbr.) 38 Reserved 42 Drag in dirt 20 State (Fr) 56 Fixed 41 Seam 44 Solid figure 21 Urns by Art Sansorn (DULD S! 555K! YOU ARIMW I Mountain 9 Mesdames 12 Oop 1 43 Cordial ____ __________________________ 45 English poet __ 32-Pack away 1 THE BORN LOSER UIL! 1 Sharp bark 23 Hunter's 2 Individual shelter 3 Faerie Queene 24 Tristan's 4 One of the beloved reindeer 26 Indian 5 Byway 28 Cookstove 6 Comedian 29 Oddly Carney amusing 7 Encircles 30 Rocky 34 Paving Colit suffer from ulcerative colitis.. I've had It for the post 10 months. 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Wednuday, May 30, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, May 30, 1979-118 ---CLASSIFIED- AD& -In-TheSeMc ;WANAS; FORD associate in applied science degree Marine Corps Air Station. Cherry Put. .Iwan P. Ashford, son of Mr. through the Community College of Point, NC. A 1975 Graduate of Colonial High School, he ioined the and Mrs. John H. Ashford, $9 Castle the Air Force. Airman Walker attended Lyman Marine Corps in February 1976 Brewer, Sanford, recently corn. pleted One Station Unit Training High School, Longwood. ROBCRT PRICE (OSUT) at Fort Benning, Ga. Navy Mchinlst's Mate Third Class OSUT is a 12.week period which LEO BRUNELLE JR. Leo E. Brunelle Jr., son of retired Robert L. Price, son of Stanley R combines basic combat training and advanced individual training. Air Force Technical Sergeant and and Joan P. Price of 117 E. Floyd 471 Ave., Lake Mary, recently visited Ashford entered the Army in Mrs. Leo E. Brunelle December 197$. The private Hibiscus Road, Casseiberry, has Sydn( v Australia to parlicipate In a joint Australia, New Zealand and received an associate degree in 1976 been promoted to senior airman in United States (ANZUS) exercise from the Seminole Community the U.S. Air Force. He is a crewmember aboard thi The airman, a printer systems College. serves guided missile destroyer US! operator at Ft. Meade, Md., in Pear with a unit of the U.S. Air Force Cochran, homeported SUSAN BURFIELD Harbor, Hawaii. During the Cruise, Susan s. Burfield, daughter of security Service. Airman Brunelle is a 1976 hisshipoperatedasaunitoltheU.S retired Air Force Master Sergeant and Mrs. Cecil L. Stambaugh of 711 graduate of Lyman High School in Seventh Fleet. A 1977 graduate of Seminole High Palmetto Ave., Sanford, has Longwood. School, he joined the Navy in iep received her first promotion In the lember 1977. JEFFREY JACKSON U.S. Air Force. Jeffrey E. Jackson, son of Mrs. S. Burfield, promoted to airman, OONALOLAWRENCE recently completed technical Thomas of 311 Royal Palm Court, Spec. I Donald B, Lawrence, son training at Keesier AFB, Miss., and Altamonte Springs, has received his first promotion in the U.S. Air of Mrs. Helene Lawrence, 1529 Is now assigned at Eglin AFB, Fla. Coronet Drive, Deitona, recently She serves as an administrative Force, Jackson, promoted to airman, was assigned as a cook with the 8th specialist with a unit of the Tactical recently completed technical Infantry Division in Mannheim, Air Command. The airman entered the Air Force training at Lackland AF B, Tex, He Germany. He entered the Army in April 1975. now serves at Elelson AFB, Alaska, in November 197$. asa security specialist with a unit ot Lawrence is a 1974 graduate of DeLand High School. the Alaskan Air Command. RICHARD WINN Richard F. Winn has been com HOLLY BARCUS missioned a second lieutenant in the SHERRON HILL Holly A. Barcus, daughter of U.S. Air Force upon graduation Sherron L. Hill has received her retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Of from Officer Training School at first promotion in the Air Force. Lackiand AF B, Tex. Hill, promoted to airman, recently I icer and Mrs. William A. f3arcus of Lieutenant Winn, selected through completed basic training at 372 Oak Hill Drive, Aitamonte competitive examination for at Lackland AFB, Tex., and is now Springs, has been appointed to tendance at the school, now goes to assigned at Dyess AFU, Tex. She is noncommissioned officer (NCO) Sheppard AFB. Tex., for training as serving as a food service specialist status In the U.S. Air Force. The newly selected sergeant with a unit of the Strategic Air a missile operations officer, completed required training in His wife, Brenda, is the daughter Command. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane of Airman Hill Ii a 1977 graduate of management, leadership, human Chuluota. A. C. Reynolds High School in relations and NCO responsibilities, Asheviiie, N.C. Her father, Jesse E. before being considered for thiS new JULIAN WALKER Hill, resides at 2706 Magnolia Ave., rank. Sergeant Barcus is a telecom Airman Jullan K. Walker, whose Sanford. munications systems control brother and sister are John A. and CECIL CLONTS Ill specialist at March AFB. Calif. Teresa M. Walker of Altamonte Marine Corporal Cecil L. Clonts Springs, has graduated at Lackiand CHARLES 8ORMANN AFB, Tex,, from Air Force basic III, son of Cecil L. Clonts Jr. of 1106 Major Charles F. Bormann, son of Parrot Way, Longwood, was training. The airman, who is remaining at awarded the Good Conduct Medal. Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Bormann of The Good Conduct Medal signIfies 24 Azalea Drive, Deflary, is a Lackland for specialized training In the security police field, studied the faithful and obedient service during member of an organization that AIr Force mission, organization and a three.year period. To earn it, recently won the U.S. Air Force customs and received special in. enlisted Marines must achieve and Outstanding Unit Award. Major Bormann Is a weapons struction Id human relations, maintain an unblemished conduct systems officer at Lakenheath RAF Completion of this training earned record for the entire period. Station, England, with the 48th Cionts is currently serving at the individual credits towards an ICALENDAR WV..ESDAY, MAY 30 . Starlight Promenadere, 8 p.m., DeBary Commenity Center, Shell Road. Sr.. TIII.JRSDAY, MAY 31 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Churth, Casselberry. South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn Wyrnore Road, Alt.amonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8a.m., Mayfair Country Club, Weight Watchers, 10 a.m,, Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, Wilbur Avenue, 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Diet Workshop, 10 a,m,, and7p.m,, Montgomery Ward Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, Ireland's, Altamonte Springs. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Brantley High School Band Awards Banquet, 6:30 p.m., sthool commons. Lake Howell High School drama, "Up the Down StaIrcase", 8 p.m., UCF Science Auditorium, FRIDAY, JUNE 1 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood /sA, closed, 8p.m., RoUIng Hills Moravian Church, SR 434 Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Lake Howell High School drama, "Up the DOW?) Staircase", 8 p.m., UCF Science Auditorium. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 n.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. SATURDAY, JUNE 2 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. FUS1 Casselberry AA, closed 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. SEEDCO Annual Membership Breakfast, 9 a.m., Sanford Civic Center. Speaker - Wallace E. Orr, secretary of the State Department of Labor and Employment Security. REALTY TRANSFERS 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, Seminole League of Women Voters, 12:15 p.m., Lord Chumley's Pub, Altamonte Springs. Speaker U. Col. Louis Samuelson on "Future of Chinese-American Relations." Call 8314439. SUNDAY, JUNE3 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole Group A.A, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House 591 Luke Minnie Drive, Sanford, Flea Market sale to benefit United Cerebral Palsy adultprogram,7:30u.m.to3p.m., MaltlandFlea Market, Highway 1742. To donate items call 339.1041, MONDAY, JUNE4 'r fseee%*ood ea s ele,'.7.1. Adventist Church, Winter Springs. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio SocIety, 7:30 p.m., SCC Teleconununicatlons Building, Sanford AIrport. Sanford'Seznlnole Jayceettes board meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. DeBary Wayfarers, 2 p.m. DeBary Civic center Monday Morners Toaatma.atera Club, 7:15a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Weight Watchers, 10a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church; 7 p.m,, Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10a.m., and noon, Canton Union Buildbig, 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 Chwth, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist " ' Goerge E. Anderson & WI Therese Willie P. Moore, (form. Perkin. Alberta J. Hall & hb Harold to B. to Lloyd W. Wickliff 8. wf Karen Robert M. Jones 8. wf Billie, Beg. p$ son) to Ernestine M. Wisnlewski s. H. Leonard W., Lots 1 8. 2, Bik Sm A. Lot 18 blk D. LynwoOd Rev. 286.0$' S of NE cor. of Govt. Lt 1, North Orl. Ranches, Sec Three, $41,900. Sec. 319.29 etc., $31,000. (QCD) Victoria Basila to Lil' 122,000. Donald 0. Burk 8. wf Ruthie to Lifetime Homes Inc. to Violet E. Champ Food Stores Inc., E. 150' Donald 0. Burk 8. WI Ruthie B., Lots (less S 476') of Lot 8 M.M Smith 7 8 89 81k 4, Sanford Farms, $100. Davidson, Lt 21, 81k B, Rev. Plat of Frances L. Brown, wid, to Dennis Spreading Oak Village, The Springs, Third sd, 1 86 less rw etc., 7 parcels $100. A. Wainwright & wi Debra T., 8. $105,000. Nancy M. Levie 8 hb. James to James L. TrIzzino 8 WI Minna, Lot Garrison Built Homes Inc. to Robert W. Baxley 8. wf Annmarle 24, New Upsela, 53o,o00. Roy,W. Brantley 8. WI Bernice to C., Lot 16, BIk D. North On. Terr., Angelo C. Ferlauto 8 wf Eva S. LI 58 Foxwood, Phase one $57,000. AzmiM.ldeis,W$O'of5133.3'of 61k Sec $ Unit 2, $,4Ø9 Arthur B. Vanvlack &wf Carol to James T. Askew & WI Jerry B. tp 5, Tier 12, E. R. Traffords Map ci Wesley A. Woodell & WI Sherry, Lot MOf.Mii Inc., lot II shady Oaks Sanford, 137,500. 111,000. Foley Lumber Co. to Donald L. 33 Howell Ests. s.d. rep. 152.500. Bonnie L. Brown, Trustee etc to Keen. WI Juanita 0., SW'/ of 5E¼ 1. E. Smith Jr. 8. wf Betty I.. to Paul Giarratano W 112' of N 126' of of SE'/i of Sec 4.20.31 (less part), 1m T Smith 8. WI Odette L. lots 26 77 8. 21, BIk A, Tr. 32, Sanlando bik C, Amended Piat Crystal $21,000. Heights, Lii Mary $100. Angel Acosto 8. wf Elvina to Carol Springs, $100. Stevn W. Seubert I. WI Betty to E R. Stastny sgl., Lot 23, 61k 3, repl. Sb Paul J. Miller LwI Myra to Lake I 82 North Orlando Townsltu 4th 8 mv., Co., Inc., LotS, 81k , Paradise Point Fourth Sec., $7,500. Brahtley" Cbm11uñlt"lir11fed Addn., 12L $00. Steven W. Devbert 8. Betty to E & Brethren Church Inc., S 1,000' of W Eleanor Petrllll, sgl to John E. E lou., Co., Inc. Lot 7, 81k 8, 150' Of E 165' Of W of NW'iol NW'i Falkingham III & Wi Donna L., Lot Paradise Point Fourth Sec., $7,500. ° SEC 921.29 $32,500. 710 SprIng Oaks Un. 4, 136.000. Thomas A Bpouist 8. wf Audrey to John H. McAleer Jr. 8. wf Judith Gary W. Zuyus 1. wf Nancy to Kenneth R. Bechtel, Lt 5, 61k F, K.toWm.T.Gordon Ill &WISharon Joan A. Shoemaker Lot 183 Wind. S., Lt II, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Two, ward Square, Sec. Two 1.48,500. Seminole SItes, $35,500. Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Larry John 0. Kass.b 8. WI Pauline to $49,500. Rodger A. Renruill & WI Janice to T. Dc Angelo 8. wf Janet L. Lt Si, Ralph S. Hethcote & wI Patricia, Lt John 0. Kassab 8 WI Pauline B., Lt Windtree West, Unit Two, $53,900 19 1St RepI. Highland Hills, $56,300. Robert E. Kno & wf Aletha to Donna C. Gwaltney 1. wf Eli!. to 12, 61k E, Highland Hills, $58,300. John E. Strawde & WI Lydia A. Lot Fib. Homes Constr. to Larry W. Wm. 1. $mltti 8. Wi Odette L., from I. Bear Lake Hts. $83000. NW cor. of Lot A, 61k 1, Seminola Arthur & wf Brenda L., Lot Jack I. Hickman to Charles S. Foxwood Ph. I, $58,900. Park Amended Put, $20,000. Hagen Hones Inc. to Thomas E. Nicotra, Christina Nlcotra 8 Angela Wm. B. SPears to Canton E. Kehc*, igi., LI 8 Grove tsts., 1. Hoilz, 1-3 ml. ea. it. 47 Weklva Holtrey 8. WI Susan. 5V of t'k of Hills, Sec. six $76,000. NE¼ oi NE/4 Sec 28.21.31 etc., $65,900. Glenn Wright, Repr. est Evelyn H. Miller 8. Sons Fla., Inc. to $15,000. Joseph 8. Ensor Jr. to Eli J. Heh. Robert J. Yarlanlan, sgl., Lot 10 Blk Moxley to Glenn W. Wright, Delmer 8. Wright ea. '/ Int: Lt. 10 repl. of m & WI Ella Mae, 58¼ of 58¼ of A, Camelot Unit 3, 148,900. Alfred Poicarl I wf Edith to lots 6275 Queens Mirror South 2nd Sec 16.20.32, E or RR, less N 657.61' Rodney P. MaIl I *1 Peggy L., Lt 21 repl. Ed. $100. & S 479.001830' forrd., $100. Sun Rise Erectors, Inc. to Kenneth Ward 8 Blackwood, Inc. to Wm. Blk C, Hidden Lake Un. 16, $43,200. Reddicli A. Harris, sgl. to Ronald W. Van Tyne 8. WI Carol A., Lot 66, Msrr I WI Donna H,, Lot 51, Oak M. Lynd I wi Sherry, Lot fl Forest Sunrise UnIt One, $55,400. Ridge sd, Ovledo $34,100. International Land Planning II Ron R. Snider & hb. Paul J. to Slopes, $1,500. Inc. to Josh H. Slmons & WI Bernice, BrIan R. Bishop & wf Joyce , AAiLI A. Stevens, Lot 100 Santo Frank R. Cooper 8. WI Tamara R., 8. Josh H. Simons Jr., Lot I?, JenPark, $3,400. Don R. Snider 1. Paul J. to John A. Lot 3, Bhk C, Charter Oaks Un. 2, niler Ests., $19,000. The Springs to Enslow Homes Holloway, Lot 102 Santo Park, $47,900. Lewis A. Uhlman 1. WI Sandra to Inc., Lot 14, 61k A, The Springs $3,100. Betty A. WIlliams, wid to HousIng Ralph L. Drumhelier I Shirley, Lot WhIspering Pines, Sec. One, $15,500. The Springs to Enslow Homes Author., Lots 111 12 (less Rd.) BhkS lêIE½of 17 61k 0, West Altamonte Inc., Lot 12, 61k A. The Springs Hts., Sec. On., $63900 TIef 16, Seminole Park, $7,100. Eugene Stupelman I WI Signid to Whispering Pines, Sec. One, $18,500. Stephen V. Smith 8. wf Nancy to Sanford hA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, 436, Altamonte Springs. 'IUESDAY,JUNES Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Swnbo'a. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Sunshine Park Community Center. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. LongwoodSertoma, noon,Quallty Inn, I-4and434. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & light, Sanford. Seminole Group hA 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Weight Watcher, 7 p.m., Sununit A$s., Casselberry' p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Free Blood Pressure ClInic, 2-4 p.m., Mventiat Church, 7th and Elm Avenue Sanfprd. %EL)OA,J1%I. The %%aPIlzull'h Club of Spnfurd, lnsLzliutIuIs iwIL'ilLIl tiubliouse. Cauelberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. (iviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town hOUSe. Sanford Kiwanis, unoon, Civic Center. Sanford OptimIst, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Sanford Seranuders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 P.m. Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Starlight Prumenaders, 8 p.m., Deflary Community Center, Shell Road. Sanford Roland Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal Of Seminole, Sanford. Recovery, Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Altamonta Springs. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. THURSDAY, JUNE 7 Deitana Theatre Aria Gidld, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal ish noe, Enterprise. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamoeste Springs CIVIC Center. S,ijorCltiseDaace,2p.in.,AltaSnoflteSpCiflg$QvlC " flOUll, . Seminole UpUznlst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Altarnoule Springs Sertoma, g,®g frgp4' South E : Wymore '-•- :-:--, ,- Dale A. Hodge. & *1 Rebcca Z., Leonard A. Corsii I WI Debbie, Lot $ W',O$ NE¼ of NE¼ , SW¼ ci Sec Quailwood Country Ests., $20,000. Legal Notice 6.1 Aire Homes Inc. to Glenn 8. _________________________ 16.20.32, $33,000. Joe Greenspun to DanWay Inc., Gohds I wf Wlanhired J., Lt 56 6.1. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Airs Hills Unit , $44,30 Lots 6 8 7 Roiling Lane, $6M6. JoeGreenspuntoPeterJ.GIglia, (QCD) Larry Uliensvang & EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. trustee, Lot 2, Rolling Lane, $7,700. Stephanl• to Stephanie M. UlIen CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Lynn 1. Hailitt & Muriel A. svang&EdithD.,Jt. ten.Lot42,blk COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO.: 79.$24.CA.I4.K Schlegel to Sara L. Jacobson, Lots I 0, WInter Woods Un. 1. 1100. MOTORS AC & 2, 81k 5, TIer 7, Sanford, 8. R. 'Jerry R. McFails Iwf. Evelyn to GENERAL CEPTANCE CORPORATION, Traflords Map, $11,900. Enrlquc Padllla I WI. Hortensia, Frank Mortara & WI Kathleen to Lot 3, bhk H Summerset North Sec. 4. flaintilf, Jack R. Lewis & wI Mary M., Lot $35,500. 146. Barclay Woods, 2nd Addn., John W. LeVan 8. wI Opal to Gust bTTY .40 FLETCHER FLECK. $49,900. E.Johnson,sgt.Lot44,Lake Harriet NOE and FRANK FLECKNOE, Pine Holdings Ltd. to Alpha Ests. $26,800. Realty Inc., Lots 29 & 30, 61k 8, Olin Amer. Homes Fl., Inc. to Defendants. Robert L. Bett'I Adi to Alt., LouIs K. Blgelow I wt. Eiiz. Lot 11 NOTICE OF ACTION *33.400. 1)1k F, Sterling Park Un. Ill, $51,200. to EdwIn 0. TO: FRANK FLECKNOE Paul Edw. Shreck 1. WI Gloria to Howell Cove Constr. Address Unknown I WI James R. Koepke Joyce M., S V. Ajderson 8, Wi. Nancy 0., tot2 Last Known address: 386 Zinnia 26501W 5 acres of 58~ of 58¼ ci 1)1k F, Howell Co,'e, 1st Sec 3.' to Grace 8. Drive. Casselberry, Florida 32707 58¼ of Sec 23.21.30, 13,, The Babcock Co. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Eastern Orthodox Catholic Meer, sgl. Lot 214, WIndward the above named Plaintiff, General Church In Amer., Inc. to Mlctwle M., $6. Three. $53,200. Motors Acceptance Corporation, has McDonnell, Lot 10 The Lake of the ElI:. Biackard, Etal. to Robert filed a Complaint for Replevin and Woods sd, $210,000. Schneider Constr., Inc. Lot 13 & for Preludgment Writ of Replevin, H. Miller 1. Sons Fla., Inc. to 43' of 14, bhkC, Sanlando Springs, in the above Styled Court, Ion the Arllene Rousti, sgl., Lot 4, 01k 8, l'r. 61, $9,500. rePlVIn of a 1976 eight cylinder Unit Camelot 3, 1.43,200. Mary J. Bernlen, sgl. to Fla. Fed. Oldsmobile, Cutlass, 7 door, vehicle H. Miller I Sons Fla., Inc. to LOt 1, bhk 13, TIer 7. E.R. Traffords identificatIon no. 3JS7R6D14S4IO, Robert K. DeVi I WI Susan, Lot 1, MaP of Sanf. $14,100. and for damages for Its improper Blk A Camelot UnIt 3, $56,100. George L. Wheeler, wld, to B. detention, attorney's fees, it lawful, Alfoos Genders I WI Gertrude to Frank Wheeler, Jr. I WI. JSSO M. court costs, and a deficiency Philip S. Halpern, Lots 516. BIll 43. Lot It Fries Survey of Lake Charm, iuoment, if applicable. Santando the Sub. Beaut., Palm less part $30,000. You are commanded to serve a Springs Sec., 134.000. Frank Wheeler Jr. I. wi Jean to copy of your wrItten defenses, If Walter P. Webb & WI Georgia to E.P. Bruce& WI. Miriam W. ½ lot: any, on William F. Beemer, Elbert Greet- & WI Alice V.. Lot 1$ Lot)), Fries Survey of Lake Charm, Plaintiff's attorney, whose address BIll 9, Weatherstieid 1st Addfl, len 1)0.000. Is: fll North Magnolia Avenue, $26,000. James B. Wannaznaker I WI. Orlando, Florida 32501, on or before Robert J. Hester Ill, sgl to JanIs to Carios Martinez I WI. June 1$ 1979, and tile lb. original Michael T. James, sgl., Lot 7, Blk B, Teresa Lot 9, bIll F, Summerset with the Clerk of this Court, either Columbus HarWt-, 116.000. North SIC. 2. 133,000.Davld T. Stuck before service on Plaintiff's at Hallmark Bldrs., Inc. to Frew B. & wi L019 to W.. C. Plait I wf Ellis S torney or immediately thereafter. Rice I wf Cora M., Lot $ BIll 7 North $.$8' of lot 201 N SI. 2$' of 2), Park Otherwise, a default may be entered Orl. Ranches, Sec 9, 654,100. view $12,100. agaInst you for the relief demanded Hallmark Builders Inc. to Gerald winter SprIngs 0ev. to Harry A. in the Complaint. Broclous I wf Judy K., Lot 1, 01k Godwlng Constr. Co. Inc., Lots 628 WITNESS my hand and seal of th £ Noemori. Ranches, Sec , 146.900. Tuscawilia Un. 1 $20,100. Court at Sanford, Seminole County, Richard 8. Klshlng & wI Nancy to jasper WarTe, Repr. eat Nellie V. Florida, mis 14th day of May, 1979. John H. Birmingham&wfDiane,Lt TatmertoRonaldH.BflllngsIeylWI (SEAL) 9, Ilk A, Roarm Ests., $83,800. Judith N 100' ci S 260' of 8 110' of W Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. T. R. Estes & WI Kathleen to KIng is Lot 13, Pla. Land I Colon. Co. Clerk, Circuil Court MerrItt Jt-. I WI Betty B.. F 4W ci Celery Plantation *33.000 By: Susan 8. labor 1~ ofS½OfSW¼ofOOSW¼of SIC Joseph Cart- &wf Ella to Reglno Deputy Clerk 15.21.31, less S 2)0' etc., $41,000. Alexander, Jr. & WI Diannetta, 1.04 William F. Beemer Sandra Jarrett to Hoills L. 5, bill 11 Tier 0, Sanford $1, Piqinlifl Alford, Lot 2). 01k 2. W..thsrsfield International Land Planning II Attorney for Magnolia Avenue 151 Addn. 121.400. Inc. to VIco Inc., Lt 57 Jennifer Ests. 227 North Orlando, Florida 32101 Anthony Jullano, tr. to Joseph R. $17,700. tQCD) Madeion W. Goldstein to (305) 843 9071 Telu , WI Janine R. & Son OK Kim Publish: May 16. 23, 30, Jun16, 1979 Chin, LI 11, & E 20' ci 13, BIll H Herbert B. Goldstein 202 II. M. DEJ12 Crown Oaks, 1st AdA. $100. Longwood Park, $4,300. - . ' - -. Orbndo Seminole Tactical Fighter Wing that earned the award for meritorious service from Oct. 11, 1976 to Dec. 3), 1977. Wintei PQrk 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. WENDELL SASSER Pvt, Wendell I. Sasser, son of Mrs. Margret Howard, 413 Beth Drive, Sanford, recently completed training as an armor crewman under Ihe One Station Unit Training (OSUT) program at Fort Knox, Ky. OSUT is a 13.weeli period which combines basic combat training with advanced individual training. The private entered the Army in January 1919. His father, Joe T. Sasser, lives in Winter Park. - ltlme ..............43c a line 38c a line 3consec'ivetimes icoinecutiVe times ..... 35c a line HOURS ... 5:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon - 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES I. SUfldQj - NOOfl Friday EDWARD SIPE N,ivy Quartermaster Seaman E'lward C Sipe. whose wife, Diana, is the daughter of Barbara ¶.olutro ot Altamonte SpringS. returned from a deployment in the Mediterranean Sea. He is serving as a rewinember aboard the aircraft carr'r USS ..aratoga, homeported nMayport, Fla. While deployed. hiS ship operated as a unit of the U.S. Sixth rleet Sipe ioined the Navy in September 1977. _________________________________________________ Cane hi _____________________________ IS 'LLOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For luture information call 617.3333 or write Sanford AI.Anon Family Group P.O. Box 333" n ,.' - , i - , - , _______________________ Sewing machine operators ex perienced in vinyls. Longwood Mlq. Co., 1703 Charles Ave., Longwood 834 5650 DflTUTUJ 7 IJZTTT NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following Real Property in Seminole County, Florida: LOT 112, WINSOR MANOR, FIRST ADDITION, according to the Ptat thereof as recorded in Plat Rook 17, Pages 23 and 21, Public Records of Seminole County, lonida has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written Defenses, if any, to JOSEPH A. ROSIER, ESQ.. Box 61, Winter Park, Florida 32790 on or before June 8, 1979, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered .,gainst you for the relief demanded 'n the Complaint or Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on May . 1979. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Court By Eve Crabtree Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Publish May 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 DEJ 14 _____________________________ INVITATION TO BID The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida wIll receive bids ton modernization and additions to CASTLE BREWER COURT F1.A. 161, 'COWAW' MOUGHTON TER RACE FLA., 16-1 untIl 2:00 P.M., on the 12th day of June 1979, at the Administration Building, Castle Brewer Court West 10th St., Sanford, Florida at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans and specifications, are on file at the office of the Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. ministration Building, Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida and trio office of the Architects', Gui. mann, Dragash.Associates. Ar. chitects, Planners inc., Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 400, P.O. Drawer 933. Sanford, Florida. Copies of the documents may ta obtained by depositing $23.00 with the Architect for each set of documentssoobtained. Such depollt will be refunded to each person who returnsfheplans,specificationsand other documents in good condition within 10 days after bid opening. A certified check or bank draft, payable 10th. Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. Government Bonds, or a satlsfac. tory bid bond executed by the bid. dens and acceptable sureties in an amount equal tO 5 percent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory performance and payment bond or bonds. Attention is called to the Bid Form requiring a Base Bid and Unit Price Bids. Each bidder is required to bid on the Base Bid and each Unit Price. Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunily. and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the specifications must be paid on this project. All bidders are hereby notified that they must affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, Minority Business Enterprises will be aflorded full opportunity to submit bidsassubcontractors, or as suppliers of materials, cr services; and will not be dlsriminaled against on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin in consideration for award. In accordance wilh Executive Order 11625, all bidders will be forded full opportunity to subr.ilt bids in response 10 this invItation and will not be discrimInated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex or national origin in consideration for award. During the Fiscal Years 197$ thru 1HI goals for particIpation by Minority Business Enterprises is twenty percent (20 percent). To ensure that maximum bIds from Minority Business Enterprises are sought, contractors submItting bids will be required to provide evidence of their efforts In aiding In the reaching of Said goals. The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford. Florida reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any Informalities In the bidding. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of 30 days subsequent to the opening ot bids without the con$enl of the Housing AuthorIty of the City of Sénford, FlorIda. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE Cliv Q1 SANFORD, FLOR IDA Thomas Wilson Executive Director Publish: May IS. I?, 20, 22. 21, 21, 30. June 3, 6, 10, 1979 DEJ69 ______ -I Child Care in my home $25 wk.,16 dayor$1 hr. Call 32353.44 ) Unique Kindergarten for 5 year olds ONLY, this fall. Best educational opportunity in this area. 322.6645. ________________________ S4_ost & FoUnd Lost puppy Pit Bull 8 German Shepherd mixed, 3 mos. old, brown & white. Ears 8. taIl newly clipped. Needs medicine. Lost Sat. Handy Way or Geneva General Store parking lot, Hwy. 46, Geneva, Fla. Please return to Geneva General Store or call 349.5827 or 322.3439. Reward. Bookkeeper- Full charge through P&L & financial Statements Taxes, payroll. Good op portunity for advancement Post . machine desirable Write Box 70. c o Evening Herald P.O. Box • 1657, Sanford, Fl ,, ' Enroll now-school age childrenfor Summer fun-arts, crafts, & field trips. 323$1 ,' Secretarial- good typist with shorthand. Good with figures . Sanford location Telephone work involved. Pleasant working cond Excellent chance for advancement. Write Box 71, c o Evening Herald P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Ft 1 xperiencec NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upona final judgementrenderedlntheaforesald court on the 7th day of March, A.D. 1979, in ',at certain case entitled, Jordan Marsh Company, a Florida corporation Plaintiff, .vs. Steven Pinckes and Susan L. Pinckes, also known as Carol Pinckes, his wife. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Steven and Susan L. Plnckes, saId property being located in Seminole County, particularly more Florida, described as follows: One Selig Chair and Ottoman One Sleeper Sofa One York Beige Modular Sectional One Drexel 9fl.)37 Armoir One No.900.132 Triple Dresser TWO No. 6202 Night Stands Two No. 200'Mirrors Guest Room Drapes Twin Bad Spread OtteWovenwood Drapes Set Two Vertical Blinds One Pedestal Thayer Goggln Wood Block Table Two Drexel Bar Stools One Nettlecreek Bedspread One Sehig Swivel Barrel Chair One Glass Top Cocktail Table, with brass rim All being stored at A.J. Lossing Transfer 8 Storage and to be sold in a lot. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A.M on the 7th day of June, AD. 1979, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing liens, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, the above described per. sonai property. That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution. John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: May 16,23, 30, June 6, 1979 DEJ-53 ' ' - ARRIVE Needlepoint InstructIon 18-Help Wanted AAA EM PLOYM ENT - . EXEC. SECRETARY MANAGER TRAIN E ES RECEPTIONIST .2 MANAGERS I, "(ASSIST. STORE MGRS. SERVICE MANAGERS DIESELMECHANIC MECHANICS PLUMBER BROILER COOK CASHIERS PACKERS •,..' WAITRESSES CABINETMAKERS GENERAL HELPERS , Nurses aides. Full 8. part time Exper. nec. Apply, in persOn LakeviewNursingCenter.919E. 2nd St., Sanford. _______________________________ Housekeeper- Must be good with chIldren. Mon. thru Pri. own trans. 8. references. Deltona Area. 571.1404. ' THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE LISTINGS WE HAVE TO SERVE YOU COME IN TO 912 FRENCH - - (e.olner 01 10th & French) OR CALL 323-5176 A COLORFUL FUTURE IS A PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 611 3079 for details. AVON _ Baby Sitter wanted 2 or 3 day week, 2:30 p.m.to 11:30 p.m. 3726099 P.O. Box 9167 Winter Haven, FL. 33510 Real Estate--Sales Manager on going office With 8 full time associates in Sanford area needs aggressive sales manager. Must be abIe to recruit, train & be capable of running a l5man office, This position requires a candidate with a strong listing track record and some sales management experience. Reply in confidence to Box 77. co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fla. For a cateer in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzlg 323 5171 21 -Situations Wanted NF$IUIS gosling ______ dedk*1.d to wslcomlng new msldsnts. Work Wanted To Clean Const. New Homes 322 312F ' 24-Business Opportunities Flodda Owned thIn Managed 4 A call from you wIll bring a prompt visit from our re. NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU DIO IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS enventory & Iixtures total more than asking price. No reasonable offer refused. Call us today. This sale for health reasons. protMy She has bro. civic Info maflon; id to Mip with your shop. ca of In. t UCtIOn from local mer- REALTY Chants. - Apis for Senior Ci'tizens. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. ______________________________ Un apts lully furnstd, pans. dishes. silver, etc & all utilities mc Available till October 1st By day, wk or month Shenendoah Village. 323 2920 .. -----------.- - rhe Real Estate Agency Laura Iehe-33.l$4$ REALTORS C,ordintsr S Frencri II? 92; Santor" 323 5371 V _________________ 29-Rooms ''- -- Inford Giacious living from $ *CtliiV Utilities included 500 S Oak J72 9673. Ill 7883 - . .Apants Unfurnished Sani. Adults, no pets, 1 BR ..r. * w c.rp. ceramic beth, etC. $ilSmo 3238019 (7\J LAKEVIEW-? BR Apt. Newly decorated. Nice yard. Adil0 Reas 3225179 _________________________ .-. House for sale. 3 BR, I bath. New washer & dryer Inc. Big lot, 5.31.000. By Owner. 3?? 1949. 3 BR, 2 bath. Lovely pool & patio area $9,600 clown, $330 mci. pays atl. 377.49)1 eves & weekends _____________________________ iSP, 2 bath split plan FR Double corner lot. $6,000 down & assume, -- 32-Houses Unfurnished - . -- - Sanford 7 yrs. old. 3 BR. I' bath. Air, C Heat $775 mo.. 1st mo. 8. ___________________________ deposit Plo pets 371 0238 3 BR spilt plan. C H&A Kit. eqp . double car garage. Will sell VA or FHA 1.31.900 Sanford-- Newly redecorated 2 or 3 BR. large FR. fireplace, patio, fenced yard on beautiful oak shaded lot en fine residential area $350 mo 3226952 2 Acres In Lake Mary w 1g. block shed, corner lot cleared w some trees. $25,000. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR LOCH ARBOR- Large 3 BR, 2 bath home near Golf Cours. Top cOndition 8 neighborho. C H&A, Range, Ref. Vacant, lease, 5360mo. 1st mo rent 8. deposIt. 323 0106. 254.4 S. French Ave. '172 0231.323 7173, 322.0779 ONE of a KIND sedate older 2 story home, beautifully land scaped, has 1 BR apt over garage $19,500 - 2 BR, i' bath. FR, 5cr. porch, range, refg., washer, partial furn. $250 mo., $100 deposit, 668.610) Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, garage. Central Air, fenced backyard. 1st, last mo. rent, security deposit. $325 mo. 86? 8929 or Oil). __ . - --- • 36-Resort _______________ .. .- '*126,500 A cute starter or for the young at heart 3 BR, 1 bath. near shopping. Call today on this one - believe LISTINGS IN cES Newly redecorated 3 2 home. 2600 sq ft living area 77,17 game room, ideal for large family Beautifully landscaped, close to shopping, schools & recreation area 1.51,500 -- ________ ___________________ 41.4,(j5 Immediate c.ecupancy. Plew. I B block home, walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown, $27,500 wexcellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3726157 or 3277111 aft Want Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those Selling. 3772611cr 831.9993. - t/A-FHA.235-Conv. Homes I "w Down Payment Cash for your loft Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medal Inc., Realtor 644.3o3 _______________________ sale by owner, 3 BR, B, Block home on I acre in the country. $42,500 3777195 For Harold Hall Realty MLS 323.5774 Day or Night _________________________________ lnc.REALTOR ONLAKEMARY BeautJful home large rooms, 4-3, many extras, boat dock, fireplace, etc., etc. $130,000. BEAUTIFUL LOT Trees, fakes nearby. Located near oppg in Deltona, $1,000. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ham & coos anyone' , Sanford's finest restaurants locsted In ideal location Come sample the menu. $21,000. - - . GETAWAY FROMITALL Ideal for hunting, fishing 0/ lust loafing. On the edge of the Ocala NatIonal Forest. $12,730. -- By owner. I Ilk, I B.. Air, w w crpet.Sprenkler system. Close II 3 BEDROOM, l'.' BATH,? STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, NEAR DOWNTOWN SAN FORD. $71,900. VACANT 128.900 Don't miss this nice 3 BR home. Walk to schools & shopping. Won'f last long at this price. Call Morris Lee' Cope Reg. Real Estate Broker. OeBary 6416039. ROIIIE'S REALTY 51*170* 24 HOUR [H 322-9283 New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,C00 lo $38,000. Low down payments. RUIL0R. 3722217 our lot or yours. Build to Suet FHA VA, FHA 2331245 REDUCED $2,600 Owner says sell. 3211 Palmetto Ave. I BR, 7 bath, C.H&A, carpeted Garage. On 3 lots. 139.900 HAL COLBERT, REALTY REALTY " • . OvER .i MIII iON 'N SALE", IHkoLir,l-, t.PIJ1L lV,Q BEAUTIFUL) BR,2bathlsomein Idyllwilde' Relax In enclosed pool & patio area' C HIA w.w carpet, FIa. Pm., eat In kit., & every imaginable (eaturet BPP WARRANTED. A Dream come true for $68,000. UNBELIEVABLE 7 BR, 4 bath home in Geneva on I acres with small pond extras! Stone fireplace, sauna, DR. Fla. Pm., Porch, 1g. BR's, (3) C H&A systems I everything imaginable? BPP WARRANT. ED. Yours for $165,000! I FANTASTIC 4BR, 2 bath remodeled home In Pine Heights with C HIA, w w caroet, eat.in kit., Fla. Rm., Fenced yard on nice lot' BPP WARRANTED. Wow' only $37,9°! CAN YOU BELIEVE! I BR, I bath homein immaculatecond. Small lot with large front 8. rear porches, DR & 1g. BR? A Buy for $12,500! J,JST LISTED 2 BR, I bath home on nice corner lot with OR, front I rear porch, fireplace, cathedral ceilings I Morel Only $27,000? SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Sanford's Sales Leader . 99 9A9fl siLL. (T L. V ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service u. REALTORS Branch Office 2565 PARK 323-2222 43-LOIS-ACreage --____________________ - - LAKEFRONT HWY. 46, WEST OF I 4. TALL TREES AND LARGE FISH. 124.900 WEKIVA RIVER FRONTAGE I ACRE, TALL TREES. PAVED ROAD. $)$,000. L.KE COUNTY. ACRE ON A HILL, LAKE COUNTY. ZONED MOBILE HOMES. NEAR WEKIVA RIV 'ER. ONLY $8,900 NICELY WOODED DUPLEX LOT ON A CORNER NEAR DOWNTOWN HOSPITAL. $7,500 I ACRE WITH? BEDROOM MO BILE HOME. WALKING 015 TANCE TO LAKE GEORGE, WITH BOAT DOCKS AND RE CREATION. ONLY $12,900. . - -------------- . 55-Boats & , : 3990 19/3 Slide in Camper. 2 way rfg full bath Asking 51.000 P' 323 197? Mercury Marquis PS. AC. 2638 or 323 2887 Can be seen at AM FM Stereo & CI') radio, 302 S Sunland Dr Sanlorci 51.000 3226610 __________________________ 1976 Brougham on Dodge chassis, The sooner you place your a mini motor hone Low classified ad, the sooner you get very clears Can be seen at 20) E results Commercial 322079) or 37) 6616 after 4 30 p ut JUST MA'KE' PAYMENTS--'69 t 75 models. Call 3)9 9)00 or $31 4605 (Dealer) 77-Junk Cars Removed -. ROIISON MARINE 2927 Hwy. Il 97 $4,000 to $100,000 Sanford, Eta. 37771 TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 18004371007 Merch3ndise Guitars, Drums. Banjos Com. plete Thomas organs, pianos Sob (SaIl's Disc Center Inc. 2202 French Ave 327 2255 STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT, Sell tt,soe useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad Call 372 26)1 or 8)1 9993, LecensedMortqage Broker 7373 So U S. I Titusyille, FL 62-Lawn Garden FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 Sofa $75; Loveseat. $S0; Dining room set, $60; 3 tables, $70. After 6 p.m. 3236770 - - . , . -. -- ' '10 Chrysler 9 pass wagon New Top Dollar Paid for iunk 8. used I cart, trucks & heavy equipment 1?? 5990 I IIUY JUNK CARS F rout $10 to $Su Call 322 1671. 327 4460 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Gree'nhouse 322 9)41 Eves after 68. weekends 65-Pets.Supplies Furniture for Sale Ak(' Ilrittney Spaniel pups 2 lemale. 3 malt' Champion 377 7)95 offer Call alter I p.m 84' ,93 - Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY i733866or32317iQ Champ blood line. $150 $175 322 /430 alter 4 p in It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad i Home Improvements I Central Heal & Air Coed Free Est Call Carl Harr. at SEARS. Sanford 3?? 1771 . Air JACK FROST Cent heat Cond Service. Free Ed on inst. Comm & Pt-s 3320708 - i 2 niare's I 8 year old exp rider, 5.400 .1 yr old gentle, 5300 323 .1353 eves & weekends Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 32) 0039 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL INC. & REPAIR SC. IIALINT & ASSOC. 322.0665 BeaUty Care I Man, quality operation 8 yrs exp Patios, Driveways Wayne Seal, 327 1321 _________________________________ TOWE P'S BEAUTY SALON fofmt'rlv Harrieft's Beauty Nook 519 1st St , 322 S747 - Lawn Maintenance - D&G LAWN CARE &MAINT Call after S 30 p M 373 8049 Ceramic _______________________________ MOWING&LANOSCAPING 3?) 488) Free Estimate New or repair, leaky showers our Specialty 25 yrs Exp 8698567 Lawn Service Dressmaking Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 377 0707 General Landscaping Ro0 specialists. lop soil & fell dirt, lawn rnaint & tree trimming 323 2948. Electrical - Painting ti&P lxtetior 'unqu., & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks. t'tc rr,'e Est 339 6066, 668 8335 drop ceilings, etc. Call 8)4 14)2. 5 30 p m on. Glass&Screen PE-OIVELOPMENT PNIE$ NOW FR* 395OO 3$48*1n,28athMads sEyU!icin* HsavltyWood,dLcis •CIotrall&Aw Proissolonafly Latc,sd • Ft41 City C10MW.&s FN*. VA. *110 CONVENTIONAL FHIA1INI AVAILAILE II v _u Iri.._if u _ I DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Punt,'I9 Licensed Inse'rpcl Bonded FREE Estimates ?0Si 3729460 WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITF A"D READ ALL OVER - Interior 8. Exterior Pa;nting Small or Large. Call Mr Taylor Free Est 322 8545 DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $115. I day sery good paint & Ref 83.4 1179 screen- porches, pool end . wds. All type re glazing & wd install Free Est. Mr Taylor 377 $515 Plumbing Service 1.a.A._A._A AL_ Iii Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc (LOCAL) 3-49 537) Exterior Cleaning cleaning, windows replaced, LIE._ Ugh? Hauling (SURF- IELQ'S Electric Service & Repair Industrial, Comm & Residential, 377 9)51 74 Hrs - j - - Concrt'l,' work Patios, side' walks. drive'w.iys (-ree 1st 'nate Call Mr Taylor 3?? 8515 Minor home repairs, painting, cleaning, yard work, pressure r Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose lowest prices Call 3210839or901 731 6708col'ct PAINT INC.. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 323 0129 "Her 30 1.''t Appliances General Home Care r !'.i.Ik_ INSULATION 66-Horses Big Boat, motor & trailer, electric welder, heavy duty lawnmower, 668 6300 Enterprise • 66 Ols '98 lull power Tile 8. l('eScope sterr;ng, new Spection E xcetlent tires- runs P. looks good, 5500 or trade for 50'c or larger motorcycle 1?) 4601 boforela.m oralter6pm Air Conditioning English Spaniel pups AKC Executive' desk, chair, cradenia perfect "ond . $800. br .itl, Saxon photo copier, $200, Hammond organ, $150. Portable humidifier, $75. on all prices Call 834 1105 after 6 p m & we'ekends 632 Oakhursf St Altamonfe Spgs II '71 VW Culdair new engine. $1230 1? Caø Coupe, excel coed Req Q,IS, 51150 flaha. real sharp, 5900 Call 3?) 0177 78-Motorcycles hunting Show lines $150 or best Surf Board 6ff 2 in. swallow tail $75 Nodlngs 3321632 ..11 tires, r..t,uitt motor, extra clean Loaded 16 mi gal Family or work car, $900 273 8,529 I MEINTZER TILE Storage Bldgs Sold, delivered, installed 8. lied down. See display at New Location on U S. Il 97 near Lake Mary Blvd. - _______________ ._ SECOND MORTGAGES SEIGLER REALTY Sanford 321-0702 Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 - 76 Pinto Won 6 cyl auto PB. P. new tires. Oct cond Ask $219S Accessories S,Iilboat 19/8 Victoria 18 7 nios oIl, shoal draft fixed keel Great r,lco, or tamily cruiser Loaded wtti .'itt,a', $1,200 or 5200 & ,w,umi' payments Call alter S pin in 82)6 WILL auv EXIST INC. 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. P legq, Lk Mtg Broker 825 No. I D Wymore Rd , Altamonte 867 74113 NICELY WOODED HOME SITE ON PAVED ROAD, AREA OF NICE HOMES. ONLY $3,500, 74,9 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Vehicles -- 47-A--Mortgages BoUght &So ki -- - -- . 7 ACRES, HWY. 16 NEAR MARK HAM ROAD. ONLY 1)9,900. BROKER 75-ReCreational ---.----- - I ACRE NEAR CRESCENT CITY AND LAKE GEORGE. ONLY $4,100. NICE CORNER LOT, WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE MON ROE, PAVED ROAD, CITY WATER. S7000. TWO TO CHOOSE FROM. i - - . Big Sale Misc antiques. tur niture, qlasswe,re; tOJIS; linens; odds 8. endS lh;'rs FrI & Sat 'i mi N of St Johns River Bridge on Hwy 17.92. Los.nq your home & credit' I will catch up back payments & buy exsuity 322 0216 - Sales ____ 1809 Palm Way. Fri. 8. Sat. 8 to 6 Household items, clothing (larger szs I, toolS & etc. ___________ ' . 54 -Garage - Matching Aqua Blue studio couch & chaIr, coffee fable. $110 323 1591 ___________ .- REAL. ESTATE REALTOR. 372 7495 ______________________________ 50-MasCelIaneous for Sale STENSTROM iF.AL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE' JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I' CailBart (.oa Used Televisions $Is aria up Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr 3720352 ' 'HOUSE WANTED' In Need of Repairs 323 8488 Eves -- - Orlando327-1577 INC. REALTOR J23 7832 Eve. 3fl 0617,372 1587, 3277177 Lakefront lot in Casselbirry 100' frontage on Seminola Blvd. Asking $14,950 with good terms or trade .... .. - KENMORE WASHER- Parts, Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 - __- PARADE OF HOMES I I For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auction', & Ap praisals. Call Dells Auction 323 5620 53-TV. Radio-Stereo 47-Real- Estate Wanted ' SEIGLER REALTY 3 BR. 28 nice corner lot Assumable mtg. $35,500 Call 322.1804 From Sanford SR16 to Wayside Dr then left, go I mile, on left at Shadow Lake. Lot 19 next to Wilson Place. SPOLSKI CONST. INC. 3275421 , F, ec listing (IROC HURl. wr to CHEROKijfANDcO Murphy, N C 28906 TREES, PAVED ROAD t'RUN(AGE. ONLY $49,000. BROKER 2439 5 Myrtle Ave., Sanforct ii) UUWHIUVVII. I4J. .JU. JJ OIU1. 52-Appliances OAK NEW3 BEDROOM,? BATH CR0. CKETT LOG HOME, CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, CARPETS, FOR DUE COMPLETION AUGUST 1st. $39,000. W. Garnelt V,hite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 322.78$).Sanford . -- - LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE ON OVERSIZED LAKi, N SALE- NEW twin size box springs & maltress $23.95 ea. NEW coffee table With 2 matchinqendtables$39 Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So. of Sanford 322 81?) - -- LAKE SYLVAN AREA. 100.140 Trees $7,000 French II? 921 S,infonj 323 5324 Wil II ...- (969 Dooae Super (lee Goon conaton $800 1?) 9809 or 323 0609 T.)NA AUTO AUCTIC Hwy 9?. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It'S the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 235 8311 for further details _- ' 62 Acres E. of Sanford 52.200 per acre. William Maiic:owski, Realtor 322 7983 ''LAKE MARY AREA Corner lot 135x1?7 Paving, sewer & water 5.11.500 45-A--Out of State Property ,....... -. .- 72-AuCtion Hide a Red Couch, queen size mattress. cordov,in vinyl Old Enql,th 5t-linq. 5)50 365 6149 ______________________ 51-Household Goods INC. REALTORS 830 6$33or 339 47)1 eves ___________________ ENDAND VACATIONS. $59,500. A MUST SEE. LUI I FORREST GREENE LAKEFRONT NEAR DeLAND $ BEDROOM, 2 BATHS, CEDAR HOME. BASS AT YOUR BACK -_______ _____________ . - The Real Estate Agency REALTORS - Beds, dbl motel Box Springs & Mattresses. $30 set Sanford Auction, 1715 S French, 323 7310 43-Lots-Acreage ___________________ WORLD. BUY THIS 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE BARN. ON ALMOST S ACRES. PAVED ROAD NEAR LAKE .IESSUP. ONLY $31,900. - - -- - class rings Also buying wedding bands, sterling & any niarkeci gold Any Condition Call 678 27)2 womens - See our beautiful new BARR INC. TON w lap siding & shingle root GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373 5200 3803 Orlando Dr vi. & Fl-IA Financing - ____________________ - - ______________________________ (CtiJ THE RIGHT LOCATION business or Professional office building Site. 761' on 75th St. $78,500 It's easy to p'ice a Classified Ad We'll even help you word t Call 32? '1611 S CASH $ S PC (SR Suite new. $239. S PC LR g, LoveSeat $44.95 & up. new, Pc dinettes, 5.59 95 & up: Ref. $508. up. El stove. $608. up; full sic draperies, $108. up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1192 So of Sanford, 322 8121 42-Mobile Homes _________ S ------- Paying $16 & up men's, 58 & up Req Real Estate Broker 16311 Sanford Ave 371 O'59 Alt Ifrs 3?? 1643. 372 186 NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA AREA S Mo. old 3 BR. 2 bath With Family room, projected tennis courts & jogging paths Beautiful jewel of a home. Assumable mortgage (Or iust about any kind, of financing you choose. $63,000. Owner motivated REALTY or. Sin, 8. AT PS. PB DEPD TRANSPORT Body & Mccli g000 Needs paint 5501) or best otter 3?? 0853 before c p in . -_____________________________ BAT EMAN REALTY AGENCY REALTOR 327 4l MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 867 3455 322 1959 You won ' t 1970 Chevy Nova ORIENTAL.RUGS.WANTED iop Prices Paid Used. any condition MI 8126 ____________________ '.%IL'.ONMAIER FURNITURE ITUY SElL TRADE Ill 31SF I rd St I?? SC?? $73500 it Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used lurn,ture, Rf'triq stoves, tools ________ - . & swimminq pool 24)5 Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 322.4058 if no ans. (901) 252.9492. . Sale 7t Plymouth Valiantocyl S?,000mi $500 Call after S p m 32) 0550 n,ture Salvage 3?? 8771 - , 80-Autos for , WE (3UY USED FURNITURE & APPL lANCES Sanford Fur Close out sale on disContinued lines SOpct or more off Central Kitchens inC 1751 Hanger Pa Sanford Aurpor', Bldg 255 _______________________ Work Clothes. Hats& Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 32? 5791 310 Sanford Ave I Owner Holding beautiful 7 tSR, 2 bath. carpeted, C i-f&A. new apol screened porch, carport Large utility bldq FiSh & swim fl the great St Johns, plus tennis *574,500 For the investment mirxleo 2 unit Apt. bldg Good 'enants •540.i)O For the builder S duplex bldg iots in City 68-Wanted to Buy for Sale Kitchen cabinets & counter tops find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity We' can help you TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor 644 2518 *5)5.000 2 building lots, zoned MR 2. located west of Sanford STEMPER 5G-Miscellaneous HOMOWNEWS Don't lose your credit We have helped others tO *5.50O End the space race in thus 4 BR. 2 bath tout of the ordinary) split level home Great for expanding family EXCEPTIONALLY NICE) BR 7 B just listed m the beautiful Mayfair section This spacious home has over 1,900 sq. ft. of living area. W large well land. scaped yard. ready to move Info Priced at only 167.000 Hurry' CHARMER older 2 story 3 BR 2 s. new carpet, patio 8. 2 perches Cony location 1.31,500. Property ______ M. Unsworth Realty (((( 15J S..Iu.I. - ----. [13 ML! IEALTOR 17') 6061 or eves. 323 0517 Lois Wbrn -fl321$2 . - WORLD. S..fitd - - qi-nouses 41-HOUSeS , LET'S BE HONES'T If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andifweweren'tlooking for someone to do a iob this act If youwant the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-100.432.8403 anytime for recorded message. NEWCOMER! ' GET YOU ONE '2 WEEKS SALARY Creative Expressions 323-8817 Wekome - - ; OUR JOB IS TO FOR THE LOWEST FEE SUNSHlPdE STATL ç1l ypst secretdry, Part time, ox perienced 60 wpm, small office in Sanford Airport, Start $3.10 hr 3736300 _____________________________ 7 BR. I bath house completely renovated, over Sized lot Owner hold mortgage. 91) Elm Ave 322 2780 - ________________________ 31 -Apartments Furnished ________________________________ 11-Instructions AUVEJJ ______ - ,, - F LO RI [ - Special Summer program (or 6-12 yrs. old including weekly swimming, skating, 8, movies. 322 6645. SANFORD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER. __________________________ i use Moore at Zayre Store, Sanford, 8 a m to 10 a m. No Calls - Legal Notice anitor, must ' buffing machine 1.3 hr. See J'hn Will do baby sitting in mb home, day & evening. 2 8. under. 323-1332 Child Care with hot meals 2to$years 3226451 Lakeview 2 BR pebble stucco, wood floors, fireplace, cItrus. In beautiful quiet Lake Heten. just ciff I 4 $ 19.500 or best offer I 904 228 2569 I BR $189 up. Pool Adults only, on Lake Ada, Just So of Airport Blvd on Il 9? in Sanford. Call 373 8610 Mariner's Village - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl ElderlyLadyNeeds RoomlBoard,nonurslng 339.I173or671-3$13 30-Apartments Unfurnlshed ' 41-Houses _________________ _______________________________________________________ LPN. Full lime & part time Apply person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E 2nd St ' 1st 8. Only child care c.iter open Beginn. Saturday in Sanford log June?. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 3226645. - PWa!!ted C. - 4-Personals )fl fl ' Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 79.532.CA.09.K CENTURY BUSINESS FORMS, Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES L. HOPE and PAULA L. HOPE. his wife, Defendants, TO: DEFENDANTS. CHARLES L. HOPE and °AULA L. HOPE, his wife A,'dD TO ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ULTWIFIIIJ £W ______________________________________________________________________ Noon The Dy Before PublicQtion Grooming & Boarding - ANIMAL HAVEN Dug 8. Cal boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outlde runs, also air cond cages 377 5757. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs Leaks, F ast Scm (hq (ds 313 0171. 372 460) P.allings ____________________________ Custom built iron work Windowguards.gatesetc Marlin's 323 1811, .139 /6YJ Sates Information Cen* Snfomd,FIon$a3277. (305)3234511 or83 �125—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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- _ � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 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/a04f82dbeac9e7b62c9b87f521f087db.pdf cb54955b1ae43b12da94945cba23ee59 PDF Text Text list Year, No. 307—Monday, August 13,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Seminole Economic Growth Continues,, Unemployment Down Un1*rWh1r19_ by Hal Kaufman OVE'R LIGHTLYI A magician turns. glass upside down on. table and places. small coin on ft. "*hands someone two toothpicks and announces that " will be Impossible to pick up the coin from the top of the glass. And he's rigid. Now come? is.ie l.0 do ' ou wojoq q uo s uo •'j Despite increasing reports of an Impending recession, the Central Florida area maintains signs of economic growth. The Florida Department of Labor reports that the long-term unemployment trend In Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties has been steadily downward. Figures released this week from the department indicate that from May 1978 to May 1979, the number of unemployed workers in the three.county area declined by 1,000, from 19,300 the previous year to 18,300 this year. In addition, figures show that the employed civilian labor force Sum Funi Counting 13 fora king, 12 for a queen, 11 for the lack, etc., how many pipe are in an ordinary deck of playing cards? •J110AlxI PUO pejp^ ..141 MAGIC AGE FORMULA There's a way to till the difference between ages, the greater of which is unknown. Example: Let's say you are 16. Subtract your age from 99. Reveal the difference, $3, to an eider person, lets say to your grandpa, who's 70. Ask him to add the $3 to his age; to take away the first digit of the answer and to add It. to the last digit; then toil the result. Adding $3 to7$. he gets 161; 1 plus 61 gives 62, the figure he reveals. Whon youai--m.eim 16, you have his age. Restore the original last word jp, each saying: l.A stitch in time saves eIght. 2. Out of sight, out of glasses. 3. Spare the red, spoil the curtain. .pHIp I •PUIW It IU •Tongue Testersi Say fast and repeat: Fanny Flowers flew to Flint. Sharon She, shuns the sun. Mitzi Metz missed Mr. Smite; Mr. Smits missed Mitzi. will b. 'very important' DIPSY DOt Sharpen your crayon or colored pencils. Apply them neatly to the diagram above for an amusing picture: I—Red. 2—Lt. blue. 3—Yellow. 4—Lt. brew,. 5—Flesh tones. 6—Ok. blue. - regarding unemployme nt rose from 250,400 workers in 1978 to 283,600 workers in May of 1970, an increase of 8.9 percent. Department spoeemen are quick to caution, however, that the next six months will be "very Important Insofar as the future trend of unemployment Is concerned." The department reports that from May 1978 to May 1979, retail trade employment was boosted by 3,000 new jobs in eating and drinking places. The highest gain, figures showed, came in the - - ... ., - !!:p 4•• -. - HelDina Sanford Heart Prirk p d rur wrri mymsre,busy hIr, your presence is upsot ting our friend above. Draw Pin.. to complete the picture. . - • - A . . . . - -- . .4 - - &* HerId Pists: by Tom NIhII Puddles from the daily rains In Seminole County do not stop this bicycle enthusiast from enjoying her ride. Kim Craft of 320 Oak Ave., Sanford, speeds right through this one. NO OBSTACLE ----'-'"" - ............................ Saxon Co. Ponders Future Of Gasohol In Seminole Cook said it is critical to the Them Petroleum Co. will "We're looking Into the cost put it In the tanks at a station make a decision in the next four factor of bringing in a 200 proof there was some water in those feasibility of the gasohol to six weeks on whether to product from out-of-date," he tanks. When the gasohol was operation that a Florida-based abandon its planato all gasohol said, pulled 11 Inches from the hot- product be used. In the Central Florida area, Bob Cook explained there have torn of the filled tank, 18-20 cars Cook observed that his Saxon Cook, comptroller for the been some problems of water were filled and experienced no using regular unleaded Sanford Port Authority based separation with the Florida problem. Some even carne back gasoline was getting slightly firm said today. alcohol made from oranges for a second fill-up. than 19 miles per gallon. because It Is only 100 to 192 'When It was pulled six InWith gasohol it is g4tlng just "We ___ have not decided yet proof compared with the 200 ches from the bottom, two cars under 21 miles per gallon. whether to bring in outof.date proof alcohol used in other had trouble with water in the "The fuel performance has alcohol for the product or to gasohol mixtures in other gasohol," Cook said. search for a Chemical which Mates. ,The use of gasohol at the been real good," he said. can be mixed with the gasoline "We are continuing to use port had been a laboratory Gasohol at its first tryout was and Florida alcohol to prevent gasohol In Saxon vehicles and controlled type thing. We selling for about four cents per water separation," Cock said, there have been no problems checked our tanks to eliminate gallon more than unleaded with lt," Cook said. "When we the water problem," he said. gasoline. — DONNAESTES said. fl , -.. . . DAIL 'i RAINS YO( ,-- . ' 4- .- t - - YOU NINNY! -- •... *. - walkers will be taking pledges for all age categories. train Fiscal Services may take frcin the public at the rate of 10 are more pledges," Mrs. top money with the "Super cents per mile for each mile "The Idea of the park Is to stt . Strollers" from Social Services they walk. Im prove the condition of one's In place position and "The The money pledged will be heart by proper exercise. We So, if you visit Seminole Puffing Birds" from used for the benefit of the public have $3,500 toward condruction Memorial this week and you ass Respiratory Therapy pushing when the Sanford Heart Park of the exercise course and the name tags on doctors labeled the Super Strollers for a photo one-half mile track Is con- stations, so far, and we need "Medicine Men," they are not finish. structed. The park will be 00 more to send off for the members of the Sioux Nation—Ladies, gentlemen, dad your _____ located opposite the Sanford gymnastic package which they are jot walkers makibig ng pedometers. WAY . — . Bartholomew, and Is the e Communitywith the PU'S (Purchasers in hospital's first such activity. Chairman of th Pursuit) and "X-Spiarts" from Project for t now arm The five-day stint, with XRay and Nuclear Medicine in Junior Women's Club, spo n sor pedometers strapped around close contention. the ankles of participants, will of the park project, said But the morning line at the more pledges, the exercise course, be in a good cause. The working Monday hospital says the "Boomers" called the Vita Comm, will be AA - WalkmA=Thon At Hos pital Civic csgm,, on ths lakefroid, Iet tke ket-ino,gssj t f.r a s4 and Its track will extend to the devices. The Heart Park will be And don't let your imagination Starting today, and con- Sanford Memorial Park. for the benefit of all citizens, run wild when you :: tinuing through Friday 15 young and old, and the city has Pushers" they're the teamsof nurses and one team of On the half-mile track will be promised to Install the equiP. Pharmacy department condoctors will find out how much 20 stations, where such things Iflent When It gets here," Mrs. tenders. The lab team will be as ChIDUp bars and other Stewart said, walking they do on the job. labeled "The Blood Hounds." And they will be participants gymnastic equipment will be of Course, the "Yummy In the Seminole Memorial Installed. Every five st&tIOfl5 "We hope to have the Heart Tummies" will be from the Hospital Heart Park Walk-A- there will be a heon1to8 Park ready for the public by hospital's dietary department. device which will measure the early October. All we need now The "Clean Green Machines" heartbeats of the walkers or The walk-iihon Is the of the Housekeeping claim they brainchild of the hospital's runners. can beat "The Record Runpublic relations director, Kay ners" from Medical Records, 'All WI need Roger (Gayle) Stewart, A. b 1 By HUGH Th05910N Herald Staff Writer -- S. •' finance, insurance and real estate sector where employment increased 12.6 percent over May of in. The department reports 2,000 new jobs In the three-county area have been created in finance, real estate and Insurance fields. The number of manufacturing jobs increased by 3,500 over 197$, an 11.3 percent Increase, according to the department. In those manufacturing jobs, the average weekly earnings actually dropped by about $3. The department reports an average worker took borne $211.94 in April of 197$ compared to a weekly earnings of $213.91 in April of this year. A reason cited for the decline was the shorter work week. Statistics provided to the department by employers Indicate that the average worker spent 41.4 hours a week on his job last year as compared to an average of 39.7 hours of work per week this year. Department labor analysts statc that figures from June and July have not been calculated yet, but those months are usually high employment months. There is expected to be a slight increase In unemployment by the end of the summer season, according to the analysts. One negative Indicator comes from the federal bankruptcy court, middle Florida division. Court records there reveal that the number of persons filing for bankruptcy during the first seven months of 1979 increased slightly over the same period of 1978. The bankruptcy court reports 497 filings through J uly of this year as compared to 482 filings last year. The court serves Orange Osceola, Brevard, Volusla and Seminole counties. GEOFFREY POUNDS. Th. next six months - -- •...•....,,., -- ......... 1, ... 1 S. . .1 - In Sanford Tonight u ic earing On Bu et ' I .- - 'i" fi fi • - IyDONNAESTES H.tsld Staff WeMir concern about the possibility of other cans develpiu1 result of the many areas of the city which have damaged sidewalks, The attorney recently told the city commission that he is conA public bsarkrg on the city's proposed $7.0 million budget for corned about the possibility of a substantial verdict against the cal imi is scheduled to open the Sanford City Commission city If the Tucker case goes to trial. meeting at 7p.m. today. A pre.trIal conference has been set for Tuesday and a two-week The sionhsstndMlveIy approvsdthe budget calling for trial period has been scheduled to begin Sept. 10. A property las rats of $7iS per $10 osieseed valuation, up 2.6 IlSiOnd OVif the curnot years $10 rate. The Increase Is 1$ cents / u .. + [ • . - I '. -_ +, - par$i,*sdn1gst4a, - A ay o ssosuid publichearing Is also scheduled on the federal reven1i i;Qtinli fend of $331,3. The money Is proposed for T d alztothsgmsralfimd for polim division salaries. .Is ether bulo. Sanford (b Attorney C. Vernon Min Jr. will Aroend Th Clock ..........4A Dr. Lamb ...................4$ NO the ia.-ri thd Its nftl-d oasr of $2$S to Mrs. Bridge .................4$ Horoscope ................. 4$ BNOW Tedwforbijerl.ohessysabsrsceirsduaresultof a CM .................. IA Heepilal ..................IA nors.ros.v.s.vma fell - a city aidmik bes been rs)eetet Oblianeks ................ IA r•ffltheien offer a$,*Nttlwwntin Cr OUR8ELVF ..............11 Cathy Helens (left) sad Au Cob,esucharlasa ef kuMi. M.asrlsl HISPIISI ossword ................ Md ' Mrs. Tiachor. $ Is charging the city with ...................... Sports ............. ..... I7A Heart Park WalkAThs., liii mr patches ho be wsia by the 1$ 15*1 ef$ the lsws S in V" to " t Editorial .................. he side walk In a safe condition. Television ................. IN •$ PSI'$IWISI he U* PSIUCIPSOMI M tS WaIk44hs. thh week. low=— In Weather .................. IA is 0400" to again tell the ccrnmkslon of his Mvwilig Dear AMm - fi WALK.ATHON - / #YIU eA 1111W rsrnm..v - .+ ___L___:_--.-- •-T ' _____1i — • •-.- . .- _ -. +-- - .-.• .- . - fi. .- — ,.+. .- . -. .fl- - - . -.5 . -. .. - -.. -fi . - .5 • . •+- - - - -% 1 •4 - • • . - • . , .,,.. - - • 16~ I1 411tv, - ------------ fi - . . -,•• •. - •fl . - - • -. 1- •- . . . fi . �2"v"Ing Hera ld, Sanford Fl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, AIi. 13, . California Man A 21-year-old Los Angeies man Is being held without bond at the ____ Seminole County Jail for the WI armed robbery of a instation i VK)RLD attendant In Altamonte Springs, according to Seminole County deputies. Learoln Lamar Lane, 21,- of Cemjon, Los Angeles, was extradited Saturday Irvin the Los Angeles County Jail to the _____ Seminole County Jail and charged with armed robbery. ___ According to the report, Lane aliejdly robbed a gas station attendant at knifepobst of W. The incident occured about 7:40 ____ IN BRIEF .. Nicaraguan Government MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) - magnum pistol. property were stolen Irvin the van of a Longwood man, according to Seminole County deputies. Benjamin F. Griffin Jr., 37,0(400 Sweetwater Boulevard, North Longwood, told deputies the incident occurred sometime between Wednesday and Friday. He didn't remember whether he had locked the van. Other property liken included a battery cable and a garage door opener, deputies say. GRAND THEFT ARREST A 26-year-old Lake Mary man was arrested Friday afternoon and charged with arand theft and trafficking stolen property, according to Lake Mary opike.. Edward Carl Schwelcke,t Jr. of Marjorie Street, Lake Mary,. was transported to Seminole County Jail where his Initial bond I was set at According to police, Schwelckert allegedly stole a 1978 Camero on July LU from the parking lot of Bob Dance Dodge on U.S. Highway 1742 in Longwood. He then sold the car minus the engine and transmission on July 22, police say. The stolen car was recovered onAug BOAT TRAILER STOLEN A boat trailer valued at $2,700 was stolen from the parking lot of The Monroe Harbour Marina parking lot, according to Sanford police. Ronald Murdock Skeen, 2$, of 003 Seminole Ave., Altamonte Springs, told police the trailer was attached to the rear of his car at the time of the theft. The Incident occurred sometime between Saturday and Sunday, police say. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Aineriëan child star Brooke Shields and members of the Australian film crew shooting "Blue Lagoon" are having a hot time of it but it's no fun. Miss Shields, 14, was running a 101.degree fever during the weekend and was sent to a Sydney hospital for a brief stay. Doctors think she may have contracted Dengue fever after being bitten by mosquitos on film location in FIJI. Some film-crew members have been stricken and ordered to bed. Miss Shields had arrived in Sydney Friday to promote another of her films, "Tilt." which is about to be released PLEAI____ GUILTY A fl-year-old Sanford man pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted armed robbery Monday. _____ Judge Voile Williams ordered a pre-sentencing investigation for Arvester Junior Holley of 1100 Roosevelt Ave., San ford, following his plea In circuit court. - Israel's economic crisis, TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) Prime Minister Menachem Cibiflit qua ° Begin, back at work my and a lingering di*te with recuperating stroke, has toldfrom his a mild the United States over the Paledlidan autonomy talks and ministers to turn a "new me" other issues related to the and atop quarreling publicly Egptlai-Israell peace treaty with one another, TOKYO(JPI) — Amanwholoatbothlegsina. stnictlon site accident eight years ago, swam a 6.2-mile strait west of Tokyo in three hours, 25 znthutea Kenso Fujltold, 40, a former construction worker who took up swimming for rehabilitation therapy after his accident, swam the distance Sunday between Hatsushlma Island and Ajim In Shizouka province. "It was easy because of favorable weather with a wind the oil. The Coast Guard said Sunday, however, despite Its efforts light particles of oil suspended about 4 feet below the suface had drifted past the booms and into the waterway. According to the suit, young Ailing was driving his motorcyck at5p.m.on June l8, 1979 when he was struck by a car operated b' Hall. Hall, who was driving east on Longwood-Markham Road in Sanford, was operating his vehicle In a negligent and careless Cloak-And-Dagger Data WASHINGTON (UP!) - A new book describing cloakand-dagger intrigues in the Middle East says there are strong indications the Soviet Union was responsible for the mysterious 1968 disappearance of an Israeli subuh marine with 64 people aboard. If so, it says, the Israelis got revenge two years later when eight of their U.S.-supplied Phantom jets shot down fjve Russian MIG-21s in a dogfight over the Suez Canal. The Israeli victory was due to an intimate knowledge of the MiG-21 gained through study and flights in planes flown to them by defecting' pilots, the book said. The English-language edition of "The Untold History of Israel" by Jacques Derogy and Hesi Carmel is permeated by the Intrigue behind the hits and misses of Intelligence agencies in Middle East: the American CIA, Soviet KGV, Israeli Massad, Egyptian and French Intelligence, Britain's M1.6 and others. manner when the collision occured, the suit charges. Ailing was crossing LongwoodMarkham Road heading south when the accident happened. As a result, he suffered serious. Injuries about his neck and body, according to the suit. Cabinet secretary Arye Naor to Israeli newspapers about the Sunday. Begin was 66 IM told reporters after the Cabinet government's economic failu. Monday. session that Begin demanded a ru He said an Image was i said Begin's eyesight"new page In relations between projected abroad of a weak and remained impaired by about 20 the ministers and In the func- pliable Israel. tlotlng of the government." Dayan, himself just out of the Demands 'new Du.ing Begin's hospitalize- hospital after minor surgery on lion his government came his vocal chords Saturday, were the major problems under heavy Internal fire for briefed the Cabinet on the faci n g B*, who aides said Begin, chairing his first what critics said was the lack of current state of relations with Cabinet meeting since he still appearedweak after 15 a c clear-cu t economic policy. the United States, government suffered a mild atroe nearly days In the hoapltal and 10 days between the Economists predict inflation of sources said. four weeks ago, told his of rest at home. Last week, Dayan accused 100 percent or worse this year. ministers Sunday that he wants Government___ sources said i it s • Washington of softening its no more of the poblic bickering Begin remained seated and did Foreign Minister Moshe stand on the Palestinian Issue in that has made the government not rise when a poiç of aides percent when he was released Dayan also came under criti- response to Saudi Arabian oil annear divided and wash. mdmm-di1iaift.,A,.,aIl1. c,. .i. .,..,.i iww ume wears. u.s. officials have especially on the subject of health In a combined welcome- 1 Friday. ministers for speaking openly denied the charge. Legless Swimming Display Early last week, tar balls from a blown-out offshore oil well began washing up on Texas beaches, forcing the Coast Guard to pull floating barriers across the entrances of the Laguna Madre - a 113-mile-long unique wildlife waterway between South Padre Island and the mainland. Environmentalists fear that if floating pancakes of crude reach fragile spawning areas, the preserve could be destroyed for years. So far, rare Ridley turtles that hatched successfully have been airlifted away from Jeffrey B. Ailing, a minor, and his parents, Arth ur and Gay Ailing, are suing Peter Lae Hall and the Allstate Insurance Company. H back and birthday party - talk. F a pag• in relations behind me," he told reporters. LANI'. SAN VL.ánm 111101 officials they ' çlthiese Invasion of Vietnam lad winter, but say they will iâ 1 I Do You Have 'Disco Foot'? 0 I MENACHEM BEOIN: o!Iaps.es . : I 6MALIORat ..,%.. I .*.:: , to- - -AC tim -.;~ - coundi — -M-P-.4". --M--. I o ~-rawv1swu ,119 " namese military forces on the border have bees) ROSEMONT, ilL (UP!) The roof of the ,Roasnont Horizon dr.thened to face a Chinese attack he feels Inevitable. "They probably were the first ones who weren't trapped," he "There was plywood stacked up on the roof. The framing werk Stadium under cadructl4m northwest of Chicago collapsed early said. The In juries "didn't appear to be too serious at the had been completed and they were putting on the akin of plywood4 I. ir s today, killing at lead five workers and trapping and in juring moment." ax ifl But the whole roof collapsed," Kouracos said. many,Others ".14,, authorIties said. was He said the stadium was intended to house circuses, athletic A ipokesnan at Resurrection Hospital In Chicago said hospital so persons were trapped." PEKING (UP!) An overcrowded primary school events and similar events. He said the stucture appeared to be at: officials were told to expect five dead persons. No fire or exsystem t urning out unprecedented numbe rs of illiterate Nicholas Kouracog, whose office Is within sight of the stadium, least halfcvinpleted. ploelon was reported, authorities ts said. Fire departments In could lee "many ambulances at the scene." The stadium Is less children appears to be Ofl I'U$Ofl behind Resurrection and Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, sent, Chicago and seven suburbs were aeidlng men and .qtdp.nent to than a half-mile north of O'Hare Internationa excess-baby tax, l Airport. teams of doctors and nurses to the scene. Lutheran General was: the scene. The Chinese Communist Party disclosed this weekend It "They were carting them (the Injured) away like crazy," al erted to expect injured. At least three persons were taken In wheelchairs to the Kouracos salt has drawn up a law to present to the Parliament calling Dr. Robert J. Stein, Cook County medical examiner, wak emergency room at Resurrection Hospital In Chicago, a hospital for "economic measures to check the birth rate, Koixacos said he had driven by the stadium site minutes before onroute to the scene. About half a dozen surrounding suburbs sent: spokesman "(1Ina Is going to encourage one birth for a married assistance $tQdiV ITh.LRo. - - Excess Baby China Quake Rattles 3-State Area - w. couple and resolutely d three newspaper PeosIle's II eadd. __~ Mar$ta South, Delary ' ivelyn . __nson Aimle MwP. . Angela Gordon. a girl, OIscNAeaas Sanford: Jss H. Frazier $ytvIeGiistv r. L. Vera, is , osj srnTHs Wkineft repor ting from iii. stat. eep" aswapopir put t, esenaity toll lulL sws over some two.dery one Hines temple in a densely agency said. of 'm.pe,w. aiIisd ti as it kg4 theough popuidod area of Morvi and jgs1,i ml-I ci Bombay, mid the town Merit "ftspoit fr . cane- en a Js*g d that Mont and flaitmed the village witnesses said It appeared Mont were washed away b. nearby 'LUng. ether .vó IlIad of wi -.in e upesdest and oee victim, were trapped In the wall of water that .vguif. 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Not Rapist-Killer Grabs Four Police only today GARDINER, N.Y. (DPI) surrounded a private home In Gardner and negotiated with a convicted rapid and robber who was holding fotir hostages. The convict, Richard Gantz, 28, of New York City, escaped over the weekend from the maximum-security. Downstate Correctional Facility In Flshklll. While they would not release the hostages' identities, Ulster County sheriff's deputies said the house was occupied by Gent: and "three males and one female." —. Below ftwWo "we Via ,_fear bntsn, Clod Liuliti. . ow ws~ lwIaIwtft be s d N"41" ow. . 111"O QW6911111111 ad Jilin 4 ft CWAW ft" an " I Fir. Ruins "."- .''• '" ' - _ -- - THE WEEK' Violence Marks A Decade Of Bloodshed In Uls ter - TO - ()[ _ d .•. ' AUTO 0 can Amy took the opportunity for a morale-boosting show of 0 young IRA sympathizers dressed in black berets and black hooded jackets, followed by a line of marchers clad only In blankets In symbolic sympathy with IRA detainees In Long Kesh prison camp. 0 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS o - .I - - - - NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE OO INSURANCE) O strength. Theparadewasheadedby4O - CITY OF LAKE MARY,FLORIDA sympathizers marched through 000000000 pouring rain In Belfast Sunday to "Get the Brits out" of Ulster 0 LOW COST 8 and the outlawed Irish Republi- REFERENDU M - The Long Kesh prisoners are refusing to wear prison clothing. or clean their cells because they 6 to10"M HOMEOWNERS DEBTS PRESSING WE CAN HELP 0 TONY RUSSIZ INsuRANcIg 0 2417 FRENCH AVE 0 0 SANFORD 0 000000000 NOW 1.800-2412469 TOLL Pill No Brokerage Fee seavicis The City of Lake Mary, Florida, proposes to increase your property PIISONAI. OR BUSINESS CALL 0 PHONE 3220285 Money For any worthwhile purpose Applications by phone 1st and 2nd MTG - taxes by 41.66 percent. A public referendum on the increase will be held September 11, ' 197910 TUESDAY LIJNCI SWSEITISN - SGHETTI PA WITH /s! Connie Major CLAM SAUCE AM, Cruise Plans City Clerk SALAD RAN U.t Boome hours before It achedalsd departure for the City of Lake Mary, Florida thhsars may never be known, fire Investigators say. "We may never (kid out what caused it," Miami firs spouses officer Craig l'-rMen said Sirnday. in thm so lhseoaghly there's isthmi we to MuMNA -4 mdsy, for the DomInican Rqulilhr were hasaid in Saturday nigit at Use'.epme of C'."imiodors Os UML , ,, • FW _ .. _ •. - .•-, . -9 --5-..-- , . MW ON TheSISpaumgers,cheddt0Ist1i1M34IPiL - . . IAMIUPJ)_Th,cau.e0(afirethMfaCgdthrOngh an electrical gen.r*or room of the West German cruise I. -,- '' •. -. vvwlubw of maim . - "1 burned *ineJ,, 0106" f JIM No "ft - TOWIR FINANCIAL - MU,VLOSV4C$, I . - __ . I . ees.:., D . f •. ,. 0' (UPI) , I—_________ 74 AREA - - cigarette. . Jump`[Md Watir, AM`dvun , point aid R'. thi Then ths riddled the car PiIice and security officials ArIM. with macldn.gsm firs, the radio began an immedid. Investlga Ysr Abs Saleb, who is gonerall,J I '1tiia i4. ' 1. tft Fatah when gwnn raked Mo ar. i—tui,. '. ir.piIkdmedeMMulom's bees aenlid to the ')bw. vhstVId.1dtackagaIgut pwep, 'rngd Irss gt for4 with ma'ega i as ike M the back car as I appoached lbS h saderid ptlthm 'artier lids 11w Iraqi r°ginw byatop aide to killing of a Palinian josrng4 drove up to his e'y dI 'Ihauk Gad Mo in. bessy buMr4 at 5:30 ia. year. PaIestinIu iuerrllla leader lit In Beirut 4) days ago. ii jti - ($$ HelM's sewide highway. . . * ' 7 " isld,rsbb. - ___ ____ relative hunift, 0 PI CHICAGO (UP!) A balloon vender allegedly shot and killed a man who refused to pay for a balloon he had burst with a lit cigaritte. Clinton Williams, 30, a vendor at Chicago Fed, a 104ay festival along Lake Michigan, wait charged Sunday In Cock County Circuit Court with the Saturday night murder of Robert Johnson, 22, Valparaiso, Ind. Police said Williams was hawking his balloons along Lake Shore Drive when Joinson walked by, smoking a . Machinegunners L L Wound Ambassador , I Balloon-Burst Leads To Death . trim WEATHER i advice for reporters: "Just listen to Jimmy and do what he says." "Miss lilIiaq," celebrating her 81st birthday Sunday in the sleepy hamlet of Calicoon, N.Y., told reporters her son could be re-elected U he chose to run again. Asked U that meant the president was considering turning down a chance at another term, she answered quickly, "Well, he hasn't announced yet has he?" Mrs. Carter then declined to answer any other political questions. The agency said 250 bodke said. Eq uvshly damaged. news agency 60 percent of the had been taken to morgues by torrential rains bard ape. "Al lead to I.ISS people Twenty Morvi policemen The Press Trust of homes to Sunday night and many more India, In the area appeared across northwestern India, We lowed have died inMsrl ware whsd away from their reporting from the Gujard have been destroyed. casualties were expected. washing ott r*I-s of a town town and a village trnttd barnes and parents spoke of state capital of Ahmadabad, 'Bodies are lying Water behind the dam was 1,5 y1Jge d kifling gby frg on Msaha watching their thkken being add the town of Mont dsi everywhere en bo th aides of the feet above normal when t as many as 6,000 reports darn," a Gajarat stat. Iu1l er carried oft by the (bode, the ir eriplid by the flood waters submerged town and the cracked in several places from from the ran said today. was uted as cii.. for help overwhelmed bby y "wtn thdgs" after the darn pressure built up over two areas," he said. the salle' of the turbalent cracked ml surging waters The iiuiian news agency, mt yjft bodies were spotted In of heavy rainfall, the nm ADMISINNS Angola 00rdW'De"Oft Listen To Jimmy' By United Press International lillian Carter, the president's mothler, had simple the death toll at 5,000," the hoais have Collapsed or been red Jewsani told the Indian - $ànfsrd: urton J. Lewis Harry WPiiflen Homer lush. D.Nona _ NEW DELHI, India (UP!) i"SAW th4 ' WithiN A darn swollen by two days of cracked Saturday... Robert L. Barker, Duffena Linda Ervin Annie Sishar ., India Dam Breaks; 5,000 Feared Dead HOSPITAL Sanford: Clarence Brooks . 'Just . SSMINOL§ MEMORIAL Mary F. Rivers AUG. it, ISiS . ENNNENN~ NOTES HOSPITAL ~ ADMISSIONS WASHINGTON (UP!) - A email earthquake rattled a three-state area in the southeastern United States early today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The tremor regl.jtered 3.7 on the Richter scale and was reported to thave been felt widely in southeast Tennessee, southwest North Carolina and northern Georgia, including Atlanta. Other communities where the quake was reported felt Included Chattanooga, Ducktown and Cleveland, Tenn. u. Village Engulfed By Water _16 ok - DETROIT (UP!) - The latest addition to the disco repertory is "disco foot." Doctors say the ailment, mostly afflicting older weekend dancers, shows up as aching feet and legs, corns and calluses. But acute cases can Involve sprains, fractures and Inflammations. The problem of "disco foot" was outlined Friday by the 7,000-member American Podiatry Association at its annual meeting in Detroit. And It is not the only disco-related ailment. There's also "disco felon" an inflammation of the figertipi caused by snapping fingers too frequently to the disco beat, a report in the New England Journal of Medicine said. S Iva.-.-.n The Ku Klan Klan ended a Klansmen first stopped at the four-44,y Selma-to-Montgonicry city limits Saturday, knives, march Sunday, facing a wall of brass knuckles, Mace contain. police who hustled 189 ers and clubs clattered to the Klansmen downtown and pavement when Swindall orbooked them for parading dered demonstrators to drop without a permit. their weapons. \," ___________ The KKK wanted to march to Klan women passed a plate , I the steps of the state Capitol for around Saturday night during a I ), a rally to end their "white campsite rally, seeking dona. \%,% power march" that retraced Lions to fund dozens of suits , oI -, the Rev. Martin Luther King's W il kinson said the KKK would -•" 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery file against Montgomery of%. civil rights march. ficials, charging illegal sear, .,' But a force of 270 state ches and denial of rights. • '14troopers, city police and county When Wilkinson's group ar_____ ,...'.' sheriff's deputies lined the rived at the police blockade highway, moving in on the Sunday, he marched up to • Klansmen as Mayor Emory Swindall and Folmar. Folmar and Police Chief "Chief, may I say one word?" Charles Swindall blocked their he began. "We are marching path, Swindall barking over a for our civil rights...... Herald Photo by torn Vincent bullhorn: 'You are violating You cannot make a speech,' CETA 'YOUTH Marcinda Cotter, daughter of James Colter, has been named CETA Youth the law. I arrest you for that Swindall retorted. Turning to employee of the week. Marcinda, of Casselberry, attends Lyman high School, violation." OF reporters the scene, where she also works as a teacher's aide. Her amitlon Is to become an Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkin- he added:crowding 'You either move elementary school math teacher. Pictured with Marcinda Is the director of son, who had predicted thou- back or I will arrest you with sands would participate in the the marchers." guidance at Lyman, Louis Bross. 50-mile march, said Folmar The Klan demonstrators, inwould regret his action, eluding some women and "The time is coining when juveniles, were hustled into Montgomery is going to suffer three buses, two vans and four the wrath of the Klan," he said. squad cars and taken downtown After he was released on $500 for processing. bond pending a Sept. 5 ap- The Klansmen started the pearance in City Court, the mmiarch 50 strong in Selma head of the Louisiana-based iltursday. I said the point of the nvIsible Empire Knights of the Wilkinson Ku Klux Klan said he still march was to publicize the BELFAST, Northern Ireland maintain they are political began in 1969. slammed the city gates in the planned to (UP!) Hard-line Protestants prisoners. The security forces On Saturday, it was the turn face of the Roman Catholic Capitol, but march to the state Klan's opposition to affirmative may not try to re- action and forced busing. and Catholics marked a decade maintain they are common of the hard-line Protestants to King James fl. In more recent stage the demonstration for six of bloodshed In Ulster this criminals, many of whom have parade, swagger and taunt. decades, the march has symmontim weekend just as it began with murdered and maimed in- Some 16,000 bowler-hatted Loy- bolized the dominance of The Klansmen camped out PREVENT sporadic violence and parades nocent civilians. alists paraded through London- Protestants in the province. three nights the last in mud B p o[Wnji signaling both sides' deterdo')" b ners swirling to the It was the same anniversary created by heavy rains. They In the battle-scarred Falls sound of fife-and-drum bands in march in 1969 mination to continue the Road area, a group of that set off the marched silently Sunday, red masked the annual struggle. Apprentice Boys full-scale riots in the Catholic clay spattered on the hems IRA men and women drew lusty In Belfast and Londonderry, march through the Roman Bogslde quarter and led BISFIRM to the their white robes, until they police and soldiers were out in cheers from local residents as Catholic dist ricts of the town, dispatch of the British troops. sighted the police and broke force to contain minor incidents they played war games for the The Protestant march oMenWhat began in the late 1960s into a "white power" chant. GIVE benefit of TV camera crews sibly and maintain an uneasy truce commemorates the mci- as a civil right crusade to imThey were solemn and quiet on the 10th anniversary of the darting from door to door, guns dent in 1689 when the prove the lot of the province's as police quickly photographed &%Rcm at the ready. deployment of thousands of Apprentice Boys of Londonder- Roman Catholic minority them, ordered them to shed British troops in Ulster to put After a rally at a local toot- ry, supporting the Protestant escalated into a civil war that their robes and frisked them. M4112a down Catholic rioting, bill field, a gang of youths set a King William of Orange, has defied solution. Police said no weapons were ti The decade of shootingand hijacked truck ablize.and at. has cWmi i.01 Uvu UmW a paStas .tMioo with and shattered the nerves of rocks and stones. countless more in a province Police fired rounds of plastic oneviolence-weary local resi- bullets across the littered street dent said "floats not on Gum- to disperse the teen'agers, who. ness, but on Valium." were toddlers when the strife More than 5,000 Republican — - . be ready for what many view an the inevitable r,W at. MONTGOMERY, Ala. WPI found Sunday. But when the ______ - m n s er Invasion Size A Surprise - SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas (UP!) - Scientists, politicians and reporters drawn to the Texas coast by doomsday predictions are still waiting for a black tide to lay waste to an ecological wonderland. But so far, it is just Petersen claims his Irish Setter wairendered less valuabL from the shooting In that he is now unable to breed. He has e*pended large sums of mon ey for veterinary care and suffered "extreme mental hardship and dist ress" over the shooting of his dog, the suit Mates. Begin To Cabinet: I top Quarreling' in Australia. Doomsday Predictions On Oil Slick Just Talk "Boe was barking and wagging his tall," the suit charges. "O'Cormer then drew his service revolver and maliciously and wantonly shot Boe In the left rear leg,". VAN BURGLARIZED A Dash-mounted cassette tape player, two speakers and other - Someone dole a four cylinder engine valued at 00 from the back yard of a Sanford man, according to Sanford police. Mike Colley of 133$ Elliott, Sanford, told police the engine was stolen off of a Wizard Roto-Tiller sometime between Friday and Saturday. Brooke Shields Feverish of St. At the time of his arred, police sald Holley was carrying a Z7 GRAND THErr IN BRIEF of Holley was arrested by Sanford poli ce at the home of a friend after 1h ______ Nicaragua's new freed 268 former soldiers of ousted dictator Anastasio Sornoza's national guard Sunday, the first act of mass clemency since the govern. ment assumed power nearly a month ago. The soldiers had been held as prisoners in the Morelo Jail in Tipitapa, 12 miles north of the captal. "We will give liberty to thousands more," Minister of the Interior Commander Tomas Borge told the soldiers upon their release. "We trust that you will return to your homes and begin to work." "You have two choices," Borge said, "to go back to being Somoza followers and take up arms against the people, or to serve the country and work the land." provisional government CIVILSUITS The following civil suits have been f iled with the office Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeklnä damages in excess of $2,500: Thomas Arth ur Peterson is suing Robert A. O'Conner, deputy the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, for allegedly shooting Peterson's dog In the left rear lee. Peterson also names as defendants Sem inole County and Sheriff John E. Polk, who was O'Conner's supervisor at the tin of the alleged shooting. O'Conner, who was on duty at the time, came to Peterson!4 home at 3:59a.m. on Dec. 11, 1975, according to the suit. He begaji calling for Boe, Peterson's Irish Setter, as he approached the home. Action Reports 189 Arrested As KKK Ends 4-Day March NATION For Robbery !... * Fires * Courts * Police Boat p.m. Dec. 28, 1975 at the Eastern Oil Station on the northeast corner of Lake Howell Road and late Road 430 in Altamonte Springs. On the arrest form, Lane lids his occiçtlon as a security guard. Frees 268 Somozans Extraited Monday, Aug.13,1975-3A 'PUBLISH: AUGUST 13 and 20, 1979 • - 5 -- I- V - - - ..l • . • �Evening lkvald Around 9 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422.11 or 631-9993 Monday, Aug. 13, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director, - I Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $16.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. W The Clock By DORIS DIETRICH Stafinism Lives In East Germany - - - - - Things were going well this morning. I was thinking how competent the company was when I glanced iç from my desk to look straight into the eyes of the Seminole Countaln who has the dlstlnc. tion of being labeled "Old Man River-" Jim Crowe. Jim's fist was lna hall (no,I didn't dodge aslfhe planned tolet me have It). He explained that he had a "round tuft" for me. I graciously accepted the small round blue bead he offered and waited. Jim can be full of surprises. He just stood there grinning while I was calmly thinking that he was off his rocker this time. Then he explained that If anyone promised favors when he could get "around to It "just hand Aw, come on, Jim. And this was only the beginning of a weird-but nice day, after all. - - demonstration can go to jail for two years. For organizing such a protest, the term is eight years. "This is a revival of Stalinism," the East German novelist Stefan Heym told a reporter, before such a remark became a criminal offense. He was right in more ways than one. Josef Stalin not only saw to it that dissidents in the Soviet Union promptly disappeared, but he had only contempt for documents like the Helsin ki agreements. The Soviet constitution announced by the Bolsheviks after the revolution of 1917 promised former subjects of the czar that they would hen ceforth enjoy "freedom of speech, freedom of ft press, freedom of assembly and meetings, and freedom of street parades and demonstrations." When a foreign visitor to Moscow many years later pointed out that these promises had never been fulfilled, Stalin shrugged the matter off. 'After all," he said, "those are only words on paper." Som d oo JACQUIN'S OR RUM FULL QUART lOP KY. BRIBe LIGHT DARK OLD 10 An I= &I A Ch If CANADIAN Nicaragua.e. WILU 4.99 OT. ANY 12 - Nevis 1T.E (( E And INSIPE j' It' s 8.99 FIFTH ANY 12 59.85 Som e Bad ____ ByWILUAMSTEW Raging Fire By DON GRAFF "America Is faced with a loss of hegemony in The good news Is that the Health, Education _____ , r Central America. Everything depends upon and Welfare Department has simplified the form these guerrilla groups and they're unknown. We you have to fill out to get federal money to go to I aren't sure who they are, where they are or what college they're doing." The bed news is that the new form won't be This discouraging critique of the situation available before mid-December. following the Nicaraguan revolution might have been delivered by a critic of US. poli cy. Until then you'll have to struggle with old It came, however, from a State Department forms to get achtmkof the billion HEW has spokesman, anonymous, quoted in a recent Wall for Basic Education Opportunity Grants Bogs, Street Journal survey of the effects of the for short. revolution on NLcragua's neighbors. Now Is the time to get those grants, which The most immediate effect has been to spur range from $200 to $1,800 per academic year and ________ \\' us revolutions in two other countries, indigeno can be used to help pay the cod of attending Guatemala and El Salvador. To quote anot her more than 5,000 colleges and universities anonymous contributor to the Journal report: across the country. ____ "Nicaragua Is a raging fire, and Guatemala and In the 1950i and 19110s, Os, college tuition w ulow El Salvador are full of dry kindling." enough so that many families sending ID Copley While neither is a dynastic dictatorship on the Youngsters to college paid the bills out of their order of Somoza's Nicaragua, both have own pockets, repressive regimes benefiting affluent elites at But today, with college coda ranging upward the expense of dirt-poor populations. El Salvador to more than $8,000 a year, It's no longer Just has an additional problem In overpopulation. students from poor families who need help. The surprising thing Is not that there should Students from middle-Income and upperbe revolutionary movements In each, but' that Washington should have so little information on middle Income families must have financial aid, too. them. The explanation apparently Is that U.S. policy Congress recognized this fact last fall in By LeROY POPE that the American Gas Association in the Central Ainerlcanrepublics has focused so He noted passing the Middle-Income Student Assistance UPI BwIa,u Writer 30o miles single-mindedly on propping up drongmen of the has calculated that a coastal area Act. That opened the federal treasury only liYORK enough methane from Soinoza beeed that is loses sight of the countries (UPI) Eugene Lwdey doesn't or so square could supply more students seeking B(XIL In million 1.5 an, NEW kelp and other organic matter in the seas to and peoples beyond. HEW expects to distribute BOGs this year to 3.8 look or sound like a fellow who likes to climb out Unrest In Guatemala Is nothing new. It has bbeIssyingfl supply all U.S. gas needs. flno( pi crench Is the coming Lurey said the term "natural gas" should be been underway since 1960, when defecting young families with Incomes above $15,000 a year were d, deemphaslzed because It has such a limiting military officers began to organize resistance' Is President of Brooklyn Union Gas Co. among the largely Indian and universally poor unlikely to get BOGs. Today st udents from effect on our thlntlng about the sources of He has been with the company since the days families with incomes to "We should talk about methane Instead," he back-country population. Terrorism Is a major weapon of both In some cases higher, If the family has unusual when It sold low BTU coal gas Instead of natural said. "Methane Is the prime Ingredient in natural gas; Indeed, It is practically synonomous Guatemalan and Salvadoran rebels, but the medical expenses or several youngsters in Since a lot of the experts involved in making college can qualify for BOGL appear to be by far the most violent and ' with natural gas, chemically speaking. Butwe plans for synthetic fuels are predicting another politically extreme In their goals. The.. can flOet get methane from many sources other than For a typical $18,000-a-year family whose O( gas crunch in "a few years, Luntey's optimism campaign against the military regime has taken natural gas wells." or daughter faces $8,000in college coda jn in raises some eyebrows. But the American Gas Methane also can be Uquefledto make motor scores of lives in riots and murders, including 80, federal aid can mean an $1,800 BOG, a $1,000 Aaciat1on staff tends to agree with him, fuel, either In the form of methanol alcohol or some victims amons the hierarchy of the Roman federally guaranteed loan, a $500 (.dually Catholic Church, which is deeply Involved and, Jgy bases his optimism about gas on many sy nt hetic gasoline and diesel oil. fundedpart4imejobandperhapea$1,000cofl,g, The American Gas Association believes, as split In its sympathies. scholarship and a $400 state scholarship. ThM The specter of Cuban Intervention ha%mss:. tjg tine rears ago , ca do of n would leave $1,300 for the student's family to primarily by unwise price regulation and by the Washington and Havana's agents are uw rw'aln to be found In the United $ by at work. But they are only acceesories fact that deWing for gas In the United Slates has drilling, and AGA lids the following additional doubtedly The same student attending a $5,000a-ysv been done almost idirely by oil coinpeniss, sources of methane (aside from land and marine after the fact. Given the conditions In the two countries, revolution would be a reality If the community college and living at borne could "To do ollcompanies, gas Is jodaby.prod*act blotnass): qualityor a said. BOG, width would help cover and not a particularly profitable ens," he -Devuolan shale, found principally In the Cubans took up flaking. expenses in addition to tuition. Whether or not both countries eventually go, 'lhsy drilled where they hoped to find oil, not eastern states, which must be fractured in Ow the way of Nicaragua, developments henceforth drilling process to release the gas. A little of MW college loan program as been Uherauaid, '" students, rnattw What the goo* ORes, La*sy said, this meat the oil corn- is being done now, will be strongly Influenced by what transpires in -light sandstone formations In the Rocky Nicaragua. Particularly as concerns the U.S. Incoms,llJ have the interest on Wan podes dids't drill deep snos4h to tap large federally subsidized until the dspolta of $M. Neither did they drill In regions Mountain region, where fracturing also is rAcw role In transforming a successful revolution Irsto: repayments a stable government. where the Ical ksdirStlas were spinet oil sary. repayment period darts. eeenlfthu,mIgJ*be whose hegemony has not earned lots of gas. Now, the -Gas to be found at depths of 5,000 to 15,001) 28 Washington, . _,.,_kI_ - Gs vji ;vw twu iri-wrs 101015 . tees in Use popreasured geothermal belt off- ii. N INVQflUI P)PW& EOUO wing in centraL student..ald office1 too, or you can writs, SK 'AWN the deregulation of gas prices, ft pays to shore and onshore along a large part of the Gulf America, appears willing to learn from the P.O. Box 84, WashIngton DC. $N4 to ask for drill for gas ad large new wsos are being mistakes of the past. of Mexico's coast, the proper form. found, '11* M&T115t presence and Cuban influence -Underground coal gasification, oblalned by Federal funds Also are IVNta. Lstsy also Is is a strong believer In burning the coal deep below the earth's surface. are drone In the Nicaraguan junta. But rather gas, -Pest beds to be found in 4$ dates, withthan threatening a Bay of Pigs, Washington Is cdkpqw"gvoumddgnoftqd 4 = study programs the iatt. = 1Wbdd" pit' biggest concentrations in Alaska, Minnesota, seeking contact with rebels It little knew very. ZrW *=M X=kelp time jobs. Ask the student-aid office about thNe. end other Ocea blomass. recently and Is Wisconsin and aid in rsCondructloo. ____ ____ ____________________________ ____ ___ I ___ ______ _______ _____ CO _______ GOOD MON., AUG. 13 RICH & RARE CANADIAN QUART 4.99 UNIT ONE PEN CUSTOMER W/COUPON _____ - ____ ____ GOOD SAT., AUG. 18 ___ _______ BUSINESS WORLD - Eye=Rc3 is in g Optimism - LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER WICOLIPON "NEVER BEFORE AT THIS LOW LOW PRICE" IMP. GERMAN 76 VINT. CARL RIM NIlISTiUl O4ITU SOMTAII SPATLESE 4.99 3 / 4 aT. CASE OF 12-53.88 "SOMETHING SPECIAL" - 1* SIMIIII VKIAL _____ .cIoJ4,'s ct.mt IT COSTS A UTTLE MORE IUT YOU ARE *05mm . 9*49 F,"H - -' ___..I,,_ 4 JACQUIN'S 5 0 PRIMIUM 86.8 "THE PREMIUM IS IN THE BOTTLE NOT THE PRICE" - 6.49 QT. ANY 12-74.95 IODKA GIN ORB CANADIAN SCOTCH OVE MEXICAN COFFEE LIQUEUR ORBIDDEN FRUIT JACQUIN lOGOS CRANBERRY IXICAN TEQUILA CORTEZ METER HEERINO CHERRY rIa44ARIA UT URSA N TO lofl. £ MT IN SITTU PEARL LIGHT .40 CASE .50 .50 .5$ .51 .00 I .00 :1 CKLIXIM _________ NA. SOUVII011112 61" BOX W. cmiasi* an uun iv. see. RL WASWIM 39 as 01"110.1111 t,isn. . T. rr' 3 LIBBEY 1 J 7 There may be a few who a lifisli a Ang. I clearing 1110'4111 *dmtry OR Attorney General Thisnuond Arnold In April cwinudgeon would be on the floor of the Sersate Ii4 dthe Iii $. hPN'diuI$ low"derIng ths fist abSSIagS.ThS l$, "...ar* the principal Caie 'of the present giving th e oil compside. what4or. rn-ut the dspoi (rubber) sti," Footnote: We will re,ad to Enons rsd.stMutyadds.lJ.d &r, -DWIn(thIVIItMIU War, cotnplalntaln àfutur,cvl The oved cease caiskeatisas in die 0111111111116111 and bdum so '::Ii adhe' ' ' the oil coMpuul,, paid rotoction money to WHITE HO"E piw w III bou*ssn of the all crngwln The tra t 'Net surpiIeg)y, ow reporting h. Viol, (ng. The money was ed to purchase M__ A,,. a tomb of pqssr,( lldG&esuil,urowsd: "OIL Will Ike Ire of all C-i--Till with width the onemiunlets 11Usd ou G IN OF.YEAi ElZCIIOIl" The Steep (laia hipod a pios dmssti,s agency MUIIICINGI& Uceslaroudalm.dthst paranoia- T*6 the began a nmark two months ago bY th'fl pu4klin,d ysneIy t Ike Sands's "east to IIHV't ne.A prilats s wh the oil i.meda were and that the SiI,with E artlerdal. alto" .1 the oil lr4ry hod hose 'ieaJe, l*b.g =--'-View allowed rsckstot,.j Calf He was no re '"dr'derermIn&dhVWa, f*s.W.Irst.thej.ap. , chance of getting Sen Ted AS the wA Dov$n __ ad I1wnnce wNcraw Not Ion at..; to amou" lik 6*ww 41 of, 6* Vistoom dip INWIW M" TRIP M" McNamara It a Wscei$de*aninths.sdsysw George T. T-r vies pr of' ddsd:."Jos*heketom it llta.T$.9 WAUNGTON - j . , .; :.' ' . V ''. . . • - P: I aso"" fasuut Nt* WA ThJ "' 8;1WSrfl. ,. . ." • Ii5 ' EpIi U&N W'Jausy riaswakt, Ills ___ J ers ' £k be U* pWty. .., ____ A vu )ft YOU MW _ _ __ - ' "MR. PRO" - Reasons For Attacking Oil 'Firms Told. stifl8 - Dwir 10 Arab. _______ - Pr W" WA Carter. bsWhJte' as por~ Jim paw MW eiicp'i hest s,, been tred to as tv as r-R cus ho laO Arabia, tjd Is a ft' w ild a.aM for I1Y usd11 qathslk siu. Ike UI. m41 wets cut heck Carter, the praIds's conein. . -ut *,6Nvehesdey, iwkLikt,au,. *' 4 1dth* ta r'ku ofps km $ o White yet &r$y -.-.-- it -. 24-1201. CANS 7.49 J PEARL 101 1 " CASE 110.00 MADE BY GLENLI VET - - 23 BLUE NUN LIEIFRAUMILCH 3.09 . JACK ANDERSON, . 107.88 A - BERRY'S WORLD IUKKT 1010 KY. BRB. - " Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication, Mi letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, If possible, a telephone number so the IdentM' 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 eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. eG - Monday, Aug. 13, 1971-30, JAMES E. FOXE VIEWPOINT - &14011 IH TI!' O(JPE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - them this round tult." VIEWPOINT We doubt if many stems of beer were raised in East Germany to toast the fourth anniversary of the signing of the so-called Helsinki Accords. It was on Aug. 1, 1975, that leaders of 35 nations from East and West met in the Finnish capital to issue a declaration pledging, among other things, great respect for human rights, more freedom to travel and the free exchange of information. For the East Germans, the road from Helsinki has been downh il l all the way. A sort of "spring" had occurred in 1973-74, when Bonn and East Berlin exchanged diplomatic recognition and the West Germans were granted more privileges to visit East Germany. But it was a short spring. The Berlin Wall remains as a reminder that East Germans ex cept for a privileged few are still locked in. And their Communist government is now trying harder than before Helsinki to fend off Western influences, especially the notion of intellectual freedom. The East Berlin government was among those pledging at Helsinki to "facilitate the freer and wider dissemination of information of all kinds, to encourage cooperation in the field of inform ation and the exchange of Information with other countries, and to improve the conditions under which journalists from one participating state exercise their profession In another participating state." Last April that same government put foreign journalists on notice that they must obtain official permission to interview any of East Germany's 17 million inhabitants. They cannot travel outside East Berlin without stating the purpose of their trip and identifying the Individuals with whom they are to meet. But this was only a prelude to a fierce crackdown on the East Germans themselves, Effective, ironically, Aug. 1, on the anniversary of Helsinki, an East German can go to prison for up to 12 years for making statements to foreigners that might reflect adversely on the government. The t* hj lmi i a critical manuscript for publication Anyone who takes part in an anti-government I' Was it the friendly ithod whom I had heard about beckoning me? Whatever, It was a good feeling, But before headlng out for work that morning, and lnthe arm of some backyard contracting, I called a pest control company (no, not to exterminate the friendly ghost) to pre-spray anarea under construction for the Seminole County building code. "The Inspector will be here this morning," I told the office clerk when I telephoned, "and I would appreciate It If someone could come out at the earliest possible convenience." She made no promises. But these days, many services are beyond poor they're lousy, it seemed like just a few seconds later that I heard the truck outside-- and the Invoice was taped to the door as I requested. What a pleasant surprise, The day was Friday but not the 13th. However, I could tell when I opened my eyes that morning that ft was gobtobe one of those days. JitthedaybeIore - lateintheafternoon - I visited the 1Oyear.old Idyllwllde home of Sosannah and Ray Wolford. Iwucharmed - in triguedwith the gmely structure that seemed to W# strange and magnetic vibes. Upon leaving the towering structure onahill that appeared to be the godmother of the surrounding ultra-modern homes In the fashionable subdivision, I sat in my car for a few minutes oblivious to the surroundings. It was serene peaceful. Finally, rn car moved slowly around the block once, twice, three times, four times before! left the neighborhood. And then the next morning, my car seemed to automatically move in the direction of the borne. STEMWARI 701. ON THE ROCKS 12 OZ. GOBLET - 14 01. BEER 7.39 lID, WHITE A IWI 501 ARC Ul 01 ALl GINIRSU 111101 AU 1.0*. LIGHT Oil IIRILIMAN LIGHT 5111 I PflIF111 1115 DRIW1YS Sill LIGHT 1115 FOSTERS AUSTRALIA MOLSONSCANADIAN __________ BEER (ROOM TEMP.) 6.49 6.29 649 6.29 649 6.49 6.49 7.29 14.95 11.95 �• . 0 • • •.. . • ..............% -. • . . •. 6 • •. . q H . : Monday, Aug. 13, 11-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bay's Fabbiani Wins Scorina Title Tampa. SPORTS aA-Evenlag HiraM. Sanford, Fl. Rowdies Battle Detroit In O pening Round Of Playoi.fs *a MM*y,Au.l3.n7 PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) Detroit's 2-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rowdies in the regular season finale for each team Sunday was nothing more than a North American Soccer League playoff preview, bid it had special meaning for the Rowdies' Oscar Fabbiani and Ezeess rookie Niels Guldbjerg. Fabtilani, a 28-year-old native of Argentina, scored the lone Tampa Bay goal on a breakaway at 15:12 to move ahead at New York's Geceglo Qilnagila, the league's leading scorer the last two seasons, In the NASL scoring race. I Fabblant, who finished with 35 goals and I assists in his I first NASL campaign, wound up with 5$ points, one more than Qilnaglia, who missed the Coenos final game Sunday because of an injury. GuldbJerg, Detroit's top pick jn the 1979 collegIate draft, couldn't have picked a better time for his first 1 profeaslonal goal. He mapped a 1-1 deadlock atl7:l7on an outstanding Individual mart. GuldbJerg went around two defenders and drilled a low Allot that eluded Tamp Bay goalie Zeljka BIleeki-•"I had to make a decision on my last dribble," Guldbjerg said "It was either pass Inside to Trevor (Francis) or shoot. I decided to shoot. I've been watching Trevor score all season so maybe I learned something from him." The game was only the third of the season for the 21. year-old native at Denmark and the shot was only his second of the year. "I played against Memphis In our home opener and was terrible," Gu1jerg said. "A game like that raises doubts hi your mind uto whether you can play In this league. Now that I've scored my first goal I've lost some of those doubts." Aside from the two milestone goals and the one by Francis that tied the game at 34:35, there was little offense in the coded as both teams seemed anxious to get the game over and begin their first round playoff series at the Silverdomne Wednesday night. "Neither learn played with the intensity you'll see on Wednesday," said Rowdies coach Gordon Jago. "That's - ::it!s ... , Off To For Houston I The Sànlnole Pony League aIi.dar squad fought back train the brink at elimination to win three consecutive contests and a trip to Pasadena, Texas for the South. wed** Qflpa The team, comprised of players 13 and 14 years old, Ieav1bs Texas Tuesday morning and a win there would catapiBf them Into the Pony League World Series at Alter being rained out two days lad week, Seminole meet the turn from Vedavia, Ala. on Saturday morning In Winter Park. Both teams had one loss each, Seminole having bat to the Alabama squad In their opening coded. But, Seminole ave the loss with a 32 win In a wellplayed contest that saw each team make only one error each In the game. Kevin Wick, 13, of Lake Mary and John Kerr, 14, drove In all Urea rims for Seminole. Wick picked up two RBIs with a triple In the fourth Inning. The win earned the Seminole team the right to play unbeaten Midway, Ga. In the finals. However, to eliminate Davenport, Iowa. Delbert Wllks, vice president of the league, said this is the fthed a Seminole team has advanced In league competition since the league's Inception In 1974. The Seminole squad were beds of the raglonal doubleelimination tournament they won. All-Stars Pony Victorious Kyle Stanley bided his way on to first base. Bill Lang followed with a double simrint both Johnson and Stanley. Pitcher Tim Greene followed with the third double to the hrbig and he eventually dole home for the team's final tally. Greene and Chris Kissinger combined to hold the Midway team to lid fair hits In the final corded. Was said the cost of flying the t$uh1 and Manager Rick Pad to Texas will be about $221 per player. He said the leagu, welcomes donations to helm, defray emenses. Checks ade om1the Ingo can bemafledtOWllbat a flamingo Drive, Sanford, mn. DWM FKOIA Georgia the Seminole squad would pave to beat them twice. Georgia needed only one win to eliminate Seminole. Saturday evening, Wick and Kerr again paced their team ina2Ovictory over Midway. Koff sthgled In the fourth for the team's first RBI and scored later in the Inning by dealing home. Wick pitched a tlwee.11ltter and the Seminole defense was errorless. The tournament came down to the final game on Sunday played at Chase Stadium In Sanford. Seminole scored all Its rim in the 4-2 victory In the bottom at the third lnnI4 Dwayne Jolmaon darted the rally with a double and Too Brother Wins - By uaièPie.s Interentlemal gives the Seahawka two vie- running game would be e. .By FRED MCMANE ,: r.*JPI Sports Writer - on eight hits. P1*11 said be was not cons ci ously tr ying to outdo Joe. JOeNlekro won his llth game ttheHouatonAstros-topsln "I don't go out there with that the ma jor leagues Friday attitude Joe's one ahead of night when he stopped the me I've got to catch him," Alçrta Braves. Brother Phil, said NIeo, who evened his to be outdone, pouted his recordatl9.15."Ijiggo out to victory Sunday by pitching win a ball game." Braves to a 3.2 trlwnph over Barry Boanell provided the lAstroo. offensive support for Nlehio Only once before In major with a nmn.scoring single and a league history have two broth- solo homer as the Braves beat ers each won 20 games In a Rick Williams. season. Gaylord and Jim Perry Elsewhere In the Nt, Ch ag 23 and 24 gems reupec- downed St. Levis, 53, ic o So vely In 1970 but they played In Francisco but Los Angeles, 4t leagues. 1, and (bmdaU topped San ;rNiekros,who both use a Diego, 9.2, then lost, 54. as a primary Montreal had a doubleheader reapon, not only play in the At' New York podponed by rain ameleague but ln the same and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia division. Woo was rained aid. 1 "I thought l had a pretty good In American League games, 'êne (knuckleball) the whole Mlimeota beat Oakland, 1.0, *ll game," Phil said Sunday, California nipped Seattle, 4.3, stopping the National Kansas City defeated Detroit,?. West Division leaders 1, Cleveland beat Texas, 1-3, F g~ . _ Charting The Pros ii - 01derman . I 0' ' Playw' Undlsclplln.d --_-_ SAN - t 4r 4;J . ~~ . - P - •- _______ Talent oozes at all spots. Like running back there are 12 of them. Coryell will be running them In and out by brIgades Guys like Lydell Mitchell, Mike Thomas, Bo Matthews. Don Woods, etc. John Jefferson is out-of-this world wide receiver. Some is expected for top rookie: tight and Kellen Winslow. That forward wail is veteran, bursting with all-pro types like Russ Washington, Ed White. Only guy who might be ousted is tackle Billy Shields (by converted center Bob Rush). Then there's Dan Fouts, firmly ensconced at quarterback, to provide passing spark. 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Las *alg at St. Louis, nIgN ea debut. "He comes at you. He Frank White in the sixth. Milt wasn't afraid of anyone." Wilcox allowed all seven Not only did Chamberlain Kansas City runs In falling to 9hold Kemp a .326 hitter 6. hitless In four at-bats, but he In other games, Chicago split permitted Just six hits overall. with Toronto, winning, 7-0, and 7% 23-year-old right-hander, In losing, 7-6; Minnesota blanked his first year of organized Oakland, 1.0; California nipped baseball, struck out six and Seattle, 4-3, and Cleveland beat walked two. Texas, 0-3. New York's doubleme question for the Royals is header at Baltimore and whether Chamberlain has ar• Milwaukee at Boston were rived In time to help them win postponed due to rain. their fourth division title. They In the National Lcague It trail first-place California by was: Chicago 5, St. Louis 3; San five games, but the Angels won Francisco 4, Los Angeles 1; a big one Sunday by scoring Cincinnati beat San Diego, 9-2, before losing, 5.4, .nd,Alanta 3, Houston 2. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Montreal's double-header at New, York was HOMEOWNERS: Tuesday's Cams San FrancIsco Moiwrssi Her, PhIl. at CincinnatI, nIght New York at Atlanta, - four runs in the ninth. Texas, moreover, has acquired first baseman Willie Montanez for the stretch. Can Kansas City pull off a comeback? Maybe with Cham. berlain they can. The Royals gave Chamber- the American League West Division title. "I was impressed," Detroit's Steve Kemp said Sunday after lain some rare long-ball support Chamberlain pitched the with three homers a two-run Royals to a 7-1 victory over the shot by Al Cowens In the fourth Tigers in his major-league and solos by Amos (Xis and - p.m. L By MIKE TULI.Y • - - 10 0 .411 is Royals Beat T'i'gers 1,/F t7)A' a' gif St71s PIP - $53 .397 33 Tle"Saturday's leash New York at Bait, ppd., rain ChICago 4, Toronto 1, 141 • teams always put points on board. They'll finish first in AFC West WE WSPAP(R INTISP$WU 0135$ ___________________________________________________ k t4* :.. West W L Pt?. 05 67 51 1I 42 33 .53 3½ 41 35 .124 1 1017 .113 6½ 13 44 .445 14 tie Pendulum has swung. Denver and Oakland, once dominant, are looking over shoulders at this budding power. Corysils • .ksUi* they pWhe 0 ge PREDICTION ww .: Cnd CIty . 1111110 id • 1 ike is iv.. Mu, is , = aiØ* . :' ' WwII.1* lid .lh. alum," ho • o -. - Craig Chamberlain is a pitcher who just may help the Kansas City Royals' drive to Pittsburgh (Candsiarla li-I) AtPhiladelphia (Nuffivos 1.1), 7:31 p.m. 1$; Slyleven, PItt 121. Chicago (Lamp 14) at X. Aaw1cam League Ryan, Louis (Vuckovich 111), 0:31 Cal 14$; Guidry, NY 134; P.M. Jenkins, Tea 115; Flanagan, Montrasl (Lee 10.?) 41 5 Houston (Richard 1111), 0:31 - 7044 314 4 47 30 .573 10½ 41 33 .333 13 $5 SI .004 11½ 15 SI .101 10½ 31 $1 .355 41½ • . Moved to lack up se-so secondary bysigning Willie Buchanan. ex.Gre.n Bay great, to team with Mike Williams on corners. Rest of defense Is set except for Injured tackle Louis Kelcher, out for the season. Get terrific pass rush up froqt from Fred Dean, who should start getting all. pro recognition. Only suspect area Is lln.becklng. Don Goode, Woodrow Lowe are gifted on outside, but Bob Horn in middle doesn't draw raves. So they've got prime rookie contender named Cliff Thrift. Best thing about Chargers' defensive setup is plenty of depth. Jeff Weal is returning punter. Rating: A • . I I lit - ad Mi nuts atdeaw the both Muriel of 04 Americas League out W I. Pt?. OS 76 3$ .447 Boston MIw.uk. 14w York roIt DEFENSE - ,' • y - UP! Sports Writer Tom Seaver earned his ninth straight victory and Ray Knight drove In tires two In sparking the Rods to atrlumnph In the opener. Jerry Turner's first pinch hit of the season drove in the I1ebr.àIng rim In the seventh Inning of the nightcap or the split. lenNy's hefts Mtl it N.Y.. L ppd., raIn Ptsbi at Phil., Ppd.. run CinclO, Ian 011,5 it 141 San Diego 1 CInci 1, 2nd Chicago So St. Louis 3 San Fran 1, Los AnIes 1 Atlanta 3. Houston 2 Today's Illsoodis (All Time lofl ('~.aIorL.agu. as.baII - . llcMttF 64'ty rNe 2vp fl'flv' 'o,q ' "The last few games at home made me uneasy," Fabbiani said. "The fans in Tampa Bay asked me for the scoring title. I'm glad I was able to give It to them." Tampa Bay closed out the regular season with a 19.11 mark while Detroit wound up at 1416, good for third place in the American Conference's Central Division. - tf( va right fielder Mickey Hatcher to score two runs in the seventh Waft and defeat the Dodgers. Ride $4, Padres 24: -'•" OFFENSE fT'' me IhINI1scoREBQID 1. will be better because I've spent more time with my teammates." Fabbiani said he didn't feel as much pressure Sunda$ as he did in some recent home games. - CNi.4O .Ji,,€ Giants took advantage of a dropped fly ball by rookie - ath drastic at the r Goes ve clause as the primary reason, the Madrid Expos' manager said it's virtually InlQr any manager to cedrel a player's Eonduet any meager. Uke everyon, else, WPllarqe was subjected to diac$plbw when heftrd broke apla ooklynDodgunIhi1%1and guneraUuisek1img, 11 fish the iroaioà of player discipline takes someiblag sway freon the "Ip$II' himpadid,"to said. "U you don't learn It whom, fz_ yes won't acos$ It later. on fellow who scceMdIscIpIlne very well a player and then enforced It well as a mar weede Iimky. *son. Rick, spent three years under bimat &A Alabama Univtalty arid he coukhi't have been with asr guy. Rick is with our Memphis club now In the Sedheen WIflisdiam't have to, many rules In nimalag the Ezpos foe iidijg4hureisno bed thick anymore. The few he has, thoeg,ijflrces. "I s*ks playem to be at the ballpark on time," he said. '11sd's'( say rules. Ansthsr one Is that a pitcher molit biudmat lead until the hiring is over U he Is kaocka1of the boa. And I have some little mis about nel Utkr *kowW to the r base or the pitcher falling to cover fIrlØ back play." ,ths 'bsckspcddmor,hesbsswithtwoother dubI,U -owutaaPIraisandheasy.thsislym.sagerhe ever ho plir w calwWW bed d'Ick was the is. Gil Hoas. 61k checked lift den, lee," Dyer saa wmw M time that he and his resmind, vetheWheIsImeamsr bot4ck wkgo he was MIII $ayIagkrth.D.& "Chadie Dreesele was the msr and he'd have '5sider' the ,tp-LlM Jc Gi heck am ,e every ," wmhmmiaid. "G, wield hearken everybody's doer, came km the ream, losE W& the led, chick th. dimS ad this leek 111"the uhasir cwl." WI am. dide'I ike Grlflhi wp biking foe bid he certainly wim'tkik1ermer,Ws : kerthWNSNWNChecbo4$thISpmS1CiSr I DIEGO CHARGERS Can hear clamor now to 'break up the Chargers?" Don Coryeli, in firm command, has so many quality players It's tough to see how he can use them all Expectations are high for team, which has had only one winning season hut NEW YORK (UP!) ON of the blged changes he has seen in the 12 yéarp.he has been rvt itagjng In the big leagues, Dick - - •1 By MURRAY (*DE*MAN 1 .V1 UI IC FF V,1' 7V 6Er CA'FP/ 7 -oivwceirivt &14W 6.441F ,1l9; /1/0/IT and Chicago blanked Toronto, 74, then lost, 74. Milwaukee at Boston and a double-header bet ween New York and Baltimore were rained aid. CuhoI,Cardlaale3: Ivan DeJesus singled home the tie-breaking run during a Uree-r un seventh lmmli that paced the Cabs to victory over the Cardinals. G 4, Didgere 1: "This is great satisfaction for me because I've been In this country for only three or four months," he said through an interpreter. "It's been a period of In. doctrinatlon to my teammates and I owe them a lot. I did the best I could under the circumstances but next year Anaels StavI Ahrid -- N'' Iekro Wins No. 16 pg lladen and Vince Fer- eight-game exhibition win CompletiOns. It's In Saturday's games, career, was traded to the me attie ssaimawks are tories over two W7$ playoff hard to tell In training camp," Chicago defeated New Orleans, dreak snapped, could ch throw touch manage New York had scored on Cleveland &owns for future gjp ea one said Patera, serving utica on the nat of the teems. 134, Detroit pounded Buffalo, down pass to is Lea. Angeles only a secondperlod field goal Kevin Bell's fl-yard rim with a draft choices In 1100 and 1111, National PoOtball league that Pittsburgh edged the New over New England in a gum by David Poesy. blocked prs* and on Left's after a reported 'messy" goshawk's Coach Jack The Cowboys played without lad yew bit two field gosliotll and 33 contract situation with the .i 07 record was no Patera has been closely running backs Tony Dorsett York Giants, 10.3, Miami played In a WIvIng rainstorm. ''14, OIIui 14: fluke. shaded Tampa Bay, 13.7, ysrdo,br*fell behind after Earl Broncos. monitoring the team's running and Scott Laldliaw pat Leabybooted f In th.Ii I" game before a game and Sunday, he liked Danny White, all out with in. Cleveland clobbered Baltimore, me Campbell scored an touchdown victory was costly to the goals, including a 09.yardsr, natIana1 television audience, 244, Cincinnati beat Green Rams, however, who lost rally New York over Harden In rims of 1 and 9 yards. he saw. Juries. A spokesman said, the S.aMwks put together a Bay, 206, San Diego blanked running back Anthony Davis Led by Sherman Smith's odome. Quarterback In other NFL developments: "He (Alzado) made some he convincing' V-I? win Sunday a broken rib the In other preseason games, Minnesota, 19.0, Oakland when suffered to uchdown dashes at 19 and 41 Los Angeles -AlWro defensive end Lyle overtures abo ugh the first Mitt Robinson, who replaced ut prof..sLáiI but the New topped San Francisco, 41.10, midway th ro over 1aatear's darter Richard Todd and Pot Algado, who Indicated he boxing, but no question about it, laser, ttp Dallas Cowboys.The yards, the Seahawks oidnihed England, 15$, and the New and Denver got Ryan In the third quter, warded to leave the Denver he's playing professional YorkJdsdefeat.CHoigcn,20- Washington, 134. vldory,coiledwth lad week's Dallas, 1$41. ThePatrlols,whouwtheir pesaldfor.Isyardoon four Broncos for a pro boxing f" th e 14. piioverta,now "We wondered howgoo d Ram 15, 1. byAlan Mover Dcl icC £ a. ' , pv,,' A rc, Srril'*th Scores Twi"ce As Seattle Shocks Dallas, 27= 1 7 things in the future. "There's still the question of whether we can contain their high scoring attack," Furphy said. "We'll have to make sure ft's blunted If we're to win again. "You also can't compare a game here with playing on their home field," Fixphy said. "It's a grass field with 35,000 sa'eamlng fans in the stands" Tampa Bay, which hosts the second game of the playoffs on Sunday afternoon, beat Detroit 5.2 on its home field In an earlier meeting. That was the only win In the last six matches for the Rowdies, who won the American raIr4IW IN Conference Eastern Division championship. Fabbiani, who played in Chile last season, was cxclted about dethroning Chinaglia but promised even better Rowdies. CHICAGO FIREMAN ri VVI. q _111111111 -when there'll be a real battle. "Whichever team did little extra tonight was going to win and Detroit did a little extra. That doesn't concern me as far as Wednesday's game goes. The character of our team is to do what It has to do." Tampa Bay was playing Without four starters who Will fly to Detroit In time for the playoff Opener. Even Detroit coach Ken Furphy wasn't getting overly excited about his team's first win in two seasons over the Ir like a hitse fromksmsl all hsday. . �. - —CvinmI fl1115_ ianNri. PU. as s_ - -- _.__ -- - .. - Mwy,Ae,.13. 17P OURSELVES . Violence C&ENDAR . 2nd MONDAY, AUGUST 30 HumUs Sidety of Seminole Coety, 7:30 p.m., 3001 E. 30th St., Sanford. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST30 "Ru for year liesliW", free public seminar on jogging, 7:30 p.m., Winter Part Memorial Hospital Medical Utrary Building. REALTY TRANSFERS Clarence Keller, Marion. Henry W. Klrtl.y, Susan Kirttoy White 1. William Wight Klrthiy to Stripling, Gertrude Lee, Apies K. BerTha I. Watson, Lot IM lying B et Ions, Lucille Msrgen, Florence St. Rd. Frank L. Woodruff's Subdv Holcame, Irene Freshsur I William L. Price to Jesse S. Hays I wi Nancy of Linde S Sent.. $1,500. Charles Gremlin & wi Maude to V W., LO, A. W. Beandali's Maps. Enter ISM i i ii... a a ci 01k Jesi1. ___ 12, Tier 1 A.C. Marthn Add to MNnslia$irvCorte cat Corp., saW, s1,o. Let 0 Wlva HUh , lice. silos. SIP Cede 7. HolUstur to Jane A. teHIrkkCii, Lot 3,11k D, Talmo • Un 2, $21,111 VOl Halimsit mdiii to Larry 0. Emory S. Denials & wt Mildred A. to Joseph F. Mwply Iwl Harriet, 0.tNuh&wl Dells R.,LOU,SIkLN Lot 5, Ilk D, Indian Hills, Un 4, on Isocites. sic . siups. Dedi Fed ___ U4,O. to Jasdns S. Gore, ___ Ralph W. Bowler I wi Rum C. to Un JI Sandilsest 51*. John 0. Vidtazone I we Ilvenly Norman H. Butt & wl Lois P., $ 4, Ilk 9, CaFTie Hill Un 4, ssue. L. to NOW L. jasisoKi & wi swn Ronald I. Sintaklger I wi Joinn N.. Let 7,51k B, Sweetwater COVS. to John P.kIUy&wfJo.nA.,Lolsi, $15,111 Donald V. "a bell I wi Mrls A. Hershel S. Halsey Iwi Wilma I. to A. to Rihnrt L. QuIgloy & wi Lois H. Sell, Lot lLQIndsq'vlliet$ts, J., Lot to Itansisid, Pull Add, 5100.101 Silty N Peirce to Edwin 0. DendIn Sr., . esbw Barrio I wi Brenda H., Lot U. lubdv, Un is. sm.ass. Countryside, sis.oso. Paul D. loller & f Shirley & to CrON Conty Coat?? to Irvin C. ROdney Slaugilor & we Kathy, L Sledheck & wl Mary, Lot 2, ia, Bk Is, Add, Watdlqnds Sic 4, $11,311 Jack W. Hoyt I wt Doris E. to Silver Lore & wi Jacobs to Francisco Nlvera.Rosado I wt Sandra J. KIN, S' of Lot O. P. Mavly Rivers, Let 3, Ilk A. Sum. Swipe Land Co Add to Black mirssl N, Sec 3, $4UI0. HImIlIOckI Earl Showers & wi Marion. N to Harry A. Derby I wi mci A. to Cla rence V. Pique. I *1 Nancy, William L. Rae I wi Patr icia A., I LclsI$IlLIlk*$.nlandeffie •It of Lot lSIWl$ltoI Lot 14. Ilk Suburb Reauftiut Sanford, $1415. C. English ist, Un 3.172.110. Bruce B. P. I wi Kath y J. to Thomas K. Ryan I WI ReBecca A. Antonio NIito,Un4.Bll4Il,Sayfre tO Jon D.T1IgIIIWILklND.,L VIII. 7. 010 S. frI MIII LM a LUWSt. UVIIU5 WV Wesimary Devid N.. PICkaId I Leslie J. Cartlege to Charles N. 1.yIa. I wi c to John a. Gill I James S. *ieut, Geraldine Lot . k 2. $bl Lots III 5* C. $inlands Springs, Tri,,.a Prit Amdsd piat, siee. HIneldI.CavsIyIwfAJIc.M.tg Southern I Wastern corp to Stephen W. Wolfram I WI es*a Exxon Enter., Lot 2.. Woodenldge N., Lot 411k B SuirmnhIrbul N, CS, the Springs, Un 3, 5114.100. Patrick F. Smith to Nebert I 514.110. . Jr. I Bernard H. Dempsey Slilmik & mold I. Sweater, Beg llsrrieen T. S1VIIINr 1. y to at NE Corner of Lot 1,11* A, Trim Alfred Hell & WI BirWra A., Lot 4. s,___ Dommerictm Woede, Un 1,O1AII. Brpanf N. Holland & Olivia I. Is (OCO) HiliR J. Slick & Peter S. Olivia I. Holland,1437 11sf 115ff Stock to Peter B. Stock, Lot 5,11k ut 4, PatiNa 14mb Sic ii, sue. N, Wide, Sec 7, s* John A. Holleway to John N. Nadir PlinhOS S. smith, A*Insmi I wt Rita N., Let 3.. (lie. Lot 15 Barclay Is Andna , Sec Add, the I in), In 12, BelAire, 143.500. , ., ,. . Idah o Fire? ig hters __ Get He o From BOIL, Idaho (UPI) — The control date, "a day on which aiiflyo(flrofighiegibsttljnethe we can r t -vi t Iwn. vest MostarCreek biaze for lldslsnotone ofthoeenresyou three weeks In Idaho's Primi. want to get hy on." live Ares finally got a break The Matter Creek Fire was from the weather and Is hopeful the lergoet burning In the West, It can get a handle on the flames having consumed more than by neat weekend. I6000 acres of timber and Scattered showers accom- brush. Some 130,000 acres of $lSflied by cooler temperatires Idaho fefton the fire ione Sunday, and have been blackened of gf mote rain was forecast for In . today. Firemen declare co'4alsineit of the i. W•'v• 'stopp.d A half of Inch of run fell on Mortar Creek — a welcome release to the 2,000 fireflgitera on the line. The weather had been hot and dry since the start of the blaze, Two other major central Idaho forest fires— one at Ship Island and the other at East Fork Kennaily Creek — were expected to be contained tonight. And officials said _____ Dick l4dt,aflre - th fir."s sar.ad But It won't boa in the - the flames In the rugged and rosdie central Idaho inctm- tans, add his men estimate the ..aa and timber lands was con. trailed Sunday night. Two scutiem Idaho grass fires, which consumed 14,000 acres during the weekend, also b. secure' 70.inhls plus perimeter would be lin ed "by early Aug. " "That doesn't mew the fire will be out," he said. "It means TAah. 6411111111P ti .hs.uf e Ittak ,I,i.l - LM'O0.1 " a i fl "haa.I "• _ 5Q1*fe'ElllS bISIS bySunday. i ' southeast edges of - In Row TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — cisahes erupted, a new real lOLfCes privately admitted the Several thousand Moslem mill, law wet into effect Providing militiamen were suspected of tarts armed with thés and jail terms of iç to tires yeses stealing 11lU0r from the em• knives stormed and seized the for josznaj1t convicted of bsuyand selling It on the black headquarters of a Marxist publishing Insults against the market. guerrilla coup today In ,the leaders of Iran's official rell. second consecutive day of gioni — Tihin, (tt1ntlJty, Guards firing their rifles and in leslie and Mercedes Political violence In Tehran. Judlasm aixi the Zoroastrian riding can swept through the tree. Th plIlij powered f and disarmed members of the In a aegierste development, ringed compound shortly before the embassy opened for the Fedayan Khalq guerrilla op day. An embassy spokesman at their headquarters in cot" They cry of the Americans In said none Tehran after a mel sctdfle. the compound was "taken Several persons were tgen hosts55 or maltreated." away by ambulance to be 'D.ath To treated for knife weu and Before Sunday's anti-censorother Injuries, revolutionary guards firing ship march got under way, the sefz of the Fedayen automatic rifles m leeps rightist militants par ked trucke headquarters followed dashes seized the U.S. Embassy from near the university filled with at Tehrm __ University Snday In Moslem guerrillas who had held Mones for tiee u weapons. whlch300peraonswerelnjured, it snce February. The ousted "Suddenly, there were stones critically, when Moslem .11 ovr" one witness rightists attacked demongra' çotç, h ad not harmed any said. "The sky was full of ____ Americans, but controlled them tots protesting press csieoj. ." ship access to and from the embassy A Western woman journalist _____ In today's attack on the pounds. was beaten and her audio Fedsyan headquarters, several It was unclear why the equipment taken by a soup of thousand militants blockaded revolutionary guards had men who diased her shouting roads and turned away traffic waited until Sunday to oet the "you filthy Imperialist Jour. from the central Tebran area. guerrillas, although Western nallsta." Then they marched Into the guerrilla headquarters and di.armed an imec1fIed number of Thousands the fedayan. of leftists and moderates, who gathered at Tehran University Sunday to protest agalet the closure of rlghtlsta armed with knives, rocks and bottles. The rightists Infiltrated the march from the university campus to Prime Minist er MIvll Riin'. ,,Nli'.a I.aa lung, "Down with corn. inwiken." They were answered with crie, of "death to laden" and "death to reaction." Iranian newspapers today said 15 people were treated for cuts, broken limba and bruises. The Baindad newspaper said som of the Injured were In We'Vestoppldtheflre'aspresd. Bid It won't be NC%re. There's . I .... By ELLIE GROSSMAN Special toThe Ifed available In standard puzzle can I do to make some money print, say, of Chagall's poster of piece of chipwood," he says, where the pieces are cut. There 16s20 Inches for $20; with him?" "Carmen" for the Metropolitan "and you wait 24 hours for it to are thousands of dies so you YORK (NEA) — "I 16x24 Inches for $24 — you just e Opera. Smash him to bits that th dry. Then the mounted print never get the shaped kill ed 'Im, I did!" cried Agatha slide off the Plexiglas cover public can reconstruct, he "The print gets glued to a goes into a die cuttim machine piece twice in onesame puzzle." Cranshaw, quite mad, quite and work the puzzle Inside decided. "I contacted the carefree and merry. "cog. against a Masonite backboard. Escher Foundation In bLhiey, I'd throttle the begger Amsterdam and got the If Cynthia wants to eat dinner, once more,- "For Allis turned to reproduce his work as you slide the Plexiglas back over me Spilsbury!" Ji gsaw puzzles. and move to the den. "One morning In 1707, Agatha When you and the puzzle are The foundation, and other had sat down in london's East 12:40 11:30 finished, you slide in artists whose work GallIn the top End to better herself. 0 CBS LATE MOVIE Go WHEEL OF FORTUNE section ofthe frame and bang a breaks up, get between 3 and 6 With her wages — she did For Broke" (1951) Van John. U FAMILY FEUD EVENI NG nail In the wall. And, when percent of the puzzle's "night work" — she'd bought a son. Lane Nakano. A World El) MISTER ROGERS (R) "White on White" begins to wholesale price, and everyone 6:00 War II lieutenant is assigned a new.fangled "dissected" ma AFTFRNOON (2)1)00 NEWS regiment comprised almost pall, you remove a comes out It and do fine. "We start with put out by John 5blUY, ff / UPON A CLASSIC 12:00 completely of Japanese-Amen. different puzzle In Its place. six Eschers," he says, ,,and 'Lorna Doone" Mrs. Ridd and "Engraver and Map Dissector PASSWORD PLUS (D cans. in Wood, In order to facilitate . One of the ones, Gallin hopes, now, with 12 Eschers, six Uncle Reuben each plan John's C4) THE YOUNG AND THE .1 the teaching of Geography" tIJ:ji7.' RESTLESS he began marketing through Chagalls, five Magrittes and love life; Lorna's dying uncle five Klimi,ts gives his blessing to her rala. (a German Splisbury was one of the first aj4 00 On NEWS G$lllfl5 Gallery three years ago tionship with John. (Part 6 of MORNING SESAME STREET (R) of the early ED 1s), plus some khmn jnga puszle IflSkltI when he tired of being sales 10) (R) according to "The Book of 12:30 manager for a women's Individual puzzles like Pompeii and King Th t's 6:30 NEWS burial mask, Firsts." 2) we 5:00 sportswear company. He'd do a million 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. dollars volume a (2) 112 NEC NEWS gatha had most "of 0 THE FBI done that for 10 years, had kind of ROW CU NEWS (4)0 cshntles of Wales in place 5:30 0 RYAN'S HOPE A Chagall picture puzzle from th e Gallins Gallery, of fallen Into It because the 0 was beginning on England 0 SUMMER SEMESTER garment center had always Those who sit up nights 0 VILLA ALEGRE (N) )2 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Ow Mile, who never minded 5:53 In his case, fine art puzzles Night;" Cynthia sweeps been part 01 his life, like his belaboring Gailin's black and 1:00 700 *ere he was going, rounded that retail everywhere, for "Autumn Sunset" off PTL CLUB (12) st In art, white or () (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES color conundrums are (2) TIC TAC DOUGH the table intere the corner.., (4) MIDDAY about $.00. 15 and MARY TYLER MOORE 50, he says. "We (4) 6:00 so she can eat dinner; or you "Then three years ago," he between -'Poor Agatha. Poor Alfie. 0 THE YOUNG AND THE (2) EARLY DAY "We developed the framing insert the final, 500th piece of says, "I was looking through an Included a questionnaire with Mary Is nominated for an RESTLESS award for a show she CRACKERBARREL (4) *y'd be alive today If she'd board because people do jigsaw "Mill on the Floes," and now M.C. Eacher book. He was in the thebeginning, puzzles a U ALL MY CHILDREN produced. 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 1*1 one of the puzzle framing puzzles on a kitchen or coffee what? Glue it together? To do Dutch artist EL) JULIA CHILD AND CON. and architect, a which is how we know. And 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Animal SUNRISE 0 lrde you can buy from people table," Gallin says. Naked, that, you usually get the puzzles PANY ESP' le' Elliot Gallin who unirxtlfled territory: Eli spills apart... have to take the pieces master of Illusion and poeple 6:25 0 JOKER'S WILD surrealism , who died In the as gifts." 1:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER iMnufactured jigsaw puzzles coddled eggs on "A Venetian (I2)TOThE POINT With the frame, which is early '70s, And I thought, what AS THE WORLD 0 What they get darts out 83 a MACNEIL I LEHRER 6:30 TURNS REPORT (4) KU'TANA EL) CROCKETTS VICTORY w iw 4,: 4*U..44z4I... sizes — . - . TONIGHT'S TV • . . . - - You Con DoItYourself . NEW YORK (NEA) (2) YOUNG PEOPLE'S 8PEOlAL "The Land, The Sea, The measuring. For one thing, - t Venetian canal scones, .., . ... - ': .1 .::.. :. - .0 ... - - I (1% ij'' fhkbig paint or & '. :r .I , ,,, , - ~ 4 ., .I . ~"V .; .,..,.a1 _- I ,-P .-" ..,- ,;1 ~ ; ] i 1 !" ., . " 4- 1~!41!~ I ." ., 41 41 . '.. _-11~:;LC.,..* ~1'0; . c .. ; . If . -s . :; :.' '..: •. •.' E=. 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Then your first sheet 15 UP omoot Follow _________ _____ - ft -E Ic, patting It down on the margin tO thS fl0Oi ______ .1 . f • V A inA 14 ' ' v :_ ' - '-.-#,:- 'p- -~- ~ * , ---'---. ev ------ - aide ,ho questions raised by the country' s biggest political (2) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERICA SI ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) r. . ____ ' ' 1!m I '.'I 's' landed In Peru, and with a tiny army, managed to destroy t he Incan empire. •W,W1 910 (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI OCBSNEW8 ' , . .--. -~ .., . . 44% •4•••• -. . -. • _ .. AND HIS MAGIC LA MP" "ALADDIN (MVWONp 11111111111111111111 SI ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) Hp 1752$ 222 121S 0:35 SATURDAY NIGHT 10,55 FEVER 1100 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Jennifer's childhood sweethead (Hoyt Axton) arrives in town with intentions of makIng her keep her one-time promise to marry him. (A) 'in --in_in 55t19athuiQ a series of skid : , AND GREASE 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (N) SI HODGEPODGE LODGE 1010 in, CLIP HERE While row stranglings. 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IatsiuIhe DEAR All?: 1 heps NONAMEPIZAJO 11 - 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN 5:00 THE BRADY BUNCH (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Wimsey to stay out of the IS HUE - tohu53233? a '. _________ - Iamahsm.l 400 8:00 • examined. )S MA8"H WII.D. WILD WORLD OP U____ MuROIR MOST ENGLISH Evening Iknajij 'Clouds 01 Witness' The • accused wwns Lord Peter ________ i,j I'l '. • thick walls. atamm,gIgt (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO EL) OVER EASY - ' I_ MtOII IMITII$5 (It Don't mouth, accunatian I my face tumid $1'JIOW takes your advise in boet red audletiiter.d and rogets —' ft r. - - 1. . . bS....... - sthould never put op wall coverings together y have a co - , •%55• experts say, married hang your shed from the top nszttothe one already the same procedure with the second sheet, only line it smack neat to the firM, on this this paper foro.J,Øy from the cuitir otto both aides. That .houkl prevent air hubblis, brA Utheyuinvehip The only time you start in die middle of a wall and work out is if you're haqfta g.oJ AM, the — .. ' • • You can jet worry about Pod •. .•. ~11 - . . . .. er,$dU411.U00s. 443$'ILIN.INSM. INis?s.?s1) 1uhuu1 ( • '' gondolisr's shy. of him during a low point In his sional and personal lives of surgeons Dr. James Duke of Houston. Texas and Dr. Rober t Simon of Reno, Nevada are wall and then cuts from on WaideltI.-so -- ' • f roll A, the second from roll B, the third from roll A, CA (2) (12) LIFELINE The profes- - (4) THE GONG SHOW o BEWITCHED Goldstein's cocky and insensi- • •; INsN1WNswjo,.j,Age. . • I. Y; bsfor sliand. DEAN ADDY: This is Is srUMPWt. call thsIady nd reacs Is $WMPED, ibs till her the ring was w'—'-g, cevsndtIii_Is. askI.ee ant ally, r5 w was -"--'-- it. .frumths hexeshur CAUTION 'is (1 't I& pealvs .r"-'—tal DEAR CAUTIOIJI: I Ii. ot shs±- d 10v* Ipil he ts &.5 i£ l. I I. 1 .t ',,, ,. r 4~ . tospóm '17 , '1 - r' r . -. U0110 W. __ ?.erTu.. . r., the psperwherethe coiling and, wall meet. Hold ft thereilk . a ruler and with a in i1oe. taut s _____blade am the WIN pspir. p1mb Un (oq your MR it you're rlmded) and psi it onto lbs wail to top to Don't overlap. For perfectly matched canal scenes, without nervous breakdown, the smart NM to do Is cut your sheets on the floor take nmdbft 24 Inches wide Called S 'metal stralitd edge" and jam It against 4:00 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. BOO Irregular margin spill over handed. (2) EMERGENCY ONEI , 'An Essay On Watergate" Moyers answers some of the complex moral and political inch area, Letting the right If you're right, you Next, - onto the next wall. Do In the spillage with your Straight edge and razor. What you've got left now Is a 12-Inch wide sheet. So m.aar 11 Inches new wells dropa plumb llne there and hang the sheet. Once you cut away the drip into the you've covered one whole SI SESAME STREET (R) 00000 MORNING FLORIDA a Hill" 0 IASEIAU. Regional coyerage of Pittsburgh Pirates at Philadelphia Phillies; another game to be announced. Review Your Clues Before You Accuse '1 4.$P*4OI6 lSilaaev MaN, $010 N.W. 10th $1. (0S4$IS.U$1)i4414 NW. UtI Lvi ''i' _t _ .' ' __•• ,I ., )4 1. 4k.,, -t -- just pull away the paper and smooth It outgein - , . , __ , I 't ti, . iSI? X. .~ 4'. 71 .. / ' - -._-.' . • .. M 1 c. ' ~ . - ç 4 .- string Maps jiggling, tell pit your ladder ----- - ii*r 4 ff-1~0 IU ., down from the ceiling RIbad,d people workbettirrjglttolsftaad vice YSt for 1IfIiI5 lbS experts say Next you do same • SMN.— S. lu4i*.lMStON4flSI SISUS. IMS S 1 SI ISM-7S7.M07) S I'$ Iff, U.S Ill • MS_ms I. 11*/$siu I INS IL_Iris SI - $N$N44$fli M 14 there. bcompindk1$oIk*smMdIaIngthsts,moIthIs.cco,'at -ill 00 .' .. .. .. . Patterned wall coverings give a room a customdesigned look with warmth and personality. This pattern by J. Josephson Is vinyl-coated for durability and ease of care, with a backing con. taming Kodel polyester for easy application. CD ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) PRAIRIE le. a , his Ing blindness to prevent,. parents from separating. (A) II.. (N) Hang the next sheet the diagonals to the left — and you've done the window and only have, say, 14 Inches 01 wall left. but your paper is 27 hxites wide. So measure that 14same way - 00000 MORNING AMERI. live teammates take advantage again. .: t-11r . sdgI . . : 10,000 S K N1Y t. ., I - I ____ 3:30 (J)OM'A"S"H(R) 7:25 (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Then cut away each triangle. You should by able to we the window _____ along the wall. When the of elk ______ 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA ___ g (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT (1) 0 FRIDAY MORNING CD 0 LTLE HOUSE ON ThE fit the paper snugly against the molding of the window. (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD 7:00 BURNETT AND S00 back each triangle and with the smoothin br ush 3 ______ (2)(12 )TODAY 2:30 6:55 Updike. (Part 2012) (RI RR Naturally,youcandeperidonusforthehlghestrateallowedon ItI ail of our savings Instrument ' k . 9.32% *. I _- -_ W1JM ON 1. ML CIATU (VICEPT 26 , ., I. _1 ~' ~~~ - ___ (Note guarontHd for d.po$Rs mods !::A1-';a through Aug 15) F,1iTr ___:ITA1 ;. ' 4.,:1 ~ __________ ' ,..j: . tX ' ;;;;ii Milli!~~i~; 11111111[oc— u' . -, Current Rate. __ - 11111111111111 1C ~, ., I . kN! t1 [Lki1 1. . , , ____ string as long as the wall Is high, put a weight on one end, chalk the string, climb the ldder at the pencil inaric, hold the string and let lbS wsllht drOP dz'MiM paper around the room, your gondola will Mop mateidag ther, bid wholl mike? Providing It's the rigid ., 1. . ,::. (2)OL 0 ED (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA SI DICK CAVETT Guest: John the window tots three triangles of paper. Pull ____ 1.____ The plumb line ritual pod. By Ow time you 26 week MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE . ,. J~ ,N - ',*" . .:' .. ....f U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR L1(12) THE DOCTORS ONE LIFE TO LIVE FLOWER SHOW 6:47 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS Joel Grey. another to the righthand bottom corner. That cuts _________ Harry to poll It taut and vier on it, sand the wall map it. The chalk will down. Than use a primer or leave a straight line wlIslze, which Is a powder or liquid thj "seals" ftagainst the wall. That Ibis Is where you wall and makes It align 'our first sheet of irresistible to the covering, so sg. covering, arse If you must or take Now find the most inyour sliest of wet wall conspicuous coiner In the covering and climb op the roam to Mast from. Where ladder again. You're going the long wall com• to work from tcp to boltcm. musical. with the short Align the shset a1 wsIde of tbscIoestls the If you're a person of means looking for the best and safest Investment, depend on us. Unlike other short term Investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate Is guaranteed and your deposit Is fully Insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. + 11 I wall. pasted or not — can be reinoed jet by pulling In case the gondolas start to get on your nerves. Neat, cover the floor and Prepare the walls with some kind words and a good going over. If there's #TE OF RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT. , ____ goes as follows: Call In mind before buying that dry drip paper — pre-Harry. Take a piece of ' window, mike a diagonal cut with a scissor to the top righithand corner of the window and .; ki 11 Children There" The compari. son of the lives of two very different youngsters contrasts the lifestyles on the seacoast and on the mainland. HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 FAMILY FEUD floats over the . 2:00 ED A.M. WEATHER FRIENDIS Guests: Cass Elliot. ____________ GARDEN 6:45 (1) Now, starting at the '." . I . ... ' from the corset and mast It with a pencil. That's where you'll drop a plumb line. You wait the extra Inch of paper to spill Into the corner onto the short directions. And keep in I ;, . '. ' - Incheslongerthanthe wail for spillover at the ceiling and the baseboard. Now, assume your wall covering is2?Inches wide. Measure both cases read the 0 " .. ,,. .04, each shed Should be 3 ;that's what this room needs, so you're going to put up wallpaper, A anap, say Industry experts. First multiply the width of each wall by h,I4, Thin divide by IS What you coin. op with Is how many rolls of wall covering you need. Some covering Is pre pasted, _____ some ian't, but In 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 7:30 Wallpapering W ithin Your Powers . ~, I , ~. , - - ___ lot 01 h@t fir. inside the perimeter 50 we'll dill have to go in and mop it op." Lalct* declined to predict a 0 Keep ing It All Together Can Be A Puzzle .. the Ayendegan newspaper, dhIlIedwIth analkrcrowdo1 .. . Monday, Aug. 13, lffl-1l Solution For Jigsaw Enthusiasts ..... were controlled Sunday. And on record. three weekend fires In Montana law um "Some 2 to were classified a coi.lned miles" of fire line miii still be and two other, controlle& built before Moda Creek can A burned-out wheel bearing critical condition. be contained. But, With good on a rparoSll freight train The inohe were broken op by fire fighting weather, his crews kicked oft a 3inile4ong gr revohdionary guards with tear hope to build major portion of fire near Ubby, Mont., late mod shots into the air. the line today along the essi and Saturday. Several hours before the ____ AOM3 ) :, Day Fascism' . - Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. .4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 Blest &awlag sponsored by Lagwood'Whter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce, 11 am. to 7 p.m., 1cpic Bank, SR 434, Winter Springs. Alfred J.Kepkartl wl Carol J.I Iran .. . M. L. Well & wi Jean J. to Jose Hits AjS ' ' — -i--- w-_-'n .1 I w .71 . i - 4,12" . .. . :1 .1 , , , - - F41 — LIM r, ?~! . .t - _ . Ml— -' 2 s" TT.T::::: T:T::.T: -w - _ — ' ": �/ - ' . - V • pa' v • I • .. •Vr . - . . . - . * - - - - F-- Ml.y.A.13,1,7, I: k I, ru e Legal Notice I I • I W,\SIIINGTON (UPI) - The U.S. Justice Depedinent tjg thddcd to (lie a police brutality suit against Philadelphia, sources dedthedC0(flanefltfOrhIIfl$eIf,Otherthantocallthe,ujt flOt available for summer, UdIngstKthp The unprecedented civil suit was expected to charge p, of IflIVld1*l3bypOliCe office i, pro oked Bell's pailon lfnt.ereg In the pioblein. deiphla's police department with syjfl ,IaaAA.l " brutality and other clvii rights abuses by not punlng Citileiul voics from Philadelphia sod later with " lIcrous' ..&l III k. iii..j t a titata re' • iui Wi IUIJU&I0I1 W:u a zua UI U.. .flrIc5 VWL M" In I huladeiphia, culminating eight months of "Papers will be flied In Philadelphia tomorrow nwnI,w" A(UUSOII told upi ' 'I many ouervers .consider the police brigailty p1L1 j Philadelphia the worst of any city in the cow*ry. -, Sources said Attorney General Griffin nn PIIPY3IUUY * , £ $PPI'OYU . In ner V - . r , r ,,, a WASIUNG1 ON ([WI) - ,, f: .- : * r- Mondale cotninittee, readying -*- -* - i ii . iiir ' -' - ugus congress ann hisenergy package, sadie give recess, plans to embark Friday his popularity polls a eliot In the at St. Paul, Mimi., on a week. arm. t'pa. ata.Ii, iii. Ion Mississi I River 1ourne Ii.. aboard the Delta Queen for a made five major foreign working vacation with his Joucneys abroad, has spent LONOW000,PL.ORIDA NOTICEOFFUILICHEARINOTO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE, -- -. -- - ---- ' ____________________________________________er' ISOflars OS, rOUnu Supermarket help. Must be experienced. Stockmen, cashiers, meat cutters. Apply in person. Food Barn, 25th & Park. fr ...d- - some 15 weekends, Indiadjag -- ;_ The colorful trip on the the current one, at Camp historic paddlewheel, which David, and spent nesrly two - 1tnake :rPS In 'onsm, own anPrL W * bofore winding up in St. Louis, "domestic sWTUflIt." was expected to draw crowds In addition, the psesidusit has -- I lhekittka• (hi Sa"da" ,, paval.,lhu . "j I ' Ii.lt,wi u.vr there probably will be a er to 22 cIties arossud the celebration aboard the boat to country, with only a few of the mark Husalynn Carter's 52nd tripe labeled "pt'11"i,el" — a birthday. that would - * Carter has made several thedesipatlon Democratic N$Icsial corn. I -- £1. I -moves - 6S L. ew Wvc., £16 uuw. PUK11I&bISCIbIflSt mad FI$hUf • . JIMMY CARTER that he would his first year in oIce. But he not take a trip abroad during b,oke that çlidg.. 1W 0W IXPSIIIS. laity - - _______ - II LI S uuWt tI PlId(Ud y - _____ a(kfllflidratlon in his - -- $óeliteie -. ' Found mIxed breed male, blonde short hair, med. size. Vicinity of Summerlln Ave. Seminole County Humane SocIety. 323$613. 4. ') * - -, - - am. - '- - TALLAHASSEE, FIn, (UPI) settings, conservation may win, to blajuly 17 call andtw'ned -- - -: JU Id CIEC I I AN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 794$.CA 59k £1 "N T Cvrvirvw ULLETIN ARE - CI. ASSIFIEDAD TER SAR E EVEN BET Saturday in Sanford - Begin. ning June 2. Sanford Early Chuldcare Thn to Eat ,_______________________ beef rk fi mit • a a ' ams ort.on ______________________ Il—instructions .aiiI ayi. wa. anything Is making a , , w Ia. winter temperature a- nice, but if there, butwe can't prove it," he The goal Floridians nudge their thernio. said. "People are more and is $ degrees. Plaintiff, ' stats toward the 78-degree more conscious about what It's Truss reported, however, TRADITION, INC., it ii mark, It's the money they will costlngforalrconditionlngand that TECOs sales decline the Defendants. save. lt'scostlngmor,becauseo(ths flritslzmosdbsrnlgl4bsoif.,e, Utility spokessnen around the oil," he said. noth,gtctaldpvtw4in.d$ pu tFlnaJ,mw" state say lii too early to tell if Moray too Is whit Greg percoatderingantmusuafiylM Foreclosure entered In me above 8U oil will be saved by higher miss sites or any decreases jg ssWitiedCauselnffilClrciaftCsj,$of temperature settings, but note recorded by Tampa Electric Uk. the other,, he said Its demand per customer seems to Ca. ciatomirs, tosih to estimate how the 7$ at public auc$I.r, to tfe be slowing. "Sevsssty.elght degrees Is a degree program Is working biddar for cash it me Westhighest Front Creative ExpressIon "Demand for oil is do f fodable hid samumleal deer of NIl CSWttisuse 11 the City $ am 3•5• fl what It was a year ago," says sitting," he said. "Efforts of .Igtth tç all the time. Scott Harringtcn of Gulf Power our cMioaisrs to consarve are 'We imw ow cMiomers am Corp. In Pensacola. "We've benefiting t.a, making effodstocuuaervi, r'. been promoting energy Truss reported TECO u it's really Jlcult to say how servatlon for quite a while." perlesic.d al pabst decline in many of o customers ore Harrington said the deop isa total Miss 1ng the tIM Is sottleg thurmoitati it 71" st& uni.r 1 percent, bid month of itil — bit sililbited Funds Power (npsratlss's points out Gulf Power has been that showing pihuuly tO Bill J'J1UWJII said customer ' signing catot warmer whiter sad cooler show peopl, are mire , if ii:ø'X 39.1919. thaI CiVII1 911c1l if 5l ________ ' ' - -' (SEAL) A$NIW N. IickWNlt, Jr. ClerkWffie CircuIt Cpurl AN ORDINANCE OP THE CI MU MARY LISNING THE MUNICIPAL SUbSET FOR THE Ciip FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1999 THROUGH 1* REPEALING CONFLICT NIRIWITH, SIVIRASILITY AND - year limg, meaning lndjvlduaj spring than the Tan. as'ia sticin t . isse is dawn. exparlenceil in 117$. are cemerelag becae Dave Wolverton, spokennan (he pul,l, cs to bat"4cat,dthu,,'sa, way to Publish: Augiad , , for Florida Power & Ligid, the 411,111 barrels atoll pus dey, in tell vhit that's si4k total DSMI3 dates largest utility, said even what the (tur adsilnidrmlss dpRw4, with citoener eating iç 'proJ.d,d the_'- would be "* will take a ye.' or CII a,iss - - AcoyifseIdOrdallfIeavaie, ofmecC so me City if Lake Mary. Fiends, ten all psr deotrng s gei,i sarni. 1Nrthe WUed bVNSI fir ffii City if Lake Mary, - - '- much of the savings brougid If all eusnuIbrclM aId nidur be8stsyoscai deaw any lines," about by higher thunflicutat UMitthlycIdemamr:-Iii4 he Mid. - I -. PROPOSED IUDGIT FOR 9994gse CITY OP LAKE MARY, PLOR IDA flmsm$ - -, , - . . UNITED . MONT. -:- 'Oupsrtee.mi ____ ,°(A, JIJ, OF LO so.sia AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 143, - • .psaietiei sswi,,j Department GRANVILLE S EUSANKI, aIc sad ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL IIIVICIBOP PLORlDArINC . * I - I a or"ea" I - t, a • I - By DHZ WJLU4I V J' rIng to p kl-ljnr ___ NITIcIIP - POSICLSINIU$Ma -. * ____ s1.4.se V - - - • CITY OP LONOW000, FLORIDA, ___ - •.. - RitehrWg?ysi ZONING DISTRICT ,, provisionss Opportunity, and psy , established of i,less must be paid on thu ject :OT:::4'': Previous s.I.s cx. ir plus commis. 0 slon with full $Enterprisss will corn. f• Apply ::Ifl person b and will not be dlscnlmlnat.d agaksst on me , Ronheck, Advertising Director - INC. REAL1 OR' S 339050 3390500 E. IItamonte Dr. Easy maintenance (or this 3 IN, 1 S for 137.900. 511.000 Iwo. no qualifying or VA or EHA. - j ,, Iho v1 , with a cudlatu,y tdsd it ?., Ba p •W*,ellunfo,eaigepo seNrv !!U t - •. _ ___ Is Semisefo - - -, - j-,:; : .- -. . . Ulk.S Inofr'---IN Eatlald lbs Supids betUtdi(tiI4.ng tried hiasioli ilth A elu with a bsk ,ltsatei ekstMIui in * Ho*ahouta4lR,I I,oId.rheme as Msllonvlile Ave., 3 garages. fenced ho yd., fruit trees & ___ .-. :•• . . .•- * ______ . 4*11 ' N - '• - .,,;. LdTP.alakILUCLAU.$ ?I* -. - .. , Csupsl ' ____ - DISTRICTS AND BY SPECIAL bids In rmesi.s to Wile IrivftaI -sill 00 be discriminated NNP CONFLICTS, SIVENABILITY, 5= AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Inasr.tlene,.st -__ PlenfIrit .WthlPlocotYea,s;mt :. - Sanford. Florida - ___ _ - I £.isI "tics "V . Immaculate 4 SR. 2 B, 2 car garage ww carpet, C NSA. fenced ho yt 552.950. cNIu __ ier mollvatid 2 BR 1 S. carper?, dun w-wut bar, oot.ks kit. 133,500. Zoned commercial— 100 "! lanlerd Ave. 510.311.. T i !•'_" **i' iN* Jul : U I I.. •1 - • ..!1* l W .., — I -- 1C '?' __ -- . A9 if No ford's (best sedlo.i, Is oeily 6 yr. old. 1k33 poll *1250 ciii deck 4 BR Is Ideal fir rec. mm. I bike to golf cowsi. 509,100. W1fl5 5Wlini NOW shall e i.*beom ALL FLORIDA SIALTY , OF UNFOlD 11*LTO eBc1,rcJI sUv a. Glurmifa,ej j IllS UI - - • 1 -. •' .• • •• • I • S _7 - - .'.—.- a 'I ____ -, -. Ii __ rIii.!iI j_u -' rirn*- ri.r " ___________________________________________ - . -. - . ' - . • • • ,._ I ' • • -..':. ! '.' 'rj,1 , * - ., - I PublA5119, 11's a. '.. ' a:unswt -, - . ' 9999 . I . ; :'_14::t, __ *1 hI! •- , i • I 1punJp,a— I1I--r-1wtuLinslp ,-- 1_ — I ' •.. -. I , %' .' - ' ' - • * -.- ------- - I or MORTGAGES. R. Leqg, LIc. Mtg. Broker. - 821 No. 40 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. - MLS Night - - .' - NepIss,ssJans & trade.lns. Iroihers ZigZag, sails.. Rig. pric, $199.95 assume balanCe of $71. Singer Zig-Zag Touch S Sew, Bag. price 5309,15 assume balance of 119.11 TeilsIbe color TV te In. with remote citi'sI, pay balance of $115. J. C. finely 25 in. color fleer mol, pay balance of 000. See at Sw*rd $ewln Custer, Sanford Plea. Pits credit manager 3321431. - __ Or.NY$linedace hIs 3 SR. 1 hIlhlismeuel.reslst,qulotbut lo shopping. NOW ONly Wow Orak me Car keys RIS.RIiIIIIlshISUr N301uteastve. J-. AN.*NS. 31Id' _____ -- ITIaN.R JATEMAN REALTY -. ' ___ - - - IM'Qa *•ici *.iNi 91ruw 563.743 'BACK TO' SCHOOL SPECIAL *LIKE THE COUNTRY? 9+ WSI505N*w#*li31*. 1½ S. marty new mobile home. ___ ______ Lawn Maintenance a Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri. cat, Plumbing Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 6716294. Certified Lawn a. Landscapo FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 321-0098 323-8719 Lfr., Bonded S Ins. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Ffa, 32771 Lawn Service Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. 61—Building Materials SEARS, Sanford 333-1771 ROOF TRUSSES Appliances We have several sties of trusses --.w General LandscapIng. RO specialists, top soil & lilt dirt, sod laying & free tri,nn,iiw, 323-2941. —aLy am.i Alan's Appliances Yard debris, Trash ApplIances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-537% --I Beauty Care Lawnmower s-ales 8. service. We sell the best 1 service the rest. Western Auto 301W. 1st St. Ught Hauling Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed. 323-0039 Dish Gardens, foliage, cactus, Eplscia, hanoino baskets. Redlon Nursery, 420 S. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. 323-5614. Csran,IcilIs - Ceramic Tile Repairs Residential & Commercial Free Est. 1k. )0 pcI. diSc. to Sr Cit. 339 6066, 668 8335. B&E Painting, interior- exter ioa, pressure cleaning, roof coatinq. Satisfaction guaranteed before payment. 322-7137 alter 6 p_In 095-9503; aft6 8301513 German Short-haired pointer puppies AKC from hunting 1 field trial stock. 321•05SI. Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classlfleds are loaded with good buy for you. A&B Painting Int 1 Ext Resi. S 322 0182 9 9 Picture Perfect Ext. Paintinq MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yr-s. Exp. s9ss FILL DIRT STOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & HIrt 323 7510 4' Boa Constrictor $60 323.3950 Painting. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Noo4 519E. 1st St., 33.5742 377.4401 Painting & Repair essmaklng Sgt. Peppers Painting Scrv;c Alterations. Dressmaln4 Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Custom Painting 8. detail trim. Free Est. 323)704, - Photographic - - Pro.k.S $1t9S pr ARMY.NAvy SURPLUS 31I$osforlAv, 303.5791 - -- ANIMAL HAVEN Dog 1. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady insIde kennels, screened Shih.T.Zu UKC, 6am. old. $123 Call 322-0957 Welboidts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair service, 322-6101. Plastering outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5752, AQHA Gelding "Chlcacsaw PrInt" 15.3 hands, eXI. youth show horse, tap pertorm In traIl, western & English Mr. umanship. Over 501st ptace In local & AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 322-00)9. 6$—Wanted to5uy BPLASHI FLASHI W.GaradtWhIe Rig, Real Es$a*S,eku JOHN K RIDER ASIOC. .117W. Csmm11ie$ fthoss3fl4SS1,$iiJii4 - Air Conditioning river 1 boatIng experience. Please call alter 6p.m. 371-0937. G—soaIansous for Sals eWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 hi. 2 1 ranch style home, list listed. Situated en car lot, tusk landscaping. 549*. Call today 'era-. HiI.lI UNily 3n.5774 Day' WILL BUY EXISTING IöI $ 2nd REALTOR 322-4000 MLS _________________________ MINTARY I BR, 2 B, new roof, potli, sc Perth 5 drapes. Call - ,tqday,.$ists believe. P1,111. YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSE8OAT? One week In Sept. or early Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the Intarior.Extericc Plastering Licensed 1 Bonded Call 322-3700 l- - aboa'n uu&t WALK TO IDYLLWILDI ELE. 21441. Fruuicli Ave. 321.0031,3337173.3031719 FNr.da M Will 11 Not 1911 msdvallid 4 SI, 45. suif 111S5. lahldri sardun , Iwm LN 5 OIj-9N a ifWp. ON y Ore UALTOS 0. JOHNNY WALKER - ___ 66—Horses. REAL ISTATE INC. 3324507 Att.5322.1111 BEAUTIFUL LOT in prestigious Dellens Estates. Many shade tries make perfect Fl. sitting. i.e now, $13,150. soc. REALTOR. Get Cash Buyers for a small Investment, Place a low coot classified ad for results. 322-261) or 131.999). - in Oehary 3 SR. 2 bath block home Cintral N&A. w-w carpet, screasid perch, sodded yard, paved street $ Much More. $0 pc? assumable mortgage. $37,,.. LOCH ARSON cust 4.2 In See. AUOCIAT1SNUDID ____ ____ ? ALAI?*ATIS$SViNUI: REAL. ESTATE ____ Losing your home S credit? I will catch up back payments 1 buy equity. 372 0216. HIGH & DRY _____ extra let for only $35151 47—Real Estate Wanted qualified buyer. $32,000 to DUPLEX GUADRAPLEX bulldin site. Corner lot shaded a cone. located near schools 5 ihogslni. 112,115. - Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 21906 135,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. ________________________ GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. Mint cond. 2 BR near hoop. & shopping. Lake hiking near by. Hobby rm., neat $ clean. $31100. - 65—Pets-Supplies New 235 Homes. 1 pet. Interest to - 339O50 339- 4S#—Otof Slati Rd.2 SR,1 B. 322-5335, aft 2p.m. Owner will finance. _____________________ _________ 542.900. E-Altamonte Dr. House for sale: 109 Country Club INC. REALTOR 323-7532 322 -ot12, 322-7177 Needa4SR, 2 Ii Carport, fenced yd., nicely landscaped, C NSA. w-w carpet. Good location. )OtWdj - '68 Cadillac Convertible, S2,50 4:10-7:30 p.m., or all ct,,y Sin day. Call 323-2980, or sen at d I Short St., Lk. Mary. 1,, REALTOR, 322-7495 REAL1OR' 3 BR, 1.3 bath, split plan. $32,500. William Mallczowskl Realtor 322.7903. 117W. 19th St. 3226427 - - - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7110 62—Lawn-Garden Hwy 436. $19,900. Room for a growing tamIly. 4 BR, 2 B, FR, lots of storage space. 1001 Palmetto Ave. $35000. I REAL ESTATE By Owner wood frame 3 BR, 1 1910 Mercury Marquis $300 78—Motorcycles Information, Call 131-6290. ALTAMONTE-Lot 100x114 plus CB Bldg. zoned commercial. Off brick coost. on corner lot. Fenced, Only 7 yrs old. $26,500. cars, trucks & heavy equipment :122.39,0 'KENMREWASHER - Parts, Service. Used MachInes. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 CaliBart before school. A sleeper at $25,300 with 1 yr. warranty. 8 AMC Sta. Wgn., 6 cyl.. ,uto., good cond. Econ. trans. Asking $750. After 6 p.m. 322-6087. Icc sale at discount prices. For LET'sDEALNOW Immaculale 3 Bdrm., I Bath doll house ready for new owners. Present owners moving west HAL COLBERT, REALTY' - c EweI Hresdd or trade. bath, 2 large screened porches. refinished woodwork & floors. tireplace, wooded lot, $61,500. 331.46*2, after 3:30. 41—Houses - ___ ::'r'maucIlMaiarine in IIe,Mgy lb. lr*ctU. utdk jIu,,u - workshop. $25,900. 1415 Valencla Ct. 3 BR, P/i bath, 4 Cadillac El Dorado 62,000 in. Full power. Air cond. AM FM t tract, cruise Control, ncedS paint. 51300. 830 0840, Call Carl Harris at Lakefront lot in Casselberry. 100' frontage on Seminole Blvd. Asking 5)4,950 with good terms - 74337 S. French (17 92) Sanford - 77—Junk Cars RerncVed bwI.l--, ItI3I' S2—AppIlanes INC. REALTORS $306133 or 339-4711 eves. The Real Estate Agency 20 lots Zoned Residential sizes start at 71* 100, prkn start at $1711 High $*y, you deWtnoed a bout. xoradiIerigmn ERECTION, AND MAINTINAISCI ___ new and athi.rtls.rs. A groat futur, for a self-start. - that In any contract enterid1 Bdrm., Din. Rm., Fam. Rm. fenced; 'Partially 12x20 ((((IiI)))) Clean. Red ml. WhitC' $500 CASH. 322 6230. 323 tIranO New tnterspring Bedding ' price. Sanford Furniture Sal. vage, 17-92 5. of Sanford 322-1721_ FORREST GREENE LAKEMARY Fa,it trees galore on 3 lots, 3 lercury Comet 1966? tlr. sedan, 6 cyl., Aulo, Pt,, P11 Y- OR' I - Top Dollar Paid for bunk & used Lk. Front wooded. $500,000. Inc., Realtors 31A—Diplexes 701 5)4g. Lake Markham Rd. near Lii. Sylvan, 60 acres, 20 acres already platted. Over 1600' of Won't last Ill Better call. ______ Aitamcrate springs 1 BR Duplex turn., $300 mo. An aggressive salosper son Is nieded for es and service' of [H 322-9283 JUST LISTED 323 3321 Is I. lid for requiringa Base Bid and Unit Price Bids. Cads bidder Is required to bid CfliBisl Skand eah Unit Price. 43—Lots.Acreage Stone Island Area 3 beautiful wooded lots. Over ½ acre. Enterprise and Huffman Rd. Priced at only $5,000 and $9,000. REALTY WORLD. Clean furnished 1st floor Apt.. Private entrance, adults only, no pets. 1004 Palmetto. - d :achIdb. required to furnish arid pay for satlafactory performance and CREATION OF NEW. ZONING DI$TrnCTL AND RYTNI 5100*10 - 1 BR executive decorator fur. nished Condo. Pool, club house, cable TV. Everything furnished Inc dlshes& lInens. 1130 wk., $100 mo. + tax. 322.7991. ..7,$1SO VA& FHAFinanclnd _________________________ LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT? House I. Garage Apt. good location. $32,300. - Pursuant to this advsvtlseen.,w, ANTICIPATUDRIVINVI - ' the City Commissle will hold a PUblic hearing s. sesct. 0rdlnance No. w, entitled: * *SI. - of, read aD our want ads day. I 24 HOUR - LIKE NEW 3 BR home w-C NSA, tastefully decorated. Deltona area. Priced right at $35,500. Ave. If you are having difficulty finding a I l,toUvs, car to dr vhe. I a MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SSisOrIeqloQ,. ,.,, $44600 to $16,000 fl34fl IMMACULATE 2 or 3 BR home located in a quIet neighborhood will go FHA or VA. $34,500. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Mechanic or trainee for VW's, S day Wk.. Paid holidays, fringe $200 to $300 to start ending on exp. 3393962. Avi. House for Sale. Best Buy — Call local 64I4O39 for Information or 904775540 Apts. tor SenIOr Citizens. Down. lakefront. . Cig. eeu Isus. $eilsq 11111..Osc 3rn—Apartments Furnished Uflhlty person Apply in person Holiday lam of Sanford on the See our beautiful new BROAD. Grovevl.w Subdivision Lake Mary Blvd. 3 ml. B. otI.4. Open Sal. 5, Sun. S Ia S PM 3&IBR models 3GApartments Ururnlshed th LONswo, FLORIDA NOTICIOPPURLICHEARIPOOTO CONSIDER ADOPT ION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE HERESY GIVEN by NIALTOS $600 323 8561 BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto 530 Call 372 621 322 1160 10 Pc, LR Pit Group, $555. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11-92 So. of Sanford. 322 872) Homes 1976 Coachman 5th whcei. Low mileage. A-i Condition. Call DeBary 904-7751279. RIALTY i. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airpo* Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call 323-1570 MarIner's Vli!ge. Evening cook. Apply In person Holiday Inn of Sanford on the lakefront. 42—Mobile 101111'S -. 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults only, dire and acceptable sureties in an amount equal to Spur clot of the bid - -_-_ - OPEN HOUSE Sanford 4557 or 644.3019. Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot oi our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Mcdel Inc., Realtor 614 3011, REALTOR ML 73 6061 or eves. 323 0517 3 choice lots ready to build on In Deltona. $5000 for all. Call 322.2ét. power. VA.F HA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment '72 Ford Ranhern Lk. Mary. 51—Household Goods William Maliciows-ki Realtor 322-1983, M. Unsworth Realty Duplex (2) 2 BR units turn. & rented $23,900. Only $1000 down. Owner will hold. 3005. Oak 841-755). _• ___________________ 2565 Sleeping rooms with kitchen privileges. References requIred. Sell AvoflGT INFLATION 3 BR, 1.5 bath, split plan $32,500. 1977 AMC Gremlin Auto, A C. PS. Like ncv 52200. 323 7601 1968 Scotty Camper, $1100. 4:301:30P.M. or all day Sunday. Call 323 2980, or see at 284 Short St., - our lot Or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 2351 245 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, gr"en house. 1700 sq ft living area, $59,500. Terms. Weekly I. monthly rates. Inquire LPN,PWltime$parttlme. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Center 99 5. )sd St. - Build to Suit REALTORS [j PARK Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Lf - - - Vant Ads Get People Toeth.'r Those Buying AnJ Those Scull; 322 2611 or 531 9993. 75—Recreational Vehicles 41—Houses 41—Houses ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 29—Rooms 323.5512 - Daytona Beach, will ibId public AUTO AUCTION cvt'ry Tuesday & Saturday at 7-) ?? the only one In Florida YOI, c-t the reserved price. Call 904 ?Y 8311 for further details Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want Ad way. The magic number is 3227811 or 831-9993. - ------- Wy 97, 1 mile west of Spet'th.iv. For Estate Commercial & ReSI dential Auctions 8. Appraisals Call Dell's Auction, 373 5670 _______________________________ "Yeah, and while he's in a joggi ng mood, I wish he'd jo9 his memory about the twent bucks he owes me!" 6? In or RI: DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 1215 S. French 323.7349 for BargaIns. 2621 S. Sanford Ave., 322-1491. Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30. 322-2420 lUST MAIE PAYMENTs '75 models. Call 3)9 9RX) 1605 (Dealer). SANFORD AUCTION Dinettes Irom $35 to $105. Hurry Sanford's Sales Leader 323.5176 Experienced maintenance supr. !?'t!° : - - ____ _____ ___________ • '5 ;,RIE LAKE PARK, s.mineie CIUIWY marie., accwotl19 to Pta? thereof 1505(114 In Pill Balk 7 M SI• W if - * - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANVONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it __________________ - - $29,500! 80—Autàs for S.ile -- chairs, Lots of nice clean fur fliture. VISA-MASTER CHARGE CASH DOOR PRIZE For Sale used, some new, uniforms of all types. Good all cotton rags, boxed or loose. Sanford Dry Cleaners, 113 Palmetto Ave. Super starter homel Just 912 French Ave. (Corner 10th & French) 904-715-3583 Rogers isii Silverware with case Value $250, sell for $100 323-7894 ONE OF A KIND 2 BR, 1 bath 'home in quiet neighborhood! -- Assorted desks, chests, dressers. BR & DR suites. Couches S 5 pc. LR Suite-Sofa, Loveseat. Chair, Ottoman 8. Recliner All for $399. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322-8721. $31,900! ******** totime untIl final action Is taken by once lads *11k for four (4) con Florida In accordance with the the City Commission. sscvtive willis In the Evening provisions of the Fictitious Name Sanford, Florida at which time and placeaIlbldswIilbepubIIclyoPflld Acopyofthepsopgaid Ordinance Herald, Sanford, Florida. Statutis, To•Wlt: Section 563.09 and read aloud. ispostedat theClty Hall, LoniweU, WITNESS my hand and seal of Florida Statutes 1957.; Proposed forms or contract do. Florida, and copies are on (lie with said Court on thIs 27th day of July, 51g. Richard Duchalne cuments, Including plans and spe. me Clerk of the City and same may 1979 Leo Duchaine Ui ti I t ff1 be Inspected by the public. (SEAL) Publish: August 13, 20, 27, Sep. of the Housing Author tyo the City DATED THIS SINI day of July, timber 3. 1979 Arthur H. Ieckwlth, ar. of Sanford, Florida, Administration A.D.,1979. Martin CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DEM41 Building, Castle Brewer Court, CItY cl.IsI it me COU:; June I. Curtis tm1flhl,DraQiih FICTITIOUSNMIE City of Longwogd, Deputy Clerk 4Oticeishersbyglventhetw,.r, Associates, Architects, Planners PubiliPi: July30, August 6, 13. 20, engegidinbusene, P.O. Box Inc., Sanford Atlantic Bank bililsA 13 30.1979 Maitland, Florida 32751 SemInole BuHfflng.S*IU.400,P.O, Drawer 931, M.N Fiord rider the fictitious Cople of th, documents may be obtained by depositing $25.00 with TRACTING, and that we lntind register said name with the Clirk of I JsC,th the Circut Court ulviuw ninols County. will be refunded to each pershe pro5s me Fictitious Name returns the plans, specifications and CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLoRlD* Statutes. To.Wtt: Section , Other documents in good condition Florida Statutes 1957. ,, ,saup, , ,. ,, ,,,, A CthIfisd1'5ChsCk . David Mckay NOTICE II HERESY GIVEN that fIts CIty Council of the City of payable to the Housing Authority of' Kenneth Lund Lak. Mary, Florida, will holds PvSIl Neerksg at 7:30 p.m., en August so, 1,,, Publish: August 13, 30, 37, Sep. the City of Sanford. Florida, U.S. NOIP consIder aIun , WINTER PARK FEDIRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, - Call 322-6643 appear and be heard with respect to you for the relief demanded In the SYSTEMS, and that we Intend to P.M., on the 20th day of August 1979, - KI d PUBLIC AUCTION• MON., AUG. 13,7 PM 9 It. glassed top display case 26 in. deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-92 So. of Sanford 3228721. plan, fenced, lots of storagel WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? ALL OVER TOWN! WHERE ARE YOU NOW? WITHOUT A JOB! WHERE AREYOU GOING? MA EMPLOYMENT STOP IN TODAY BE WORKING TOMOR ROW WE HAVE JOBS TO FIT THE NEED FOR YOUR FUTURE 6—Child Care ______________________ 904-736-6123 BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for ******** New flat bed, cxc. cond Low mi. aft. 5. 323 .1980 72—Auction Screened 5. Washed FAMILYS DELIGHT 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Sunlandl Split BR For a career In Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzlg 323.5324. '762 ton truck Cty. Approved for Drainfleld Central Contracting Inc. SUPER 4 BR, 2 bath, 2 story home on oak shaded loll Eat in kit., DR. Fe, & turn, upstairs staysi Wow, lust $42,500! ability.frlr,ge be!f its. - Bath tub regatta or whatever 3236728 ROC K ties! Only $32,900! Englns rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. only! Wages commnsurat, w. 1915 Ford P-U, 4 on the floor. F 150 super cab, $550 323 7361 2969. ATTRACTIVE 2 BR, 1 bath with 207' lake Irnntag.l Worksh, boathouse & add. guest faclii. Must have references Call 644.3295 ITTTS Antique Tub-good for King Size bed, box sprIngs 5. mattresses, steel frame, beautiful headboard, $50, 322- OVER 6 MILLION IN SALES IN 979 Live In housekeeper over 60 .est black, short hair dog, some white markings. Gone over week. Please call 322-6743. 71—Antiques SO—Miscellaneous for Sale REALTY LPN full time. Exp w-Florida lIcense. 4.12. 322-5566, Sanford Nursing & Cony, Center. a -- by Gill Fox STENSTROM Night cleaner. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanfont on the Dog, fern., wh I, blk mIxture, 11 Old 2 . $25 reward for return or II IJrmatlon. 3230996. - - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311-)15E. Fir-st St. 322-3627 lakefront. 3 or 4 yr. old German Sh fern., damaged ear tips LOflwood area s;oo 1309795 or 339.4533. - Inn, Sanford 323-6500 ___________________ Lt' 4 mo old black m I German Shherd last s Laurel Ave Name :KIn 332 6507 after S or l30•1942 a ________________________ ---- - SIDE GLANCES _______________________ 41—Houses Desk Cier-.full & part time. 1mm. empIoyrne, experience required, Apply In person Days _____________________ • - 18—Help Wanted Woman w-son would like toshareyourapt. 323-1565 CU)? SEMINOLE COUNTY, the City it Lonwood, p,a lurisdiction of the court, representative, or the venue or me City Commission will hold a FLORIDA ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND jurisdiction of the court. flc hearIng to nsWer enact. CASE NO. fl.13$.CA$14.k OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND mentofOrdlnanceNo.4M,entitled: GENERAL FlNANC. ' WILL BE FOREVER BARRED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY PORATION, Dateolth,iirstpublicationofthls WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Plaintiff, o LONOW000, FLORIDA, Noticeof Administration: August 6, Date of the first publication of AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 113 ' 1919. this Notice of Administration: aVW AIIOROINANCE PAULA.R000IOandTRI STATE OFSAI,.... , s Jamn. owe r. A g L 1919 IHENSIVE MOTOR TRANSIT COMPANY', a Richard Car I I OF THE foreign corporation, treR:res11ttat ZONING TH:Cop entative a,f CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, RUTH JENKINS SIMPSON the Estate of lAl NOTICE OF SUIT ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Deceased *1 TO: PAUL A. ROGGIO TERRITORY PROM REPRESENTATIVE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO $25 Wyinore Road i. Douglas Stenstrom of REPRESENTATIVE: PUBLIC UTILITiES DISTRICT: Altamordi Springs. Florida 1. HULEN RAY, ESQUIRE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED STENSTROM, DAVIS, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE P.O. Box 669 OR. thatacmplakwforRsplel,Inbefo,.e MCINTOSH P0 Se 1330& JULIAN DATE' REPEALING DeL d FlorIda 32120 DI N AN CCI I N CON FL I CT Judgment has been flied against you 5ani'd,FL 32771 Telephone: (904) 734.2606 and you are required to serve a C HUEWITH. Telephone: 305-322-2171 PublIsh: August 6, 13, 1979 PublIsh Aug. 6. 13, 1979 DEM.1S on INO P. OIKEOU, Commission will consIder sense for IAL.DWIN & $ DIKEOU, Attorneys ______________________ INVITATION TO BID final pawege e,* me at Law, 100 Highwey 1742, Fern The Housing AuthorIty 00 the City public hearing, whIch will be held In Park, FlorIda 33730, and file the FICTITIOUS NAME of Sanford, Florida will receive bids the CIty Hall it Lonwaod, FlorIda origInal with me Clerk of the above NotIce Is hereby given that we are for modernization and additions to on Monday, the 27th day of August, styled Court at me Seminole County engaged In business at 115-E Con' A.D.1919,itt$p.m.,irassen COuf*Sna,kntsq'd,FlorIda,onoc coed DI' Cassilberry Fla 32707 CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. 161 DAY CARE CENTER AND es ____ I U I I petItlin. security shall be described. The stated. lithe claim Is secured, the WITNE$lmyhandandtMlof claimant shall deliver sufficient securIty shall be described. The said on August 5, 1979. cop of the claim to the clerk to claimant Shall deliver sufficient (SEAL) enable the clerk to mail on. cop to copIes of the claim to the clerk to ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, JR., each personal representatIve. y enable the clerk to mall one copy to CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Allperlonsinterntedlnthee,tat, each personal representative. COUNT to whom a copy of this Notice of All persons interested In the estate By: Susan C. Tabor AdminIstration has been mailed are to whom a copy of this Notice ot Dspvy Clerk WITHIN required, THREE Administration has bean mailed are Publish: August 13, 30. 27, Sip. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF required, WITHIN THREE timber 3, 1919 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DEMI3 THISNOTICE,tofileanyoblectlons THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF _______________________ they may have that challenge the THISNOTICE,toflleanyoblectlons validity of the deciden$' will, the they may have that challenges the CITYOF _jç -. Ie - family. Linde N. City Clerk of fIts City of Longod. FlorIda. Publish Aug. 13, 1919 DEM.9 -, President Carter, still an his staff for the expected late. unannounced e didate for e fa.1 announcement of his election, will take the White decision to seek re.election. IlouseshoWon the road over the But In the tneasüne, he Will * next sevcra1weeks to build take"a number of " - support for his energy program tial trips with twin purposes: • - and his presidency. to irge the Mneifcso peom * - - fling top aides at .ouse an, on I I I, U I * AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST liv HELEN THOMAS Monday, Aug. 1),1919---iH IIUIIIIIIIRiit. TIME 10 TIME, 10 INCREASE STATUS: Foreign Division, the address of which Is dress Øf which Is Seminole County ALLOWABLE RATES CHARGED. All parties claiming lt*sNts by. mInoIe County Courthouse, North Courthouse, Probate Division. P.O. AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE throvalt. under or aQ$Ins? Palms. Park Ave., Sanford, FL 32711. The Drawer C, Sanford. Florida 327;; FOR FUTURE AMENDMENTS OP Inc.,a NiwMexico corporation, and p,r$oflai representative of the estate The personal representatIve of the SAID ORDINANCE, AS TO RATES foalI psrtlIs having or claIming to I$JAMESV.STOWELL,JR.,wtIOSI estate Is Richard Carl Schultz, ONLY. BY RESOLUTION. haveany right, titisor Interest In the address Is 101 Loch Arbor Court, wttoseaddress is 402 Satsuma Drive, cee'spi.cidonf,,f real property hereIn described. sanfont, FL 3277). The name and Sanford, Florida 32771. The name onJuly23197e,.ndffieCy YOU AU HERESY NOTIFIED it the personal r.pus.n and address of the personal CommIssIon will consider same for s o,,cjosa inor. attorney are set forth below, representative's attorney are set tativvs fInal oases, and adaption ittir the fgaqe on the fellewing real property All persons having claims or forth below. bIIchearInq,hwlllb.M1.din In loots Cosaity. Florida: demands against titS estate are having claIms or All the City Hall of Lingwsod, Florida, "WEKIVA HUNT CLUB" required, WITHIN THREE demands against the estate are on Monday, the 25th day of August, FOX HUNT SECTION 1, accordIng MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF required, WITHIN THREE A.D., 11t, at 7:30 p.m., orai IoO to the Pies thereof recorded In THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF thereafter as possible. At the Flit look IL PagIsas 79 ttWOUght . THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF milling Interislid partIes may Inclusive, Public Records of of the above court a written THIS NOTICE, tO file with the clerk appearandbeh.ardwlthm9.ctto Sentinels County. Florida. statement of any claim or demand of the above court a written the proposed OrdInance. This Pies been flied egalnet you and you they may have. Each claim must be statement of any claim or demand hearing may be continued from tInw rk'.4 tO copy ot your totlmeuntIIfIl adlus Is taken by wrmendefss, f any. to It on van In writing and must indicate the they may have. Each claIm must be be for the claim, the name and In writing and must Indicate the the CIty Commiselon. don $vg. Gay $ lurks, PA., at ress of the creditor or his agent basIs for the claIm, the name and A copy of the prsid Ordinance Post Off lox 793, Orlando, or attorney, and the amount address of the creditor or his agent Is postidat the City Halt, Loneweod, 3lJst, f. the original claimed. if the claim 5 not yet due, or attorney, and the amount Florida. and copies are on file with with the Clerkcof the abOve.ltyid the date when It will become due claimed. If the claim is not yet due, , reiear m. • ud1ce Departmeig'i special litigation cowsel, ensued. Thrasher was investigating the poulbllity of filing a suit alleging that the f..i ,h I II incidents wisPOIi Aaaa.,a...4 u.iu5,.iulfl to take y action against cers Involved In mis. duct. , been filed, but sources told IJPI thg No such suithasever before SWJ WU IVVIVWUI u aeizzsy us 11W15 eunuaF suits against the Cities of Memphis, Teon., and Houston. No firm decision has been reached, but lawsuits in th t IIL..I ew U1SIUU e..z u. Ou,..,wa uj ' UJ51Y ..su. procedures of Philadephia's police departjneig and other ag des. i Dill ii 1.1 t-L. 11 ii1iiifluL.J,uD, iipuiy mayor Tony Zecca quoted Mayor Frank fllzzo as saying of the suit, "We welcome It." pUS * make Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN THE CITYOP CIRCUIT COUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LON$W000,PLORJDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICEOFPUIUCHEA*iNGTO CIVIL ACTION NO. t$.14$.CA.i.P PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION CONSIDER ADOPTION OF MICO MORTGAGE CON. Pill Number 7.2S7.CP File Number fl.Ø1CP PONATION, PROPOSED ORDINANCE DlvIs*i DivIsion 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN RE: ESTATE OF Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by IN II: ESTATE OF ELSIE M. LINZ. the City of Longwoed, P$orI, thsf RUTH JENKINS SIMPSON thi CIty Commlslon will oWe SILLY JOE THOMPSON. it UX., it Deceased Deceased pa 11111119 tO ofl514f •••d •l• NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION NOTICEOPADMINISTRATION OrdnCsNo.4,on$ft$.d: TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Defind•nts. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO: Palms, Inc., Angelo Dii Frate, AENN:ORANV OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED SAIDORDINANCEPiO 31$ SEING R.gistsedAoent IN THE ESTATE: E E TATE TRUE NAM$: Palms, Inc. COMLY KN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CA IL EVI lION FRANCHISE DOMICLE: New MeXICO thai the administration of the estate that the adminIstratIon of the estate 1OPLO2 Ii5O4 _5,Iiva Is pending In th, dscss$id,FfliNurnber 7.2S1.CP.S Urer 791 , U SP11' Legal Notice Legal Notice PalNngs I Man, quality operas Ion lyre, exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 321.1321 PAINTING, CARPENTRY' CUSTOM CABINETS Free Es?. 3231* after 1:35 Custombuilt Iron work. WIndow guards, gates etc. - Martin's323.7u1,33,7693 S CUSTOM HOME SUILT -- ONics Cleaning REMODELING S REPAIR Cash 322.4132 Larry's MM?, 211 sasoert Ave. 1O, BALINT 5 ASSOC. 322.l1 INSULATION—Baft, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prIce. Call 3310539 or 904.1344705 collect. Buy 5 Sail, the fInest In used forniJure, R,frI., sieves, tools, Goodusidfurn, appliances, plumbing fixtures, bid. material. 332.* Custom Office Cleaning, cornmarcia), new cons? Licensed, bonded I insured. Quality service svsrytime. Ph. 323-0541 or 401904. Umiks Vinyl repair & recoloring MVeupt.Sipçt,00 rsugliefety chirt,. 0095117 Pronto Home Repair Electrical, pIumblg, painting. Careiitry. 302.1511 Wanted Appliance, repairable ceiditleps. Washers Rein., sic. KelloNs Auctien. 333.7001 Bu&n.ss,.. Dial 3222611 D( ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TepPriCeSPaid Used, any csnditlon 4445126 - 831-9993 1 I I: :-i. - •-,-... '':-' I - - _____ _________ _____ - - _____ - -- -- - - .- -- - ilL. 1 __ - V'uayllspir - WE SUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. oilers Salvage. 3321711. ) - . 11S. i L - - -- ..- .-. * - - ---- - - . . - 4 .- ,,! - I - j �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 � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 13, 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/13431668ec49b1b22c56ad43b066e0f3.pdf b594966702f2b315ea1dc0a8737acb54 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 265—Monday, June 25, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Truck in Accord Eases JW -quo- • :-. nil*r WhiriA" 4.d' ._ by Hal Kaufman e ino e -• The threat of gasoli ne shortages reaching a crisis level in Seminole County has been reduced as a result of an agreement reached by Guy. Bob Graham and striking truckers, count energy committee chairman JoAnn Blac kmon said tOday. "It looks like the situation in south Florida is going to improve and that should help the re of the state," Ms. Blackmon said today. The agreement reached by Graham and officials of independent truckers and three petroleum carrier companies calls for the allowanLe of a seven percent surcharge by haulers to help pay the cost of rising diesel fuel prices. The agreement also calls for the lifting of ce rt ain weight limits which have been a source of protest by truckers. Although the situation appears to be improving, Ms. Blac kmon said the co unty energy committee will still meet today at 3 p.m. to review contingency plans in the event fuel supplies become seriously curtailed. Ms. Blackmon noted that the agreement with the truckers made by Guy. Graham i1l nt be approved by the menibcrship of the Florida Independent Truckers Rights Association. ftc members were scheduled to vote on thematter this afternoon. The 12-member energy panel for Seminole County was assembled last month on the orders of (tot Graham 1 od4i% meeting will bt the first held by the committee. Chairman of ttie board of county commissioners Bob French said Friday that no fuel-saving measures would be put into effect until the t'otiiiitittt'e has met and reviewed all the options. Today's meeting, however, may be sparsely attended. Ms. Blac k mon said that as of 10 a.m., only four of the 12 niteiiihwm's indicated they would be in attendance. In addition to herself, those scheduled to be present intludi. Mt l in lh kit - .1 . • CRACK CODEI A four-word proverb Is presented here TDTD. First Ietten of each fourlitter grouping c.mprise the first word, second letters In code: FBFF AIM SNSN I.... compris. the second word, etc. How quickly can you decode the proverb's words? .,uu ss.a puq ss,, s.. if Sum Funi Challenge: Divide 100 into two parts so that a quarter of one exceeds a third of the other by 11. No fair peeking at answer below. 4 I . • / - It'saGast Unscramble letters lo form names of five different gases: 1. 0.0. Nyx. 2. Ned Horgy. 3. Mae Hint. 4. Toni Olin. S. Lad Chen. *City 1UtJ01113 5 U110J41N P IUIUIW C 'UIOOJPAH UI6AXo s . Limitsl Name a product from Erie. Erie. planes. From Sydney. Sydney beans. From Manila. Manila wafers. From Minsk. Mihsk.m.at. • - -• ALL IN A NUTSHELL Designs have been made that contain all - -. ' •:' - • - - - ofthi letters ofth. alphabet. Other do. purport to show all of the digits, 0 through 9. The figure - . i t. shown landing ona distant planet above, however, Is the ultimate in digests, for it contains all of the letters of the English alphabet as well as allot the Arabic numerals. Just for fun, take a pencil and we If you can find letters A to Z and numbers0 to nine. All are Included In one form or another, as DOUBLES MATCHI Tweet sight tennis players above look you will discover. enough alike to be twins. Which two? You decide. - -- - I signs - - ;. . : --. • -- ' . .: • -. n CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. PSMW $j WJy OitiSw $I 410(1 $SJ4$ .5 •$jj$I 40341W 'Iuisw 91 uua msjj, g 'Iuisow si suimuy 'I :111SX4jolotoo r t / / I H ORSE IS BUGGY ION RECEP T I t4 Yct AcAVC 1j)fl. NCO KNEW A GIMPL PRAMEC Cf 4i t4& 134 CCLS. MAT Pip H6 IX'AiJr H A P.w SM,,.,., LJMo1E FP4r AP W54W R A said fie is \ 99 tio-rcent, sure the üiuz' ill soon take t reatment Kulbes said Monday t h e for water in ike Mar',' is $9.60 . to use. Under the agreement ab, iC Oe 185 tig than twi'e th* $4 The F'res's MCI JU6M A I (MAY 90 SEEN AMFTA6 SUFM , .ATW I i4'M, ... I4CW pp rw e'rôp i115 1iM! AALL. NiAs .p a,, :Lre thi: rmt of the ii,ai;, Lake Mary utilities clerk, residents. however, the average charge Kuibes said it is therefore inqxssuhle to determine what By SHARON CARRASC() caller need do is press a few year since it would eliminate its sheriff department's parking herald Staff Writer selective buttons and sit back use of the Terry Phone, Polk lot, "It can do just about anything and relax. Once the line is free, said. Shortly before 2 p.m. Thurexcept make a pat of coffee," his call will automatically be The Dimension 400 model is sday, deputies and secretaries chuckles Sheriff John E. Polk of relayed through. equipped to hook into the in- scurried up the narrow steel Seminole County. While the new push button tercono system like the Terry steps to the mobile classroom. r! T"RIAM7E Aflr. ar Li1ij 'ii '7 I . eimiraitce, Kulbes of (1w ssteins. said Vte.' plant. But Polk and some 200 emplwnes are bleing installgd at Phone. Currently, the sheriff's Inside, about 20 desks were ployees in the sheriff's the new building, detectives department leases the Terry tightly pushed together facing department will have to learn and secretaries alike are being Phones for about $362 per one end of the mobile home. how to operate it first . urged to sign up for l' hours of month, he said. First, the pupils are shown a It is the new telephone system telephone instruction courtesy "Th e beautiful part of this is fihmtitluit makes the new phone that's being installed in the of Southern Bell Telephone Co. the renting of the equipment," system look as simple as a sheriff department's new home The 92 phones and mini- Polk said. "If new plastic toy in Building 310 at the Sanford computer system is being comes out, Southern technology but practical hell would experience provesand otherwise, Airport. The telephone system, leased to the sheriff's depart- automatically update our phone Then, the question answer entitled Dimension 400, is unent at $2,865 per month, Polk system." equipped with such •revolu- explains. But after a five year But for now, department session be gan. Ilonary" features as call for- period, the cost will plummet to personnel are busy learning the The Southern Bell warding to adding a third party $1,628 per month. present phone system. The representative tells one man to the conversation with the With the new phones, the telephone instruction classes who continually gives the flick of a button. sheriff's department will save are held in a mobile classroom wrong answer that he'll "get Or if a lint' is busy, all the several thousand dollars per trailer that's parked in the the hang of it" once tie had a Ace, FLJ& Mary uevelopJr to turn over control tx'causc "a .savings and loau of the Forest residents also pay $4 division. That move, Kulbes water meter. Residents wou!d based on the amount of water of Lake Mary has no sewage said, will result in a rate in. then be charged according to used by each honieowner. treatment plant at this tune. Its crease for Forest residents. the amount of water they used, According to Barbara Gor- residents use septic tanks. -. systems. fie said the city ptuutabi v,tiL did Ilot (.all for the . The developer, First Federal hands." that city water lines reach the of Orlando, is anxious to get rid . a S • • 111 11 tilt- cild of sullillier. fit. silld till, ag, rt'5ut iii unit utilities to its residents" and city to conuipenisat.' First because the systems are a Federal iii any s as sillier (bait source of rt'v',,"t'. 1) tan ii ,—::: 'l,• -• when construction liegan. Now - fct inninithe., Item It..;. ilol-Illally l)eloIIg ill the I)V foI,e tile city's business to provide agrt-ell iell t e Ussumile t syst the next u tilities business'' lie said Liii' wanted control because ''it is because Lake Mary had no waiter hues extending to the development site fourj'ears itgo chance to operate his own phone. Then she went straight through the dialing instruction card and explains how to manipulate the phones for I t-%id. litie city tutu usked thili pTtEkdo!Ivi 1.uuj. ,j I.,iju bsciller,* 1,%4 existing Increase. fie said fie did not residents now pay. systems of The homes and the 140 projected know how much the increase i e r me rates wuut). JUC( The Forest Forest, a Lake Mary sub- homes would each receive a would tx- because it would be per month for sewage. Tile city sewage and water systems S.. 51,1 M ' try "p-10"ViltuChh. laifat figure is niore city takes over nie Forest's between the city and the stands, would result in a rate over the water and sewage developer. the Issppw .1 m'Ccr FLX sit Thos e members' unable to atand are Donna Estes, W ilford Arnold, Robert Dinkins, Larry John on, Art .uanieu, icni Ray alit • tin.i ,ities ies Takeover Means - i s With ust A Flic k Of A Button.... 1YF5TTE itut s representative from the Sheriff' f.. sIll lit I . Swanson. Lkkle represents the petroleum industryand Swanson i representingcivil di inst •1.. Lake Ma ii-sidi-nis of The Forest are I S lud 'eatlivr. Mrs. Estes is recovering Ir.utt urge; Burns is on vacation. The other meitihers i cxutcd ithi't liniments or could not be contasted, Ms. Iflat'k:iii'ri siid State En ergy l)tr ttoex r l.Hester today said lit' is s'ii titiratui: aII Floridian experiencing lliir&LshipS because of gasuli It pr to call their uount fuel allocation ofIter s'rioIt complaints will tw referred to the state office fFiii ft, officers, he said. ilie role of the enuilty allocation officer is to as ,:, tIlt' local fuel supply situation and for% ard the tiimortitat toil (1:1 a basis to the state energ\ off it'e, Ms. Blackmon. as energy corittiuttee that ri i tin. I also i'iitinit\ allocation officer. She can be reached at Uonit 17 iii.' t'rnonh ('ounty (owulioLLe. 'lilt' plioiR' iiunil'r i. 3.1-i33LI (;rahaiii ;irncd that if it is found to l' nIti"s;sn I 'n r 't reasons, I'll extend the National (niar I"; ii' 1 I 1 iir oil ucts." Even the state Division of hirestr ti)i 1111t , I h. providing eight t ractor•trucks tint1 43 it I 'n i:'t'rgliil.'s. (tswit iii ti tips st liiditit' giut .1 it the I 'or t of I iiinss tiol sith. i asseinblt'd at (;iiarii headquarters in St. .gust \u iii', l ahamni San a total of 1.100 Nationa l (,uui sisimit ii s t ri iii tust. it d lor Liii iii rgi iii e ffort, t it a c ost of $70 AX) a 111% (;,'aliaimi itronutuinted the l'oi Everglades eimncmgero ;is-litt "t'e sue sf iii" and ordered it s tint IIWn at rntdn:ght Surida hr 1:' hours to "allow the Guard drivers t o rest anti to imialmntauni t heir trucks. "efl sei'yii'e statiotis ere open .Sunday nn the hnr:l%% imni Mianiti metropolis and ( ; Uar(LsImlemn found it difficult to deliver gas in Sill ptint nts to sonit liii. liNt 110 sta t i on 01k 1 ill Ii in receive t twin. The result could lx' muon' long of innotti '-n Florida iii i hilt mu ituni ii tnn it 'Sit'. it \l i niun mnnioun. itt 1 g iv ing its ) (Mitt Stude nts toil t unit lilt i till st tht tutu ' x. houtie arid t',sulS.rvt' 'asohinit'. lilt' staff was Lull to shuuuti tip work and iu her schools iii tilt' aria t tnt' to uuper:utt' is urn n, s currently charged $4 per month WHO Herald Photo by Torn Neh,l hat it IS it bound to tome to thisAfter cli anging their vows at A ll Souls ('atholic Church in Sanford on Sat urdav, Carol I on I .ii ella and Eric John Larson rode to the Icc ept loll at the in Iglits of C ohtinibus I liii b\ %% .t', of horse .111(1 btiggs For details on the wedding, toda' s Ourselves section on Page I B With the gas shortage being City Manager P1111 Kulbes for as much water as they care t1EVE a s ris is G until .Jijlt storago: bUildilig According to I.auhshicr, Lake first. it 1u TiTif sat •, tftu late,, ot fol' eqo,ilplll(-~~ 11it1%1) I'UItI)It\I F1, automatic callback, call pickup and trunk queuing. "To page someone, you lift the handset (receiver), dial the digit 6, plus the zone pl us the channel, list en lot' the tone and depres s (tie switch," she says without hesitation. s.' - ' • - ' '• ' . 'Can you tell where the calls are coining from?" asks • i • 1 ,u one deputy with a iiiiscfiieou.s look in his eye. "No," she replied and added, "but they might recognize your t. voice." ' ' .:'•/.) . • •,• , '.• h$I • r I , / ti -. I 3elgium Assassination Try - .4 . ". .—. Gen. Haig Escapes CarmBombi*ng on • f:j:t ( unit fact I Fri met fron 'I. 5..I CASTEAU, Belgium (UPI) about 30 miles southwest of life." Would- be assassins today ex- Brussels. Haig, 54, who has been ploded a remote-control land The blast, which occurred as mentioned as a possible candimine that damaged a car Haig was being driven to work, date for the U.S. presidency carrying Gen. Alexander M. damaged the rear end of his next year, has warned the Haig, but the outgoing NATO chauffeur-driven Mercedes and Western Alliance consistently commander escaped unhar- destroyed , following security against relentless Soviet expan- car," lie said. to retired status. . -. Belgian police and SHAPE Ilaig, one of the most security officers were investi- respected yet controversial gating the attempt. The road generals, had originally intendwhere it occurred was cordoned (.A to quit at the beginning of ioi ssi-~ .1 off by police, who Immediately 1979, but agreed to extend the set up roadblocks in the area, deadline at Carter's request a' med, a spokesman at his vehicle, Injuring two security sion both inside and outside the A police official said they had He gave no reason for his headquarters said. men. Both men were treated for NATO area. no Indication yet who might be decision beyond saying, "I've "I knew I would go with a minor injuries and released Despite the explosion, Haig responsible for the attack. been here long enough. I just Fir . bang," a member of his staff from the SHAPE hospital. started work routinely and was "We condemn this senseless think It's time to go." He said he quoted Haig as saying when he The spokesman described the going through with plans for the attempt on the life of Gen. Haig, had no Immediate plans, but did arrived safely st his office at attack as a "sizeable explo. ceremony In which he will hand which injured a Belgian not rule out involvement in Supreme Headquarters Allied slon" and said it was "an ap- over his NATO command to policeman and a U.S. guard politics. Powers Europe (SHAPE), parent attempt on the general's Gen. Bernard W. Rogers escorting him to his office," a Haig had been one of the most Friday after serving 4 years. spokesman for the State DeThe land mine, apparently partinent in Washington said. controversial commanders In operated by remote control, Haig took over as supreme NATO history because of his exploded on a local road around commander In Europe in association with Nixon during 8:30 am. (2:30 a.m. EDT) at December 1974 after serving as the Watergate scandal. nearby Obourg as Haig was former President Nixon's chief During his Va years as head Around The Clock ........4A Horoscope.... : ............. 4B driving to his office, the of staff in the last days of the of NATO, Haig became a forBridge lB hospital ....................3A spokesman said. Nixon administration. ceful spokesman for a strong Comics ...................4B Obituaries ..................5* "The explosion of an apparlie announced early this year alliance and for increased Crossoid .................. lB OURSELVES ............... lB ently command-detonated land he had submitted his resigna- NATO preparedness. He was Editorial ...................4* Sports ....................67* minedamagetiGen. Haig's car tionto New Communications center finds dispatchers ready to utilize m it' r. NATO Secretary Gener- also credited with introducing a Dear Abby..................lB Television ..................lB and destroyed a security al Joseph Luns and to President number of Im improvements in system to facilitate communications. The sheriff's tlepal'tnit'nL Is In tile P1'0t't's" Dr. Lamb ............... ...4B Weather ....................3A vehicle following the general's Carter and said he would return NATO strategy and training. of relocating Its operations to Building :111) at the Sanford Airport. - and "fin bet noth II het callc This and the land faint / .' Today • it. g, 1. 4bI?ciJ I ... _.... .... Ei Pu b Inc. .......,. ..rtwu.,_ ....,. -S4W V i so I - i 1 Dec . Ucc 00 a .m - ". . - S . • - - .- -. -- a'. . '. . -, . . ..• "•' .. .. d- . .' ' !x' '''j:' 4,4i �-EvcningHcrald, Sanford, FL Monday, June 25, 1979 4. 41 FLORIDA Bundy Trial In Miami;* Cameras Begins NA110N ...- ... ,..',. ............ .. 4 ,wi IN BRIEF Marches For Gay Rights Record Draw 200,000 In 2 Cities By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL A proud mother carried a banner proclaiming "My Son is Gay and That's O.K." in New York, and even lingering bitterness over the murder of homosexual San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk couldn't dispel] the carnival spirit of "Gay Pride Week" on the West Coast. Homosexuals turned out nearly 200,000 strong in the two cities Sunday to commemorate the "Battle of Stonewall" in which the gay rights movement was born 10 years ago. The marches commemorated a June 28, 1968, raid by New York City police on a Greenwich Village bar the Stonewall Inn — frequented by homosexuals. A dozen people were arrested in the raid, but enraged patrons fought back, injuring several police officers and triggering rioting. The Stonewall incident Is regarded as the beginning of the homosexual liberation movement. Move I • (UP!) — The cost of driving soaked up inure than one-quarter of the nation's personal income In 1978 — the highest percentage ever — months before Americans began facing the reality of $1-a-gallon gasoline, a new study shows. The study, released Sunday by the Hertz Corp. rental and leasing car agency, put the average cost of owning and operating a car or truck at $2,027, a record 17.7 percent increase over 1977. Total spending on vehicle use amounted to $442.6 billion — $248.1 billion on passenger cars alone — or a record 25.9 percent of the nation's personal income. This translates to nearly 30 cents a mile per vehicle. / :,•.. 1.i•. / .• ,.. , ., • -- HAMS HOLD Animal Feeds Pose Risks FIELD DAY WASHINGTON (UP!) Drugs routinely used In animal feeds may be helping develop bacterial resistence that could be more of a risk than cancer to human life. The Office of Technology, a branch of Congress, said Sunday that drugs have been used in feeds for nearly 30 years to spur growth and prevent disease without "seriously compromising" the drugs' effectiveness for human disease treatment. But there now is evidence that dangerous bacteria have become resistant to the drugs and are multiplying, representing a danger greater than the risk of cancer, It — Robber said. DC- 1 O Stay On The Ground i:. court order grounding the DC-10 expired today but the troubled wide-bodied jet, the workhorse of the domestic air fleet, remained grounded indefinitely. The Federal Aviation Agency has been accused of both delay and overreaction in groundljig the plane after at, American Airlines DC-10 crashed at Chicago in the nation's worst aviation disaster. But FAA Administrator LangtiorBond said the domestic fleet of 138 DC-10s would not return to service until questions about the plane's engine mounting assembly and maintenance practices are resolved. — Congress Tackles Energy WASHINGTON (UP!) — Two major and costly energy issues come up in Congress this week with members conscious of the gasoline lines snaking their way around the stations near Capitol Hill. But debates over the windfall profits tax and a proposal for a big federal subsidy of synthetic fuel research and production will be Interspersed with an abortion debate and Senate argwnents over a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college. The House was scheduled to consider synthetic fuels Tuesday.The bill would authorize up to $2 billion to meet the projected cost difference between crude oil and the more expensive production of synthetic fuels derived from such substances as coal, lignite, shale, peat, solid wastes and alcohol. — I• DONUTS & PASTRIES II I I U (usps 411.250) U U Published Daily and Sunday. iacep$ Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 300 N. French Ave.. Sontord. Fla. 3271$. Second Class Postage Paid it Sanford. Fl orida 32711 Home Delivery: Week, 7$ cents, 10116th, 10116th, $3.251 6Moaths.. $11.11; Year, $34.00. By Mad: Wedi.IS cents i Month $3.lOIlMOftthI,$21.1l, Year, - $40.00. — 1., .-- . •..- - •. o Also absent was MacArthur's widow, Catherine. She said her husband's request for a wake 3:41 pilL Port Canaveral: high, 9:53 a.m., 10:11 p.m.,; low, 3:36 am., 3:32 p.m. Bayport: high 3:55 a.m., 2:50 pm.; low 9:13 s.m.. 10:06 p.m .----'. .— •., 4pJ1iztti.J 2 - H 6:30A.M. tO 10:00 P.M. . I.,,, 'I,_..—.' 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Many celebrities who had lmviiDd Sanford U EGG & SAUSAGE SANDWICH COFFEE DINNERS, BUCKETS & ALL THE FIXINS I 2 CORN GOOD THRU JULY 3rd HOME COOKED RIGHT IN OUR OWN KITCHEN I ' U U ONTHECOB SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN .• J • ,'• Dryer Model DLB 1250T BREAKFAST MENU SAUSAGE & BISCUITS 1 . 000DFORA . U U 7L SVL1IFNIR I I Lid 58'8itct, BRING THIS COUPON 322-8365 PACK I II Rag. : CARTONS $5,57 • Any Brand-Any SIz• I facilities. Bennett said last week he planned to be off the property by U Friday. lie said if he tried to comply with the Health Depart- I ment's demands, they would just find another reason to force him I 1 from living there while he builds his house Benson said his officers checked the property Saturday night and found no one sleeping there. Bennett's wife, Beverly, said Friday the family planned to I "find some dark alley and just park the van." She said that would be no different from how they were living before the eviction notice was served. I Bennett has been a subject of controversy in Lake Mary since II I he began building his house there in 1978. His neighbors have I called his living arrangments "an eyesore" and "unhealthy." This makes the second time authorities have agreed with them I and forced the Bennetts off. The first time was two weeks after the Bennetts arrived in Lake Mary. The tent they put upofltheir i land was declared a public nuisance by the city council and the I family was made to live elsewhere. .'.-...4't Geneva Fayson John J. Vezina Sandra L. White PdQj,,pe S. Mary Pasanac, Deltona Albert Alexander, Lixv .'dw, Philip C. Sterling, Lake Mary Melissa Devilbiss & baby girl, — —. I "There had been a lot of expectations that this was going to be a big bash, but they were ill-founded," said Roderick. Sanford: Forecast: Party cloudy today and Tuesday with scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs mainly in the low 06s. Lows In tbes, Winds variable mtly — —:_. In a letter he wrote to Roderick nine years ago, he proposed a "good Irish wake." so SPEAKERSSTOLEN Someone broke Into the car of a Sanford man and stole twçi speakers and cassette tapes, according to Sanford police. John Michael Perry, 22, of 140 Ma yfair Circle, Sanford, told police the Incident occurred sometime between Thursday and Friday. He said his 1978 Toyota Celica was locked but the burglars" had forced one of the windows to gain entry. The two speakers and 20 cassette tapes were valued at $200,' police said. 'sresTu / But Roderick MacArthur said he was not sure the sedate affair was exactly what his fattier had in mind. 9 a.m. readIn,s: tern- . JO.mph or less. Rain probability persture, ; overnight lows, percent today, 20 percent 73; yesterday's high, 92; tonight, 50 percent Tuesday. barometric pressure, 30.14; TUESDAY TIDES relative humIdity, 80 percent; Daytona Beach: high 10:01 winds, NW at 6 mph. a.m., 10:19 p.m.; low, 3:45 a.m., — 1-4 & Lake Mary Blvd. 57C "This would have been perfect for him," said Shirley Spanheimer, who was hired by MacArthur as a switchboard operator at the Palm Beach Gardens Country Club and now helps manage It. WEATHER p, e I 'I CIGARETTES As they alighted from a bus, a band broke into "Chicago." I. HOME BURGLARIZED A burglar broke into the home of James!. Royalty, 1301 Myrtt Ave., Sanford early Saturday morning, police - .'-Police said the biiFglar's point of entry was not determlned Once inside, however, the thief took a stereo system, jewlery and other items with a total value of $2,000 police said. I I Site Sixty friends and employees of MacArthur's Chicago-based Bankers Ufe and Casualty Co. were flown down from Chicago for the affair. DISCHARGES Rosa Adams , Eustis ., 66 LAKE MARY 66 The late billionaire hosted the party in absentia in the town he founded. Back In a corner, MacArthur appeared on a small motion picture screen talking and gesturing with both hands as his guests sipped daquiris, wines and other libations and sampled shrimp, cheese and tiny sandwiches, Gladys Caldwell, Osteen Freddie Gillison, Osteen . Lake Mary's Bennett family Is no longer sleeping in their van on their property, Police Chief Harry S. Benson said Monday. The Bennetts had been ordered by the Seminole County Health Department to quit sleeping on their property by Friday evening unless they could come up with adequate water and sewage Ewnlng Ilciuld 2iJlerA8jdhe was twirli'a .r'jl auund fits hide; finger and was attempting to put it in the holster when It fired, The bullet entered Miller's right calf about four inches down from his knee and exited out the other side. • He was taken to Florida Hospi tal in Al ta monte Spr ings where • , he was treated and released. - U I Bennetts Leave Lake Mary I E PHILLIPS "He asked for a pleasant, joyful occasion where everybody would have a good time." HOSPITAL NOTES Fires Twice -Nothing Happens A broken trigger may have saved the life of a man who ra.sc to follow the threatening demands 'ij as'. siUndrobftr..?fto the Seminole County deputies. James Rutherford, 46, of Ocoee, was standing near his 1972 Cadillac in the parking lot of a hotel west of Longwood when he was approached from the rear by an armed robber, deputies say. The incident occurred about 1:15 a.m. Saturday morning at the Quality Inn on State Road 434 and Interstate 4, deputies say. The unidentified man pointed a small silver revolver at Rutherford and ordered him to get into his car. When Rutherford refuso ;'the man Jlmd the trfggPr.4w.rv en.-hiii-nevolvcr but tamed only her catinu house keys was foiifi1ater near l, nothing happened. deputies say. The man, who's described as between 20 and 30 years old and Mrs. Winter said the keys were the only Items she was missing. wearing dark pants, then reached Inside the passenger side of As for the robber, deputies say he may be suffering from chest or Rutherford's car and grabbed a lady's handbag, deputies say. rib injuries. The handbag belonged to Elaine Winters, 37, of 2331 Palmetto Drive, near Maitland, who was seated in the passenger's seat, ACCIDENTALSHOOTING deputies say. A 25-year-old Casselberry man was wounded In the right calf Rutherford managed to kick the man in the chest and knocked Sunday when he accidentally shot himself with what h e thought him to the ground. But the man was able to get up and ran to the was an unloaded gun, according to Seminole County deputies. rear of the complex. David W. Miller, 25, of 282 Plaza Oval Casselberry, told deputies In the struggle, Mrs. Winter's wallet and other items were he was standing In the rear yard of 1361 Delany St., Casselberry, thrown out of the purse to the ground. Her handbag, which conabout 7 p.m. when the accidental shooting occurred. "He specifically asked for this in place of a funeral," said Roderick MacArthur, his son. • SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL June 24, 1515 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mark A. Burnsed Geneva Fayson Mary A. Forison Helen J. Hill Gertrude Ireland Earl N. Lu!J;g Samuel E. Warren, Cassadaga Isabel M. McCauley, Deltona Doris D. Sinatra, Delfona S _ About 200 friends, employees and • former employees gathered Saturday night to dine, drink, listen to a band and recall the man they knew as "Mr. Mac." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)— If three Cabinet members concur with Gov. Bob Graham Tuesday, Orlando will be looking for a new police chief and Florida Department of Law Enforcement will have a new boss. Gov. Bob Graham will ask the Cabinet to confirm Orlando's present police chief, James W. York, 39, as the new director of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (EDLE). He needs the votes of three of the six members. Graham chose York from the three finalists submitted to him by a panel of law enforcement and legal experts. York, who was named chief at Orlando in 1976, will take over from interim FDLE director Ed Blackburn. Blackburn was name to replace William Troelstrep who was fired by Graham after the new governor took office. ., • ye,, I . - L \ — Orlando Chief To Cabinet? . '1Th SHARP PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (UP!) No sad funeral, just a happy party, ordered insurance and real estate tycoon John D. MacArthur before he died last January. MIAMI (UP!)— Metro Traffic Court judges today will hear the first of more than 2,000 speeding cases involving police radar since a Dade County judge ruled against the speed detection units in early May. Alfred Nesbitt, chief administrative judge of the Dade County court, ruled May 7 that radar speeddetection devices are too unreliable to stand alone as evidence. His ruling does not bind other judges, but Nesbltt's lengthy hearing on the question and ruling received attention throughout the nation. Judges around Florida have differing views of Nesbitt's ruling. Some say they will follow it to the letter, while others say they will examine all the evidence in each Individual case. Dade court officials hope at least one of the defendants will appeal a conviction this week to a higher court to set a statewide precedent. But appeals in traffic court are rare, they said, MIAMI (UP!) — Seventeen Assistant State Attorneys sorority sisters Kathy Kleiner months after the savage mur- Larry Simpson and Dan and Karen Chandler, also ders of two Florida State McKeever of Tallahassee will beaten with a club that night, / University sorority sisters and handle the prosecution, with and art student Cheryl Anne the bludgeoning of three other Leon County State Attorney Thomas, who lived six blocks coeds as they slept, Theodore Harry Morrison expected to away. None of the survivors I H. Bundy goes on trial with participate when necessary. remembers anything about the; television and still cameras 1 Assistant Public Defenders attacks. / recording his every move. Ed Harvey, Lynn Thompson The major piece of physical The 32-year-old Bundy, an and Margaret Good will present evidence against Bundy is a set articulate former law student the defense case, but Bundy, of teeth mark impressions I who became an escape artist who has acquired the polish of a taken from Miss Levy's but.: and cross-country fugitive, was seasoned courtroom lawyer, Is tocks, which a dental specialist: flown from Tallahassee to expected to serve In part as his is prepared to testify were Miami Sunday under heavy own attorney, cross-examining made by Bundy's teeth and no . guard. He was put into an witnesses. He studied law for one else's. . "escape proor' Isolation cell of more than a year at the . •. Bundy was sentenced to 15 the Dade County jail. University of Utah. years in prison for the kidnap of The trial was moved to Miami .4() J Tallahassee Public Defender a young Utah woman, his only by Chief Dade County Circuit Michael Minerva, who headed conviction. He was charged with Uthg a Judge Edward Cowart because the defense team for more than pre-trial publicity • in a year, will not take part In the young nurse near Aspen, Cob., . Tallahassee, home of Florida trial, an office aide said, and escaped from a courtroom! State, made the choosing of an although Judge Cowart over- hearing by jumping out a impartial jury there unlikely, ruled both Bundy's motion to second floor window. Several Cowart said he expects the fire him and Minerva's request months after his recapture, he . to last a month. escaped jail at Glenwood . to withdraw. . Springs, Cob., and fled to A j ur y venire of ® persons Bundy accused Minerva of Tallahassee. was summoned to the Metro being ill-equipped to defend The FBI put him on its Most I Justice Building for the triali Courtroom 4-1 on 'the fourth him, saying the attorney Wanted fugitives list, saying he floor. Most of the ninth floor believed him to be guilty and was suspected of "36 sexualabove was set aside for more had said so to others. type murders". Bundy is being tried for first than 250 reporters, most of Bundy was captured near' whom will have to watch the degree murder in the deaths of Pensacola, Fla., in a car stolen Herald Photo by Tom N.ts& proceedlngson television mow Margaret Bowman, 21, and from Tallahassee in February Lisa Levy, 20, two FSU coeds 18 and later Indicted for the Seminole County Ham radio operators set up their tot's as the trial is being who were raped, clubbed with a Chi Omega murders. He also equipment Saturday at the Lake Monroe Amateur Only 32 seats Inside the tree limb and strangled In the has been indicted and faces,. Radio "CQ Field Day" site at the Sanford Airport were set aside for pre-dawn hours of Jan. 15, 1978, trial for the sex slaying of a 12for a 21-hour test, held nationally of emergency reporters. Two other positions In their upstairs bedrooms in yea r-old school girl at Lake, , capabilities. Operating on several frequencies, were assigned for one television the Chi Omega sorority house City, Fla. members communicated via both radio-telephone cam era and one still camera on the Tallahassee campus. Bundy has Insisted on hls and morse code. Hams here are pictured raising under a Florida Supreme Court He also Is being tried for the Innocence throughout, claiming directive permitting cameras attempted m urder of three to be beam antenna, a victim of persecution by in state courtrooms. other coeds — Chi Omega the press and police. - High Court Appeal Wnted - The High Cost Of Driving — Every Funeral 2,000 Radar Cases Set; Monday, June 25, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Replaces IN BRIEF / — DETROIT Party -. I • U •-•.• We Also Carry Beer, Wine, Cigarettes, LJ aI ry Items AndYES !, We Have GAsIII .4 I. I :# ,0 4 I. FIRESTONE STORE l it a FRENCH SANFORD 322.0244 FIRESTONE STORE FIRST & FRENCH (17.92) SANFORD 322.0244 OPEN 7:30 - 5:30MON. a FRI., SAT. 8.5 • I, I 4 ,— - •.*.'-; -14 --.-- ' -• --. .. . -..•" -.: - --'-----.------ �Evening Hemid 300 N. AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or What's it going to be? Hair today, gone tomorrow? The old question of mustaches popped up again the other day when Sparky told his Detroit Tigers baseball team that he not like moustaches. Seems a number of ball players showed up with clean upper lips the next day at the ball park. Now hear from the other side. A of 250 prominent and proud mustache wearers who call themselves members of the Michigan Mustache Hall of Fame, have offered to help Sparky out of this "hairy" situation with his ball players. They have offered to make Anderson an honorary member of the Hall of Fame without even growing a thin one if he will rescind his antimustache policy for his players. FRENCH Aroun d 831 -9993 Monday, June 25, 979-4A Anderson 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director does flJ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; Months, $20.60 Year, $40.00. Mail: 6 group The Clock What's The Real — By JIM IIAYNES - personal appearance is a key to their character. It's not that things have changed that much, Sparky. It's more that the way people view things have changed. Many major league managers even sport mustaches. Billy Martin and Dick Williams are the first two that come to mind. I recall Williams' comments about his Oakland A's club a few years back. He said simply he didn't nearly as much care about the hair or the as he did about the win-loss column. And that If one got In the way of the other, he would make some changes in policy. Apparently none of his players got their fingers stuck in their mustache while trying to field a pop fly. My guess, Sparky, Is hair today, hair tomorrow. "It's a fatal gash for the mustache," said Mustache Hall of Fame founder Joe Neussendorfer, of Pontiac. "If Sparky will rescind, we'll have a mustache bash, make him an honorary member and award the money to charity," he added. Anderson biting. At least not yet. "I will never grow one," he said. "If I did, it would come out snow white." A few years ago, when even Burt Reynolds sported a clean face, the mustache was not in style. That's not the case now. It's the same situation with hair length. Formerly, ball players went to the barbershop when their hair started tickling the ears. Now, it's the collar for most. Sparky Anderson, of course, is from baseball's old school. 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Air Conditioning System John Tumminello, Ms. Sisk's ________________________ uncle, resides In Edgewood, PLUMBING & J1aryland, with her aunt, i wall HEATING INC. "We had a scheme where she ii.. &':s-----,; 11•1- L.J UII. )IP was noping ncr aunt 1. -'"' -,- $2,500 to $25,000 • • / . 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS 0 Years In Pr*ison 5 ..-. ~* I 0 - Okla. A century ago. "undertakers" did little more than Provide a "coffin" and a horsedrawn carriage. Today's funeral director completes specialized education so that he can coordinate numerous details and relieve the family of every possible burden, — - - connection ProfeSSl()Il .•,, It .'.s. for analna - i" k Need Cash? 0 Ch I - -~-~- , , - • - ... 0 0 0 0 . °r A ,• 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 LOW COST 0 — --' government - appeals with Friday's Florida 12 years. ° the death Supre Court rejection of Proffitt was ,,convicted of stays of execution, creeping into the bedroom of s U countdown to U.S. District Judge W. Terrell Joel Medgebow, a Tampa high scheduled ixecu ions Hod ges of Tampa has sche- school coach, and stabbing him doled an afternoon hearing in with a kitchen knife during a began. Jacksonville on a requested burglary. Sullivan was senThe Young Democrats of stay for Proffjtt. Roy Black, tenced to death for the 1973 Florida asked Coy. Bob SWivn' atoriie, h* murder of a !Iomnesteud4tu- (iralnuii to halt all executions pe tition for a stay before the rant manager. until a study is completed to U.S. District Court at Fort Black said Sullivan is "quite determine if capital punish. Lauderdale and expects a a ways behind hierc Spen- ment is a deterrent to violent hearing sometime today. kelink" was in the appeals crime. 'Ilie resolution, passed At)VLMIIS1 '.11 - f~~i .- 0 For Killers -- - "I don't want to We on Peckerwood Hill, but! probably '5, . '1k — . .,- , ~ 14, will," Nell said after the ago. " McALES'i'ER, Okla. (UPI) session. it "peckerwood" is an Brisson Funeral Home-PA is , is hard air 01 hearing Brickyard Nell, Oklahoma's inmates name for another in charge of arrangements, V, 1t11 1 iOdSL '.0111, oldest prison inmate, again has ionvi ct _ been denied parole and now has h.M.n of prison attunes. Nell, whose back has bowed ex but pect s to die ft manaht. 0 within the walls and MI whose legs are partially F Funerali IWI.C• return.1 of Big Mac. crippled, was given a life Nell, 85, was rej in 1917 for the ax ec ted Satursentence BENDER FREDERICK ,, In the 1940s, his parole was Funeral services Frederick day by a 5-0 vote in his bid for murder of a harvest partner revoked after he threated to kill 11 Bender , 66, 1 350 .iflQtOfl clemency. He was spent 57 of over a disputed $3 from the sale his sister. Dur ing the 1960s, he Ave., Enterprise, e his last 62 years in prison — all of a wagonload of apples. His was acquitted in be Tuesday, at BrOnh0FuieTa but five years since 1917 — with real name is Ardell Mesles, but with the knifing death of a Home with Pastor George most of h served at Big Mac, Brickyard Nell is all he's been neighbor over a bottle of milk, o1fldatlng.6ur,aIin convicts' nickname for the state called since he began working but he was returned to prison on Oaklawn Memorial Park. Brisson Funeral Home-PA in penitentiary at McAster, in the prison brickyard 16 years parole violations. 2417 FRENCH AVE. charge. I . ;:,,, " " k — FREDERICK BENDER prise; sister, Mrs. Florence :':11 Frederick J. Bender, 66, of Pfiefer, Fairlawn, N. J.; 5$0 Lexington Ave., Enterprise several nieces and nephews. ,,' ~!t 11 " I JACKSONVILLE, Flu. (UP!) Attorneys representing con- process, increasing the chances at the organization's annual Lawyers for Charles William victt'd murderer John Spen- of having his execution delayed, convention in Tallahassee Proffitt and Robert A. Sullivan kelink, who was executed May Death penalty foes held a during the weekend, also asked turn to the federal courts today 25, had also filed a flurry of last- mass meeting Sunday night in that the sentencing judge and with bids to stay Wednesday's minute appeals, but managed front of the governor's mansion governor or other high officials scheduled executions in the only to postpone his execution in Tallahassee. A spokesman witness any future executions. Florida State Prison's electric by two days. Spenkelink, a for Florida Citizens Against the rhajr, California drifter. became the Death Penalty said the group's convicted murderers first nurn in the United States to plans for AREA DEATH - Wj Ift . LastwDitch P A'cloud cover and light drizzle greeted the words of ABC ', ,ded Sunday night at his home. Born in Long Island, N.Y., he .,flved in Enterprise for 24 years and was retired from the ',:.Jorida Power& Light Co. after 34.$ years of service. He was a member of the Pilgrim Cornziunity Ch urch, Orange City, the Sanford Masonic Lodge 62 -,of Sanford, was a veteran of WIl and mem be r of the ., American tegion. Survivors include his ,Mrs, Onnie Bender, Enter- - •• ASHLAND, (y. (UPIABC television network executives, correspondents and producers, family and friends ga thered at a f uneral home Sunday to pay final tribute to Bill Stewart, who was shot while covering the Nicaraguan cavil war. - -. - ~"~ ., co-anchor Frank Reynolds, who said the slain newsman's death at the bands. of a jna! 9uar dsman. !as. !I,,,!. nesday ill ustrat ed that he was a top report er who did his job well. :; U,,~. I # 4" - dirial ' ". , . .T1`.!-. " Iki "'-I - - Somoza's elite troops. "We are winning the war and Sornoza knows it," a yo ung guerrilla told a UP! photographer in Barrio Blandon, near the Pan American Highway. "That's why the guard is throwin g all it can at us now." . , I -:I A 4 ~l ,,I -V I " .t If .. 4 I '.-.- ,i' 1c.. -' i1k ii:.3ri,, kj-~ '. ': treaty, - ./ -.) ___ ?, f J~ -( - Obviously, one cannot "retain" or "consider nearly toppled and President Ford almost had to him. The president rated their pr(vat e withdrawal" of nuclear weapons that are not cancel a trip to Japan . discussions as "one of the best diploma Cl:. already In place. Under the U.S.-Japanese security changes we've ever had" sig S taking of*e Under law, U.S. officials are forbidden to "major changes in the deployment Into Japan of It remains to be seen whether Qith, discuss deployment of our nuclear arsenal. So it U.S. armed forces.., equipment and the use of is impossible to determine for the record facilities.., shall be subject to the prior con- reciprocates this feeling when he learns'hoi whether the nuclear weapons admittedly present suitatlon of Japan" This restriction was much less than candid the U.S. has been c the on Okinawa In 1969 were, in fact, retained or designed, In part, to keep nuclear weapons out of nuclear weapons ban. RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING: .1V withdrawn. Japan. Washington is for the birds, as some p )pllS A official pointed out that prior to But there is a loophole. Such "prior con. c , it's not the fault of the National adI laim Okinawa's return to Japan In 1972, the Island was sultation" has ne ver ta ken place, a Japanese Service. The Smokey Bears have been t in Ieaily under American sovereignty. "U we official told us. This might or might not everything they can to keep winged intrudem ouI wanted to keep nuclear weapons there, we Indicatethatnuclear weapons are no longer kept attractions as tft he okt wouldn't have to ask a third party," the official on Okinawa. Would maintaining the status quo and Jefferson Memorials. told our associate Tom RosenatleL before the return of Okinawa constitute "major To keep pigeons from roosting on the Ii gem Despite the clear Implication of the Kissinger changes(" Would It constitute "deployment Into above Honest Abe's head and giving v riI memo that President Nixon considered it Japan" If the nuclear weapons were already on unwanted souvenirs of the memorial, the I sri "essential" to keep at least limited rights to have Okinawa' ' sery I altm that nuclear weapons on Okinawa, the president Another secret report suggests that American ultrasonic shrieks every few seconds. So f th prime minister five analysts do not comprehend the depth of Japan's pigeons have proved unfJappabe. months later that the return of the island "would versi he Over at the Jefferson Memorial, the in i be carried out in a manner consistent with the threatened by Chinese nuclear capability, or If policy of the Japanese gover ont," He knew either North or South Korea acquired nuclear aervIcefirsttriedstinkingthepigeonsawa IQI Use Japanese were dead-set against having weapons, the Japanese might be more inclined to 400 powicLi of mothballs. The birds welcozn the nuclear weapons on Japanese soil, even In accept nuclear armament themselves, the refreshing change In Washington's pollute dr emergencies or In transit. U Nixon was true to analysis states. A Japanese official assured us Rubber snakes were tried next: The pIg mmi It can only bU5UZDCd thef $IC DO that it is "Inconceivable" that Japan will ever remained undaunted. Finally, the park M Im ran electrified wire along the overhead Is ft nuclear weapons on Okinawa today. u it nuclear weapons ban. seems to be working. That The nuclear weapons Issue Is so sensitive In Footnote: According to the "eyes only" Footnote: About those tiny black spec onI Japan that when retired U.S. Admiral Gene L8 of President Carter's Cabinet meeting the lofty ce ing of e il th Lincoln Memorial: nI Ilocque disdosed in 1974 that American warships of April 23, Carter described Prime Minister blame the cleaning crew. The specks are U. do not unload their nukes before entering Ohira as "an eloquent, competent and self- hanging there, asleep. No one has fig ure9 out Japanese ports, the Japanese government was assured man" and expressed "confidence" In how to get rid of the harmless critters. y I -, ... . 1 .5 -- - 41 -, . - ' -40 ` ~ -----4. StpQrf Funeral Held I on tonuckar weapons. If t .S . , ~! - MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — President Anastasio Somoza spurned an Organization of American States' call for his resignation as a "flagrant violation" of Nicaragua's sovereignty but left open the possibility of %'. 1 .- . .~) By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Egyptian and Israeli diplomats called their third meeting on Palestin ian autonomy today against a backdrop of Israeli air strikes in south Lebanon and both sides said they were anxious to get do wn to serio us ba rgainin g. The Israeli strikes against Palestinian' targets in Lebanon Sunday were In apparent retaliation for a guerrilla-claimed explosion in Tel Aviv's central bus station that killed the two Arabs transporting the bomb in their truck. Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil heads a 54-mem ber Egyptian delegation to the autonomy talks today being held in a closely guarded seaside hotel in the northern Tel Aviv suburb of Herzliya. - 0. - - ,~7m~ ~ o--- it *I " million Are U.S. Nuclear Weapons' ln Okinawa,,' 4. l'.% 1. "p ,.1. % .#,., It I TA.i4 I I -- , - a -, :- National guard helicopters and planes dropped 5W pound bombs and strafed the working class neighborhoods of eastern Managua where several hundred Sandinista guerrillas have held off more than 1,500 of — WASHINGTON Japan, the only nation that has actually suffered atomic bombing, has an absolute ban on the presence of nuclear weapons within its borders. It's an understandable attltude, considering the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the only nuclear devices ever triggered In anger. The Japanese have tried to enfoece this ban on the United States military bases In their country. But a top-secret document makes it clear that the United States mainta in ed n uclear weapons at Its bases on Okinawa some 20 Y'after the U.S.-Japanese peace treaty, and may have kept them there after turning the Island back to the Japanese in 1972. It is possible that we continue W do so to this day. The telltale document, which raises anew the question of U.S. credibility, is a National Security Decision Memorandum dated May 2$, 1969, and signed by Henry Kissinger as director of the National Security Council. It indicated that the nuclear weapons Issue one of great COn. cern in Japan could be used as a bargaining in the pending negotiations over the return of Okinawa to Japanese sovereignty, Kissinger wrote that the United States should be stressing "our desire to retain nuclear weapons on Okinawa but Indicating that the president Is prepared to consider, at the final stages of negotiations, withdrawal of weapons while retaining em ergency storage and transit rights, if other elem ents of the Okinawa agreement are satisfactory." .. I I ..I — chip — I.., I(; •. — "' L IG H TER SIDE i r - Seminole Memorial Hospital's l's rnnua I employee picnic was an all-day affair at Lake (;oldvti in Sanford. Several hundred employees and their relatives spent Saturday in sack races (at left) playing volleyball (below), competing in horseshoe tlwo'. mg and enjoying such entertainment as Scottish (lancers. :fl(I what would a picnic' be without all that mouth-watering bar-h-que beef, corn, beans, salad and watermelon? -----5-- . Somoza Blasts OAS ________________________________________________________________________________________________ -inevitable Gas-l - - '' reinsur — "Now, REMEMBER a poor relation." * On July 1, Fitt said, the Interest rate cellin on GSLs is required by law to drop from the cu4nt 13.25 percent to 11 percent. If the ceiling form ula isn't changed, Fitt s4id, 'There'll be strong downward pressures inclination of the banks to make new stu +~, loans." Since the GSLs were set up in 1%5, inflation has been forcing up the loans' costs. The way you get a GSL Is to go to your frier ily neighbo rhood banker and ask for it. In fL al •yar )78, about 1.9 of the a4lon's 21 million students did this, borrowing just unde $2 billion to cope with soaring coll ege costs. JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD .1 . The bänker'&16M to the student generall As By DICK WEST There also were several confirmed reports of When thousands of Cubans fled to the United WASHINGTON (UPI) It will happen, I motorists inadvertently Joining gas lines under insured by a state student-loan agency (38 st tes States in the early 1960s to escape Fidel Castro's predict, on or about July 9, which also Is the the impression they had gotten caught in routine have such agencies now). The federal gov regime, a generous Congress establ ish ed a projected date for Skylab's plunge back to traffic snarls. ment, In turn, es the state agen es special federal program to help state and local Earth . ag ainst loss. A gas line that doesn't move and is lengthened governments assimilate the wave of refugees. Back in the 1960s, a 7 percent interest rate as Somewhere around that point in time we in part by motorists who aren't looking for gas sufficient for banks to turn a profit. But to should see the completion of America's first 7 theoretically could elongate Indefinitely. Almost two decades later, most of the Cubans coas rrcen. t. is laugha14 t-t o coast gasol1i'ne... So Congress added a Thc far, most lines .we•been confined-to nare we11cabliahcd nicmbers of their cornOr if not then, a year or two from now. The cities In which they were formed. But as "special allowance" on top of the 7 percentl znunities but the federal assistance program This year's special allowance is 5 perct, event Iin Is inevitable. Only the timing motorists expand their search patterns, tself and the government bureaucracy that ad- remains question, which has to be allocated quarterly to keep pace shouldn't be long before neighboring cities have wi ministers it continue to consume millions of th infl ation. Distributed over the fiscal kr, I have a friend who owns a small, desk-size overlapping gas lines. taxpayer dollars. computer. Into It we fed all the statistical data In this region, for example, Baltimore gas Oct. 1 to Sept. 30, that would bring the Calling the refugee program "one of the available from tol the Energy Department, the oil lines would reach into Washington, and terest rate to 12 percent. biggest rip-offs in the federal budget," Rep. Industry, presidential news conferences, motorists Washington who wanted to buy gas In David Obey, D-Wis., recently convinced the But in flation has upped interest rates House Appropriations Committee to recommend congressional hearings, the Ayatollah Khomeini would have to drive to Baltimore to get In line, throughout the year, so the special allowance for These urban hook-ups will form the nucli for the April 1-to-June 30 quarter is termination of an operation that already has cost and other authoritative sources. 6.25 percent. The reading we got was that the historic gas the projected transcontinental chain. more than $1.4 billion, That means the year's last quarter, JqIy 1 line link-up will take place somewhere near I furt her predict that Energy Secretary James through Sept. 30, must be cut to 4 percent Zrial y "It's time to kill t his turkey before it eats Ogden, Utah. Schlesinger, several White House officials, a within the f ull year's 5 pe ce r nt another load of corn," says Obey, noting that At that point in geography, a gas line stret- large congressional delegation and numerous allowance. Such a cut comes Just as milhlor of two-thirds of all Cubans now in the United States ching eastward from an Exxon station in state dignitaries will be there for the ultimate students are getting their finances in order'for' arrived more than 10 years ago and 95 percent of Oakland, Calif., is expected to converge with a linking, the fall term and such a cut means the bu of them have been In this country for at least five westward expanding queue that originated at a They will participate in a ceremony at which the 8,500 lenders making GSL loans will saj'po. years. Cltgo station in Perth Amboy, N.J. golden "Pumps Closed" signs will be attached to GSLs are a bother to banks. They're for sthall America's old dream of a transcontinental gas the rear bumpers of the last cars in each line, amounts, up to $,soo a year, and Despite the Cubans' remarkable rate of require lou of II n e became feasible only within the past few And one of the speakers on the program will paperwork. economic and social Integration, communities Banks generally pm' er days when definite proof was obtained that some say: Florida, California and other states continue to to make larger commercial loans. "This united gas line is symbolic of the coinreceive almost $50 million annually to ad- motorists will lineup for gas even when no gas is But because of federal and st ate pressures thç being sold. mon bond of political paralysis that holds 't minister the outdated program. banks until now have been cooperating f*l There were several confirmed reports of cars great country together. It signifies that lack well in making GSL money available. Therèará Officials from those communities already are stopping at closed gas stations, then other cars of orderly plans for coping with the gas the shortage now a billion in GSLs outstanding, and they'ró lobbying to prevent the full House and the Senate stopping behind them until the line was several is truly national In scope, with chaos from sea to profitable. When the profit stops, most banki 11J from killing the refugee aid program. blocks long, oil-stained sea." tell students, "forget It." - . • ". . __________ - - Youngsters born this year will be 21 at the of the century, ready to asswne the heavy responsibilities of world leadership. And that is one reason for the selection of 1979 as the International Year of the Child. The purpose of the year of corn' .ittz:tnt by the Unitcd Nations t t.ft. Assembly years ago is more substantial. The is a global re-examination of the plight of children who are neglected or abused or denied equal opportunity to share in life's rewards. It follows that a resolve to respond to their needs is imperative. And, the aims of the event are international, the call for action focuses on the national even local level. The traditional patterns of family life are changing rapidly. The pitfalls include drugs, malnutrition, a burgeoning divorce rate. Jean Young, wife of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young, is touring the United States on behalf of the U.S. National on the International Year of the Child. is to stir debate on the conditions that deprive children of a healthy upbringing and the actions necessary to l)rrng improvement. Our response is an investment in the nation's future. Or / 41 i '7 • LONDON (UPI) "You're not very good, are you GeOrge?" the voice sneered at Assistant Chief Constable George Oldfield. Police hope the voice, on a 60-second tape cassette mailed to Oldfield last week, will lead to the capture of the "Yorkshire Ripper," the most vicious British mass murderer sin ce Jack the Ripper terrorized London nearly a century ago. "There are plenty of them prostitutes out there," the voice said. "They are a bad lot, and someone has got to do something." The killer t hen promised victim No. 12 will be from the Manchester area. By WILLIAM STEIF Two million young Americans now malIng plans to go to college in the fall will find telr financial situations tougher than they expeed unless Congress acts swiftly. * The 2 million are those expected to boriow bank funds to pay for college under the fedjral government's Guaranteed Student L,an program. The problem: Bank funds for these loans fre about to dry up. Reason: The banks won't be able to m ke money on the loans after J uly 1. That's the word from Alfred B. Fitt, genL counsel of the Congressional Budget Office, $ho told a House subcommittee that the Emmete d outlook for GSLs Is "extremely clouded." 1 I / S - Vows To Murder Again Borrowing . 771h a. w ,~ ' 'I t"() The s urvey found that relatively few people question th e nutritive value of packaged food products, but large numbers of shoppers fear a proliferation of substances that might be carcinogenic or have other adverse health effects. One person in seven reported a concern about the health implications of the ingredients in packaged foods. Thirty-five percent of that group worried about preservatives while 29 percent cited "additives" or "chemicals" in general. S ~~ "I 4rnMN I - S Student y/") /'2") (J'2") \ — - 4 __ ______ - Mideast Talks Continue COIIIII,ORS, , WASHINGTON (NEA) More than half of the nation's food shoppers scrutinize product labels in an attempt to avoid specific ingredients especially sugars, salts, fats, oils and preservatives according to a new government survey. The Food and Drug Administration, which reportedly is planning to propose more stringent food labeling requirements, recently released the result of an agency-commissioned poll of almost 1,400 food buyers throughout the country. 20 percent was apprehensive about s ug ar content, 8 percent mentioned artificial colors, 7 percent was concerned about salt content and 4 percent was worried a bout artificial flavorings.. Other substances freq uently cited as a cause Protect WATCAIN& SCALESWeER ON TV - ' 'Ripper' Taunts Police, VIEWPOINT Cc' SEE,O/S - mustache ANGLEIWAL TERS Did the oil companies deliberately create a gasoline shortage to force up prices, or didn't they? If they did, the Justice Department should have a dandy conspiracy case. If they didn't, someone owes them an apology. Polls have shown that in spite of all the explanations from government and industry, a majority of Americans think the gas-pump crisis is a put-up job. They do not think there is a "real" energy shortage. The reason is that the U.S. Department of Energy, which ought to know what is going on, seems as bewildered by the whole thing as any motorist caught with an empty tank. Bewildered, or deliberately keeping information to itself. That extraordinary possibility was raised when Alfred Dougherty Jr., an official of the Federal Trade Commission, told a congressional committee that DOE had simply refused to give it information that might show why gasoline shortages developed the way they did. Surely a department with 18,000 employees and a $10-billion budget should know how much oil is coming into the country and what is happening to it. If that kind of data from a credible source could be passed on to the American people it would be easier for them to decide whether shortages are real or not. It has made sense to us all along that the collapse of Iranian oil production last winter and the ensuing decisions by the OPEC cartel to limit exports and raise prices would affect supplies of fuel and prices in the United States. Yet stories persist that these developments did not warrant the curtailment of gasoline deliveries we have seen. What is the truth of the matter? President Carter cannot expect Americans to rally behind his energy policies when 65 percent of the people contacted in a recent AP-NBC poll said they thought the gasoline shortage was a hoax. WORLD IN BRIEF Operat'i'on, Have A Successful Picnic I Gas Problem Story? '- Mond4iy, June 25, 979-5A Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. - - . -S. • - - .. I - 5. .1. '144 .5 - �- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD SPORTS 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Blows Out Watson Monday, June 25, 1979 - Monday, Joint, 25. 1970 -lA 78 With Lopes. LA 20. bjor League 0 (al) 1220; P (4.7) 37.50; T (4-7. 4 Bit Of Time 8 60 320 2 10 4) 41.20 71reeVo 280 240 10th race. A. 3$, Time 35.24 3 Gayle Stanton 2 60 Cruz, Sea 23; Bonds, Cloy, Otis, 3 Cool Gal 32.4U 15.40 6.60 0(3.4)33.40; TI 4.2.3) 101.40; Time KC and Wills, Tex 20. 2 Target Red 660 6.80 1:42 .3.5 PITCHING VICTORIES 1 Lantana Sandy 3.60 NATIONAL LEAGUE 0(2.3) 4120, P132) 251.40, T(3-2- 1 ) Fourth race Niekro, Hou 11.3; Niekro, All 9. 7 HR Eddie 680 310 3 00 9; LaCoss, Cin 9.1; Andular, 373.10. 11th race, TA. 3-14, Time 31.47 2Oscar Pepper 15 80 760 Hou 8-4; Canton, Phil 8.7. 3JM's5peed 9.70 4.20 2.60 S Ocala Jubilee 380 AMERICAN LEAGUE SCharter 260 2.70 0(7•7) 144.00; TI 7.2 5) 3,125.40; John, NY 11-3. D.Martlnez, 2 A Moving Target 3.00 Time 2:02. Bait 103. Kern, Tex 9 1; Ryan,, 0(35) 1.00, P13.5) 21.50. T(3.S.2) Fifth race Cal 9.4: 5380 2 Another t3rther 9 .40 480 460 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 12th race, T, 7-14, Time 44.17 S 10 3 80 5 Frisco Boy (based on 43 innings pitched) 6 Thelma J. 1.10 2.60 740 I Sippin Away 6 .40 NATI ONAL LEAGUE 7 Streaker Kyle 110 3.40 0112•5) 13.00; 1(2.5.1) S7.00, Time LaCoss, Cin 2.46: 3 Gold Coast Miss 3 60 1:44.2. AMERICAN LEAGUE 0(4.7) 27.20, P(4.7) 47.10, 1(47.3) Sixth race Kern, Tex 1.57; Guidry, NY 317.40. 1 King Berg 5 40 3.10 7 80 2.11; Marshall, Minn 2 19; Attendance 3.432; Handle $250,710. I Winning Chip 380 7.80 7WhiteSptder 280 011-4) 12.40; 1(41-i) 10140; Time AMERICAN LEAGUE LeFlore, Del 38; Wilson, KC 31; sebaIl A Win Trevino: Win Is - Baker, Waltrip DAYTONA BEACH Buddy Baker and Darrcil Waltrip, two of the brightest stars in major league auto racing, share the same goal as the countdown heads toward the July 4 Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway. Eye Firecracker lie was a strong runner-up in this year's Daytona 500 and was just edged by Richard Petty at the checkered flag. This year was particularly frustrating for Baker at Daytona as it looked as though he would finally exceed his live second-place finishes. He captured the Daytona 500 pole wtht a record speed of 196.049 mph, won the 50-mile Busch Clash and walked away with his 125-mile qualifying race before the engine on his Spectra Oldsmobile faded in "the big one." Now, going into the nation's biggest Independence Day sports event, both drivers are sitting in the catbird seat. - They are aiming to win their first Grand National race at "The Big D." For Waltnp, it looked as 111978 was going to be the year as he won his Daytona 500 qualifying race, a 200-mile Modified race and the Sportsman 300 before an engine failure set him back in the field. 400 AMERICAN LEAGUE United Press International East W L Pct. GB 47 23671 ton U 25 .638 21 2 auke 41 31 .549 7 York 39 33 .5.42 9 roit 32 35 470 131 7 elnd 32 37 464 1412 onto 23 51 .311 26 West W I Pct, GB (if 12 32 .568 City 39 33 .5.47 2 as 39 33 .S 2 .Mlnesot 36 3 2 .529 3 Win With the money won in the Busch Clash added to their Winston Cup totals, at half-way point in the season, Waltrip has won over $300,000 and Baker has pocketed over $200,000. As the Firecracker 400 is the richest 400-mile race in NASCAR history with $208,225 in posted awards, It's a Boston ings Christenson Keys Ph'l'ls Past Expos By United Press International Having watched his teammates fizzle at the plate repeatedly this season in games with the Montreal Expos, pitcher Larry Christenson of the Philadelphia PhillIes decided it was time to take matters into his own hands. Christenson, watching from the bench as the Philhies were one-hit by Steve Rogers Saturday while dropping their eighth game in a row to the Expos, used his bat as well as his pitching arm Sunday to help Philadelphia end its jinx with Montreal. The Phillies' right-bander allowed eight hits in six Innings on the mound but was more awesome at the plate as he banged out a solo homer and two doubles In helping Philadelphia to a 5-2 triumph. Philadelphia third baseman Mike Schmidt felt the club's recent slide In the standings Forget Trading Reggie! NEW YORK (UPI) - Maybe you remember the time Reggie Jackson was hobbling around on crutches. Mit'b r nenibes It very 'neiL He has good reasOn to remember it. Jaccn, vth the Oakland A's then, pulled a hamstring In his leg so badly sliding into the plate in the final playoff game with the Detroit Tigers in 1972 that they had to give him a pair of crutches for him to be able to leave the clubhouse after the Injury. Despite the pain, Jackson hobbled over to the Tigers' quarters before departing from the ball park that day. He wanted to sob Martin and shake his hand. He wanted to tell him he thought Martin had do- an py$rnnrrliniii-v mb nf mrnnulnii thp TtCIPIQ even the A';had beaten five. The ;; of that episode still Sticks vividly in Billy Martin's mind. "I like Reggie Jackson," he insists although he can't get that many people to really believe him in the face of some of the things he has said about Jackson in the past. "I like him from the day I was managing the Detmit Tigers In 1972. He got hurt In the game and even though he was limping, he came over to shake my hand. I've never forgotten that." What brought all this to the surface Sunday was a published report that the Yankees had asked waivers on Jackson so as to explore the possibility of trading him. He and Martin were said to be faced with Irreconcilable differences that made any further association between them untenable. One columnist wrote they despised each other. "That's a flat lie," Martin said, speaking, at least, for himself. "How can anyone say that without knowing anything about what's going on between us?" the Yankee manager went on. "Like they say Reggie Jackson Is in my 'doghouse.' I don't have any doghouse. I've never had one In my life." When Jackson was asked about his personal feelings for Martin at Yankee Stadium just before the Yankees embarked on a road trip to Toronto without him Sunday, he wasn't that enthusiastic. "What do you want me to say?" he answered a question with a question. "Do you like him?" one newsman persisted. "Yes, I like him," Jackson answered mechanically. "What can I say?" "Have the two of you talked yet?" "Yes," said Jackson, "we've talked, but we haven't had any real discussion." "How come?" "He has been busy. The first day he got here, there never was any time. Next day there was a double-header, and the day after that there was a day game. There just hasn't been any time." Jackson still is nursing torn muscle fibers In his left leg and the reason he didn't accompany the club to Toronto Is because the park there has artificial turf. The Yanks feel Jackson can get more benefit running and working out on the natural grass at Yankee Stadium. As far as the possibility of Reggie Jackson being traded in the next few days Is concerned, you can forget all about It. To begin with, the June 15 trading deadline Is past, which means the Yankees would have to get American League waivers on him to trade him to a club within their own league and National League waivers to deal him to any club in the other league. They never asked National League waivers on Jackson. It Is true they have asked American League waivers on him, but that doesn't mean they are about to trade him or even have any Intention of doing so. U some American League club should claim Jackson before 2 p.m. today, the Yankees could begin negotiating with that club, which would then have to come up with a suitable player of Its own, one who has also cleared waivers. U more than one dub claimed Jackson, and the Yankees didn't withdraw his name jrunithe ,*th1a, iiU Uaey are free to do as many times as they wish, he would have to go to that claiming d ub lowed ththe standings for the$20,000 waiver price. You know how much chance there is of that happening, don't you? Actiaily, the Yankees asked waivers on Mickey Rivers, Roy White, Fred Stanley, Catfish Hunter, Darryl Hunter and Jim Kut the same time they did on Jackson. They did that so they might have waivers on any of Uwe players ln case they do want tomove any of them or deal them when they are free to make a trade again In September. A 11.--:","~ - k AN - " 4 (r- . . . . - ' ' - . - ' . . . . - . .-. . •• . • . 44. ,, * l . . - ' C. • , . ' ' ' •.. , ' - - . - - .-, - li, :- r4'' * •. • t..s.. • . - - -. - . - .. -... , , 04 wa .1.. • - . j " I .Jk • M ilex's Dale Stevens cuts loose if . The two jockeys traded InFranklin, who was told about Mark Coffey blasted a two. of the Mustang playoffs, winn ers while Willie Williams the change Th ursday, said he suits after the Derby and run homer out of the park leaving Milex to ba ttle it out had two of the hits off Mike was not as upset about his scuf fled at Belmont Par k In the Sa t urday to spark Jackson with Maronda Homes for the Lundquist and Robert Roth, replacement by Shoemaker as week before the Belmont Meta l Works to a 9-6 Musta ng right to come back against who permitted a total of six his arrest. Franklin was ja iled Stakes. Jackson. victory ov,Mils'x Tuneup. ..,inst week and later relu24 on hits. • Fratitn's recëiit troubles Matt Hemphill and Steve The victory pushed Jackson bail pe nding a hearing Th urs- also include a paternity sui t JACKSON METAL. MILEX u Ip each i i. i IWO 4UI or ,t tiSu LYW%W IIIC uiO Wuuiert S bracket Lu Metal IuiiO £4. AC H AS N H dayfiled by a Pimlico waitress, who Ledbetter 3) I White 32I flialombil 41 claims Franklin fathered the id the arrest was Delp sa a !!! n.mpuvu I 1 4 .cnmii I blessing in disguise, because It child she gave birth to last year. 42 • Coff e y SlIVIII Hrlp 4 I 2 WillIams 2 In addition, the young jockey, will relieve the pressures that oth 311 Kry,er III have been mounting on Fran- who won the Eclipse Award last Cliii 311 McFadden . flowers I I I CSIi ' Florentine I I I Sine I S I kiln since he won the Derby and year for best apprentice, was Lvødqvist 3 I I Totals is 6 the Preakneás. fined for kicking a horse after Totals 17 # I Delp reiterated he was net an unsuccessful race at Pimlico $ 231 -. Jackson Metal 2 removing Franklin because of in May. Miles .Q3 , ,.'- - I -• - . • '4 - . r lop as T*ige s in the nightcap. In the firs game, Dave Edwards' run scoring single in the seventi snapped a 3-3 tie and led Lb Twins to victory behind lb sterling relief pitching of Miki Bacsik. Red Sox 8, Blue Jays 4 Fred Lyon and Carl Yast rzemskl belted two-run homer, to back the five-hit pitching o Mike Torrex, cowering Bostot to a triumph over Toronto and sweep of the three-game series Yankees 8, Indians 2 Lou Pinlella and Thurmar Munson knocked In two run apiece to lift New York to it, fourth Straight victory. The Yanks erased a 1.0 deficit in the Pan-Am Gam. State Policy SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UP!) The Pan American Sports Organization Sunday denounced all politicallymoti-vated government interference in national olympic committees as "contrary to the essence of On organization and the olympic Ideals." The so-called "Puerto Rican Declaration" drawn up by PASO's legislative committee as the result ofa proposal made by Honduras in the 1978 meeting in Buenos Aires, also said, "no pressure or control may ei.,edln the fonnaUonor make-up of olympic commit- - 1. . s 5 Seventh race, D, 5-16, Timlir 31.0 Bubba Baby 10.20 A 20 3.20 21 Get 6.10 4K Hobston 4, San Diego I AQanta 4, Los Angeles 2, ,illhl Monday's Games 4*'-6*- - - 5. sFaeIelad1 rn. Time 2S.2022 '20 6'60 3Mountain Jolly 0.00 3.00 Pqtsburgh (Candelarla 56 n,-1 Rooker 2-1) at New York 7 Patti Show 00-111) $3.60, Swan 7-5 and Falcone OS), 2, 411. 00. ' ' '''•" :35 p.m. Ninth race, D. 5- 6, WIme Montreal 44 (Sosa and bAbie Art 12.20 4.40 7.60 czeder 7-1) at St. 460 210 (5Itz1-2 and VuckovichLouis 64), 3iarwinNanc l0bieGoodbee • 2.10 - , " 1 0' . IF .i w q~~~iii~~~ ' - - .. ". ---------------- 6 Carry Hip 8.90 4.40 3'.40 7 To The Front 5.20 2.90 4 Straight Th so Ilth race, D, 5-16, Time 31.21 Frinclsco (Montetusco 1-3). lGreen Meadow 3.00 3.60 2.10 l0:5 p.m. I Thais Miss 77, * Tuesd ay's Games I Bill Foster 3.00 FhlIadetphIa at Chicago 0(4-0) 30.10, P(4.5) 43.50, l(-I) Pittsburgh at New York, 115.50. nlg)t 12Th race, C. 5 14, Time 31.75 P(tontreal at St. Louis, night 1WM5 WhIrlwind 5.20 3.00 4.40 Cincinnati at Houston, night 2HP1s Blaze Star 9.10 5.20 n Diego at Los Angeles, 3Mountaln Bloom 3.00 ni t 0(1-2) 21.20, P11.2) 53.10, 1(1-2.3) 4tlanta at San Francisco, 203.00. night Attendance 2.095; Handle $197,004. Saturday night Fi,'st race. I, 5.14, Time 31.4s ZWhIzzerOf Id 17.00 5.20 5.60 SMick'sOutlaw 4.40 4.20 3Mount Uncouth Batting 7.60 (base: at bats) Liea ers : National League 0 AD H , 411.00. Siecond Hnrck, Roe Phi 61 239 78 .341 70 772 92 .330 3 Career Record 6 Claregun's Viola Wrild, SO Fo 11Lr, Cn 74 277 92 .332 67 235 78 .331 4 Desert Dandy 4 . NV 65 Hrz 62 5mr1s, St. 763 ni 3 9.40 Third race, A. 4.14. Time 31.20 go 377 1 Gold Coast Max 3.00 1.60 II.A.114 111%t UP o,-,;.4Ttnk.c%s 000 f,).'1-UA.(;A"A CE :; e : ;i - , - -- •_,.__._._ .__ •1 AS S A yin, - - ' - , - ,•..-_•--_'_. - - •.- • .- - ________ I - I - 1-4 - --.-. -S. __i 0 & cRVICE I ... -.. RES !?; .,,0 & • • • - S • WE 0001 AUTHORI • WE RETUI eWE HONG WARRAN S INSURE QUICK STARTS PROTEC !"I ,9 # a 9 -_ Tunes $4188 $46811 I -t 8TranI-Mandiola 9.40 5.80 400 Svictor.PecIna 9.20 3.00 2CarasaFernan 3.70 U' 44.80; P (S-I) 14.40; 1 (I-S 2) 191.10; DD (7-I) 133.20. Third Game 3 Enrique 14.80 5.60 3.60 2Vicandl 11-,20 320 5Z 3.00 P13.2.) 17.30; T (3'3. 5)20140 - - I!_..iii. : a - IGastiGondra 7.80 3.40 3Apraiz.Wally 2.60 0(1-I) $ 7.10; P11.1) 154.40; 1(1.0. 3) $65.10, Sixth Game 4 Tranl-Dlaga II 14.20 5.60 3.60 2Vlctor.Pradera 4.40 340 7Santl.Arca 300 Q(2'4) 29.20; P (4'2)d42.1O; T(4-2 1) 333.40. Se venth Game 1 SantiEnrique 1.40 5.60 3.60 4 Victor-Wally 6.60 410 I ZubI.Sarduy 3 10 0(1.4) 3400; P (1.4) I8.20; 1(1.4. ' 0) 359.00. Eighth Game - . - . $ 1, / ''*, 011,1 : .- 0(31) 52.80; P (21) 174.90; 1 (2•S5) 321.00. Ninth 4ApraIz 10-40 5 3.60 ', - ' '-: - .• , II -- .- 'i' . 7 2WHIIL fRONT DISC; In new f ron t brake pads otors • Repack tront ni beariflfl • lnpeCtC*IPl hydraulic st%t,rn .Ad (does not inciude fear *hi " ''•1 ca Host U WarrMtad 12 menUis Sri ' U -_-- - RETREAD PAII .•• . ' - . ,, Wat,antU $0 days Sr 3 000 miles, W$iCliI,,r cents first ,. . . - - ' • Drain and replace lransmission fluid • Install new pan gasket • Replace transmission filler . when equipped • Adjust linkage and bands, where applicable e Most U.S. cars, some imports Crut. - ,., , "p -. t ' ,/ rts Addpii0o1i pj and 4Of,,cet of needeI. , PowerStre . oo . •_ 3.60 Brake Your .. . è' S.L7 ... caster. e Inspect us cars. eotate all tour tires • lnsPec and toe-,n to propel ai,gflmefl cambef. andand steeling 5stemS suspe nsion ome impor t s vu 3,000 jusites, k c I,ImtS6 50 days II MAINTAINS , i drive nd iciud4d • call Vol - Tmnsmission Service s 4 • " additional patti and ervices et' it tid0d front chIve Chassis lubrh iflClUd5 light • Please PROTECT YOUR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 5 •_______ ,, • I 8 8 --I -, trucks warranted $0 de75 o• 3000 Mil". wtilchi,S' COMIC 'its' NCE ;7 - i ND T ,,,-" ' systems Includes Datsun, Toyota. VW, and hg Alignment Front-End and Free Tire Rotc1tion ~ 1$498 ' 3 - ,.,y 0112-1) 44.00; P112-11111 220.50; T (2-1- 01 *1 6 ci argIng 4 cyi PROTc-' TIRES VEHICLE PERFOR Fifth Game 1 Egana Goirl 14.60 7.40 4.90 I u and starting e Electronic engine, p analysis • Instal new * carburetor rotor • Set dwell and timing S rIUIUS includes i,teii pans and labor - no extra charge for l condilioried cars $4 lost to' •Iect,OniC ignition . 66asti 1 Ii Second Game Z A! I 1, - - ~ 1 I e 0111 a Our Goodyle Money -' . -. 6) 2Vicandi DIagI 1300 460 300 3APraiz-IsIdro 4.20 2.60 ISald- Badlola 3.60 0(2.3)23.41; p (23) 105.30; 1(2.3. 4) 241.I0. Eleventh Game SVicandi-Acra 6.60 4.60 3.60 3Santi.Pradera 7.20 3.60 I Carasa-Olano 6.00 0 42.14 20.46, P ILII isa sa. t. a 'i 'S - , . , - -, , , '' -: . -, I'l . 1.' , ' '.1- , 1 . a - . . '.- RMFhtnM IWP j%-'1-:: - ' '- - . - Siack.ail Sill $11094 PIIU A78.13 878'13 C78-14 F78'14 078-14 1478-14 $ 7900 G78•15 $30 Plu$ y"1 er fire sad cia ures I $1.63 1 I I $2.03"I $127.00 j I $1330 $2.22 I $2.38 J _______ 1'J 46 $40 chSe ircr'UI 43 Gil IS 5170 15 l'4 15 (78 ii / 134"Oól 1478-15 $140.00 1 62-6A 6 Add $3.II For lIfwuIitnMC -5. tC,4 i'o"s 50 IS 6 5o 1 2 for 2 for $.3.00t $1,871 $105.00 $122.00 32 hoi, from 6 95 1 4. 07114,C7I-i4 I -- •. 14 2 for 2 for '- a Goodyear's best selling diagonal ply tire S Smooth, thump-free ride Rnad.gripping 6-rib Iread - slot - iemuisoue Saturday lilgiW First race 6 MIster Delhi 5.50 4.00 3.10 SMnnartDlerdre 7.40 7.00 IPotentatepick 4.20 0(54) 47.20; T(4.$.4) 335.40; Time 2:07.4, Second race 1 mar N a 'IA 4 fillMt iCrazyGoose 1.10 310 3Vicky's Rhythm 4.00 Q( 4-$)24.$O;l($-4•3)377.aI;Time 2:05.4. Third race . - , Twelfth Game $Ap*'aIzBadlola 17.00 6.20 3.00 2GastlDlaga 3.60 2.20 )Sald-Enrlque 2.20 0(3$) 26.40; P (5-3) 110.10; T (5-3. I) 147.50. A- 2.504; Handle- $169,150. HMrn*t •, " . y ............. . 1. , 8iaci "C need Add $3.00 for whitewall. . - JustSay'Ci'ge It 'NATIONWIDE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LIMITED WARRANTY GoodyeorRevolving Charge Account Use any of these 7 other nays to buy: Our Own All Goodyoar service is warranted for at least 90 days or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first-many services, much longer. If warranty service is ever required, go to the Goodyear Service Slc.ro where Customer Credit Plan • Master Cnarge I Visa S American tspress Card • Carte Bianclie. Di n ers Club a Cash the original work was performed, and we'll fix it free. If however, you're more than 50 miles from the original stove, 9010 any of Goodyear's 1500 Service Stores nationwide. - Jim Hemphill, Manager ik I • 0 - J 0(15) 00 P(I-I) 3420 TILl $0 Cn 61 240 79 319 113.20. American League o AS H pj, Fourth race, D,34TIme30.,I Smily, M 6$ 256 92 .359 IWin Penny 15.60 6.40 4.20 Ca W, Cl 5 Bluffer Birdie 51 116 64 .355 4.40 3.60 Dwfg, Cl 3K.C.Denim 67 241 II .349 2.40 so to, S 70 251 II .316 0(50) 32.80, pIll) .9O, T(S-5-3) I.,, Dl 352.40. 64 237 02 .316 Wilj,n. K 64 202 60 .337 Fifth race, S,$-14, Time 31.14 Rn r. i 710 70 111 3 CR't Pet. JIM4.4 em am am IBW$ Encounter -* or £ Cl 1 Sudden Jump 3.60 73 752 $2 .325 Cv i KC 52 197 61 .325 0(3-I) 31.41, P(i-I) $4.90, T(341I) 496.00. HOME RUNS T ION AL. LEAGUE Sixth race, A, 1-16, Time 31.41 XI 3 High Pressure an, Chi 25; Schmidt, Phil 25.70 7.50 3.40 0; Lopes, LA and Simmons, 1 Total Effort 3.40 2.60 t. 11; Matthews, All and 2 Shredder 2.60 0 0(1.3) 40.00, P(311 123.90, 1(3-1-2) Cin 16. 249.20. R1*N LEAGUE y Seventh race, D, 34 Time 30.70 Bos 19, Rice, Bos and It I Blue Rocket S. Mil I?; Grich, Cal 16; 6.00 4.10 3.00 n_i. __a ra.. r__ • irau,,i nay .v pa a nd OW 3W 5. 3 Blazer Troubles 2.00 0(1.3) 49.00, P11-311 81.41, T(14-3) RUNS BATTED IN I 7040 5.. I I 0 N A L LEAGUE ii EI,th race, 0, 34 Time U.S? an, Chi C and Foster. Cm Infield, SD 55; Simmons, IMIssalrdPecos 32009.60 7.00 4Leazar Par Dome 9.20 7.10 2 ; Clark, SF $I. 4 3Celeno E RICAN 1.20 LEAGUE y 0(1-4) 71.00, P(1-4) 323.11, 1(1-4-3) Sos 62; Baylor, Cal 59; 1130.40. Sea 54: Rica. Rnt 54: i Ninth race, B, 5-16, Time 31.29 KC and Horton. Sea 53. STOLEN BASES 6APlus NATIONAL LEAGUE 5.60310 2.00 1 K's Ma tador reno, Pitt 29; North, SF 71; 420 300 Ott, 511 21; Scott, Mill 21; lSaraLynne 3.00 Knjhi - - ,43.1tH03,K; I 71 .321 - AUTO SERVICE CEN"ER ' Santi-Gerardo 3.00 0 (2-7) $4.40,1(7.2.5)201.00. Ic?.h7 '°'°° )SL0P3'4 102.90, 1(3-4.4) . • 1. - First Game 7 Victor Mandlola 34.60 4.00 4.20 2 Carasa-Andre 4.80 2.9D Time 4.10 7.10 6.10 6.40 5.40 -- 700 3.90 Joe 7-5). ___________--______ I ',= _4z- '!- ---a - -:_~ 8 Egana-Arritta tlanta (Solomon 3.311 at San - -. - - I I4 Fourth Game an 20 and Richard 6-6). Ito Diego eles (Sutcliffe A Bruno Down, Frazier Up -• --.. 1 Twelfth Game 60scarEchaniz 19.10 5.20 4.40 Aprait.Gondra 6.20 4.40 141.20. Los (N first inning on run-scoring singles by PInlella, Darryl Jones and Chris Chambliss. Rangers 5-7, A's 1-2 Pat Putnaji cracked a pinchhit, three-run homer In the eighth inning of the nightcap to complete a double-header sweep for Texas. Johnny Ellis' three-run homer highlighted a five-run fifth that carried the Rangers to their triumph in the first game. Royals 5, Angels 2 Dennis Leonard, continuing his comeback from an elbow Injury, allowed just three hits and Fred Patek and George Brett drove in two runs apiece to help Kansas City to a sweep of Its three-game series with California. Brewers 7, Mariners 4 Paul Molitor's RBI single in the top of the l2th snapped a 4.4 tie and Milwaukee added a pair of insurance runs to down Seattle. Bill Castro pitched four scoreless Innings for the victory. Dan Meyer homered for the Mariners. • - ------ --- (43) 1 It 10; 1143 P(12) 144.10, T(I.2.4) FDiladeIphia (Carlton I-?) at hiçago (Reuschel 5-5), 2:30 ST. LOUIS (UP!) The St. Louis Cardinals Sunday sent right-handed reliever Tom Bruno to their Springfield, UI., farm club and called up another right-handed reliever, George Frazier. Bruno had a 2-2 record with an ERA of 3.82 and no saves. He "All intervention or Interfer-- appeared in 29 games, gave up ence by any government for 29 tilts and recorded 21 politicul reasons in the buniness strikeouts to go with 20 walks. Frazier has a 1-2 record at of any olympic committee Is Springfield with four saves and contrary to the essence of the a229 ERA. Inflgames, he has organization and the olympic 51 strikeouts in 51 innings. Ideals," It said. - -------------- -------- II Sparky Gets Break - 3 Vicandi-Pradera I . . ' L - I.. & .4 . 4A0 :2.00 7-4) 3,736.00. j 9 - .. • aaic First To - Sixth race, C, 5-16, Time 31.111 S Ted'% Darren 1 0 i Ninth Game 5 Apraiz 13 00 870 4.40 2 Isata ' 17.00 3.00 4 Said 470 0(45) 33.00; P (52) 19,10; 1(5.2. 302.00. Tenth Game lGasti.Arrieta 21.00 13.80 18.20 lEgana -Waily 25.60 6.40 6 Said-Sarduy 6.60 0 (71) 124.40; P (7.0) 59I.20; 1 (7. $-6) 3,071.40. Eleventh Game 4SantMandlola 13.00 tt " an Pt'enc Lro PhIfadelph P enn y 14,400 5.00 2+oo Montreal 3, Tracy Racy d. night 2.00 Chicago 4. Pittsburgh 3, night 2Mctifltain Sample 11.40, 0(54) P(5.4) 240.00, T(S42) HW,,ston 3, San Diego 2, night ralA,i night 0 - "I ,, .4 calif.. 1 I) 797 .60. - . Jackson Metal Advances, 9-6 0 •- Eighth Game 5.90 5 Egana-Gondra 26.60 111100 12.20 L Pct. GB 8 Preferable 16.00 7.80 5,80 6 lma Coming 3.80 3.00 Monlreal 39 25 .609 6.20 St Louis 34 29 540 i'-, 1 Medley Eric 0(41) 24.40, P($-4) 104.20, Pi?tsprgh 34 30 :531 5 515.10. PhIl, 36 33 .522 Third race, 0,5-14, Time 31.51 Chiego 33 31 .516 6 1 Ray Swinger 6.00 3.80 3.00 Ne* York 26 37 .413 12' 3 Texas Company 5.20 3.20 West 3.20 W I Pct. GB 6 Carry Zig Q(l3) 4420, P(13) 244.10. T(134) Houton 4.4 29 .603 CinCi 37 33 .529 51? 395.20. Fourth race, C. 5-14, Time 31.77 Sari . Fran 35 36 .493 8 1 QuIck PrInter 5.60 3.40 2.00 Los " An 32 41 438 12 3.00 340 S.art' DIego 32 42 :432 12'.-, 2 Super Mlndy 80 AIllrta 15'., 17.20, P11.2) $4.40, 1(1.23) Saturday's 27Re'4s,ls386 ', ' Gt*iiti 7 By United Press International Earl Weaver was hoping for another miracle finish to cap off a very prosperous weekend. Sparky Anderson was hoping for an even break to put an end to a miserable one. "I expected us to come up with something in the ninth Inning," said Weaver. "We tried hard to get It darted but we weren't able to do it. I guess I'm just becoming a little spoiled." Weaver's Baltimore Orioles, who entered Sunday's contest against Detroit with a ninegame winning streak, pulled out two victories over the Tigers earlier In the weekend with dramatic ninth-inning homers. But Aurelio Lopez' three hitless Innings of relief and Rusty Staub's ninth-inning RBI triple gave the Tigers a 64 victory. "I have to be impressed with my young team," said Anderson, who shows a dismal 3-9 record since taking over the Tigers earlier in the month. "We had a lot of tough breaks this weekend but we had to win one sooner or later." Staub Stroked an RBI triple with one out In the ninth to help the Tigers snap a five-game losing streak while ending Dennis Martinez' personal 10. game winning Streak. Rich Dauer hit a twos-tm homer for Baltimore In the fourth Inning and Staub had a solo blast In the fifth for Detroit. Lopez, 3-1, retired nine Straight hatters and struck out five over the final tires Innings. Twis 4.7, Wte Six 31 Roy &nalley belted three doubles and scored two runs and Jerry Koosman broke a persona) six-game losing Streak - East ~, - -. • • S 4 Third Game ' Mountain Hick M , I 'k Second Game Arano-Mandioia 15 20 460 3.00 5 Trans Andre 680 360 1 Domlngo-Arca 3.80 0(3-5)59.20; P (3• 5 ) 130.50; T(35 1) 441.20; 0? 3) 17550. , ilti - 1 I 1111111111111" 0 G' %iatson came unhinged after taking a triple-bogey six at the par 3, 157 yard, third hole and N EW YORK UI'!, - The Milwaukee Bucks. Most scout;; have tabbed this 3 00 %SitiI .1 7-o fi ni shed v er-par 78 for Magic is gone but the the Hav ing failed season as a "lean" one in terms. to make a (11ll 0(5 7) 98.00; 1(7 SI) 503490 285. III- bogeyed five of the last suspense lingers on in today's for their first-round selection, of overall collegiate talent, hut; Time 2:05.1. • Ninth race seven finishing holes and was N a t i oiia I Ba s k e t b a II- the Bulls will have to decide there are seven players who are' 8 60 SMysteryBize passed by Ben Crenshaw, who Association collegiate draft. whether to take San Francis- considered among the first 8 Huston Mickey J 40 7 40 carded a 71-284, for second After the LOS Angeles Iikers co's All-America center Bill group. The y include ('art' 2 Arriva Hobby 3 20 0(51) 1100; 1(5-12) 150.60; Time place. go through the formality of Cartwright or one of two wright, Greenwood, Kelser, 2:04.2. Bob Gilder, 70-286, was alone naming Michigan State guard bluechip ixwer forwards, All- Arkansas' Sidney Moncrit'f, Tenth race 11 fourth while three men -Earin "Magic" Johnson as the America David Greenwood of 8 Charlie Dei 860 680 140 Rutgers' James Bailey and 7 Saratoga Danny -*60 300 .defending champion Bruce No. I choice in today's draft, UCLA and Greg Kelser of Northeast I.auisiaua's ('alvin 3 Baby 3 70 Lietzkt• Howard i'stitt and wh ch begins .it 110011 the Michigan State Natt. 11 1(11 3) 77,60; Time David Graham were Chicago Bulls will begin to 7:00. If Chicago passes on the 7-foot Included in the second group Eleventh race bracketed together at 287. unfold the drnia a of th e aruiva C Ca art wright the only qualit y are Alabama's Ut'ggie King, 7 Sunny Larmie 12 70 900 5 40 Asked i f he as surprised he proceedings by nam ing their center in this year's draft the USC's Cliff Robnlson, [taylor's I Miss Holly 8 180 3 60 6 Avon Carefree 3 80 had won, Trevino said, "Not on selection. I'he Bulls choice Knicks are said to be interested Vinnie Johnson, Rhode Island 0(1-7) 53.40; 1(7-1.4) 160.40; Time this course, but I iiiust say 111111 could well affect the choices of in taking the former University junior Sly WillIamils anil . . surprised I won with a 71. 1 the New York Knicks and of San F rancisco star. Dayton's JIM l'ax_;oii. $133,190 2_; S Handle g - Might Intruder 3 Bo Ablx-y course for .I 72-hole total 00-7) SI-60; T0.7-4) 410.40; Time of 281, 3-wider-par. Eighth race F Clock Hanover 11 40 4 60 2 80 SSam Bengali 13 80 660 , Chtcaoco at Seattle, night ,, " ,46:,' .*^,., 4 2 Domingo-Diaga 0 lan 74.20; 1 ar.n l,04.40. P(4-I) 520.90, 1(4.0. ' ',, S#h6SiI U. Ken Os-tHey's bases-loaded sacrthce fly with one out In the stqi'd Dave Collins and enabled the &di to snap a four-game losing streak. The Reds, trailing 6-1 after five Innings, scored in the sixth inning oijeorge Foster's 16th homer and added four runs In the seventh . . .. 3.00 ame 4S.00 S 00 4.40 13,00 17.40 , . , ST. fl4I Braves 4, Dodgers 2 Rookie Rick Matula hurled a seven-hitter for his first majorleague complete game and Joe Nolan drove in two runs in a four-run fourth Inning In pacing the the Braves to victory over tho riorwl Ara £W54. an I n C,nith homered for Los Angeles. lmont Stakes loss In the acing's r S? has ridden the winning horse In Crown Bid's third-place finish at two legs 'of the Triple Crown, feuded with a top New York Belmont was blamed by Deip jockey, been named In a on a safety pin that was foun d paternity stt and been charged lodged In the horse's foot the day of the race. wi th cocaine possession, i But the news was not all bad The latest stroke of adversity i: for the scrappy Dundalk, Md., for Franklin Saturday. He rode .A.h was announced Saturday Bold Road to victory in the 1 yo ut 'I "" 1. when t rainer Grover "Bud" $28,150 Hoover Handicap at Delp said Franklin would no PlmlIco '" Last year, Franklin was longer ride Spectacular Bid the horse he pilot ed to victory in taken off Spectacular Bid and ," the Kentucky Derby and t he replaced for two races by Jorge . Velasquez. Velesquez rode Bid Preakness. Delp said he has opted for to vict ory In the Champa gne vet eran jockey Bill Shoemaker Stakes at Belmont Park and 1. '. ; &tiQ't4 ' '4" ' ' to ri de Bid again at the Young America at '4 ' Delp said he picked the Meadowlands Shoemaker because he wants But Delp put Franklin back t Bid for the La urel and learn his profession. Futurity. • .... Franklin has suffered f rom the Delp had considered replacpressure of enjoying too much Ing Franklin after he rode •. - success too soon In his career, poorly earlier t his yea r in the Delp said !'.2 Florida Derby. Delp threatened to demote After that race Delp accused Franklin to a stable boy last Velasquez and Angel Cordero of Herald Photo by Tom N.ts,l week af ter his yo ung jockey bad sportsmanship during the was arrested on a cocaine race and Franklin referred to possession charge In a parking the two Latin Am erica n jockeys lot at Disneyland in Anaheim, as"splcs",an insult that helped. -. - - . I Seventh race 2Croupiers5onGB 1060500 380 7 Si Room Rah 4 7) 1417.10. 1 Gaidos 12.10 6.20 340 2Arca I 560 2.80 Ninth race, C,5.1a, Time 31.,13 Seattle 8 Milwaukee 3 ni ht Paco 4.90 8 Mountain Jilt 4 20 Sunday's Results 84O 6 0(1.2) 27.00; P (1.2) 131.40; 1(12 I Mr. Blitz .60 1140 Minnesota 4, Chicago 3, 1st S.00 4) 275.40. 5 Swede Enough Minnesota 7. Chicago 1. 2nd Fourth Game 50$0, P10-7) 275.40, TILl-Si Q117-811 Detroit 6, Baltimore 4 5 Duran-Olano 15.00 5.20 3.60 630.00. New York 8 Cleveland 2 2 Vicanci Bad,oia 600 2.90 10th race B $ 14 Time 3 1 24 Boston 8, Toronto 1 Ramon-Pecina 3.20 2 Bee Inventive 5.80 660 340 Texas 5, Oakland 1. 1st 0(2-5)31.20; P (5-2) 115,20; 1 1152. 6 Dunn Rocket 6.20 3.60 Texas 7, Oakland 2, 2nd 4) 171.00. 7 Chilly Kansas City S California 2 FIlth Game 0(2 ) 45 40 P(2-6) 101. 30 1(2 Milwaukee 7, Seattle 4, 1 8 SaidWally 13.60 51.10 6.20 2 I nning s, night S isasa-GoIrl 7.20 5.60 11th race, A, 3-I, Time 3153 Monday's Games ?Victor- Enrique 5.20 4W d Mis Wonder St 5.00 4.00 2.40 (All Times EDT) 0(55) 45.00; P (IS) 114.10; I ( LS. 6 Mounta in Kiss .60 Cleveland (Garland 3-7) at 8 Fruit I 2) 401.00. 2.1110 allimore (Stone 4.5), 7:30 p.m. Sixth Game 0(44) 3940 P4.4) ".00, T'4-4$' New York (Clay 1-2) at 2 Victor-Andre 8.60 7.70 4.20 2 6 0.80. oronto (Underwood 1-10), 7:30 7Vicandl-Diaga 1060 660 12th race, B. 3-I, Time 3057 rn, 1 Arano Gerardo 3.60 3 Still Rapid 1620 620 6 41) Tuesdays Games 0(27) 40.40; P(27)171,00; 1 (2-7. 3 Joe Kea • 140 420 Cleveland at Baltimore, I) $34.40 night 6SmiIIra Peanut 1111•10 New York at Toronto, night Seventh Game 0(3-5) 21.40, P(35) 120,70, T(3.5-4) Bblton at Detroit, night 6GastIArrleta 7.80 7.60 6.80 Milwaukee at Minnesota, U4.00. 7 Egana Enrique 7.60 3.40 Saturday matinee results ilgbt 3 Ramon-Paco 300 First ;Time238j93260 City, night 6 P (4-2) 173.40; T(4.2. Ixon :ece S.14 Ciffiforn iaat?as, night 3) $72.80. night Off ' Bid' . 13, California 4 17,60 5.70 arbabe • night 'Kansas City • \h.. . Diane E. York 6 Cleve Ia nd 5 10 New - 6 Galdos-Gasti 7 Trani.XGerardo Eighth race, 0 714 Time 4551 Baltimore 6. Detroit 5, 2nd. lSandy Kea 18.80 9.00 4.60 ,ingS, . -. Seventh race, A. S-116, Time 31.62 6 Upper 14.60 S.00 S,40 8 Black Bonnie 3.00 3.00 10 3 KoIly Kan 8.10 19.00. P14-I) 47.10, 1(4-0.3) 1st, ;Ii, Detroit 6. B a lt imore 8, 2 0 ,Iitght Franklin . -1. and terrible performance against Montreal would be rectified during the second half of the season. "We're down 8-1 in an 18gane series," mentioned Schmidt, "But that's only half the games we have to play with the Expos. We're, getting adversity out of the way before the AUStar game. The Expos are one of the best teams and they have been lucky because they haven't had any injuries." tisewnere in tne rite, Crucago blanked Pittsburgh 5.0, New York trimmed St. Louis 6-2, Cincinnati edged San Francisco 8-7, Houston beat San Diego 4-1 and Atlanta downed Los Angeles 4-2. tiSi ----I, 11) . ... ~,%*.V'1 .:, V, . ~ it I-.. .. I 1'101..',~~ 11 .. 1, r .A . f. .-40 %%I I .6. I *.., 0 '. cy ", 9, I C-7N ___ 0 13 t'nnesota 6. Chicago 1 Tb(as 8. Oakland 5. , -' 3. - -. . Toronto 41 7:.4. DAY TONA BEACH SATURDAYMATINEE DAYTONA BEACH D iaturitxv'e 1. .. Jai Alai Dog Racing 31 43 .119 11 22 52 .297 20 Oakland - - 32 39 .151 B', kdtie - - - certainty that both drivers will have an even added Incentive to visit Daytona's charmed Victory Lane for the first time. The two will be among nearly 60 drivers who will be attempting to make the 0car starting field when Firecracker 400 top-twenty qualifying gets underway at 10:00 a.m. Sunday, July I. Sunday will be a doubleheader of racing action as, at 1:00 p.m. the Daytona 6 Hours World Challenge For Endurance Drivers race gets the green flag. The Firecracker 400 is scheduled for 10:00 am., Wednesday, July 4. Waltrip is leading the Winxton Cup points race and has four wins for his Gatorade Team. Baker has proven to be among the very fastest almost whoever he races and leads in pole positions with four while enjoying two wins, including his last outing at Michigan. OAKVILLE, Ont. (UP!) thought it would take a 68011 my for Torn Watson, it was one of Watson i had iriatle tripILee Trevino was the first man part." bogey." those davs ... to admit he (11(1 not win the Trevino, while delighted he "I did not xactIy burn up the But. Trevino said. it was no Canadian Open golf title, but had scored tus first victory of golf course, but a WIll IS a win. until the 1501 hole that he begat: ttirit Tom Watson lost it. the year and his 23rd on the tour I'd take It even if I shot a 78," to think of the winner's cheek. "hut a win is a win:' Trevino (kiting back to 1967, felt syniWatson, who failed to make I played unit' of riiy favorite said of his three-stroke victory pathy for Watson who ap- tire cut at last week's U.S. Open, shots - a bladed sati(l V. edge Sunday that gave him his third parently did not heed his own left the course IlflhIle(hiately to within eight inches of the CUI) Canadian Open title and earned advice about being patient. after he signed tils card. It was a good feeling." S him a cheek of $63,000 that took "It's very difficult to come Trevino said tie got a good hIs career earnings over the $2 back an d win after youmake Trevino. 39. said that 1,11(1 ake a feeling when he was able to get million mark. triple bogey," said Trevino. it up-arid-down over the first willing ahi(l allowing that I stay l'reuno. who started the day" how many times is loni f tiOli'S• "I felt I had iiiade health. I'll play seriousl% for three shots back of Watson, Watson going to do that? lie is three birdies the way I saved another five years. goal is to Finished the day with an even the best there is out there. But par, and then I heard Tom make another ii iiliion.' par 71 over the 7,059-yard Glen ti P - -- - - . - 1 Ik - - .- s SANFORD - p . . - W. Firs 32228 . . - . - I -- .n4' - ___ �A E v'uu,q IIt'ra Id, Sanford, El. Carol Farella, Li. Larson In Double Rites Monday, June 25, 1979 Wed A it ITJ U Vf OF 4.XONY GIN RUM VODKA QT* 3.99 47,75 /( ANY 12 - IMPORTED FRENCH COGNAC V.5. 995 9 91S DISTILLED AND BOTTI.ED IN COGNAC 0 4/5 WHITE WINE 1.69 5TH kJ!LIii— k'J 'J V N 'I' OOL) MON., JUNE 25 1. W. DANT 100' BOND QUART 5.99 lIMIT ONI PER CUSTOMER W'COUPON GOOD SAT., JUNE 30 25.4 OZ. LANCERS breath. I Bridesmaids were Cathleen La rson, sister of the bridegroom, Mary Stoke's, Uani Erickson, Carol Green and Debbie Roberts. Their lemon yellow goiis were identical to the honor atte'ndant's, and they carried similar baskets of flowers with yellow babvs breath. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Farella 209 Summerhn Ave. Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larson of Lake Markham. , DONELLI IMPORTED ITALY 3 FOR S5 with white and yellow daisies and mint baby's , SALIGNAC William Dunn served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Lincoln I irson and Scott lirson, brothers of the hr i deg room Jerry Fare'lla, brother of the bride; and George Vogel. Mark M eyheu was the Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a white silk organza gown fashioned with a venice lace and seed pearl bodice featuring long sleeves and cameo neckline. A deep ruffle of matching lace bordered the skirt which terminated into a tiered lace train She earned a part silk and part fresh bouquet of l'halaenopsis orchids, white roses, stephanotis and baby's breath showered with trailing ivy. groonisinan. Diana Farella attended her sister as maid of honor. She wore it mint green interlock knit gown with a white lace bodice and matching silk mint overblouse. She carried a white wicker basket arranged Following a wedding trip Acapuico, the newlyweds will make their home in the area. The bride is operations officer for the Central Flagship Bank. The bridegroom is prod uct ion manager of Slumnberite Inc. ,. MRS. 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Your lepI) ab- college and was so NEWS (12) Impressed building: only three floors and solutely perfect. witti those qualities in him that 8:30 2:30 maybe 24 tenants, so nearly When I was in high school, I we re celebrating our TODAY fifth 12] (1) ANOTHER WORLD (3) everybody in the building would have fallen head over t 3 knows each other. heels for a young man who had K.c. READER fflWHUIIHIHHIHH 'I'here is a lathes' room on enough integrity and conviction each floor, but one young For dinner. The to tell Inc firmly, "We have Problems? You'll feel better Old Faihioned' HH,111 man works with woman who works on the third my husband, gone as far as we are going If you get them off your chest. Yesterday I HAND DIPPED floor comes down to two to discovered that my silver and For a personal reply write to for the good of both of us." smoke pot in our restroom on turquoise ring was missing. It's Guys who want everything Abby. Box 69100, i.os Angeles, her lunch hour. The smellis not valuable, but it has sen- you've got area dime a dozen Cal. 90069, Please enclose terrible and clings to our timental value because my even with inflation; but most sti'rnped, self-addressed en. CHOCOLATE —STRAWBERRY clothes if we're in there for very grandmother gave it to me. women are turned on by %elOpe. VANILLA— PINEAPPLE long. Also, she ties up the Isuspect the woman took it. It ALSOORANGE FREEZE stall for quite a long tdiie, and was in the jewelry box on my during the lunch hour a lot of dressing table, and she lay women want to use the down Make in my bedroom for a facilities while I couldn't have lost or Apparently no one has made mislaid it — I never wear it. any attempt to put a stop to this The band TRY OUR FRESH is almost worn because they don't want to get through.) t her in trouble. It's bad enough FRUIT SHAKE-UPS i don't know what to do about that she smokes the stuff, but it. I don't want to ruin our A why can't she use 43c _ One hundred and fifty-five itli a 2.0 average or better on her own floor? the restroom friendship, but I really want th e ring back. upperclassmen have been wi th no grade less than C. If you have any idea how I can't avoid meeting this named to the Dean's List fur the The following area student,s IIHlJHIii can solve this problem, please woman. Our husbands work Spring, 11179 session at Stetson made the Dean's List: Danny let us know. s*e,Qnch other together anJw University, according to Mrs. Fitzgerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. INCONVENIENCED at business functions. What Helen Sassard, registrar. E.P. Fitzgerald, 404 Sunset DEAR IN: Your complaint is should I do? Drive, Sanford; I.eslie J. An additional 452 Unvalld, so te ll th e girl flat out to DEAR STUMPED: One thln& Whittern, daughter of Mr. and dergraduate students were splease use the restroom on you should not do Is accuse the Mrs. 11.8. Whittern, 815 listed on the Honor Roll. HER floor.., and, furthermore, oman of taking your ring. Escambia Drive, Sanford; THE GREATAMERICAN SANDWICH remind her that smoking pot is (Regardless of hov. strongly The Dean's List consists of Frank H. Kiligore (all As), son flu Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-n) Sanford illegal, and she's asking for you suspect her, you could be juniors arid seniors hose of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Between Honda £ ABC Liquor trouble ti she doesn't stay off erong.) grades average 3.5 or better on Kiligore Longwood; and JohnH, "Not Just Another Hamburger Joint" the grass! If I ere y. I would forget a 3.00 scale, with no grade Pelzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. TRY OUR HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM CONES DEAR ABBY: A tew weeks it. below B. The Honor Roll is l'elzer, 604 SUGAR OR VANILLA CONE Ellsworth, go, I had a couple to my home DEAR ABBY: I simply had to composed of undergraduates Altamonte Springs. IN-LAWS 7:30 (1~ THE PATSY AWARDS c2)(12)THtoocToas Q ONE UFETO LIVE W MELMX(MON) ED FOOTSTEPS (TUE) ED THE MILWAUKEE SYM. PHONY ORCHESTRA IN CON. CERT (WED) ED COOKIN' CAJUN (THU) CO FLOWER SHOW(FRI) 8:00 ' flJLLT VV'J',JL 3UUNt LK - 0 IN S EA RCH OF.. 'Dim. IOIidCU,SII OVIELAN U FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND 5l, '72S Ill 'lit 1,30 FRIENDS Guest Sammy Davis VAN NUYS BLVD. Jr R 10 10 ED DICK CAVETT Guest Ji's sica Mitlord POM POM GIRLS .,r.,.' 'r,,,, n .,,u,,1. ..nhL - - - - - - — - - - — — — - - CLIP HERE " -- Students SU D I MILK SHAKES - 63l, 80; Lis I HEY KIDS I - . - — . - I - - - S . ' 1 ...' . .. - •. . S -. -" - -__. -.__. -- np, - ........ -.,. --. - ........-. -- - - .. or Come To The i' E'cning I1(r11(1 SUMMER-SHOWTIME . Every Tuesday Morning I 1 ONLY 50 , - r $ , 'I WITHTHISCOUpON Without Coupon Kiddles Summer Show . N .. .,,(' 7 $1.00 iIIII Se it Andy 6riU,tii ((il Helm* 2NEWS SEE , 1'1t LEHRER — All,'. fly I ou S .4','rT5lii( lrsr:0 ,r".I [lot) Nemiafl Gim-.1s VIIall C ttie 's lafg(tsi nuclear itiel THE YOUNG AND THE CD CONSUMER KIT(TUE) 10.00 '' . 1 00 (A) 0 AS • 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 0 LOU GRANT EVENING ROW U RYAN'S HOPE (112) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES '' ' 12:30 NEWS 4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING (WED) (4) 0 THURSDAY MORNING 9:30 I 11 MOVIE Young. Fororo'r Jost' lsruoi K,tr.ri ViI,isIiiis' , young or I)hItt living 'ii St.IlI(>ti it '- e'ilIi Ah. is, t:tndod by a prie'* and, 1100 5• EDROKETT'S VICTORY Her Floor? On TUE) 7:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA U NEWS k troom 12 2 P; aioPLUC (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0002) NEWS ED SESAME STREET (R) MON (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING \1m I 1ike I%% 01 1979, John '1110 111,1s, l) Ms. i .ikt' F irst I iiitier tIp for the title is Bill \IIIssel%% litti totem I he Ms . AFTERNOON 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR ' . 11:90 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS "i W Flit. SOUVENIR GIFT BOX 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (2) (12) WHEEL OF FOR7tJ vi,tI to the (lo lot'. III the e'p.' thug room his f,,II,'ri lictiryi t Sql Z,Oo s b;irfs't csl,'n1 (R) 4:30 4) MIKE DOUGLAS OMARYTYLERMOORE OMERVGRIFFIN 12, GUNSMOKE ' (4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) IM HODGEPODGE LODGE 0 M- A-S- 14 C"I ;'ofic' dis ANIMALS 0% CBS EWS ' towri t ofiq ED SESAME STREET (R) (WED) Iriqi'1 fs'arfis'r 1 , EMERGENCY ONEI 0 WHEWI ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) R)KUTANA ANY 12 — 65.85 ,iifli.A clii IJIItIU CAHADIAN SCOTCH 40c ovi 1.51 x sU kld CDII I I I IGtJL UH SOc :141 AHDU. VOC)p(A SOc JACK DANIFIS HIACIt 70c IU )(,(.. IIAIIIII sii; SSc (List III ,UISSI 1.50 A1.'AIII , 0 t COIl.() SOc (.At IANt) I (JUt till 70c AN/. UIA1, It till TOMISIF AID 1(1? 3.40 — -. P. " N I e villoAll RI OOrtis t he IId*t 'ASHR 0BEWITCHED 0WILD. WILD WORLD OF 6:25 1i')POPI GOES THE COUN. TRY (NON) f,) PORTER WAGONER ('TUE. FRI) 2flA'3HVILLEON THE ROAD ______ ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 10:55 A;tro' ispos .11 St Lt,; C., tri,il (1) 11) ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE -- . Ilotislon (A) UPBEAT T OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) II_ 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL € FRENCH CHEF 9:56 B PTLCLU:00 4)EARLY DAY GOLD OR WHITE HOW (NON) D ERICA(TUE) ED BEES AND HONEY (THU) t,i nr,-',n,L r sm., V... rr.. 3Jrc ir n., ff DINAHI 5.53 800 I'11 LITTLE IIOUSF ON TH PRAIRIE 0 THE WHITE SHADOW C) BASEHALL I1 ,'icsrtiI s'rq. of ( InCotIt )i,.1. .1! El) PHOTOGRAPHY... HERE'S 9:00 (2) 4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 5:30 MEXICANA TEQUILA t4IQ GUIDING LIGHT 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) O SUMMER SEMESTER '. rw Newly elected officers of (tie Greater Seminole Toast iii istt'ess ( 'liii). fioiii Ii'I( Macv Thihodea ii, (i'eastii't'i' It I'ow em's. t'oiiiicil delegate: .JO(l I' I'Ik iii".. Pi''sideflt and Margie Biene. v k'e-president shari' a light moiiii'Iit ;I( he pt;i ii for the Toastmistress Sa mnpler I'a rh to be held at 7:30 Iii. oil .Iiiii i' !S. at (fitAltamonte Springs ('lyle ('enter. The meeting will highlight (he (Il)jf'('( i vs and activities of (lit' toastmist ress club. ''We have a supportRt' at iiiiii)Iii'i'i' ' Ii t''t' OLl gain experience ifl expressing voiii' ideas. Ili1i'O mug oiir spea king ing kill,. developing your leadership alnlit ies, and learning about pa i'Iiment a i I)l4)t'('(I ur' and officer ti-a initig.", SiRS IIIe t)e iiresideiit MORNING 860 SCOTCH ROYAL VELVET CANADIA " o . to LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W , COUPON '. TOASTMISTRESSES PLAN 'SAMPLER' Kunberly Tindall was the flower girl and Matthew Tickle, ring bearer. The reception was held in the Knights of Coiwubus Hall. II. . Ll 2N, 79 ROSE r • :;:ir;itii Rina Carol l.yiln Farella and Eric John Larson were married June 23 at All Souls Catholic Church. Father William Ennis performed the 5 p.m., candlelight and double ring cerenionv. V 'TT 1 Monday, _June 25,191 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl REE DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM I SHOW 10:00 AM - ------------CLIP I �U ...,IA i-i a iii, r....i anwru, ri. _____________________________ MOf101y, June 25, 1979 Rosalynn F Meets Hir ec overs, Legal Notice Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Hearing NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TOKYO jUPlj — First lady Rosalynn Carter recovered from an intestinal virus in time to attend a state dinner given by Emperor Hirohito today after having missed some of the excitement of her husband's first full day in Japan. Eleven-year-old Amy came osi with the "tummy bug" during the 15-hour flight froni Washington, but Mrs. Carter Ohira luncheon and a tour of the Meiji Shrine but recovered in SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING -P2(66-79)28. The time for a state dinner held in DISTRICT East',oftheSW'.4ofthe5E¼ (Less the moat-encircled Imperial Oil and Mineral Rights) and WI/i of SE'i (Less roads and beginning Palace. SW corner of SE" run E 852.75 ft., Mrs. Carter, looking pale ar.d North 45 ft., Eat 70 ft., North 10 it., wearing a long-sleeved white West 70 ft., West 10 ft., So. 23 ft., chiffon gown, was greeted at West 112.17 ft, South to Beginning), containing 5$ acres more or less; the entrance to the palace by and the East ',ot the NWI/i of SE"i Hirohito, who said, "Thank you less road, Section 23, Township 2) South, Range 30 East, less the for coming," below the 55 ft. contour. White House Press Secretary Portion Further described as the south side r,M ,,h...L..... ....eI ..L. ..0 in.wi.ii wait iie LUUU ouy t'oweu saul the atiment of Red Bug Road, across from Red in a reception line before a that struck Mrs. Carter and Bug Elementary. (DISTRICT NO. luncheon given by Prime An)y was "something they BEL•AlREHOMES, INC A.) Minister Masayoshi Ohira. picked up from the Carter AGRICULTURE TO PtA Shelooked faint assheturned grandchildren". SINGLE FAMILY DWEL LING DISTRICT. PZ(6479)27. The toMrs.Ohiraforassistanand NW4 of the NW',i of Section 18, was whisked through a back Township 71 South, Range 29 East, door to the residence of U.S. ___________________________ e ragtt of way Ior Balmy Beach Ambassador Mike Mansfield, Drive. Consisting of 10 acres more NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO US or less. Further described as in the where she rested in bed. NAME LAW general location of Balmy Beach NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The first lady missed the Drive, South of SR 436, West side, — Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C!SE HO. 782227 CA.04.t IN RE: TheMarriageof BILLY JOE FIELDS, Petitioner Husband, and PEGGY L. FIELDS, also known as PEGGY LAMB, Respondent.Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION TO PEGGY L. F I ELDS, also known as PEGGY LAMB 3371 Colville Avenue Hapeville, GeorgIa 30354 YOU ARE NOTIF lED that a Second Amended Petition for dissolution of marriage has been tiled against you by Petitioner, BILLY JOE FIELDS, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to the Amended Petition on the Petitioner's attorney, JAN15 MARY HALKER, whose address is Post Office Box 2147, 501 Park Avenue North, Winter Park, Flbrida 37790, onor before July II, 1979 andfile the original of said defenses with the Clerk of this court either before service or Immediately thereafter; otherwiseadefault judgment willbe entered against you for the relief demanded in the Amended Petition. WlTNESSmyhandandfhe6fof said court on this 8th day of June, 1979 (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., (lark of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida BY: Eve Crabtree DEPUTY CLERK PubliSh: June II, 1$, 23, July 2, 1979 DEK Si - the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of CHALLENGE. INC. OF NEVADA at .umber Bear Gulley Road, in the City of Goldenrod, Florida, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Dated at Goldenrod, Florida, this 2nd day of June 1979. CHALLENGE IN CORPORATED By. Edward G. Rector President Publish. June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1979 DEK 1)3 ____________________________ • F ICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 16$ Willow Creek Cove, Longwood, FL 32750 Seminole county, Florida, under the fictitious name Of LONGWOOD IN DU5TRIALSUPPLYCO,andthet 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 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Jon D. MacKendrick Publish June II, 18, 258. July 2,1979 OEK.47 ____________________________ (DISTRICT NO. 3) MARTY CHIRA-- M IA VERY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO C 3 GENERAL COMMERCIAL AND WHOLESALE DISTRICT. P2(52 79)-fl. That part of Lot 69, Spring Hammock, PB 2. Pgs. 2 through 5, lying NWly of the RW of SR. 4fl, LESS that part Iyingwithin the following described parcel; Beginning 1236.53 ft. West of the SE corner ul Lot 69, run North 37 degrees 7rE., 200 ft., thence run N. 52 degrees 33' W., 150.95 It; thence West 79.2 ft., thence South 175.54 ft., thence SEIy on a curve 1)7.28 ft., thence East 1.15 ft. to beginning. Containing 2.78 acres more or less. Described further as in the general area of No, 427 and Big Tree Road. Section 79, Township 20. Range 30. (DISTRICT NO. 2) This public hearing will be on July 74, 1979 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon lhereatleraspossibleinRoom2o3c,f the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Those in attendance will be heard and written comments may be filed with the Land Development Manager. Hearings may be con tind from time to time as found necessary. Further details available by calling 373.4330, Extension No. o. Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida fly• Robert French. Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Beckwifh, Jr. Publish June 2$, 1979 DEK 1)6 Seminole TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the July 17, 1979 A. PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR CHANGE OF ZONING REGULATIONS 1. ALAN KING BIXBV -A.1 AGRICULTURE TO R.1AA DhitO CLASSIFIED ADS undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter 322 -2611 865.09, Florida Statutes,will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of publIcation of this notice, fictitious name, to. wit: PRECISION MACHINE CO. under which I am engaged in business at 103$ MIlle' Industrial Road, in the CIty of Altamonte Springs, Florida. That the party interested In said business enterprise is as follows: CRM INDUSTRIES, INC. By: 5. Charles Robert McMahon II, President Publish June 4, Il, 1$, 23, 7979 OEK.26 Sunday S—Lost & Found Lost: Fern., wt., Terrier. Big eyes, shaggy head. Answers to Heather. Last seen Grant 8. Georgia Ave., Longwood. $30 5597. —________________________ I ____________________ Will keep children my homenights or days, for working mothers. $20 for 1, 130 for 2 (5 day week). School age slightly higher. 322-5015. - MECHANIC Experienced with own tools. Split 5050, day shift. AAA EMPLOYMENT 9)2 French Ave. 323.5176 (Cornerofloth&French) NEEDED IMMEDIATELY w WAITRESSES COOK Apply in person Holiday Inn 1.4. On SR 4.6t I-I First 1. Onlychild care center open Saturday in Sanford Begin, fling June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 322.6645. — . * & Things to Eat DRAG LINE OPR. Poultry, best, pork, fish. Free delivery, min.$200rder, Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion right toward Sanford to Bevier Rd. right ½ ml. tRuth Burk) 322. BOOKKEEPER Crewel Instruction Tutor, Certifled& Experienced Teacher 323.5592 * URGENT * * Needlepoint Instruction SALES R ECET1ONIST Creative Expressions 323.8812 _____________________________ $—HiIpjdud. ______________ GIRLS Bea winner, loin the neighborhood professionals Altamonte Spgs. based Century 21 Real Estate Firm seeking Lake Mary & Management posItion with fast moving company. We need aggressive people with good rn'aii:y ,i. good phone ocr Sat.ry plus commission. Call ________ xce(ienr irainino o?r,?reu. Call Patt Woodson or Phyllis Capponi for confidential interview 8)0 7717 aft hrs. 331 4698. Annette 323-5176. AgES 13 & older - an exciting opportunity to earn EXTRA ssss d ur lp,,g sc too L vacation, Call Circulation Dept. 2226 11 Corp., 11)0 Old Daytona Rd., DeLand, Fla. 32730. EVENING HERALD Travel Agent-minimum 2 yrs. recent exp. For interview phone 6615.069 or (904) 775-5777 for appt. ___ A'IION FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increas. your earning power. For details, call 414.3019. LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andifweweren't looking fo. someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't behere, If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1 500432 8403 anytime for recorded message. Legal NotIce —_________________________________________________________ PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SR'CR4ZI Improvement The Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) will conduct a public hearing on June 28, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Recreation Department Civic Center, $00 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Florida. This hearing is beIng conducted to afford Interested persons the op Dortunitvof.inr.teI,...ir '---'----' a w,,aI ..ulv in. w.vion aspeas, design ConcePts, and social, economic and environmental effects of the proposed improvements to State.County Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County Road 424 (Ed9ewater Drive) to State Road 436 (Sernoran Blvd.) in Orange and Seminole Counties, Florida. FOOT Project Pbs. 77130.190) and 771303504, Work Program Nos. 317523 and 517341, Federal.Ald Project Nos. M5791(1) and IRMI79I.3. Maps, drawings, a drafl environmental impact document and other 36--Resort Property ______________________________ Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 322-1038 if no ans. (901) 252-94fl. PURCHASING AGENT Immediate openings with a growing company for a person with at least S years experienc. innationwideour,.asin0oI, supplIes Including produce, meats I dry goods. Must be able to supervise people control payroll costs & be able to schedule staff. Send resume or apply in person Holiday House ________________________ * SECRETARY - 378—Office Rental typing 60 pleasant personality. AAA EMPLOYMENT 9)2 French Ave. 323-5176 (Corner 10th & French) LPN full time. Exp. w-Fiorida license. 4.12. 322-8566. Sanford Nursing & Cony, Center, _______________________________ REALlY WORLD. Night Cleaner. Apply in person ________ ___ CCLI) * The Real estate Agency REALTORS NIGHT AUDITOR Will train, math background, Q0d with people. AAA EMPLOYMENT 9)2 French Ave. 323-5176 (Corner 10th & French) _____________________________ 24351 French (Il 97) Sanfoja" 323 5324 _______________________________ 40-B Triplex 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT, ZONED COMMERCI AL (2) '4 The public hearing will be held In accordanc, with the Florida Depart. macfl of Transportation Action Plan (197$). C.A. Benedict. PB. District Engineer Florida Department ot Transportation ' Post Office lox 47 tI DEJ- 131 Florida 33730 May29, June 13,14, 15, 17,18. 1, 30,21,n, 24,23, 26, 27,25, -.---•--- have experience. Call 323-8323. • '0 ° I M1t1 - I 0 Idyllwilde I BR. 2 B. lovely home in one of the nicest areas of Sanford. Near schools & golf course. Beautiful corner lot With lots ol trees Just right for the growing family. $57,750 I (' 2565 , [13 ML PEAL TOR 1 6061 or eves. 3230517 prompt visit train our no- VA- F HA.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment prsssntativs. She has bro. For Sale by Owner 3BR,l',bathbldckhOu$e in Lake Mary, 323.6459 Cash for your lot! Will build on A call from you wilt bring $j chums, ping r.EEO A SERVICEMAN?. You'll your lot or our lot, V Enterprise, Inc. civic Information; and 4o help with your shop. needs, Medel Inc., Realtor cards of introduction frcm local mar. chants. find him listed In our Business Service Directory. 641)0)3 3 duplex lots, prime Orl location 150.000 William Maticzowski, REALIOR 32? 7983 For Sale - Cape Coral tots near Ft Myers with Sewer & water tiv Owner 830 $16) I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAKE GEORGE $6,900 C A BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice 3 BR. I bath home on king size lot Near shopping but country atmosphere. Just $76,500 I Peaceful Country Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts. Huge 3 BR, 3B home plus Mother in law cottage on Lk Butler in Volusia County 199O0O. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $623455 322.1959 _________________________ TWOPLUSTwOISFOIJP AndThat'sAFaclI ClassifiedAdsGetsResults And ThaI'sA Fact Toot __________________________ Call Bart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ READY TO BUILD 2 loIs in country setting near Paisley. 200 x 140, cleared ready for your home SANFORD: 125,500. 3 Bdrm.. 1 bath, carport, nice neigh. borhood. My equity I assume low rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable. 323-6228. / - ANNOUNCING kvik kuh.h L.a,a I.ho-3$.i$41 / DATE EATON Tern Building — Crane's Roost $65 Whooping Loop Alfamonte Springs, FlorIda 32701 (303) 531 SIll and 1314339 Attorneys for Petitioner Publish: June 1$, 23, July 2. 9, 1979 0EK9I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Ctcrk to the Board Of County Commissioners In and for the County of Seminole, Slate of Florida, Publish: June 33. I97 OCX l4 V - _$*'hlW/4..',*.1 . .t 4m' -s 4-'-; -. fr4 LV U- - *- -r--.'....,.., ..•'t _,.--..' -s ___________ a. C. TOM ROLL, President. C. Tom Roll President DATED at Casselberry, SemInole County, Florida this 7nddayof May, 1979. Publish June 1, II. 88. 23 $979 DEK2S —0-- V*t DATED at Orlando, Orange Cvnly,Ploridathis3rddayofJgne, $979, Aust Marketing Company by. August unnsun President PublIsh JUM 1), 15, 25& July 2 1979 OEK.S0 .. 7' "" ' We Ar Pleased J I tJI C L g*eeug e*vtce 323.5300 3103 Orlando Dr. VA&FHA9n.ncing STOP 'AND THIP4K A MINU lB... IF CLASSIFIED ?S65p4R 4V ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE ydOULON'T BE ANY. a. 0 $ aL..1 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I. STENSTRO 1_lu 'IS TON w.Iap siding & shinglb roof. s acr ' Home Off ice REDUCED BY 51,5001 904-734.6031 LOCAT/C.V MAP ____________ ' - -' Hammond Organ, console dec Ironic M 103 model, fruit wood $1195, sell much less. 323 7777 7437 S Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0640 Sanford 321-0702 _________ -_____________ Cars Removed TONA AUTO AUCTID 91 t mile west ot Spee'dway Daytona beach, will hold .t public AUTO AUCTION ('y('r Tu',y & Saturday at 1 30 it's the only one in Fiorid,t You Set th reserved price Call 904 755 8311 for further details - Top Dollar Paid for junk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3225990 BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to iso Call 322 1624, 322 1460 I Orlando327-1577 ' ___________________________ _____________________________ 47—Real Estate Wanted - - 65—Pets-Supplies - -._ -- .--. andy,yian Air Conditioning / I ApplIances Handy man Will tine oranot' groves On cnritr'ict 1,'irgc r. small Will w,,sh I story tiOli',," or prune ',mail groves 31? 6871 .i" A n' 121 l0'7"--. ,_ -' _______________________ Lawn.Gai'tJefl _________________________ Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed 3230039 Amt'ricdn SOd 831 7200 8AM IA SOD 131 (400 5q ft 1 ft or more Free Del on 4400 5 Automotive Service _______________________ Western Auto 301 W Automotive Service, tail pipe, etc L.awnIintnance _______________________________ 1st St tuneup, LANDSCAPING Total twn care. residential & (ommtirt ill il? 7141 ,itt,'r 6 - BeaUtY Care __________________________________ I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietl's Beauty Nook $19 E 1t St , 32 5712 - Certified Lawn & L antiscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 8719 Mowing 371 0098 LaWn Service I General Landscaping RLs specialists, iO SOil & fill dirt. lawn maint & tree trimming 323 2918 -Residential & Commercial 377 554? MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp 869.5567 - Ught Hauling ____________________________ Yard Debris, Troth Appliances 6. Misc (LOCAL) 319 5371 Dressmaking ________________________ — Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 372 0707 - Office Cleaning I terlorCnlng ____________________________ I3&P Exterior. Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 3396066, 668 8335 I. Springer SanieI pups, 1)5 323 0039. 47A—MortgagesBougt, &Solcl 197511*70, 3 BR, 7B, expando, cent air, big sc. porch, utility shed, many extras. 510,500. 6616309. - - ___________________ COCKER SPANIEL S-A K C, silver butt. 4 males. 7 It'mnales $173-ISO. 323-3913. Losing your home & tread? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 332 0716 iiàs • CeramiCTile AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 372 9111 Eve's after 61 weekends FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 373 75$Q __________________________ - . -_____________ --- Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N. C. 78906 :4 k I _________________ Lawnmower sales & service. We sell the best & service the rest Western Auto 301W 1st SI 3224403 - 45-A--(Xstof Sta!e PrOperty _________________________ , EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN LSAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322 2611 or 8319993 _________________________________ 62—Lawn-Garden Custom Otfice Cleaning. comnmer cial, new const LiC . bonded & inS Quality Service everytimne Ph 373 0511 or 668 5981 _____________________ Paintlna ___ - 67—Livestock-Poultry — WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. Mtg. Broker. 825 No. 17 laying hens, 2) mos. old. COOPs, feeders 6. waterers included with hens, 135. Ph. 373 6179. 1-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte, 7 7433 ____________________________ 68—Wanted 00mnh,ig & Boarcing to Buy - ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coot cages. 322 S7S2. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in us furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools, _______________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. . REALTOR 3224000MLS -3cc our beautiful new BAR dING. I II - 9ROKER Raborn RIALTY — 411 - 969 Renault FaceiInt (Ofl(lIt Oil 1895 3% "(10 J7 352 -- - - 59-liusicaI M,ercIndise _________________________________________ ' -'- ' LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 residences on approx, 2 acres, 100 ft. lake frontage. $75,000. ESTATE SALE. own c I I -. S W blue, $175 Rear slide glass, 150. Air Shocks $50, fitS Ford P U 323 7305 --- - - --- DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322 9160 DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145 I day serv good paint & Ref 331 55 Cash 322-4132 ' •44••• " 74 CHEVROLET VEGA 01 28 000 original fileS l,ke n,'w OW.' . i .1 ,'t'i.'U 5 air 51 69% 869 1047 , I - _______________________ NOTAPILEOF BRICKS This) l½brickhomehsas beautiful Fl rm, game rm I lust loads of livIng area. Located in NW sion of town w.easy access to . -. - ----!6'—AUTO l"arTs ________________ ____________________ -- "ph Iae -- - ___________________________ - Guitars, Drums, Banjos Corn plett' Thomas organs, pianos. 80k, Ball's Disc. Center, Inc. 7202 French Ave 322-2235 STEMPER AGENCY REALT')R 377.çg '' '77 Checkmate Trimate I w custom built Roadmaster trailer Brand new, never in water Call days 323 1909, ott 5 3') 322 73$5 SEIGLER REALTY 4. 4v4s ______________________ JUST MAKE F y f.jE N 15 69 to 75 models ('all 339 910*3 or 834 460% Dealer .76 P'ncq,id rt'mov,Vf,li' Hard iop. like new 54%04 I rrn 32? 9595 alter S Central t-feat&Alr Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at I SEARS, Sanford 3221771 71 f I Wellcrott with trailer & dec. wench Full lop & bathroom Many extras, 15.000 32) 07708 to S )Oor 37361 70 weekends & after 5)0 LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS $tO.000 TOTAL 'INDUSTRIAL 7 S ACRE SITE near pp Siding, close 10 I I 15500 per acre ' C READY TO SELL' Don't sell yourself Short We have 28 years of experience & knowledge & an active demand for home's I land Call us today! ' NICELY WOODED CORNER LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE MONROE ZONED DUPLEX. 17.500 - - .nit Salvage. 3225721. Wanted Appliances any cond, Washers, refrigerators, etc. Kelioggs Auction, 3237050. , ,' 8O—Autos for Sale - . & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, na WOODED LOT ON RADIO RD 54 900 3 . ________ _______ -- 55—Boats ___ f'iC F LOT (iN T05'Y '.7 I4tAR LAKE JISSUP $6.S.t) ____________ clog. V - I -76 Dodge Van Air. PS. 6 cy1. auto 17 m gal. Peg gas Customized 13250 3?) 52)4 Looking for garden equipment? React tpday's chassltled actS for good buys. ____. .----_______ S ACRES NEAR HWY 16 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE $28,000 * HOUSE PINCHING YOU? NCt'U more room7 This I BR. 2 bath split level could be lust what you need Unique Iloor plan for those yho like individuality See it today 141500. UALTY ____ '2's ACRES NEAR LAKE HAPNEY, GENEVA AREA $8,500. Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One — The quick, easy Want Ad way. The magic number is 372 2611 or 831.9993 _________ -- . . ACRES WILSON RD. AREA NICELY WOODED 1)2,500. . REALTORS 3)9-47)Ieves Lk. Monroe. Excellent linen. Coirdinstir - Toyota l'lli tv P U C,00dconl Overse,lVduty Itt-st offer 349 S44 ______ 18.900 FORREST GREENE - Furniture, bar, curtains & rodS, clothes, fuel oil Stove. odds & ends Starts Thurs I p ni 1200 W find .i —____ - Lois Wlnn —323.2712 1 79—Trucks.Trailers - . 54—Garage Sales -- kufird 1979 --- - -- - 373 734f 75.Aa-Wi 77—Junk Special Purchase Sylvania I9in color Firestone Charge Reg $439.95 9oday same as cash Sale 136500 -516 mo Limited Supply Call Jim, Firestone Store Sanford-322 0714 - I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR WEKIVA FALLS AT HWY 46 I' RadiSteo 53—N- " LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE MONROE AT NARCISSUS $7,500 t ORANGE CITY- Contemporary home-Landscaped Courtyard. 7 I It. free form tub with solarium. I BR, 2 baths, split plan. Beautiful wooded area of fine homes. 177.500. INC. - LARGE CORNEtI "Ft tort VILLE AT 18th si.o ' $27,500, w.excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322-6437 or 3327111 aft M. Unsworth Realty 1978 Honda 4043CC a'j10 tc n linew Fully dreSsed 3?? 5769 1511 Travel Trailer Sleeps 6. first $1100 323 05-45 RE WASHE- P Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 _____________________________ ________ — New 235 Homes, I pct Interest to qualified buyer $30,000 to $38000 Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222287 Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, I B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. ) JOHN KRIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford FisridiOwnid Fleddi M.n, 43—Lots-Acreage - — ___________- - REALTY Raboin Build to Suit- our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA 2358.315 W Garnetf While Peg. Real Estate Broker , SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD . COLUMNS. HANDY MANE SPECIAL 127 Laurel $23,000. rSO,,O.rest. HURRY' French (Il 9?) Sanford " S 9._'J OSTEEN 11.4.000 e NEW HOME * 3 Bdrm, 7 bath, large kitchen w dining area. Fireplace in Living Room Central HA, w-wcarpet, garage On large wooded lot Many Extras. McGovern Builders Call 322 8910 after S pm _____________- REALTOR 322 4000 MLS til3S "Florida's own greeting - dedicated to welcoming new residents WgOOd Wheel F plorpr B hp Excellent shape. 5500 F iRM 3?? 8658 ------------ -- --' For Estate. Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap praisals Call Dell's Auction, 3?) 5620 - . . -- per gal I! S00 313 oc ______- ___________-- 75—Recreational Vehicles 1 only - clearance l-iotpoint II cu ft ret Asocadd Green 2 door auto del rost ret sectIon Peg price $439.95 New$35$ $18 mo Firestone Store -CatlJim Firestone Store yi,j oay same as cash Sanford--3770711 ____________________ 41—Houses __________ 322-2420 PARK 3232222 $15,000 1715 S French -- - -- . . 52—Appliances ______________________________ ---- "Nothing like good — The Real Estate Agency ANYTIME REALTORS Multiple Listing Service I NEWCOMER! 4--Z7 24 HOUR lB 3229283 REALTY WORLD. Sanford's Sales Leader REALTORS Branchff ice terms. '" .SAN FORD AUCTION. Refrigerator, Dishwasher & Electric Dryer 2113 Sanford Ave 323 6817 HOMEOWNERS. Don't lose your credit - We have hel, zdothers to find FAST CASH buyers to buy lheir equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor 6112518 New listing on St. Johns River, See thu 'o make your dreams come true, entertainment room Is 24*56 with Indoor waterfall & fish pond. 3 or I BRs, swimming pool all on canal leading to St. Johns River 1)25.000. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOISI SANFORD'S SALES cEADER! WE' lST & SELL. MOPE HOMES THAN NYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it 2 5, Irres 01"1y n Yamaha OOHC 750. mag wheels, faring, drive shaft. 59 -- H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Peg, Real Estate Broker 2901 179?. C'c::rry'. Fl. 831 8200 Eve. 862.J655 Country Property Treed 2'.' acres near I 16. SR 46 3 BR enclosed porch to lull around in during these hot summer days A must to see only 153.500 . COUNTRYACRES 1 acre bldg. site w-trees 6. paved .. jo ttkm LK. Jsp 500 acres good pasture land, $125,000. Newly redecorated 3 BR, 2 bath home. 27*12 game room, ideal for large family, beaut,f'jlIy taricapeo, Iose to shoprn, school & recreation area,. $51,500 .' (7 -- Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for you. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR I bath home on landscaped lot W w carpet, dining area, fenced yard 6. More! BPP WARRANTED Only $33,000! CARPORTS. ONLY $42,500. Seigler Realty, Broker 321.0640 321 0702 downtown Sanford Store. Must PertlnentinformationaeveIopedbytMFDoT,ftherwith.iflenvjews . Eve. 322-0617, 372-1587, 322.7177 SUPER 2 BR I bath home in C. C. Manor with Ig eat in kit, C H, WAU, all ona tg landscaped lot' Enc. patio garden too! New roof & paint! BPP WARRANTED, Yours for just 532,500! ---- . INC. ONE OF A KIND Lovely 3 BR 2 bath Mobile Home with 1,536 sq. ft. on nice fenced lot! C H&A, w w carpet, eat in kit, Fla Pm, porPi & Much M,jr,''' .ust $27.500 BEDROOM: (1) 1 BEDROOM, 2 for - receivedfromother agenciesorpublicofliclal,willbeaval,at,Ie,or,,f,blic inspectionattheFOOTDistrctOfficeinDeLand from June 19, 1979to June 77, $979 dWiflQ regular office hours. They will also be available at the public hearing location from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. and from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. Mr. Frank .IeweIl, Project Manager, may be contacted for information orassistanceat the DeLand District Office, phone 904.734-2)7). Persons who with to submit written statements and other exhibits in place of, or In addition to oral statements may do so at the hearing. They may also be submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing if received at the FDOT Distrct Office. 719 W. Woodland Blvd. (Post Office 1 ox 47 ).Dsland, Florida 32720, nolaterthanjuly 12, 1979 Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and c nstruc$ion and impact on the wetlands will be discusd, HAL COLBERT, REALTY JUST FOk YOU 3 BR l' bath home in Cf ..'$i?t. -remodeled eat in kit,.w-w carpet, porch, pan. FIa rm &DR & Extras Galore! BPP WARRANTED. Only 130,500! - __________________________ Eap. super market stockman Applyinperson Food Barn, 35th. Park Ave. Salesperson OVER 125 THUR MAY 1919 - 0 E Cl range, coppertone DbI oven, cxc cond 32? 6733 aft 6 HANG YOUR HAMMOCK And relax in spacious back yd. 3 BR, 2 b. C H&A, quiet neigh. burhood & close to ShoppIng, $1550 dwn. For rent commercial bldg., 2100 sq. ft Motorc. le Insurance ULAIP AGENCY J2338óor7fl77l0 MON.,JUNE25,7pM. Mixtureot old & modern, including housetulls of Quality furniture Broyhitt K ingsize BR suite, several dinettes, Mahogany BR Suite, Oak drafting table. couches, chairs, chests, dressers, TV's. plus many more items too numerous to list ICASH DOOR PRIZE S VISA- MASTER CHARGE ON SALE NEW twin size box springs & mattress 12) 95 ea Pc . NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So of Sanford 3728721 J 78—IMtorcycles 72—Auction PUBLIC AUCTION. -- 2 BR, 18, CCB on 75x150 lot. s18.soO. o pct dwo 10 Acres Pineway. $32,000. MAKE A WISH 3 BR 2 bath home in ldyllwilde' Enc Pool 6. Patio! C H&A, w w carpet, eat in kit & Every Imaginable Feature! BPP WARRANTED, Your Vish Come True for 168.000! ________ between 9a.m. 3. S pm, Holiday Inn Sanford, Lake Monroe, 530 N. Palmetto Ave. 1-urniture Club Rd & 46 A. 130.000. ,, (2) 630 sq. ft. Office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total. w.w carpet. Ideal for professional suite. I,t I RENTAL INVESTORS SPECIAL Buy I or both! 1 BR, 18, w FP on 75*150 lot 116.500 ID oct dwn 11 Acres Airport Blvd. Excellent terms $45,000 SAN FORD A PEANewly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace. Utility room a. wooded lot. $365 + security. No pets. 323.9574. .,,,,, ,, REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night _____________________________ 4 Acres intersection of Country REALTY -- ' _____________________ 51—Household Goods I I - Harold Hall Realty 3 Duplex lots $10,000 STE N STRO \/ - -. I I - 709 Oak Ave. 2 story older home. $28,500. 4s.s SANFORD: 3 BR, l'/, B, cornpletely redecorated inside. Kit. eqpt. No pets. 671-0976. Days lnnSanford _______________________ ,,,,,,,,,,,."I — .---q Inc. 3 BR House, 102) West 1st. S2SOmo, 323-1100; 3239657 NowhIringMAlDSfor bath, 2218 Palmetto, I BR. 2 baths on 3 lots 139,900 3 BR, 2 bath home in Sanford C AC. Nice neighborhood, l300mo Tony Coppola Assoc. Realtor 8)00333. fulltime&parttimeemployment "..,L[ BETTER THAN NEW extremely well cared for 3 BR, 2B home w FR & large sc porch, new carpet. fully eqpt kit , beautiful land Scaped fenced yd. Ext. fOi retirees or family. $36.500. 2544 S. French Ave. 322.0231,323 7173, 322 0779 2005 Glenway I BR, 2 swimming pool. 185.000. - FANTASTIC Ig family I BR, 20, FR, Cent. air, ww carpet. Lg. rooms, fenced yd with well & sprinklers, "in ground" pool. 'Choice neighborhood. 143.900 Exc terms ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - Sale ______________________________ ATTRACTIVE I BR. 28 ranch style home, Ig rms , fenced side yd. near schools & shopping. $49,500 We have (Ii 2' acre tracts zoned agri. Owner holding with good terms 4. ______________________ Need reliable person for route sales. Truck driving experience helpful. Good company benefits. Brown Moulding Company at Port of Sanford. 323-2062. An Equal Opportunity Employ er Live.in companion & housekeeper for semi.invalid lady for 3 to 6 mos. 322-5637 9a.m. to )2or3to6 p.m. CallCharlotte323-S130 & ROUTE SALES RECEPTION-TYPIST. Opening for receptionist with typing 50 wpm. Excellent fringe benefits, Apply in person Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co. 119 West 1st St., _____________________________ Sanford. 11—Ifructjo BOYS _________________________ 50—Miscellaneous for ,, INVESTMENT 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 residence, office & Institutional 132.500 3 BR,)', B, carport, dbt lot, fenced bk. CH. behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000 VA or FHA. Sanford 321-0640 Sanford 321-0702 Orlando 327-1577 ACRE & ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. 5500 MONTH, REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY. BROKER 321.0640 321.0702 - S pc BR Suite new, 1239; 5 pc LR new, 1399. Loveseat $41 95 & up, Pc dinettes, 56995 & up. Ref. $506. up; El stove, $606. up; full size draperies, ItO & up Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford. 322 872) SPANISH STYLE family home, 3 BR, 1', B. Ig closets, pan FR, storage cab in DR $31,000. We have (?t5acre tracts In Osteen that may be just what you are looking for So call us BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON -__ Army boots Ill 99pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanfordAve 3225791 CHOICE MAYFAIR extra Ig 3 BR. 2 8. formal LR, FR w-FP, egp kit w breakfast bar, extra Ig utility, dbl garage, good storage, lovely yard 167.000 w 128 738 dwn 8. assume or refinance 17.000 buys you this 96*120 lot in Paola. Ideal for your new home SEIGLER REALTY EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDERCOMPLETELY RESTORED 2 STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, ____________________________ 3259 * & a,.. Peg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0159, Aft Hrs 3227643,377 469 Paint5.bodyshopallequipt plus I BR apt on 2 lots in excellent locOtion for business Call for more details %79,90Q LARGE 3 BEDROOM. HUGE FAMILY ROOM, DOUBLE GARAGE. CENTRAL AIR, CARPETS, LARGE OAK TREES $49,500 LAKE MARY, 3 BEDROOM. CENTRAL HEAT AIR, $275 REFERENCES. i_.,. BATEMAN REALTY Need a commercial Site for ceramic shop' We have it, S?.I.500 Good location 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE' MONROE & I 1 127.500 _____________ _-. 5u1 - 4 building lots zoned for triplex or duplex %5O & 15000 2 BEDROOM, DINING ROOM. SCREENED PORCH WITH 70*70 WORK SHOP ON MAO NOLIA ONLY 122.000 32—Houses Unfurnished - - Building lots, high Wooded on county maintained i'd Good terms Owner holding LIKE NEW 2 BEDROOM. NEW CARPETS, COMPLETELY RE DECOR.'TED ON LARGE LOT BLOCK TO WINN DIXIE ON 25th STREET 131.500 & - SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses .. - 2 BEDROOM NEAR DOWN TOWN. FULLY FURNISHED 2 SC PORCHES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION 121.000 HURRY ON THIS & Sharp, mature, responsible. Excellent pay. AAA EMPLOYMENT 9)2 French Ave. 323-5176 (Corner of 10th & French) Now accepting applications for part.time Bookkeeper. Apply Days Inn, Sanford. U-Pick: Green beans, black •)5 peas 8. others, 15 by. 1.4 to 46 30-Apartments Unfurnishecl - - I acre near Wekiva Zoned for mobile home or home. w el & septic already there Deeded right to river also Good terms Owner hold 3 BEDROOM COMPLETELY RE MODELED. INCLUDES NEW ROOF. NEW PAINT & NEW CAR P E I S. L AR 0 E SCREENED PORCH, FIRE PLACE. ON LARGE WOODED LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD $24900 Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean roomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 3)8 Palmetto Ave. ________________________ SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy El. ficient" studios, private en trance, built.in bookcases, attic storage, heat, air 12 built in power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Ave. 323.3301. ___________________________ -_____________________ * Meats. 41-F4ouses —H 31—Apartments Furnished ______________________ __________________________ Must be able to maintain machine. Top pay with great company. AAA EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 9)3 French Ave. (Corner 10th & French) - ________ 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Village. _______________ ______________-_______ -_______ _____ 41—Houses Sanford- Large one bedroom plus den, air, ceramic baths, $175 mo Adults. 841.7883. BOYS 3. GIRLS NO AGE LIMIT SUMMER VACATION 181$ Part time work available im. mediately. One week only. tremendous earnings. Special meetingatSanford CivicCenter, Thurs., June 28 at 10 am. SHARP. (Parents welcome). Not connected with the Civic Center-NO PHONE CALLS. DON'T MISS THIS MEETING Wanted: Mature lady to live in, prepare meals and care for invalid lady in Sanford residence for salary, room and board. References requested. Call 3224285 week days. Enroll now-school age childrenfor summer (un-arts, crafts,1 field trips. 323.5424. _______________________ ' No experience necessary. Must be hard worker. Chance for advancernent. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323.5176 (Cornerof lOthI French) — & Applybysendingresumeonlyto Mrs. Portia spenser, Director SCA Project Head Start, P.O. Drawer 1389. Sanford 32771 High school graduate or equivalent at least 1 year clerical or secretarial training andor experience. Ability to type a minimum of 35 correct wpm, Salary range 15.17$ to $5448. Deadline July 3rd, 1979. Equal Opportunity Employer. PAINT SHOP HELPER & Baby Sitting. Days only, Mon. thru Fri. Ikid $17 2.kids $20. Break. fast, lunch snack. 322.6451. Teenagers will do odd jobs Baby sitting, lawns. etc. Call 321 02)8 30-Apartments Unfurnished ____________________ * Weare accepting applications for full 8. part time employment. Over II high school education. Apply in person at any Handy Way Food Store. reto 21—Situations Wanted ________________________________ — Saretary position for Head Start. * BabySit Evenings I Weekendsinmyhome 323.7404 COOKS Apply in person Holiday lnnon Lakefront T.hnir*n --.....-.- Trin. r i', .,..... en) position for cutting"" 3. polish. ing optical crystals 323 7750. __________________________________ I Dishwashers Apply in person Holiday Innon Lakefront & For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Peal Estate Agency June Porzig 323-5324. great & Some experience. Several needed immediately. AAA EMPLOYMENT 3235)76 912 French Ave. (Corner of 10th French) 18—Help Wanted Monday, June 25, 1979-3B AAA EMPLOYMENT 3235176 912 French Ave. (corner 10th French * - Noon FridQ with Excellent potential ComPany. COOKS Noon The DQj Before PublicQtion evenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. WELDER $600 per week Land Sales poSsible. Work part time. Ex perienced only. Please reply Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644. 2518. __________________________________ LPN. Full time 8. part time. Apply in ',erson Lakeview Nursing Center 9)9 E. 2nd St. 3 Lines Minimum LOST inthevicinityof Wilson Rd. (2)4 mo. old Doberman puppies. Ans. to JACK I. BLACK. rewerdi Call 323.1954. -- * DEADLINES — . .. . 3colnecutivstlms . . . 31c a line lconsecutive times ..... 3Sc a line 8:00 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Now accepting açplicaticris for full part time waitresses. Apply Dais Inn, Sanford. — ________________________________ CITY OF LONOW000, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PRO. POSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood, Florida, that the City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No. 460, entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AMENDINGORDINANCENO.143, BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING "EXHIBIT A," SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE ADDITION OF A DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION TO BE KNOWN AS "PU, PUBLIC UTILITIES DISTRICT," AND PROVIDING FOR THE USES PERMITTED IN CE P TA I N R E G U LA T IONS; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. SaidOrdinanc,wa$piacedon,irst reading on Jun. 18, 1979, and the City Commission will consider same for final passage and adoption after the public hearing, which will be held in the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, on Monday, the 9th day of July, AD., 1979, t 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. At the meetIng interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinance. This hearing maybecontirt'jed from time 10 time until final action is taken by the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Ordinance spoiled at the City Hall, Longwood, Florida, ard copies are on file with the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the public. DATED this 18th day of June, AD., 1979. Linda Martin, City Clerk of the City of Longwood, Florida Publish: June 25, July 2, 1979 DEKIlS -------------------- - Winter PQrk RATES itime .................43c a line HOU0 18-1lp Wanted & 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. ___________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Lnapte 86509, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, inandfor SeminoleCounty, Florida, upon receipt of proof ot the NOTICE OF FINDING publication of this notice, the ficNO SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE titious name, to wit: J & H AIR ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONING AND HEATING Date: June20, 1979 CONTRACTORS under which I am Housing Authority of the City of THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF engaged in business at (address) NEW YORK. Pine Street in the city of Fern Park, Sanford ______________________________ 94 Castle Brewer Court Florida. By the Grace of God Free and dePendent That the party interested in said Sinlord, Florida 32171 3053321045 TO: DONALD JOHNSON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE businiss enterprIse is as foIiows TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. EIGHT 85TH UDICIM,C4*. Joseph Pliver Address Unknown CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 'Dated dr'W1nT'PY'Or)J%be James Orsttal The )tt'.1r.amedCi1). pTDp9',, $7.. County, Florida, June 20, 1979. COUNTY, FLORIDA 'rn. ieq the Ii S Deparfme1 of Civil Action Ho. 79.1130.CA.O4.E Publish. June 25, July 2, 9. 16, 1979 410 Waverly Street, Houslnr IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF and Lh'bjn Department to DEK 112 Waverly, New York release Federal funds under Title 1 JAMES STEPHEN VIDOCY, RelIance Insurance Co., of Ihe Housing and Community co Ithaca Agency, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Development Act 011974 (PL 93-383) Petitioner-Husband Ithaca, N. V. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat fobeusedforthefolIowingpro and TO DONALD JOHNSON: The by virtue of that certaIn Writ of Public Housing Modernization and following Citation Is published ELLEN FINN VIDOCY, Execution issued out of and under Housing Rehabilitation Respondent-Wife pursuant to an Order of the the seal of Ihe Circuit Court of To provide hnm,ownerst P$TICE OP ACTION OP sr,at' Cou Ti Seiir,oW &.nfy, upon ;eunt1 for low and moderate -. Pfl oiiie Finn Vidocy State of New •V ildated June s, Inal Iudgement rendered In the income families and upgrade public 3537 Oak Street No. 103 aforesaid court on the 1st day of housing projects, Vancouver, British Columbia, persons interested in the estate of June, A.D. 1979, in that certain case Sanford, Seminole, Florida Canada BRUCE HOWARD JOHNSON, late entitled, Harry Ornilein and Rose $2,100,000 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Osnstein, etc. et al PlaIntiff, vs tt has been determined that such of the Village of Waverly, in the that an action for Dissolution of Eugene E. Egan and Margaret M. request for release of funds will not County of Tioga, State of New York, Marriage has been filed against you deceased greeting, Fgan, his wife, of al, Defendant, constitute an action significantly by your husband, James Stephen YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE which aforesaid Writ of Execution affecting the quality of the human Vidocy, with the Clerk of the Circuit was delivered to me as Sheriff of environment and, accordingly, the HEREBY CITED to appeer In the Court in and for SemInole County, Surrogate's Court of the County Of Seminole County, Florida, and I Florida, and you are required to have levied upon the following abovenamedCityhasdecldednotto Tioga, before our Surrogate of saId prepare an Environmental Impact serve a copy 01 your written described property owned by County, at his office in the Court defenses, if any. to it on James C. Eugene E. Egan and Margaret M. Statement under the National En. HouseintheVillageofow,go, Tloga vironmental Policy Act Of 1969 Weart, petitioner's attorney, whose Egari, said property being located in County,Newvork,ontMIathdayof (PL9I.I9w. adi'. en is 20) West 1st Street, Suite Seminole County, Florida, more The reasons for such decision not to July, 1979 at nine o'clock in the Sanford, l:lorid 3277), on or particularly described as follows: toronof that day, then and there prepare such Statement as '• before July 19, 1979, antI file an Lots 41, 1), and 4$ (less the North toshowcausewhy (I) the damages follows: original with the clerk of this court io feet of Lots 41, 43, and 41 deeded to There will be no impact on the awarded to the Administratrix either before service on pettloner's Seminole County for road pur. herein for the conscious pain and environment. attorney or immediately thereafter; ff1 p1 the decedent should not poses); ) Lots 1$ toll inclusive, Lots An Environmental Review Record otherwise a default will be entered SO to 52 inclusive, Lots 54 to 56 in respecting the within project has be distributed, pursuant to Section 4. against you for the relief demanded clusive (less the South tO feet of Lots been made by the abovenamed City 1.101 the Estates, Powers and Trust in the petition 55 and IS) of Palm Hammock which documents the environmental Law; WITNESS my hand and the seal allotment, according to the plat - reviewoftheprojecs th damages awarded to the and morefulty 0* thiS Court on the 11th day of June, thereof recorded in PhI Book 1, sets forth the reasons why such adminislratrixforwrongfuldeatno, 1979 Pages 101, and lOS of the Public Statement is not reired. This the decedent shou'd not be (SEALZ) Records of Seminole County, Environmental Review Record son distributed pursuant to Section 5.4.1 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida file at the above address and is of the Estates, Powers and Trust As Clerk of the Court and th, undersigned as Sheriff of available for public examination Law; ad June I. Curtis By Seminole County, Florida, will at the decedent's lather, Donald and coyping, upon request, at 91 As Deoutv Clerk ItnO A M Ott the 17th day of Jill,,. r.,i -. th,s,,IA .. . --...- .,wwa, tWrT uiwnn ins w,vam,uu "" •.' Publish: June 15 7SI July 2,9, 1979 AD. 1979, offer for sale and sell to hours of 5:30 AM, and 4:30 to take, pursuant to SectiOn 4.1,4 of P.M. DEK 92 lbs highest bidder, for cash, sublect No further environmental review ff15 Estates, Powers and Trust Law. to any and all existing liens, at the of such project is proposed to IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We Front (West) Door of the Seminole conducted, prior to the request for have caused the seal of office of our County Courthouse in Sanford, release of Federal funds, said Surrogate to be hereunto IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FIorda, the above described per. All interested agencies, groups fixed. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, sonal property. and persons disagreeing with this WITNESS, HON. ANDREW F. FLORIDA That said sale is being made to decision are invIted to sumlt SIEDLECKI, Surrogate of said CIVIL ACTION NO. 79-1122.CA.04.E satisfy the terms of said Writ of written comments for consideration COunty, at the Village of Owego, N. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Execution. by the CIty of the office of the un. V., 5th day of June, 1979, DIANNE NEAL BOWLES, John E. Polk, dersigned. Such written comments Blanche Shot ham thould be received at N castle Sheriff Chief Clef-k of the Petitioner, Seminole County, Brewer Court on or before July 13, surrogate's Court and i979. All sucn corr.rnents so received (SEAL Florida DAVID CURTIS BOWLES, Publish: June 23, July 3, 9, )3, )979 will be considered and the City will Respondent. DE K 107 . nit requNt the release of Federal Attorney for Proponent and Address NOTICE OF ACTION funds or take any administrative Robert TO: PVT. DAVID CURTIS action on the within pro4ect prior to 417 North Cayuga BOWLES NOTICE the date specified In the preceding Ithaca, N.Y., HHB-139th Field Artillery NOT ICE is hereby given that the sentence. Personal ap,iae; 5 Ft. Carson, Colorado $0913 Board of County Commissioners of necessary unless you desire to file SeminoleCounty, Florida, shall at 10 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Thomas Wilson, III objections. a m., or as soon thereafter as action (or Dissolution of Marriage Administrator Publish June ii, IS, 2S1 July 7, 1979 has been filed against you and you possible, on the 17th day of July, 1 Castle Brewer Court DEP.4l 1979, hold a public hearing at the are required 10 serve a copy o, your Sanford, Florida 32771 written defenses, if any, to it on Seminole County Courthouse, Room Publish: June 30, 23, 2$, 7979 ___________________________ 203, Sanford, Florida, Ioconsider the DEK $9 0. H. EATON, JR. ESQUIRE, adoption of the following ordinance: Petitioner's attorney, whose adAN ORDINANCE PERTAINING dress is MMSSEY, ALPER. WACK NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS & EATON, Tern Building — Crane's TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY NAME STATUTE Roost. 165 Whooping Loop. FIRE UNIT, AMENDING SEC. NOTICE UNDER TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Altamonle Springs, Florida, 37701, TIONS 7.36 and 737, ARTICLE Ii. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE Is hereby given that the on or before July 19, 1979, and file CHAPTER 1, SEMINOLE COUNTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: undersigned, Pursuant to the lbs original with the Clerk of Ihis CODE. TO INCLUDE THE Notice is hereby given that the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter Courl either before service on DEFINITION OF RESCUE. undersigned, pursuant to the S55.ge,Florida$tatut,s,wlIl,g,, Petitioner's attorney or imEMERGENCY MEDICAL SEP. "FictItious Name Statute' chapter mediately thereafter; otherwise a VICES; AMEND THE PURPOSE 863.09, Florida Statute, will register wlththeClerkof the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florid., upon defaull will be entered against you OF THE FIRE UNIT TO INCLUDE with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, receipt of proof of publicationol this alsdyourmarriagetopofiticn,rwIli RESCUE AND EMERGENCY inandforSeminoleCounty,Fho$ida, Noticq 11w fictitious name to wIt: bedissolved. SERVICESANDTOEXPANDALI. ion receipt of proof of Itse SURDINE'$OPTICALUn4erwhkf1 WITNESS my hand and the seal Of SERVICE TO INCLUDE OTHER publication of this notice, the 1k. this party is engaged in bu$ins at this Court on June Ia, TERRITORIES INCLUDED BY titious name, to wit: OUR PLACE, Aitamonte ,MaIl, ,%fet,.D'te'l #It (SEAL) S:(IM. MUTUAL AID AGREE. under which I am engaged In All amonte Springs, Florida MENT: PROVIDING Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. FOR business at 2805 5. French Avenue, 33701. That the party Interesleg in As Clerk of the Court SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING Saflford,F$pr4,3V7IIntheCItyof sold business enterprise is as FOR INCLUSION IN THE Sanford, Florida. By: Cynthia Proctor follows: August Marketing Coin. SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE AND As Deputy Clerk Thatthepaflle$interesfedinuid pony, l.1 South Kirkman Road, MASSEY, ALPER, WACK i. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE business are as follows: OrlQndo 18-4Ip Wanted -. SO—Miscellaneous for ----------- ------ Sale ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6441126 -- .— WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 31131SE.FirstSt. 3fl547 $cASH$ Paying iia& up men's, & wvmensclassring$ buying wedding bands, sterling I. any marked gold. Any cond. 675.3733, Oak bow front chinas, $175; round uax doles, biI. Satmlorc* AuctIon, '2)5 S. French, 3237340 Stepping stones, sand, rock, car stops, hintels, sills, trailerpads,blôcks,steps Miracle Concrete Co. 3O9ElmAve. 3235751 -- - 7?— Auction _____________ -____________ PUBLICGUNAIJCTION SUN , JULY 1, 1 P.M 'ANFORDAUCTlON 3237340 Plastering Home Innvemens INSULATION_Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & CeIlu lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0139 or 901 731 670$ collect. - tntprior Exterior Plastering Licensed 6. Bondt'j Call 327 7780 Plumbing Service CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR SG. BALINT IASSOC. 322 166$ ' Concrete work- Patios, Sidewalks, driveways, Free Esti mate. Call Mr. Taylor 322.5545. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service Ch9 Cds 3230171.322440) - PAINTING, CARPENTRY Custombuilt ironwork CUSTOM CABINETS FreEst. pajjn Wiridowguards, gates etc. 3230429atter5:30 Marl,n'5323 7551, 339 1693 ________________________ To List Your Business... DiQI 322-260 or 831-9993 ____________________________ ' '- -" -I' flJjwt,aral.u.M '' - - - ' 'rL 'i t & øt " ,•,, c. . - 11'TPtr —" -- u "2t . • . . . . , ..,j . - . - - - -.- .- ., - - . . - - - -% - & - - - 2' . ____I �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- - -• • + . • + � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 25, 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/1262b003cfe9369034ce912c7eb8c553.pdf f3a73b5d5009dccc759bf1b04d4dcddd PDF Text Text BLONDIE 46-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mo .%, - -- WILL.OtJ PLEASE OIVE SURE, HIM A <iss / t,ONOIE FOR ME.J) MR.DlTHERS,IFQ O SS DAC,WOO (CODBVE Tki5 ),> MORNINç, ', 7. nd ay, May 21, 1979 by Chic Young F _______________________________ ( i WONE IP (PART OF 5 NEW BONUS PL.AN 414 1 ? _________ ____ c1 - IF 1 5 5-20 l! BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker __________ KNOW YES I THINK I SAID YOU'RE HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR _____________ ______ ( YOUR WJFE ____ ____ ____ ,. r e-', 6 IS, &ENERAL PISHWASHER _ ) WHAT THE __ 20 Hors d'oeuvre . PW fa pie _______________ mixture Tax agency ______________________________ _•\C.•7 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom IIJ ( '(AH VJHAT'\ (i Zi,YT OJ,t'.M'\ ? cIAR'(. 24 33 IS ____________ 43 j I __ _____ __ I I llrt 0 ARCHIE by 9 do P. 0n P ill '. 0 . ". -N — — 1 49 50 51 — — 58 — •52 I . 62 61 84 — — — — %TJ; 1 %- ) .. .1 ________ - __ '- - _ , I J result, they don't work well and heart down it yoii have varicose so blood accumulates in the veins. As The Health Letter I'm veins when you're standing = and downhill is from your heart family tendency toward having level down. If you're lying on varicose veins. You were abyour back so that your legs are relatively at the same level as hose during your pregnancy. I HOROSCOPE your heart, then this doesn't wish all women would, par. happen and the swelling ticularly those who have a associated with varicose veins family history of varicose By BERNICE BEDE OSOL - ___ ______ ______ ____ ___________________________ E E K & MEEK by Howie Schneider about the causes of varicose requires prolonged sitting or nasty little comments all over veins and what can be done prolonged standing. YOUR BIRTHDAY i THINK OE(L, I THAT IFA (UY LItZES A 'SHe CERTAINLY tA[' EAOJGH R E'RIW& HER Et,M) (56RVES I) IVflH HIM FOR A VJHILE... _____ ____________________ ____________ ________________________________________ III LEAST H6LF A [ I y .. p . ,. ________________________________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP _________ by Al Vermoer LLL OURse.I_'E.$) /I40W ABOUT' "FAREWELL ''ARTY? ____ -C -s )' .,-- , - *9 * ;-~ _________ 1A\ 0 ° &a1 ____ _____ ____ _ -1 '1. BUGS SUNNY by Stoliffel & Helmdahl HOW WAfTH' FI5HIN' UP ' Awe ojgg I PIP YOU AT I.A<E GUACAMOL., _______ I CATCH OME FUPP5Y? ________ QU5TlOi4 _______ _____ _ ____ ____ 7 ____________ , , OR r, :1, "I" * , __ __ _ - __________ '4 pushy. •A6 champ. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You are feeling awfully sure of 21) You could easily get stuck yourself today and that's good, a rut with narrow thinking but don't carry things to ex- today and give your corntremes and try to pull off a petition a few jumps on you. bluff. It won't work. Find out Try to look beyond the obvious. ____________ - __ I _____ ______ I __________ . ' ________ '____' '' ~r - -- - - - C. am WEST • KQ J6 • 105 The point to his play Is that he wants to ruff his last spade under his own terms and conditions. He isn't ready yet." A I a n: 'He c a she s dummy's top diamonds and club oneThen ruffs lout'thdluntondtoset SOUTH for the year following yeur 19) You're guud at making copy of Astro-Graph Letter. won't do your work for you. Mall $1 for each and a sell You'll reap exactly what you addressed envelope to Astro- sow today. Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(-Feb. 10) Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Be especially careful who you specify birth sign. tell what to today. There is a CANCER (June 21- July false friend who will use what 22) Fuzzy thinking could cause you say in a manner that is some problems for you today. harmful to you. Double-check everything so PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) If that a large error doesn't slip youdon'thavemuchfalthlnthe through. abilities of others Involved with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Money you in your activities, you'd and friends won't mix well better not rely on them too today. Don't get involved with heavily. any financial dealings with ARIES (March 21-April 19) pals, either as recipient* or Tackle only what you're lender. capable of doing alone today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Proper help will not be You may have to take extra available for strenuous tasks, pains not to be overly critical and you could hurt yourself, today. Your words will have a TAURUS tApril 20-May 20) boomerang effect and come Your budget will only stretch back and attack you. far before It snaps. Don't kid LUMA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) yowself by thinking tomorrow Someone may try to use you as will care for Itself. Better spend a doitlirtriat today by wiping their wisely. Oswald: "Now he ruffs his little spade and leads dummy's last diamond. It doesn't matter what East does. South gets rid of an. other club and loses just one club, one spade and one trump." Alan: "Easy when you see It, but the srrt of result that wou d be ten points out of twelve In duplicate play." A K 97 2 72 • K 63 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North West North East South IC Pass 1 14 2V Pdas 4 V Pass Pass Pass l Opening lead: •K Ask t expression "the eldest hand". and Alan Sontag I W HIM. JONAH! HE i i qlal'a — M oo - M%\" "" ~a &1% ID 0101D 0 I ( 10,111 .. I rF I JuN$ FOOD. ., __ _________ - - 4- -- _ - - r I A& OOD. __ __ _______ ____ __ ____ __ * __ L IF HE'S CRIMINALLY -- i: -- CMLE'5 IN ~- -- __ __ ___ _____ ___ IV r.I• $ •• 1.1t'.., .I I, ..:!.'~f. i 1, .. I i""' 41 IV J a ft. r l - - !, - -Wo r . -"",~- - N Herald Photo by Tom Netsel FLOWER CHILD BLOOMS AT LHS 111eineniber those good old days back in the '60s -protests, demonstrations .and hippies? Lytiti 6runaw, Lyman high School StII(leItt ViVi(llV recalled them lot' lit',tumultuous decade. %Vonder if the paint caine off? . 44. • ., -_ I - it I _ -- . -.:' ' ' . - I k :,r, \ji• . : Ouster Ta Tci ices 1.:,..'. - : •:- -'.' - -. Be ri f I - . ', .1 .1 Calmly; Pushes Dual Plan -. .'..'...' '., . :. -' ' "I . ~e .(' . 11 I I - stickers suggesting his removal as Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator, Charles Bentley said today he will continue to advocate hospital expansion plans that "best nise-et tile needs Of all the people of the county." Bentley has come under fire . . . *. .,. 1 . .t NY LEY Abil .;..),. so ~i . - '4 I I *--j- r4, . ,,,, _ r 1 '? ffl,j , ' -.,~, The In'. I. expansion alternative that - would relocate SM)! outside the _______ ________________ . - iskirig for a IUL'eti,Ig to 1IIScIL itImproInise refers to a plan to renovate the existing purchasing or leasing (li' structure while constructing a building and last week a letter satellIte unit in the Nike Mary was sent tosMil Ward inetill)ei d _____________________ " 4i"-., ere has received offers from t' "MiI,e titty stickers produced before tile cum- private concerns expresstill', promise was announced. I Interest In the hospital, lit' thought we reached a solution confirmed. Ilispit at ('r We ioultl all live' with.'' Bentley I 1IattoiI of 'tiiierIca Seiit -t letter to him Ili Februai % Said. q' Allan Mccii and county cmii- area. ''I rims have been somewhat titissioner Bob French b) Bob , 'A critical of Bentley's position niisrcprescntvd. The l)CS5 Scott of Florida Hospital in , -c.:' / ._ ______________________________________________ ---. have been members of the reported tluit I openly favored Altamonte S)rfflgS suggestliit 1 I . _i— J Greater Sanford Chamber of 1- " - •-:, relocation and that was mot merger with SM)I. - '-.'/'_____ However, lie said overturt%; I o e.;: Commerce mid theSanford City entirely true," lie said. ____ _________________________________ _____ _____________________________________ CHARLES __________ Bentley said it was uujxirtant front private facilities are not Commission. ' . . UZIdlStUI'bt(1 '3 for the hospital to explore the wiu,su.al and that any sale of the '-: . Lest week bumber stickers I. i " . -., reading, ''Move Bentley not the A spokesman at the printing needs of the entire county. hospital would be iiegotiateil . ____ "I still think we need to ex- with the county cominissioii hospital,'' begun appearing shop on Magnolia Avenue said " - 'i around town. One of those about 100 of the bumper plore moving into that area in and not the SMII board. _____ -4 Bentley said the public may purchasing such a sticker was stickers have been printed. The some capacity, and I think the 411. 7 __ ______ ______ Commissioner David Farr, who order was received by 'several comnprotiiisc allows us to do have misunderstood the action-, I __ _______ _ iii the hospital board in roit -' said tic purch ased the sticker individuals,'' the spokesman (lint,'' lie said. I .. •-. Bentley said a meeting of the sidering (he possibility of from the Celery City Printing said. But (he names of those Herald Photo by Tom V4ncent Company when he heard they placing the orders was not hospital finance unnmnmttce will relocation. 1he also said the - Garnett White, Sanford businessman, places fit-lil %Vlll(:Il revealed. were being produced. 1x- held at 8a.m.'17hursday. The coullsulting bumper sticker on office door to indicate how he possible compromise and may renovate existing "'It's nothing personal against ''Ik'rsonally. I don't want to meeting will include discussion prepared a report imhleating 1. says he and other businessmen tell him they feel facility while constructing satellite hospital In Lake Mr. Bentley," Farr said,'*l just comment on thein." Bentley of tile colliproinise plan lit all relocation was "tile preferred _ about recent talk to relocate Seminole Memurial hospital. hospital trustees have since reached ____ Mary area. Bentley referred to in bumper,sticker IS Charles Bentley, SM1I administrator. don't want the hospital to be said of the stickers. But he did effort to "finn up" support for oioti," WUS unfairly (TitiCtie(I say he was s ur prised they were (tie satellite plait, he said. moved out of Sanford." — (K1 FF'HKY PULJNDS SAAH,ipStud County Commissioners To y All '* Possl bilities The offer of Florida Hospital -Altamonte -to merge the operations of its Altamonte Springs facility with Seminole Memorial Hospital should at lead be considered with all other alternatives, said Bob French, county commission chairman today. Florida Hospital President BobScott, ma letter to Allan Keen, Seminole Memorial Hospital board of trustees vice president suggested the -common operation" possibility, saying by "combining our efforts, the entire county would be served with a common facility and this would greatly alleviate our rivalry." But Keen's response has been that the merger proposal Isn't being given serious consideration. "The hospital trustees are talking about the possibility __ of spending $15 million to $16 million to renovate and expand the existing hospital or to build a new one. I think the trustees are going to have to look at all the alternatives to justify the expenditure," French said. "I'm not going to even consider moving the hospital, establishing a satellite, or anything else but upgrading If they show it is needed, until they consider all the alternatives," French said. "In the Booz , Allen and Hamilton report, it says on the first page that they 'arrived at certain conclusions based on assumptions.' I'd like to know what the assumptions were. If they do not list all the assumptions, I don't know what the report means," lie - said. The 13-page, ,(XK) consultant study said It would he cheaper to relocate the hospital than to renovate and expand. A think it is a good idea to explore merger possibilities," said Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff. "But, I also think it would be good for anyone who is interested to make presentatIons in detail for hospital service in the northern core area of Seminole County and Southwest Volusia," he said. Commissioner Dick Williams said: "1 haven't seen the letter front Mr. Scott. All the alternatives ought to be looked at. The Seventh Day Adventists, who operate the Florida Hospitals, have a long track record," he said. Williams added, it may be that only the hospital trustees have authority to make a decision on the hospital. '17he trustees last %%eek authorized it $25,000 marketing stud)' to aid thciii ui making a decision of shether the hospital should W expandedand renovated, relocated ora satellite built in the Lake Mary area in conjunction with expanding the present facility. Legislation which ou1d permit changing the hospital's status from a public supported facility to a non-profit facility has been approved by the Legislature. Final approval by the county commission is required before any status change can be brought about. Kirchhoff reminded that the board of trustees has notas yet coitic to the commission with a request for exactly "hat it wants done.-DONNA ES1ES ___ ____ __ ___ __________ __ De 1'----- 11 __ __ __ - II puties Come To Aid Of Trans- Kidney lant Donor DaNHR? ________ hyCr.lg Isflhtt. by T K. Ryan TUMBLE WEEDS L.YIN&1Hf '40L1 9i,QiJ,j 110 ,11, — FOR HOURS IS &TMOP XRClS, - ! i EW! I 11i'iwi.i) 4 ____ FOR WURS? _____ SOPWELL.. - I - I ___ , 2iie ___________ : ' - ____ _________ ______ ______ k •4151*MI.,"i'$Ød"41. - I, -, - ______ ______ ____ ____ (4 - - - _____________ - ______________ ______________- - the o ration j5cjssible. something I want to said. very - assured there will be 4% . 4 'r V 'The big thing Is I don't have no lob to worry about my job." - -- MARK DIXON ...don donates kidney - ! . P ' ; fantastic, I wish I could let riot survive, he said. year-old sister's health, and he a week, Dixon said. them know how much I up"I'm a little nervous, but my "This is going to allow her to Today says the action of Sheriff John prelate what they have done," health Is excellent and I've been Polk and 10 other deputies has function as a normal girl, it's __ Dixon do pe AUUUdTheCIOCk ..........4-A Horoscope -----------------4-B Mark Dixon, 21, of 115 much." said Dixoir Dixon said his sister was PI'05," tarsaid. Country Club Drive, Sanford, is Dixon w ho works at Seminole Bridge .....................4-fl Hospital ...................3-A st ricken with kidney disease Dixon said he will remain in at Shands Hospital in County Jail, said he learned Comics ....................4-B (JUItSEI.VES ..............1-B when she was'three and the the hospital for dbout 10 days Crossssord . ..............4-B Sp(JI'tS .....................5-A uiseuse grew progressively Gainesville, today waiting for from doctors in February that after the operation and expects Editorial...................4-A Television .................2B worse. He has had to watch to be back at work in six weeks. the scheduled operation that tils)ddney would be accePtable will remove one of his kidneys to las sister and decided im- - Dear Abby ----------------lB Weather ------------------3-A while the young girl withered to "The big thing is that I don't made I 'I and transplant it to the body of mediately to undergo the him unable to urk for as much or job seniority, he said. 50 pounds, he said. have to worry about thy job. By GEUFFERY POUNDS his sister, Marcelle of transplant. However, he said he as six weeks, he said. Dixon said Polk agreed to let The situation grew worse How else could 1 have done this HeraldStalf Writer Jacksonville. Marcelle's kid- has only been a deputy (or But a policy revision ziwde by other deputies donate their own when her kidneys had to be if the sheriff and the others A Seminole County con- neys were removed a year ago about a year and has ac- Sheriff Polk will provide all the sick leave tune to him. removed last year, he said. liathm't helped," he said. finement officer is scheduled to and she has had to undergo cumulated wily five days sick time necessary for recovery "A notice was posed and Without the costly dialysis undergo a kidney transplant dialysis machine treatments leave. The operation will leave without costing Dixon lost pay within an tiour, ten people had treatments or successful today that could restore his 12- for up to five hours, three days _______________________________________________________ volunteered to help. They were transplant operation, she could 8 ______ I KNOWS øN I UNHEAL1J'I'Y e - - ________ __ - *A I _____ _____ - 's , ___ __ O .D. OND FA$HI HEY! NAT'S ' _ _____ 111111 __ __ . ft _______________ THE CULT THE EGCAPEP 1 LEAPER'S REAl. Fi Thg I ___ _ _ N Alan: "South must start ERN, send $1 to: 'Win at t4OWTj _ 11 / •', 1,,: .t l 'e"W . •. * q by letting West hold the first Bridge," care of this newspa. trick. West can do no better per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City than to lead a second spade. Station. New York. N.Y. 10019.) ______________________________ 1 _____ U WAPM NEll _______ ________ _____ -.-....ft;'; * '': . -:- .. - -. 4 "- by Stan Lee and John Romita HME THE I'VE GOT 70 I' 1.00*115' tELL SPR I Z'M 'flRfD OF ri '.1,",..:: .. . ' .1 I t - ., .i. . • I A term from the game of Oswald: "Here Is the sort of hand that looks humdrum. whist. The man to the dealSouth Is In the sort of game er's left always led to the contract that winds up In the first trick and was called by soup most of the time, but a that name. simple workmanlike job by NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. declarer brings It home." (For a copy of JACOB V MOD. ThE e6ItIW1Sy SUPERMARKET EXMPIS A New Hampshire reader asks what is meant by the By Oswald Jacoby SPI DER-MAN R.MAN AG.., 7e.6— " 1i '" l5t - I., I" %'- comment at this tune." I Oswald: "Simple enough. y . ,__!IIb sheriff "feels it would be inappropriate to offer ,ini, . _ _____ . -' - —Enact a restraining order against unreasonable searches and harrassment; torney, he wrote "please have a grand jury of the county .. I . .. . ... - ', South wins and must play his, two top trumps. 5-28 843 AKQ J92 EAST s 3 • 10 7 4 Q 10 5 •J963 _______________________ COUNTRY! LJPERI __ NORTh ',,~q In their petition, the inmates ask the Seminole County Circuit Court take the following action: ______ that could trip you up. howerm,h wronig oneei could make you is being too Impatient and look like a chump instead of a ;I' ! 1:~ v'. -4V responded to the petition. In a letter to the state at- extra care today. The ___________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ . ' maximum respect and minimal disconifort for inmates. In reaction to these allegations John Spolski, __________________________________________________________ __________________________________ . OWN POLITICAL 7A "Y, I T0 GOVERNMENT PRiSCILLA, WE COUL) WASTE, GOOP"E TO INFLATION. GOOPBYE P0 WONPERFLJ L THINGS FOR THE •TO TAXES ) -w As. wit "' "', ~,",*` -" - Stewart, U. Don McCullough and the board of County Commissioners. - . 1.. —Restore the rights and privileges now illegally denied the Inmates; —Issue an order governing searches of inmates with . t:,3,J-.-. • ,11 The inmates' petition, which is hand written in pencil on yellow tablet paper, is filed against Seminole County Jail, Sheriff John Polk, Major Duane Harrell, Capt. Max - you. Speak up for your rights. Ideas you always get. The thing .1 ~, May29, 1919 You'll have many wonderful Don't let them get away with it. opportunities this coming year SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. ) to put into use some of those ' 1, "'..4. .- - jacks," the inmates state. t ' ________________________________________ . ; ", . ' -. . ' :.'. details supporthoseifthelroccupation you .T ,, -. -Enact a restraining order against corporal punishment or use of unnecessary force by guards and police; ' . ,. The inmates also complain of beatings at the Seminole county jail. "On at least two occasions an inmate was handcuffed and shackled then beaten with flashlights and black- Letter number 5-8, Varicose with such a history to wear Veins, ~ W- ;'4 The action is on behalf of all inmates of one particular cell block at the Seminole County Jail, the action states. -. . "'hi veins. It's also important for family I'm sending you The Health women who come disappears. __________________________ ,ffi1/i/1'P , f`i: .rs"€&.sr.: examine the jail, if it sees fit, for any possible violations of civil rights of any of th e petitioner inmates." murder, and M. Sims, a convicted murderer; John F. Eden and Frank Hall II who's currently out on bond have filed a petition for a writ of mandamus (a wTlt asking public officia ls be ordered to perform their duty) with the Seminole County Circuit Court. upright. Blood runs downhill sending you explains, there is a For Tuesday, May 29, 1979 4riIi ______ ____ om plaints By SHARON CARRASCO circulation In the veins in your nylon, the garter may act as a light venous tourniquet and leg. Those overstretched veins impede the flow of blood out of sometimes are stretched so the veins toward your heart. much that these little valve You should never wear any- 63 _______ ail Inmate Robert A. Preston, Jr., awaiting trial for - r n themselves, flaps don't quite meet. As a thing constricting from the .' • L ' wrapped around the ankles help — — — I — :& )' portant in maintaining the garter around the top of a — _ t *'rr'i —I — 48 47 .. l. , tt4 •:. :(' alIl — 11 —I — I — Q 'ZiI, q QP !i 1111 to ,R% t - 1 00 — Sought stigation making remarks over the loudspeaker, the inmates claim. 45 44 ~ql- __________ — _L.JCON,' - Bob Montana THEN WHY THE MAN SAID YOU CAN'T GET THEM D YOU BUY IT ER- WELL. 1 REALLY DON'T KNOW! P WHAT IS IT, MOMS' LOOK WHAT I ______ BOUGHT AT THE_______ _____ fi Inve Other allegations include unreasonable "strip searehes" they claim are in violation of their constitutional rights, unsanitary handling of food by cafeteria personnel and prisoners are subject to different kinds of corporal punishment. 41 — _____________________________________ 38 40 39 At F \.• Support hose should not intiny valves. These little flaps all open as the blood moves up- crease the problem with your — — — — r% J.!a;.f 111irk ward flowing toward your. varicose veins in any way. The heart. If the blood starts to flow only trouble people get into is backward the flaps drop by using some kind of conagainst each other and close the stricting garment. To illustrate veIn. These valves are im- this point, if you have an elastic original form. The vein s in your leg contain 23 — — — — — _______ 37 r~vl until it won't snap back to its cumulation of 25 126 . 30 131 32 — _____________ — — — _______________________________ _____________________________ 34 35 4 Lamb support hose most of the time. My legs ache a lot. My question Is this. Is It possible that the hose cod be harming my legs? My rfght leg is O.K. I have two children and I tried to about them. Other readers who _________________ wear support hose through want this Issue can send 50 most of my pregnancy. I've cents with long, stamped, sd!wear the elastic fibers don't work to prevent swelling. They do properly, they're permanently this by creating external It's dilated. somewhat pressure outside the veins and analagous to a balloon that's compressing them. This helps been blown up too many times prevent the dilation and ac 20 Cents + searched in front of a camera both on May 11 and May 13, the inmates state. On one instance, a guard was heard 17 — — — - leg court because there is no law library and denied proper medical and dental care. 16 — — it - 1 In their petItion, the inmates list specific examples to corroborate their charges. On the charge of the denial of proper medical and dental care, inmates claim eye examinations are not available. No medical technician or nurse is on duty at the Jail over the weekends, they said. On the charge of strip searches, an inmate was strip 15 — — — — — — — WTIWIT. to getting worse Herald— (USPS 48-280)—Price 15 ening Herald Staff Writer A Seminole County circint judge has asked the state attorney to have a grand jury in vestigate county jail in. mates' allegations that their civil rights are being violated, Four inmates, two of them in custody on murder charges claim they have been denied the right to practice the free exercise of their religion, denied access to the U — — — — — seems even though I overweight. My left overstretched to the point that — 21 22 Dr. - - flst Year, No. 242—Tuesday, May1!! 29, 197S in them and when they become bandages that athletes use 110 Ill 13 19 I I I Ill - Support ose Your veins have elastic fibers bandages such as the elastic 56 Flying toy — — — 12 — 18 — — I'd like DEAR DR. LAMB some 1iformation on varicose t veins. I'm 27 and I'm become afraid to wear them addressed envelope for it. Send now. My legs ache so bad. I'd your request to me in care of appreciate any information YOU this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, might have. Radio City Station, New York, DEAR READER — Varicose N.Y. 10019. 44 9 S WHAT1A co&? 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'*w4'4.'..'...s ', '•- -. . - -_.- - __-' ' '••- S i S - • • __ * - 44 -• .4." - - I - - '•4 .___.,____ .---- -- - I : ' . - - -- - - .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - �A—EvenInq Herald, Sanford Ft Tuesda y, May 29j979 — I WORLD IN BRIEF I Cauniy Sued By DONNA ESTES IleraldStaff Writer A suit charging denial of constitutional rights audi ''abuse of discretion '' by elected and appointed Scjiñ'inIc County officials has been filed Reports Indicate Vietnam Will Evict Chinese Population -- 11uN; KONG i UPI) Vietnamese officials say they V. ill ...Icari up their society" and evict most of Vietnam's ct!uiic Chinese population, sending some 1.5 million people it.; refugees to nearby countries. 'Ilie officials say they are going to clean up all of Vietnam," it newly arrived refugee from Saigon told Ielx)iers today. "flier say they are going to clean their society to the roots by forcing every Chinese to leave." The refugees said the Hanoi government suspects them Ili lx'irig it filth rnlwnn" v.orking on behalf of China arid intend to drive the Chinese out by using various forms of harassment, including seizing their property and tem— porarily jailing them. Microwave Beaming Stopped \IUS( 1 )\' f U P11 The United States Embassy in M()s('om said ttiihiv Soviet authorities have halted their 101(1 os art' lmtiibardiiient (if the embassy building. An iinbassv spokesman issued the following statement: Neither the east nor south signal has operated since the end of April, hence we have detected no radiation i that till, (- from those sources. Occasionally we have picked up brief, very low-level eiii;inatRnls from unknown locations in various directions for brief periods. St ou t- t 1W early l%fts and Possibly even further back the Sovii'ts have twanied niicrowavt' radiation at the 12-story .'t out i cli bass building in (low ntoV. n Moscow for reasons that have never been made clear. Firing Squad Executes Five fl•J I U AN, Iran iUl'li An Islamic revolutionary firing 'quad shot five soldiers today, bringing to 250 the number of ei'cutions since the shah fled the nation. In 11w jxirt city of Khorramshahr, ux.identified gunnicii, fn'lii'ved to 1w iiieiiihers of an extremist Arab nationalist J~I otlp , g w u ie I down N o revolUtionary guards, itness The five iriiiy liwli two second lieutenants, one urgeant and tV.o privates were executed in Tehran's tnt ral Prison. authorities said. 11w guards, both in their early 20s, appeared to have lo—en killed Ili retaliation for a mass protest in Khorramshahr today against the Arab nationalist gun''('II in federal district court by Arthur I.. Selignuin of Maitland seeking $124,000 in actual damages in addition to punitive damages of an undetermined amount. Seligman, in (lie suit assigned to U. S. Judge George Young, said refusal by county officials to permit him to use his land at the corner of General .1. C. liutchison I7arkway and U. S. 17-92ua,stI him - 'financial loss, many hours interruption in Ili), business and personal life" and actual loss of the property. Notice of the suit is expected to be served today by federal marshals on County Corninissioners Robert French, Dick Williams and Bill Kir- - For the first time since the ifi'ithi ()I I ;etivralissiiiio Francisco Franco, Spanish police iLsl'(t force agBliLst ultra-rightists, battling demonstrators Ili the streets around a cafe where if bomb explosion killed eight people three days ago. The civil government of Madrid said 16 people were arrested Monday in clashes near the California 47 cafe, a :,f hi.'ring place for right-wing cxtrciisits in the elegant Saliunance district. Go vernment sources said Premier Adolfo Suarez was preparitig to iuinuwice adiumi to quash political violence IInst in four days has killed Ii people. MADRID, Spain I UPI) * GENOA, Italy Ul'l Urban guerrillas shot a Christian Democratic Party condidate for the European Parliament Hi the legs today just live days before the i nsrinu nent ary elections, which have sparked violent terrorist attacks. Police said Enrico Gino, a former member of the Italian Pal and regional counselor for the Christian I)einot'rats, was shot in an ambush by attackers in a fashionable section of the Ligurian port city. Ghio was reported in satisfactory condition at a city hospital with multiple bullet wounds in the legs. No group iiui u'thatel took responsibility for the shooting. of Longwood, county arbor Inspector Irving Kaufman, County Land Deve lopment Manager herb hiarin and County Administrator Roger Neiswender. Former County Corn- missioner John Kinibrough, now residing in Virginia, is to be served later in the week, the federal marshal's office said. 'llie county of Seminole is being sued as well as all the officials named as individuals, said Attorney Aldo lcardi of Winter Park, representing Seligman. Seligman said he applied for a permit to clear his property the Spring Hammock area in March, 1977, to use it for a purpose permitted under agricultural zoning of keeping horses. He said when the county deied the pennit, he took the matter to circuit court which ruled in his favor and the Hammock, not even the use permitted by the zoning," Icardi said, "and Seligman lost the property. He turned it back to the mortgage coniuny.,ft -<+ wasn't going to lose more money for property he wasn't county twice appealed the decision to the Appellate Court. "The officials deprived me of y the use of and erI?i' said. Seligman property," Icardi said his client was discriminated against by the county's "abuse of discretion and by their restricting his use allowed to use." "The county didn't want to allow any use in the Spring * Police Beat go Arrest Made After Chase A 20-year-old Sanford niian led Seminole County deputies on a chase reaching 80-niiles-an-tiour through the streets of Sanford, according to Seminole County Deputies. Ira li.e Bradley, 20, of 1929W. 20th St., Sanford, was arrested at 12:30 n.m. this morning and charged with willful wanton reckless, fleeing and attempt to elude and no valid driver's license. He was placed on an initial bond of $525. According to deputies, the chase began when Bradley was seen rwuuing a red stop sign at 12th Street and Laurel Avenue, turning right onto Laurel. At that point, the deputies activated the Squad car's blue light and siren to stop Bradley but he continued to speed away. Deputies followed Bradley as he turned west on 11th Street to Pomegranate Avenue, lie then turned south onto l3th Street then west on Southwest Road, Once on Southwest Road, Bradley turned off his headlights while still traveling at a high rate of speed, deputies say. lie then turned west on 22nd Street then north onto Alexander Avenue and then west onto 20th street. I )eputies apprehended Bradley as he pulled into the driveway at his residence, reports indicate. fOAl', MOTOR STOLEN A 161 ;.--foot motor boat, trailer and motor valued at $2,800 was stolen sometime Saturday or Sunday from a Casselberry niani, according to Seminole County deputies. Edward J. Starr, 58, of 612fl Georgetown Drive, Lake Howell Antis Apartments, Casselberry told deputies the property was taken from the apartment parking lot, Someone siphoned 10 gallons of unleaded gas from the vehicle of a Winter Park nina, according to Seminole County deputies. Howard 1). Corbett, 45, of 3229 Athena Drive, Winter ['ark, told deputies the gas valued at $8 was stolen sometime Friday or Saturday. $4,110 RU HG LA ItY Someone struck the home of a lngwood i4 onian on two separate occasions and made off with $4,140 worth of property, according to Seminole County deputies. Fran Kemp, 36, of 10 Snuokenise Blvd., Sweetwater Oaks subdivision, I ongwood, told deputies Saturday her home had been broken into on May 10 and May 17. The stolen property included 20 assorted coin collection books, numerous U.S. coins. Two antique jewelry boxes arid a remote control television channel box were stolen sometime Friday night from a Maitland apartment, according to Seminole County deputies. Bonnie Manleno, 20, of 1408 El Court, San Jose Apartments, Maitland, told deputies the burglars stole approximately $204 worth of property. A Master Charge card as also stolen. Entry was gained by breaking the glass of the front window of tier apartment, deputies say. ST RM;E TANK TOTE!) OFF An 82-gallon well storage tank and a control box were stolen froin a home under construction in Tuskawilla, according to Seminole County deputies. The equipment for the homes water pump and well was hacksawed off and carried away from a constru&ion site on 'l'uskawilla Bond south of State Road 419, deputies say. The incident occurred sometime between Friday night and Saturday mom-fling. The equipment is valued at $300, deputies say. I 11 / ./ I 4 .4, 0 -. Ill - Israeli Warships Sail Canal UNIT ED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Three Israeli warships sailed through the Suez Canal today to become the first naval units of the Jewish state to use the waterway ui Israel's 31-year history. 'l'hie passage of the Achiziv, the Ashdod and the i'hkelun was in accordance with the peace treaty signed by the two countries in Washington March 25, based on the Camp David Accords of last September. The three landing craft vessels led the northbound convoy that left Suez harbor. Their shipping agent, paid $15,000 in transit dues, $5,000 apiece. Evening IIti'uld uses so Tuesday. May 29, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 242 Home Delivery: Week, is Cents; Month, $3.2$; 6 Months, $11.50; Year, 136 00. By Mail: Week, IS cents; Month 5360, 6 Months, 120.60; Year, $1000 eas Mt'XlC(l, thus Senator Richard Stout' lsstit' \uu mmi;s he mnitt'r,'stt'il in k'II( ht'd ut'Iutin :rr:. tt oum tis'ptmitlt'mn't' on. ''l'h;t....,,:'.m. for ''itir .ttm' "mftL'j!',,.' \i'mnanm' ii oh if Sa::f:'rf ift Recently. thie Woman's Club 017i,C countries for pt'troit'uni correspondence of March amiti triurm the ('ongrt'ssmimiai Ut'com'd recimrimiit'rm(lit t ions for our of Sanford urged President products, the enclosed letter and of niu rcmmi.rm k on thit' trier priiramn 'At' ,if)-. Jimmy Carter a '''Ilk' resolution nas sentn' t'sol tit loll V.111(11 (hit' omiIans to other st'rmuusmiess of tilt, crit'ru pn't'ui;itt' 1t'ut'iVltl( ''or President ('an'tt'n- ss ithi copies to Club of Sanford sent to federal government leaders by problem nesil tit loll. and u tan N. resolution to increase the Senators hlenn'v .Jackstmi. I'n'cmdt':it L'am'tcm' Your input on Ttmt' White hloust' l,umidon assffl'('(J that tt' e,iIi take iur country's production of oil and Richard Stone and l,a'.ston Illihom t;imit issUt's 15 hOSt Kite, Staff :\ssislamit 'l'hms Is r't'u(lluih1.'mid;ItIurl mit,' ''n('hilt's." said Viola t'Ian'k. hit'ljiful I lopt' .iu '.'.ihl continue to ;lcknluv,lt'dgt' '001 mccclii natural gas. lIf'matili1l as '.'.t' i iintmrmuu t And surprisingly enough, the imiunedmate past president of the to keep rut' apprised of %our message to President ( 'am'tt'r iht'vi'lp oum n.stnmi;d eirt'r women found they literally woman's club views In thus coninection, I aiim '." itbi an out hilt, it the pol l didn't waste their energy. ''Letters on the smiie subject emiclosinig a copy of a letter I Pm'esidt.'nt's stamidf Seriatim I.a'. tori ( '1111c" gasolum The woman's club adopted Were sent by appr'oxiinatelv 7 hav(' wm'mttemi to Secretar' rationing plan. 'nit-Pmesudt'nt Ihiank 0U iii' Ur It'tten' the resolution in March. woman's club inemiibtrs to tbit' Schtl.'smmigt'r expressing soliw of tpprccl;stt' .uum' takmmiu tnt' two' u ,mict'm'nlim:u. the t'mit'i','. m'msis requesting the federal govern- president." Mrs. ('lark said. miu '.'it''.," to hi;src our thoughts 'n 1111, ment to: To .their surprise, the Senator tienr Jackson issue -. —Build a pipeline from wommiami's club received letters - ''fll;tmrk you for providing nit' I )t'part mile mit of I.ri.'rc Southern California to Texas Ili tronn C. S Senators Jackson V.li it a tps o of voun' club's l.ucian l'ugliam't'si, I )im't'cttr, order to transport Alaskan oil and Stoma' and l.aiidomi Elk', resolut ion on lilt- eiier'g I )mvmssjimu of (iii, I )Itit't' t it Oil ,ImI(I for use Ili all of the U. S.; 'Ahiite house staff assistant. 5tU01((11 V.bikli ti hiavt' st'li( to (;s l''lic\ 011 t)t'h;lit —Increase production of oil lh'lo'.s art' stIlt' t'xt't'm'pts trout President Carter. I ;lilt glad to President ('am'tei-. I msh ti the letters (lit' '.soimmamms club and natural gas; base (hit' Viev.s of '.0(1! lileiltthank tii tim' \tum' letter (It --Purchase oil and natural received hen's on thus miiip)i'tamit natiomial March 7. 1tY'9. iii o,hntm s,, Its t nitt'd I'rcss lutcrlu;iIIsual Ihit' 8'fioum \lt'mmunial I), % -. .. '.st'ekemtd coumutine p.'riiil t'niIt'if '. tronti 01 DECATUR, Ala. IUPI) — A black man accused of assault with intent to murder to the shooting of a Ku Klux Klansman during a dash of black protestors and KKK counter-demonstrators is free on $3,000 bail. Police said Curtis Lee Robinson, 49, was arrested at his northwest Decatur home Monday evening. He was first taken to the city jail, but later transferred to Morgan County jail, where he posted the $3,000 bail. Klansman David Kelso, who underwent surgery Sunday night to remove a bullet in the chest, was one of four people shot Saturday during a fight among 100 blacks and 80 Klansnmn. The confrontation occurred as blacks marched toward the county courthouse in the square protesting the case of Tonunv Lee Hines, a retarded black man convicted of raping a white woman. Subsequent demonstrations by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and counter— '' - , demonstrations by the KKK have kept race relations ' --." "."".. "--.4'... , . ,illt' i;it' t it Ira, m;tt'ri't to kni o, that thu ;siriitu,tr;it:r: -.kill he mn.pirmIl''ntinc .si Mr.— ill thit'sc uii'sti'r;' a'- part tt the nc(d l)n''t'l •nm'. P'° Iht'ft- tIc i;' ',is 'iIuti''n thu un'f', IilOcmI Lot h: -' to havu ti, ni;a:t Iumm '-acritmi'.'s to lick it I think '"i i'n I '.'.cli 1:11' '.iur supp r and ii.bwrstIinm 1'hak.s ccttinic U; tiiu bi ae a Deat h To// 20 . - ' jr-emi I tense in the north Alabama city since the [lines arrest last ,.~_ I '.1z 'L mns - - ,. 4 .. - ' : ltst t'.11 J42 it' j;' .i' tmatt ,ii dimming tfi" thr't"ta \li'm,'mu,s, % killed . , I r. year, il IV fl ii Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Sandra Glenn addresses Memorial Day crowd in Sanford Ceremonies Honor Vets Men and women members of various civic and veterans organizations lined Seminole Boulevard at the Sanford Lakefront three deep Monday morning during special ceremonies paying tribute to the veterans of the nut ion's %% ars and memorializing the war (lead. Under sunny skies Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore, County Cornmissioner Sandra Glenn, and James Stowell III, public relations aide of American Legion Post 53 and first vice commander of the newly organized "Sons of the Legion" spoke to the gathering froiii the Veterans Memorial Park of time sacrifices made by America's military men arid women. Master of ceremonies was Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive manager Jack Burner. benediction were given by Commander W.F. Feagins, Chaplain Corps U.S. Navy Retired. A rifle salute was given by a team made up of members of the two posts. Randolph, executive director of All Faiths. Flags were placed on the graves of veterans. Taps was played by Frank WASHINGTON UPI) — American arms sales to developing nations have more than doubled in the past two years and are costing U. S. taxpayers "untold millions of dollars" because of poor management. These criticisms were contained in a report entitled ..The Myth of Arms Restraint" by the Center for International Policy, a norm-profit research organization. It said President Carter, during his 1976 campaign and in his early months in office, proposed restraining the international am-ins trade as one of his major foreign policy goals. But after two years, the report said, "some members of the administration are dropping unsubtle hints that arms restraint is almost it dead initiative." _ .-'-, '' - 10A -.*, ., '- ".9iIIM - '.'JL ~ I4LtI ( '.. / / - . Ii '.r ~. *1 I George Citron, Com- WASHINGTON ( UPI )— Early in June a group of House members will introduce a "one-day" gasoline conservation plan they hope will solve the country's problem of long gasoline lines and panicky gas buying. The plan is "fairly well drafted" and "ready for possible introduction within a week after they et back" from the Memorial Day recess, staff members toll] UP!. Designed to force drivers to keep their cars at home at least one day a week and prevent panic buying, the plan is not intended as a substitute for gasoline rationing tiltsponsors of the new plan say. WASHINGTON (UP!)— Protesting farmers, outraged at early estimates of damage their tractors caused to Washington's Mall, dogged officials until they cut the estimate to $190,525, a new figure certified by Interior Department auditors. While most farmers were finishing spring planting across the nation, Wayne Peterson, of Holabird, S. D., one who stayed behind when the mid-winter protest ended, said Monday the estimate was still too high. He said actual damage was no more than $40,000. "If they so chose, they could certainly lower it by $100,000 by just taking into consideration normal maintenance they would have done," Peterson said. "But we don't have too great a quarrel with them." WASHINGTON I UPI)— The world's weather may, become "less hospitable" because of increasing levels of veterans clinic in Sanford. Members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10050 of Casselberry and Post 5405 of Winter Springs and their carbon dioxide in the air — but not for 45 years or more. .'-" at/../ . - -. auxiliaries conducted a Memorial Day tribute Monday at 11 a.m. at All - - . I , . - 'iqwr , 1. Faiths Memorial Park in Casselberry. Bob Dysert of Winter Springs gave the Memorial Day address. The invocation and .4. ' ' ' ' • ' - .. ' I '..' -' a:.,.,uI_ S ....' .,.. •..:-'' — .. . . . S ' -. .. .-. " . .. mrs . '.'':' , ' - ' ,1. . Herald Photo by Melinda Edmiston (. Memorial Day ceremonies at All Faiths Park cLIIcA(;o (UPI) Two they had nut been inspected. res, nio training, no nothing that during takeoff because the tail wing or tail and disabled the the death toll may rise above federal agencies dispute wheth- Late Monday, most airlines a crew would go through or we was in a down position as the plane's steering and control 273. No infants were on the er the victinis of the nation's said they had undertaken the could simulate." plane nosed into the air. Wit- system, officials speculated. passenger lists, but airline worst air disaster were doomed relatively simple inspection Elwood Driver, vice chair- nesses said the plane gained The sudden loss of control at a officials said it is common not fm-urn time moment a tiny bolt procedure arid found no mail of time NTSB and head of its altitude normally for a few how takeoff altitude could have to list infants if their parents snapped oil takeoff, causing a evidence of defective bolts. on-site investigation team, seconds alter the wing engine caused the crash, hold them in flight. wing' engine to break away Officials generally agreed the insisted the plane should have fell off, then lost control. Stein also said he has idenIn other developments loss of the left wing engine on been able to fly on its two ruin the DC-10 jumbo jet. Monday, Cook County Medical tlfied 12 of the crash victims. Officials of the Federal Flight 191's ill-fated mid- remaining engines. He said The engine shrapnel also Examiner Dr. Robert Stein said The names were withheld Aviation Adnuiziistration and afternoon takeoff for Los pilot Walter Lax had trained for could have cut through he saw the remains of an infant pending notification of the National Transportation Angeles was the first indication such all emnergenc). hydraulic pressure lines in the among the victims, indicating relatives. Safety Board disagreed of trouble. What was in dispute "The DC-10 will fly arid climb Monday whether the American was whether it started if fatal with two engines," Driver said, Airlines DC-10 could have flown chain reaction — or whether "It will fly with an engine and on to an emergency landing at something else went wrong. pylon amid assemblymissing." O'Hare International Airport. "The fracture of that bolt In support of his position, Medical examiners Monday caused that engine to fall off, Driver said a 33-second flight PARK RIDGE, ill. (UPI) — eternal life," Cardinal John airline has provided accomodaalso indicated the death toll but it did not cause the ac- data recording recovered from Mourners gathered to pray for Cody of the Chicago Arcimdi- tions for many of the victims' from Friday's crash may rise cident," said Bob Buckhorn, the wreckage indicated the the souls of the 273 persons ocese prayed at the Mary Seat families willIe they await past the current count of 273 spokesman for the NTSB. plane's crew "was doing killed in the American Airlines of W"m Roman Catholic confirmation on body ideThe bodies of an infant and a "Because that engine fell off everything they could to correct - Pope S DC,10 crash — the nation's Church. of the aircraft" Condolences tifications. . worst aviation disaster — and About 300 of the victims' list may have been among the couldn't have continued to fly." after the engine loss, Out-of-town family members Pope John Paul II sent a special relatives and friends attended victims. But Langhorne Bond, adA fully loaded DC-10 is not message of condolences. were flown to Chicago and will the services at which 11 The conflicting statements on mninistrator of the FAA, said in capable of flying with two ministers and rabbis presided. be flown back home at the A message from the POf) time cause of the crash were Washington the plane, built by engines out, however. Therefo"We realize God is the owner, *line's expense, officials said. expressing "heartfelt sympa- cr issued as the FAA told all McDonnell Douglas Corp., is re, investigators were trying eator and giver ... of this the families were transportand urged not certified to fly with an determine if the tail-engine thy" and asking God to sustain earthly life domestic airlines ,.. SO into his ed to the services in limousines foreign carriers — to inspect engine missing. might have been knocked out of the families of' victims "in this heavenly kingdom we commit supplied by the airline, The "No aircraft has ever been in service by bits of flying debris hour of great sorrow" was read DC-l(s for possible defects in their memory," rd4Ii John S. victims — 271 on board and two the bolts that connect the the air under that circumstan- from the wing t'ngine. at a multi-denominational Hubner, a member of the others on the ground — were engine assemblies to the wings. ce," Bond said. "There is no investigators said the tail memorial service Monday. chaplain's staff at O'Hare killed Friday hen American's The FAA ordered all DC-10s pilot training for that even- engine would have been more " Remember their good works International Mm-Port. flight 191 crashed about l"z grounded at 3 a.m. ED'!' today it tuality. '1lieie iii e au procedu- vulnerable to shrapnel damage done in faith. Welcome them to American officials say the miles from the airport runway. . The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported Monday its monitoring stations show significant amounts of additional carbon dioxide — a development that could cause trouble a couple of generations from now. "Over the long term, much of this increase comes from the burning of fossil fuels," said Administrator Richard A. Frank. "We are concerned that humanity may be adding enough carbon dioxide to the atmosphere to force dramatic changes in climate, creating an environment tomorrow that will be less hospitable that today's." U.S. Employees Work Extra Agencies Disagree On Doomed Plane .' ' - a Beath '111d 1 V's ' WI . I i7 ' l,,._ ,s - ' -- :.' 1! . - ' - - .' ' -. .111 Btwo Raton iht uni 'iunh uid st in old Ut St nl I p'., ott - it 1'mmitt lshtnm,f ilm'o'.'.mrt'iJ '.t hilt' 5"lmltlluilii' Ii .5 l,iku' ,tt K.•R.s Parkk titan' bar' buiio' 5umiita himglm'.'.;i hatiol tl'0iI)t'1''. tilii;ttt'iI that t:O'm'c '.'.;t'. till :al l:"' aN '.k ' 8,14(I stould 'suutt m ihis,itdimn,, imijurit", mm tram ft ilishm,tps fuming the V.t't'kt'rrif "i'UIltirL ptm nd shih Itt.. 11 11 1:11 imlItImuLtit \liumd is liii'.'. ts in', muon' tfit' tnt i tto' l'mmd it ;tppt';sr- t'tI tftt' .'iit mmt;h'k ri tr'aftm,' t,ttalmtmu's s'.iiltt mit 11' n't';uhit'f At ronitmi 'but I''i ) I N111 1)( 1,1%. tIlsIll St. \'.biiit.i. m I New Gas Plan Proposed Weather Slowly Altered? efforts in establishing a /' lulls, ito ;stioI s,int lii ;lddltliIl. t'.to light pi,uit' ci',ssfmt's took hires' iss at ' 4 0 CABLE ________ Work nien install conduit for Southern Bt'lI Telephiorut' at 251 ii Street and I"remicli % ('11111', ill Sanford The uuIi(tI'l'grIilIiiIi cable ss ork h as tit'il up traffic mit (lii' ill. WORK lersect ion. I t'mjnirarilv closing oil portions of 250 Street. 11 Farmer Damage: $190,525 mander of American Legion Post 53, was particularly lauded for his small child not oil the passenger doesn't mean that the aircraft the attitude Arms Sales Increasing • - Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by The $aivrd Herald, Inc., 300 N. French Ave., Sanford Fla. 32771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32711 By SUAIUIS CAHKASC() Herald Staff Writer ,, In Blacks, KKK Clash Courts * IN BRIEF ) Tuesday. May )Q 17 WOniän 's Club, They Didn i Waite Energy '' Seligman said he offered to sell the land to the county, ''for what I paid for it, but they weren't interested in buying it," Seligman said. of his land." NATION One Man Free On Bond Vance Quitting After 1980 Secretary of State Cyrus Vance has HOME iUllli told President Carter he skill step down after the 1980 i-kctions regardless of their outcome, a senior U.S. official with the Vance party in Home said today. News of the secretary's intentions came as Vance briefed Italian Premier (;uiliu Andreotti during a working breakfast today at the conclusion of his two-day visit. 'Iiit'y rtjxntedly discussed the latest developments in the Middle East and the SALT agreement between Washington and Moscow. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl --!-- Fires REMOTE CON1'RO!. 1'AKEN Terrorists Ambush Candidate chhoff, former County Cornmissioner harry Kwiatkowski , Action Reports GAS STOLEN Police Battle Protesters Land Ue For 'Abuse'_Over. WASHINGTON (UPI)— Contrary to the belief of skeptical taxpayers, most federal government employees not only work their required 40 hours each week but ninny put in extra time free of charge. A report to Congress by the General Accounting Office estimates the extra hours worked by government employees is worth between $660 million and $800 million per year, based on regular pay rates. HOSPITAL NOTES SEMiNOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAY 20. 1170 ADMISSIONS Sanford Bobby Robinson Charles 0 Bridges Donna Foley Annie M. Howard Betty I McAllister Alice Potter Venice Terrell Earl E Troutner Walter L Klein. DeBary Christine Eldridge, Deltona John E Schmeltz, Deltona Martha J Payne, Longwood BIRTHS Sanford Kim A Tindel a girl DISCHARGES Sanford Carrie Hodges Lowell H Tripp Edward Ginter, Geneva Sally Riggs, Orange City Stuart J Thompson, Oviedo Burton A Williams Weather 8 a. m. readings: tern- around 10 mph. Rain perature, 73; overnight loss, probability 20 percent today 73; yesterday's high 90; and tonight and 40 percent barometric pressure, 30.03; Wednesday. relative humidity, 90 percent; WEDNESDAY'S TIDES stds, S at 7 mph. Daytona Beach: high 11:53 Forecast: Becoming partly cloudy today through Weda.m., 12:10 p.m. by. 5:34 a.m., aesday ith a chance of af- 5:34 p.m. ternoon or evening thunder. Port Canaveral: high 11:45 showers maIn1 Wednesday. a.mn , 12:02 pm., loss 5:25 a.m., Highs In the upper 80s and 5:25 p.m. around 90. Losss tonight mainly Bayport: high 5:27 a.w., 4:19 'nearlO. Winds mostly southerly p.m., loss 10:38 a.m., 11:39 p.m. r i st ROSWELL, N.M. UPI ic t ii wet and had flowed directly out of tilt- plastic coating, lie said there did riot appear to hR' all - Members of the Willie Mae Seytnore family, think it's a miracle. A local priest calls it "ticklish."In any case, most cut lit thie Plastic coatumig amid there was nothing behind the picture that could have caused everyone who has visited ttme Seyinore house the past three days has been mystified. the flow. At first the faiiuilv tolled a priest, but tie refused an of 1cm' to drive out to the Sty uuor'e residence to Inspect the pit'tumm't', calling the umicolemit - ticklish lie said any involvement of thit' Catholic Church a cold have W 'l'he object of attention in Roswell, a normally quiet southeastern New Mexico city, is a wallet-sized portrait of Jesus Christ encased in plastic and tucked inside the corner of lamar •I fri,,,ii,I .. •t,,..,_ UIU ni,,i...-.. ( U thu " Uiigilaite ori gi na t e b'' Seymore residence. Last Friday, Zack-Malott, time husband of Mrs. Seymore's granddaughter, Kathy, glanced at the tiny portrait and noticed what appeared to be a large ''tear'' of blood just below (lie right eve of the picture. Within 11 2 hours, Malott said Monday, there was u steady stream of what appeared to be blood penetrating the plastic and coagulating at the base of the fm-anne holding the larger picture. "The blood was running from the picture just as if I had cut my finger," said Mrs. Seymiiore. A newsman, "ho arrived shortly after the floss stopped, said the red substance a'as still re Bleedion q and its ty;x', I Mutida', kmmt't's, playing and trying,'' Malott said. -Wt. We haven't had least' a ho was it skt'f)tn' ;', tine Viii i't'atf ;sboiit things like this all tilt- (unit', and I take thueuuu a itlu a grain of salt,'' said ;ts'Iiiit '-liii t,tg,- . it',l ii ri;itl,'ii stitfi troth ifu,tthu'tlls'.t'l a l't'as a mttu nt, \'.'. .' Yolk tt,rmmhu1::l ,l;o cod booked to capa(* It\ KA''IR"N't"' .. . . - / .S', 1 Malott. all t'ht'cti'n-ian. usni Ilililt' of tilt- ila'itlbt'i's oh the fausils a b, a itmmrsst'i Ibit' evt'nmt ctsmusmdt'rs Iiiiitst'lt dccl6 m'i'ligiotis hit' sa id I In' faii iii mi it'll ulwrs alt' ( 'bti'ist uaius but ai r oot iiit'uuil)eI's it an un'gamuiit'd I t,ilgloo amid do not attruid "A AG ENCY Where Quality Selk & INC. Ser vice Tel!s 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 church regulai'l 110111 tilt' ;ir('nun)isniop. 'i'hie family t hii'mi called tile local newspaper, '.'.hiucli iii turn contacted a mnuedical tet'himiician froutu a local hospital. Although tIme portrait has not "bled" since Saturday, tests by fl___ d' MUST SELL BELOW WHOLESALE Aflfl UU ALL MUST BE SOLD NOW! stance. Additional tests also were planned on the dried substance imu mutt effort to detenmumnme if tbm(' blood is hmumniami Mopeds have a thirty year European histufy and there ore 05Cr twenty million ri use world '.'vide HOMEOWNERS: SAFE! QUIET! FUN! LONG Need Cash? GASOLINE LINES ARE COMING! -_ Your credit is good for $2,500 to $25,000 get over 120 or more, for any purpose! GALLON ----- --'---.-- -- w p miles per "' 12$ o000o. "O'• for any it y,j o,,n a' mobOe howe and lof you quail y r pt.' Y0,0 ONVV I own hon.i, cando.mn.,.n. Sict,nl,,s Steel Fenders Si ngle Dr, Chain 'E,t.,nol (ha,,, Adjuster All Applicmsnss May Be Eligible. 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But this wakes you a k'hms.'vt'r If I hdmi 1 see it '.s itbi Ini, oss mi e'rs I '. oullmu t bt'hit's' Malott said about 160 pt'ople had vie's'. ci tIlt' jxmtrait. , ''I't'tplt' '.'.t'm't' falling to hair' ''till It'll littit' ifitt'icimrt' t i'n ,lltli,itighi i'll'. \eom's. '. (it getting 'I lit ill u-oils fromiuI;opIt' !ukmtiu tm ;ili oJx'tm �1% Evening Herald __ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THO.j GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director '"' . ___Alllllllh~ ______ V'JI JCounty Attorney Nikkl Clayton faced a tewn L7 9E composed of the dean of city attorneys in Seminole County, Altamonte Springs city attorney Joe Davis W and Lake Mary City Attorney Gary Massey before a judicial panel of circuit judges, VoIle Williams and Robert McGregor, in circuit court this week and Tha ri,,g, field her own very well. Germany Works For Peace, Unify for the Massey were law school Horace L. Orr, SEEDCO's president and executive director will conclude the program's agenda with the president's report. Based on last year's attendance, 400 are expected to attend. classmates, The Issue before the court was the county's suit challenging the legality of the annexation by Lake The Longwood area Chamber of Commerce may get a name change at its 7:30 a.m. general mem- Miss Clayton and By DONNA ESTES Because milestone anniversaries are occasions for reflection, it is appropriate to note a special one of sionificance ANGL EWAL TERS c.?RY'.. ,W'IIkT ck'! jTti I under the sponsorship of the United States and its Western European allies. What came to be known as West Germany was born from the consolidation of the U.S. French, and British occupation zon es. The creation of West Germany was in res ponse to the incorporatmn of the Soviet's East German zone into Moscow's newly acquired East European empire an Allied countermove in the Cold War Berlin had just ended. Although 30 years is but the chronological measure of one generation, it is difficult in today's FRANKFORT, Ky. (NEA) circumstances to appreciate the dismal outlook not to say the misgivings - that attended the __ 1. , ,1 " II I , ,- , . - ,1 II . .. R : , *1 : 1 M ow. S RAY tiim1 TH, am 0 , OKA SUN " 4•• I _4 • -' , ,,, .. 'gt) & J.., I ________ _______ __________ _-' - . . :; - '5 _____ -- . . I .I I.,!. I __~ - 6 trying to acquire 10,400 tracts which Congress had voted to Include In In the our national nnrkc intervening years Cnnvress voted fur- ther additions to parks. Now Moorman'sdlvLclon Is trying to acquire 20,000 tracts, such as 278 tracts in Texas' Big Thicket National Preserve, 297 at Massachusetts' Cape Cod National Seashore, 485 In Florida's Everglades National Park and 368 In Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. There are tracts to be acquired in 30 states. To make the acquisitions, Moorman has to bring condemnation proceedings, unless his division finds a willing seller - and there are few willing sellers when It comes to dealing with the federal government because almost every Azneri thinks he's going to rip off Uncle Sam. Then Moorman's division has to go to court, get a sales order and have the price set for the tract of land in question. The price Is based on the worth of nearby lands. Today this process takes an average of four years. Reason: At the end of 1975 Moorman's division had 26 lawyers working on the land acquisitions. That number has increased ujily to 35, while thp case-load has nearly doubled. So the harassed lawyers are falling further and further behind. At the same time, land values rise an average of 10 percent yearly. That's conservative. Sen. Strom Thurmand, R-S.C., is more blunt. "Land is going to increase in value," he says. "The quicker we can acquire these tracts the better." At a Senate hearing he told Moorman: "I'm going to help you get more attorneys." You can help, too, Write Sen, Edward M. Kennedy, Chairman, Senate Judiciary Committee, Room 2228, Dlrksen Office Building, Washington, DC, 20501, and tell him Congress should prae e money for the needed lawyers. Write Sen. Ernest F. Hollings, 1)-S.C., care of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Room S146A, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C., 2OSlO and tell him the same thing. He's chairman of the appropriations subcommittee handling money for the Justice Department. I is the "chilling effect" such harassment will criminal investigation, disclosed. This latest goveniment attack an the press is intended to determ.ine whether the Progressive which shows how far down the road toward reporter, Howard Morland, us,ed classified W. govenurient come in the inthWdat.ion of the pres3 we have [at eiglit years: DoWel Ellsberg fomwtion in his article, "The H-Bom,b Swet: adiiilUedly leaked classified material; Howard How We Got It, Why We're Telling It." Morland used nothing but unclusified material Under the Atolmic Energy Act of ION, com. Morland insists that his article was written from publicly availa ble sources and authorized tours of nuclear power facilities. In fad, one of the points of the article Is that the government Itself has been responsible for giving away the secrets of nuclear technology. This Is the real, embarrassing "secret" the government doesn't want the public to learn, The only other piece of journalism subjected to prior censorship on "national security" grounds was the Pentagon Papers in 1971, and the Carter administration's action In the Progressive case is fright eningly similar to that of Richard Nixon In hi.s article, Once a federal judge, Robert Warren, issued an Injunction forbidding publication of Morland's a rt icle, the government quite ___ prupIy5ensrrnagIlawvIazLudnur5u pero who had received advance copies, to make sure they had returned the articles as the court ordered. But the criminal Investigation of Morland IS another matter. To Theodore Jacobs, director of the Project for Open Goveriunent, It smells Of "This is a repetition of the process in the Pentagon Papers case, where criminal prosecution was brought against told our associate Gary Cohn. Ells "The criminal Investigation Is equa lly un Justified In this cue." The heart of the matter, as Jacobs po inted out, Jacobs ara* .4'lt ..;_' - --'-- .,,,, ,._ - -. -, . ______ ..... , - - - - .. to be interviewed by the FBI. "People will be addition to Its initial supply of equipment, which frightened to Wit to reporters," Jacobs said. included more than 30 remote Carter, like Richard Nixon before him, would be systems. More than 2,000 suspected "narha cotraficantes" have been arrested ander the NO THANK YOU: President Gerald Ford had Condor program. But a st udy conducted by ,a - t.he politician's eye for the proper gesture- Back hmm rights group Showed that 90 percent were in lie decided it would be nice to swd peasant s and juveniles, forced to sign con. totiie39crewmembersofthe fesslons wider torture. . officials in our Drug After being captured by Cambodian gunboats, EnEOFCnWIt Administration have known about they had been resimd in a daring and bloody the torttirinlg. The Voice reportsthat DEA agents maid by U.S. Marines. Ford considered been instructed to "leave immediately cident a feather in his political cap, and wanted have 5k.. to milk It for aliWe extra publicity by sending to supposedly grateful crewiioen. WASHINGTON WHIRL: An unintended side But the letters were never sent. Confidential effect of the law limiting individual political National Security Council documents reveal campaign contributions to $1,000 was to make why: Five crew members, far from being rock musicians one of the hottest political grateful, were so sore at the government for not weapons in the country. Jimmy Carter raised warning the Mayaguez of its danger that they $350,000 (plus federal matching funds ) with the had filed damage actions. Under the circum- Allman Brothers and the Marshall Tucker Band. stances, NSC advisers warned Ford that the California Gove. Jerry Brown ralsed$160,000jna presidential Letters might backfire. single concert. 'OPEflON CONDOR' American taxpayers Freshman Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., is now are financing the systematic torture of hundreds planning to Introduce a bill to set a limit on rock of narcotics suspects by Mexican police, the concert cont ributions. He calls it the Linda Village Voice w ill repo rt in its next issue. L{ondadt Amendment. .... ...... - . -. I ., ,,, - - IJ I I V to give reliever Dave Tomlin his second victory in three decisions. The hit upped Knight's batting average to .339. The Dodgers bounced back with a run in their half of the 13th on a double by Gary Thomasson and a single by Dave Lopes, but Tomlin held on to get the victory. In other NI, games, burgh trounced New York, 6-1, Atlanta defeated San Franclsco, 4-1, Chicago beat Philadelphia, 4-1, and San Diego edged Houston, s_i. Pirates 6, Mets 1: Bill Robinson backed the combined seven-hit pitching of John Candelarla and two relievers with an RBI single and a two-run homer to lead the Pirates to victory. Braves 4, Giants 1: Mickey Mahler pitched an eight-hitter for his second career complete game and Glenn Hubbard belted a threerun homer leading the Braves Cubs 4, PhIliles 1: Bobby Murcer drove in three runs with a pair of homers to power the Cubs over the Phlllies. Padres 5, Houston 4: Dave Winfield drove in three runs with a pair of singles to fift Randy Jones, now 5-3, to first victory since May 3. guard Concerning the late-game shifting of Dandridge to guard, Seattle Coach Lenny \Vilkcns commented, If we continue to run and play our game, then Bobby is going to have to play a guard on defense i and I think that's going to be tough for him." *-M" U , U . . I (' L - II II II wi I U 3 G II C.',' 1 80 0 14 5) 3010. T (4 5)) 179.20; Time 2:06 I. Ninth Race . ". " 1:' . 11 1. / .'. % .. ~ / D. • II I U II /" / ' - I/ Figueroa 3.5) at Milwaukee (Haas 23), 6:30 pm. Baltimore (Palmer 5-2) at Kansas City (Splittorff 7'3), 8:3S p.m. T,.,, i'4 L I 14J II I puwil 3JIUWT 4-ii •i V14 (Alexander 7.3). 0:35 p.m. California (Knapp at 3.7) Seattle (Bannister 2-5). 10:33 p.m. Wednesday's Games Detroit at Toronto, night New York at Milw, night Cleveland at Ctiicago, night Oakland at Minneso(a. night Baltimore at Kan City, night Boston t Texas, night calif at Seattle, night DAYTONA BEACH MONDAY MATINEE First Game 0 3.40 .q9et at which a record purse of SIX1,954 was distributed. "I think it was a magnificent nice," said Binford. "It was an extremiel y competitive and .. clean race." race. Eldon Rasmussen said, "We . Blnford congratulated Meats The main difference was that had a fine race. I'm just proud for running I's beautifid race." Mears led only 25 laps last to be pad of it. I hope we can all 'I'1en by imnllcat.lorm. Binlord touched on 'the bitter feud between the U.S. Auto Club and the new Championship Auto 'Racing Teams group and said: "By 1960, we have to pull ourselves together. There's no way we can go separately. I 'hope by next year we'll all be in the same camp chasing the same rabbit," LJSAC and CART are in a 'power driUle for control of open cock pit racing. Some of ' , - . 4.l'le I - ..• _,...• ., '. V Bolton No-Hits 01 • .- , Flagship, 10-0 . I eiimingo uiaga ii 17.10 1600 10 1 Po?ent,itp Pick 3 90 '.00 2 90 280 2 Gushing Smile 3 Galdos-Arcs 6.70 3.70 680 3 00 0(3-4) 13.40, P13.4) 30.10, 1(3.4.2) 1 lr"n.' Vo Santi.Gerardo 6,40 6960 8 Frosty Counsel 3 80 Q 0 -3) 32-00; P (1-3) 14-40i T 0-30 i471 2200. T (4-191 10740, Sixth race, C, 5-16, Time 31.39 4) 509.60. 11 40 1 20 3 60 Time 7:12 I Whizzer of Id Seventh Game 4760 600 A- 7.119; Handle $177,994 lChanceLaddie I Zurbi-Rodolfo 20.60 S-00 4.20 3 lsasa.lsldro 1.60 2.60 2 Gasli-Bacliola 3.60 Q(3.7) 21.40; P (7.3) 63.10; 1 (7.3. 2) 309.00. Eighth Game 5 GastiBadiola 12.00 1.60 2.60 2 RamonOlano 4.60 7.60 3 Apralz-Urqulla 2.90 0(25)31.20; P (5-2) 109.50; 1 (5.2. 3) 439.00. Ninth Game - I,$ ___-~, -, I Mutilla 15.00 5.60 7.10 -. . CHELIN 1 Hernan 11.00 1300 4 Goiri 1.10 Tenth Game 4 Said-Arrieta 12-20 5.10 12.00 . S Vicandi-Sarduy 0(3.4)4940; P (4.3) 2)6.90; T Craig Bolton hurled a five- s'-- S Ira T I? 40 6 4)) 6 Baby Hocy IS 10 0 (25) 69 90, T (7 5 6) 1.226 40; Time 2:06 3 Tenth Race DISCOUNT . PRICES ON MI 0)344,60 2 •• Wick 2 2 Inning no-hitter Monday as $haeffr I IS Sawyer ' Ci, rJiIIi.skI 2I6 O.CIipsi'd II 1 Braun Cadillac wrapped Millet •• . AAA season championshi p with Allem 3 lassie Cox 2 II a 10-0 win over Flagship Bank I&i-i ',... tim tue nonme pnngs ulue Duxcan III ssa III Matlock 2 60 TalaIs 9 Ii $ League. Smith Is6 BRAUN Fry sie FLAGSHIP Al I $ Totals list Al I H t.iesss Maas IS 3 SWIM £ STUFF IAINITT SANK '3 I Jilaw , W11100rom Al I H 20 S'aacal,itd 3 *5 I H Cickeas Aad,rss. IIIDAitic. Sills. III Pieties laid lIlUcCiemeck 411 GIMa III so waliwsil GrosecloseII, I $11 Cress. oeuaie s I I I MIller I ll 26 SwIsiard i, Hii $t$ Swain )'SWeed •--all 332 94111111111111•• Harper 1)S1.ieda. 106 306 larklere • HudsIt IIIDeL III Walker is M91111111 Bryant )IlVrsles. lOS $116 TelsIs 5 T..pitee 3IIMcKw Smith II Vickery I 2 TsfaIx 40 Tvais 16 & 3 Altim •es Abs" 221 FiagskIia* *00-I Totals 34 10 II I,s.. Cadillac 431 lI-IS lot .-,q Harness Racing , ship car and win this race in "Now is the time to get just three short years." together," said Johnny Par- two-hitter and Mike D'Amico hree hits as Barnett Tlie 10th million-dollar payoff sons. in a row topped last year's "Hopefully, the turmoil in Bank topped S% im"n Stuff, 184. record $1,145,225, but Al Unser racing will come to a quick and MARC SLADE DOW'S SHOES *65K *55K and hiz- crew split more thani amiable end," said Wally m.,ieft I I I news 83 6 Le" $290,000 for winning last year's Dallenbach. Mcr.aIi, 4 Mutilla. Bdiola 13-60 5.40 5.40 B Apraii.RodoIlo 6.20 4.80 3 Oscar Olano 560 0(4.8)44.60; P (4.1) 114.60; 1 (4-I. 3) 677.80. Ninth Game 7 MutiiIa 6.60 160 100 I Isasa 1.20 3.60 2 Apralz 180 0(1.7) 36.00; P (7.1) 63.00; 1 (7.). 2) 402.40. Tenth Game 6 Said.Olano 14.00 11.00 6.80 2 HernanPaco 1.20 9.80 5 RamonRodolfo 6.20 0(24)47.40; P(6.2) 114.40; 1 (6-25) 575.60. Eleventh Game I HernanPecina 35.20 12.60 10.60 3 Ramon.Fernan 19.20 1.60 6 DimingoUrquiza 810 0(36) 33.60; P (6.3) 43 30; T (6.3. 6) 304.00. Twelfth Game 5 Said Goiri 7 80 1320 II 70 2 isasaDiaga 1.40 5.80 4 Oscar.Gondra 360 0(35)47.40; P (5-2) 134.20; T (5.2. 4) 255.40. A - 2.09$; Handle $)55,345. MONDAY NIGHT First Game I Irustal'ernan 11*) 1200 11.40 4 Carasa.Arca 7.00 3.60 I Arano Gerardo 3.10 #4 Alai ,'. . nigit's traditional victory ban" 73 K's Poco 9 10 520 4 20 1 Carrie Again I 1 3 -sO BSharkey Pete 360 I 21.20. P(2.1) $440, 1(7.1.8) 15120 Seventh race, 0,5)4, Time 31.55 1 Tavern Nut 660 360 3 0 i Vickles Fable 370 3 00 Tardy Ieaay 500 .... WiI'ii It 60. i'll' 15 40. Ill I'i 237.20 10th race, B. 5.16, Time 3136 7 Mountain Cliff 4 60 .520 3 10 -1 -10 4 (5) 4 Master Merrill llooqie Dog 3 00 0(4.1) 49 20, P17.4) 79.50, T( 7-43) 344 00 th race. A, 5.16. Time 3092 7 Target Irene 5 20 3 00 210 I Charlie Goexibee 20 2 00 3 3M's Fast Rapid 7 82 0(1.7) 1210. P(7.1) 26 10, Till 31 46 60 12th race, 8.30. Time 38 59 3 Lt'awala 8 40 8. 60 0) 6 Si '<do Oil 9 10 8 Swept Awa5 60 0(3 6) 52 40, P13 6) 84.90, 1(36 8 860 60 Attendance 2.539 Handl,' 8191,119 4 Dunn Arreta 30400 0(3.4) 35.80; P(3-4) 202.20; 1(3-4. Fourth race, 8,5-16. Time 3144 4)1,024.40. 1360 140 500 B Major FlfthGame 380 260 i Total Effort I Muti$la.Sarduy $.60 360 0(25) 20.00, P152) 67.60, 1(52-I) I Zubi Gondra 441.20. Q(3.4 S$.60; P (3.4) 163.60; T (3.4. Filth race, D, 3.1, Time' 9 01 if 399.80. 3Ali The More 580 280 3,20 - - - Sixth Game 3.20 2 40 13n Blaze .I , ~. Q.4' " ."' I/• )64Iç9 11 , "i ''' "' '0"'0,'t,4'.. '' '4!,4,'O4't,, " PIbP/7'é 7*'! ,l 14C7' .411 I ...... p.m. Cleveland (Wilkins 1.2) at Chicago (Wortham 54), 6:30 P.M. rt It T Fifth Game 2 Said.Sarduy 6.60 4.10 2.20 3 Beide.Dlaga 1.20 270 IAprall.Et)rique 7.60 0(2')) 27.00; P (2'3)107.70; I (2.3. 4) 340.20. Sixth Game 7 HernanAndre 16.60 12.00 9.10 2 SantiFernan 7.00 370 I GaldosGasti II 5.00 0(5-7)44.60; P (7.2) 107.40; T(7.2 4) 506.20. Seventh Game S VlctorSarduy 14 ,20 9.80 500 I VicandiBdiola 1 40 100 I Egant Pecina 21.60 0(4.5)66.00; P (5-4) 107.70; 1(5-41)513.60. Eighth Game . 3Sonnv000dbee 520 3) . -. 1 Clarequn's Power 10 (5) 0(5-5) 51.60, P(5-3) 117 00, 1(5.3.1) 1340 00 , Fifth race, C. 5.14, Time 31.52 'Mr. Earl 36 20 10 20 3 80 Eastern Leader 8 10 3 80 3 Beau Bob 7 80 0(7-I) 60.80, P174) 342.60. 1(113) 2650.20. Sixth race. A. 5-16, Time 31.31 w PA#OfM h/Y6 /4 ( H/ lIt' 7 nfO47./UNE. 1'F 7W1 /ON',q(/fA,$,P h'.45 "I?/774'O67"/y'/M ___________ rl 61P1 ...................... 7*'E PH/t/F6 6otJ?d(_oVfJ,qp?..1(M',g,V ,VPFF.l,f9 American League East W L Pct. 05 Ball 29 17 .630 Boston 26 II .59) 7 New York 25 21 .543 1 Milwauke 26 22 .312 1 Detroit 19 21 .475 1 Clevelnd 20 25 444 I'/, Toronto 12 35 .255 Il',, West L Pct. GB Calif 26 19 .596 Minn 26 to .591 S Texas 27 19 .507 ½ Kan City 21 20 .571 I • _ - Time 3)79 4 80 320 2 60 Sixth Race 6 Trade Secret S 61) 1 itO 3 40 8. 80 4 6.) 2 Tar Chip i Race Till' Jay .1 70 0(7 6)23 60, TO SIIS080, TiUli,' 2:06 3 Seventh Race' 3 The Nagger 4 20 I 60 1 70 I Carter Raker 360 32') I Sweety Dexter 'I 2") 0 (2 3) 70. T (I 2) 5770. Time 2:04.3 Eighth Race 1)20 670 1 70 , Countaw,iy ' __ '' Ninth race. C. I Happy Hummer 7 RP's Gorgeous Second Game 7 80 4 80 I Carasa Gerardo 13.20 1.20 1.00 3 Skeen's Holiday 7 80 0(4.1) 23.60. ()(4.7) 59.70, T(473) 6 TraniArca 9.00 140 4 Arno.pCin 5.00 503.60. 0(l4) 30.00; P(I.6) 58.501 T (14' Second race, 0, S-16, Time 3705 4) $91.10; 00 (1.1) 115.40. 1 Dark Bluff 6 60 3 20 7 20 Third Game Cabaret Chuck 280 770 3 ZubI 9.20 5.60 3.60 3 Shireen 3 1 Gondra 8.60 5.60 0(3-7) 9.60, P(7-3) 31.20, T(7.3-4) S Trani 114.40. 0 (34) 31.40; P(37) 160.60; T (3-7-Third race. 0. 5.16, Time 31 93 5) ),3fl,40, 7 Ray Swinger 8 00 1 60 3 60 Fourth Game Whitey 370 260 3 EganaGasti II 13.10 1,10 5.00 64 Nixon El Kc Bar 1 60 . ° nIt.Itit,6,pgl.13,,a,n.y:t.I. 51 477.60. 249.80. Fourth race, D, S. 16 Time 31 44 17 31 .354 111/, 16 32 .333 12½ Monday's Results Minnesota 10, Oakland 7 Chicago 6. Cleveland 1 New York 2. Milw I, 10 Inns. Detroit 6, Toronto 2 Texas 5. Boston 2 Kan City 5, BaIt 4, 16 inns. Today's Games (All Times EDT) Detroit (Baker 1.3) at Toron. to (Garvin 01). 7:30 p.m. Oakland (.1. Johnson 1.7) at . I., - 6:35 Fourth Game 1 Cara,.a.Arrle$a 10.00 6.60 3.20 Seattle Oakland . . 1-2). Career Record 4 80 2 60 Ben .%Mton victOrc II oo 6 ' 4 10 6 Tardy lilly 5 80 3 Domino.PecIna 0(l 7) 133.40, P1171 262.50, TI I? 0(1-4) 40.00, P11-4) 197.10. TI 144) 0 (4.5) 34O P (5-4.3) 530.40. SI 1422 20 l00.40, Second Game Seventh race. A, S 14. Time ill) Second race. M. 5)6. Time 3)82 Duran Arca 6.20 3.60 3.20 Jencop,1t 8 13 80 S 60 1 10 1060 400 2 DomlngoGrardo 3.80 1.00 6 NixOn Mayo .l 3 13) S Pete Goodbee Demon Marcus 2 80 2.60 6 Galdos.Andre 6 00 .1 'O Nobel W.II 7 Ragin Hailstorm 3 20 0(2.4)22.80; P (4-2) 53-40; T (4.2 0(56) 26 (0, P165) 129 90. T(8-5 1) 1)40, p164) 29)0, T(647) 59940 6) 2fl,$0; DD (5.41 131.10. 62080 Third Game Eighth race. C. 36. Time 3890 Third race. C 516, Time 31 51 i iO&tO 15.90 10.40 4.80 Keen Lawn 7 00 320 3 20 1 10 160 3 40 6 (3D Ruffian S Enrique 9.20 4.00 3 Gunnery Buck 3 .10 3(5) 1 X'S Belittler 4 70 2 60 2 Duran 5.00 God C oa st T onV .1 70 I Alley Clash 3 60 0(5.7)43,80; p (7.5) 181.00; 1(7S 0(1.4) 15.20, P(1.0)36 40. TI) 6 4) SEMINOLE MOMOAY MATINEE First Race ) Busters Ace 5 80 600 4 40 341,0 14 10 5 Honey ( ly By 5 80 Mister Howard 41.5) 109 20. T (I S7) 1,071 00. Time 2054 Second Race 3 Mister Delhi 8 80 5 00 4 4) 6 Red 516. (,(3 S to 3 80 2 Churms Skipper I (1) 0 (341 09.60; 1 (1-4 2) 572 80 Time 2:07 1 Third Race 8 (rnsini Hanover 0 60 5 00 .1 80 S 0) S 1 Cooper Hani,j I 8) 3 JOfl Kelly 011 8125 80. 1(8 13)532 40 Tim.2:09 3 Fourth Race 6 IX) 3 sO I ('I 1 Al,eS Hop.' 8 Me,,sured lb 6 30 .1 60 III) Following Sea 0(4 0)1520. 1 (4 6 717460. I';t,i' 2 073 Filth Race lADs Alvin S 70 600 I 2') 1611 3 10 SC J Rodney II Power fiend I 2') 0(25) II 80. 1 (25 II $O 80, T,nir iusi- FINE IN '79 - * down the stretch. Danciriuge was effective in the backcourt in the San Antonio series, but the Sonics can defend Dan dridge with 6.'foot4 Dennis Johnson, one of the premier defensive players in the league. "I don't like being in the backcourt," said Dandridge, "but we have to get some production from our big 0(1.4) 19.70, P1)4) 48.00. 1( 145) 18.40. Eighth race, 6.5.16. Time 31.46 8 Mountain Punch S .50 400 3 00 3 Record River 1 60 2 60 I Femme Fatale 300 0(36) P113) 119.70. T(l3-l) fl440, Ninth race. 0.5)0. Time' 3l.7S 1 Bill Foster 6 20 380 2 2 Betters Too 460 4 20 SO R Kidden 0(27) IS 00, P(7-2) 30 30. T(725) 7800 10th race, A. 5)6, Time 31)6 8 Diver Kea 9 60 880 2 6 Todd Oliver 680 4 60 1 Claregun's Earl 2 60 0(68) 37.00, Fill 6)75.90. 1(6.6.1) 2)6.40. 11th race, 0.5)6. Time 3) 47 8 Straight Thru 4 20 2 60 7 80 5MW's Ileidie 540 4 60 3 Tiny Blue 4 60 Of SO) 15.10. P115) 22.80. TI 65-3) 131.40. 12th race, C. 5)6. Tim 3190 1 Impala Andrew 1320 610 1 20 2 Name That Tune' I) 20 8 60 hay Esquire 300 0(2.4) 63.00, p(4.7) 19610, T42.7 430.10. Attendance 4,Qa; Hindle 0114,14.1. MONDAY NIGHT First race, 0.1.16. Time 32.05 came from - WlU' National League East w i. Pct. GB Montreal 23 .625 Phila 27 17 .614 . LOU) plsbrgh 20 21 468 5i p.m. Cincinnati (Moskau 4.1) at Houston (Williams 1-1), 6:35 P. San Francisco (Knepper 52) at Los Angeles (Hooton 1-2). 10:30 p.m. Atlanta (Nlekro 5.7 and Brizzotara 10) at San Diego (Perry 3.1 and Owchinko I.)), 2, 6 p.m. Wednesday's Games Phila at Montreal, night Chicago at Pittsbgh, night New York at St. Louis, night Cincinnati at Houston, night Atlanta at San Diego, night San Fran at Los Ang, night INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - their disputes involved the 5W Sunday, including the final 18. get together and get this thing Members of the factionallzed time trials. There were protests All 35 starters shared in the on the road." Indianapolis 500 fraternity have and one lawsuit over rules jackpot, with runnerup A.J. been challenged to "pull our- governing qualifications. Foyt, a four-time race winner Wick 1 -Hitter Mears, a handsome Califor- who was not at the banquet, selves together" for the good of racing. nian, and his Penske Racing getting $107,291 and third-place Paces Shoernen crew The challenge accepted a paycheck of MIk Mosley 5,031. Danny Kevin Wick hurled a one. Tom Binford, chief steward of $270,101. Ongais, who finished fourth, hitter to pace Don's Shoes to a the holiday classic, in his received $41,197, and Bobby over Marc till message of congratulation to said Mears Unser $62,319 for finishing filth. Slade Chrysler-Plymouth in a , who captured ,Sunday's 35 contestants. Several drivers echoed Bin- Seminole Pony Baseball racing's richest event in ust his The racing fraternity hailed fo rd's sentiments as th ey ac- League contest. t hird try. "I never thought ' - Baseball rUU1U .,"---.-.-, M By United Press International What a difference a day makes - and nobody knows that better than Cincinnati third baseman Ray Knight. Knight, who last year was a back-up for Pete Rose, 81j).acked his third single of the game with two out and the bases loaded In the l3th1lnnlng, \ driving In two runs Monday night that gave the Reds a 3-2 triumph and a split of their four-game series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. On Sunday, Knight hit into a , bases-loaded game-ending ' double play that sent the Reds down to an 8-7 defeat. ~ "I was angry," said Knight. I 1 "I'm a winner. I don't like to lose but I know I get over it. i had a situation where we had a chance to win. I was directly 1 t' responsible." Ciricinati Manager John McNamara saw Knight was upset after Sunday's loss and told him he'd get another chance. r1 'It's ironic that I got the chance tonight," said Knight. "I wasn't thinking about that." Ken Griffey opened the 13th with a walk off Hough, 0-2, and Dave Concepcion singled. After Hough retired the next two betters, Dan Driessen walked . to load the bases and Knight followed with a single to center I I - ,J.. F' . , n leas hed On H =Bom b Sec ret Author WASHINGTON - Not content with a court eight years earlier. Malor League - Kn* 19 ht * U Motto also continued to experiment with moving forward Bobby Dandridge to guard (vuckovich II 1141,1 FBI ,. - At the end of 1975, Moon-nan's division was ii`: ; "We work as hard as any team," said Unseld. "Nobody seems to want to believe that." West a subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Here's their case, :; setting more scoring from the center position. Wes Unsaid responded with 23 points In the losing cause. 15 26 .366 10'.', power the Twins to a 10-7 vie, four runs as Smalley delivered Alan Bannister had three homer, hit two singles and New York tory over the Oakland A's. a two-run single and rookie singles, scored twice and drove scored a pair of runs to support W L Pct. Smalley currently is leading the seven-hit pitching of Jack cinci 26 19 S78 the American League with a (51011'IS in 1.1W tigers Victory, ., .ail .., San Fran 25 23 .521 71 , .3 average and the Twins, Royals 5, O rioles 4: Los Ang 23 26 .469 who haven't been real pennant George Brett capped an San Diego 20 29 .106 • II 27 .100 6 awesome hi tting display with Atlanta contenders for years, are Mondays Results even wit ho ut looki ng st rong his second home run and fifth Pittsburgh 6, New York 1 Carew. hit - of the game, leading off Atlanta 4, San Francisco I Chicago 1, Philadelphia 1 Last year, Smalley led the the bottom of the 16th inning to Cincl 3, Los Ang 2, 13 inns. Twins with 19 homers, 77 RBI hand the Orioles their 10th San Diego 5, Houston 4 and 4 total bases. No shortstraight loss in Kansas City. Today's Games (All Times EDT) stop in the majors or minors Rangers 5, Red Sox 2: Philadelphia (Rulhven 6.2) at Ferguson Jenkins, with relief Montreal had as many homers and only (Rogers 4.2), 7:33 four other players in the big help from Sparky Lyle, notched p.m. Chicago (Holtzman 1.2) at his sixth victory and Al Oliver leagues improved their average Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 3.3), drtctir'nllv as Smalley (from belted a two-run homer to lead 1:3.5 p.m. 'l't.'xas over Boston. in 1977 to .273 last year). New York (Zachry 30) at St. Louis The The other is Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., who .. :. , Seattle Mariner baseball game scheduled for the dome. Washington shot a dismal 33 percent from the field Sunday, including an eight-of-33 performance from Its four guards. "We are searching for anything," said Bullet Coach Dick Motto of his club's offensive problems. In Game 3, the Bullets tried - _____ . ____ .) , - munlcation of restricted data is a fy punisimWe by up to 10 years in prison and a no $10,000 fine, So the FBI Investigation laughing matter for Mom-land. r ' - ** .. ____.=_ ________ an article on the "secret" of the H. those who made politically 'embarrassing bomb, the government has sicked that FBI on the materW pultilic - histud of pwddft the of- ,%F I A , 3-1. Washington fell behind, 2-1, in the NBA title series Sunday when they were defeated, 10595, by the Sonics, before 35,928 fans in the Kingdome, the third largest playoff crowd in NBA history. Game 4 will be played in the 14,008-seat Seattle Center Colisewn Tuesday because of a fallen behind, By United Press International And, this season in 44 games John Castino added an 11131 hit in a run and Ken Kravec fired a Roy Smalley has made Rod he has 67 hits and has scored 35 to make a loser of reliever Dave three-hitter to propel Chicago Carew an almost forgotten man runs. past Cleveland. Heaverlo, 2-4. and the Minnesota Twins are With Bob Randall on first, Mike Marshall allowed five Yanke es 2, Brccrs 1: winning again. Mickey Rivers b9sted a twoSmalley belted his 10th homer hits in three innings to pick up "I've been playing this way in nearly 400 feet into the left-field his eighth victory against four out homer in the 10th inning to the field for the past three stands in the first inning, losses. Marshall relieved start- give New York a victory over seasons but now I'm hitting the Smalley also doubled in the er Dave Goltz in the top of the Milwaukee and hand rookie ball well and people are third and scored on Ron seventh after Jeff Newman had Ron Davis his first majorleague noticing me more," said Jackson's double. crashed a two-run homer in the triumph. Smalley, who drove in four runs Tigers 6, Blue Jays 2: In the seventh, with the score sixth. JACK ANDERSON scale 140 , 1/et C6mii~back Hand, But Fear 13 - E[0:1101 SCOREB-001FARD By WILLIAM STEIF For want of a handful of lawyers, the federal government is losing about $40 million a year. Maybe more. That's the estimate of two chaps in a position to know. One Is Asst. Atty. Gen. James W. Moorman, who heads the Justice Department's Land and Natural Resources Division. 1: .' printing I , cd , -D")I ,...., Upper said Seattle forward John Johnson. "We really feel good," said the Sonics' Gus Williams. "But there's no way we can relax because they can come back and win two or three straight." The Bullets won three straight to defeat the San Antonio Spurs in the Eastern Conference final after they had - Lawyers . I I. . SEATTLE (UPI) The Seattle SuperSonics hold the lead for the first time in the NBA title series with the Washington Bullets, but going into Game 4 Tuesday the Sonics seemed well aware of the comeback potential of the defending champs. "The series is too young to decide yet who's got the edge," , lawyers. - ______________________________ ______ - i The commercial _____. '~;,, : Hay e J l Wanted: ..- I Sonics - Tuesday, May 2, 17-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. He p fewer prisoners. Public defenders report that their programs now cost the taxpayers less because more defendants are able to resume work, thus earning money to pay their own 1I%I BERRY'S WORLD I 1~ RTS--- VIEWPOINT ' Germans, whose militarism played so large a role In World Wars I and II, are providing one of the . OV Jail costs have been reduced because there are elect a European Parliament. The historical significance of all this is that the I + , 11 . . ,*`,~l , - faltering impulse toward economic and political union. The strength they previously gave the successful European Economic Community, they are now contributing toward the dream of political union, which will find its most concrete expression when the peoples of the nine-nation European great redemptions of this terrible century by directing their energies toward peace and European unity. And the Free World can hope that the victory which eluded them In their wars will come to them at last as peacemakers. _____________ - against Soviet expansion into Western Europe. Beyond being the strongest defenders of Europe, the West Germans have, almost as an act of penance, been steadfast champions In Europe's -~~ ~" ",//,~,,,-: : _______________ - The first chancellor, Konrad Adenauer, proved to be one of the towering figures of the twentieth century. The former lord mayor of Cologne in the days before Hitler, who imprisoned him, Adenauer at the age of 73 came out of retirement to lead his shattered country back into the community of nations. For almost 20 years Der Alte, the old man, presided over the most remarkable national renaissance perhaps in history. Aided by Ludwig Erhard, his unusually able economics minister, Adenauer undergirded Germany's spiritural and political rebirth with a solid economic foundation. He did this by giving the Germans' traditional energy full play under one of the world's most liberated free-enterprise systems. The result has been an economic miracle. Toaay, West Germany is the second largest trading nation in the world, outranked only by the United States. Indeed, the West Germans, who number only 60 million, export more than we in this country, with a population of 220 million. West German exports last year came to $153 billion compared with $141.8 billion U.S. exports. But for excessive U.S. imports, which exceeded West Germany's by $65 million and helped to account for a U.S. trade deficit and a West German surplus, the West Germans would lead the world in trade. In any event, they have become one of our best trading partners. West Germany's remarkable productivity, with one of the world's lowest inflation and unemployment rates, has provided rock-like stability amidst international economic confusion. Its 500,000-member armed forces constitute a bulwark of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's defense .. - . - SP "Education will not: The world is full of educated derelicts. "Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent." ___________ unwllllngtodlsgulse hie contemptfor"someone who makes a buck on another's misfortunes." Those harsh words are more than political rhetoric. For more than half a decade, Democrat Carroll waked a fierce personal crusade first as speaker of the state's General Assembly and later as Its governor against the bail bond business. Reform of archaic bail practices is hardly a new concept. The Manhattan Bail Project, Undertaken In the mid-1960s by the Vera Institute In rated that defendants Identified as 'good risks" could be released between arrest and trial on their "own recognizance" without posting cash bonds while posing little threat to the public's safety. Similar programs subsequently have been initiated elsewhere, including the city of Philadelphia and the states of Iowa, Illinois and Oregon. But In early 1976, the Kentucky legislature took a drastic step that never has been matched by any other state or local government. When the lawmakers approved a bill whose first line said "It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the business of ball bondsman," they virtually abolished the Industry in the state. bonds nay still be written In (Conerc Kentucky only' for those charged with federal offenses.) An evaluation of Kentucky's unprecedented action, commissioned by the Council of State Governments, suggests that commercial bondamen may have contributed to "corruption in the state's criminal justice system." Police officers in some communities previously received kickbacks for every arrest that produced business for the bondsmen. Jail officials were treated to steak dinners and free tickets to basketball and football games. Judges and legislators received annual Christmas presents and handsome campaign contributions from the bondsmen, Despite considerable Initial anxiety on the part of police officers, judges and law-abiding citizens about the potential d.tnger posed by "letting criminals roam the streets," the proportion of those released without bail who either are rearrested while awaiting trial or fail to present themselves for scheduled court appearances has consistently remained below 5 percent. In Louisville, the state's largest city, police report a decline In burglaries and robberies that once apparently were committed by defendants desperate for money needed to pay the bond- lands in the cast. :• 11V _______ ball bondsman is "a parasite that preys upon the poor," says Kentucky Gov. Julian M. Carroll, conferring of even partial self-rule on the Germans. Sullen, guilt-ridden and embittered by total defeat, their future co urse was not only uncertain but the cause of widespread concern. To make matters worse, the devastation that had been visited upon Europe by World War II was magnified many times in Germany. The nation lay in ruins. Moreover, West Germany was called to absorb 10 million refugees from the lost German ,s'i,'Ik £Ih31IiIl - " LK(t3 rO1 up-m6Re....f ime Abandon Bail? - nnllc3.'L nrlu 1,7 "(oJ '10 T with the Russians. The Soviet blockade of West mmfu nn Its Ih b" . __ ______ . - - Sign posted In a prominent Seminole County businessman's office: "Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. "Talent will not: Nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. "Genious will not: Unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. - world Republic of Germany officially came into being _,IIIIII44lIJ Many an attorney has lost his cool while cornpeting with the charming and gentlemanly Mr. Davis on Issues involving municipal law. If Miss Clayton was nervous she certainly covered It well. Her voice never quivered for an Instant. _______ !rs flru'- -agf' :ur the annual Seminole Employment Economic Development (SEEDCO) membership breakfast. The breakfast this year is sceeduled for 9 a.m., June 2 at the Sanford Civic Center. Highlight of the program will be the keynote address at about 10:30 a.m. by the Honorable Wallace E. Orr, secretory of Labor and Employment Security for the state of commission, visited his former colleagues in session this week. After observing the meeting for a Few minutes he said "I don't miss It at His p urposefor visiting the courthouse? He was there to take his former secretary, Pat Vlndett, to lunch to commemorate National Secretary's Week, albeit the ceTebriitiöi1is two ka1iIi:'' Pat Is now secretary to County Administrator Roger Nelswender. Around Tuesday, May 29, 1979-4A 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. bership meeting on May 30 at the Quality Inn North, --434 J4.4Longwocd.The new name proposed for the chamber is the "Longwood and Winter Springs area Chamber of Commerce. A 16 foot Mohawk canoe is to be awarded. Proceeds from donations for the canoe are going into the chamber's scholarship and building fund. will be Charles Berlt" GIThL ministrato of Seminole Memorial Hospital. r __- - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 in Eurone Mary of Jeno Paulucci's Heathrow planned unit Harry Kwiatkowski, out of office six months now __ ___ - 3.60 4.40 4.60 (4.3. - 20% 5)642.60. Eleventh Game 6.10 1.20 2.60 CarasaMindIola 0.10 610 2 Vicandi-Fernan 1.20 0(34)42.80; P (3.4) 144.00; 1 (3-4. 3 HernanDiaga II n X4.00. I --- 1. '------" ': I OFF - - 'i-- "-mull. welfth iweimluame 2 IsasaPaco 77.40 7.40 5.00 I Hernan.Sarduy 7.40 9.60 1 RamonGondra 7.20 Q(2.4)41.00 P(2-4) 149.00; 1(24 1)322.00. A 2.6$: Handle T now I COMPLETE FRONT END I I ALIGNMENT - -- inru P11. cam..) p.m Sat I a in 2 p m Hours 1 BRAKE WORK f Dog Racing MCROBERTS TIRES DAYTONASEACH M.nday matinee First race,M,S.I6, Time 3I,)l 1 Big Turbo 73.00 9.00 3.20 PH. 322-0651 1 405 W.First ST. Sanford --------" �6A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 2, 17 __ q n_A_N 11 M WCKS 1 Lynn C. Greene (Form, Gessart) 17 Prairie Lk His., run N. 25.5' E 60.2 to Pablo Navarro & WI. Thelma E $c. 521,500. 100 of S 70.79' of NW'i of NE'4 ot Alexander C. Anderson. 5l to SEI SEE. 361930. $33 Armand I Canon & WI. Ethel, Un. RE. Thornton & WI. Daisy to l, SHEOAH, Sec. Three. Dorothy L. Surratt, sgl, LI 19 (less Resid. Comm. Amer., Inc. to n.et) blk A M.redith Manor Nob Ricahrd R. Dykes & WI. Harriet E. ii Sec.,40,000. Lot 77 Tuscawilla, Unit 6. 565,700, Michael Misko t WI. Mary to Ctarles B Pyle to James .j. Malheny & WI. Judy Un. 12 Bldg. 0, George G Athan & WI. Norma L. Lot Cherrywood Gardens. $25,100. 2, blk C. Charter Oaks, Un. 2. Willard Phillips to Gary Michael, $36,000. sgl. Lot 32, Lake Markham Ests. Robert L. Silworth & wf. Donna to $7,500. John L. Phillips, sgI . Lt 4 , blk B, Barry C. Revels to Barry C. Glen Arden His., $63,000. Revels & WI. iris T., LI 19 blk A BMA Prop. Inc. to Wolfgang Longwood North. $100. Zegke & WI. Marlies, Lt in Lake of Kenneth G. Zitner 8 wf. Frances The Woods Townhouse Sec. 5. to James Strasberg 8 Leslie, Lt 6, $40,700. . nik A. Tangiewood John C. Co9burn & wf. Ruby to SEC. Two. 9 ~ 0 Ld A * ecu EsA ate-bes- _ By DALE SINGER keys to his system are low overhead and personal service. ST. LOUIS (UN) — As a lawyer in a lot of real estate tran"My wt'm I don't pick up expenses sactlons, Allen E. Fishman wondered why real estate agents on things like television advertising or longdlstance phone calls. charged on a percenta ge basis whil e he char ged a (lt'?c 1' u can see by the??i we're not exactly In the high-rent Apparently many real estate buyers and sellers wondered the same thing, because when Fishman began his "Real Estate "My agents don't have to waste time soliciting listings. Our Shoppe" business, featuring what he calls the 3999 solution," It price Is so low, we get calls for the listings. We can spend our time grew from one office to four in seven months. selling homes." Fishman's flat rate commission system Is simple: To take advantage of Fishman's $999 solution, clients sign an —If the same gent lists your home and finds a buyer, the fee Is exclusive representation agreement with Real Estate Shoppe. $99, whet he r the home cost $50,(XX) or $500,000. Buyers must put down $l(X) good faith money. —If two separate agents in the company handle the transaction, Fishman said provisions of the agreement are strictly enforced the lee is $1,299. to help keep costs low, Because he wants to give customers the widest market possible, "Out of every five people you deal wi th, normally one will buy Fishman also works with other agencies, most of whom use the from you. They may decide not to buy or may just want to waste standard 6 percent commission rate. When another agency is some time on Sunday or may let you help them, then decide at the involved, it gets the normal slice of the commission — 2.7 < UR AMA missio n— 0M — ""It was done a lot q ui cker than we rea lly anticipated because the market was down," Mrs. Kashsah. We sold the house within a week alter it was listed. "They treat yo u on a frendship basis. I called the agent man)' many times, with questions on this and that, and she was never too busy to talk to me." Fishman said low-cost real estate sales operations have been tried elsewhere, but he hopes his dedication to low overhead and customer service is a successful formula that will spread nationwide. An n "My system works because we watch frivolous charges. I pay Herald Photos by Tom Netsel Sharon Blades, 17-year-old Seminole High School senior, was crowned LTD "Teen Queen" at the National Jamboree in Sanford. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blades of 8251 Via Hermosa, Sharon is also the Teen Queen for the Tr-County Roadrunners CB Club. She plans to enter the pre-law program at the University of Central Florida this fall. DEAR ABBY: PUZZLED IN MANHATTAN wrote: "I'm sure you've heard of Peeping Toms, but I'll bet you've never heard of a Peeping Tina. Tina is my wife. We have a view of a large apartment house from our bedroom window and Tina loves to stand in the dark and Fonda Sheehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Teslo of 2409 Holly Ave., Sanford, was crowned 1979-80 "Little Queen" at the National LTD Jamboree at the Sanford Civic Center. The 8-year-old queen attends All Souls School and her ambition is to become a teacher. I Barbara 's Unisex Hair St . - -' .. Oh, There's No Pace Like Roam In The Summertime .. I In summertime, everything Summertime means shed- nights are clear and cornmoves outdoors. ding layers of clothing, fortable, all the world and The patio, porch or garden changing from heavy wools to nature seem in harmony. becomes the center of the the lightest possible fabrics Everything's back to basics household for afternoons of slipping oil perky play the cardinal rule is to relax sunning and outdoor games, costumes, airy dresses, slacks and savor. So, do it now! evening relaxation beneath the and shirts which allow the body You're Just in time! stars, luscious barbecues and to breathe, and which are easy picnics. to care for as well. The best food for sununer is As always, in summer, less is £ ii mat wnmcn is easuy prepared. snore! Person alr(miiiing is another Keeping housecleaning to a minimum Is a priority during area in which less is more for swmuner. the stunner months, too. And a look that goes from day No one wants to be cooped up to night with minimal changes In a hot house, dusting and is super, since it cuts vacuuming, Instead of being at preparation time - a boon for the beach, playing tennis, or the bus)'. tending prize roses in a Above all, summer is the time beautifuly fragrant garden. to enjoy — the sun shines. . e- :e -V ' - CI. 4' 7/ ROLL ONLY $ 69 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER $ 139 WITH SALAD & ROLL 2100 S. FRENCH AVE. HWY. 11-92 SANFORD 322-9442 I'll' End Of The Year "Class Parties" Special Daytime Rates Until The End Of May For Small Groups--- CALL 322-9353 SKATING RINK 2700W. 25th ST. (SR 46-A) SANFORD — Features — — *Sj IW Search Is On For V. TIMEX' 400. Prop., Inc. to Valerie Olmer, Lot 179 Lake of The Woods Townhouse, SEC. S. $64,900. BMA Prop., Inc. to Howard N. Levis & wf. Frances, Lt 19$ Lake of The Woods Townshouse, SEC. S IMA Prop. Inc. to Walter J. Kennedy & wf. Edna A. Lot 201 Lake CO The Woods Townhouse Sec. S. 111,300 Linda A. A. Giddens (form. White) & Hill. C. Lee to Mack A. Settle III Moods O.Sfl'of Lot 4&N.44QIS (liii B 7ff. for alley) blk II Bei.Alr. $19,000 Alberta ,. Hall & Ha. Harold to Robert M'Jon.s$. *1. Billie D. Beg at p1. 311110".0S' S of NE cot. of Govt. Lt I, SEC aws, dc. SUCO. Alberta J. Hell I hb. Harold to Robert M. Jones Iwf. 11111.0. kg. Seedtkeed At bm w#* ab I V'V.0 XTE INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS CL" gem" ,. - - . - - ''. .'*'+S' ..pl.* -a.d - -5 . -. '. — ._ . .5 ••. ,. . .._ .,_ . — - .. Phetv by Toni Netsst The minutes stand approved as read according to the newly installed officers of Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, who are. Linda Morris, president, seated; and standing, from left, Mat-lies McGibbon, recording secretary: Diane Gail, vice president; and Norma Wood, treasurer. The corresponding secretary is Linda Dunn. LONGWOOD PLAZA PHONE 8312285 SEC 3419.39 etc. 530.300. • Herald ri C pt 311111-0111' 5 of NE cor. of GOV1. Lt 1, . .3'. Outstanding Dad Repairs. 115001111 -, & SANFORD INN Amer. Group One Inc. to Hagen Homes Inc., Lt $6, Grove Ests. . WITH SALAD - ttipjw&pif.... CCp REG. 3 PC. DINNER -. 9guea*eeieugk M D, INFLATION FIGHTER! sauku Fkw CWfJW9 S SSSJUöO. ,1 rrW WI. UVIWV, L.11 IV 111, .'NI) MRS. 0170 B:RTOS - a pair of binoculars by the but binoculars by the Indos? The next time a fellow says, shopkeepers sold out their first window is standard equipment Ass, c'mnn! "I'll tall you," If you v.aat to sprrtnt it, SOIa' cyiiici for every apartment. DEAR ABBY: Why do shake him up, say, "Terrific. customers; when, a week later I am in my 30s and my friends fellows say, "I'll cull you," and When?" the stuff started to show results are in their 50s and we aren't then you never hear from them word got around and tht considered adolescents. again? I)EAI( ABBY: i jt';t heard shopkeepers had to call (lit LOVES TO LOOK IN This has happened to me and that a scientist in Budapest, police to keep the rioting MANHATTAN a lot of my girlfriends so often Hungary, recently came up customers frotti breaking down it's not even fwiny. with . 1w iiiuies that will ac- th..,i,.. watch men undress le DEA R LOV ES: Whatever HURT IKUKOMO tually grow hair on bald heads! something wrong with her? happened to the right to Have you heard anything DEAR rnjwr: Sonic fellus 'lucy claim that (hits iiiiracle You replied, "Such curiosity Abby, I've lived in high-rise privacy? Or do you go with the boat this twoduct? y, "i'll call you," because lotion, which is a combination is considered normal in apartments for years, as do theory that people ho undress they think that's what most of herbs and chemicals, not adolescents, but your wife many of my friends, and We all lN'rEItEs'IED: Yes, with the shades up are closet girls ant to hear. And they're oil)) restores hair on bald I'%eDEAR heard those hair-raising should have outgrown it by enjoy the game of "neighborGranted there is right. But It has about as much heads, it also prevents people reports, but I'm skeptical. now." watching," As a matter of fact, aexhibitionists? touch of voyeur In all of us — meaning as, "See you around," who have hair front losing it! If this product from Hungary or, "Let's get together This sounds too good to be true. Is not also from hunger, It will sometime." I'm told that the Budapest 1w marketed all over the Aorld. within Camelot Un. 3. 149,000. ' Diversified Real Est. Svc., Inc. to Chyl.s Edw. Davenport Jr. & Rebecca G. E 5' of Lot 13, Lot II & W 35' of is, -E blk B, Sanlando Springs Tt.t16, Ind repI. 11691 (QCD) Robert W. KloPp.nberg to PWert W. Kloppenbecg I WI. Bula F, S.f 7 blk B. Country Club His. $100. Robinson, Ind. I Tr. etc to Qordon D. Garrow & *1. Martha Lh *,.English Woods 167,000. - Kenreth McIntosh, Rpr. oil. .fthnnie Dixon to Hercuise Rivers, sls Lot I M.W. Clark's I'd, 1114,001111. RobertE.McscaILIndaoJIM j.amachelwf. Maria C. Lot SO2 SprJng Oaks Un. S. *10.000. ,Ii" Prop. Inc. to Vito ConE ma & Wf.'L.I Verne T. Lt 175 Lake of the ods Townhouse, Sec. S. 150.900. Oevid M. Snyder to Allarnac, Inc. LION 20 I21 blk 0 Tr. 31 Sanlondo iitgs. 116.500. Barry S. Griffithi WI. Jacqueline 10 Robert Chamberlin & wf. Jean Dog. 7$' El 73.5' 5 o NW Car. allot .11 The Gamma Lambda enjoyed the tea served on Mrs. Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Corley 's family heirloom silver held at a tea at the Cameron and crystal. Avenue home of Katie Corley. Those attending included: Mothers and daughters of the Lois Smith, Alsine Darsey, members were honored and Donna Frank, Josk' Moody, presented with carnation Fa y Carroll, Debbie Brooks, corsages. Donna Terry, Carol Ann Smith, Social chairman Marcy Sandra Smith, Wanda Bronson, O'Brien read selections of Nancy Bronson, Mary Jo poetry written by Helen Steiner Buffington, Norma Buffington, Rice. Evelyn DeMattlo, Katie Mrs. Corley conducted a tour Headrick, Katherine Whelchel, of her antique filled home and Unda Waters, Marcy O'Brien, discussed the history of the Virginia Gaudreau, Dare)' pieces displayed there. Bono, Shirley Wilchar, Mildred Following the tour, the guests lAtz and Irma Jean Fields. Binoculars And AP a rtments Go Together .__.. . . ._ Mar-Joe TA ary Antiques Shared During BSP Tea Paddle' Your Own Canoe 323.1010 I ivers Mr. and Mrs. Otto (Julia) Bartos of 105 Dolores Drive, Altamonte Springs, celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary on Mother's Day, May 13. The couple, who were married in Chicago, Ill. on May 8, 1929, moved to Ohio and lived there until 1961 when they both retired and moved to Altamonte Springs. Bartos retired from Kellogg Company of Battle Creek, Mich., as sales representative, and Mrs. Bartos worked at the Brecksville, Post Office, Brecksville, Ohio. The Bartos' enjoy bowling and at present have finished their sixth year of bowling with the Winter Park Senior Citizen Bowling League. The couple's granddaughter, Sandy Lynn holder of Melbourne, entertained her grandparents at a surprise Golden Wedding anniversary reception. About 30 guests attended. The Bartos' have two granddaughters and two greatgrandsons. From Seminole Boats CALL . - On 'Golden' C - 4 - Tuesday, May 29,1979-1 B Pai'*r Honored -Queens ~1 () IIII,., -- FIT for the last minute to give the deal to an aunt or an uncle somewhere. money out where it counts. People need representation. I've seen 10.000. Irene B. Estes 8 Leah Roberts, buyer, 3.3 for the lister — but Fishman's agent receives the $999. L.D. Robinson 8. WI. Antonia to herdau, Beg. 703.7' E 8 46015' N "The person who is really sincere about buying won't hesitate to too many sales by the owner where the seller gets too little and-or Alfred Webb 8 wf. Mary. Lot 23, blk SW con. of Govt. Lt R, SEc 321932 In an interview at one of the firrr7s offices, Fishman said the put down that $100 in good faith." gets messed up with the paperwork." H North On. Terr., SEC Two Unit etc.. 8 Mobile home. $4,200. One. $41,900. Richard M. Whalen 8. WI. Theresa Gregory A. Wood 8 WI. Madge to to John D. Bennett 8 WI. Jearn R. Lt Marshall V. Durocher 8 WI. Mary H. II Fort Mellon. $33,500. Lt. 13, blk S. Tanglewood, Sec. 3 E.O. Fawcett, widr. to Cecil A. reph 555.90$. Moore, Commence intersec. Cen. Russell E. Harper 8 WI. Carol to line of RR r.w& N line of 1281.2' of J. W. Hickman, Beg. SE con. bl G, NW¼ of SEC 6.2030 etc. $7,500. Sanlando Spgs. Tr. 28. $10,000. Shadow Lake Woods Inc. to R. (QCD) Russell E. Harper & WI Rendel, trustee, Lots 14, 15 8 21 Carol to J.W. Hickman portion of Shadow Lake Woods. $34,200. W',2 of Old Douglas Ave., con Thomas T. Tuck, Inc. to John F. tinguous to: Beg. SE cor. blk G, Grady Jr. 8. WI. Penny L., 5 70' of Sanlando Springs Tr. 25. $100. Lot 6 8 W 25' of S 70' of Lot 7 blk 85 Louis C. Smith 8 WI. Nora to Wm. North Chuluota. $2,000. Jeffrey Bedsole to Homer Elliot 8 A. Seaman, sgi. Lot 23, blk M. North WI. Elva. Lot 29 Longdal.. $25,600. Orl. Terr., SEC. 1 Unit 1. $41,900. J . W. Hickman to Russell E. Ernest F. Clough, Jr. 8. Delores to Harper 8 WI. Carol B., Lts 24 8 fl, John K. Benson 8 WI. Alfreda. N'/2 of blk E Tn. 27 Sanlando Springs sd, Lot 36, blk 3, West Wildmere, SE tA 1fi 547.000. U •UJ Tompkins Dcv. to Jack E. Ad. (QCD) JW Hickman to Russell ge dington Jr. of Harper 8 Carol, portion of E"7 8 wt. Ruth A. Lot 11, Old Douglas Ave., etc., coot, to Lots Garden Lake Ests., Unit One. 248 23, blk E Tn. 77 Sanlando SP GS 1151,900. s $100. Tompkins 0ev. to James C. Olin Amer. Homes to Robert E. Pierson, sgl 1. Connie J. Frye, sgI. Lt I Maass, Jr. 8 WI. Dorothy A. Lt 9, blk 66, Garden Lake Eats., Unit One, 552,400. F, Sterling Park Un. 3. $45,900. Repr. Est Thomas Cousins, dec. to Stanley Townsend 8 Larry Z. Teague to Frances J. Valentine, Lot David G. Artzner 8. WI. Deborah N. 7 (less N 331 8 allot I blk B, Stewart tract of land In SEC 1421.30 .etc., 10.50 acres. $34,000. sd, $32,000. Lester Kalmanson 8 WI. Barbara Harold T. Fues 8. wf. Emily to 'S to Wm. F. Hansen 8 WI. Roiane 0., Stanley L. Mickel 8 WI. Marie C., 'S. Lt 39, English Woods First Addn, Lot 20 (less N 161 ) 8 N 25' 0121, blk 3, $45,000. Bel Air Sant. $17,100. James C. Harrelson Jr. 8 WI. Larry G. Reuter & WI. Brenda to ___________ Carol to Sammy G. Birdwell i. WI. John W. Elam 8. WI. Jacqueline K. , Jean Lot 6, blk Or Summenset Lt 6, blk C, Sky Lark. $51,500. 1W I Ronald J. Hughes & WI. Gwen. North SEC. Four. $35,000. '-1soft Bel Aire Homes Inc. to Paul dolyn to Arthur H. Lucas 8. wf. E,Pn.ton 8. WI. Naomi J. Lot n Bel Virginia Lt. 152, Woodcrest Unit Four. $46,000. Aire Hills, Unit One. $45,900. Laura M. Gold to Fred C. Meekr & Russell N. Stack & wt. Mary to John M. Moreley, Jr. 8 WI. Roberta WI. Susan. Lot 11 South Pinecresl, A. Lot 6, Hermits Cove So., First Second Addn. $31,900. MEN'S S.WOMENS SCHILDREN'S Addn. $3,500 Thomas R. Schau & WI. Cynthia to RESTYLING ICUSTOM TAILORING .DRAPERY rN Dade FDto Charles E. Gormly Ill Dr. Mark L. Ritter 8 WI. Rosaii Lot & WI Doris A. Un. Dl DSandlewood, 21, blk F, Seminole Sites. $37,000. FLARES& BELL BOTTOMS Harold McAlpin 8 Donald R. $17,300. GET STRAIGHT WITH ROSA Grace Prop., Inc. to Jeremy A. Davis, slit to Harry J. Miller, Lt 690 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, SEC 3. Cooper, Un. 235 Altamonte His., 573.500. $29,900. Dade Fed. to David Roberts Grace Prop Inc. to Lyn P. TGyioy (Married) 8 Myrna Martin Gormly, Un. K.6 Sandlewood. ILONGWOOD SR 434 (Married) Un. 3106, Altamonte 111111000. BEHIND CAN'T MISS (QCD) Charles Clayton Jr., ETC. HIS., $77,400. Grace RPP Inc. to Belly Rinkor & to Sandra J. Sheldon & Edna H. Lot 12, bik D, Indian Hills, Un. 4. $100. Thomas H. F. Murphy, it. ten, AS (QCD) Charles Clayton Jr. & W. Partners Jeff and Keith with handcrafted canoe, Un. 310 Altamonte HIs., $27,400. GraceProp Inc. toManvinK eenan Malcolm to Sandra J. Sheldon & Edw. J..Ot 12, blk 0, Indian Hills Un. 8. Gloria, Un. 312C, Altamonte HIS., 4.5100. $21,400. Sandra Sheldon, Sgl. 8 Edk H., Bei.AIre Homes Inc. to Gerald C. Aldrich II &wf Brenda L., Lot 5.4 6.1 wid. to James D. Blackford 8. WI. Mary A., Lot 12, blk D, Indian Hills Aire Hills, Unit On., $44,200. Roderick E. Shannon & wI Alma to. Un. 4. 51 Ross M. Newlin 8 WI. Paula to Melvin J. Wood, sgl, Un. 71 Baytree, Dennis J. Bryson 8. WI. Georgia K. Sec. Eight, Inc., $27,500. Kenneth W. Wright & WI Linda to Lt 6, blk 0, EnglIsh Ests., Un. 2. Wm. F. Hinton 8. WI Jo Doughert, $65,000. Grace Prop. Inc. to John W. Gore Lots 17 & 18 blk 36, Sanlando The Sub. Beaut,, Sanford Sec. 3, 551,000 & WI. Patricia. Un. 314 E, Altamonte In Seminole County where In Its laminated form the which will be custom crafted to material which can be shaped Albert L. Johnson 8. WI Mary to His. $21,900. James E. Henson & WI. Terry to lakes and rivers abound, there Dul'ont product is pound for fit customer requirements. or moulded to produce or repair Ernest Riddle (married) & Wanda P., s.gi., Lot 1, blk K, Sunland Ests., Catherine Bateson, Lt 14 Devon. are few Investments for the pound stronger than steel and is Maximum size In both fishing almost anything and Seminole shire, $67,900. &.. •i...........è....,. ,.t t.. $25,800. ..,....., ..,,...i ua vu us uiv ,ssuIswui.uII. u& UVUL versions is mo it., DUL ooin tsoats will quote for any or all (QCD) Roland Pittman & *1. Ruth to Delbert L. Lemasters & WI all Barbara to much fun and relaxation for bullet proof vests, Barbara Pittman, Un. designs can be also produced in tasks—major or minor,. Summer Is coming and time Mary 1., E 22' of Lot 2, all of 3, blk 2, 6A, Oak Harbor SEC Two, $100. Bel-Air, $21,500. A recent development by the one foot size reductions down to ages as owning your own easy for fun. Let us help you make The firm Is located in building Bel-Aire Homes Inc. to Wm. F. J. Newton Cox & wt Martha to firm has been the very suc- 14 ft. to transport canoe, It a carefree ona with a free 77, which Is the Bliss & last building on WI. Beatrice, Lot 83 8.1 Aire Mire B. Chikaml (Married), Beg. S Cherokee canoes manuiac• cessfui 14 It. Cherokee "HunHiii, Unit One, $40,300. Jeff and Keith not only hand- the right on Airport Boulevard and easy hair style you can do line of Sec. 9.71.3), 10 ch. W of SE Bel Aire Homes Inc. to Victor M. tred by Seminole Boats Inc. at ter," which has two back- build canoes and fishing boats, at home. corner of Sec. 9, etc., $126,000. the airport complex. Torres & WI. Mercedes C., Lot 74, Carl F. Walton & WI Donna to supporting swivel seats that are the Sanford Airport industrial CALL 322-3914 but will undertake any type of Jeff and Keith welcome your Bel Aire Hills, Unit One. $42,400. Robert L. Hudson 8. WI Rameile FOR APPOINTMENT removable so that the unit can are anlong complex the few Lawrence A. Groves I. WI. Bar. fiberglass fabrication or repair. visit their to workshop Lt. 3.49 Winter Springs Un. 4, 1164,000. — CAR RA*A.JONN!flE.RICK be car-topped. Fredric E. Biallas & wf Mary E. to hera to Wm. A. Henry & WI. currently ln national production The have done such diverse whether you want to repair Tves.,W. Fri. ?. Charlotte. Lot 3, blk D, Winter Wm. D. Cook 8. WI Robyn 0., Lot 66, flurs.CTit The Hunter has a square handcrafted from start that are jobs as flberglasslng an old your boat, look at the canoes, umngs, $69,000. let S.) The Colonnades Third Sec., $26,000. stern to which a outboard finish, 4-hp to metal tractor hood — adding order a custom-built cornPeter Miller, Ind. I. Tr. to Wm. F. Jaymor Corp. to Earl T. Fainley & Duff i I *1. Theresa M., Lots 5 & o Incorporated 1977, engine can be attached or it can years to Its life in III Virginia K., Lot 1, blk B, San and inerclal fishing boat, or llesdale Manor, lstld Patrons Today Are yom,rro!! Sebastian HIS., Un. 2, $43, Inc., was be paddled to get into those out flberglasslng store-size bait merely want a quote for the Seminole Boats, Hallmark Bldrs., Inc. to Max J. (QCD) Lk. of the Woods Inc. to 6S,Pam Palmetto Ave Down town Sanford established by two Englishmen of the way fishing spots denied tanks. GarapIc & *1. Vivienne P.. Lot II, repair of that object Jerry L. Van Dyke, $gl ., Lot 196 bik with an extensive background to larger craft. S North Orl. Ranches, SEC 9. They also specialize in Lake of the Woods Townhouse, Sec. bequeathed by your Aunt Doris 557,100. L $100. In the fiberulass business. The canoes are available in fiberglass Iinii repairs zand will in h,. will US IJ5 VTU. Leonard Reese, SGL & Laverne BMA Prop Inc. to Jerry L. Van Brothers-In-law as live as well stock colors with other undertake boat repairs of any If you are involved in your $gl. to Leonard Reese, Sgi. Lot 352 Dyke, sgl., $33,644 business partners, Jeff and colors available on order. The Van Arsdale Osborne kind from replacing a water own fiberglass project, which is Dunmar Corp to Patrick L. Brokerage Co. Addn Black Ham. Keith build canoes that range In addition to canoes, soaked transom to correcting not turning out the way you had Harkins & WI Kathleen, Lot": from SE cor, of Lot 147 blk D, D. K. mock. $100. I rom 18 ft to the one-man 10 ft. 8 Seminole Boats produce damage to hull or super- hoped, Jeff and Keith will Leonard Reese, sgl & Jerome K. Mitchells Surv. of Moses E. Levy ch in in model fi be r glass. All commercial fishing boats in V- struct ure. Reese, sgl. to Clyde E. Day & WI. gladly offer their professional Grant, 5.2257 acres m l, $31,4 00. bottom and flat bottom conFiberglass in the right hands advice. Drop In and see them.— Robert W. Calvert &wl. Karen to Virginia S. Lot 352 Van Aradal, models are also available in the Michael Theodharidis 1. WI. Nancy, Osborne Brokerage Co. Addn. Black space age material Kevlar-49, figurations, the interiors of is an Incredibly versatile ADV. I.nt Ia. hlk I. Heftier Homes Orl.. Hammock. $21,500. Ralph E. Vosper & WI. Evelyn to SEC One. $41,500. Residential Comm. to Fred Rufus Hell I WI. Carol. Lot 4, blk 6, Weathersfleld 1st Addn. $39,300. Hartman, Jr. $.wt. Karen K., Lot 9$ Wm. P. Simpson & will. Bobble to Barclay Woods, 1st Addn. $48,500. James E. Hoag I. wf. Veronica, Lot Robert L. Land & WI. Susan to Johnnie L. Griffin I wf. Ernestine 9, Sleepy Hollow tat Addn. $94,166. Donald P. Wright, Jr. I. WI. Gall to B. Lot $48 Lake Harriet Ests. A Ronnie K. Rice I WI. Frances E. Lot $30,900. 772, Spring Oaks Un. 4. 159,900. Adolph H. Behrens & WI. Grace to Pacesett er Builders inc. to Tom Ronald A. McPhail & WI. Marie Lot B. Alderson & WI. Linda. Lt 2$ (less Is Brooktiollow, $52,300. W. 288') Longwood Hills. $96,000. Wrenco Homes Inc. to Gary L. All State Homes Inc. to Don Hagen j,, Baverl Wstherb.e I wI. Carol, Lot 324, Constr. Inc., Lots 17 1 IS blk D Tr. UNISEX BEAUTY SALON Wrenwood Un. 3 2nd addn. $44,700. $3, Sanlando Springs. 111.800, Fausto Murphy & Obdulia to Paul Beverly Seibert, Owner ( All State Homes Inc. to Don Hagen K. Marcy & WI. Laura V. Lt 72 Case LAKE MARY CRYSTAL LAKE R. Constr. Inc. Lots 19 & 20 blk D, Tr. Atoms. 557,400. PH. 313-1010 S3, Sanlando Springs. $11400. The Equity Corp. to James L. (QCD) Francis C. Zazlnskl Hickman, Lt. 16, blk 0, Hidden Lake Marcella 10 Frank A. Serrani & Ests., Un. iA $29,000. Linda. Lot 14, blk G. Seminole Sites. 'Johnny Davis to Nancy S. Wise. 5*200. W"i of Lot 9, Lake Harney sd, W.K.B. Investments, Inc. to 52.5,000. Rollingwood Homes Inc., Lot 1, blk H. Miller I Sons Fla., Inc. to N. Lots 34, I, 9, $0, 11 1. 12, blk Q. Ronald D. Hart I WI. Dee Ann 0. Lot Howell Cove, Third SEC. $100. IS, blk B, Camelot Un. 3, $49,100. Craven Dcv. to Gordon D. Hawes H. Miller I Sons Fla,, inc. to John I *1. Dia na M. Lot 6,, WekIva Hills, £.4.. • . L — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Sandy and Barry Kash, clients who were building a new home and needed to sell their old borne on time, were impressed with Fishman's operation. - 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 nie help. If )UU know of a moan who, in your opinion, is deserving of mention 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 size sheets, telling briefly why a particular man in our area Is deserving of t.'ch recugnitiin. We'll take it from there. Readers should mail their selections to: OURSELVES Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Ha. 32771. - •-------------5 _ — — — — .. . , . .- -- - . . ' — Rh,ih,z, & Rhymes Our First Week Of Return Entertainment Will Feature All Drinks 75c Tues., May 29 Thru Sat., June 2 9p.m. Til 1 a.m. UNDER CONVERSION TO A OF SANFORD PH. 323-4080 - I.4&SR46 4 SANFORD I ---- --------- - - - - �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'fliesday, May 29, 1979 Legal Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS =I NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING T PREVIN AND THE PuTS, BURGH An Evening With based on a Short story by Ambrose Blerce. And Green" Betty Comden and Adolph Green. who wrote the lyrics and libretti for Such classics as Bells Are Ringing. "On The Town" and "Singin' In The Rain talk about their work with Gene Kelly. Judy Holliday, Leonard Bernstein and Andre Pevin, (fl) EVENING 8:00 LA) 00 1j NEWS E STUDIO SEE Cop Show" Explorer Scouts assist the Glendale, Arizona Police Dept New York City kids make A's i disco dancing (R) 8:30 2)(12 NBC NEWS (41) 0 CBS NEWS 930 Seminole works to repair cracked-up cab 804 while the other cabbies remember its good days. (Part 201 2)(R) 17) NBC MOVIE Johnny Carson visits Minneap. ohs for a benefit performance Revengers" (1972) William Holden, Ernest Bnrnine A and, through an involved set of corcurnStanceS. agrees to be Colorado rancher hires prisoners from a chain gang to Mary's guest at her party. 112 THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT help him find the gang which (C) (1972) John Wayne. Roscoe 7:30 Lee Brown, Eleven schoolboys o (2) o 0 P4OV1E (11 DINAHI ED EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL STUDIO SEE (!)UPBEAT 10:00 ELECTRIC COMPANY 10:30 i CAN EAT 95 C ASO T JVD S sure t DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication I Sunday - Noon Friday tAL..a.,..J llI ,J YVdI11U lSl.tOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL- ANON For famlliesorfriendsof problem drinkers - Secretary for expanding office. Must have good typing 1. shorthand skills & general office knowledge for Longwood fac. tory. Phone 830.9300. Forfuture Information call hearing to consider adoption of an '6473333 or write Sanford AI - Anon Family Group P.O. 557 . Sqnr ° W * -.- - 2J EMERGENCY ONEI @T THE ODD COUPLE (MON. - - - ... -- . SANFORD INN c o UNDER CONVERSION TO A is 3 ~ 0&&Lt~ g V " PH. 323.4050 I.4&SR44 SANFORD _____________________________ Legal Notice OGOOD MORNING AMERI. CA ED SESAME STREET Heiner and Penny Mar", the back And the doctors who told me not to do this thing, two impenetrable wall o "nice 'that separates Mary Tyler of them died, and the other one Moore from others, the' is coughing a little bit." purgatory of Richard Pryor.s ... f 7:25 112') TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA childhood and George Burns' undying bye for his late wife, (12) NEWS - el. tl ...,' 7:30 Ilispii ________ ______________ TWff1) Hwy. I?U 322 $O2 LPLAZA Ii "-'i' BEYOND Moore and Grant Tinker recently built, then on to THE POSEIDON Pryor's place In the revamped ADVENTURE pa Wrigley HOOPER INCLUDES: 3 :exYx'y d :i,,j m ed p. 1WED. ONLY wani2hcA butte, Usin tscu1s AA day every We&wooday $ j, found most difficult - 7$-I11 -AND ' &$li ' ) -. '- Hometown U.S.A. AT iliti Hi Ridi's III Frichi Ave. (Hwy. 1712)' Sanford WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Love's Fury Beats Ambition, Intrepid j NEW YORK (UP!) III! i OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHELL III I /1/ fl I ( .JlI1. - Unlike when limnovabbe object meets irresisti ble force, last week "Love's Savage Fury" con- fronted "Blind Aizibltica" j love conquered all, Being "Intrepid" proved no help. It almost seems as though, if ABC decided to program two hours of alienee every Sunday, the American televiewing public woulddevelop a sudden passion for peace and quid. look at the Nielsen Just for rulings the week ending May 20, with CBS starting Its W ONE $125 Served 4p.m. to? p.m. in The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ................Soc t four-part, eight-hour "Blind Ambition" on that date, The opening two-hour segment of SANFORD-LAKE MONROE "Over"Ing The St. Johns" - as she husband and wife -- flv '7ns W izis 99. CARLOAD 1141 BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE Watching - 2:11. 411 11 people to get very close to you. in in being very nice, you're kind of keeping them at arm's length." admits on the air was Pryor, team of Rob Reiner and Penny an abrasively honest man who Marshall, what comes across Is must constiuitly challenge his the way in which Homer apparentl' has conqurred much questioner. But when he talks about of liii childhood Insecurity, growing up in a Peoria brothel while his wife depends on him his grandmother was the for reassurance on everything even asks hint If she's having madam and his mother prostitute you can feel the a good time. y5 Pus her lack of intimates she 'James on her "niceness." think the price you pay is that you never really allow -- The interview Miss Walters - wavy estate, and to the comfortable Beverly Hills ni alon Burns and Allen built Be ' Hills more than years ago. LrLzA ij-) ,.,, 69 COMPLETE DINNER although not where you might expect it -when she discusses these inter, her diabetes, or the failure of views are very different people, her two tries at variety shows underlined as the viewer IS this season that decided her to taken from the wildly Victorian give up singing and dancing. Reiner-Marshall menage to the Her marriage is happy, but understated luxury of the $2 while her husband Is her friend, million home Mary Tyler he also is her only close friend Gracie AlbeIt. The subjects of (2)112) TODAY {tP1zA There's sadness to the Mary Tyler Moore segment, too, r John Dean's Watergate story followed right after the high- Sanford I rated "60 Minutes." According to the Nielsen's, "Love's Savage Fury" was the third-rated show In the country th week past. Part one of "Blind Ambition" tied with "Snoopy Comes Home" for 14th place, and "Intrepid" ranked 47thona list of6lprograms. "Return of the Mod Squad" tied for 3th, which ought to discourage any aalvag efforts In that direction. The 10 top network television shows for the week ending May 20, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: Three's Company; 2: Lsiverne & Shirley; 3: "Love's Savage Fury" ABC Sunday mwIe);4:60 Minutes; 5:Taxi; 6: Barney Miller; 7: M'A.SH; it: (Ile) Happy Days and Mock & Mindy; 10: Angie. for e NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the Court of Sernlnol. County, Florida, upon a final ludoement rendered in the aforesaid court on the 11th day of April, A.D. 1979, in that certain c.,t entitled, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 2609 Hiawatha Ave., Sanford Sen 'nole County, Florida, under the fictitious ram. of SEMINOLE AUTO SPE. CIALTY'S and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of Blazer Financial Services, Inc. Plaintiff, .vs. Edgar L. Lemons, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the follow ing the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the I :lTv OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, Y CHANGING "EXHIBIT All, CHEDULE OF DISTRICT 1EGULATIONS ADOPTED, BY HE ADDITION OF A DISTRICT LASSIFICATION TO BE KNOWN S "PU, PUBLIC UTILITIES 01$. 'RICT," AND PROVIDING FOR 'HE USES PERMITTED IN CER. 'AIN REGULATIONS. ROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE ATE AND REPEAL OF ALL RDINANCES IN CONFLICT IEREWITH. The public hearing will be held in - . - - -- NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU DID IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS inventory 8. fixtures total more than asking price. No reasonable offer refused. Call us today. This sale for health reasons. REALTY WORLD. A. F HA-235.Conv. Homes I 'w Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build p Your lot or our lot V Enterprise, Inc Medal Inc. Realtor 644.3013 .-- . For sale by owner. 3 BR. 1', 8, Block home on 1 acre in the country 142.500 322 7195 _ -' _____ Owner Holding beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath. carpeted, C H&A, new .ippl , sireened p()rh, carport Large utility bldg. FiSh & Swim in the great St Johns, plus tennis A. swimming pool You won't believe it 123.500 . 33-Houses Furnished DELTONA I BR, clean, neat, attractive $150 mo is?, last, 1100 security No pets Avail,mle now 574 loio 36-Resort Property -------'- -- - Daytona Beach- Hutchion ocean front AptS. weekly. Call 322 4058 if no ans (901) 252 9192 37A--Office Rental BATEMAN REALTY Reg Real 7638 Sanford Ave 321.0759 Aft Hrc -372 7643. 327 '- MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space Problem with one of our 4*9's tar 115 mo For 1 month or longer if you need, you keep key, other Sizes available. Central Location 2529 S Magnolia Ave. CALL 323 6040 or 322 7198 38-Wanted to Rent __________________________ NEW LISTINGS IN PINECREST Newly redecorated 32 home 2600 ,>Qq it living area. 27*12 game room, ideal for large family Beaulifully landscaped, close to shopping, schools & recreation area 151.500 NEW LISYING IN TUSKAWILLA AREA $ Mo old 3 BR, 2 bath with Family room, proiecfed tennis courts 6 logging paths Beautiful jewel of a home Assumable mortgage for iust about any kind1 of financing you choose. j® Owner motivated. Responsible middle aged woman desires? OR Apt or small house Sanford Lake Mary Will con Sider option to buy. 372 9402 -C(LJ,__ 41-Houses The Real Estate Agency . immediate oc'cupancy Nt7w .5 HR REALTORS 1 B block home Walking $35i S French 117 92) Sanford distance to hospital, doctor, 323 5324 nursing home 8. downlown 121.500 w excellent terms Johnny Walker Inc 322 6457 or 29-ROo,y)S 322 7111 aft S REALTY WORLDS ______ ______ ___ ((((( )))) ONE Of a KIND - sedate older 2 The Real Estate Agency story home, beautifully land weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. REALTORS , scaped, has I OR apt over ab' Oak. 322.9623, 841.7883. ..Us S I'r,'nch .11921 Sanford garage $49,500 __________ 3?) EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 3 fiR 2 30-ApallmefltSUflfu,-nished owner .1 BR, 1 B. Air, w w B , just listed in the beautiful -carpet Sprinkler system Close Mayfair section This spacious I to downtown. Aft. 5 30 3236701. home has over 1,900 so If of Sant. Adults, no pets, 1 OR living area W large well lana Air, ww carp. ceramic bath, etc. 3 DR, 2B nice corner lot Scaped yard, ready to move into $175 mo. 323.8019 Assumable mtg. $35,500 Priced at only $67,000 Hurry! Call 327 1801 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, CHARMER older? story) BR 211. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport 'PARADE OF HOMES new carpet, patio & 2 porches 5.BIvd, on 17.92 in Sanford. Call Cony location $31,500 323-8670 Mariner's Village. From Sanford SR 16 10 WaySide I Dr then left, go 1 mile, on left a? THE RIGHT LOCATION business Shadow Lake. Lot 19 next to or professional office building 31-Apartments Furnished Wilson Place ___ -site, 264' on 25th St 1,8.500. SPOLSKI CONST INC. 322 8421 Apts. for Senior Citizens, DOwn. REDUCED$2,000 town, very clean & roomy. See for those who demand the Most. 2 Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Harold Hall Realty BR modern home has over 1600 Ave. Sq Ft living area & is located Inc 'REALTOR, MLS close to hospilal & all con 7 BR apis fully turnishd; pans, veniences $36,500 323-5774 Day or Night dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities _________________ inc. Available till October 1st -By day, wk. or month. By Owner- 2 BR.. 1 bath Call Bart Shenandoah Village, 323 2920. Separate garage. Convenient to Downtown. 216 Holly Ave. REAL ESTATE $23,000. 3231632; 3230318. REALTOR, 7498 32-Houses Unfurnished House for sale 3 BR, I bath. New washer 8. dryer Inc. Big lot, Sanford: 7 yrs. old, 3 BR, 1'; bath. Sanford- Newly redecorated 2 or 3 BR, large FR, fireplace. patio, fenced yard e'l beautiful oak shaded lot in tine residential area. 5350 mo. 322.6952, LOCH ARBOR- Large 3 BR, 2 ba th home near Golf Course Top condition & neighborhood. c. H&A, Range, Ret, Vacant, lease, $360 mo., 1sf mo. rent & deposit. 3230106 Project Moe. M. - REALTY IL*t105 3 BR. 7 bath split plan. FR Double corner lot. 16,000 down 8. ,155')v' f , 3 BR Split plan. C H&A. Kit Double car garage. Will sell VA or FHA 131,900 24 HOUR lB 3229283 I ON LAKE MARY Beautiful home large rms. 4.3, many extras, boat dock, fireplace, etc., etc. 5130,000. 2 Acres in Lake Mary w 1g. block shed. re,' lot cleared w some trees 123.000. BEAUTIFUL LOT Trees, lakes nearby. Located near shopping in Dellona. $A,000. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2541S. rrench Ave. ' 322 0231, 323 7173, 322 0779 -__. - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ham & eggs anyone? One of Sanford's finest restaurants locited in ideal localion. Come sample the menu. $28,000. Build to Suit - our lot or y ours. FHA VA, FHA 2338.215 M. Unsworth Realty GETAWAY FROMITALL Ideal for hunting, fishing o, NOTICE 3 BR, 2 bath Lovely pool 8. patio area 19.600 down, 11330 mo. pays all 3224914 eves 8. weekends, just loafing. On the edge of the Ocala National Forest. 112.750 REALTOR 113 ML! 323 6061 oreves 323 0317 I DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS f9( *235 Homes, I pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to SIR 000 Low down p3,ments. 11U110fR 3272281 -______ Chaper 30 Hwy. 1792 4) SuuIh of Sanfoi 41-Houses %.. 4" I .,,, • ' .. .. ' ,,) 41 os.0 u I U. DEt1GHTFUL 2 BEDROOM I HOME IN A BOTANICAL SETTING INCLUDING 10 HoMoWNEWS Don't lose your PRIZE ROSES. RECENTLY credit We have helped others to REMODELED IN EX find FAST CASH buyers to buy CELL EN T CON Of TI ON their equity. We can help you 131,900 TONY COPPOLA ASSOC i Realtor 611 251$. COUNTRY HOME 3 BEDROOM, 2 __________________________ BATH. LARGE FAMILY ROOM SLIM BUDGETS ARE WITH BRICK FIREPLACE I BOLSTERED WITH VALUES LARGE SCREENED PORCH. FROM THE WANT AD OVERSIZED LOT, STREAM COLUMNS. RUNNING ALONG SIDE A Lakeview 7 BR pebble stucco. MUST SEE AT $19,500 wood floors, fireplace, zitrus in beautiful quiet Lake Helen. lust 7 STORY WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS 3 BED off I 1 119.500 or best offer I 90.4 72$ 2569 ROOM, FAMILY ROOM WITH __ LARGE OAK TREES S21900 2 BR. 1 bath house completely TERMS. I renovated, over sized 101. Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm Ave ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 322 "° BATH FAMILY ROOM. FIRE 1 PLACE. ? CAR GARAGE ON NICELY SHADED STREET. --159.500 42-IV5bile HOIT1eS _______________________________________ I BEDROOM 2 BATH NEW see our beautiful new BARRING HOME CENTRAL AIR CAR TON w lap siding 8. shingle root PETS. AT CHULUOTA 139.900 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5200 BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 VA & FHA Financing BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILINGS _______________ AND CARPET DUE FOR -43-Lots-Acreage COMPLETION AUGUST ii 139.000. _________ Large Lot--Irees, city water S EIGLE R REALTY sewer $11,500 William Mali czowski Realtor. 322 7983 BROKER -_ 74395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford LAKE MARY AREA Corner lot 135*127. Paving, sewer & waler, Sanford 321.0702 $11,500 41 '' ft W W ___________________________ _________ - - ______ dr ization Included -- - - - 1399 STENSTROM I - - - - - HsavltyWoodsdLols in this listing Prof.s$ionaflyL1ssced . TIlROIJc,l4 APRIL 979' BEAUTIFUL ) BR,? bath home In Iclyllwilde' Relax in enclosed pool & patio area' c H&A carpet, ha. Rm , eat in kit., 8. every imaginable feature' BPP WARRANTED A Dream come CLASSIFIED . JUST LISTED' 1 BR, 3' Bath Home with Every Imaginable Feature' Pool & Patio! Lg FR with Wet Bar, DR. Eq Eat in Kitchen and huge BR'S' M,ictt More! BPP WARRANTED Only 190,0001 TERRIFIC' I BR. 1' Bath home in Washington Oaks with Lentral Heat, w w carpet, UN, pantry Large LR, Porch, and Much More! BPPWARRANTED,just $29,900! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES 11 DEPARTMENT 322.2611 - !al s. •CintrajHj4 i '-- - I ACRE AT WHISPERING PINES WITH 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME IN PLACE, WAI KING DISTANCE TO BOAT DOCK & RECREATION AREA ON LAKE GEORGE 117,900. ADDI TIONAL 1 ACRE LOTS AVAIL ABLE 16.900, EACH 7 ACRES HWY 46. WEST OF II, LAKE ACCESS $l9.oO. 4125 ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD 12.000 PIER ACRE. BRING YOUR ChECK BOOK. 6? ,A CR C5 F3A ,i,jp5ES. COWS, AN t) t'ISHLRMEN. /u ACRE POND ADJACENT 120.000 ACRE ON A HILL CLOSE TO WE:iVA RIVER AND HIGH WAY 46. FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS SEIGLER REALTY 2565 PAR K HAL COLBERT, REALTY Sanford. FI%i132771. INC. (305) 323.7Stl ___________________________________________ - .. ' , -. - REALTOR 323 7537 Eve. 332 0612, 322. 1517, 377.7 Ill - - qP - IV 1b w _. - -'' -S . ', . . . I — - ON SALE NEW twin si/p bo* springs 8. mattress $7395 ea pc , NEW coffee iôt,i with 2 matching end Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So, of Sanford 3278721 -. . 52-Appliances - - KENMOFIE WASHER- Parts Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 2439 S Myrtle Ave ,Sanforci C.000 used Televisions. $is and up. Miller's ?619 Orlando Dr 3720357 55-Boats & Accessories 16 Ft Thunderbird. 6$ hp 'Aercury & trailer. Isrud. Call 3?3 03?? after 5pm -________ Sailboat 1918 Victoria 18 7 mos old, shoal Orafl fixed keel Great racer or family cruiser Load -- r..:. Property ______________________ Free listing BROCHURE write: CI'IEROKEELANDCO Murphy, N. C. 28906 . ___________ 47---Real Estate Wanted -- - - - - - -- ,., 'HOUSE WANTED. In Need 0 Repairs 323 8185 Eves. • • It's easy to place a Classified Ad . We'll even help you word It. Call 372.2611. I Air Conditioning I ________________________________ I ___ ,., . .-- -- Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 3202 French Ave. 322 2353 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell fhsoe useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 332-7611 or 831 9993 Central Heat & Air Coed Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1/71 ______ ______ JACK FROST CenI heal Air I Cond Service Free Est on inst Comm & Res 322 0208 I I Appliances Concrete Work F'ntios, sae IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII walks, Uriv'ways Free Esli I male Call Mr Taylor 322 8545 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C RepaIr I Licensed 173 0039 Lawn Maintenance ____________________ ______ I I Beauty Care I D&G LAWN CARE &MAINT Call after S 30PM I 3238049 TOWER'S IAUTY SAE.OPI formerl,' Harreelt's Beauty Nook I MOWING & LANDSCAPING h19 1st Sf., 3:1 5742 I 3?) 4881 ' F rcelstirmiate Ceramic Tile IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I MEINTZER TILE Lawn Service New or repair, leaky showers our General Landscaping, Rose specialty 2S yrs Exp 8698562 specialists. IO Soil & till dirt. __________________________ ' lawn mainit & free trimming ? 'essmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 Light Hauling I I I - 11111111111111111 Yard Debni, Tra'yi Appliat)ces & Misc II OCALI 319 5)11 ___________ RURFIELD'S Electric Service & I Painting Repair Industrial, Comm Residential, 3fl 9351 24 Hrs __________________________ I DANNY'S PAINTING Exterior Cleaning I Interior Exterior House Painting _________________________ I Licensed insured Bonded I REE Estimates (30513229460 118.1 Exterior Fungus & niilth'w removal Ptc. ',alis. dcc k'. SSANT ADS ARE BLACK 8. etc Free Est 3396066, 668 8335 WHITE AND READ ALL OVER Glass & Screen - ----------.---interior & Exterior Painting SmallorLarg,. Call Mr Taylor green porches, pool end - ------. ._ cst ' I : All type re glazing 8. wd install Free Es?. Mr Taylor 322 8.;.;: : '- 'cv i// S1 PluITlbiflg Service I . Home lmprovethértt I CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING&REPAIR S.G. SAL INT & ASSOC. T ___ - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9111 Eves after 68. weekends Railings - _ 1111111 Custom bull rOt' work Window guards. gales etc Mart,, 5314 loll. 3311 1693 .. . 1101010010111111111 Tree Service 322 1665 etc. Wayne Seal, 327 1321 IR & TOP SOIL FILL DIRT YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 373 7580 Leaks, Fast Service I ChgRepairs. Cds 3730171 322 1601 Dog & Cal boarding, bOthing I clipping. flea conlrol Pet Supplies, dog houses, insvlated. Shady inside kennels, screened I ouvsioe runs, also air cond cages 322 575? ______________________________ I ___________________ hMan.quaIityoperat, Syrs exp Patios. Driveways 62-Lawn.Garden ___ Home Improvements _________________________ ___________________ INSULATION (tatting, blowing. RACO Foam. fiber( & Cellulose Lowest prices Call .111 0839 (it 731 6108 coded PAINT IN(,. (ARF'IT N TRY (U S TOM AlliNt: TS ,..t' f7I J2 0.f?9atter 30 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS plete. Thomas organs, pianos. D • a EXPERT tit1I p ANIMAL HAVEN .__... - IBUSINESS ___________ Sanford, Fla. 32771 _____________________________ State 45-A--Out . 78-M)tOrCyCles 65-Pets- Supplies Grooming & Boarthng ROBSON MARINE 29?? Hwy. 1792 Sanford 321.0702 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 I Electrical with extras 54,?00 or $200 & assume payments Call after S pm 323 8216 BROKER I. ictino ServIr . Saits lnIo,mabon Cntor - 51-Household GOOdS 59-Misical Merchandise REDUCEDS7,600 Owner says sell. 321$ Palmetto Avel BR, 2 bath, C HIA, carpeted Garage. On I loll. $39,900 RIlIflW5L Beds. dbl motel Box -Springs & Mattresses, $30 set Sanford Auction, 1215 S French, 323 7340 hid,' aBed Couch queen Size i,tttr s' cordovan vinyl Old English styling, $350 365 6149 DOWNTOWN, RE DUCED TO $7,500 SUNNY DAYS! 3 OR, I Bath Home on large Lot! Central Air, W W Carpel, Pan FR, w Fireplace, Coy. Patio and Grill and More! BPP WARRANTED. Shiny Deal for $39,900! Spc OR suite new, $239, 5 pc LR new, 1399. Loveseat $41958. up. 7 Pc dinettes, 14995 & up. Ref. $508. up, El. stove, $608. up. full Si/l! (IrOner ,l!S, $108. UP 5,,,iIurd Furniture Salvage, Il 9? So of Sanford, 322 8721 WOODED LOT ZONED RMOI. STONES THROWTO LAKE MUKUL UNBELIEVABLE 7 BR. I bath home in Geneva on I acres with small pond & exlras! Stone fireplace, sauna, DR. Fla Rm Porch, 1g. Bk's, (3) C H&A 8, systems everything imaginable! BPP WARRANT ED Yours for 1165,000! 4 - NICELY WOODED HOME SITE EXCELLENT NEIGHBOR HOOD IN SANFORD REDUC ED 1015.500 true for 168.000. Want Ads Get People Together, Those Buying And Those Selling. 322.7611 or 831.9993. "ir ..-" Evening Hendd "6 N LOCArlow NAP -. WOODED HOME SITES A DOZEN TO CHOOS2 FROM PRICE RANGE 13.500 to 19.900 REALTY REALTORS I]] Branch Office 323.2222 3 & 4 8am. 2 Bath Models call: ç KOM STUDY , NICELY WOODED ALMOST ACRES ON LARGE PASS LAKE WEST OF I 4 125.000 EXCELLENT TERMS z~ jx 11 ' PE-OEVELOPMENT PRICES NOW MO I'M 50.1 IS watt 2 meter rig ISO 327-1171 _________ - 5',( SON Milk F URNI TUR I: IIU SELL TRADE 111 3151 First St I?? SP Miiltinl If your club or organ- 1 I . II ' FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 830 6833 or 339 4711 eveS 322-2420 Aothlwood ' Work Clothes. Hats A. Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS lOSantord Ave P25791 Sanford's Sales Leader Did you know that your club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $3.50 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. I LAKE SYLVAN AREA 11.501140 Trees 17.000 JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I' lewew; would like to be 06 d4.$" U .','oIorcy( Ic Insurance AKC Britlney Spaniel 2 BLAIR AC,ENCY female .7 male Champion 323 3966 or 323 77'O hunting chow lines $150 or best , after I p m 811- o9') , after Ciii______________ 80-Autos for Sale English Spaniel pups AKC ___________________________ 47-A--4Vrtgages Bought Champ bloodline $150 $175 3?? I PIirnoijtpi V,il'ant 6 cyt & Sold 7110 after i p m 57000 rn $500 Call ,ttter 5pm 373 050 - - -- . . - -. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd lt'slxe pennies from heaven tiefl MORTGAGES R Legg, Lic ou sell "Don't Needs" with a 1970 Chev Nova I r so ' AT Mtg. Broker 825 No 1 0 I want ad PS PB DE Pt) TRANSPORT Wymore Rd , Altamonte , tSo A. .%h QOcxi Slecas paini I 862 7483 $500 or best offer 322 085) before 66-Horses Spm SECOND MORTGAGES mares i s year old exp rider 1969 Oomie Super Bee 1400 4 r old gentle 1300 323 C.000 condition $800 $4,000 to $100,000 435) ,'ves A. weeiencIs I___________________________ 3?) 9e'OQor-_____ 313 0609 TO 15 YEARS REPAY .1 OR Versailles 1978 Lincoln RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 68-Wanted to Buy sedan, 16.000 nI E ,cPilril FOR ANY PURPOSE cand 1.300 & assume p,jyments , NOAPPLICATIONFEES APPLICATION BY PHONE WE BUY USED FURNITURE & CALL TOLL FREE 18004324002 APPL lANCES Sanford F t riiturc Salvacte 112 8721 STACKHOUSE "OA'VTJNAAUTOAUCTIG MORTGAGE CORP. Cash 322-4132 Hwy 92 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach will hold .1 Larry s Mart, 215 Sanford Ave LicensedMortgage Broker public AUTO AUCTION every Buy & Sell the finest n ustxl 232) So Li S I Titusville, FL Tu,'sday & Saturday at 30 It's furniture, Refrig . stoves, tools .--------------------the only one in Florida you set OF DOLLARS in Real : tht' reserved price Call 90.1 255 50-MisCellaneous for Sale MILLIONS Estate is sold daily in the '3tI for furthpr details classified ads Nothing srnil ---- --- -. about that Big Boat, molar 8 iiler, electric i The sooner you place your wt'lOer heavy a,. / lawnrnower classified ad, the sooner you get 668 6300 Enterprise ' tPMil$5 72-Auctjoi i -- -Kitchen cabinets & counter tops - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to Close Out sale on discontinu ed models odelt Call 3)9 9100 or 831 For Estate, Commercial A. lines 50 pct or more off Central .1605 (Dealer) Residential Auctions & Ap Kitchens Inc 1751 Hanger Rd., praisals. Call Dell's Auction 373 I -'--' - -- _____ . _ Sanforo Airpor4, Bldg 255 I 70 Chrysler 9 pass wagon New 5620 -- - -- ______ tirC%. rcbtiill motor, extra clean Large se'ivction foam backed Loaded 16 rn gal Family or drapes. printS SO *84,111 So pr . 75-Recreational Vehicles rk car. 1900 273 R679 --- -_ Solids 4$ 114 $1050 pr Custom I upholstery carpets 1978 Ford - Fairmont Fully 1973 Slide in Camper. 2 way rtg , I eQuipped Free Estimates full bath Asking S1.tKhi 1" 323 I 323 4947 Take over payments 2638 or 323 7887 Can hi' seen at -- - . - - - -302 S Sunland Dr , Sanford .109W 1sf Sini' 1937 3?? 2)3 71 VW (cilalir new engine $1250 - --7? (.ici Coupe. ,'.ccl (ono '4i'g Executive' desk. Ular. cradenza cas 51150 flaha. real sharp, 77-Junk Cars Removed pertect cond . $800, tar all. $900 Call 3230777 Saxon photo copier. $200 Hammond organ, $150. Portable - - - --. -. - Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used humidifier, 525. Firm on ,iIl cars, trucks & ticavy equipment 66 Olas '98'. full power TIr & prices Call 834 1105 after 6 p fl tt'li'scop,' sleer'ng, new n 32? 5990 & weekends 632 O,,ktsursl St . SpeCtiOi) 17 *celient tires runs BUY StINK CARS Altamonte Spqs & look' (1000. 1500 or tracti' for ____ From $10 to 150 or larger motorcycle 313 I Picnic table---& benches. ties tianging Call 322 1624, 322 1160 I 1601 before 8 a no or tiller op in lamp, baby items, toys, odds & ends, garden tools 323 0982 AmateurT radio, Drake TR 4 1450 • Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? ~ o , STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3774991 MULTiPLELISTINGSERVICE I Eves 862345S 3221959 ANYTIME "w" * *124,500 For the investment minded 2 unit Apt bldg Good tenants *140.000 For thebuilder 5dulex bldg lots in city 8 BEDROOM. 7 BATH CEDAR HOME ON 80 ACRE LAKE. 15 MILES WEST O DeLAND COMPLETELY FURNISHED IDEAL FOR 2 10 1 FAMILIES FOR WEEKENDS OR VACATION ONLY $59,500 SELLER WILL HOLD MOR TGAGE. Every Wed. & Sat. '1t • *115,000 2 building lots, zoned MR 2, located west of Sanford Bingo K res Losing your home & credit' will catch Up back ptyrn,'nts & buy enuty 327 0218 . -- - - $46,500 End the space race in "this I BR. 7 bath lout of the ordinary) split level home Great for expanding family LtUtI4! WE LIST 1. SELL Meetings Business 7:30 1st Toes. 0 Zn .... t 47-Real Estate Wanted • $7,5 A cute starter or for the young at heart 3 BR, 1 bath, near shopping Call today on thiS one DRASTIC REDUCTION SELLER SAYS MOVE THIS 3 BED ROOM, SCREENED PORCH. LARGE BARN, S ACRES FENCED FOR HORSES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT BY THIS WEEKEND. 1)7.900 too 111M 0 41-HouseS W. Garnet? White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone _372.7881._Sanford 4)5 EJ13s . FEIMOPEDS FEI BICYCLES Exclusive dealership now available. 100%secure by inventory. For more details CALL JAMESHINES Off. 9048782485; 386 5700 DELTONA I BR, clean, neat, attractive. $150 mo. 1st, last, $100 security. No pets4Available now 574 10.40. 0 eating iritert$ted parties may 1pear and b, hoard wiffi ,,,l,to d q PrOPNed ordinance. Linda R. Martin, Clerk Land Planning Agency City of Longwood, Florida ibliSh: May 79, June 1919 i ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Legal secretary, four man firm, experienced in real property. corporate 8. commercial ne cessary. Salary commensurate with experience. 8348111, -' 24-Business Opportunities Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, garage Central Air, fenced backyard Is?. last mo rent, security deposit, $325 mo 86? 8929 or 322 0141 -- Early Birds 7:15p.m. W City Hall of Longw, Florida . For a career in_Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323 S2a. Publish: May 2l, June 3I,77,24,23,2627211919 DEJ131 1 June 13, 979 at 7:30 p.m. or as In thereafter a$ possible. At the ', A COLORFUL FUTURE IS A PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644 ,3079 for details. AVON SANFORD AREA- Newly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace. Utility room & wooded lot. Adults only, No pets. 323.9574. Maps, drawings, a draft environmental impact document and other pertinent information developed by the FOOT, together with written views received from other agencies or public officials, will be avaIlable for public Sheriff inspectionat the F DOT Distrct Office iflDeLandfro June 19, 1919 10 June Seminole County, 27, 1979 during regular office hours. They will Florida public hearing location from 1O AM. to 4 P.M. also be available at the and from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. Publish: May 13, 72, 29, June s, i,;, Mr. Frank Jewell, Project Manager, may be for information DE J52 or assistance at the DLand District Office, phone contacted 904734.7171. Persons who with to submit Written 5tat.me, and other exhibit, in CITY OF LONOW000. FLORIDA place of, or In addition to oral statements may do so at the hearing. They NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO may also be Submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing if CONSIDER PROPOSED o. received at the IF DOT Oistrct Office, 119 W. Woodland Blvd. (Post Office DINANCE. TO WHOM IT MAY Box 47), Dal. and, Florida 32720, no later than July 17, 1979. CONCERN: Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construction and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the impact on the wetlands will be discussed. the City of Longwood, Florida that The FOOT's R Illocation Advlwy Assistance Program will be the Land Planning Agency will hold The public hearing will be held in accordance with the Florida Depart. I public hearing to consider mint of Transportation Action Plan (191$), proposed Ordinance 450, entitled: C. A. Benedict, P.E. N ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF District Engineer .OIdGWOOD, FLORIDA, Florida Department of Transportation Post Office Box 17 hMENDING ORDINANCE 113, BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE DeLand, Florida 37120 BONING ORDINANCE OF THE -- 32-Houses Unfurnjslu?(J deposit. No pets. 3210238. satisfy the terms of saia Writ of Execution, John E. Polk, ,F ' Statutes, To-Wit; Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig: David J. E'iga Wendy W. Eads described property owned by Edgar L. Lemons, said property being Publish May I, 13, 22, 29, 1979 DEJ.39 located in SemInole CuntvF . lorida . more particularly described as ________________________________________________________________ follows: Legal Notice One 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 2door, whiteblue in color ID No. IH57H38109O40 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE being stored at Ratliff 1. Sons in $R.CR 431 Improvement Sanford, Florida, The Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) will Conduct a public and the undersigned as Sheriff of hearing on June 21, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Seminole County, Florida, will it Recreation Department Civic Center,300 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte 11:00 A.M. on the 6th day of June, Springs, Florida. A . D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to This hearing is being conducted to afford interested persons the op the highest bidder, for cash, Subject portunity of expressing their views Concerning the location aspects, design to any and all existing liens, at ft. concepts, and socIal, e conomic and environmental effects of the proposed Front (West) Door of the Seminole improvemt to State-County Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County County Courthouse in Sanford, Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 436 (Semoran Blvd.) In Orange Florida, the above described per. and Seminol. Counties, Florida, FOOT Proi.ct Nos. 77120.190) and 77120. sonal property. 3504, Work Program Nos. 517323 and 317361, Fedsral.Aid - . provisions of the fictitious Name That said sale is being made to 1191(1) and BRMl7,t.(. Ge o SIFI 11111 1111 - 18 Help Wanted Mary, Florida will hold a public 0 uis ') ) 0 0 3 Lines Minimum Com ics SERVED.E(ER,(,WEDNESDAyS p.m,-9 p.m. PH. 323-110 U SATURDAY 9-Noon - Includes: Barbecue Chicken. Barbecue of . - Ribs. Potato Salad. Zesty Cole Slaw. Baked Beans & Ranch Bread DOZEN . ,38c a line 3conWC 'flVi1mss . 7 consecutIv, times .....35c a line 5:30 P.M. ' 11/1 r41 1111:4 s i l l 43c a line OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA AMENDING CHAPTER 13, SUB. &--Child Care EMPLOYER SECTION (F) AS ADOPTED BY , ORDINANCE NO. 2 O THE CODE WAYS WE CAN 1st & Only child care center open OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY @JYOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE Saturday in Sanford - Beginn. HELP EACH OTHER ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE OF CIAL(THU) ing June 2. Sanford Early Child. THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, 1, We have applicants. care Center. 3226643, 0 BEWITCHED FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR ZO. 0 THE LUCY SHOW 2 You have the lobs NING WITHIN THE CORPORATE Child Care in my home (12) MAKE ME LAUGH LIMITS; PROVIDING A ZONING S25wk.,116dayorsl hr, ED SESAME STREET 3. We save you time by screening MAP THEREOF; DESCRIBING Call 323.5344 applicants before sending them INTERIM ZONING REQUIRE. 4:30 Unique Kindergarten for S year 10 you, MENTS; PENALTIES; CON. C4) MIKE DOUGLAS olds ONLY, this fall. Best 12) PTL CLUB (2)112) WHEEL OF FORTUNE FLICTS; AND EFFECTIVE DATE 0 MARY TYLER MOORE educational opportunity in this 1. You keep our business OF PASSAGE, 6:00 area. 3726643, 0 MERV GRIFFIN prospering by supplying us with The Public Hearing shall be held 0 FAMILY FEUD (2) EARLY DAY (12) ROOKIES your employment needs. at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Enroll now-school age @) AGRON8KY AND COMPA. Florida, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon 5:00 for summer fun-arts, crafts, NY(MON) AFTERNOON WE BELIEVE IF thereafter, on the 21st day of June, 1. field trips. 3734(24. (2) CAROL BURNETT AND 114) CONSUMER BUYLINE SOMEONE HAS AN 1979. At that time interested parties FRIENDS (TUE) INVESTMENT for and against the above Ordinance Special Summer program for 6.12 12:00 0 THE ODD COUPLE yrs, old including weekly IN THEIR FUTURE 114) OF WOMEN AND MEN shall be heard. Said hearing may be THEY WILL DOA BETTER JOB ED MISTER ROGERS (R) continued from time to time until (2) PASSWORD PLUS swimming, skating, & movies. ('0) 322 6645. SANFORD EARLY final action is taken by the City ') THE YOUNG AND THE (4') FILM FESTIVAL (THU) 5:30 Council. HELPUSTOHELPYOU CHILDHOOD CENTER RESTLESS @ CRACKERBARREL (FRI) (2) NEWS This Notice shall be published in ANNETTE&SUZI NEWS 00112) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 HOGAN'S HEROES the Evening Herald newspaper, a 11--instructions ED EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0 SUNRISE 112) BEWITCHED newspaper of general circulation GRAMMING AAA EMPLOYMENT within the City ED OVER EASY of Lake Mary, 6:25 Florida, one (I) time each week for Needlepoint Instruction 912 French Ave. ()POPI GOES THE COUN. two (2) consecutive weeks. TRY (MON) 323-5176 Creative Expressions 3238112 DATED: May 13, 1979 _____________________________ t2J PORTER WAGONER (TUE. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FRI) Experienced janitor, must use FLORIDA 18-4elp Wanted buffing machine. $3 hr. See John (2') NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD By: s• Connie V. Malor ______________________________ Walters Talks _________ Moore at Zayre Store Sanford, I City Clerk (WED) LET'S BE HONEST a.m. to 10 am. No Calls. Publish: May fl, 29, 1919 (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS If you weren't looking for a new OEJI01 (THU) career you wouldn't be reading Hair Stylist Experience Necessary this ad, and If we weren't looking 6:30 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 3221711 for someone to do a lob this ad (4)KUTANA NAME STATUTE To wouldn't be here. If you want the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Typist secretary, Part time, ex• opportunity to earn Three to 6:45 Notice is hereby given that the perienced 60 wpm, small office Five Hundred dollars a ED A.M. WEATHER week, undersigned, pursuant to the NEW YORK (UP!) The pain. And he winds up saying, call 1I00.432.00 anytime for in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 "Fictitious Name Statute, Section 8:47 _sad secrets that lie within the "Whatever you feel about me $65.09, hr. 323.6300, recorded messa ge. Florida Statutes, will register 14) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS people who make audiences when you see me right now is with the Clerk of the Circuit Court LPN. Full tlm.L A...... 6:55 laugh has been a show business the truth ... just look at me with inand for Seminole County, Florida, in person Lakeview Nursing upon receipt of proof of the (21) TODAY IN FLORIDA Center 919 E. 2nd St. your heart. That's all I ask." cliche for centuries, Publication of this notice, the tic. GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 Like many cliches, it was Burns wears his heart on his tltious name, to wit: GEPPETTO'S, Nurses akjes, Full & part time (12) HI, NEIGHBOR located at 430 E. Highway 436 Exper. nec. Apply in person built on a reiteration of truth sleeve - he may talk about Casselberry, County of Seminole, Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 7:00 and is well-illustrated on the dating young girls and helping _2nd St., Sanford. State of Florida. (1) 112) TODAY new Barbara Walters Special, them with their homework, but I hat the parties interested in said (41)0 MONDAY MORNING Experienced full time to be broadcast on ABC tonight, he also visits Grade once a business areas follows: Geppetto's, Gardener& Pa Inter ti (MOM) Inc., a Florida Corporation 100 ID-il pin,, Easterti time. month. "I go down to Forest Mariners VIlIage323.e7o 14)0 TUESDAY MORNING percent. Miss Walters this time has Lawn. I see her. I talk to he r. (TUE) Dated at Casselberry, Seminole ' Nurses, RN', & LPN's, 'Aides, chosen four people best known She knows I'm doing well." County, Florida, May is, 1919. WEDNESDAY MORN. ' Live-In companion, short term GEPPETTO'S, INC. ING (WED) As for the secret of his good for making others smile, and so assignment. Homemakers Up. By: •s Peter B. Thornley, (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING John 6250636. health: "I smoke cigars. I drink they do. President (THU) But they also reveal another inarttiiis. I do a certain exercise Publish: May 22, 29, June 3, 12, 1979 (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) DEJ.106 side - the insecurities of Rob that they say is bad for your en learns of a dirty trick Stanley played on Jack, Janet and Chrissy and decides to teach him a lesson, (R) (12) MOVIE "The War Wagon" (C) (1967) John Wayne, Kirk Douglas A man attempts to recover the land that was stolen from him. (2 His.) ED ONE OF THE MISSING A sniper's struggle.. both mental and physical -- leads to a shocking last scene as man confronts his fate in this thriller _____________ Ii I, , li - ......,.....,,. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Ordinance by the City of Lake Mary, Florida, the title of which is as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY c4)0M'A's•H(R) @ ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) mod when personal passions clash with medical ethics (R) I 3:30 III I12 CARD SHARKS 8:00 A.M. CITYOFLAXEMARY FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Lake 3:00 9:55 HOURS Alk RATES 1 time q-rersoriais 2:30 (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4) 0 GUIDING LIGHT GRAMMING 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 ABC MOVIE "Doctors' Private Lives" (1978) John Gavin, Ed Nelson. Two heart surgeons find their lives In tur- 0 THREE'S COMPANY Hel. ALL YOU I 2:00 (2) 2) THE DOCTORS DONE LIFE TO LIVE MIKE DOUGLAS CLASSIFIED DEPT. Land Planning Agency City of Longwood, Florida Publish May 29 & June 6, 1979 DEJ.134 TURNS 9:00 (4) 0ONAHUE 831-9993 . 00 Winter Park Clerk (4)0 AS THE WORLD be announced. IRRBECUE SIP&IML, NpM 1:30 €flLIUAS, YOGAANDYOU age of an NBA championship game. Teams and location to /#ø'/ OPINDIILY,,.,,, 0 0000 MORNING AMERI.. Carson. Guest: Mac Davis. WEDNESDAY NIGHT 'E.g. 0 ALL MY CHILDREN CA (P NBA BASKETBALL Cover. 11 $ RESTLESS (2)112) TODAY 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny . $ 0 THE YOUNG AND THE become toughened men when ALL STAR SECRETS they participate in a big cattle LOVE OF LIFE (4) drive (2 His) 0 WHEW1 0 CBS MOVIE "The Survival=31,11NI1111,111W3 -10:55 Of Dana" (Premiere) Melissa O CBS NEWS Sue Anderson, Robert CarraMORNING dine A teen-ager who moves 11:00 to a different slate after the III 121 HIGH ROLLERS divorce of her parents finds her 5:30 (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT values challenged by her 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) affluent, anti-social now class. 5:53 11:30 mates. I Y -- MIDDAY NEWS 830 1100 (2)(1) 0 0 0 NEWS his home. (4 4) MOVIE "The Cowboys" 8:00 (2) (12) THE RUNAWAYS Psy. chologist Steve Arizzio (Alan Feinstein) hired to find two teen-age runaways, discovers the girls being Imprisoned in a work camp by a corrupt sheriff. (4)0 WONDER WOMAN Diana, unaware that her Identi. t has been exposed, continues investigating the mind-snatchers who are taking over the residents of a California town. (Part 2 of 2) 0 HAPPY DAYS The Fonz creates an instant craze when he displays his unique way of dancing. (R) , J,SIJ J2 Tyler Moore, Rob Reiner, Pen. "The 1:00 AYS OF OUR LIVES 00000 MORNING FLORIDAA fly Mai shall and Richard Pryor killed his family and destroyed CI) LIARS CLUB (4') MATCH GAME 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "Ghost Of Cell Block No, 2" O SHA NA NA Guest Bo Diddley. (12) CAROL B'JRNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Eydio Gorme 0, 8:28 CIAL Barbara Walters inter. views George Burns. Mary 9:00 U HOLLYWOOD SQUARES .2 TODAY INFLORIDA 10:00 Laverne, backed by her managers Lenny and Squiggy, Ira. vels to Chicago to audition for a role lna musical. (R) CJ TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 'pjc SEE 0 BARBARA WALTERS 8PE'. 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 7:00 @ Q CAPTAIN KANGCvi. - Tuesday, May 2?) 1979_35 .- ___ Orlando 322-2611 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEN: Notice is hereby given that th Land Planning Agency of the City Longwood, Florida will hold a publl hearing to consider and vllc' L comments on a request for change c zonlna of or".rtv located at Rang 1 Line Road and SR 434 Owned by J Schrimsher from 5.1 to R.1 and C Commercial. Public hearing will b held on June 13, 1919 at 7:30 p.m. Ii the City Commission Chambers City Hail, 173 W. Warren Ave. Longwood, Florida. Linda R. Marlin 12:30 J NEWS @J 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR Row 0 RYAN'S HOPE 8:00 0 TAXI Latka frantically 8:30 0 ABC NEWS D VILLA ALEGRE 11 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA Comden CLSF1ED _ CONSIDER CHANGE OF ZONIN' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GREENLEAF ENTERPRISES TREE SERVICE 3 1 64 4 �4B—Even)ng Herald, Sanf ord, F l. BLONDIE rr ALEXAI.JD€R HAVENTEATEN Tuesda y, May 2, 1979 by CAN'T-, ' Young 7 F SCHOOL' I'M LATE ANV BREAKFAST!J Chic NOW HEIS GOT ACROSS 43 Engd9e as Answer to Pre vio us Puu.. gears JOL 1 Automotiveso 44 Year ISp) 1—j U NA ciety (abbr) 45 Health resort rE , TS CiO I N ____ 4 Russa.iand 4LJmi_ -1 T Or owner 49 Rest ii the )S! 9 Enervate knees LILSJ Lre4 0 i;n A 12 Spanish gold 52 Makes pig E~o i 13 Empty sounds r 14 Gridder 56 Cereal grass I S V Jimmy 57 Mystery nA 15 Go astray writers award Ii oó CE 16 Eccentric 61 Exclamation I joi A Dp I T By birth 5WN 62 Set of tools C 18 Desert green 63 Fred Astaires ttts StilT SK1 sister SPOt 8 Coded on 38 Slacken 20 literary 64 Detective map 40 Hypothesis composition Spade 9 Progeny 6 Requests 22 That girl 65 Oil (suffix) 10 Region 48 Greek letter 24 Shelley work 66 Sizzle 11 Hawks 25 Sodium 67 Compass 49 Executioner in victims chloride point Mikado . 19 Auxiliary verb 50 Metal fastener (abbr) 21 Betray 28 Indian of Peru DOWN 51 Feminine 23 Puzzle 30 Frill (suffix) 24 Slob like 34 Bauxite 1 Indifferent 53 Play busybody 35 Singer Edith 25 Shoe part (comp wd) 54 Persian ruler Ii 10 ME' ___ _- - =, BEETLE BAILEY by HA HAPPY 8IRTHAY1 Mort Walker I HOPE IT'S THE RIGHT SIZE 5AR&E _____ 5 2 Opera 36 Teller of tall highlight stores 37 Overdue 39 Sand fJj Verdi article Lanchester — 1 2 3 r __ I made the joints calcified and I'm not very flexible although try to be nd and stretch with 5 Spanish 59 Exclamation of surprise 32 Biblical 6 Young boy 7 Plus 60 Southern brother 33 Therefore state (abbr I — — — — 5 6 7 8 4 10 'H _ ___________ F 14 THE BORN LOSER W MJIAL-, 15 r) — 18 (t -Ij ITM( 1PSTQFI)4 by Art Sansom 16 — 17 I — — 19 I I I — 20 21 — 22 _23 OU. 25 26 27 1 24 28 34 ——— 29 30 31 32 33 35 37 — 39 — 40 I_43 41 — — 44 —— — 47 __48 .,ux 9 50 51 ARCHIE by Bob Montana ARCHIE, WHERE ARE _____ ALL THE Go- CA! ____ HOW PID'VOU CLEAR A GD PATTERN IN THE PRKING LOT ANC)SEt UP THE TRAFFIC JAM' WE MADE ALL THE STREETS ONE-WAY GNG ________ ______ OUT OF TOIJN! _— TRAFFIC C NTP°- _ 52 — r r r --59 60 56 61 — —1 — 62 — — 63 65 66 67 — — J —— —— — — — 64 — —L ;\ _'•, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL •,:: - ,. _C p S EEK & MEEK by ','. ecial DEAR DR. LAMB - I have eting Evening HeraId--JJPs 48-280)-Price ic_rents I I DEAR READER — Many Caller! Julian said he could not file an appeal with the Fourth On May 17 Muidrew ordered the Longwood coin- other joints although that's not control Itself. If you're not a set rule. likely to get pregnant anyway, ____________ f3INSL OF -n-s RISING ( T1-1c'ERAISI&JGJ Sewer MO LX A ftCIED 10 THW 4LK EVER ERE making a reality of a dream you've been nurturing SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 3 -' However, I'm sending you The specifically in an Individual's To free Rise For Se ionole C ustomers of Seminole Co unty's four utility systems will face a Seminole County government conduct business with the busy signals may last another outside world during those year during peak hours-but times, causing low productivity $2.36 monthly increase In sewer rates, If recommendations from that interval, you ought short 9 County Commissioners in a workshop Tuesday heard recom-- mendations from the consulting engineering firm of Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigun of Orlando that minimum monthly 1P 9 then the phone jam may clear, and morale when t'on- . County sewer rates be increased from $9.46 to $11.82- a 25 percent hike.. & ' of a new telephone network at present system, she noted. county courthouse, Peak hours, sai d Mrs. Wade, Rownillut building where the are 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., 10:30 to 11 manpower progriun is housed, a.m. and 3 to 4:30 p.m. the sheriff's department She estimated, after concomplex to re-locate at the sultations with Southern Bell Sanford Airport this weekend, Co. officials, the new system co Dorothy Wade, conunissioll nually over froiii the current office manager, told coin- rateup from $155,998.17 to missioners "tite new system $195,777. the ! / . . . ' . WIN AT BRIDGE ___________________ ___________ NORTH SCW',E CONSUMER RESEARCH FOR ONE WHAT'S IT ON? ___ ____ OF HIS CLASSES." ___ ____ _____ lifestyle. Be prepared to to this course and capture your 0', Ce ,.. 1. 487 WEST L BUGS BUNNY o& ________ _______ . . HAM _ THI5 I GONNA I wow CO'T YAIFUPPY .. UT _____ I_ ...ItI4'TL.*UALL'1 IT/5 Øj4 MAKE HOUSE C4LI*.' byStoffel&Helmdahl AN EM15- R- c_ V K J 43 GENCY' - Vulnerable: North-South Ask1h_!XDPtS Dealer; South SOUTH I Q J 10 •AQ 4 A X 10 9 THEIZE today, because others find you the crowd today. VIRGO (Aug. M-Sept. 22) extremely attractive and wiI1 Something very fortunate could tell you so. Savor every word. ______ ______ w happen today to make your lot a TAURUS April 20-May 20 great deal easier. It should be a You're likely to feel the urge to do a little shopping for happy day. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 230 An something you've been wanting acquaintance co ul d prove to be for the home. You're entitled to very lucky for you today by It, so go ahead. __ 'S. West North Fast South 2 NT A Utah reader wants to know If we recommend an opening two spade bid with this hand. No, we don't. With only 19 and Alan Sontag two, but we would not give any demerits to a player All South has to do to make who chose to open with a two three notrumnp is to stop to bid. byBobThaves THEN MEMBER AND pg-- THAN count his winners. It fill JS~. Assj He is sure of one heart, INEWSPAPF11 ENTF tDo you have a question for two spades, three diamonds the experts? Write "Ask the and a third club trick barr- Experts, care of this newspaIng very bad breaks. He Per Inclividual questions win ______ __ ( '4 vEgYI.ow, RuTw city attorney, the IF - "S ______ WHAT 1RAIL 14EXT MW N" ON,PEWLAP2 THIS ' jg- 0 WILD _________________________ YOU MRAN SAM FE r ' . MEANt __ I VU DoWr KNOW LIA1 I A CAT (Si ____________________________ ________ NOPE. _______ _____________ IEEI1 L.IV(NG I AL.!. tUR LIFE? - public caiiiiot get calls through morale. to governinent offices during Most couiltY offices are now peak periods. In addition, linked via the' courthouse' government employees cannot switchboard. blank bullets, public scrutiny. There would be a question of alternate doculnents. Salaries privacy which precludes public to enact tile policy. decision of the trial court. would not be- protected, since disclosure of personnel files of In making his recomIt, that case, the Diau`ct for example, they are listed in city employees. mendation. Mize cded the caqe Court said: liability If personnel records reports available to the public. "I think it would be prudent to of a Ft. Myers newspaper Although Mize said the were released, Mize said. He at Florida Public Records Act does said the individual releas there is a constitutional right of Tuesday, Getting away f rom It his movements. _____ ______ iTi secretary Jody Powell con- press corps say, however, the agreement to keep informal th em ap- _________________________________________________________________ _____________ Around The Cluck 't".' . Carter claim ed - Tuesday that - .........(A Dr. Lamb •" .................SB prised of any movements he Bridge .................... OB Hwompe ................. 8 makes In public. Calendar .................lOB Hospital ...................5A The agreement grew out of a 'Comics ..... .............. SB OURSELVES ..............lB 'I rf .. 9w president and several White Editorial .................. " uuu, a. I / ,..- enceltisrareforhhntoget away to "the woods and swampoandinthe fields and on the streams by myself." "I really believe," he said, - --. -. - .f5, "that It is not only good for me, but for the country to be able to do that on occasion, I WISh I Fishing has been a favorite form of presidential member of the state's Fish and Game Commission. could do It more. But I don't relaxation at least since the time Benjamin face-to-face meeting between Crossword .................SB Sports ..................9-hA Intend to liore any opportuni. Harrison spit on his worms for luck and cussed ______ - He said at his news confer- Press to you.." Members of the White House Today president violated an ' 4 ter?--Fishin' good for the count ry." TI action was required in order the District Court rPv,-rsed the personnel." , all, he said, "Is good for me and I _ and a study to deterniine exact within tile county governinent, county needs is to be completed give fast and orderly confirst. nectiows to outside lines and Mrs. Wade said that the Increase productivity and raise F111P conducted riot training in an area near south Sanford Avenue and'2 18th Street this morning. The riot squad went through mock emergencies using Not so. President Carter's response to hours-long running news Perhaps they should have listened more carefu ll y to w t W ha ir e service reporters, who questions about his having conference on the streets of traditionally cover Carter at sneaked away for a secret Plains, Ga., on a day his press else Carter had to say: Camp David from nearby fishing trip over the weekend. secretary had said he would "I'm not going to relinquish Th w, Md., had no indicathe right to go to the zoo with "It was one of the nicest days make no news. lion he had gone by helicopter of my life," a beaming Carter Carter said then it would be Amy, or to the opera with my to the trout streams of central told reporters at his nationaflY "a rare occurence when I wife, or to pick up arrowheads broadcast news conference wouldn't let you know" about onmyfarm without prior notice ZOONIES F0 training exercise for units of the Florida highway Patrol riot s quad. The it and I'm glad. It may have had gone Unannounced to an curred, and reporters took this his fishing trip last Saturday been worded differently, but opera at the Kennedy Center to be an Informal agreement. "wasn't unbeknownst to the that was the essence of and after he had conducted an press." c4 s-n WHAT114E WNEccHoE RIOT SQUAD TRAINING WASHINGTON (UP!) - I did Carter's presidency, after he by 'IJ PflVIN&Th C 'II' by Craig Leggift TUMBLE WEEDS ar W ___ INfING _. _..._-_J_'_: _-_._ W'NDOW$. problems that exist in the said. "We are unable to add any present syste!ImI," more additional extensions to She said, however, i will be a our present system." year before the installation is Mrs. Wade said the new The delay of one year, she systein, called the countywide dimmension network, will enable said, is because IN,liew systeni all jwr~k)wjcl at all locations to Herald Photo by Tom Vincent What appears to be a dangerous situation at first glance Is ac -tually Just a long as It is obtained by the ___/ __ SOME N '. ds do not fall specifically exempts an cm- documents is not confidential so contrary, It would appear that Morris, although no formal county employees. However, its agencies to attract qualified isv! ______ "It it were possible to add additional trunk lines to alleviate the (telephone) Mize said lie reviewed the instruct the city manager to which ill 1975 had sought to "Ahnost universally, a ing the city's policy on confidential adhere to the recommendation examine personnel records on a private employer assumes the Such records'do notas fallother underme Tuesday's expressly exempt personnel reimirds would be subject to suit personnel files after reading an of the city attorney and not Lee County employee. In that obligation of treating personriel the same category eting. regular commission not files, co cases suggest there if the employee whose recordsarticle in the Flo rida Municipal release personnel files," case Wish public records and thus should er vs. News-Press infonmtation on a confidential An exception would be salary Is a distinction between public were released did not consent. not be made available to the information, which Is led In reco rds and personnel records. Record by Plant City Attorney commissioner John Morris Publishing Co., a trail court basis. If government cannot Mize said information which Paul S. Buchman. Buchman's said. press or other interested per budget reports. ordered the county to allow assure its employees of similar He also said the federal is kept In a personnel file but article stated that until it is sons, city attorney Vernon Mize The other commissioners members from the newspaper protection, then the public will Mize said It Is his opinion that Freedom of Information Act also duplicated In other public has advised the Sanford city personnel recor judicially determined to the were polled and all agreed with to inspect personnel files of be prejudiced by the inability of commissioners here!s HI *1A FOR #1 t,00MIS' L A __ ___ ((_ st 26 percent more an-- Is being "tailor-made" for the quickly and easily corncourthouse and co unty needs, Imiunicate with any person fidential? Yes, says Sanford's employee involved." Mize told ' NO. will productive malmec ftvzlliable per month. This still would not and will eliminate an), and all alleviate our problems," she L personnel records be con- approval from the individual open to the public, clubs at some stage or other by stamped, self-addressed and m ust also try the spade envelopes The most interest finesse. There is a potential ing questions will be used , heart finesse also, but the this Column and will receive is cw complex, t he most cost effective and traffic, it would cost $350 more '. "I recommend that personnel public records which, aeHerald Staff Writer records not be idisclosed to cording to the Florida Public Should city employees' anyone unless there is a written Records Act, must remAin almost surely must play be answered if accompanied — ______ oLçPRig.!! _ " .i -' Points munications to j In the county goverrinient by j,, By GEOFFREY POUNDS THE PFNAL.Ty! — I Five will provide total corn- . . . the Keep Personnel Files Secret, Sanford Attorney Says by Stan Lee and John Romita FRANK AND ERNEST .' ________ -- - high-card points and five probable losers, the band By Oswald Jacoby doesn't qualify for a forcing UI l5 IS - gallons, according to the consultants, Is to discourage use of water for lawn sprinkling. The consultants said the use of that high a increase would be the second in three years, adding the rates were raised in 1976 by 44 percent. The consultants- said, however, after the county acquired the system s money was invested in th em to bring them up to stan. dard. The consultant added labor costs and other inflationary factors, as well as requirements by the state Department of Environm ental Regulations for water and sewer utilities, have increased costs of operation. — — DONNA ESTES one thing South wants to do copies of JACOBY MODERN.) IF _,.. , . modity," the consultants said. County Commissioner Sandra Glenn noted the proposed rate • A65 +2 L______ - I ' lawns and water for these purposes can better be acquired from individual wells drilled specifically for that purpose. The county currently has 2,219 customers on its utility systems and , according to county estimates, the systems have a putential of serving 6,000 customers. -Potable drinking water is fast becoming an expensive com- K (1 J ill Opening lead: 0 J and , volume of water usually means much of It is being sprinkled on You hold: Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Your financial affairs are people. receiving a little help from PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Lady Luck today, Follow Look for something extremely nice to happen to you while on area, should one occur, the Job today. It could be a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) raise, promotion or just a - diamond. Now South can lose the spade finesse while he still has heart control and score his game In spite of both major suit finesses being wrong. 4 Q 5 - '. The reason for Increasing the rate to persons using over 20,000 - better than to lead a second • 52 the sections you'll enjoy In your of things you enjoy doing and new Aatz-o'rziph letter. Mail $1 this will be a very productive Involve yourself with some type pleasant surprise, of club work or group activity. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You mix especially well with Your ego could get a boost _________ (I'[ V 1096 • 1098 . d. more than 20,000 gallons of water monthly would be Uwased from 66 cents per thousand gallons to 80 cents. club to his nine and west's Jack. West can do nothing 4J 6 I LOST 4 CONTACT LtI5 , 50MEWHERCM., EAST Everything you say and do petionally keen today, today will work out to your especially in situations of major advantage became you employ significance. Weigh the angles courtesy and charm which and act. others can't resist, flow to get CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan along with other signs is one of 19) Devote your time to the type through on any sit ua tion in t his I trick with dummy's king of diamonds in order to lead a s for 5,000 gallons. Charges to those customers, however, who use ealry in the play. [fence, lie win.9 first the. 872 0 K63 for each and a self-addressed and profitable day for you. envelope to Astro-Graph, P0 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 8 Box 489, Radio City Station, A wonderful time to firm-up 0.1 N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify relationships Important to you. birth sign. Good things can happen bet. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ween you and these special W0 1 0 to take that spade Finesse' •A72 this coming year. They may drawn to you today because of even change your basic something you are doing. Keep GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 21) Your judgment Is cxc- by Al Vermeer -- is to keep from being forced The Increase, if approved, would generate $100,000 more in rm ai The minimum sewer bid is based on 120 percent of the monthly charge for 10,000 gallons of water. It Is to be increased to 150 percent, Minimum water rates, meanwhile, would remain at $4.58 revenue annually, the fi commissioners mnunications are blocked. There Tuesday authorized installation is a "zero growth factor" in the The firm said revenues from the four systems - Lynnwood, Country Club, Indian Hills and Consumer Utilities - in the south and central part of the county are not sufficient to meet operating expenses, debt service coverage and a balloon payment due In I" Phone Network OK $2.36 Sem inole 2 In rheumatoid arthritis of the pregnant. If you want to be e spine, you probably should extend this It sounds like the treatment period to two years after the your doctor has given If en in and being able to be active is an to see a doctor and let him important achievement, examine you and give you his welcome and enjoy a more rewards. PRISCILLA*S POP further defense of the suit. New Health Letter number 4-il, case that she will no longer get Rheumatoid Arthritis, to give pregnant. Some doctors say you more information on this that when a woman has finished problem as it's related to your the menopause and gone at condition and the letter con- least a year without any periods adventures are on the horizon Favorable attention is being Q Commissioners Goldberg and Stephen Barton could not be reached for comment. Barton and Grant voted against Rates ___________ YOUR BIRTHDAY May 30, irn Several new and exciting along with that." rights. I'm tired of spending the taxpayers' money, It does behave a little bit there's not much reason to live different thai-f the usual variety with these problems. of rheumatoid arthritis. The difficulty is in saying the spine becoming stiff and specific case. Finally, there do fused, regardless of what you not seem to be any reliable do. Your best route to main. records of any woman getting taing flexibility is through pregnant after age 57. For Wednesday, May 30, 1979 moved. The law is pretty plain and you can't implement a associated with arthritis of undesirable features to birth It's often impossible to avoid opinion as related to your Howie Schneider led new charter and leave one inan out. Mr. Julian is trying to implement the new one and use the old one.' The new charter requires conunissioners to reside in the district they represent, but they are elected at-large. "I'm willing to go along with whatever our attorney advises us to do.' said Commissioner Ray Leibensperger. "If lie tells us we have to vote I guess June will call a special meeting and if he says we should appeal, I'll go to act on the judge's ruling, A doti't like the whole situation," comnlented Con)missioner J . R. Grant. "I think the Judge is within his represent. Jai Be Everybody knew what the law was before he Goldberg Instead, in a 3-2 vote, they authorized Julian to ask for a rehearing and failing that to file an appeal. In Tuesday's hearing, Muldrew dismissed both motions filed by Julian asking the judge to throw out his first order. Muidrew said the city's motions were not covered under procedural rules. Meanwhile, Mayor June Lormann called a special meeting of the conrnilssion for 1 p.m. Thursday at city hall missioner moved from the district he was elected to do so later today. He said it was effective as of 1 p.m. Or to do so. 1978, against the city and Goldberg, after the corn- Tuesda y. Vote missioners to vote on the issue, but on May 21 they refused but once it is, he would do so. He said the filing of a notice by a governmental body with the appeals court "generally days an order subject to the court's findings." "We'll do whatever is necessary to comply with the court order as needed to keep from going to jail whatever the law allows us to," said Julian. The judge granted the conternpt motion requested by attorneys for Robert Daves, who filed suit in October, Muidrew, contacted this morning at the Brevard County arthritis that involves the spine, that same question. It's very it s particularly apt to occur in sensible question because there gwood: District Court of Appeals until the order had been filed, Courthouse, said he had not yet signed the order but might special form of rheumatoid women in this stage of life have Lon To JANE CASSE1ERRY llersldSfW ri ter Longwood City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said today he would appeal an order requiring the city commission to vote on whether Commisoner Lawrence Goldberg should vacate his seat. Seminole County Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew found the commissioners in contempt In a hearing Tuesday afternoon in Sanford and ordered them to vote within 72 hours or go to Jail for 10 days. how long It takes but if it is about birth control at this time possible to be more flexible, I'd in my life. I need to know when like to work towardthat goal. contraceptives are no longer story sounds like you have a Me U dge function somewhat like they like a second opinion. I'm in my used to? I'm a 4yearld man late 40s and in the menopause and have suffered with arthritis stage. I don't have any for aboct 12 years. I don't care problems but I'm very nervous ' _,, •!'"_ ford, Florida 32771 Lamb up the calcium deposits in any asked my doctor this very way so the joints could again personal question but I would been very good. Being pa I v_Lr .._i1 talns some comments about that she Is most unlikely to get HOROSCOPE ____________________ ____________________ ( , .!_ _ _____________________________________________________ _'I'_ list Year, No. 243—Wednesday, May 30, 1979— -1. and physiotherapy for additional advice and consultation about the forms of exercises that can be used to maintain as normal function as possible. exercises. Is it possible to break lung young men. It may not be are so many compliaations and 38 ii--- CLASS PROJECT,A STUC)YCF GCAITS TO SIMU TE LA URBAMNJAFFIC_PROBLEMS P Dr. DEAR READER — Your necessary. OFF '1SING PYLONS, WE'VE LAID spine doesn't bend very much 27 Leases number 58 lnsectici'Je - because my condition has proved. I no longer have the pains I used to have and I no exercises. If a physical longer take pills. I do continue medicine department is to do the exercises and I'm available to you In your cornquite active. munity, you might see a I'm concerned because my specialist in physical medi cine because of the arthritis. It's 29 Diligence 31 Opera by Wish I had a 26 Russian sea 55 Indefinite 3 Ages 4 Likeness 41 Mine 42 Actress - complete physical exam two years ago and the doctor found arthritis of the.., that I h spinHe gave me pills for the pain and a series of exercises to follow. I've been very pleased . • / 1 DEAR DR. LAMB a i 1 . AiuknposibIe _______ 1710 0 _____ _______ Uti E'VE CHOSEN ___________________________ _______________ jj _ FOR Flexible Spine President Eisenhower braved the chill waters of Colorado's South Platte River to hook a rainbow Televiden .................. 91111 ty to IS" I&IL11we of a fiddrig when the fish got away. President Hoover wetted trout. And President Carter learned the sport in a House reporters early in Dear Abby .................lB Weather ...................5* trip when my work permits it." his line in New Jersey's Peouest River with a Plains. Ga., pond, Gill W . ' - - - • - "' - - , :- - -: . .: . ' • • •. . . . - .. - . - ......... ..., -- - � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 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/93fa07804dfc09ded176fc6fdc5baf5a.pdf 65aa6af4e211417032034b691f716248 PDF Text Text -__.I - .- 0040W 4-.0 -:s r-1 fC~o r- 4=1 Sc 71st Year, No. 241— Monday, May 28, 1979 Florida Holiday AuniorWhirfe — by Hal Kaufman The Florida Highway Patrol said Noah McFadden, 48, of Seminole Garden Apartments, Sanford, died instantly when the car he was riding in was struck broadside by a Seaboard Coast Line railroad engine near the Deluxe Bar off Southwest Road shortly after noon Sunday. - GEE WHIZI "A puzzled young lady said 'Goo. I can't cube cube root of three. Though seven seems plenty, It might conse to twenty. I wonder howthe much it can be?" Can you answer In three so nds7 11Jfl03 O SJU II JM*ue 14j A student who heard wrong thought the class was discussing these explorers: 1. Christopher Galumpus. 2. Sebastian Cabbage. 3. FrancIsco Pizza-Arrow. Can You set him straight? OJJUId 03SpUJ 1S "tisuq. i *flQWfltO Ji4d4$f 4113 t Each of these U.Scffl has a free In name: 1. beach, Fla. 4....... JPS3 p w . sy i *3100 .1 Riddii-Me.Thif Who invented woodwinds? Oboerigines. In which war did snakes fight? The boa war. Why was the crabgrassblue? it was lawnsom.. toothpicks and challenge him or her to form them Into a figure containing five 3 squares. It's easy. Simply form a large square ivith two toothpicks per side, and use the remaining four to form four smaller squares inside. Now, using the same 12 toothpicks, thaiiengesom.oneto form at l six answers with these below. Si A.i ''IUfljw S .H1431d 'C Troopers -U13 Ul JlJOq* I JI4US$ ' . UiISiw ii Sf15 5 JIIi3 'C -us JSp SI pet45 ' :uaua10 luSJSHip SI • •1 141U403 W04 'I,. 1Aqs uss x, emw Three other persons died in two separate weekend crashes of light planes to add to the holiday casualty list. Despite the lockup of most easoline service stations throughout Florida Sunday, beaches, parks investigating 1< m I 14ad In Car-Train Wreck and waterways were lammed by record throngs. '11i. Coast rxt - x..iciliary zt i <> rx = f fi er at N1izrIii. zc>zti lot of ba t. r i wi cI-iiri Sunday e they w .z-i t. 'r t. c s, they'll si ceY> cy i-i rc1 a'vernight arici cZTXI in on r The weather cooperated with warm temperatures and clear skies throughout the state and more of the same was forecast today. At Key Biscayne, off Miami, the Cape Florida State Park was filled and closed to further visitors at 11:05 a.m. Sunday. the earliest this year. CA A& za few hard- fi rid to service stit A c,rx 'r x- = iri Sunday, m>t clubs 50 pexrit. cf 1r-ida s ser'vic' ttiri 'would be pwIiix-i tc>c1ar at least to i - a ft-_ "r ti <> L21 a In Broward County. Lloyd Beach State Park in Dania and Hugh Taylor Birch Park at Fort Lauderdale fill up by mid morning. "Iliad to drive on the wrong side of the road to get in here this inorning," Birch Park ranger Willie Hill reported unbelievingly. krthc1t&!C1 that .. Axriz-i t.k:i repo cx- tci piwe r---s4:> rm. vi ctixri. C14-_ rit. t.z-ffic! deaths t. 1ast four x = It kit.-. 1>edestrian ac. i-i cl-run - F1o jr- ii. ci* ce 1 tr-arxts of .l'1ez-ri CIO r-11 L>3r were cx pcteci tc Z. s&r—ri cLzL ri record rxwrit:,riz-x td.ay and Boaters obviously had stocked up with fuel before the weekend began and crowded their craft waterways throughout the state Sunday. - aot ( , ridLIhohday r Herald Pholo by Tom Vincent EM EMBERING ... ___________________________ DISC-CUSSED, Which HIP o the disc above target, point X, without undue Idd.øti Well let you decide. I r 7Z4f i .. - JtLt't4 SC zor NG ....I1i. Acur1E 4PAMrAL Sanford's Noah Mt'I ad(Iell, IS. died instantly in this train-car iolijsjoii Memorial Day touched the hearts of veterans and their families across the map today. Above are the five emblems that represent each of the U. S. armed forces. Below, Commander George 0. Cintron (left) and Frank Malane of the American Legion Post 53 prepare to raise the same flag that flew over the nation's capital. The Memorial Day ceremony held at the Oaklawn Memorial Park also officially dedicated the Veterans Garden of Honor which has 1,100 grave sites reserved for veterans. LOW F ARE TVv The'Boys'From The 129th: They'll Meet For Last Time he said, 'We'd meet in Chicago the cckviuI before Memorial Day. Guys would conic (ruin all over the country. On Saturday we'd play poker, talk and hart' drinks. But during the Prohibition, of CuUf, e h.d JR liquor. Sometimes we'd manage to get the cunipan climipliiiii out and have floor-shows with stripteases. We had wild parties. "Then on Sundays we'd go out to visit graves of OUI buddies in the area who had died. Three died of illni...s overseas, but when we got back, soon we already hail ,i few deaths." Anderson said that as the years went on, the nwiitx'r of dead mounted. "We finally had so many dead we had to divide into ( (I groups to visit all the graves,' he said. "I''.enty years ago we gave up visiting the graves it was Just too nnicli fo r us. Finally we began to just meet for one day." Now, Anderson said, there are only 10 imien, ranging in age from the late 70s to 88, left in time depleted ranks of the 129th. "We haven't had a cigarette smoker with us for 20 )'ears," he said. "The whiskey drinkers do much bttei Anderson and five others including three Ironi out of state will be at the last reunion Wednesday at a C h icago hotel, he said. "The rest can't make it," he said. "Three are too sick and one is busy." Back when the group was formed, the men got together and bought a silver-plated "Last Man's Cup." The dead of the 129th were inscribed on the cup and the last man alive was to present the cup to the Chicago historical Society lie also was to have a large bottle of champagne. "We decided to give the cup now," Anderson said. "Ibis will he the last reunion. There's not many of us left and the fellows are getting so old they may not be able to make it anymore. We'll read each name on the cup and think about those men. We'll share the champagne at our banquet. I guess if only one of us had to drink it, it ould take so long the bubbles would go flat." , CHICAGO (UPI) The boys from Ambulance Co. 129, 33rd Division of the American Expeditionary Forces of World War I have gotten together every year for decades to play poker, drink. swap stories and visit the gravc; of their dead comrades, Years ago, the grave-visiting had to be stopped because there were Just too many graves, sighed Jesse Anderson, 80. Now there's hardly anybody left at all, he said. So on Wednesday, the surviving "boys" from the 129th will have their last reunion. 'These were a great bunch of guys," the retired schoolteacher said of his buddies. "In the whole bunch there wasn't one louse" The crusty veteran said the Army unit worked the gUyS,", - 'In the whole bunch 1 Orw Ip__. %a. on Evening Herald-(USPS 48'280)-Price 15 Cents A DAY FOR Th cipsr CL.EAR ,AJb IM t4 PO YOU eAr At4r67j C Vy cf . Troopers said charges against Miss Williams are being withheld pending an investigation of the accident The patrol predicted before the long weekend began at6p.m. Friday that at least 19 persons would the on Florida highways during the 78-hour period, 0 a figure containing six triangles. Can you do it? Clue: Our friend above Is on the right track. N TUU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are east dIffernc.s In drawing details between top and bottom panels. Now quickly can5 you find them? Check , The driver of the car, Ernesti n e Williams, 301 also of Seminole Garden Apartments, received severe head injuries in the accident, the Highway Patrol said. She was taken to Florida Hospital in Orlando, where hospital spokesmen today reported her condition as "serious but stable." —land, Cal. 2. _yule, NC.. 3. Rapids, Ia. Fill blanks. TAKE PICK OF TRICKS Hand someone a dozen the accident said Miss Williams was driving on Southwest Road and turned to cross the tracks en route to the bar when the train struck the passenger side of the car. The train operator was D. B. Bach, of Sanford, according to the Highway Patrol. 777 3 15 Traffic Toll: Sanford Man One Sanford man was included in the 15 traffic fatalities reported across Florida during the Memorial Day weekend. -j f<> r - -- - j: ------- there wasn't one louse.' - ..-'-- .' •': •'., -.S'' "'f , £ 547 --.4_. 6•-.- . - bloody, trench-gouged battlefields around Verdun and the Marne, ferrying the wounded to field hospitals. "I was a stretcher-bearer," he said proudly. "Sometimes you had to ferry the wounded two miles. We set up relays. We divided the tragedy-struck into the walking wounded and the wounded for stretchers." Anderson said he was encouraged to Join up by his young friend Ernest Hemingway, who later became a world-famous author. "We made a pledge to go together, but the next day he said he failed a hearing test," Anderson said. "I think It really was that his father wouldn't let him. But he did work for the Red Cross as an ambulance driver on the Italian front during the war and got wounded," After the war, the men from the 129th set up a veterans group and decided to hold annual get-togethers, Anderson said. "We had almost everyone from the unit about 120 ..f '• - - . 4 -- - - 4 3 Toke Socajo t.Jor NEARLY AS ml ir44 is A1I F1N&. MAW1 f7 w _~Nro Im - 1 They Have The Store Safe, But Don't Have The Money A thief may have bitten off more than he can chew at Bahama Joe's Restaurant this weekend. Sanford police said a 24Inch wall safe was stolen from the eating place at 2508 S. French Ave. sometime after closing Saturday. The safe is believed to contain about $2,500 In cash, police said. But there is a catch the steel-reinforced metal safe was locked at the time of the theft and the thief may not be able to open it, — I'-a- ., - . I-I rm 940 NMI t • rw "1 don't know how they're going to get it t. •1 open," said Jeff Martin, . - . . - ' 4 - S t- ........... . . .. -. _-.• . - I • ' . S S #' S . .4 ,. - — -. -. .e_ - - - . -.. - - - - .- - - - .- -, - - - -. - - ' S - - - - . ...... restaurant manager. Police said the ttuet entered the restaurant by forcing open a door at the south side of the building. Once inside, he pulled the safe from the wall and dragged it out. Police said the combination lock on the safe is the tumble drum type and probably could not be picked by anyone less than a professional. The safe weighs about 100 pounds, police said. Scratch marks down the corridor through which the safe was dragged indicated only one man may have ......... a - - -, ...... :- ..- -, -' entered the restaurant, police said. The safe could have been carried and removed faster if two mimen had been involved, police said. Escapee caught near Sanford lakefront, Page 2A Today AruwidTheClock -------4-A Bridge..................4-B Calendar ---------- ..... -- 3-B Comics 4-B Crossword ...... 4-A Editorial ... ........... ... 4-A .... Dear Abby ...... ...... . . . -._. •, - -. - . -- . . ...1-B . . . horoscope 4-B hospital 2-A Obituaries 2-A eUKSEl.'FS 1.11 Sports Television 1-B Weather ..........3-A - - . .-. -'. - . - .-. . S -- '4 �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, F'. T elephone Monday, May 21, 1179 Escapee Caught Near Sanford Lakefront 1111111111111111111111111 WORLD IN BRIEF [NATION IN BRIEF ___ II -year-old Sanford man who escaped from the Kisstmmee Fern Park woman, according to Seminole County deputies. Corrections Facility Friday was apprehended near the lakefront Tonji Rene Mason, 24, of 136 Teriwood Court (Lake of the in Sanford Saturday, police said: Woods), Fern Park told deputies her car was unlocked, stolen Louis Alfonzo Fredrick of 68 Seminole Gardens, Sanford, had sometime between Wednesday night and Thurday morning. The been convicted of manslaughter and sent to Kissimmee to serve sports car was valued at $5,000. his time. Osceola County sheriff's deputies said Fredrick had MEDICATION DRUGS STOLEN been given a furlough and was to return Friday. However, he did Approximately $400 worth of medication was stolen from the not return as scheduled. night table of a Longwood man, according to Seminole County Sanford pollee said they were called to the lakefront Saturday deputies. by a woman who said Fredrick had struck her with a stick. Police Frederick Reek, 43, of 338 Dog Track Road. Lonwood. told apprehended Fredrick and charged him with assault. A routine deputies someone opened the vent-type window of his trailer check disclosed Fredrick was an escapee from Kissimmee, police Thursday and removed 150 pills from a night table in his bedroom. Williams' car while it was parked outside his home at 210 Bradsaid. He was taken to the Seminole County Jail and Is being held shaw St. CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPON without bond. A Casselberry man was charged with carrying a concealed JEWELRY, CLOTHING TAKEN BURGLARY ARREST weapon after deputies stopped him for running a red light, acAbout $5 worth of clothing and jewelry were stolen Thursday cording to Seminole County deputies. Timothy Wayne McLemore, 22, of Orlando was arrested Friday from the home of a Maitland couple, according to Seminole by Altamonte Springs police after he allegedly was caught Inside Arthur A. Spee, 28, of 835 Osceola Trail, Casselberry, was County's deputies. the fenced area of King's Automobile lot at 1117 Longwood Ave. arrested about 12:45 a.m. Friday near state Road 436 and 600, McLemore was taken to Seminole County Jail and initial bond David Harris, 32, of 2371 Homeward Lane, Maitland, told deputies say. was set at $5,250 on a charge of burglary. deputies the break-in occurred about 1 p.m. Thursday. Some of While searching the car, deputies found a loaded .22 revolver the items taken included six dresses, a 10-carat gold ring and a STEREO STOLEN under the driver's seat, a wooden night stick, an eight-inch dagger silver ring, deputies say. A car stereo and speakers valued at $231 were reported stolen and a syringe. from Jeffrey Charles Williams Friday, Sanford police said. DATSUN STOLEN Spee was also charged with driving under the influence. His A 1975 silver 280Z Datsun was stolen from the driveway of a Police said the thief used a coat hanger to gain entry to initial bond was set at $5,250. A Egypt Agrees To Open Borders Ahead Of Schedule United Preu International Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has agreed with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to open the border between the two countries ahead of schedule, but he called on Israel to abandon the Idea of maintaining control of occupied Arab lands. The action, which will open the frontier for the first time in 31 years, was ordered Sunday — eight months ahead of schedule despite the objections of senior Egyptian foreign ministry officials. It was certain to anger other Arab nations and could lead to a tighter economic and political blockade of Egypt. In return, Sadat got a promise from Begin to release a number of Palestinian political prisoners a goodwill gesture coinciding with negotiations on autonomy for the Arab Inhabitants of the Jordan West Bank and Gaza Strip, — Actor George Brent Dead SOLANA BEACH, Calif. (UP! Actor George Brent, who went from Irish revolutionary to playing smooth screen lovers In the 1930s and 19403, Is dead at 75. Brent, who retired to raise horses when the slick-haired matinee idol went out of style, died alone at his home of natural causes, the San Diego County Coroner's office said Sunday. Brent had suffered from emphysema in recent years. His body was discovered Saturday by his daughter Suzanne and two friends and fellow members of a lunch ruup of Hollywood veterans, actor George [awls and producer A. C. Lyles. Brent was of the last of slick-haired, sophisticated matinee Idols such as Tyrone Power, William Powell and Robert Taylor who were popular in movies decades ago. MANILA, Philippines (UP!) Another UFO has been reported sighted over the Philippines. An Unidentified Flying Oject, flashing a rainbow of colors, was seen over a southeastern city on the main Philippine island of Luzon last week, according to published reports Sunday. The newspaper Daily Bulletin said residents of Legaspi, 220 miles southeast of Manila, rushed out of their homes to view the object and were "enthralled" at the colors it flashed before it headed east. Last Sunday, an American scientist claimed he and hundreds of villagers saw a UFO land In the southern Philippines at the country's highest mountain peak. — Eight Killed In Bombing MADRID (UPI) — One of the bloodiest weekends of Spain's post-Franca era ended with a neo-Fascist demonstration as the government held emergency talks that may lead to tougher anti4errorist laws. Bias Pinar, head of the ultrarlaght Fuersa Nueva New Force party, led some 3,000 supporters in prayers late Sunday outside a Madrid cafe where eight people died and 42 others were injured in a bomb blast Saturday night. Many In the crowd gave the straight-arm fascist salute and cried "army to power" and "death to the Marxists," as they stood In front of the ruins of the Cafe California, a well-known hangout of Fuerza Nueva members. Vance Meets with Pope ROME UP!)— U. S. secretary of State Cyrus Vance conferred with Italian President Sandra Pertini today at the opening of a two-day visit that includes a session with Pope John Paul II. Vance arrived at the presidential Quirinale Palace in a motorcade heavily guarded by Secret Service agents and Italian police armed with submachine guns. Later in the day Vance was meeting with Foreign Minister Arnaldo Forlani to discuss what lilian officials said were "subjects of mutual interest." SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAY 27, l97 ADMISSIONS Thsmar 0. Wright, Lake Helen Bruce L. Arnold Melbourne Kenneth L. Whittington. Orlindo Louise L. Higdon, Winter Springs MAY 25, 1575 SANFORD: ADMISSIONS Cheryl Bennett SANFORD: Johannes Ilsnmann Diane Abbott Marcella Jackson Carol E. Gitlin Raymond E. Lord Felicia R. Hahn Penny Smith Kathy Ruo$s Mary L. Hudson Nettle M. Wii,son, Leesburg Alex Filllpovich, Debary BIRTHS Wilhelm Kubica, Deltona SANFORD: Mel Q. Self. Dellona Richard I Diane Abbotta boy Sally Riggs, Orange City DISCHARGES BIRTHS SANFORD: SANFORD: Robin L. Lewis Kathy Ruoss.girl Lucy W. Moughton Mary Hudsongirl, Altamonte Kay Neuharth Springs David N. Reid DISCHARGES Ella J. Olckln, Delary SANFORD Wain.tta F. Duffey, Dflary Lemmie Bellamy Clifford (NMN) Rhodihouse, Shirley Higgins o.ian Leopold Potsladlo Clerics HSwMs*aiTh, Daltona H.W. Shannon Paul A. Nelsen, DiNona Debra Ann Young Lines M. Isg.rllnd, Defoe Edith B. Mathey, Dallona Elisabeth F. Demaniky. MaJtl.nd iose T R I vers, Deltona Robert Bennett, Orlando Between Klansmen, Blacks Ewnlng HeuId (USP$ IWN) Monday, May 2$, 17—Vol. 7I,,No. 241 Published Daily and Sunday, uc.pI s.tire.y y The Sanford Herald. I Inc.. 300 N. French Ave.. SMIsrt Fla. 3217$. Second Class Postage Paid at Ia.Ierd, Florida 31771 I - Home Delivery: Week, 7Scents: Month. $3.21,SMt*s. $15.30. y.a, $35.00. By Mail: Weak. IS clots; Month $331; SM tkL 12131) Year. .J__ ••••'••_• .• - •• • •• - • • . - - -- .- I greater t)ad we explored a different solar system," the project scientists said In a report published in the June 1 Issue at Science magazine. "The wide range of unexpected findings is due both to the real differences between the outer and inner solar system and to the depth of our prior ignorance, caused In part by the four astronomical units (372 znllhlon miles) that separate Earth and Jupiter." Voyager 2 wIll fly put Jupiter and Its satellItes July 8 and 9 The report said several modifications are being made to Its mias1on plan to take advantage of the of the first mission's fin&isgi "It seems clear that analyses of Voyager I data and of data to be aiired by Voyager 2 and Galileo spacecraft will provide major insights into the origin and evolution of the solar system and, through comparative planetology, of our own planet," the report said. Galileo is a 1982 mission that will send a spacecraft into .. ..• --.--.--.--• - -1 ______ DECATUR, Ala. 'UPI) Carrying his robes in his luggage, the head of the Ku Klux Klan flew to this north Alabama city Sunday to lead an armed rally demanding that attempted murder charges be filed against blacks arrested in a Saturday melee that left four people wounded. "I want the Justice department to prosecute these cases just as strongly as they have been prosecuting us," Bill Wilkinson of Denham Springs, Ia. told a reporter on the flight to Decatur. Wilkinson, a 36-year-old navy veteran, is the Imperial Wizard of the Invisible Empire of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Two blacks and two whites were shot and wounded in an armed confrontation between about 100 black demonstrators and 80 Klan members Saturday. One white man and two blacks were charged with disorderly conduct. — • . • ••' • ' r: S -. • — Threemlnch B olt Blamed In,73 Deaths CHICAGO (UPI) :j k, JACKSON, Mich. (UPI) Three Southern Michigan Prison inmates could face charges in the death of an Inmate to whom they allegedly sold poisonous duplicating machine fluid as as form of moonshine. A six-member jury will consider whether to recommend criminal charges against the men who last week distributed the wood-based alcohol among 150 convicts as an Intoxicant. Paul Hinds, 34, of Hazel Park, Mich., who had been 'critically ill and on life-support equipment since the . weekend drinking binge, died Thursday at the University Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor. k" i I L IV • Officials End Investigation .. r %~_ ______ BAXTERV1LLE, Miss. (UPI) Federal energy officials wrap up their initial investigation of radiation leaks at the Tatum Salt Domes today and brief Lamar County authorities on the conditions. Local residents are reportedly not scared by the high levels of Sodium-22, a radioactive isotope found In the soil and In various toads and Lizards near the domes, where 'I two nuclear devices were detonated In 1964 and 1966. A Lamar County sheriff's office spokesman said families who left the area have returned to their homes :'near the salt dome. He said residents were curious about the tests being conducted at the dome, but are not concerned about the radiation. — =a LEARNING METRICS "We had fun today learning about the metric system." That's how one third grader at Spring Lake Elementary School In Altamonte un Springs summed up last week's program introducing the youngsters to metric measurements. )above from left); Brenda Luther, associate teacher: Timmy Wright, 10; Mat-, thew McKeon, 9, and teacher Gay Staats. build a house of sugar • cubes using metric measurements. (At • left, from left): associate teacher Marie Alvarez measures Ann Marie Parks' 'k height In centimeters while Marine Iteinsel. has her weight taken using the metric systeacher: tem by Shirley Klein, _= orbit around Jupiter and drop an instrumented probe Into its atmosphere. The report said probably "the most spectacular discovery" of Voyager I was the existence of active volcanoes on the redyellow satellite lo. These are the first active volcanoes found anywhere beyond the Earth. be Since the first volcano was seen, in the form of an enormous plume of gases and particles rising 165 miles high, scientists have found six more active volcanoes on the satellite that Is about the size of earth's moon. The smallest of the 13 confirmed satellites orbiting Jupiter, Amaithea, turned out to be an elliptical, potato. shaped, pink body 85 by 165 miles in size. Ganyznede, the largest Jovian satellite, appears to be made up of a mixture of rock and Ice with abundant small and medium sized shallow craters. The absence of large basins or mountains Indicate the crud cannot support massive structures. Calildo, a dark ice-rich satellite only slightly smaller than Ganymede, is the most heavily cratered of the moons. Europa, the other Inner satellite of Jupiter, will be more closely examined by Voyager 2. Voyager l's pictures indicate that yellowish-tan moon is distinctly different from its neighbors. Another major discovery of Voyager I was finding a thin ring of rock debris around Jupiter. Po,, of 8 a.m. readings: tern. perature, 61; overnight lows, 55; yesterday's high, 83; barometric pressure, 30.01; relative humidity, 47 percent; winds, S at 5 mph. Forecast: Mostly fair today and tonight. Partly cloudy Tu esday wi th a slight chance of thundershowers. 111gb from the mid SOs to around ). Lows tonight mostly mid to upper 60s. Winds south or southeast mostly around 10 mph. Rain probability 20 percent Tuesday. TIJESDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 11:09 n.m., 11:28 p.m., low 4:51 a.m., 4:49 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:01 a.m., 11:20 p.m., low 4:42 a.rn.., 4:40 p.m. Bayport: high 4:47 a.m., 3:38 p.m., low 10:01 a.m., 10:59 p.m. Cash? ,nob4, horne and lot. you qualify. All Applicants May Be Eligible. W4owi, p.n,an.,s, people with bad cntdi$, letweos, smeloy.d. hen those rejected by banks., I..,, cowçoni. Easy Extended Repayment Terms Uuy ,t0sh for any Purpose. Medical bits — vacation — ho.,. — raw cw — wnis,wi appliances. Or pay off usta.nt iøroveent — — TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY , Investigators at the trash scene found clothing that would fit a 6-month-old infant "which may indicate there was at least one •l lant aboard" not counted in the fatality total, Driver said. The two mIld killed DII tilt' ground when (lie plane crashed and exploded cre tentatively identified as John W. Craig, 42, of Addison, and Andrew Green, 50, of Park Ridge. One body was recovered froin a dump truck near the criLsh site and another was found on tilee grounds of a nearby auto repair shop, A pundenouünatLorn1 memorial service was 111~ 1I!i1',;i C -- COUPON. --------- I HAM & CHEESE I ON SPECIAL BAKED BUN WITH LETTUCE TOMATO WITH OUR OWN SPECIAL SAUd HAND-DIPPED I £ 3 I 9 i COUPON ---------- SHA KE I 4Sc1. Reg. IS — — — se pq 15 9 e THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH i' . it.... . -. ford Between Honda & ABC Liquor "" . .- - "Not Just Another Hamburger Joint" uln erabie I a : I I. I I • 63 C Good May 29 30 ' I • I • Reg 1.09 CHOCOLATE VANILLA STRAWBERRY PINEAPPLE ' : c Good May 29.30 -. .5- - — S a S 0 . . S But he also said California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., or any of Democrats, could well succeed where Reagan failed in dwnping an incumbent president. Brown, he said, has a better chance than most politically oriented people think and is stronger than most political observers believe. "I t hi nk Brown knows some things a bo ut politics," Sears said. The key to stopping Carter, he said, is to beat him in the early primaries: ''Carter is so politically weak that he's a political hemophiliac. If you scratch hüii, why he'll bleed to death," Sears said. "The price of home heating oil next February in New hlampshire (where the first primary will be held) is enough to defeat him alone. I think lie's beatable by a lot of people." Recalling his direction of Reagan's effort to will the Republican nomination in 1976, Sears said to be as close as Brown Is to Cartel in the polls "at this point is not bad at all, lie's got more working for him than we did with Ford." several other — -- — __.• ----------- - - ALL APPLIANCES IN STOCK REDUCED APRIL 23 TO MAY 31 OGLESBY, MRS. SARA V. — services Mr Mn. Sara V. Oglesby, IS, Of 2S5f Orange Ave.. Sanford, who died Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be at 2 p.m.. Wednesday, at Church of God of Prophecy with Rev. Harold C. Pounders of. ficiating Burial In Lakeview Cemetery. Gramkow F uneral Home in c ha rge. SARA V. OGLESBY Oglesby, 85, of 2554 Orange Ave., Sanford, died Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A native of Valkanie, F!., she came to San ford in 1910 from St. Petersburg. She was a member of the Church of God of Prophecy. I Mrs. Sara V. 11 f, Pan American Financial Services, Inc. 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MAUDE STAFFORD He also noted Carter currently is quite weak in the opinion polls, Route 1, Sanford, died Friday at of .'....... Mr M:i,,,lp i SIz,f(nr,l IN at nna ,,..,i "i .. Will IU, £ LIUIIII i a I,IUt.J iinn 11. IIIUL SOnIC ut'Inuvrad wui Lakeview Nursing Center. Born 2000 S Boulevard, be able to accomplish what Reagan failed to do in 1976 win time In Tahoka, Tex,, he came to Or lan do, di ed Sunday at Medic presidential nomination away from an incumbent. Sanford ni ne months ago from Home health Center. She was a This time around, Itcagan is consider ed the front-runner for the Kingsville, Tex. lie was a native of Indian Territory, GOP nomination and one recent national poll showed him leading retired engineer with the Okla. arid came to central Carter in all areas except the South. M isso ur i Pacific Railroad, a Florida In 1910 from Okla homa. 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A check Is waiting Search teams found the engine mounting's fourth bolt in a grassy area near the runway about 8,000 feet from the plane's starting point, Driver told a news confereni'. The not was AREA DEATHS Weather Your credit is good for $2,500 to $25,000 or more, for any purpose!— r,gh$l Arn.,,o,, That's spections. — HOMEOWNERS: $25.000 or rns Late Sunday, American Airlines spokesman Art said mechanics had X-rayed and replaced similar bolts in 12 of their fleet of 30 DC-10s. He did not indicate whether any evidence of metal fatigue was found in (lie iii. — ..WSt!L 4GTON-tUPI — Nut 0151) %4id some Atlantic hurricanes carry male names for at least the next five years, but some will be nicknames and others will have an international flavor. By popular demand and international agreement, (tie second Atl an tic hurricane of 1979 will known as Bob. initial, diameter by 3-inches long, Driver said he was was certain the McDonnell Douglas Corp., the plane's manufacturer, inspects "every bolt, every pylon in the assembly involved." Asked if the bolt problem should have been discovered in the plane's annual inspection, he said, "I don't know." Meanwhile, investigators in Washington said they found Few clues on the cockpit voice recordings recovered from (lie demolished plane. Near!)' all the conversations were wiped out by a power failure, they said. The last recorded word from a crew member was ''damn,'' followed by silence when the power failure ensued during the approximate 30-second interval before the je t plunged Into a nearly vacant Reid about l'a miles northwest of O'Hare ter- WiII1N;1'oN UPI. California GOP strategist John Sears think the way to wicat Prcsidcnt Carter i to scratch him with a defeat in an early primary and "he'll bleed to death." Sears, who has masterminded many campaigns For Ronald Reagan, said in an interview that Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMass., is the obvious person to wrest the Democratic nomination from Carter next year. Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Need discovered about 20 feet from the bolt. The bolt is about threeeighths of an inch in power of its other two engines. Officials have speculated the weight shift caused by the loss of the No. 1 engine may have caused the aircraft to spin out of control. Because of the finding, Driver said, "the NTSB has recommended immediate inspection of these parts on No. I and No. 2 engines on all I)C.lUs In service today." aears: Here Comes 'Hurricane Bob' on by Itself have caused the plane to crash. The DC-10is designed to fly under the the loss of an engine that apparently set in motion the nation's worst air disaster. Federfil oficiuls Sunday announced the first major finding of their in. vestigation into Friday's fiery crash of an American Airlines DC-10 taking off from O'Hare International Airport. It killed 273 people. The evidence was one of four tiny bolts that connect the engirt: to the wing of the huge aircraft. "Our researdi indicates that (lie bolt failed by fatigue crack and then fatigue failure,'' said Elwood T. Driver, vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board. "This is the cause of the loss of the engine." The finding was ratified by a unanimous vote of tile NTB in Washington. Driver insisted, however, the engine's full should not — i I The — failurp of a 3-inch bolt on the 70-foot-long wing of a 120-ton jumbo jet caused Three Inmates Face Charges Report: Voyager 2 Will Add To Sp ace Surpris es "The acme of novelty would probably not have been . — — befors. • — — — ' TALLAHASSEE, Flu. iUPIi Florida's legislators work today, while the remainder of state government observes Memorial Day, because the lawmakers have major legislation to resolve before they can end the 1979 session on time Friday. It'll all work out,' House Speaker Hyatt Brown assured reporters over the weekend. Senate President Phil Lewis was a little more cautious. "We're still very hopeful we can get out of here the first, but P.S.—if we don't, we'll be back here on the fourth," he said. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) became the 197th person to die There were two bouquets of In Florida's electric chair. He flowers at a memorial service was the first person executed Sunday for electrocuted drifter against Ids will in the United John Spenkelink reminders States In 12 years. sent by condemned prisoners in "No one, not one in this room, Florida and Alabama that more not In this country, not in this executions are possible. world can stand in judgment of Spenkelink's family and another man's life," said the Mends znoswncd him, and his Rev. Joe Ingle, director of the lawyer and several ministers Southern Coalition on Jails and spoke against capital punish- Prisons. ment at the service arranged by "We ain't gonna let execudeath penalty opponents. lions become routine in Flori. The flowers and a goldframed da," he told the 150 people who portrait of Spenkelink faced his attend the ceremoney at S tr Mee, and Holmes nad atteiiiptiI to take her employees in Florida telephone Company employees have knocked at the door of Mrs. medication, she dropped and indu.strv for 'acts of unus ua l received the Florida Telephone Boone's residence. When there • broke a glass severely cutting iticritorious achievement Association's Humanitarian was no response, McGee looked 1JUL11 feet. be y ond what IS normally Award for their fast action in through a window and saw Mrs. a.ssociatecl with the ordinary Mrs. Boone's son, Alton coming to the aid of a critically Boone inside. Boone of IAlngwood, told the pursuit of daily living." ill elderly Fern Park woman. lie conveyed the purpose of company's personnel departi'his is the second tune in Curt McGee of Winter their visit and Mrs. Boone said munt that if help had not been tllr years in '.' hich an emSprings, key installer-repair- she wasn't having trouble with called when it '. as, she ployce of Winter Park Tel has man, and Dennis Holmes, of her telephone, but was ill and probably would have died from received this award. Board Oviedo, installer-repairman had tried to reach her daughter a heart attack. (Ijr4ri Russell P. Hulbert, helper, were presented the without success. She then . award at the company's offices Mrs. Boone died Mar 7 it who accepted the award.s for walked out of McGee's sight. •; in Altamonte Springs. They Winter Park Memorial Hospital [ti e two macn at the May 16 FTA were recognized for their fast and was living '.', ith her Annual Convention in Sarasota, Subsequently, the two men and effective response to the heardaloudnolseasifsomneone daugher, Mrs. Virginia said, These two men exememergency situation, in which had fallen hard. They quickly CURT McGEE DENNIS HOMES Robinson, of Winter Strings at pIlls the quality of employees they gave assistance and called entered the house where they managed to obtain from her the pressure we strive for at the Vinter Park and a heart condition, the time of her death. for medical aid in time to save said they found blood on the name of a relative. McGee then was suffering from a severe By fearlessly and quickly Telephone Company and we 76-year-old Mrs. Alice Boone floor, finally locating Mrs. telephoned the relative and attack when the telephone men doing the right thing, McGee applaud their j udgment in from serious and perhaps fatal Boone, on the floor of a advised that he was going to appeared on the scene. It was and holmes demonstrated the meeting the needs of our effects of it rampant blood bedroom. lucy helped her to a call an ambulance. learned later that she had a qualities recognized by the FT1 communities. both on and off pressure. bed and, although she was Mrs. Boone, under severe headache and had through its Humanitarian the job." JANE CASS. On Wednesday, Jan. 24, while somewhat incoherent, medication for high blood become disoriented. When she Award, s.hich is presented to EIJIEIUtY Legislators Work Today Services Held For Spenkelink WA HINGTON (UP!) Voyager 1 produced surprise after aurpriM when it explored Jupiter and five of its satellites lad March, and a new report says Voyager 2 promises to add to the discoveries when It passes Jupiter in July. Voyager I took approximately 18,000 pictures as It new within 216,300 miles of Jupiter March 5 and found the system very much different from anything explored '1J Wirter Par k Telephone '.' Lake Mary Eyes Gran ts 67-year-old mother, Lois Tallahassee's First PresbyteriSpenkelink, and his sister and an Church. brother-In-law, Carol and Tim Myers. They sat tearfully Spenkellnk's attorney, David through the hourlong Kendall, vowed to see the death ceremony, penalty abolished, saying "It's On FrIday, Spenkelink, 30, only a matter of time. HOSPITAL NOTES Monday, May 28, Workers Honored For Aiding Woman Four Wounded In Melee — UFO Sighting Reported E ven ing Herald. Sanford, Fl y Employees . • Lake Mary city councilmen property valuation is in. have scheduled a special work creasing at a slower rate as the session at 3 p.m. June 14 to city approaches the 1980s. review and map their strategy From 1973 to 1976, he said, the for oLtalnlng state and federal property valuation rose from grant monies in the coming $15 million to about $38 million. year. From 1976 to 1978, however, the valuation rose only to about $41 The special meeting was million, he said. called following a presentation to the council this week by The decline In the property grants consultant Randy Lankvaluation rate increase ford of Lankford and suggests the percentage of Associates. revenue the city receives from Lankford said Lake Mary, taxes will level off at about 30 like other email cities, must percent of the total, Lankford utilize to the full extent outside said. The remaining sources sources of revenue such as such as grants must then be grants and revenue sharing strengthened to support the since the percentage of the total budget. revenue gained through ad Councilman Pat Southward valorem tax rates does not has asked each councilman to expand proportionate to the prepare a priority list of city city's growth. needs. The lists will be "The early growth of reviewed at the June 14 meeting revenues from property taxes and an intensive search to has been based, primarily, on grants to help subsidize annexation. The annexations, in projects will be made, she said. turn, have created an Increase In another matter, the council In the demand for services and, has decided to seek a meeting therefore, rapidly increasing with Sanford officials to review expenditures," Lankford wrote the sewage treatment fees that in a report presented to the would be-charged Lake Mary council, when the regional 201 sewage Lankford said projections his treatment plan becomes firm made indicate the level of operational. Corn - . 0 ! .. - ..... . - .5 . - . - , S • . . . .... .. - .. . v, * .. -. 1.1 .,• ,, -. - 322-5733 ...,. 734-1951 _______ �Evening Herald Evering Herald, Sanford, Fl. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831-9993 9 -- Monday, May 28, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOY1F.. Publisher THOMAS GlORbArô, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 1T - .j 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. The Clock Reaffirming President Carter has signed a proclamation declaring the week of May 28 through June 3 as Vietnam Veterans Week. It is the intent of the President and Congress that the nation fully recognize the contributions and sacrifices of those who served during the We 't1n?•War-7 rr" The proclamation is fine, but it's not likely to help bring what many Vietnam vets need most a job. However, the Florida State Employment Service may be able to aid n that respect. The Employment Service has announced that during the week it will send jobmobile units to local shopping centers throughout the area. The unit will operate from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will be occupied by veteran By GEOFFREY POUNDS Three hundred and sixty veterans who served in that war have applied since October. More than three million men served in Vietnam. About one out of every six who served suffered some sort of disability during the confrontation. There "kfl3' ZnS.fl 57,000 U.S. servicemen killed during the war. Florida has about 1,280,000 veterans of which nearly 337,000 served in Vietnam. Veterans discharged recently shoul e advised that they have only 10 years from the day of their release to collect educational benefits through the GI Bill. Also, veterans who seek to return to the Jobs they held before enlisting must contact their former employer within 90 days after returning home. specialists from the Winter Park and Pine Ililis Employment Service offices. The unit will be at the Altamonte Mall today. While the rate of veteran hiring in Seminole County is close to that of non-veteran hiring, area employers aic somewhat behind the state average in hiring Vietnam veterans, Employment Service figures show. Figures indicate that 37 percent of Vietnam era veterans seeking employment were placed through the service, Statewide, the figure is close to 40 percent. About 138 of the Vietnam vets have been placed since October in Seminole County, Sanford Employment Service manager Ralph Prescott said. SAXONY Shop at GIN ABC An Old Promise ANGL EIIWAL TERS J1T.__ . .X 4 '• The list of non-OPEC sources includes five groups of Caribbean islands - the Bahamas, Netherlands Antilles, Trinidad and Tobago, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico - that in 1978 accounted for more than 1.15 million barrels of Imports daily, almost 14.1 percent of the total. But with the exception of Trinidad and Tobago, none of those islands has any significant indigenous petroleum resources. They do, however, have major refineries that receive crude oil from other nations, then ship it to the United States in product form. Who is supplying the crude petroleum to those refineries? Although that information could be crucial in the event of a future embargo, DOE officials claim they don't know and are reluctant to ask independent nations about the source of their oil. But that explanaticn is hardly plausible In the case of either Puerto Rico, a commonwealth associated with the United States, or the Virgin Islands, a territorial possession. Another explanation:, "We don't want to know," says a DOE official who claims that during the Arab oil embargo 5 years ago, some friendly petroleum-producing nations used the Caribbean islands as trans-shipment points to quietly supply this country with badly needed oil. There's more bad news on the energy front: Even If Congress eventually approves a standby gasoline rationing program, the federal government lacks the capacity to print the necessary rationing coupons. The Treasury Department's Bureau of Printing and Engraving already is operating "seven days a week, three shifts a day" to meet the country's needs for paper currency and postage stamps, according to a bureau official. Government experts estimate that a nationwide rationing program would require distribution of 4.8 billion coupons during a threemonth emergency, with another 1.6 billion coupons necessary for each additional month. Even after contracting with two private bank note producers to perform much of the printing job, the Bureau of Printing and Engraving estimates it would have to turn out 600 million coupons a month. The Nautilus checks out with a splendid record - for itself, for the Navy's nuclear propulsion program and for the lore of seafaring. Its historic voyage under the ice to the North Pole in 1958 dramatized the extraordinary capability of the atomic submarine. The Nautilus never fired a torpedo at an enemy, but by its very existence it helped assure there would be no war demanding that it do so. Nuclear submarines that can remain submerged for long periods are the closest thing to an invulnerable weapon of deterence. Ironically, the Nautilus ends its days of active service as the nation wrestles with a fuel crisis and go, no-go decisions about the future of nuclear power. This vessel has logged 500,000 miles without vonswning a drop of fuel oil. But "we have absolutely no excess capacity," says the bureau official, warning that it might be necessary to "curtail currency production." In other words, the public would get gasoline coupons but little new money. The Nautilus was the first of a line of reactor-driven ships and submarines which are secure against the "energy crisis" that haunts conuuanders of conventional ships - the need to limit their operations so they can rendezvous with an oiler or visit a fuel station. ___________________ .. -- . The Department of Energy (DOE) has compiled elaborate statistics identifying the country of origin of the more than 5.61 million barrels daily imported last year from 13 nations affiliated with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). "Under way on nuclear power." That message from the submarine Nautilus nearly a quarter of a century ago opened an era in naval and maritime history. Now we are saying hail and farewell to the world's first nuclear-powered submarine as it heads for Mare Island, Calif. for decommissioning. On The Puzzle In Rhodes ia _ WASHINGTON (NEA) - Despite the nation's obsession with the need for a continuing flow of imported oil, federal energy officials admit they don't even know the source of a sizeable portion of United States petroleum imports. On Nuclear Power There's One Near You VIEWPOINT Does DOE Want To Know? There are towns that have been built in valleys with large hills towering over them. On warm, sunny days such heights are made for contemplation. As the solitary viewer traces the town and its geographic features, a feeling of great peace can descend. From this distance, man's habitations and his works seem well-ordered. The rectangles of the blocks of houses are like pigeonholes ready for the storage of life's meanings. The rivers and the streets seem to fit the contours of the land and if they do not, it would appear simple to make this slight rearrangement or that bit of altering to gain complete symmetry. On these heights it is hard to reconcile the existence of wars. It is only when you are back in the narrower confines of the city's streets, marching with the masses of humanity, that wars become a reality again. At times, history seems little but a recital of wars past. There are philosophers philosophers who argue, in fact, that war is as "normal peace. Memorial Day, of course, is a day set aside to bow a moment over the war dead of the past. It has grown to encompass all those who made the supreme sacrifice. They are remembered. And again we renew our promise that they will not have died in vain. Yet we look about us and see much of the world in turmoil, despite all the efforts of the past decades to replace international strife with a just world order. Despite continuing challenges and occasional setbacks, world leadership remains in our hands. But leadership has its price, and we can be sure that, having surmounted present challenges, yet others await us over the horizon. On that hilltop, conflict seemed remote. Down here, we know it is all too real and immediate. The challenge is continuing, and our response must be strength - of spirit and moral fiber as well as In arms, In this fashion, must we keep faith with ourselves and those Americans we honor. J. - -. . .- I ____•:. Who Can Forget? SCIENCE WORLD The Junk From Space By DON GRAFF If President Carter is having difficulty coming up with a new policy on Rhodesia (correction, Zimbabwe Rhodesia), It is certainly not due to any shortage of possibilities to choose from. There's his own of the past two-plus, years, which is to maintain diplomatic and economic sanctions against the Salisbury regime and hope that this will eventually pressure it into widening black participation and powers in the coalition government. There Is also the policy of the U.S. Senate, which is on the record as overwhelmingly favoring the immediate lifting of sanctions. And then there is the policy the new British Conservative government is cautiously sidling up to, seeking to deliver on pre-election promises to its own rightwingers to loosen the screws on Salisbury without distancing itself too far from U.S. policy, whatever that may turn out to be. All involve risks. To continue the hard line would mean U.S. rejection of the black-majority government resulting from the recent elections and ending whatever chance there may be of its effecting changes in the white-written constitution and coming to terms with guerrillas based rrrriuon, On the Senate-style, may win friends in Salisbury but it certain to lose them throughout the rest of black Africa. 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They were able to manipulate the DOE IN MEMORIAM: Today, when America gasoline pump this Memorial Day, the nagging asked for clearance in April and haven't regulations to get as much as $8 a barrel more honors all those who died for their country, Is question inevitably arises: "Are the oil corn- received it yet," an FTC official told our than they should have, also the beginning of Vietnam Veterans Week a panles behind it all?" By the time motorists pay associate Peter Grant. "I can't figure out what's But the GAO and House investigators found tribute to the 3.1 million survivors of that tragic their 80 cents, 90 cents or $1 a gallon, many are holding it up." that DOE officials sat on the criminal cases for conflict. It is little enough recognition for these Confidence in DOE'S ability to investigate the understandably convinced that Big Oil is ripping four years before turning any of them over to the unappreciated vets, many of whom are still oil industry in any meaningful way was severely Justice Department them off, for prosecution. me in. struggling to overcome the physical and mental shaken recently by official confirmation of our of the nation's longest and most frustrating President Carter and his energy czar, James June 16, 1978, revelation that agency officials vestigatlons have been shunted back and forth scars war. Schlesinger, are stalwart In their defense of had leaked confidential information to the between DOE regional offices and Washington oil Industry against allegations that its Not everyone has forgotten the men who made American Petroleum Institute, the oil industry's headquarters year after year while the statute of deliberately holding back on supplies to create a limitations slowly ticked away. the supreme sacrifice In Vietnam. A New Mexico major trade association, shortage that will drive Prices up. Carter has Further suspicions about the department's Worse still, DEO failed to follow up the historian, Dr. Victor Westphall, has spent the dismissed those who see such a plot as "looking crackdown capacity were ge nerated by DOE's numerous leads it was given that some of the 'ast 10 years working on a personal memorial to for scapegoats." budget request for next year, which would cut its nation's major oil companies were actively all Vietnam vets and especially to his son David, While the Department of Energy has enforcement staff from 610 to 260. "DOE has Involved who was killed with 12 other Marines in an In the gigantic swindle, demonstrated a remarkable lassitude In conambush in Vietnam. already decided for itself that oil will be The energy agency's failure to move against trolling Big Oil, other government agencies have decontrolled," a congressional energy expert oil Industry rip-off artists has become so With his own hands, Westphall has constructed collected evidence that leaves them highly told us. "So they're giving up their enforcement suspicious that several Capitol Hill investigators the Vietnam Peace and Brotherhood Chapel near suspicious that the oil companies have made a efforts." asked the FBI to look Into possible conflicts of Taos, N.M. In the absence of official memoris killing from the current shortage. The most flaming example of DOE's interest among DOE bigwigs. As a result, a to those who made the supreme sacrifice jzi Inquiries by the Federal Trade Commission sweetheart relationship with the oil Industry, number of officials have been barred from Vietnam, families who lost sons or husbands and several congressional committees have though, is documented In two unreleased reports working on resale cases. have driven thousands of miles to bring focused on a curious drop in refinery Utilization by the General Accounting Office and the House The Justice Department recently reported that photographs of their loved ones to Westphall's since last December. The oil companies have Energy and Power subcommittee. The reports no corruption has been detected at the Depart- chapel. blamed this on the loss of Iranian imports detail DOE's total failure to keep oil-resale firms ment of Energy. But this finding has been unA number of public officials, Including Sen. following the ouster of the shah. But our sources From squeezing billions of dollars from the convincing to Capitol Hill experts, who feel that Pete Domenici, R-N.M., have tried to have the tell us the FTC has evidence that much of the American public. Justice made only a perfunctory effort to check chapel put in can of the National Park Service, available crude oil has been lying stagnant In the As early as 1975, DOE learned of possible out the charge& but federal officials have repeatedly turned refineries' tanks, waiting for prices to go higher. criminal violations by Ua hundreds of resale Congressional sources also think Justice has down the suggestion. Unfortunately, the FTC has run into a firms that sprang up after the 1973 pricing been niggardly in allocating its resources to Footnote: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial mysterious "oil curtain" in its attempt to find regulations went into effect. These operators set prosecution of the resale gypsters. Only 100 Fund has recently been established to finance out what's going on in the industry. The DOE up dummy corporations whose sole purpose was attorneys and a handful of FBI agents were such national monuments to Vietname-era vets- "How does your company stand on sexual harassment by females?" 2..79 KY.SUND ••KV. GIN 'Oil CurtainBlocks Gas $ Information BERRY'S WORLD 25.4 01. LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W 'COUPON ,,,,, ,,n 'I. By AL ROSSiit.n narrowly missing two men who were stacking UPI Science Editor hay. WASHINGTON (UPI) A Soviet satellite fell - A farmer in Ucera, Venezuela, saw a to Earth nine years ago scattering charred steel fireball and heard an explosion when an 11-pound debris over the American southwest including a meteorite struck the ground 240 feet from his 640-pound steel plate that is the heaviest "n house on Jan. 16, 1970.. piece of space junk to have been recovered.1i -A meteorite welghhig. 12.3 ounces struck a Sometime in late J un e or ear ly July, home in Wethersfield, Conn., April 8, 1971, and America's abandoned 78.5 ton Skylab space lodged in the ceiling of the living room. station will re-enter Earth's atmosphere, -A meteorite struck a garage at a home Meanwhile, back at the ranch in Zimbabwe disintegrate and drop an estimated 500 chunks of located two miles north of Canon City, Cob., Oct. Rhodesia, the new black prime ministermetal along a 4,000 mile long belt 100 miles wide. 27, 1973, penetrated the roof and shattered when designate, Bishop Muzorewa, appears at least Forty-three Skylab pieces are expected to it hit the floor. Fragments weighing more than assured of making it to his inauguration in June. weigh more than 200 pounds with a section of an three pounds were recovered. He has to date effectively outmaneuvered airlock module weighing 5,000 pounds, a lead-A 50-gram meteorite fell through the roof of other black leaders, disgruntled by his strong lined film vault weighing 4,000 pounds and six a carport in a trailer park in San Juan showing in the elections. But his real test will oxygen tanks weighing 2,700 pounds apiece. Capistrano, Calif., March 15, 1973. come In his dealings over the long haul with Just In addition to Skylab, there are now more than Of the satellite debris that fell over the South. one white leader, Ian Smith. 4,600 manmade objects the size of golf ball or west on Aug. 28, 1970, six pieces of steel were Smith, who deduced RhodesIa's 270,000 larger in space. All but 114 are in orbit around recovered from rural areas near Beaver, Okla., whites Independent of Britain back In 1965 and the Earth and most sooner or later will return, Adrian, Tex., and Pratt, Kan. Three of the pieces maintained that independence in the face of the Thousands of man-made objects already have were oblong chunks two to two and one-half feet opposition of virtually the rest of the world for a fallen out of orbit since the space age began in long and weighing about 150 pounds each. The decade, agreed eventually to share power with 1957 and the North American Air Defense largest piece was a flat steel plate four feet the county's six million blacks but only under Command reports space debris is now falling on square weighing 640 pounds. terms of a constitution he wrote and guaranthe average of more than one a day. The Air Force's NORAD said the junk came teeing the white minority of some 4 percent a -28 NORAD said it knows of no one being hit by a from the Soviet Cosmos 316 satellite. percent share of government positions. man-made object from space and it said chances Among other pieces of space debris known to Smith's would be a tough act to follow under are greater of being struck by a meteorite, have fallen in the United States include: any circumstances, let alone in the conflicting According to a study for NASA by the Battelle -A 21-pound cylinder that hit a street in" domestic and international interests in which Columbus (Ohio) Laboratories, there have been tersection in Manitowoc, Wis. in September 1962. has done so much to entangle the unfortunate only seven verified incidents of injuries caused It came from Russia's Sputnik 4 satellIte, country. by a meteorite during the past 200 years and no -A titanium sphere weighing 30 pounds found But that's not the problem. No one is going to verified fatalities, near Tomahawk, Wis., and believed to have have to follow Smith for the very good reason There have been some close calls, however come from a Russian satellite, that he does not Intend to leave the stage. As long during the past decade. Among 12 separate in -A 32-pound sphere found near Nome, Alaska as he is in the government, his is likely to be the cidents reported since 1968 were: in June 1969 and identified as Soviet in origin, dominant role, -A 1.5-pound meteorite penetrated the roof of -Three spheres found in North Dakota In And that is Zimbabwe Rhodesia's real a barn near Murchison, Australia, Sept. 28, 1969, April 1972 and identified as American In origin, problem. JACK ANDERSON Lately, nuclear reactors have been under suspicion as a safe and useful source of energy. The record of the Nautilus stands against those fears. It sails into history as a triumphant example of what the human intelligence can achieve through the disciplined mastery of a new technology. :' Monday, May 28, 1979-5A 6.99 7.29 6.39 6.29 6.39 6.29 6.29 6.39 AND FREE 8-PACK 12 OZ. CANS �SPORTS 6A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Monday, May21, Williams, Brown Pace Far Al I's W el Mears Pinches Self After 500 _ 1NL)1ANA1OLIS UPI, - leadchanged eight times and 17 spectacular practice crash an Rick Mears, the "kid" from cars were still running at the the first day of the time trials, ' , John Curry, Jimmy Bussard three-hit, shutout in Pools By In girls softball games, Bakersfield, Calif., was still finish - the most since g • was third, Bobby Unser fourth -. . and Mike Bedlent combined to Max's 7-0 win over BPC Donna Alderman drove in six pinching himself today. Al Unser set all the speed and Mike Mosley fifth. The rest pitch a no-hitter Saturday in the Properties; Paul Broomfield runs as Skyhook Cranes He conceded it was difficult to marks, five of them, but Mears' of the top 10, in order, were Seminole Pony Baseball had 3-for-3 and Joey Mohr and defeated Longwood, 20-5, get used to the idea he was the average of 158.899mph was well Gordon Johncock, rookie ' !Aatie, leading Joyce Well Bryan Mullins scattered four marking Skyhook's 18th . ', • new Indianapolis 500 champion. off Donohuc's record 162.962. Howdy Holmes, Billy Vukovich, Drilling to an 8-6 victory over hits and fanned 11 of 19 batters straight win without a setback. ilils is unbelievable," said Two crashes slowed the pace Tom Bagley and Steve Krisi_______ , Magnolia Service Corp. as Datro Landclearing stopped Burger King baunced back for the slender, 27-year-old blond but the drivers, Larry Rice and lolL :: . --In other games, Alan Zelnick Tropic Bank, 15-3; Greg an 11-win over Forest City as who started third fastest last track record-holder Tom Only Mears and Foyt went and Greg Root combined for a Markham and Greg Ebbert D.D. Reese had three hits. year but had to settle for 23rd Sneva, escaped unhurt. the distance. Ongais, Bobby , . teamed up to hurl a one-hitter, N e . s o N sixit. "It's almost like a fairy FINANCIAL Sneva hit the wall 12 laps Unser and Manley trailed by . . .. ._. . .- . . -. leading Financial Planning to a YOUNGSTC R H PLANNINOAC R H tale. PROPERTIES ... • MAX from the finish while he was one ap - ':-•.. Al * H 4-2 win over Nelson•Youngson as N H -'...., ..- •• BoSom 30 I J I I MIIaVICII In only his second crack at challenging for a top finishing A series of other disputes, in the battle of Forest City rdllng s nchest jackpot, he spot and had to stttle for 15th protests and a court case .. r 301 luscImi - ', ' McOrew '-c OranylIll 200 Dickmeyer 200 teams Ixit thi old iiiastir, runnerup place • • .'.. . eIIck marred Indianapolis 500 211 Mt Twi , Also Saturday, John Euliano Dana) Ongais, molved in a preliminaries 1 Markham and Christ Ross combined 22 ; :: _____ ____ Ill R,.,T tnree-niuer to pace u jj lay chase. And tonight, Rapid ______ 300 Osterbach 300 Murrls • 0 SCompton III EquIpment to a 19-2 win over OrOCfO$l 100 Totals 2203 __________ Rick and the Roger Penske ________ ________ Roof Totals ISIS II 31 Totals Totals 2474 Swim N' Stuff; Milex Tuneup Ii team collect their loot - an ___________________ IPC Opef-tl15 000 lii -2 Nilson.Yunston - trimmed Smith Insurance, estimated $275,000. Pools lyMOx III Six -4 Financial Planning Inst. 040 300 x-7 _________________________________ _____________ Seminole Plaza Merchants SEMINOLE PLAZA GOLDEN COMI Mears, the 10th pole-sitter to WI. CO. CHURCH TRAVELERS *1151 stopped Golden Comb Salon as AIRH AS N H Al N H roll into Victory Lane, and the _______ ______ ___________ ___________ Hums 4 3 3 Missina ' lauchons 3 I I WhIte 30I Mickey Helms banged out three Harmon 432 rag. 331 Sby l'enske crew executed seven 201 100 Sine Abfley _____ 4 32 2 Lamb 4 II hits; Tom Galloway delivered Curl•fle _____ _____ I II Shaum 3II iwrlet pitstops and he led three Hum _____ 3 ii 0011511 Lecher 303 Taylor 311 ________ '' the game-winning hit in the Fortenburry I 3 I Stapkton 2 1 I s is Guemplu 2 00 times for a total of just 25 laps, JiSastea 2 I I Standl.y 4I2 Taylor 3 0 I Raley 3IS eighth inning as Joey Janego M015t1$ØS including the lust 18. 2 S I Focklar 331 MIller 2 0 I Winscoft I0I Outs won a tight pitching duel In Pryor I I I Kolslmeyur i o Green I II For a long time it appeared as 51115.5 1 I I Evans 2 0 0 WhIte 250 Process Machinery's 1.0 Parker . A-,r Strewn I II Lynch I II though the Penskes, with Mears 100 Knlstsff 301, ______ Totals 23 II II Galisno • . triumph over Alistar Auto Ma(ewskl I 0 I Totals 23 0 S and hobby Unser (or Unser and Totals 22 12 0 Parts; Process Machinery Malvnl 100 )i____ III Mears, would finish 1-2, _____ Golden Combs Salon 104 221 -12 I01 came back with an 8-5 win over By•s SimlnslaplagaMur. 404 22 something that hasn't happened Totals 24 I I North Orlando Foods as Mike suice itodger Ward and Len CommunIty Clwrcti 001 001-I DATRO .IOPIC SANK Henley had three hits and Travelers 000000 -4 AINH AI*H Sutton finished in that order in ______ Ford Archer 3 i o scattered six hits. MILEX TUNE-UP S M I T H IN1962. lItylo 2 Al N H lUNAtICS In Pinto games, Adams Auto 5,1, Quinn 255 MullIng 231 But Unser's racer lost a gear 40 I Al N H Iti WeInberg 2 2 2 Iroonsftold 333 Parts stopped Jack-in-the Box, LewIs 4 2 2 Martal 2 11 late in the race, with a holiday Clam 212 Vieli 402 Dali 444 SmIth 321 VItals , 17-6; Robble Locher hurled a WIlliams 2 0 crowd of about 280,000 treated 31 2 Saver 3II CissuIl 2 II Wendi I II Kryur one-hitter to bring Winter 4 I 1 Taubensee 2 21 Thompson 2 5 i Neysum to a thrilling duel in nearperfect I IS WhIte 311 Plshirty 301 Turner 3 II Thomas 2Si Springs Community Church's 1 McFadden 2 II Dial weather, and Mears' only 100 a,iç .4 Totals II 3 4 Raymond 0 ' EllIott 2 I 0 JennIngs 0 300 win over L.ongwood Cole Robinson III worry left was the foxy Foyt, 200 Froscher ISO Roysum S IS Travelers; and Salvagio's Totals 20 10 11 Coleman 0IS who sought a record fifth Totals it is Michner 250 Sluggers trimmed Harcar Speedway triwnph. Datro Land Clearing 141 34- IS •I TrOPIC lank 120 I5 3 AlumInum, 15-9. Wokei 100 Miller pitches, Omerod bats When Foyt's engine went sour Totals 10 I S in the final laps, Mears was Mile* Tune-Up 100 Il-Il home free. Foyt coasted across SmIth Insurancs 310 21-4 the finish line with the engine JACK-lN.THI.ADAMS AUTO silent. *5*51 lOX 323 ASRH Nephew We won because we had the Ke m p Billing h am 's 343 II 0 D.Corsl German right people and the right I 30 Swinolsart I 20 J.Corsl Miller (troVe the same car he had a year ago, a I'enske powered by an etght-cyttnder British CosFavo rife PIciye worth engine. Mears said he had a "couple of close calls" - one when he By United Press International three-hitter, and the Tigers to a 0-2. and Unser almost collided in Listening to Jack Blflingham 5.1 victory over the Baltimore In the nightcap, Alan Tram(lie first turn as they battled for speak about Steve Kemp's Orioles In the first game of a rnell drove in five runs, inthe lead. hitting ability, you get the doubleheader. eluding a three-run triple in the "Then I got sideways a couple Impression the Detroit pitcher The muscular left fielder eighth inning, and Lou of times and we had stagger in has forgotten about some of his came back in the second game Whitaker added three RB!. Pat the tires," he said. "We fanner teammates at Cinclnwith his eighth homer of the Kelly homered for Baltimore. corrected that in the pits, and natt. year to spark Detroit to a 10-3 I roin then on we ran a amooth Yankees 0-5 "I've never seen anything triwaph, marking the first time Lou Pinlella belted a pinchhlt and race allBobby day.' like the way Kemp has been since Sept. 14, 1977 the Tigers homer with one out in the eighth Theconsistent Unser brothers, hitting the last two months," have captured both ends of a inning to give New York a split. and Al, led mast of the 200 laps, said Bilhlngham, who was a double-header. Bobby 89 and Al 85 of the fiXSt member of the Reds for seven In the first game, Rick Wise 100. But Al's new Chaparral had years until being traded to the live The Tigers also got consecucomplete game perfor- tossed a five-hitter and Paul an apparent transmission Tigers last season. Dade had three hits, including mances from their pitchers for his first homer of the season, failure right after the halfway "lie's hitting singles, he's the first time this season when and drove in three runs to lead mark in the race and he was hitting [or power and he's Dave Rozema, 2-2, pitched an Cleveland. The Indians hitting for average. I've SCCfl eight-hitter In the second game Ron Guldry his fourth loss In But for that problem, AL some big hitters but I've never Detroit cooled off the eight decisions and the Cy Unser might have tied Foyt's heard of (Pete) Rose, (George) Orioles, who had won of their Young Award winner suffered a record of four Speedway vie- Foster or (Joe) Morgan hitting last 32 games. slight hamstring pull and lasted tortes. He was running ef- .400 after the first two months. In the opener, Blllingham only five Innings. Ray Burns, fortlessly and appeared to be in You hope he always comes up allowed only one hit over the who pitched the final 3 1-3 In- . jotirsis Trflper Singer Premsa . Jack lAthe lox AdimsAufo Parts - -. - . ,- - - - - - ...-- - -- - - . Hudson '" - • Swim EquIpment .------ - - - ' - - -. - - -•• - . -. .c,d-, - ,.w . •d' D''2 __________ -. . . .- 'i.W). - .- -. - -- _______ ______ - - • .•, - - - -. - 3' - .. •. ' " " '. - Clavsnn Melnick Totals Terry Driblow scores on close play Dick Jeyce DrIlling Fans Advice Works Wonders For Baker 020 220 3 II i II 211 204 17 It Ir) 3 IS IS 55 5$ IO II1 is Is-I IlIJanugi 211 4ISHIAIIy III 3SlPrasi, 311. IIISaiIsway 4S3 I Gerinon 30 I Maniey II I MIiIer ISI Taylor II $Thsriiton 25! Sterner 1 I I lirks Totals )SISHornsr IS5 Totals -uI4 AIIStar Auto III III Il-I Pr.c.s* Madiinsry ** Il-I MEMPHIS, Term. (UP!) - In always played hard though. My with the kids," shutout. Billy Gardner's heyday as a feeling was, people payed to see The "kids" appear to be Royals 2, Toia 1 major league baseball player, a good bailgame and hustle working too. The Chicks have Todd Crux's first major. the late Casey Stengel corn- from the players." managed to maintain a grip on league homer - a two-run shot plained, "Can't nobody here That love affair with baseball first place In the Western off Jerry Koonan in the eighth play this game?" continues, Gnrdner says, at- Division of the league for most inning - and the six-hit pitGardner often thinks of the though he works for nickels and of the season. N. OIL larroft PROCESS MACHINERY Al I $ III * IN his third borne run and Bob homer. 1 .- . - - -- .. - save. - Chicks' game In Memphis. "I somewhat and I enjoy working Davis. 153 SIS -1$ .- --- ---- ----. - -. At/dH7 /y'M'é PoAC#oñ'' o,c '//o*E, - 0 ' 15)4.40. -' Secondrace, D, 5-Il. Time 3)45 3 Mountain Bloom 1000 1 20 -I 70 - . , - -- - p7'M24f$." - west W F' -' - .;' r - IK'sQueenBee $700. Third race, M. S-Il. Time 32.11 L Pct. 08 2$ 19 .596 25 II .351 1 I Texas 26 19 .310 26 20 .546 1½ Ken City Chicago 22 23 .409 5 17 31 .351 11½ Seattle 16 31 .340 I? Oakland Saturday Results Toronto 7. Boston 6 - 1,9,41 WiQ MORE 1?AIV 3K'sCanDo 16.0 320 300 I Happy Troubles S 60 5 60 6VixenBeil 380 0(3-4) 21.10, P13-I) 54.00, 1(3-4-ia 175.10. Fourth race. C, S-Il. Time 31.43 1 Passover Prince 6.10 1 20 3 60 - - °-,: ,r /979 777'4I fl"/24' 'E,qEw)vg Cleveland S. New York 4 CalifornIa I. Chicago I Kansas City 7, MInnesota 4 Baltimore 7, DetroIt 5, 340 280 I Bloosy so 0(3-4) 14.40, P(3-1) 70.40, 1(3-4.1) - 16 .. - , I Patti Shaw / 's. - 3 10 3 50 SJaegadoo 9 40 0(7-I) 14.00, P(7-I) 50.10. 1(705) 150.50. Filth race. D, 5.16, Time 31.53 6Madison Viking 1300 160 360 1 K's Solo 1.10 3 60 I Black Rickle S 70 Q(4-6) 25.60, P16.4) U SO. T(4-4-i) 75960. Sixth race B, 5-Il, Time 31.53 1 Wise Cracker 1 10 2 80 7 80 2 Saturday's News I? 20 1 70 - . I(JL,C/Z1Ep - ,4,% flq0ç/Q4',6 P/'0 , ' - 4,, ________________ 4.1 -, /, Harness Racing ' JaI.AIai - . Pro Basketball ' B I.ARRV ('AsTU-; Conditioning Draws Line If there is one factor that separates two players who appear to be evenly matched as far as skill and technique goes, that factor would be conditioning. Almost alwa)-s when a match is being played between two evenly matched players, the fittest player wimis. Just playing every day is not really enough to get in top flight condition. A player should work on this vital aspect of his gaiiie both on and off the court. 'l'lie following is a list of general items one may pcmforiii: Off Court running patterns, interval training, circuit training, any di-ills combining playing skills and conditioning. The Inure one combines conditioning with skills and practice, (tie better. Your playing skills will improve as well as your en- duran&'e. i(umuing. Always begin your running with a warm up, plus stretching, and end with a cooling off period and stretching. include distance work, interval and some speed work. 'l'io to five miles is enough for distance or run 20 to 40 minutes at a coinfortiible pace. Interval training. i'here are four different s as to incorporate interval training into your workout Vary the pace on a long run, e.g. run not sprint) for one minute. i alk 15 SeeoIl(Is, C;LSV jog 15 second_s. for l5to 30 total nuinute.s. Easy jog fur one minute, run faster br 30 seconds, l to 30 total minutes. 'I'wcntv to out' (-OtlI1t(10Wl1. A great way to end a practice. PiCk distamu-e equal to tso lengths of a court. Run the distance, then nest Willie counting to t wentv. Run again, count to 19, run, count tO III etc.. (101511 to one. The rest gets shorter and the rulininlg g(ts toughen- at the end ('nun ilnills. Al1%' hitting drills on the court are great for Cull)- skills work with conditioning. Cycling. This is excellent for endurance and the legs. Stationary bikes are great training devices. Mix 1011g. steady pedaling 15 to 20 MP.l1. with sonic interval sprints. Calisthenics. Use these for general body strength. The legs get lots of work mi tennis, but the arms, stomach and back are often negk'ted. The three basic exercises are push-ups, sit-ups utid chest-raises and they should be done at least three times a wed; by both tennis and non-tennis players Leg Exercises, Lunges. Begin standing with feet together. Take a big step forward, txn(1 the knee and push off the lea(l foot to your starting position. Squat mimiti Rt'a('h. Squat down with your thighs parallel to tIle floor and touch the flour with your fingers. Then straighten up. Ball l'k'k Lip. Spread 20 balls around the court. Pk-k theimi all up, bending from the knees and moving S quickly as 3011 t-ali. Footssnrk Patterns. Run small patterns on the cow t. ('Illphasizing fast feet Fast I"tM)tssork. Run ni piace itS fast as you can. ti't pick your halec:. up hi5 Ii. Speed IS the most important. Hun for about 15 seconds at ii time. Repeat several times. ('russusers, 'itims is similar to fast footwork, but step ;it'I-os:;, back to cellL'r, alternating legs. Itavkrt Jump. Put your racket down, jump from side to side over time grip with your feet together. tm't jwnp high and ik'mi't pound. Speed is (lie aim. Sklpping. lie cam-eful .Excessive skipping is very hard Oil (lie shins amid knees. AVoi(l har(l surfaces and keel) (tie work intervals 5111)11 and fast - Wear shoes. biniimig The ;IUIIWII ('ancer 'lournamcnt will be played at (tie Bayhead Racket (_'lub starting Frida)-. Play will be in men's doubles ;I11d WOIi)Cn'S doubles. Most of the top players in the area will be IlimilpetinIg. Entr}- fee i.s $30 pci- team and is tax deductible. '10 enter call (tie Bayttead Racket Club 323-7363. Along with (tie mens and wonuens doubles will be a singles tour:iaznemi( fur boys and girls ages 10 arnl wider,12 and wider, and 14 and under. This tournament will be played at Eniiiia Spencer's Courts and the entry fee is $5 per player. Entries iiiay be phoned in to Enwia Spencer of Doug Malk2owski. Leaders Malor League Leaders I yin, American League By United Press International TIOIS II. . Mi) Batting Singlelon. Bali and Hørlon. Sea (based on 100 a) bats) 10. May. BaIt, Cooper ,lnd national League Oglivie, Mu ,,nd Smalley. Minn G AS H PcI. Brck, St 32 109 II 316 Runs Batted In Rose. Phi II Ill 62 363 Murphy. National League Mrphy. 39 141 19 318 AtI 36 Kingmafl, Chi 35. ioMr, Cn 36 115 49 338 Schmidt. Phil 34. Foster, Cm Mull, NY II 163 55 and G,srvey. LA 33 Knqht, Cn 11 163 54 .i31 Baylor, Amer,caq League Crtr. Mtl 31 130 43 331 Cal 17. Lynn. (los 40. Porter. Wntld, SD 18 184 60 326 K( 38. Cooper. Mu 36. Nclllcs, (ivy, LA 18 191 62 320 NY S Strgli, Pt? 78 100 32 320 American League 0 AS H PcI. Kemp. 0) 3? 134 SI 103 Smlly, M 13 168 61 381 Carew CI I? 110 60 353 Ut-my, 13s 13 181 61 348 SINNH 115110 Bochle, 5 41 t56 54 .346 DOG P 1 M I D II S Rice, laos 13 162 55 .310 Dwnng, 40 ill 10 .310 BEFORE 11 Iii 60 339 Baylr, Cl lanstr. Ch 42 148 50 338 Mnsn, NY 13 172 57 331 Home Runs National League - Schmidt, Phil 15. Kingman, ChI 11, Murphy, All 13; Matthews, All and Dawson, Mt( 11 - iq - - S1I * -4 - ' is 3lI PhillIss . s II) single and scored on Steve A 7-OHfco,qo y,gf/p. MAY #E - Calit Minn - DAYTONA BEACH Saturday mat.nee First race, M. S-il, Time 3214 3Get 1820 1620 10CC SlrishCo. 120 340 I Carolina i 0(3-5) 50.40, P13-SI 305.50. T(3-S-2) - ____ UIIIrIS Tennis Anyone? Dog Racing 0' 7W! ,4f/NN15074 1W/ñ' COfti/'ltEP American League East w L Pct. OS 29 16 .641 BaIt Boston 26 17 .605 2 Milwauke 26 21 553 4 24 21 New York Cievelnd 20 24 15 21 .462 $ Detroit Toronto 12 34 .261 17½ t\I()-I'"I itter Murkey's 6 RBIs S :)0ric GrI u 111 dung of Steve Busby paced line In his new role as manager dimes. But the big boners his team .., McwuIie ia By United Press 111tfI*U0UIi Garvey's sacrilice fly, Baker Forach tossed an eight-hitter, Kansas City. Busby, 2.2, at- of the Memphis Chicks, a c' The 61•yearold native of sometimes make on the field Qlram 4 3', °OP° MasSey 4 $ Fans usually work hard and then hit his fifth homer of the leading St. Louis to a split tempting a comeback from Soutiern 1ague team in Waterford, Conn., moved from still give him headaches. lack 3 II I 4 I 1 00AISWO) Hansoq never get a boost. This time season off loser Pedro Borbon, before5Zfans_nd. shoulder surgery, was touehed the Montreal Expos orgn- playing to coaching In 1964 4 $ Gardner says he's learned KSelIIS 4 35) for six singles en route to his jnj, they got credit for helping thCit 2-I, to give the Dodgers the best crowd in Expos' history.' MiNer when a dislocated elbow ended that the quality of play is not the Lsn* *S team. ISO Slits third complete game as the 1 S lead. Phillics 1, The plain-talking Gardner his playing days with the Red only difference between the McCluos msbun I I "Some fans In left field began Davis Lerrin LaGrow, recently acSos. He stayed with the team as major and minor leagues. Totals Pitcher Steve Carlton and Royals completed a three-game has baseball roots going back 1 5. 1945 when, at the age ci 16, he a coach, then became a yelling at me to hit more quire'J from the Chicago White Pete Rose each rapped three sweep. 'Up there, everything Is Totals is a A's 2, Brewers 1 aggressively and it sort of woke Sos, gained credit for his first hits and Greg Luzinaki slam. was signed to his first manager in the team's minor given to you," he said. "You Nort%Orl.sdeF.sds III * 3-i me up," Dusty Baker explained NatIo 511 III i-S Jeff Newman's eighth homer professional contract by league organization, ride on alrplc'ues and get meal Process Machinery Sunday after hitting a tWo-run relief of Andy Messersmlth. League victory In med a homer to help and Milt Riunlrez's RB! single George Mack of the Giants. Gardner managed In the money and big salaries. Dowo homer in the seventh Inning to Philadelphia break a thTCe- - both in the seventh inning Pinch hitter Ken Henderson's game losing streak. "That was when you just minors for 10 years, Including here the kids don't make money Met z 7-H It $ cap a three-nm rally that gave helped Steve McCatty, 3.0, needed permission from yolr stints In Jacksonville and like that. I think the major single triggered a Pirates 2, Mets 1 the Los Angeles Dodgers an 8-7 fow uprising in the top of Bill Robinson greeted make his first major-league father to play ball," Gardner Omaha, before returning to the league cluba should help the victory over the Cincinnati a successfui one. i4ary said. put the jcj majors In 1977 as first base minor league out some more Cards, 13-5 reliever Date Murray with a Beds. edtheloss. Alter paying his dues in t coach with the Expea. He was with money. They gotta eat ahead 74. After Ce,sar Geroni- solo home run leading off the Angth 4-I, WhIte Ix 1.1 "1 consIder myself U bl hit mo doubled In Dave Collins, mInors for nIne years, Gardner the -aMern League's Manager too." ninth, Rod Mets pitched a seven nuin," continued Baker. Baylor hil two homers gothisbigleagueopponyth of the Year in 1968 and the Henderson singled home - Aifros 4 Pidrea 2 hitter and the Phillies attack backed and Don Aase tdied a toni' 1954. In hIs 10-year major Southern League's Manager of Doyle Down, him with a 13-hit wasjust trying to hit the ball ... tp Ruuth's error, to record his fifth victory and I wasn't trying for a home run." as a gutsy na to tie American Asthe Carde in the Mthmoid Nevertheless, Baker i the _____ Dennis Walling's RB! single place in the AL West. Dave second baseman with the soclalion's East Division title. D OVIS U F Springs L4ttle League. te of batter who can always or the Dodgers In the second IW)Ited a three-nan seventh. Frost threw a six-hitter and Giants, the New York Ywkees. When Fellpe Alan was prodeliver the big hit, the long ball. nnlng and Griffey connected In Richard, 5-4,Instruck out ax and Bri Downing's two-nm triple Baltimore and Boston. motedfrun Chicks' manager to The PHILLIPS walked none going the CLEVELAND (UP!) fo for LINK CARDS *1151 "Dusty has always done a LaGrow, 1-0, got help from distance for the third time, edthe Angels In the opener. Although he was not bursting third base coach with the New York Yankees announced ac$oss good job against us," said Bob Welch, who pitched two Raugeii 7 Miriam 3 BraVes 19, Gusts $ with 'alent, Garhier made up Expos, Gardner gladly came Sunday they have optioned Cincinnati Manager John Buddy Bell had three hits, for It with hustle and his love of down to take over In 1979. Infielder Bryan Doyle to Wall allowed 311 WIld 311 lossob III • Mth'amara. "He is an aggres- earn hisand foirth save.tour hits to Darrel Chaney's two-out, In two andRomer scored the game. * 3), bases-loaded single In thedrove another andnina Steve "It's so expensive up there Colwnbus of the International Pu ii sIv hitter and one we fear. P555151 I IS piser seventh frove In two rims. With "I could field and I got iMontreal) and I'm not making League on 2our AvorilI Bill Russell led oft the '33 Kllgor IS cattered eight hits over 71.3 share of base hits, but I was no that kind of bread," he exSanFranclicoboldlnga6-5lead To take Doyle's place on the FentIr CardInals 114, Expes 3-6 11 Psariss 2 It seventh with a single, advanced Palmor In the sixth inning, Charlie innings to lead Texas. Jim Kern phenomenon with the bat," plalned. "After you put years roster, the Yankees brought up Ambros. Totals *oi P _____ Basebafi - - keys All-Stars Wllks Rogers Lanen Soils it stand up with a six-hitter to record his first major-league - MINN-YMARVEL W/iFI//ERRyXOQSMAts Malor League Cl ER - S -• -- - - - - er-a- -- -.. •__ -, . - - - - - -- ---- --. . - -- - - - - C., - - - - , •• - - , , -_ - - ', ,_ ' 't. '. - - - '-.. . -------- .,'L" \ -' - - - - - , - 7A 21 10 field-goal tries. The Sonics retx)unds, tight of theni on the hIivcs in the initiule points and a ganie-higti 1 went ahead for goxi less than offensive boards. of hIS retxiw;ds hayes Ii i1}ts tiling out. two minutes into the contest and led by us m'ny as 13 points shooting doldrums when he Overuil, the Sunics nutrebiuntiWashington for the first tim" in the first period, behind scored 10 of Ins 19 pointS in the Dennis Johnson's eight points fourth quarter to spark a late in the rugged series, 49-14. Bullet surge But it was too and four assists. Forward Rub [)arldrldge led Bullet center Wes Unseki, little too late, and \Vishington WittI 28 poInts and "a-Shun1gtOt1 than seven usually not much of a scoring never got closer WitS stationed It gtuir(l again threat, was instrumental in points after halftioe. Seattle tenter .Iack Sikma for a brief stretch late in the keeping Washington in the game with 23 points and 14 helped neutralize Unselil and game ;1' ; :.'Y I - I UI Ii ... I _________ II - - ALLSTAR AUTO PROCESS Al * H MACNININY J. Lyon 4II Al I H - u The Bullet guards starters Torn Henderson and Kevin Grevey and reserves Larry Wright and Charles Johnson collectively hit on only eight of 33 field-goal attempts while the Bullets as a team shot just 33 percent, their worst performance of the year. Elvin hayes also had his shooting problems in the early going, missing nine of his fir.t '"a innings Milwaukee I. Oakland 1, /,'f night Texas 2. Seattle 1, night ,'. 'I ,q, ,q,,, Sundays Rusults '-.' Cleveland S. New York 0, 1st New York at Cleveland, 2nd 7YF DetroIt 5, BaltImore 1, 1st ,q' ,q,4 p(' . Baltimore at Detroit, 2nd liayGoodbee 360 V/PEP Wi% CalIfornIa 4, ChIcago 2. 1st 0(1-2) 40.00, P11-SI 65.40. 1(12-I) CalifornIa 9, ChIcago, 1, 2nd 2)3.20. Pflø'E9 "f#ERt BOston Toronto 0 Sevenlh race. D, 5-16. Time 11.61 /p'Q pf'//( Kansas City 2, Minnesota 1 I Ban Bon Hurry 6 20 4 70 3 50 H0 Oakland 2, Milwaukee I lCIear Track S70 300 Texas 7, Seattle 3, night Abkar M. 4 80 ,. Today's Games 0(4.7) 21.20, p3(4.7) 66.00, T(47-2i (Ail Times EDT) 154 50. . Oakland (Keough 1-7) at Eighth race, C, S-Il, Time 31 4% Minnesota (Gottz 4-5), noon 670 300 360 I Hernan 800 1.10 3.20 lMarle Ann Cleveland (Garland 2-1) at 2Gasti 320 370 3.10 2.60 Carol's Nell Chicago (Wortham 3-1). 2:15 1.00 óPropellent 3Apraiz 640 p.m. Q(1-2)34,00;P(I-2) I54.20;T(I-2New York (Seattle 3-i) at Ninth race, 0,5-Il, Time 31.13 3)3S0.30. SEMINOLE Milwaukee (Travers 3-2), 2:30 ) BiU Kelly 18.60 73 60 910 Tenth Game SATURDAYRESULTS p.m. 7K'sflenji 8.60 540 4Zubl.Sarduy 15.10 5.00 3.00 First Racu 1-1 Detroit (Morris at 1 Ega,aPaco 5.00 3.20 8 Swltt Reaper 6WItty Ensign 4.60 3.00 3.20 Toronto (Lemanczyk 4-2), 7:30 0(1-i) 74.40, P11-i) 452.10, T(I-7-I) 2RamonDlaga 2.60 2Shawayleu 2.80 3.00 p.m. 0(1-4) 31.40; P (4-I) 95.10; 1 (4-1- 1132.00. 1 Colins Lady 4.10 Baltimore (0. MartInez 7-2) lOtS race, A. S-Il. Time 31.23 1) 270.40. 0 (4-2) 7.$Oi T (4-Il) u.n. it Kansas CIty (Leonard 4.4), . 4U11% WhIz Eleventh Game 6.20 1.40 360 Second Race 5:35 p.m. ., 3 DomingoDlano 73.60 5.10 2.20 6 Ethel Rhoads 12.00 5.20 A... I....I,h. • .W U.UV J.UV I Boston (RenkO 3-1) a? Texas'""" SCR's Pete Jones iVlcandl.Peclna 360 5.10 2.40 3Edb's0ter 3.60 300 (JenkIns 5-2), 5:35 p.m. dHerflaflGaStl 0(4-4) 41.00, P14-I) 4530. T(4-6S) 2.20 I JImmy Mlsner Tuesday's Games 0(3-1) 55.20; P13-i) 132.10; T (3.7. 351.00. -) I0.20 I (2-3-I) 197.20 Detroit at Toronto, night 11th race, 0. S-Il, Time 31.91 4) 4S0.20. ThIrd Race New York at Milwaukee, 3 Mary's Shadow 6 80 3 60 3 00 Twelfth Game $ Timely Jerry 3620 11.60 6.70 night .leanle BedeGoinl 3 80 -I 20 960 5.60 1 60 6 DaytIme 4 Fly Brook 3.60 3.70 Cleveland at Chicago, nIght 4.50 3MutlltaEnrlque 310 5.60 4.00 SRedjackson SWantawn Easy Oakland at Mihnesota, nIght 0(3-1) 19.50. P13-I) 62.10. 1(3 4-5) SApraiz-Gondra 3.20 0 (54) 52.00; 1 (1-4-I) 1207.00. Clarence Cain pitched a noThe All-Stars, 13-4, travel to Baitlmoru at Kansas City, 0(3-7) 55.20; P (7-3) 50.50; 1 (7.3. 110.00. Fourth Race 'hitter Friday and the Sanford Spring Bluff, Ga. this weekend night 12th race, C. S-Il, Tame 3' 03 4 Brett Latin La 1.40 3.00 2.60 5)31260 Boston at Texas, night A8 Mountain Uncouth 2S20 9.10 460 20)5; Handle5145,114. All-Stars bounced back and for a series. SOscar Pepper 3.20 2.50 Caiifornia at Seattle, night 2 Big Red Man II 70 500 3 Wild Boy forth to split a doubleheader 1.60 3 Sneaked fly 3 DARIEN 0 (4-5) 11.40: p (4-5) 14.40. SANFORD Saturday against Darien, Ga. 0(3-5) 143.40, P112) 25200, 1(12 Al * H SATURDAY NiGHT National League Fifth Racu ?, H 3)705.60. Cain no-hit Dade City as the Sidrs 323 Names 511 RESULTS East oCasperN 1.00 4.60 3.70 ISI Attendance 1,963; Handle 5113.414 4 II First Game W L PCI. OS All-Stars posted a 3-1 win as SmIth lRobbles Rocket 9.00 6.10 I I I Ralsus 4 I 2 SATURDAY NIGHT 13.60 5.60 1.60 27 16 .621 1.20 1 Aranl Arca S BarnieLobeli Jackam Greg Key scored twice. 4 II Phila 4$ I Calrd First Race 0, 3-5 1. 35.94 3GaldosDlaga AIsten 23 15 .625 $60 3.60 101 BrOwn ½ 0(4-2) 34.00; 1(4-2-3)242.40. 451 Montrl Kelvin Miles had two hits and MclViy IS 60 900 S Ml 4 1 I king 2 DomingoPecina 4 I 1 St. Louis 22 10 .550 3½ 2.00 2 K's L ililpop SIxth Race 311 Sti I Bud Norwid 2620 II 40 0 Jim Meadows scattered eight Massoy .473 (1-3) 32.2*; 1 (1-3-2) 752.20. 305 Pttsbrgh 19 21 6½ 7ChampColllns 36.20 15,60 5.70 It 1 MIIes 455 4 Concannon 3 00 Second Game a I 2 ChIcago 15 22 .150 7½ 6 Dusty Lehigh 7.40 5.60 4 5 I Mo-tho hits in a 5-4 win over Darien. Parham 0(17) 170.50, P121) 209.50. TIll 4.10 3lrustaGastill 9.00 7.00 0.20 15 25 .375 10½ 2445 New York 3lrainorsMargl llackslisro III Totals Randy Merthie and Levi R.alnes Mangrum 1515.20. 311 IDomingo Fernan West 560 100 QTralnersMarl Second race C SIlT. 31.54 33 had two hits each in a 5-4 lossto Totals 5 TranlArca W L PcI. 01 460 0 (7-4) 202.00; 1 (7-4.3) 1349.00. 1(3-I- 2 Ted's Reclman 1160 640 5 70 0(1-3)36.40; P (3-I) 1)1.60; Clnci 25 15 .540 Seventh Race Darien. IN ISO 113 4 Houston Darien 5 Zero Hawk 8 60 6 70 26 22 .5.42 1 6 B Haven Way 23.00 5.00 420 5) 20250; 00 (1-3) 121.70. NI * S3I -4 Sanford 8MV'sllna 7.20 San Fran 25 22 .532 1½ ThIrdOame 2MaylheFirst 4.00 3.10 0(2-5) 54.20, P12-5) 513.90, 1(2.55) 360 3 ZUbi Angeles 1 Los 23 23 .179 l8iackSandGs 11.60 1S0 5.40 DADS CITY SANFORD DARIEN SANFORD San Diego 15 29 .394 S 5 Sara 5.20 4.61) 1499.10. 0 (4-2) 22.00; 1 (6-2-7) 205.40. Al N H Al I H AS N H s Third race 0. S-Il T. 31.41 I S Riss Adams Atlanta 17 21 .356 3 I 1 I 1.10 5pjq Eighth Race 4 I I Raises 4 I Elmo 1 60 500 360 1 S Key Tomes 3 2 I 5m Saturdays Results Q (3-5) 39.40; P (3-5) ISI.20; T (2-S. 3 Go S I I 310 Miles 5.20 5.10 SWar Arrow Stinyard $ Dark Dudley 3 5 I I I BrowS S00 5 10 Mosely a o o sw' St. Louis at Montreal, ppd., 4 S 1 lOcale 333.SO. Star Cra 9.60 3.50 7) Sampson I I Stevens 3I I 6 Mick's Outlaw Listen 5 80 4 $ I Cais 4 I s rain 4 Brev Hanover 3.60 Adams 5 I 2 S I WillIams Fourth 0 ame Joitsus 4 I S Slums 4 I I 0(3-I) 21.00. P13-I) 45.30, 1(3-5-4) CincInnati 3, Los Angeles 1 Cr51, 55 CaIN 25 0 (5-4) 12.00; T (5-4-1) PIllion II I Thlebauch 11.60 560 300 321.60. 4 II 3Duron-Sarduy S I Williams Everett 2 5 • Maugnim New York 10, PIttsburgh S Tenth Race 3 S I WIlliams 255 2 Vicandl.Olano 1.20 3.20 Adams Fourth race AS-Il T. 31.20 II WIHId 21S Parham San Francisco 1 33 2 Meadews Atlanta 5, 7Arden Ed III 3.50 3.20 2.20 Egana.urqulza Floyd I 5 Mills 560 3Claregun's Flyer 31 60 1380 1900 S I I •Il1_en 31 1 Aisxasde, II 3 1, ChIcago PhIladelphIa 1. 1 Money Boosier 460 2.00 Totals 2) 3 4 231 I Totals Q(73) 29.29; P (3-2) 104.20; T (3- I Mike Jezak Mclvery * 5 I Raises IS 60 9 60 III night S Erin Lassie 2.20 21) 303.00. Totals 2SIITstals 3357 S Mountain Jolly 7 40 Houston 9, San 01,90 0, nIght 0 (1-I) 9.20; 1 (7-1-5) $2.40. FIlth Game 011-3) 11500, P(3-l) 352.10 T(3-1Sanford $02 Ill 55-3 04dm *5)0 * -4 Sundays Results A-SIll; Handle $134,100. 3Duran-Sarduy 11.60 5.80 3.00 $11745.60. DidICIty * III IS-I laSted Ill * -I Montreal 5, St. LouIs 3, lIt 2VicandiOlano 1.20 3.20 Fitthrace03-IT. 30.94 St. LouIs 11, Montreal 3 d lEgana-Urquiza 5.60 6JohnKutis 14605.80 380 Philadelphia 4, cRicago i Q(2'3) 29.20; P13-2) 104.20; 1(3-2- SW.G. Mary Alice 7.10 1.10 Pittsburgh 2, New York 1 7) 103.50. 5 Spread The News 110 Angeles CincInnati 7 La I, 0(6-5) 42.00. P16-I) 93.30, TIllS) Houston 4, San DIego 2 FIfth Game Atlanta 10, San Francisco $ 3Apraiz-Arriela 16.20 160 340 211.20. Sixth raceC 3-ST. 35.55 DAYTONA BEACH Today's Games SlsasaBadiola 610 5.70 óBIackLlmo 1420 600 140 SATURDAYMATiNEE Times (All EDT) IZubiGoirl 1.60 IlL. 5 Ama Dinomile 560 3 10 First Game Pittsburgh (Candelarla 3-3) at 0(3-5) 45.00; P (3-5) 302.70; IOrneryJ. 310 SVlctor-Gerardo 11.10 9.50 1.60 II 595.40. New York (Falcons 0-4), 2:03 0(4.1) 5I.2ii, P(&-I) 3i,.o. T(6-I-)) lArano.MandIoia 5,20 p.m. $lxthGame ICarasa-Gasll Atlanta (SOlOmOn 3-2) at San 15.40 2Gaidos-FerMn 6.30 5.00 1.00 Q (3-4) 42.00; T (340) 1427.00. Seventh Race B 3-I T. 30.45 lVIcandi.Arca 6.40 $60 Joseph Murkey hit two home Power DrIll & Fasteners as Francisco (Nastu 2-2), 4:03 Second Game I I'm Best 17.50 600 5.00 p.m. HernanDlaga 4-for-4, Stickney had Nicole runs, a pair of doubles and two 7Arano•lsidro 11.20 7.40 3.10 1-4 3.00 300 Chicago (Krukow or 0(24) 3I.4O;P(2-4) 116.40; T (2-6- 7 Ks Thunder singles Saturday to drive in then came back with a 16-10 Hoitvn 4-2) at PhiladelphIa I CarasaMandiola 3.60 3.40 I) 167.20. 2 Nixon True Miss 5.00 SVittor-Gastl 3.40 nine runs and Mike Whelchel triumph over Kokomo Tools as (Lurch 2.2), 4:05 p.m. 0(7-50 14.60. P(S-7) 55.20, 1(8-7-2) SeventhGame Oft 7)41.20,P(7-l)211.5S,TU-I. Cincinnati (LaC05S 3-0) at added a homer to lead Griffin David Bridger went 34or4, In LOS 1 IrustaPaco 1Iso 6.60 1.40 5) 421.11; 00 (3-71 lull. Elgh?hRaceCS-I6T.3I.2 Angeles (Rau 1-1), I p.m. 3Ramon-Isidro iso 410 Construction to a 27-12 rout of other games Kokomo Tools got ThirdOame I LR's Orittwood Houston lAndular 4-2) at San 7 00 120 300 2Santi-Arrieta 110 SPaco $6.00 7.10 4,50 Architectural a 4-for-4 showing from Jason Diego (Jones 4-3), p.m. iPrairleReserve 6.00 160 Dlttmer Q(l-3)3I.20:P(1-3) 1i3.O0;T(I-3. IB.Rowdy SSantl 5.00 5.20 2.80 Twesdays Games Aluminum In the Paola Little Helmandollar.anddopped Ball 2) 433.00. iArca PhIladelphia at 0(1-1) 32.00, P11-i) 1250, T(I-7-4) Montreal, Trucking, 20-13, and PowerMajor League. 0(3-5) $3.11; P (0-3) 133.20, T (5-3. 154.S0. nIght Eighth Game Grlffingrabbedbothendsofa DrillbuzzedpastBallTrucklng, I) 1'° NlflthRaCeD7-)IT.4S.01 Chicago at Pittsburgh, night SBeideSarduy 16.60 6.80 3.10 FourffiGame 13.00700 5.70 I&astiGastlll New Yost at St. LouIs. night 1.20 3.00 lBonflonGroove doublebill, stopping Pamar 2313. Duran-Rodolfo 22.40 7.10 5.30 S Apralz-Golrl S Devilish Shan 3 60 3.00 CIncinnati at Houston nIght 3. • Inc., 9-2. 2Iantl-Pecine 5.00 3.40 0(1-I) 27.40; P 11-1) 74.75; T (S-I- 2 Livingston 370 San Francisco at Los An. GRIFFIN 1 Ramon-Gerardo 4.20 5) 341.10. And in the day's other games, i getes, night Al I N Nh. KiNard 0(2-5)42-Il, P (5-2)123.11; T (5-70(5.7) 39.40. P17-I) 2070, T(7-S-23 Ninth Game 3II Atlanta at San Diego, z twiSunshine TV got three hits each MI. HIMard I I• II ltllaed I) Honey *55 5 Gastl 14.60 5.70 4.40 341.40. night II I Varnes from Joist Poolse, Tr-oy Turner, Mills II Filth Game 10th Race A 3-5 T. 31.24 2 Echanla 5.40 6.20 D(S4dIIO ill 311 00111 3Iald-Enrque 12.00 5.60 3.50 ISaId STarget Red 7.00 2.10 2.10 Shawn Briel and Pat Erwin In a ,, 3, 1 s. SI* IB.Ide-Gondra Mi'itty 9.00 5.50 Q(3-S)32.40;P($.2)la.30;..Q(7. lRockolroubles 1 Canners sss 3,00 2.60 20-6 win over Twelve Oaks McCashlll 3lsasa-Paco II' laley II 1.00 1) 32.40; P (I'll 75.30; T (5-2.4) 2S4fldra Kea 2.60 4 II Smith Wheichol Campground. I5 0 (34) 41.11: P (3-1) 191.41; T 251.25. 0(4.5) 5.00, P1$4)3I.20, T(5-4-3) SI I C..rtor GrIffin I I 417.61. In T-Ball games, Jack-In- ye Tenth Game National Basketball Assic. 2406 ..hsriss 15 SistliGame 2VIcandi-Arrie$ )lthRaceaS.16T.3I.24 16.10 5.20 1.40 Aiass 31 theBox claimed a pair of Playoffs 7't.'d 15.50 9.60 4.40 SSald-Urqulza Totals $1 10.50 6.40 4.50 7.60 9.00 SFred'sBev International ly UisNed Press weekend wins, 24-23, over S Santi-Andre 9.60 5.10 3 EganaSarduy 1.20 7 Kotfy Kan 3.20 4.60 orems ChampIonship en en -o 2GaIdos-Pecina pq 4.00 0(2-5) SI.4S; P (2-5) IS3.9I; 1(3-5- 3Madds Nickle INN) -2 5.50 ($5$ sO Severn) 0(5-7165.61; P (7.1) I5I.31;1(74- 3) 375.11. 0(2-0) 22.00, P(I-2) 115.50, 1(5-7-3) (All TImes EDT) 2) 341.11. 345.40. GRiFFIN SUNSHINE TV DITTMIR WashIngton n. Seam. TWELVE OAKS £1151 AIR H SevonffiGme *5151 (Seattle leads series, 3.1) 12th Race TA S-Il T. 30 59 Eleventh Game AI1H Mk.NiIISrd 333 WI III 211 IRamoa-Ennlque 11.10 4.20 1.40 IVlcandl-Gastl III Kswlaad Diarbu,. 11.40 1.70 370 1JM'sSpeedRapid 1120 1140 1.00 May 20-Washington9? Seattle 97 DSSail.ls 332 4 * 3 III Isus•Pecln.a III P°Se 5.60 7.30 STranI-Olano Crsckmr 540 1.20 321 MI.HISSMIf 3S3 LaPISIrI $11192. Washington 52 10.00 9.20 lShsedder May2 33 * III Turner Millsr 2 Egens-IlIdro 3.20 4 Duran-PecIna I$S 3 2 3 Murkey 3.00 II 3 May 27-Seattle 103, WashIngton 4.00 3 Rosy Romy Suckmastsr , , I Harrall MPISI 0(14)15.21; I 4 1 UI P16-4)345.50; 1(4-51S I S 3I 0(14) 40.00. P(I4) 412.70, T( 1-4-3) 015-1)49-IS; P15-I) 151.61; 1(5-13 I S Chsrpealno III MCCI&UI 1 11 N1zio Ill 441.15. 4) 631.21. lebress May 29-WaShington at Seattle, 3) $61.41. 6 33 LaPolsrs 2 2 3 Ring 5 is * I Murray Eighth Gami Osarkers 13th Race 1 7.141. 44.76 Twelfth Game 1) :30 p.m. Drinks III Irwin 3 33 * I I Massey 24.20 3.60 5.00 lMutlIIapaco I I S $jlaQlSII I S I 5.10 3 20 3.10 S I I McCashlil IIII 2 I Williams 5.00 13.50 7,sO 2 JM'I Still Rapid June 1-Seattle at WashIngton, , 7MtR0do Ball Wt,sSchol 3 II Totals Naive I Oscar-Sarduv 5.00 9.40 7 IsasaGoiri I SI I I I Mer'gon *3 III 3.20 1.40 p.m. 21.S0 19.40 Smith 431 Dougherty 3lara-Echanlz lMountain Charm 4.10 1 Ramon-5,arduy I S I Totals 24301$ Totals *-June 3-WashIngton at Seattle 3 NskIe 600 45 31 24 (74) 101.45; P (5-)) 376.25; T It I 0(25) 11.40, P(3-5) 64.50, T(7-56) Totals 014-7)16.11; P (4-1)172.Si;T(4-7. p.m. (943) 1435.41. 211.10. 505 41 s-June 6-Seattle a? Washington,9 MS 51413) -*7 GriNli, SossheneTV 3311 33- 30 Ninth Game Attendance 3421; Handle $2$5.I3 A- 3,243; Handle $152.45?. 155003-13 p.m. Dlltnsir hOoks III 55-4 III I IS 23 15 II Totals ISO 51-2 3154 ix- I! II I ShseIu I 1 I Sudlent IS I Pempoi SrswneIl Totals The sconng ot Wtlflams asia Brown, combined with Dennis ohnson's V' points, gave the Sonic backcourt a huge 64-19 advantage over four Washington guards. "Our guards are in a slump," said Bullets Coach Dick Motto. "The best I can do is get them relaxed and get them playing free and easy. That's all I can tell you." 1 .I ruLriiuu - tUGNOLIA JOYCE DRILLING SENVICI Al, H AIRHHIngMSn 32) Greunsteln 2 I I Joycs 3II Maddox 211 lvssard 35 I Spoon 2 I I WIlson 3 13 Mmcli III Gaines II LII 2 I S Vaazpra II CrsiI 2 I I 000mbel II --- c - 213 3 Ross Fenton waite o • S DUBLIN, Ohio UPI Jack three-shot lead. Nicklaus said It. "I can't emphasize enough "There's no telling how well Tom could have played this how well I putted this week" said Watson. "My touch was week if someone had pressed very, very good. I didn't have any three-putts and I did have As it was, with no real some very difficult putts." challenger in sight, Tom Watson, who will now set his Watson coasted to his fourth sights on the U.S. Open In PGA tour victory of the year Toledo June 14-17, skIpping the Sunday, winning the $3sy), Memorial Tournament by three tour's next two stops at Charlotte and Atlanta, once shots over a revitalized Miller again played down any cornBarber. parison between himself and Watson's p4,0(X) first-place winnings boost his 1q79 earn- Jack Nicklaus, who designed Ings to $353,874, less than $9,000 and built the Muirfield Village away from his record-setting course. "I don't put a lot of weight on total of a year ago. being compared with NickWatson led the fourth annual Memorial, played on the laus," said Watson. "His era treacherous 7,101-yard, par-72 isn't over. In my heart, I know Muirfield Village Golf Club he is too good a golfer not to win course, from the second round a lot more golf tournaments," Barber, a 48-year-old Texan He entered the final round who has been struggling, was with a four-shot advantage and extremely pleased with never held less than the final second-place finish at even-par 288. three-stroke margin. "I probably played as well as The 29-year-old native of I COUld play," said Barber, who Kansas City said his final-round was had a final-round, 2-under-par for a total of 285 71 keyed by a pair of "crucial 72 and picked up $32,400 for second place. shots." Bob Gilder, with a final-round That was a par-saving fouriron to the front of the green on 69, finIshed alone in third with the ninth after he pushed his 291, earning him $20,400, while drive into the trees and got Lanny Wadklns (71), the firstrelief from some muddy foot- round leader, and Tom Kite prints, and a long par putt on (72)flnished tied for fourth with the 16th which preserved his 292, each getting $13,200. 290 4-4 ai 2 C EfI2tIIh ViClOfl Tatals Williams led all scorers with 31 points, including 14 in the third quarter when Seattle moved to a 17-point lead, rho victory gives the Sonics a 2-1 lead in the series with Game 4 to be played Tuesday in the Seattle Center Coliseum. ATL.1F!.TiU.I.E1 To Easy Victory D&J EQUIPMENT AS N H III 432 3 1 I RObCIM oS larry • 31 2 I 2 Silvi 1 2 so, wing 2.2 i o I EullafId 2II 31 I Moran *1 III 111 Anderson Rand Oresock.se Sian lrvant - SwaIn '. - Brown, who broke his left hand late in the regular season, iut together his most pid't tive offensive performance of the playoffs with 16 points on six-of-nine shooting from the field. "Fred was looking for the pass too much," said Wilkens. "Today he was looking for his shot and that gets his whole game going." ____________________________________________________________ r• 5.1IIii .• SWIN N' STUFP "That's just the way racing Kemp, who leads the majors shutout in the eighth on Terry triumph in the nightcap. Is," said Unser, winner of the In batting with a .403 mark, Crowley's first homer of the Red Sox 1, Blue Jays 0 last four 500-milers. socked an RB! double and year. John Wockenfuss also hit Stan Papi, playing in place of tossed a RB! double off Scott McGregor, bled home a third-Inning run and rookie Chuck Ralney made 1514 Totals black-flagged, leader, but for lust one lap. The help Billingham, who 200 Newell 211 Flowers 2 II isom I1OLy.n IIIHIIWy 1 I I Totals in Game 3 of the NBA title series. "When we're running, he's at his most explosive." Monday, May 28 197 Convincing Sonics - SEATTLE (U PIj - While the ,iis"uIar Washington Bullets arni Seattle SuperSonics battled to some sort of black.and.blue parity in the middle Sunday, the lefending NBA champs had no answer to the instant firepower provided by Sonic guards Gus Williams and Fred Brown. "Gus is fabulous," said Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens following the Sonics' 105-95 win Joyce Drilling equipment,' said Mears, who _____ -. - _.- --- - - - '' - I, '. -- ',-%:-'I,,--- P I] �SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, May 20, 1079 OURSELVES FLY YOUR FLAG PROUDLY ON MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 28th Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLUBC.Q&Q&&CJL Monday, May 211,1979-113 ... 1 TV HIGHLIGHTS INSTALLATION Lake Mary Woman's Club ended the season with installation of . ficers at the May meeting In the Starlight Room of The Forest, Lake lary. Mrs. Leland Giddens of Orlando, Florida Federation of Women's Clubs District VII Director, was the installing officer. Tea refreshments were served following installation. The officers are, from left, Virginia Francisco, fine arts .c h a i r m a n; I) or r is Norden, second vice president; Mrs. Giddens, De Loris Lash, r e s ide n t; M a r I on .'Quigley, corresponding secretary; and Betty :Lindmeier, second vice president. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent . 0 POLICE STORY [IkJI7X Two trustrated policemen go after a gang that holds up drug Stores and a motorcyclist who robs bars R) EVENING - 6:00 (4) 0 0 NEWS STUDIO SEE Race Car / .f ,-.Vt.••, /. ••. -. ... r '- .• - -..---- - I l - - - .-. . P . 1' . •. ,i. v. . . '.,t . . 4 -sIt . - ' - - - - lv... I ) fr1c,. farmer runs for governor and uses smear tactics to gain attention Family Stewardess Nancy James takes her two daughters to the pits at the Laguna Seca racetrack: a missile launching in White Sands. NM is witnessed (B) .- . 12:00 L4 BIG VALLEY A red-neck 12:37 OTHE FBI The Man Who Went Mad By Mistake 6:30 () i!2 NBC NEWS (4) 0 CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS €D THE GREAT AMERICAN MOUTH MYTH 7:00 ' TIC TAC DOUGH (4)MARY TYLER MOORE 1IIf7a' MORNING 5:30 Q SUMMER SEMESTER 553 Lou. Ted and Murray fantasize about what it would be like to be married to Mary A time to Repl.dgio ourselves ... Born of a revolution,this country began with a pledge, liberty & justice for all. Now, more than 200 years later, we Americans are still striving for these goals. It's easy to find fault, but it takes dedication and unity to bring about changes as our forefathers did. We have the fre.døm now to do it peacefully. Let's celebrate that freedom today & honor our nation for what's been achieved. Then, let's join together with a renewed sense of purpose to roach our goal. NO 10 Lb *1 Hal Colbert Realty, Inc. 207 West 25th St. ) Sanford Pan American Bank of Delary ISO Hwy 17.92 Dslry ) Mr. It Mrs. Bob Anderson Lake Mary, Longwood TV Florida 1.4 Industrial Park-Mint Warehouse Jim Hickman, Mgr. 323.0041 1.4 4 SR 44, Lake Monroe, Florida Burns Texaco Service 4 U.Haul 25th St. & Hwy 17.92 Sanford Mr. 4 Mrs. Roy Green 100 West Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida knights of Columbus Cssndl 1317 Sanford Florida Mr. I Mrs. Walter 011 10W Collins Florist Fairway Plaza - 323.1204 Sanford Flagship Bank 2231 CommunIty Way Sanford, Florida Lakeview Nursing Center 019 E. Second St. - - ' Waddles General Store The Evening Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford of Seminole Sanford, Florida Bill I Bety Restaurant 2511 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Florida Certified Welding a Sheet Metal 705½ French Ave. Sanford Dicks Appliances - 322.7SI 217 S. French Ave. Sanford Bateman Realty - 321.0750 243$ S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Florida Ost.en Bridge Fish Camp End of Celery Ave. Sanford Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 25O South Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Florida City of Longwood Mayor. June Lormann Deputy Mayor - Ray Liloensperger Tower's Beauty Salon Bram Towers Apartments Sanford Cobla Boat Co. 100 Silver Lake Road Sanford, Florida City of Longwood City Commission Lawrence Goldberg, Steven Barton, Russell Grant Taylor Rental Center 3159 Orlando Dr. Harrell a Beverly Transmissions 200 Well 25th St. Sanford, Florid. Air.O.Matic Inc. 710 West Hwy. 434 Winter Springs, Florida 2734 Orlando or. Sanford Carruils Furniture 104 East 1st St. Sanford Florida Action Honda -3234100 2013 South Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Florida Robble's Realty 2210 S. French Ave. Sanford - 333.92$3 Home Appliance Center 1700 West 1st St. Sanford, Florida AAA Employment 912 French Ave. -323.3174 Sanford, Florida All State Insurance Co. 139$ B. Semoran Blvd. Cassolurry, Florida - 471.1114 Reynolds Lock & Safe service 904 Frond, Ave. Sanford - M4717 Day 4 Night Grill 1* 5. French Ave. Sanford, Florid. Trey J. Piland Mayor of Winter Springs M. Unswortt. Realty $03 W. lit St. Sanford Mariners Village Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Florida Foley Electric Commercial, Residential wiring 323.0415, Sanford A Child's World 2134 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford ,. All American Flag Poles I Flags ifS I. Williamson Rd. Longwoid, Florida Nix Bidding £ Upholstering 709 Celery Ave. Sanford -332.3117 ____ Kiwanis Club of Sanford Meetings: 12 Wednesday Civic Center Newton I Sins buy hmk cars, trucks 4 Imports, 3223000 Oat...i Cot James H. Dyson P.O. Box N Chase and Company 203 Oak Ave. Sanford, Florida Enterprise Wheeler FertilIzer -341.4431 $12 1. Irnsdw.y, Ovisde Celory City Printing 321 Magnella Ave. Sanford, Florida Rebsen Marine 3927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford -322.5001 Ksk.mo Tool Company lii W. First St. Sanford Nelein Trw Vahs Hardware I C.miU. Upholstery Sanford Airport Sanford, Florida Plaza Twin Theatre Sanford Plaza Cooler Sanford - 322-7512 Edwin 0. Keith City- Commissioner Sanford W. Scott lures P.O. lox 1117 Sanford, Florida Dick Joyce Well Drilling Rt. 31oz344 Sanford Kador Jewelers Ill S.PsrkAvo. Sanford - John 0. Morris City Commissioner Sanford Bill Maliczowskl, Realtor 40 W. 25th St. Sa nford Carpet, Linoleum I Tile Sanford Sanford Mooney Appliances 3rd St. 4 Palmetto Ave. Sanford 110 S. Park Ave. Sanford Dry Cleaners 113 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford Leo P. Moore City Mayor Sanford Sanford Electric Co. 2522 Park Dr. Sanford I. Duke Woody Branch 147 Fleet Reserve Assoc. SR 44, Sanford Sanford Tire It Muffler Center 420 S. French Ave. Sanford Daltona Ara. Chamber of Commerce 1120 Deltona Blvd. Dattons Julian L. Stenstrom City Commissioner Sanford The Forest 142 West Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary I' Stenstrom Realty 2341 Park Drive Sanford Bob Storm Seminole County Commissioner Distil Forest City Tire Center Hwy 434 1 ml. west of 14 $424433 or 0424933 ' 2409 Sanford Ave. Sanford. of Sanford Realtor 322-1231, 323.7173, 3234779 ' Sweeney's Office-Supply inc. 229 M.gnslla Ave. Sanford Brook's Cleaners 2107 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford - 332.2114 STEVE NOBLE, FROM LEFT, JOE HANRATTY AND RACHEL ORTEGA 0 a THE CROSS-WITS U JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT Careless business and vacations travelers can mean 'good business for thieves and pickpockets. Plaza Square Sanford Plaza Sanford - With the steady Increase In the number of people traveling, 54th Nachbar, Director of Loss Control for CNA Insurance, Grngery Mobile Homes 3313 Orlando Dr. 323-1210 Sanford warns snaz sneak-uueves, purse-snatchers and professional pickpockets are ever-watchful for persons who fall to take basic security precautions. "While the average traveler may be gullible to the trickery Lerey C. Robb Construction Co. 2131$. Sanford Ave. Sanford.332-5I11 ..--. - 6:30 14jKUTANA (fl) (4) 0 WONDER WOMAN 6-45 €D A.M. WEATHER 6:47 (A i EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS Diana Princes true identity as Wonder Woman is inadvertently exposed to a young man who is helping her investigate extraterrestrial "mind-snatchers (Part 1 of 2) 0 SALVAGE I The Salvage crew meets with hatred and resistance in a Southern town where they are searching for long-missing Confederate gold 6:55 I 2( TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12 HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 2 TODAY 4)0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) 4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) 4) (3 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (4) 0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) U GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA SESAME STREET ' BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL •A Conversation With William Sloane Coffin Arid Edward Norman The role of religion in modern society is discussed by Rev Coffin and Rev Norman 9:00 THE BEST PLACE TO BE Sheila finds hersa unable to cope with her own problems and those of her children until an unexpected solution comes along (Part 2of 2) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 121(12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED STUDIO SEE 8:25 2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0Z NEWS 830 (2)(12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- 4) 0 M'AS'H tfawkoyv becomes disgusted with the stalling going on at the peace talks and impulsively takes matters into his own hands (B) 0 ABC THEATRE ''I lie House On Garibaldi Street The capture-kidnapping of Nazi war criminal Adolph Fichmann in Buenos Aires by the Israeli Secret Police is dramatized 9:30 (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI While Andy is trying to impress a writer doing a story on WKRP. Johnny Fever and Venus take part in an on-air alcohol drinking contest. 10:00 (4)0 LOU GRANT Animal's erratic behavior sets off a Trib inquiry into the plight of the allbut-forgotten Vietnam voter. ans (B) CDTODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 12:30 () NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 111HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 i2) (i2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 I 41 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 1' 0211 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 2) d2( ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL CD STUDIO SEE 3:30 4)0 M A S H(R) ff1 ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 ) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE ODD COUPLE (MON. WED. FRI) (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S aPECIM. (mU') t BEWITCHED 0 THE LUCY SHOW (')2 MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET 4:30 (41 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN 12) ROOKIES 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEW S 0 HOGANS HEROES 1)2) BEWITCHED ED OVER EA SY CA EL) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU ($AzA TWi'4 9:00 () (4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLA S 0 MOVIE 1792 H* 322 7S02 BEYOND THE POSEIDON PREVENT 0 0 ffw" ERRS= GIVE TO [rLAZA IF) I 30-9 :31 tOVIELANDi) -• ' 0 F500WE9 ,0 _ 1 i ,j r f'---. .u.u..,.uuu! i'jt.iiu • ". -.-.. '-p. 'I. -- __ - - - -- - -.- -. - - - .-. ---•-.-_ -.. -' -•.- -' -. . to ' ' ' x .. . % - s - • . ' - ' -_ - ', -. - - - - -. s -' ir Rhythm & Rhymes 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 euakk Zv"', OF SANFORD- 14 14& SR44 PH. 3234010 SANFORD LaII. _ , . %,. , . ..' ., .. , . V 0:301 HOMETOWN U.S.A. AT 10:11 HI RIDER - Features - of the professional thief, this shaped hacksaw blade that can need not be, provided a few quickly slit pockets and remove simple measures are taken," Its contents. said Nachbar. Inside suit or sports coat One common mistake among pockets offer the best protecmale travelers Is that they tion for wallets and travelers carry too many unnecessary checks provided that the tops of items in their wallet, Nachbar the pockets are secured with a said. Remove everything that Is safety pin, Nachbar suggested. not necessary, such as photos, This will prevent the pickpocket extra credit cards, membership from "dipping" his hand into cards, etc. By trimming down your pocket or being able tocut the wallet, it will not be as the steel shank of the pin. easily spotted by the fimlilar Women are susceptible to P0 "Hooper' 17925 r',niiI.111) Ill 09 30 LrLAZAJ1 (12)DINAHI 11:00 (1) (4)00 02 NEWS 11:30 (1)1121 TONIGHT Guest host' David Letterman Guests: Bea. trice Lydecker. George Miller. Susan Saint James, (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES A former prison buddy of Rockford's trying to broak into detective work inadvertently interferes with one of Jim's cases. ' SANFORD INN their own version of the pick- attention while at the airline pocket - the purse-snatcher. ticket counter or the hotel Purses hanging from shoulder registration desk. These are straps are particularly easy to favorite areas for thieves who swipe, he said. Handbags like to use the busy activity as used as a source for cash should be carried under the cover to confuse their targets. reserve and converted to arm with the opening flap -Put all valuables In the facing the body. currency only as needed." hotel safe. Never carry anything of -Don't put valuables In -Use the safety chain to value in your hip pocket, he suitcases that will be checked secure the door of your hotel warned, and don't rely on a at the airport. room. button to prevent a pocket from "If a few basic precautions -Don't put travelers checks, being picked. A rear pocket can money or other valuables In such as these are taken by the be picked even by the beginning your briefcase, traveler, the thief will be forced plckpock, he advised, since -Be particularly watchful of to travel elsewhere, himself," they use such tools as a book- anyone trying to divert your Nachbar concluded. I .-. blackmail Andy Garvey. the teachers son, into getting her the answers for a school ensarn Don't carry more money than Is essential for the day's activlties," Nachbar said. "Travelers checks should be I - 8:00 (2) (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Nellie Oleson tries to 12:00 , PASSWORD PLUS (4 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 0 12 NEWS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING bulge tn the pocket, he mid. A. Dud. I Sons Inc. Farms Slavia, Florida ui an iii iii 11 1.111111111 III abeth Hardwick Travelers Are Thieves' Targets Steven Ballet - Carpentry ill Bunker Lane Sanford , - U FAMILY FEUD !2 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest Betty White CD DICK CAVETT Guest Fliz. Ti, 1; 7.41 ayt.ad Racquet Club 901 Lake Mary llvd. Sanford Sanford Auction 1213 S. French Ave. Sanford - 323-7340 All Florida Realty Herald Photo by Melenda Edmiston Dynamic Properties S. V. Hardwick, Broker Daltons Sanford Hea ting I Air Conditioning Al Vacuum Cleaner Cs. 2115 S. Park Dr. Sanford -3fl.7514 Lake Howell High Schoo! Drama Club will present the play, 'Up the Down Staircase" by Bel Kaufman May 31 and June 1 at 8 p.m. In the University of Central Florida Science Auditorium. It is the story of a first year teacher, Sylvia Barrett, played by Rachel Ortega facing the unruly jungle of the classroom and bureaucracy of the school system. She is wooed by a fellow teacher and rejected by one of her most promising students. Also heading tfle cast are Jeff Schweizer as Paul Barringer; Mellissa Ward as Bea Schachter; Steve Noble as J.J. Mdllabe, Susan Howard as Sadie Finch; Londa Patty as Charlotte Wolf; Alana Leonard as Ella Friedenberg; Mary Helser as Frances Egan and Debbie Finberg as Ellen. Playing roles of students are Lorrie Howell, Tina Bourgie, Betsy Perkins, Cindi Guild, Bambi Swanson, Scott Clark, Penny Ellis, Kathy Pamatian, Tullio Bushrui, Rob Gordon, Tammy Patty, Ricardo Ortiz, Joe Hanratty, Max Smith, Kathy Snell, Marion Evans, Junior Johnson and chrissy Commodario. Also featured are Tony Ficorica as the principal, Dr. Maxwell Clark and Bob Rosegerger as the ad. ministrative assistant. MELENI)A EDMISTON Sanford - - Staircase' Play 403 W. First St. Sanford Auto Parts 113 W. First St. Downtown Sanford Jim Row. Post Control 2424 Iroquois Ave. Sanford ZFti DramaClub Cas ts McRoberts Tim Sanford Airport Authority Sanford Airport Sanford Ratliff I Sons Auto Parts knew what was being sent. the sessions, but shouldn't they preciate your help about a You. change gifts on Mother's Day What should I do? have shown more respect for matter that has puzzled me for WANTS TO KNOW and Father's Day. WONDERING IN N.J. the speakers by leaving their years. - DEAR WANTS: Flowers wri-ii IT IN WYOMING 310 Sanford Ave. Sanford Miller's Radio & Appliance 2410 Orlando Dr. Sanford Mobile World Sales & Service Inc. Best deal in town on Mobile Homes Longwood - 131.2323 Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. General Contractor 471 W. Lake Mary Blvd. I hope that Jerry and I never somewhat twisted sense of the speaker. needlework to lectures must acquaintances who are as start calling each other humor. However, my son's I commend those wives for need to for some reason. So try ignorant as I, so you'd be "Mother" and "Dad" like SOfl1C signature was on the card that showing Interest In their a little tenderness.) helping a lot of people by couples we know. And we came with it, so apparently he husbands' work by attending DEAR ABBY: I would ap- printing your answer. Thank certainly don't intend to ex. Army Navy 5Ier. Geo. Willmar Assoc. Inc 1117 E. Hwy 434 Altamonte Spgs. - $314000 Sanford - 323-0910 Forrest Greens Inc. Realtor iN Forest Ave. Aftamente Springs, Florida Citizens Sank if Oviodo 154 Geneva Dr. -345.4411 Ovlsdo, Florida _ __ W. t Camera Shop 210 S. Park Ave. Sanford - 3224101 (P.S. People who bring are many among my because she has a coarse and distraction (if not an Insult) to Avon - Fight Inflation, Sell Avon, increase your earning power. Call 444.3070 Lt. Cmdr (Ret) It Mrs. W. H. Weible 202 Forrest Dr. Sanford Al Porzlg Plumbing 731$. Prenth Ave. (322.3170) Sanford to the nearest of kin? If that's thought that Mother's Day was the proper way, have you any LI day to remember one's OWN Ideas about what to put on the mother. I am my husband's life. sweetheart, companion, partdlepoint as though they were of everyone in the audience but, card? My son is married and lives in comfortably sitting In their own given a chance, I'd rather be For years I have kept tier and helpmate but I am NOT another state. At first I thought sewing rooms. nettled by needles than ignorance about this to myself, his mother! maybe his wife picked it out This certainly must be a SmOkem but recently l learned that there Star-Line Enterprises Mfg. a Dist. of Emergency Medical Equip. - 130-3310 515 S. Elm Ave., Sanford A J Lossing Transfer a Storage, 307 S. Pine Ave. Sanford could, you couldn't print it.) I While the speakers were for example. can't understand a gift like this. delivering their talks I noticed Of course, most speakers I've never worn a T-shirt in my several women doing tied- prefer the undivided attention Sunshine TV Sales 4 Service so W. 9th St. Sanford Mary Carter Paints Groceries & Cold Drinks Sanford Bike I Mower Center 0O French Ave. Sanford Codisce Inc. Sanford Airport Sanford, Florid. Sandra Glenn Seminole County Commissio ner Dist. IV 447 S. East Lake St. Longwood, 3304003 DEAR ABBY: How does a DEAR WONDERING: Thank needlework at home? When ordering flowers for a should be addressed to the mother thank her 23-year-old your son for remembering you ANNOYED IN VA. funeral, what kind of message family of the deceased. An son for a most Inappropriate on Mother's Day. And the next should be written on the card? appropriate message would be, Mother's Day gift? He sent me time you see him, ask him who DEAR ANNOYED: For Most important of all, to whom "With loving thoughts." Or, a T-shirt with a very vulgar selected that gift. many needlework is therapy. should the message be ad- "My heartfelt condolences." Or message printed across the DEAR ABBY: During our It calms the nerves and dressed? For example, "Rest in simply, "With love," followed front. (It did have the word company's recent sales con- provides an occupation for Peace, Mary," or "Sweet by the signature of the sender. "Mother" in It, but it's so ob- ference, a number of wives sat restless fingers that otherwise Dreams, John"? scene I can't write it and, if I in on some of the workshops. might be holding a cigarette, DEAR A13BY: I always Or should the flowers be sent AFTERNOON 6:00 2 EARLY DAY 4 AGRONSKY AND COMPA NY (NON) 4 CONSUMER BUYLINE (TUE) 4i OF WOMEN AND MEN ED) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) (4) CRACKERBARREL (FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:25 I2 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (NON) t2 PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) t2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) I1THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) (1) LIARS CLUB (') HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 IN SEARCH OF... Sodom Can't Understand Son 's Gift 10:00 2 11 CARD SHARKS 4 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 10:30 2 t2 ALL STAR SECRETS I 4 LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 10:55 QCBS NEWS 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS 4 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) 11:30 2 12 WHEELOFFORTUNE Q FAMILY FEUD L And Gomorrah ,.'Mom 9:55 4 UPBEAT 12 PTL CLUB 7:30 . : €D EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING '._.-ø-•' �herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, May28, 1979 Legal Notice Rea Itr CALENDAR ITransfers - MONDAY, MAY28 Seminole League of Civic AssocIations, 8 p.m., First ,. .43R FederaL( . ngs Ron ' Altamonte Springs. Speaker - Howell Lotspeich, architect and planner, on energy conservation. Tops Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte.South Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Route 436. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TUESDAY, MAY 21 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.n'., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Hallway House, 591 Lake Minnie Dnve, Sanford. Sanford Sertoma, 7 n.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 n.m., community center, Sunshine Park, N. Edgemon. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry; 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Lengwood Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 n.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Guest speaker Charles Bentley, Seminole Memorial Hospital administrator. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 n.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 n.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptimIst, noon, Hiliday Inn. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Starllght Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. - THURSDAY, MAY 31 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 n.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 n.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, Wilbur Avenue, 7 p.m., Longwoocl Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Diet Workshop, 10 n.m., and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, Ireland's, Altamonte Springs. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Brantley High School Band Awards Banquet, 6:30 p.m., athool coiumqna,. Lake howell 111gb School drama, "Up the Down StaIrcase", 8 p.m., UCF Science Auditorium, FRIDAY, JUNE 1 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Lake Howell High School drama, "Up the Down Staircase", 8 p.m., UCF Science Auditorium. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 n.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 n.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 n.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 n.m., Sears, Altarnonte Mall. SATURDAY, JUNE2 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, dosed 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. . SEEDCO Annual Membership Breakfast, 9 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Speaker - Wallace E. Orr, secretary of the State Department of Labor and Employment Security. Orlando'.Orange Wheels Basketball Team vs. Suncoast Wheelchair Basketball 'ream, 7:30 p.m., Davis Armory, Orlando to benefit Youth Programs Inc. Tickets available YPI coordinators. Seminole League of Women Voters, 12:15 p.m., Lard Qiumley's Pub, Altarnonte Springs. Speaker Lt Col. Louis Samuelson on "Future of ChInese-American Relations." Call 831.0439. SUNDAY, JUNE 3 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole Group AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, 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. MONDAY, JUNE 1 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. SanfordSeminoleiayceettes board meetIng, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Ddlary Wayfarers 2 p.m. DeBary Civic cg TUESDAY, JUNE 5 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Sunshine Park Community Center. Sanford Uoag, noon, Holiday Inn. Losgwood 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 & Ugl*, Sanford. Seminole Group hA 8p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Aaonymom, 7:30 pin., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Weight Watcher, 7p.m., Sununit Apta., Casselberry; 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. lnternat'l Land Planning II Inc. to Penta Prop., Lot 86 Jennifer Ests., 517,100 " ' Ze'sonrrust to Charles P. Pruitt & WI Peggy J., Lt Devonshire, $65,900. Hallmark Bldrs., Inc. to George B. Sandagata&wfMathilda,LotS,Blk S North Orl. Ranches, Sec 9, 149,900. The Babcock Co. to Dolores Main (married) Lot 227 Windward Square. Sec. Three, $39200. Maurice S. Strong 8. wf Irma to Fla. Homecralters, Inc., Lots 8 9 11 28 8. 79 61k N Longwood Park, 113.500 Regina Giller, etc. to Fla. Homecrafters, Inc., Lots 108. 1261k N. Longwood Park, 15,900 Charles J. Maus & WI Elaine to Robert F. Bofanowski 8.wf Phyllis, Lot 118. 536' of 1061k D, Sanlando Springs RepI of Tr. 57. 554.600. .Mmie 0. Tuazon 8. WI Sylvia to John H. Tale & WI Barbara C., It 4, 81k A, Sweetwater Oaks Sec. Four, 1130.000. Albert H. RompI & WI Sharon to Edward AhIm 8. WI Judith, Lot 37 Ilesdale Manor, JamesE.Berchem&wfphyllisto R. Fisk Hayden & WI Jean A., LI English Woods, 1st Adn, 163000 (QCD) Harold Jencwin & WI Myrtle to Daisy H. Wagner, Lot 108. W 10'ol 11 BIk D, Maine Addn., LW, $1,500. Louis J. Jadin, widr. to Daisy Wagner, Lot 10 & W 10' of II, Maine Addn LW, $100. Bessie I. Norrekjar, wid, to Swen Hugo Morrekiar, sgl.. W½ of E½ W"7 of E' of 11W¼ Sec 312131, $100. Charles A. Dehlinger & WI RobIn to Dwight MacPherson & WI Kayla, Lot 32, 81k M, North Orl. Terr., Sec. Four Unit One, $11,300. Steven T. Dehllnger 8. wf Mary E. toOpalC. Bridges, sgl., Lot 10 61k A, Charter Oaks, Un. Two, $48,300. Rosewood Homes Inc. to Walter B. Mccarty & wf Claire M., Lt . Wekiva Hills, Sec. Five, $71,900. Jack D. CAosson & WI Doris & Rodney E. Closson to Gregory J. Cordner&wf CatherineR.,Lots 118. 1961kG, Tr. 27 Sanlando Springs, 111.000. Michael S. Antos, sgl. to Gordon F. Bennett & WI Mary S., LOt 15, 61k C, Lake Kathryn Woods, 900. (QCD) Anna .1. Kremenak to Max W. Kremenak, Lots7&3 Bear Lake Ests., $100. Calvin E. SeCheverell to Robert Erickson & WI Agnes, Lts 21 8. 81k F Tr. 76 2nd Replat, Sanlando Springs, 15.000. George E. Blackmore & WI Violet toMarmon D. Record 8. wf Deborah J., Lots 662 & 663, sd of land belonging to Altamonte Land, $70,000. (QCD) Dorothy I. Kroupa to Allan R. Kroupa, Lt 12, Forest Park Ests., $100. Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to James E. Lauer & wf Kathl L., Lot 19 the Highlands, Sec. Two, Tr. D Replat, $59,900, Thomas Edw. Reece & WI Rebecca to Howard B. Lefkowitz WI Pearl 0., Lot 26, 61k A, Spring Lake hIlls, $54,000. Thoegas S. Richardson to Robin Cuskaden, (married), LI 14, 01k 0, Winter Woods Unit Two, $60,900. Amer. International Prop Inc. to National Interstate Investments, commencing at SW cor. of that part of SW'.. of NE'/ and N'/, of NW¼ of SEP Sec 29.19 30 etc., 3.831 acres, $1,306,900. International Land Planning U Inc. to Deccatexine Constr. Carp, Lot 35, Jennifer Ests., $17,000. Henry T. Claville 8. WI. Elaine to Helen A. Browall, sgl. It 49 blk H Camelot Unit 2. $45,100. JohnR. Fick&wf.Maxln,to Gary 1. McCartney, sgl. Lot 23, blk F, Seminole Sites, $44,000. Tompkins Dcv. to Jerry R. Lusk & WI. Dixie L. Lot 49 Garden Laki Ests., Unit One. $55,200. Sol.DaIe Builders Inc. to George A Plante & WI. Lois, Lot 1, Tuscawilla, UnIt 6. 864,500. SolDale Builders Inc. to Horace W. Seaman 8. WI. Nancy G. Lt sis Winter Springs Un. 4. $63,%Q. Ernest L. Adklns & WI. Alyce to Jack E. Martin, 591. LI 11 blk H Swee$water Oaks, SEC. s. sso.e. BMA Prop., Inc. to Delols Mahoney,Lot2OOLakeof 5 Townhouse, Sec. 5. 140,700. Fla. R.sldentlal Comm., Inc. to Robert S. Gatchel 1. wI. Tawne R. Lot 3, The Highlands Sec. Five, Ti. A I. B RepI. ssa.o. Gallimore Homes Inc. to FRC. Phoenix Assoc., Lots 22.46 blk C Spring Valley Ests. $433,800. ___________________________ a . _m egai Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOL.E COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF TONY LIVINGSTON, Husband, and RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: TONY LIVINGSTON, co MARY SAILOR North, South Carolina 29113 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON, has fIled a Petition In the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, for Dissolution of Marriage, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, on NED N. JULIAN, JR. of STENSTROM, DAVIS, McINTOSH I JULIAN, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address Is Post Office Bos 1320, Sanford, Florida, 3277), and IlIe the original with the Clark of the above. styled court on or before July 3, 1979, otherwise a default and ultimate judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded In th, Petition. WITNESS my hand end official seal of said Court on the 21t)1 day of May,A.D., 197'. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: June I. CurtIs Deputy clerk Free Blood Pressure Clink, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm Avenue Sanford. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 White Elephant sale and auction, sponsored by Camelot Homemakers Assn., 11 a.m., 1532 Canterbury Circle, Casselberry. Proceeds to Charity. ii STENSTROM, DAVIS, McINTOSH 1. JULIAN FlagshIp Bank of Sanford.Sulte 22 Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 32771 Telephone: (303) 332.2171 Attorneys for Petitioner Publish: May30, June 4, 11, 18, 1979 DEJ 132 ' •' p - t a Legal Notice - CLASSIFIED--A-OS-- FICTITIOUS NAME ADVERTISEMENT OF Notice is hereby given that I am SEALED BIDS engaged in business at 290 W• INV$TATIONTOIID: Melody Lane, Casselberry Seminole Notice is hereby given that the County, Florida, under the fictitious School Board of Seminole County. name - -of GENE'S -- AUTfl PPAlR INC., and that I -------.......FIoridawiIlrecelyeseaIedbiumil intend to register 2:00 p.m., June 1, 1979 at which time said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemInole County, the bids will be publicly opened and _____ read aloud' in the Seminole County Florida in accordance with' Section 863.09 Slatutes. ToWit: Florida Statutes 1951. Sig. Eugene Roy PublIsh: May 14, 21, 281, June4, 1979 PEJ.6L, Notice is hereby given that we are aged In business at 201 South Maple Sanford, Fla. Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of R 8. J LANDCLEARING and that we 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 865.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig. J.B. Howell Raymond Lee (JBH) Publish: May 21,28, June 4, 11, 1979 DEJ.102 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1100W. 13th St. Sanford Seminole County, Florida,underthefictitiousnameof TIP TOP SUPER MARKET, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Charlie Jackson Jr. Publish: May 2), 28, June 4, 11, 1979 _______________________________ DEJ.105 PROJECT TITLE: SUSPENDED CEILING PROJECTS PROJECT LOCATION: SEMI. NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NAME OF OWNER: THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY 1211 Mellonville Ave. Sanford, Florida 32171 PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be delivered to the Superintendent of Schools In the School Board Office. TIME FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIDS: 2:00 p.m., June 4, 1979 PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. STRUcTION: The work under this contract will include the removal and disposal of asbestos ceiling material and the installation of new acoustical and plaster ceilings on all or part of twelve campuses. TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work Will be let under this contract as described in these contract documents. The Owner.Contractor Agreement to be used will be AlA AU)1, 1977 edition. PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID DOCUMENTS: The School Board Office 1211 Mellonville Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 The Daimwood Derryberry Pavelchak Partnership 250 South HWY. 17.92 Casselberry, Florida 37701 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 5204 Ohio St., Orlando, Fla. 32807 Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of KALEIDOSCOPE, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Victoria R. Rock Local Plan Rooms 0BTAINING D N& DOCUMENTS: Bidders may obtain documents by phoning the office of the Architect. 305834.2110, after the following date: May 14, 1979. SPECIFIED BONDS: The sue. cessful bidder shall provide a Performance, Payment and Guarantee Contract Bond and a Bid Bond as called for in Itie specifIcations. All bids must be received before Publish: May 14, 21, 74, June 4, 1979 the specified time and enclosed in a DEJ.66 sealed envelope plainly marked on the outside "Proposal" and the title NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS of thework,thedateandthenameof NAME STATUTE the bidder. The School Board of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County reserves the right Notice Is hereby given that the to accept or relect any or all bids or undersIgned, pursuant to the waive any informalitles In the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter bidding. No bids shall be withdrawn 865.09, Florida Statutes, will register for a period of 30 calendar days with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, subsequent to the opening of bids inand for Seminole County, Florida, without the consent of the Board. upon receipt of proof of the Datedthis ninth day of May, 1979. publication of this Notice, the fic. The School Board of Seminole litious name, to.wit: County HOLIDAY ISLE PROPERTIES .. Mr. Robert G. Feather, under which we are engaged in Chairman business at 701 East Semoran 5. Mr. William P. Layer, Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, superintendent Florida. Publish: May 14, 21, 21, 1979 That the parties interested in said DEJ.63 business enterprise are as follows: _______________________________ John R. Moore FICTITIOUS NAME Victor A. Notopoulos Notice is hereby given that I am Alfredo Salgado engaged in business at 120 Margo ,.w. Schoettelkotte Lane Longwood Seminole County, Edward F. Welch Dated at Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of Fbi Ida, this 17th day of May 1979. BUSY LADY HOME SERVICES, Publish: May 21, Juno 4, 11, 18, 1979 and that I intend to register said n.m. with the Clerk of the CIrcuIt OEJ.139 Court, Seminole County, FlorId. In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE accordance with the provisions of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wit: Section65.O9Floridastatute, COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1951. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79I4LCA.O9.K Sig. Louis Pienta UUW5T CORPORATION, etc., Plaintiff, Vs. FAYE K. WILLiAMS, etc., at al, Deiants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JEWEL H. KELLEY RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the following real property, to wit: Lot Si, GKANADA SOUTH. ac cording to the Plat. thereof as recorded in PIat Book 15, Page 100, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on EDWARD E. HADDOCK, JR., SWANN. SWANN AND HADDOCK, PA., Plaintiffs attorney, whose address is 17 SOUTH MAGNOLIA AVENUE, ORLANDO, FLORIDA 37801 on or before the 7th day June, 1979,and filetheoriginal with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal ° this Court on May 3. 1979. tCourt Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. flh,h riO Ohm rIrti,t rri,,, By Susan E. Tabor As Deputy Clerk Publish: May 7, 14, 2), 28, 1979 DEJ.35 OrlQndo - Wlnter Pwk Seminole ''' ')LII Q1i_000"4 7# __________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 7$24$4CAO9.E FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, ......... 43c aJj 3conuc,;IvefIm.S . .. .3k a line 7cOflSIClIIiVStIm.s .....35c a line 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Itnes Minimum _____________________________ Plaintiff, Vs. CHARLES R. HUGHES and PAIR ICIA P. HUGHES, his wife, at aI, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby gIven that pur. suant to the Final Judgment f Foreclosure and sale entered In the causependingInth,CircuitCourtln and for Seminole County, Florida, being Civil Number Cl7S246.CA. 09.L, the undersigned Clerk will sell the property sItuated In Seminole Sunday - Noon Fridoy ______________________________________________________ Moore at Zayre Store, Sanford, I am. to 10 am. No Calls. -. Hair Stylist Experience Necessary 322-8711 :: r a career, Realty World, The Real Estare Agency June Porilg 323.5324. Dog Groomer I U All breeds, fully experienced U U I Legal secretary, four man firm; experienced in real property. corporate & commercial ne cessary. Salary commensurate U with experience. 831.8111. 18-+lpnted ____________________________ ___________________________ A COLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644. 3o79fordetails. AVON ____________________________ ISCTLOHDLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON Forfamiliesorfriendsof problemdrinkers Forfuture Information call '647.3333orwrite Sanford AlAnon Family Group P.O. Box 353'\ _______________________________ _____________________________ s-Lost & Found ___________________________ _____________________________ Toy Poodle-light chocolate brown, Stitches in right sldneeds medical attention. Io•#iIWilde.Ula Rd . Loch Arbor area. Reward. 323.5036. _____________________________ o-ctiaci Care 1st & Only child care center Saturday in Sanford - Beginn. ing June 2. Sanford Early Child, care Center. 3226645. _________________________ Child Care in my home $2Swk.,$6dayor$lhr. Call 323.5344 -___________________________ Unique Kindergarten for 5 year ok's ONLY, this fall. Best e'ucational opportunity in this drea. 322.6645. Enroll now-school age childrenfor summer fun-arts, 'crafts, & field trips. 323.8424. Special Summer program for 6.12 . yrs. old including weekly swimming, skating, & movies. 322 6615 SANFORD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER. 11-Instructions __________________________ Needlepoint Instruction Creative ExpressIons 323.8512 _______________________________ secretary for expanding office. Must have good typing & shorthand skIIIs& general office knowledge for Longwood fac. tory. Phone 830.9300. _____________________________ LPN, Fulltime& part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center !' E. 2nd St. ____________________________ Most complete Craft 1, Hobby Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. . . --- Experiencedfulltime Gardener&Painter Mariners VIlIaoe323.1670 Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Live.ln companion, short term assignment. Homemakers Up. John 628.0636. _________________ LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a n career you wouldn't be reading thlsad, and if We weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earnS Three to Five Hundred dollars a weefi, call 1.100432.8103 anytime for recorded message. Typist secretary, Part time, ox. perienced 60 wpm, small office in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 3fl.3() j A A A EM PLOY MENT County Courthouse, JACK BE NIMBLE JACK BE QUICK HURRY ON DOWN AND TAKE YOUR PICK YOURLITTLE FEE AGENCY P.M., or as soon thereafter as posslblelo considertheadoption of a Site Plan Ordinance. TITLE An Ordinance containing the development standards that are to be utilized for the approval of the sIteplanforanydeveiopment• construction of any facIlity other than rural residental, one and two famIly residential dwelling unIts or accessory uses thereto; repealing Article 45 of Ordinance 77.20: 010 IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS inventory & fixtures total more than asking price. No reasonable offer refused. Call us today. This sale for health reasons. REALTY WORLDI New 235 Homes, i pct interest to quaIifje buyer 130.000 o 138 000 Low down payments BUILDER, 322 2787 Sanford: 7 yrs. old, 3 BR, 1' bath, Air, CHeat, $275 mo., 1st mo. & deposit. No pets. 321 0238. SANFORD AREA- Newly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR. FR with fireplace Utility room & Wooded lot. Adults only. No pets. 323 9574, The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2135', S. French (17 92) Sanford 323 5324 29-Rooms 33-Houses siiford. Graciius'iiving from $28 weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. Oak. 3229623; 841.7883. 30-Apartments REDUCED 52.600 Owner says Sell 2218 Palmetto Ave. I OR. 2 bath, C II&A, carpeted. Garage On 3 lots 539.900. H AL COLBERT, REALTY INC. REALTOR ill 7832 Eve. 322 0612,327 1587, 322 7177 ONE oh a KIND sedate 010cr 2 Story home, beautifully lana Scaped, has 1 fIR ,',pt over ahl garage. $49,500 DELTONA 1 BR, clean, neat, attractive, $150 mo. 1st, last, $100 security. No pets. Available now3741040. - Property _______ on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.8670 MarIner's Village. - Those Buying And Those Selling. 337.26)1 or 831.9993. San!. Adults, no pets, 1 BR Air, w.wcarp. ceramic bath, etc.$175 mo. 373.8019 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.8670Mariner'sVillage. 31-ApartmentsFurnished Wit kid with figures. Shorthand & typing. Top pay. Daytona Beach-Hutchin ocean front Apts. Weekly. Call 3224058 if no ans. (904) 232.9492. Rental ____________________________ Be assistant manager for I year, after lstyeargetyourownstore. Apis. for Senior Citizens. Ddwñ. town, very clean & roomy. S.. JImmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR apts fully furnlihod; pans, dIshes, silver, etc. a. all utilltlei-. Inc. Ayallabie till October 1st. By day, wk. or month.' Shenandoah Village. 323.2fl0. r,rrt lI' CA I lUIJf% Experienced in plastic profiles, foreman positions available. Excellent pay. OFFICE CLERK TerrIfic place to work, great boss. GENERAL HELPER Dependable & able to use common sense. CABINETMAKER TRAINEE Inside work in cabinet dept. Will train. Responsible middle-aged woman desires2 BR Apt. orsmali house, Sanford.Lake Mary. Will con- "Your policy only covers your stolen car. It doesn't covei the gas in it!'' . F renih sider option to buy. 3229602. MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Poppa Jay's is looking for ag. gressive fast food management traInees who want to grew with company. ExperIence In man agement or food service pie. ferred, but not necessary. Benefits include group Insur. ance, paid vacation, and excof. lent financial compensation opportunities. Call home of. Ice: . Ii 32934306 to set uo interview or send resume to: 41-Houses - WORLD. --. '.' ' Immediateoeeupancy. New 3IR, .3227111aft 5. - Bild to Suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 2358.245 M. Unsworth Realty THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING P.O. lox 9167 Winter Haven, FL. 33585 Harold Hall Realty Inc REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night - 173.500. Sanford. For Sale by owner. Large 8 Rm. home, 2 baths,screenedporch, fireplace, & fenced yard. 323.4979 eves. & weekends. From Sar.lord SR-46 to Wayside Dr. then left, go I mite, on left at Shadow Lake. Lot 19 next to Wilson Place. SPOLSK1 CONST. INC. 3228124 REDUCED$2.000 for those who demand the Most 2 OR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area & is located close to hospital & all con veniences. 136.500 FIEALTOR .0 MLC By Owner173'000I oreves. 323 ash 2 BR., 1 bath. Separate garaue Convenient to Downtown. 216 Holly Ave. $23,000. 3234632; 3730318. W.Garnettylhite - Reg. Real Esta'e Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.78I1,Sanford Call Bart . ._ REAL ESTATE REALTOR,332 7498 ______- _____________ House for sale. 3 BR, I bath. New 0 BIlE'S £ ALTY DRASTIC REDUCTION SELLER SAYS MOVE THIS 3 BED ROOM, SCREENED PORCH, LARGE BARN, S ACRES. FENCED FOR HORSES. NEAR I BEDROOM, 2 BATH CEDAR HOME ON 80 ACRE LAKE, 15 MILES WEST OF DeLANO. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. IDEAL FOR 2 TO 4 FAMILIES FOR WEEKENDS OR VACATION. ONLY $59,500. SELLER WILL HOLD MOR. TGAGE. DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDROOM HOME IN A BOTANICAL SETTING INCLUDING 40 PRIZE ROSES. RECENTLY .EMOtJELED. IN EX CELLENT CONDITION. 131.900. COUPITRYHOME3 BEDROOM.? BATH. LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE. LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 0 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 - REALTY 3 STORY WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS 3 BED ROOM, FAMILY ROOM WITH LARGE OAK TREES. 121.900. TERMS. ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM, FIRE PLACE. 2 CAR GARAGE ON NICELY SHADED STREET. $59,500. I BEDROOM 2 BATH NEW HOME CENTRAL AIR CAR PETS, AT CHULUOTA. $39,900. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AND CARPET. DUE FOR COMPLETION AUGUST 1st. 139,000. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2439 5. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford32l-0702 3 BR, 2 bath, Lovely pool & patio area. $9,600 down. $330mo. pays all. 327 19)1 eves & weekends, _______________________ IBR.2bathsptlt plan FR Double corner lot 56.000 down & assume. 'Acres in Lake Mary w 1g. block shed, corner lot cleared wsome frees. 525.000. ALLFLORIDAREAL"r'Y OF SANFORD REALTOR OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUr,14 APRIL 1919 25415 rrenchAye, 322 0231. 371.7173, 322 0779, ' SUPER IBR, I', bath home In Dreamwold w c H&A, w.w carpet. DR. Fla. Rm., 5cr. Patio &Much More! BPP WARRANT - ONLAKEMARY Beautiful home large rooms, 4), many extras, boat dock, fireplace, etc,e,c 5130,0130 ED. Only $35,900! LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home in Plnecresl with w w carpet, breakfast bar, Fla. Rm, Dining area! Extras! BPP WARRANT ED. Just 515,0001 OVERSIZED LOT, STREAM RUNNING ALONG SIDE. A MUST SEE AT $19,500. washer & dryer Inc. Big lot, $34,000 By Owner, 372 1919. 3 BR sptit plan. C H&A. KIt. eqp., oouble car garage. Will Sell VA or FHA 531.900 STENSTROIV1 FANTASTIC 48R, 2 bath rEmodeled home in Pine Heights with C HIA, w w carpet, eat in kit., Fla. Rm., Fenced yard on nice lot! BPP WARRANTED Wowl only 13/.900' BEAUTIFUL LOT Trees, I.skes nearby. Located near shOpp,ng in Deltona. 51.000 BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY Ham & 0995 anyone? One of Sanford's finest restaurants Iocted in ideal IOelion, Came sample the menu. $28,000. GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Idea: for hunl,ng, fishing n. lust lOafing. On theedgeof theOcala National Forest. 117,750. ' CANYOU BELIEVE! I BR, Ibath home in immaculate cond. Small lot with large front & rear porches. DR & 1g. BR! A Buy for 177.000! , SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS Lakeview 2 BR pebble stucco, wood floors, fireplace, .trus In beautiful quiet Lake Helen, iust off I I $19,500 or best offer I 901 728 2569 , 2 BR, 1 bath house completely renovated, over Sized lot, Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm Ave 322 2780 - '' .' See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding & shingle root. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 3235200 VA&FHAI-inancing -- -_______________ LAKE MARY AREA. Corner tot 135x 177. Paving, sewer & water, $11,500 LAKE S'iLVAN AREA. lOOxIlO. Trees 57.000 FORREST GREENE ___________________ ____ *t?6.SOO.Acutestarterorfor the young at hoapt. 3 BR, I bath, near shopping. Call today on this one. a a •IIOUSE WAN IF U• ' • REALTORS $306a33 or 379.4711 eves. '---'---- - NICELY WOODED ALMOST 2 ACRE5 ON LARGE BASS LAKE WEST OF I 4. 125.000 EXCELLENT TERMS WOODED hOME SITES A DOZEN TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $3,500 to 19.900 NICELY WOODED HOME SITE. EXCELLENT NEIGHBOR HOOD IN SANFORD REDUC ED TO $5,500 WOODED LOT ZONED RMOI. STONE'S THROW TO LAKE MONROE DOWNTOWN. RE DUCED TO $7,500 I ACRE AT WHISPERING PIPES WITp-t 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME IN PLACE. WALKING DIST.NCE io BOAT DOCK & RECREATION AREA ON LAKE GEORGE. 117.900. ADDI TIONAL I ACRE LOTS AVAIL ABLE. 16.900, EACH 2 ACRES HWY 46, WEST OF II, LAKE ACCESS. $19.?OQ 41.25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE & 40 SECOND MORTGAGES - S4,000 to $100,000 TOtS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE STAC K HOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. Larq,' '.eit'ction Io,im hi,iCKetl drapes, prints 50 x ill. $11 SOpn solid'. IN • 11.1 ItO SO pr ( 'i'.torri UPholstery carpets Free 1-st irn,iles 323.2222 - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 862 3653 327 1959 - - ApplianCes Spaniel pups AK C Chiiiflip blood line, SI SO $115 322 ' 7430 after I p oh English Executive' desk. chair. craclenza perfect cond., 1800, for all, Saxon photo copier, 1200. Hammond organ,$150 Portable humidifier, 125. U rIo Ofl ,itl pr,ce's Call 834 410$ after 6 p mr' & weekends 632 Oakhurst st Altarnonte Spgs Alan's Appliances : : -.:-- - - - ' - - - - f '''2.-.: . . - . - . , ... . 2 rli,Ire', I 8 year old 'xp rider, 5400 .1 yr old gentle, $300 323 4353 & weekends Beauty ____________________________________ ce,.amic Tie - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 rs E.p 869 55l7 [-awn Service Dressmaking - WE BUY USED F UF4NITUPF 8.' Al' l'L IAN Cli S Sonlor 0 I ur Iiituri' 5,,lviie 172 8/lI __± Atterat,ons Dressmak,i19 Drapes, Upholstery 321 0707 Light Hauling ____________________________________ v,ird Debris, Trcti Appl,anc,.s& Misc (LOCAL 1)49 5371 - Cash 322-4132 Electrical ________________________________ ' - Larry's M,irf, 115 Sanford Aye'. Buy & Sell, the finest in used lurniture. Flefrig , Stoves, tools. - LIURFIELDS Electric Service 8. Repair clas5ified ads. Nothing Industrial, Comm Re5,(Jenlial 321 9)54 24 Hrs, - MILLIONS OF DOLLAR'S in Real Estate is sold daily in the Painting & about tP,at. Exterior Cleaning __________________________________ OIl 11-111 AL RUGS, WANT EL) Top Prices I'id Used, any Condition 641 8126 - - - --------- flAP 1.1(9 iur F Uniqu'. A II,illw removal Woofs. walls, deCks, ,'tc F ree Es) 3396066, 668 8335 ____________________________ Qualify Painting Exterior 8. In lt'rior 35 yrs exper F ret' 1-st 668 8149, Harold Rader DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior blouse Painting LiCensed I.,Sured Bonded FREE Eslimtes (305) 3229460 Glass&Screen - I ,creen porches, pool end. . All type re glazing & wd. install pieview Free Es'. Mr I Taylor 322 8545 AL F'LUM((IIIG PR0ttii,,s5 RepOirs, Leaks. Fast Sevet' I O1 1 I ' write - Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, C h Cd'. 323 01/i 322 4601 clipping, ftea control Pet ___________________________ suppl,es, dog houses, insulat(d, I shady inside kennels, ScreeneSO I P.ailiflgS outside runs, also air Coed Cages 312 5757 ___________________________ built iron work Window guards, gate's etc MOltin S 323 /881, 339 7693 Home Impràviment 39500 I ___________ .-.- -'. I LS*t _0 . I i CUSTOM HOME BUlL I REMODELING&REPAIR S.G BALINT I ASSOC 3228665 - Tree Service IMan.qualilyoper,,t, I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.Waynet3eaI.32713 ' GREENLEAF ENTERPRISES TREE SERVICE 323 164.1 RJP4flA1LZ ll Sales lnfoirmal,4y1 Cents, II Sanford, Florida 32711, Lp.es__Ij _ inter ior & Exterior Painting Srnatl or LargA Call Mr Taylor Free Est 321 8545 Plumbing Service - PIE-DEVELOPMENT PRICE$ NOW FROM: PfCSS$ioflIfly1andsC,Wed SFtiICftyCojtaii MA VA. ilfi fflIvrMTlnw1l au. g a.. I WIWSL £IIns I UI5 ----_.. - 'GroomIng& ANIMAL HAVEN 1OY(W$ciInt ____________________________ ('cnie'rol I ndsc,tp,iq specialists, lop sOil & fill dirt, I,ni mnainl & frt',' ttiii;ii0g 2948 ,I . Work CIothe, Hat! & Cape ARMy NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 371 5/91 I AWN (AR F' & MAIN I (ill after S 30 P M 11)80.19 '" -- MOWING & L ANDSCAPii.', 4881 F' lee Estimate. ('. - . hir:g A intenance ' - Amateur radio, Drake TR 4 $460 excellent cond. Hammnarlunti FM SO,, 3$ watt 2 meter 15() 327 Il/I '0pe11Y (305) 323'75I1 Murptiy, N. C. 28906 I I TOWE F1'S ITtAUTY SALON 'lor,,wrl, Harrieft's Beauty Nook 519 1st St 5742 68-Wanted to Buy lamp, baby items, toys, odds 8. OflOS, garden tools 373 0982 ______________________________________ Lawn Care To List Yout' Business.,. Dial 322-2611 O( 831-9993 . _ I - _______________ \ (tint ret,' work l',,t,os. sit:,wIk. Oriv,'w.iy', Free IE',t I 'riOt,' C,ilI Mr I.iylor 31? 851', P,'tr iqerat ion A C Rep.: in Licensed 3110039 ________________ 66-Horses _______________________________________ -- RoivibI...00d CHEROKEE LAND CO ' _____________________________________________ - SEIGLER REALTY Free iislsng BROCHURE Homelmprove,p,ents I NSUL. At ION flitting, blowing PA CO F o,u; liherrjl Cellulose Lowest prices Call JACK FROST (emit heat Air ' - Ill 0839 or 904 7 346/08colL'c' Coed. Service Free 1-st. w, IA IN I lN( LAP P1141 Ps inSt Comm & Res 312 0208 I (US 1DM (At) I NIT S P,,.'t%I 311 O.t?9,ithr - Hay lot Sale I' ertil,zedcosfal Berniuda Best Quality 3223461 3 & 4 8m.28athMcxj,ls Branch Office ' . KULF' DECORATORS 409W 1st Since 193/ 372 233S - Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 SI LU Central Heat & Air Cond Free 1-ct Call Carl Il,lrr is .11 I . 1aV#yWIdIofS REALTOR 3224991 k 67-A--Feed minded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good tenants REALTORS E1. I . AKC ltrittney Spaniel pups 7 fp'niiile 3 ,,ialt' CliOnipion hunting shio,y (in,.", 5I5Q or best offer Call otter I pro ' -.9; -) ____________________________ 2565 STEMPER AGENCY r1 $10 to $50 Call 322 1671. 372 4460 _____________________ ACRE ON A HILL. CLOSE TO WE:lVA RIVER AND HIGH. WAY 46. FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS, 18.900. Sanford 321-0640 BUY JUNK CARS AU RICAN V lOt. 1-IS I t;e Greenhouse 111 9141 Eves alter 68. w,.'o'ker,ds - Kitchen cabInets & Counter tops. CloSe out salt' on discontinued lines. 50 pct or neore off Central Kitchens Inc 1751 hanger Pd Sanlord Airpor', Bldg 755 I_ . -- - Big Boat. motor & trailer, electric welder, heavy duly lawnmowt'r 668 6300 Enterprise 2139 5. MyrtleAve., Sanford - 'I VW ( iiuiir new "nqn,', SI 12 ('u (iiPt' i'Ci 'l (Cliii Rig SI ISO tlati, r(',il Str.irp SitS) 1,111 121(3117 66 Olus 98''. lull I'owr, Iii,' A IClescope steer fl(3. new spedtiorl F client tires runs 8. looks 1)0Cc). S'431) or tr,ie Pm 500t or larger motorcycle in .1601 before A a m or ,ifter 6 p in Corn 65-Pets.Suppiies - BROKER 321 4941 SEARS. S,irlfrd 32? 1771 Licensed Mortgage Broker 2323 So. U.S. I Titusville, FL Picnic table 8. benchies r0, 1,1 ir nro,if F ull UdlU PI)"(I 1 ,,kt' iivp'r pay i,i,'iit S . . - I It. DIP! & 101' SOIl YELLOW SAND Call flick I or y 373 /580 NOAPPLICATIONFEES APPLICATION I3YPHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1 800 432 4002 - - *110.000. For lhebu,lder Sduplex ____________________________ bldg. lots in city. Top Dollar Paid for 1011k & ust'd ,,.I, ticks 1. lit'avy eqtip,n,'n' 12? 5990 --.'_ 62-Lawn-Garden _______________________ ---.--- Ic ' Sell ttisoe useful, no longer needed Items With a herald Cl,,Ssifed Ad Call 322 2611 or 831 9993 - o (fir ysler 9 p,iss wagon Hits tirCS, rebuilt riot or. exlra Loadod liS ni gal F .irOily ijr k c,,r 5900 '71 *679 I RCITOVCd _______________________________ WILL BUY EXIST ING 1sf & 2nd .. --_ -, MORTGAGES. P Legg. Lic. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT Mtg. Broker, 825 No. Wymore Rd , Altamonle 5,774fi3 - - 77--Junk Cars plete Thomas organs, pianos Itoh hall's Disc Ce'nt,'r Inc. 2201 French Ave 322 2755 -- .... - '69 t models Call 3)9 9100 or 831 4605 (De3Ierl 75-A--Vain 59-!V',usial N'CrChandISe - - lUST MAKE PAYMENTS ______________________________________________ 79 Dodge Van, AM I M. ctc,'o, I ) iIipJ .irixt 'I i ipt,1ini, ..w v,'ls I ,ik,' Ov('r Pavoits or iefinance C,ill %7 4?&s alt S i , , Drums, tlanlos AUCTIr.,N AU TO AUCTION r'srry - ---- ---.------ - S,lbo,il 918 Victoria t8 1 irros old. t;ii,il di all lixp't) keel Great r,t Cr or family cruiser Loatiii t'. ilti ,'xtr,i', S-I, 200 or $200 aSsUilit' pay int'nls Call ,il tr s 8?16 p iii Guitars, AUTO The sooner you 1)1,1CC tour '. lassified ,iit. the sooner you get 1973 Slide in (aniper;? way rfg. toll bath Asking SI..d 313 2638 or 171 2881 Can hi' sr-en .1? 302 S Sunland Dr , Sanford __________________________ __________________________________ 47-A--Mortgages Bought -- .,..., 8. tr,lilt'r $900 C.ill 323 0322 after 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD $2,000 PfR ACRE. BRING YOUR CI-,ECK BOOK, Sanford 321-0702 1916 DOCKI,' Brouijti,irn low irr,I A onci Can be seen at 201 F Coiriiirt'rciI 311 0291 or 321 8816 ..i S iii ,"... .... .,. -. -_____________________________________ -. - TJNA the only one in Florida Yc, s't flit' reserved pi ic, C,,lt 90.1 255 It for turthr (t"?OiIS '' -. -- DA lly 92. I fliiii' t%Sl of SP"edts,,y Daytona Bear ti will tiold ,, 75-Recreational Vehicles POBSON MARINE 292/ hwy 17 97 Sanford. ila 327/I Call 322 7611 *521,300 For the investment PARK 371 1893 Tw'sd,iy & S,1lurdt .11 7 30 II s 16 I I Thunderbird. 65 hp Mercury It's easy to place a Classified Ad We'll even t,elp you word it 322-2420 ANYTIME p In Need of Repairs 32) 8488 1-yes *115.000. 7 building lots, ned MR 2, located west of Sanford. - ..... LinColn Vtrc,liltCS I DR scd,in, 16 000 ni F .t ellen) U8J A ,,SSum,' pat ,T)('fits putili Accessories & ,, I. uSing sour hOrn,' 8. CIi'clit ' I will ,1f( ii UI) b)t,k p.iyrti,.',its 8. buy tufy 322 0118 Sanford's Sales Leader ordinary) split level home. Great for expanding family. Ri-c . - 50-.-'Miscellaneous for Sale __________________________________________________ INC. ''- -47-Real Estate Wanted - - 43-Lots-Acreage . *'46,500, End the space race in this I BR. 2 bath (Out of the . / UEJ.130 - ... - . - FAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOISI THE ONE THAT'S NO. I! Multiple Listing Service Orlando327.1577 - - 67 t.CRCS FO nnsES, COWS, AND lIHERMCr,. -. POND ADJACENT. $20,000. 112,300! J,JST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home on nice corner lot with, DR, front & rear porch, fireplace, cathedral ceilIng& More! Only I - _______________________________________ RADE OF HOMES 1 B block home. Walk,ng dIstance to hospitel, doctor, nursing home & downtown. :127,500 w-excellent terms. 'Johnny Walker Inc. 322.6457 or iii Ct'Od cOflOtin. S80c' 321 V)9 or 321 O9 i Used Televisions ,, anti tip Miller 'S 2619 Orlando Dr JUJ3 - 55-Boats __________________________________ - HOMtEOWNEMS 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. _____________________________ ____________________________ i' 91) S.lnford i BR, lB nice corner lot Assumable mtg. $35,50 can 3221804 OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this spotless) BR Deltona home, C - H&A.wwcarpet,pan, Denor DR.beautitultg.cor,Iot Allfor lust $31,500. - - 41-Hfltjses --_ REALTORS S -_ _______ - Real Estate Agency . S gi For C slate. Conrmerc al A R,'sclenlial AuctiOnS & .'Sp praisOls. Call Dell's Auc I Oil 173 _____________________________________________ Good __________ '435 - 72-Auction 53-N.RadiSteo I By owner. 4 BR. I B., Air, w w carpet Sprinkler system. Close - to downtown Alt 5 30. 323 6107. EXCELLENT professional office location Highway 17 92. Choice commercial location. See today! ________ I - _______ The , SSiJor trr'ct offer 12: 0451 i'i'for,' . 373 7J40 I?)', S French -"' '__ S'.AN 7 ADS ARE BLACK & 55141 TE 4\ ' P READ ALL. OVER __________________________________________ I KENMORE WASHER Paris Service Uced Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA AREA 5 Mo old) BR. 2 bath with Family ., vvw. p oleclea Tennis courts & logging paths. Beautiful jewel of a home, Assumable mortgage for just about any kind, of financing you choose $63,000. Owner motivated REAL1Y . 52-Appliances area $51,500 THE RIGHT LOCATION business or professional otfice building site. 264' on 25th St 128.500 MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space problem with one of our 4x8's for GREAT WINTER HOME for $15 mo. For I month or longer if retirees. 2 BR, fenced, many yo'i need, you keep key, other fruit trees Alum Storage shed. sizes available. Central Location $22,500 25295. MagnoliaAve, CALL 323 6060 or 332.7498 ________________________ SCENIC VIEW Of St Johns River - ------------------on deep canal. Nice 3 BR, lB. -38-Wanted to Rent sun deck. Boathouse, risfiinq ____________ ________________________________ dock. 589.000. SANFORD AIRPORT. BY TillS WEEKEND. $37,900. YOUR FUTUREOUR CONCERN COME IN TO AAA TODAY 912 French Ave. (cornerof 10th St.) NEW twin Size box springs & mattress $7395 NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables 139 Sanford F urnifure S,,lvage. 1/ 92 So of Sanford 32? 8/21 Newly redecorated 3 2 home. 2600 sq ft living area 27x12 game room. deal for large family, Beautifully landscaped, close to shopping, Schools & recreation 37AOffice --. - MANAGER TRAINEE CHARMER older? story) BR 2 B. new carpet, patio & 2 porches. Cony, location $34,500 - 197(1 C?ict.y Novi I Or. Sm, V 8. AT PS PU DUPD IRANSPOr BUoy A Mt'cti gOod NCCIIS pant .SANFORD AUCTION. ON SALE - BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY - EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 3 BR 2 B.. just listed in the beautiful Mayfair section This spacious home has Over 1,900 sq. ft of living area W large well land sCapea yard, ready to into Priced at only 567.000. Hurry' PIrriul!i ',,i .,rr? 51.000 in 5th) C,h ,iqh,'r n i" 113 0S2 'I VISA MAST ER C HA Rc, F c' ASH DOOR F'R I ir - ---- 60-AUtos for Sale 5 loaninl wilt; everylhing IrOin SuitCS to odd pieces for ,'very room Large so)ection ot or esser 5. c heSIS, Dra ,r, . c nes. brOs. ainettes, tables TV 5. lamps & Misc Too rriariy l(ll)S tO liSt This sale 51-HoUsehold Goods 2150 Sq Ft of living Remodeled kitchen, butcher block cabinets. new floor tile, recessed lighting, beaming ceilings in LR & DR. Above ground pool, new liner, 2 pumps Patio carpeted. 7 fruit trees Walking to Stores, schools, bus Nice neighborhood All this 8. C h4&A 141.500 BLAIR AGrN 323 3866cr 12) 77'U AUCTION1 MON., MAY 28, 7 PM. , NEW LISTINGS IN PINECREST 'otorcyce Iri5ur,1np MEMOR IAL DAY • S Pr BR suite new, $239. S PC. LR new. $399. Loveseat 5.14 95 & UP. 7 pc dinettes, 56995 & up. Ref 5508. up, El StovO. $808. up: full siC draperies, 510 8. up Sanford F ur nifure Salvage, I? 91 So of S.inlord. 37? 8121 - . - -Hide a fled couch, queen size mattress, cordovan vinyl Old Englisti styling, 1350 36561.19 MLL' 78-IV'ItorCycles 72-AuCtion -_ Furnished 36Resort , -- UnfUrnished 1 BR-Slit up. Pool. Adults only,. :7 Well kept I BR split plan Inside utility room 532.000 W,lliam Caliczowski. Realtor 322 7983 . . .-_ - ---- for Sale '.I( SON MAtER I URNITURE nu SEI 1 1 RAOF I 11SF F ,rst St Il? 5612 !LUJJJUJIIU For sate by owner. 3 BR, 1', B. I Block home on 1 acre in the I country 512.500 322 7195. -________ _______ Reg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanhord Ave 371 0759 Aft Hrs322 7613,332_4869 LOCH ARBOR-- Large 3 BR, 2 bath home near Golf Coura Top Condition & neighborho C. H&A, Range. Ref. Vacant, lease, $360 mo., 1st mo rent & deposIt. 323 0)06. SU-Mlsceliane7u Cash for your lot' Will build your lot or our lot Y Enterprise, Inc Med.! ln., Realtor 614 3013 BATEMAN REALTY DELTONA 1 BR, clean, neat, attractive. $150 mo. 1st, last, 5100 security. No pets. Available now 574)040 U IU.IUUUUU by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES A.FHA.235.Conv Homes I 'w Down Payment Owner Holding beautiful 2 BR bath, carpeted. C H&A, nw .ippl . 5,.reene.J porch, carp:irt Large utility bldg Fj5h & swim inthegre St Johns, plus tennis 8. Swimming pool You won't believe it. 173.500 Sanford- Newly redecorated 2 or 3 BR. large FR, fireplace, patio, fenced yard on beautiful oak shaded lot in fine residential area. $350 mo. 322 6952. AAA EMPLOYMENT Sanford, Florida, on June 26, 1979, at 1:00 NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. Want Ads Get People Together Benefits & super pay. Notic.of Public Heazings The Seminole County Board of CALL JAMES HINES 0ff. 901.178.2485; 386.5700 Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, garage. Central Air, fenced backyard. 1st. last ma. rent, security deposit, $375 mo, $99 or 322 0111. - EXP. MECHANIC Tuneups, light trans. Own tools. Legal Notice available. 100%secured by inventory. For more details Nurses aides. Full & part time Exper. nec. Apply in person Lakevlew Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. ... 18-Help Wanted ____________________________ FEI MOPEDS FEI BICYCLES Exclusive dealership now - 11.A-Arts& Crafts ______________________________ 24-Business Opportunities I oQ t ____ ____________________________ - DEJ.1O4 John. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Noon The Daj Before PublicQtion providing penalties for violation for County, Florida, described as: Lot 560, WINTER SPRINGS, this Ordinance; and providIng an ive date. UNIT IV, according to the plat Further, a public hearing will be thereof as recorded In Plat Book held by the Seminole County Pages 6, 7 and 8, of the Public Planning and Zoning Commission on Records of Seminole County, June 20, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., or as FlorIda. ---------. . at public sale, to the hIghest bidder w, i,i,wr a. puluole, in oom for cash at 11:00 AM. on the 19th 203, of the Seminole County Cour. thouse, Sanford, Florida In order to day of June, 1979, at the West Front Door of the Seminole County review, hear comments, and make recommendations to the Board of Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DATED thIs 25th day of May, 1979. County Commissioners of Seminole County on the above captioned SEMINOLE COUNTY, FI.ORIDA. (SEAL) CASE NO. 7$.2342.CA.09.S ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Ordinance. Further information may be MABEL H. BElTS, CLERK obtaIned by contacting the County By: June I. Curtis, Planner t 323.4330, Ext. 336. Deputy Clerk Plaintiff, WrItten comments may be sub. vs. Publish: May 38, June 4, 1979 miffed and persons appearing will RICHAROW. WALTON and MARY OEJ133 be heard orally. JOYCE WALTON, hIs wife, and By order of the Board of County GENNARO MANCINI and FLORA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND' ESQUILIN MANCIN1, also known FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CommissIoners of Seminole County, Florida. FLOE IDA. as FLORA ESQUILIN, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr., NO. 76-$23.$.A Clerk to the Board of County Defendants. IN Eli The marrIage of Commissioners CHARLES I. DePERCH, NOTICE OF SALE of Seminole County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that By; Joann Hare, pursuant to the Final Judgment of Husband, Deputy Clerk foreclosure entered on May 17, 1979 and Publish; May 21, 1979 in the CIrcuit Court, Eighteenth MARY JANE DSPERCH, Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and Wife. DEJ.113 for Seminole County, Florida, Case NOTICE OF ACTION No. 7I.2S62.CA.O.s, In which TO: CHARLES L.DPERCH MABEL H. BETTS is the PlaIntiff Whose residence is unknown NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS and RICHARD W. WALTON and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NAME STATUTE MARY JOYCE WALTON, his wife, lhal an action for sequestration has TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and GENNARO MANCINI and been filed against you, and you we Noticer is hereby given that the FLORA ESQUILIN MANCINI, also required to serve a copy of your undersIgned, pursuant to the known as FLORA ESQUILIN, we written defenses, If any, to it on "FictItious Name Statute", Chapter the Defendants, I will sell to the JOHN A. BALDWIN, BaldwIn M&09, Florida Statutes, will register Oikoou, $00 Highway 1741, Fern highest and best bidder for cash at with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the West Front Door of the Seminole Park. Florida 32730j Attorneys for In and for Seminole County, Florida, County Court House in Sanford, petitioner, and file the origInal with con receipt of proof of the Florida, at 11:00 AM., on June 7, 'he Clerk of the above styled court at publication of this Notice, the tic. .e Seminole 1919, the following descrIbed County Counthoe, titiou name, towit: antord, Florida, on or before June property, to.wft: NATIONAL INTERSTATE IN. Lot $ and the South I feet of Lot 4, ü, 1979; otherwise a Judgment may VESTMENTS Block 9, Tier 7 of ER. Trafford's be entered against you for the relief under which we are engaged in Map of the Town of Sanford, ac dem heed in the petition. business at 70) East Semoran cording to the plat thereof as THIS NOTICE shail be published Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, recorded in Plot Book 1, Pages 34 once each week for four (1) con. Florida. through 64 of the Public Records of secutive weeks in The Sanford That the parties Interested In said Herald, Sanford, Florida. Seminole County, Florida. business enterprise ire as follows: Said sale will be made pursuant to WITNESS my hand and seal of John R. Moore the Final Judgment. said Court on this 11th day of May, Victor A. Notopoulos DATEDthisllthdayaf May, 1979. 1979. Alfred. Salgado (SEAL) (SEAL) J.W. School telkotle Arthur H. Bockwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Edward F. Welch Arthur Backwith Clerk of Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis By: Eleanor F. Buratto Dated at Seminole County, Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Florida, this 17th day of May, 1979. PubIlih: May 21, 28, 1979 Publish: May 21,28, June 1, Il, 1979 Publish: May20; Jt:4, 1;, ,i, ivn 0EJ42 _Exp.rienced-_i6flitOr mqjjt buffing machine. 13 hr. See ______ Monday, May 28, 1919--JO Evening_Herald, Sanford, Fl. Call 322.5732 DEADLIN'S Commissioners will hold a publIc hearIng In Room 20)of the Seminole a Corporation, RATES I Publish: May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 1979 DEJ.9s __________________________________ - 18-Help Wanted "S a - - �BLONDIE 46-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mo .%, - -- WILL.OtJ MR.DlTHERS,IFQ O SS DAC,WOO (CODBVE Tki5 ', 7. nd ay, May 21, 1979 by Chic Young 48 Female ACROSS ________________________________ ________________________________ PLEASE OIVE ),> SURE, A <iss / t,ONOIE FOR ME.J) HIM F _______________________________ ( i WONE IP 5 NEW BONUS PL.AN 414 1 MORNINç, ? 41411 - - / _________ ____ c1 - l! 5-20 BEETLE BAILEY 'THE CAPTAIN SAID YOU' RE HAVING by Mort Walker __________ YES I THINK I KNOW _____________ ______ ( YOUR WJFE ____ ____ ____ ,. r e-', 6 IS, &ENERAL WITH YOUR PISHWASHER _ ) TROUBLE _________ DOM . PW fa pie _______________ 42 Publish __ 46 Depression ini 1 Noise Varicose LAMB 12 — 13 15 — — — THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom WHAT1A co&? MAV3& A('6 TRY IIJ ( '(AH VJHAT'\ (. 1Qfl Y4OJmV.M”' ? cIAR'(. IS 19 I I ____________ ~ql - I__ _____ __ 43 __________ 46 1 47 49 50 51 — — 58 — llr I t ARCHIE by LOOK WHAT I WHAT ______ _______ —i KNOW! p IS IT, MOM S' BOUGHT AT THE _____ _L.JCON,' BUY IT - - do P ill ___ 0 —N t 1 P. 0 .1 __ ________ '. - 00 1 circulation in the veins in your nylon, the garter may act as a -- light venoms tourniquet and Those overstretched veins impede the flow of blood out of sometimes are stretched so the veins toward your heart. much that these little valve You should never wear anyflaps don't quite meet. As a thing constricting from the I — — — I— 63 _______ J = QP __ 0'- __ '- - , level down. If you're lying on varicose veins. You were abyour back so that your legs are solutelycorrecttowearsupport HOROSCOPE - ______ ______ _____ __________________________ ' E E K & MEEK THINK THAT 4JE(L, I IFA (UY LItZES A 'SHe CERTAINLY ' tAC' EAOJGH R) 11tJ& HER MOM5) Ct5ERVES :J IVflH HIM FOR A VJHILE... _____ ____________________ ____________ ________________________________________ .1 [ I ..p ~, y . ,. ________________________________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP __________________________________ ~ by Al Vermoer _______________________ . "Y, I OWN POLITICAL 7A _________ LLL OURse.I_'E.$) T0 GOVERNMENT WASTE, GOOP"E TO INFLATION. GOOPBYE 1'O TAXES ) PRiSCILLA, WE COUL) P0 WONPERFLJ L THINGS FOR THE COUNTRY! "FAREWELL - .---. , .-.-.—,--- Oswald: "Simple enough. The point to his play Is that he wants to ruff his last J92 s pade under his own terms WEST • KQ J6 EAST s 3 • 10 7 4 Q 10 5 and conditions. He isn't ready yet." A I a n: 'He c a she s bluff. It won't work. Find out Try to look beyond the obvious. • 105 •J963 dummy's top diamonds and more of what Des ahead for you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. for the year following yt'ur 19) You're guud at making * A 1085 4 Q 74 discards one club. Then he ruffs fourth 1111 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North West North East South 14 _________ 0 ____ w. ____ -1 '1. BUGS SUNNY HOW WAfTH' FI5HIN' UP ' IAv ojgg I PIP YOU AT I..Al<E GUACAMOL., I CATCH OME FUPP5Y? I QU5TlOi4 ____ ____ 7 _____ ' ,, OR r, :1, " * , LJPERI by Stoliffel & Helmdahl I / // I ' . ti 4 IN __ '4 - ____________ - _______ ________ __________ . ______ _______ ' __________ I .. ______ - - - ,.dII - I I'VE GOT 'TO _________ __ r _ ri M%\" "" ~a &1% qlal'a ( 10,111 .. ., I rF JuN$ / HOW A __ ____ __ __ * D . AKOUr OD. _____ I - 'r- __ ____ __ ___ __ !P.M I CA3f.E'5 IN - 1. ' ____ ___ _______ __ L.YIN&1Hff 1 - FOR HOURS IS UNHAL1J'I'Y XRClS, ___ 110 ,11, ,/''\ FOR WURS? __________ - _____ *A ____ ___________ _________ : ' ____________ 4 ____ V ____ -';'c4'øav - ~,5(' P t ,' -' • - Be ri f I Tci ices I k 11 .1 .1 . .(' - . Calmly; Pushes stickers suggesting his removal as Seminole Memorial Hospital 4 - t' xa,, Administrator, Charles Bentley said today he will continue to advocate hospital expansion 1 Abil I NY LEY so ~i . . . ,,,, _ '? ffl ,j Dual Plan -.,~, , plans that "best nise-et tile needs Of all the people of the county." Bentley has conic under fire _______ i " _l' — J ______ _____ . '4 would relocate SM)! outside the ____ '_____ __________ _____ . _________________________________ _____________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ - - - . have been members of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the Sanford City Commission. Lest week bumber stickers reading, ''Move Bentley not the q' - I 'A , critical of Bentley's position / ._ ______________________________________________ 4!\ 4i"-., ________________ I - - -. - /'- ere has received offers from t' "MavI,e the stickers produced before the corn- private concerns Cxt)reSsIIIl promise w announced. I interest In the hospital, he thought we reached a solution We ioultl all live with.'' Bentley expansion alternative that ________ I. Ouster Ta , $1i ---. - '..-. CHARLES BENTLE' ' . . UndlStUIbt(1 confirmed. Ilispit at (''r I 1 Iation of America Setit -t letter to him Ili Februai % Said. The timnproInise refers to a iskirig for a meeting to IIISCIL p1mm to renovate the existing purchasing or leasing (h' structure while constructing a building and last week a letter satellle unit in the like Mary was .sent toSMII Ward mnetiilci area. ''I nmui have beemi somew hat misrepresented. The press reported that I openly favored Allan Mccii and county cmiimissioner Bob French b) Bob Scott of Florida hospital in Altamonte Springs suggestliii i relocation anti that was mot merger with SM)I. however, he said overture:; entirely true." he said. Bentley said it smis umijxnlant from private Facilities are mmol for the hospital to explore the wiu.su.al and that any sale of the A spokesman at the printing needs of the entire county. hospital would be nmegotateiI A still think we fieed to ex- with the county conunission and riot the 5MB board. _____ -4 l3cntley said (lie public may )urclsuch a sticker was stickers have been printed. The some rapacity, and I think the 411 . 7 __ ______ _____ Commissioner David Farr, who order was received by 'several compromise allows u.s to do have misunderstood the action-, of (lie hospital board in roit -' . said he purchased the sticker individuals,'' the spokesman that,'' lie said, Bentley said a mmmeetimmg of the sidering tile possibility of from the Celery City Printing said. But (he names of those Htrald Photo by Tom Vinctnt Company when he heard ttiey placing the orders was not hospital finance committee will relocation. lit, also fit-lil %Vlll(:Il revealed. were being produced. 1x- held at 8a.m.'17hursday. The coullsulting possible compromise and may renovate existing "'It's nothing personal against ''lk'rsonally, I don't want to mneetizig will include discussion prepared a report Indicating facility while constructing satellite hospital In Lake Mr. Bentley," Farr said,'*l just comment on thein." Bentley of tile colliproinise plan lit all relocation was "tile preferred Mary area. Bentley referred to In bumper,sticker i don't want the hospital to be said of the stickers. But he did effort to "Finn up" support for oion," was unfairly untictieil. Charles Bentley, SM11i adniinistrator. say lie wiL4 surprised they were the satellite plan, he said. - GElITFREY 11141UNDS moved out of Sanford." 4 hospital," began appearing shop oil Magnolia Avenue said " ____ The offer of Florida Hospital -Altamonte -to merge the operations of its Altamonte Springs facility with Seminole Memorial Hospital should at lead be considered of spending $15 million to $16 million to renovate and expand the existing hospital or to build a new one. I think ________ the trustees are going to have to look at all the alter- with all other alternatives, said Bob French, county natives to justify the expenditure," French said, "I'm not going to even consider moving the hospital. cheaper to relocate the hospital than to renovate and expand. A think it is a good idea to explore merger '17he trustees last %%eek authorized it $25,000 marketing stud)' to aid themmi in imiaking a decision of shethier the hospital should W expandedand renovated, relocated ora possibilities," said Conunissioner Bill Kirchhoff. 'But, I satellite built in the Lake Mary area in conjunction with also think it would be good for anyone who is interested to expwid.ing tile present facility. Florida Hospital President BobScott, ma letter to Allan establishing a satellite, or anything else but upgrading If Keen, Seminole Memorial Hospital board of trustees vice president suggested the -common operation" possibility, saying by "combining our efforts, the entire county would be served with a common facility and this would greatly alleviate our rivalry." But Keen's response has been that the merger proposal Isn't being given serious consideration. "The hospital trustees are talking about the possibility make presentations in detail for hospital service in the they show it is needed, until they consider all the alternatives," French said. "In the Booz , Allen and Hamilton report, it says on the first page that they 'arrived at certain conclusions based on assumptions.' I'd like to know what the assumptions were. If they do not list all the assumptions, I don't know what the report means," lie - said. The 13-page, ,(XK) consultant study said It would he northern core area of Seminole County and Southwest Volusia," he said. Commissioner Dick Williams said: "1 haven't seen the letter frommi Mr. Scott. All the alternatives ought to be looked at. The Seventh Day Adventists, who operate the Florida Hospitals, have a long track record," he said. Williams added, it may be that only the hospital trustees have authority to make a decision on the hospital. Legislation which ou1d permit changing the hospital's status from a public supported facility to a non-profit facility has been approved by the Legislature. Final approval by the county commission is required before mimiy status change can be brought about. Kirchhoff reminded that the board of trustees has notas yet come to the commission with a request for exactly hat it wants done-DONNA ES1'ES Trans- lant Donor By GEUFFERY POUNDS HeraldStaif Writer - and transplant it to the body of mediately to undergo the him wiable to urk for as much or job seniority, he said. his sister, Marcelle of transplant. However, he said he as six weeks, he said. Dixon said Polk agreed to let Jacksonville. Marcelle's kid- has only been a deputy (or 50 pounds, he said. have to worry about my job. The situation grew worse how else could 1 have done this But a policy revision nwde by other deputies donate their own when her kidneys had to be if the sheriff and the others - ___ - ______________ ______________-. _____________ - fantastic, I wish I could let riot survive, he said. them know how much I up- "This is going to all ow her to Today "I'm a little nervous, but my prelate what they have done," health Is excellent and Eve been Polk and 10 other deputies has function as a normal girl, it's __ Dixon said. assured there will be no made the operation j5ossible. something I want to do very AruuudmeClock ..........4-A Horoscope -----------------4-B Mark Dixon, 21, of 115 much," said Dixoir Dixon said his sister was PI'05," hirsaid. Dixon who works at Seminole Bridge ---------------------4-B Huspital -------------------3-A stricken with kidney disease Country Club Drive, Sanford, is Dixon said he will remain rn at Shands Hospital in County Jail, said he learned Comics ....................4-B (JUItSEI.VES ..............1-B when she was'three and the the hospital for dbout 10 days Crossssord . ..............4-B Sp(II'tii ---------------------5-A ulseuse grew progressively Gainesville, today waiting for from doctors in February that after the operation and expects Editorial...................4-A Television .................2-B worse. He has had to watch to be back at work ui six weeks. the scheduled operation that tils)ddney would be acceptable will remove one of his kidneys to las sister and decided im- - Dear Abby ----------------LB Weather ------------------3-A while the young girl withered to "The big thing is that I don't - 4% . 4 'r V 'The big thing Is I don't have to worry about my -- job." DIXON ...don donates kidney MARK - ! . I, .. rw hippies? Lynn 6runaw, Lyman high School StII(leItt Vi%'i(llV recalled them lot' hi', Humanities ('lass l)' painting herself as a 'Flower child' for her Project on (Ili- 'j',_ In'. I. 1% says the action of Sheriff John _____ - - .. . ______ ______ k 111eineniber those good old days back in the '60s — protests, demonstrations .and today that could restore his 12- f ___ •4IdMI.,Iui.$Ød.I*. -Wo r . -"",~- - A Seminole County con- neys were removed a year ago about a year and has ac- Sheriff Polk will provide all the sick leave tune to him. removed last year, tie said. ltathi't helped," he said. finement officer is scheduled to and she has had to undergo cumulated wily five days sick time necessary for recovery "A notice was posed and Without the costly dialysis undergo a kidney transplant dialysis machine treatments leave. The operation will leave without costing Dixon lost pay within an itour, ten people had treatments or successful or Up to five hours, three days _______________________________________________________ volunteered to help. They were tra nspla nt operation, she could I - !, - puties Come To Aid Of Kidney I , 2iie . Ij year-old sister's health, and he a week, Dixon said. ______ ______ 'I :,r, - *. .,. commission chairman today. hyCr.lg Isflhtt. ________ I KNOWS øN I SOPW1L.. e - N FLOWER CHILD BLOOMS AT LHS De by T. K. Ryan &TMOP l * .V DaNHR? TUMBLE WEEDS 'OLI 91,QJJ,j7 r 101~ County Commissioners To SAAH,ipStud Ali Possl '* ilit'oies -- ii __ ' ft" , _____ ft. :,.. '. ' ' . - . ~e Garnett White. Sanford businessman, places bumper sticker on office door to indicate how he says he and other businessmen tell him they feel about recent talk to relocate Seminole Memurial Hospital. Hospital trustees have since reached ~- __ 4 . If .1 CRIMINALLY 1'---- ____ __ __ __ __ J a -. _ __ ___ 41 IV at _____ IIIHI i""' I .-..,...' '., . :. -' -- - .. __ Ir) around town. One of those about 100 of the bumper plore moving into that area in __ _ I &,t- ."'IL, " " , '. - - -. -:- .. ... : " _ -- . .t .;..),. '-: . -., _______________ 'L IF HE'S -- i: -- ___ _ c O.D.FA$HIOND _____ -- - I I __ __ __ FOO HEY! THAT'S m l4OWTj _____ OF The e6iuwuyl - - * '': . . - : •:- -'.' - -c.:' Stan Lee and John Rornita lEAPER'S REAl. Fi THE I * :!.'~ 1.1t'.., .I I, .. if.1, .. _____________________ I - THE CULT THE EGCAPEP 1 I Ii r.I• $ - q "- does. South gets rid of an. other club and loses Just one club, one spade and one $1 'IiG PEAL! U WAPM THEY ________ _______ 'flRfD W HIM. JONAH! HE WHO PUTAMf 1 ' 00 TW PAYROLL r ID 0101D 0 _ . .t l 'z . declarer brings It home." (For a copy of JACOB V MOD. Alan: "South must start ERN, send to: "Win by letting West hold the first Bridge," care of this newspa. trick. West can do no better per, P0. Box 489. Radio City -.-...ft;'; - - 4 doesn't matter what East A term from the game of Oswald: "Here Is the sort of hand that looks humdrum. whist. The man to the dealSouth Is In the sort of game er's left always led to the contract that winds up In the first trick and was called by soup most of the time, but a that name. simple workmanlike job by ISEWSI'AI'F.II ENTERPRISE ASSN.i .. . ' , it I _____ 1- " A New Hampshire reader asks what is meant by the expression "the eldest By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 4 . • •. 1,, -: It, but the srrt of result that by rH5 THE SUPERMARKET I .1 I - l5t Ask tbc----- -1411111 SPIDER-MAN AG.., •' 1i Alan: "Easy when you see Opening lead: •K LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Money you in your activities, you'd and friends won't mix well better not rely on them too today. Don't get Involved with heavily. any financial dealings with ARIES (March 21-April 19) pals, either as recipient* or Tackle only what you're lender. capable of doing alone today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Proper help will not be You may have to take extra available for strenuous tasks, pains not to be overly critical and you could hurt yourself, today. Your words will have a TAURUS tApril 20-May 20) boomerang effect and come Your budget will only stretch beck and attack you. far before It snaps. Don't kid LUMA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) yowself by thinking tomorrow Someone may try to use you as will care for Itself. Better spend I' ON LOO*%tS' 'TELL .5flR I — M ooi - " I _____ am Z'M comment at this time." ______ ________ ~r torney, he wrote "please have a grand jury of the county I _ ____________ ______ C. —Enact a restraining order against corporal punish- Commissioners. Seminole County Circuit Judge Voile A. Williams Jr. _ would be ten points out of twelve In duplicate play." I •• i I., I" %'— In reaction to these allegations John Spolski, spokesman for the sheriff's department, sai d toda y .the Oswald: "Now he ruffs his little spade and leads dummy's last diamond. It Pdas 4 V Pass Pass Pass some problems for you today. harmful to you. Double-check everythIng so PISCES(Feb.2OMarth2O)If that a large error doesn't slip youdon'thavemuchfalthinthe ° 2V 71 's , N - —Enact a restraining order against unreasonable ', trump." i. Pass 1 'e"W .1 searches and harrassment; maximum respect and minimal disconifort for inmates. ri,. two top trumps. A K 97 2 72 • K 63 22) Fuzzy thinking could cause you say in a manner that Is 1A\ 5-28 SOUTH Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City AQUARIUS (Jan. 20'Feb. 19) Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Be especially careful who you specify birth sign. tell what to today. There is a CANCER (June 21- July false friend who will use what - *9 * -wAs. - '1L., •A6 843 AKQ addressed envelope to Astro- sow today. \,,pAgrm1I"? "' t pushy. champ. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You are feeling awfully sure of 21) You could easily get stuck yourself today and that's good, a rut with narrow thinking but don't carry things to ex- today and give your corntremes and try to pull off a petition a few jumps on you. copy of Astro-Graph Letter. won't do your work for you. Mail $1 for each and a sell You'll reap exactly what you /I40W ABOUT' ,, - C' NORTh ' ! Stewart, U. Don McCullough and the board of County __________________________________________________________ is being too impatient and look like a chump Instead of a V14 Circuit Court take the following action: -Issue an order governing searches of inmates with WIN AT BRIDGE LEAST H6LF ., .i. ?.. . •. :.'. Sheriff John Polk, Major Duane Harrell, Capt. Max opportunities this coming year SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. ) to put into use some of those Teammates must be selected Ideas you always get. The thing with extra care today. The ___________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ thatcould1pyouup,howev, ong ones could make you Southwtnsandmustplayhti, III ! - .. nasty little comments all over veins and what can be done prolonged standing. you. Speak up for your rights. You'll have many wonderful Don't let them get away with it. . . . 3, 1:~ v'. -4V - . .,. ..- t i. ... about the causes of varicose requires prolonged sitting or YOUR BIRTHDAY May29, 1979 by Howie Schneider — ' jacks," the inmates state. Letter number 5-8, Varicose with such a history to wear Velns,toglve you more details support hoselfthelroccupation g/ 1_- _________ ,11 ' mont or use of unnecessary force by guards and police; —Restore the rights and privileges now illegally denied the Inmates; family I'm sending you The Health women who come For Tuesday, May 29, 1979 . ;ç The inmates also complain of beatings at the Seminole County jail. "On at least two occasions an inmate was handcuffed and shackled then beaten with flashlights and black- cell block at the Seminole County Jail, the action states. The inmates' petition, which Is hand written in pencil on yellow tablet paper, Is filed against Seminole County Jail, -. . "'hi ' veins. It's also important for disappears. "' "', ~, ",*` -" 44 . ,v.,. .- ' I .$ - - -i f ~rr,'~`~,,, ;,~ . ,. I 1.. . relatively at the same level as hose during your pregnancy. I this doesn't wish all women would, par. your heart, then happen and the swelling ticularly those who have a associated with varicose veins family history of varicose By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1, Herald Photo by Tom Netsel upright. Blood runs downhill sending you explains, there is a - r ____ result, they don't work well and heart down it you have varicose so blood accumulates in the veins. As The Health Letter I'm veins when you're standing I . ; ", . "'..4. ,, In their petition, the inmates ask the Seminole County Eden and Frank Hall 11 who's currently out on bond have filed a petition for a writ of mandamus (a wTit asking public officials be ordered to perform their duty) with the Seminole County Circuit Court. The action is on behalf of all inmates of one particular leg. Q _ ______ ____ pressure outside the veins and analagous to a balloon that's compressing them. This helps been blown up too many times prevent the dilation and ac until It won't snap back to its cumulation of original form. themselves, The veins in your leg contain and downhill is from your heart family tendency toward having . ". !i 1111 attorney to have a grand jury investigate county jail inmates' allegations that their civil rights are being .T i. f;1' ¶ 2 J - .. I „, ,_ '.., .41, , . . -11. . murder, and M. Sims, a convicted murderer; John F. - 9 civil rights of any of the petitioner inmates." In their petition, the inmates list specific examples to corroborate their charges. On the charge of the denial of 48 I _ - Herald Staff Writer A Seminole County circuit judge has asked the state ,. Inmate Robert A. Preston, Jr., awaiting trial for I — — 62 - examine the jail, if it sees fit, for any possible violations of portant in maintaining the garter around the top of a 45 52 61 By SHARON CARRASCO crease the problem with your ward flowing toward your. varicose veins in any way. The heart. If the blood starts to flow only trouble people get Into Is backward the flaps drop by using some kind of conagainst each other and close the stricting garment. To illustrate veIn. These valves are im- this point, if you have an elastic — ~ W- t:,3,J-.-. . .rs"€&.sr.: the inmates state. On one instance, a guard was heard making remarks over the loudspeaker, the inmates claim. — — — 84 — THEN WHY THE MAN SAID YOU ER- WELL. CAN'T GET THEM D YOU 1 REALLY DON'T om plaints searched in front of a camera both on May 11 and May 13, . Bob Montana ail medical and dental care. Other allegations include unreasonable "strip searches" they claim are in violation of their constitutional rights, unsanitary handling of food by cafeteria personnel and prisoners are subject to different kinds of corporal punishment. I I o-is I n court because there is no law library and denied proper 41 — _____________________________________ 38 40 39 , f`i: kt.'-.* to prevent swelling. They do tiny valves. These little flaps all open as the blood moves up- •:. :(' t *'rr'i Support hose should not in- _______ 37 somewhat i. alIl proper medical and dental care, inmates claim eye examinations are not available. No medical technician or nurse is on duty at the Jail over the weekends, they said. On the charge of strip searches, an inmate was strip 21 22 23 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 24 25 126 . 30 131 32 — _____________ — — — _____________ _____________________________ 33 34 35 4 it's dilated. Sought Investigation violated, Four inmates, two of them in custody on murder charges claim they have been denied the right to practice the free exercise of their religion, denied access to the i Cents r ', ' properly, they're permanently this by creating external 20 I J.!a;.f Your veins have elastic fibers bandages such as the elastic in them and when they become bandages that athletes use overstretched to the point that wrapped around the ankles help 17 — — — Herald— (USPS 48-280)—Price 15 ening it - + ose Support U — — — 16 — — 18 — — Dr. - 1 DEAR READER — Varicose N.Y. 10019. I _•\C.•7 flst Year, No. 242—Tuesday, May1!! 29, 197S r~vl 56 Flying toy — Ill _ - Lamb 55 Sound of secretly Veins the elastic fibers don't work L •"T 0 veins. I'm 27 and I'm t overweight. My left leg seems I to getting worse even though wear support hose most of the time. My legs ache a lot. My question Is this. Is It possible that the hose cod be harming my legs? My rfght leg is O.K. I have two children and I tried to about them. Other readers who _________________ wear support hose through want this Issue can send 50 most of my pregnancy. I've cents with long, stamped, sd!become afraid to wear them addressed envelope for it. Send now. My legs ache so bad. I'd your request to me in care of appreciate any Information YOU this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, might have. 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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 28, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 28, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/9e879f7c7ab70b26ae08a393bbb31924.pdf 2d03718f5f354a98e6dd771a9d9112a6 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280) — Price 25 Cents 71st Year, No. 306—Sunday, August 12, 1979- Sanford, Florida 32771 Gonorrhea Up 15 Percent In Seminole By SHA RON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The number of gonorrhea cases in Seminole County increased 18 percent during the first six months of 1979 or about 14 times higher than the average increase statewide. Jack Morehead, of the State Venereal Disease Office, said the average gonorrhea Increase statewide was less than one percent. For the first six months of 1979, the Seminole County Health Department treated 268 cases of gonorrhea compared with 234 cases treated for the same time period last year, said Dr. Jorge Deju, medical director of the Seminole County Health Departmerit. "Proportionately, we are a lot better off than Orange County and ethers," Deju said. "But there still are a significant number of cases." Ed Carson, regional program director for venereal disease program, said Seminole County ranks 21 out of the 67 counties for gonorrhea cases. He is responsible for a Four-county area that includes Seminole, Osceola, Orange and Brevard counties. "People are seeking out treatment more readily today than they were in the past," said Carson as one reason for the increase In gonorrhea cases. In Central Florida, county health departments offer free treatment forvenerealdisease and other communicable diseases, Carson said. But other areas in the state charge patients a minimum fee. "People are a lot more aware of the problem. They are more inclined to admit It and seek help at the public health department Instead of through a private physician," he added. Hospital officials and private physicians are required to report cases of communicable diseases to their local county health department, Carson said. Consequently, the county health departments are capable of keeping track of gonorrhea cases to determine whether they have Increased, he said. "For every infection we treat, there are about three Infections we don't know about," Carson said. Persons who are treated for venereal diseases of all types are generally between the ages of 15 and 24, Carson said. Those with Von bee usually rim between 15 and 20 years old, he said. Another mason for the increase in gonorrhea cases deals with the jnve*ticn of the v1ons birth control methods, Carson said. "People are participating more frequently with more different People," Carson explained. "There Is more casual contact and exposure to different sexual partners." Carson added: "People use to worry about getting pregnant if they had sex, but with the birth control devices available..." The number of gonorrhea cases in Duval County, as a comparison, Increased 16 percent during the first six months of 1979, or about 16 times higher than the averr.ge increase statewide. Dade County, which generally has one of the highest numbers of gonorrhea cases in the state, reported only a 2.9 percent increase this year, or about 200 more cases than last year. p -- By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - I t . • ' • ', • .. . 1 - . - : . ,. .4' '.vill lit' I Herald Photo by Hugh Thomson Councilman Pat Southward of Lake Mary (right) recently explained, outside the city's post office, to Mrs. Sue Churchill of Lake Mary Boulevard, Lake Mary, why the city needs a tax increase. Mrs. Churchill's son only has eves for the camera v es. '' To increase the chances of a The question on the ballot in Lake Mary's special election Sept. 11 will read: ''Shall the operating millage rate levy of $4.25 for the city of Lake Mary be approved'" The city council is proposing that a $4.25 per $1,000 assessed valuation tax rate be levied in the new fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. The current tax rate is $3 per $1,000. A new state law permits the city government to levy a tax of only $2.84 per $1,000 unless the higher rate is approved by voters in an election. But the real question the approximately 1.000 city electors will answer in the referendum, according to some city officials is: "Will like Mary as a unit of local government live or die" Mayor Walter Sorenson and Councilmen Pat Southward, Burt I'erinchief and Cliff Nelson believe the response from the voters of the six-yearold incorporated municipality ... * favorable response, the four elected officials arc pounding the pavement and stationing Sat iirday themselves on ii iormungs at the iwsl office to explain the city's financial quall4hir% to the people. Wi' either tiavt' to propose increased property taxes or to curtail services." Nelson said. s e cut the budget If an tiioii' %%e an' going to be hurting the people.'' l'erinchief said. • I would consider tile question of the city's existema'e if the referetiduir i fails," Mrs. Southward said. "lACill selfgovermunent is the very basis of dt'niocracs I believe the l)n'opt'ntY tax referendan ii will pass,'' she said. sorellsoll said he believes Lake Mars residents want selfgnvt'rrununrt. How did the city get into such a financial bind that a 42 percent increases in property taxes is necessary in one year1 'l'hue issue is complex, ac- cording to varitJu cit officials There %%ert. iria n contri butin factors. Among then are - Anticipated revenues in die 1978-1979 budget %% ere not realistic, according to ( it y Manager Phil KuIhes Short fall in anticipated revenues Intl tided the following $0.600 from state revenue sharing and other state funds wink only $66,532 was received; federal revenue sharing and federal funds through the ('omniprelierisivt' Employment 'I' raining Act tCETAi of $105,64111 when only $13,7311 was received. property taxes of $144,00 when $122,277 was received; other fees $284,981 %%hen $97,358 %%a:, received Adding the anticipated receipts toget tier brought it total of $605,724 while actual funds received were $349,897 Included among the .nmiticipated receipts in various categories was $176,Oth) sup. 4 t'e qu E.S'l'lt)N, Page 2 A i Sanford Man Held Retarded Girl, 17, Beaten, Raped A 27-year-old Sanford man; charged with the severe beating of a mentally retarded girl and her grandmother now faces a charge of sexual assault in connection with incident. Being held in Seminole County Jail without bond is Moses Makes Jr., 1712 W. 15th St., on charges of burglary, false imprisonment and two counts of aggravated battery. Sanford police said Saturday, however, lab tests confirm the 17-year-old retarded girl Involved was sexually a..saulted in the incident. The state's attorney's office is expected to file a direct' information adding the sexual assault charge against Blukes, police added. Detective Ray Bronson of Today 4-A Bridge .....................6-B CaJeudar ...................6-A $-B 6-B 4-A DeAbby .................24 The Question: Will Lake Mary L ive Or Die...? Horoscope .................6-B Hospital ...................2-A Obituaries ................12-A OURSELVES ........... 1-2-3-B Sports ....................MLA Television .................7-B Weather ...................2-A Sanford Police Department gave this account of the incident: About 10 pin. Thursday, a young man broke into the Sanford home of the girl and her 78-year-old grandmother through the rear door. Once iiisttle, the intruder was spotted by the elderly woman, who attempted to get him out of the house but was punched several times about the face, then thrown onto her bed. The intruder, police said, then located the mentally retarded girl in another part of the house and induced her to follow him outdoors. Police said at this point the incident Is sketchy, but information indicates the young intruder rode off on 0 bicycle and ordered the girl to Follow behind Idmmi. Meanwhile, the grandmother halt slipped out of the house and to a neighbor's home to telephone police. When police arrived, they begun a search of the area and began questioning neighbors. One of those neighbors, police said, told of seeing the girl walking and soineone riding a bicycle in the vicinity of Goldsboro School. One Police sergeant sped to the area in a cruiser and spotted the pair near the school, but because there was no throughway available, had to drive his cur completely around the block to get to theni. By the time he did, they were gone, police said. .bout in hour and a half after the incident was reported and the area starched, authorities returned to the elderly woman's home, and the young girl had returned. Police still art' not certain Ixiw she gut there. She hail been badly beaten, police said. Polite said family members took the yotuig girl and her grandmother to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where the girl was admitted for a broken jaw and severe facial bruises. She was reported in satisfactory condition Saturday. The gramidmuther, however, was treated for her injuries and released. Before the grandmother was released from the h s pit a I. lx)li(:e were questioning the oiiiuiii and obtained a description of her assailant. As the grandmother gave police that information, one of her grandchildren told police lie thought he knew a young man who fit the description. Police went to the address of the suspect and asked him if tic would accompany (twin to the hospital. When police took him i into the room where the grandmother was waiting, she iziuincdiatcly tx>inted at him and identified him as her assailant, j)Olt(e said. Makes faces a court ap— pearuinut! Tuesday. Traveling On Faith jj And Muscle-Power Traveling on faith, fellowship and muscle-power, 32 boys and girls 14 years old and older arrived in Sanford Friday evening after a 1,500 mile bicycle trip which began in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. on July 20. The young people, led by their "trail bosses," Jim and Louise Pickens of Anderson, Ind., will leave Sanford early Monday morning to complete their journey to Key West. "We are attempting to show our faith and Christian fellowship," said Jun Pickens, trail boss of the trip, explaining the group spent Its nights on the journey In Protestant churches In various communities. In each case the churches were asked for their help just hours before the large group of young people would arrive. Only two serious incidents marred the tourney. At one point a motorist tried to run some of the youngsters, traveling In a single file, off the highway, resulting in some scrapes and bruises. In the other incident, Pickena' bicycle locked wheels I ' I -5- 5--.-.- - 'I Nsvald P" by Tim VImcip$ - -- - -. 5- - . 5 -- ,--• .-------------- — -.5-- uideterred by Injured arm, has served '' ----5- - 5- - as "trail ' ,j'ibs1 'bou" of "Wbeellng Free In the Son" bicycle travelers. nt - —. - ' . I '_ ,.-.. with the bicycle of his wife, Louise, and he received a broken arm. The incident took place in Fargo, Ga., near the Florida line Thursday. Unable to find a doctor there, Pickens' brother, Joseph of Sanford, drove to Fargo, brought his brother back to Dr. Charles hlardwick's office in Sanford and the ari n was 'We are for a trip to Disney Wirld Saturday. Sunday they are to go to New Smyrna Beach. l"romu Key West most of the young people will fly home to seven different states and ship their bikes ahead, Pickens said. The group "Wheeling Free in the Son" is sponsored by the Churches of God in Michigan. "We have stayed the nights in churches all along the way, from Michigan through Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida," Pickens said. ''We have stayed in Methodist, Presbyterian, attempting to Baptist and First Christian show our faith churches." placed in a cast. Pickens rejoined his group Friday in Palatka. Pickens' niece, Lisa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pickens of 221 19th St., Sanford, has traveled with the group from the beginning and will continue on with them to Key West. They are scheduled to arrive in Key West Thursday. While spending the weekend at First Baptist Church, Sanford, the church loaned its bus Each day, Pickens said, a van which accompanied the group would start out early and go 20 mules ahead, stopping in parks along the road to prepare breakfast. The youths would bicycle to the site, have break. fast and continue on to the next point 20 miles away for lunch. The couple in the van, after lunch, would drive on to a town, find a church and ask permission for the young people to spend the night there. - . - '5 • - ' -5- .' - - I-. -.5-..- -qt, - DONNA ESTES - -" .. �9.—EvenIng HereId, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 12,1fl Fake Heart Attack, Authorities C R minA . IN BRIEF 'I Killer Insects Wiping Out South Florida Palm Trees * FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) It reads like the script of a bed horror movie, but the invasion of the killer planthoppers Is very real the tiny flying Insects have wiped out most of South Florida's palm trees, a University of Florida scientist said Friday. The plauthopper Hapilux crudus Is responsible for spreading the lethal yellowing disease, a blight that killed 97 percent of the coconut palms In Dade County, said Dr. Henry Donselman; assistant professor of palm disease at the University of Florida's Agriculture Research Center ,at Fort Lauderdale. Donselman and fellow scientists will discuss the drawcolored insect and ways to control It at a five-day 'meeting of the International Council on Lethal Yellowing that darts Monday In Fort Lauderdale, Sixty scientists from 15 countries will participate In the seminar. ,.. - - ..i -c ) "The cardiologist said he was physically able to remain in jail. The EMTs said he showed no physical signs of any medical problem." Frank Taylor, Wagers' attorney, denied his client had any * LADY LAKE, Fla. (UP!) - - having these attacks off and on, They just hit - had complained of chat psins i tt, k ••' I * . .. • i • v . • - '1 . . • , • . • -. ' . ' . . - - . - • As Rock Star ' JACKSONVILLE,Fla. (UP!) He did It only because It made people happy to meet someone famous that was the explanation a 31 ear-old man gave police Friday Tormaiqueradlng during the past week In Jacksonville as 5 nø The man, who pollcetentaflye1yjdentffledasCtlan Richards, of Burbank, Calif., Is suspected of bIlldng $1,200 and running out on a $700 hospital bill. He las charged with grand theft of $730 from a woman's purse He pretended to be a mem ber of Pink Floyd, Steely .Dan, Little River Band, Bad Company and Jethro Thil, among others, - j,.- - - , ' .':• - ..,, F ...• •. . •. * . - * l , • Asbestos Was The Enemy * JACKSONVILLE, Fla (UP!) A 56-year-old World II Navy veteran, suffering from asbesteis, says he thought the Japanese were enemy, x'" to in shins' Wii atuv asbestos s • adversary r boiler rooms. •SM .*Jf.Ji311IulT, l*'tchta.to help supet mucus t a in lawsuit from his lungs, Friday filed a $ * the manufacturer of an asbestos-based compound Inhaled while serving In the Navy; r of The suit against Johns Manville Products "'s or health has suffered poor Delaware, contends Janssens 23_ years because of his exposure to asbestos. - ___ * :. ,, ,,,,, ,, .- IV TVEnvironmental IIVIIIIIII "' Now Director TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!) Palatka attorney William L. Townsend Is the new director of the state's Division of Environmental Programs. - 11JIUOiIAL AUGUST ii. ms AOMl$SION$ Sanford: 11. Holf1dow ':. $tMwrfl Ann A. Tarlarki DI$CHAISII ThER La. rudIagi 11* 74; eiiIdI Ii' fl; high, pqlpdey's $1; etric pressure, 30.03; relative healdity, 01 pIftIU4 wbek, calm., ereeash PartlycI.udy landiy with .atsered th Sumss rn M *iSly 00 aid Ions be * *- vartebia ashy seperbeu am., 117 pa.; low, Us am., 7:11 p.. egiv -- fIiIv Pert Canovoral: high, U: Lm.,U:00pa41sw,$:*Ia.a., 7N pa. aayport: high, 1:37 a.m., 0:11 p...; Isw, 12:10 am. 1OATING FORZCAST wte ...tly seuthwesterly aromd 10 huts threagh kiday. Wiids ashIest $411 haste Ihr.Nh kii Seen $4a4l.sh. ts.- flhP - tII r- U — __ callingforalaxratecd$2J4pr $1,000 aas.sd valuetlon; the other setting the, tax rate at $UL The city levied a tax rate of $1 per $1,000 lad year. The lower tax rite $2.84 would generate $122741 in property Iii revenues, a five percent Increase train Lake Mary's $42.8 million tax, base without the need for voter appeal. The greater, tax rate would net the - I V coitlnusd lb1ng ofa city's taxing power, eithod voter approval. Th. like May y Co il at a special misting Frlày Morning voted to post pone iiid,fbitely coenidsriticn of an ordinance. Imposing a five parcat dilly tax, hiss cdthg from th. badger prepseal $41,000. That Is I. be mad.* op from remvo Isdi "I believe a idilly tax hats - * • CLEVELAND (UP!) The tempo of a massive m-"himt for the killer of FBI agent Johnnie I. Oliver, one Of tiree agents slain Thursday, changed from systematic searches to selective raids late Friday. Oliver's alleged slayer, Mlvin Bay Buyon disappeared In Cleveland's East Side ghetto area just after the Thursday morning shooting. "We're still going out there," an agent said at the Cleveland FBI Office. "We're getting help train all agencies, federal and Mate." - ATLE (UP!) A Wed Settle man who filed for divorce three yaws go an he has received 30 "obscene aid p'esV' telephone calls from his ox-wife In the pad four m The calls esally a,. "short and abusive" behold Pam ___ "My former *11, can make a first sergeant blush." l'bs Slyseold retired electrical esiginser, who was not ider'I.d, Said thehsraig calls come M all hoursOfthe day, Including 92 calls In as nigId lad year. - Nixon Buys first allocations are for the lomer embed with the second figure with Increased property tease: Public wor ks $00038pzs,sw a,. $17, -$fl Ill; ceamulcat loss $1,011- * , • AM -- .flV—LTh NII si psedbeu. $I7USS.hy MuMj, 4id h the co, g u1 i, I • LJ1jW7iS$$ujA$It5II __ Wth add. $s6bor -• - __ - un Air * .• a - - '- - - .- — '* -------- * •.' — - wo anqp tsiinoo a isnrors ?:3e-:30 IJIy. Sun. 124. Slop Mt. Dora, Lessbur, Land 9.9 Daily, Sun. 124, Lit !UMMY CHOCOLATES Almond clusters, creams, mints, capers. 61/2-I1 '/.-oz.' IN WL SUPER GLUE' 3 Fast-bonding, clear, per- manent, strong. 10-oz. .n, W. sat * • * . .. . _ ., , - - too were .: a Prulsy'. hs*. N ' mSsq CAl *W*MINIS. (UPS) —'d Juhe Jeeph . MYk iasM I . .•,. failed 041. Morris said each bill cods $1,240 per page- computed by dividing the total cod of the l.gtali*we by the number of bills. In this year's House, the rags for Introduction was from one bill sad by two members to -' • ••j NIWIi. ad uji flu.' r -r',.u,s SssØsI -* -.._ _ —..,. •••.-- 30 by one member. The average * Cardinal Dies At 70 5hi"lo1Jdgd b. 01I*IN *hekstp * - I DISPOSABLE UGHT Throw-away flashlight provides high-intensity light. bill limiting a member to 10 bills, with a service charge of $20 for each additional till. It - *.__.* . ' N1k rr" * --. rrTadbelw,*- 16, - Two reputes baTS filed dew side MUM repsitonthsdeithii usehigr reck YrO v*mtw 3ft Prielsy hr = b an op ,a'sd.sthe ABC aims prW1H1 The od was Mail Frldsybeoury cast hibeleif .lJemesCsIe end W1N1heI!lm.ft asbe far ell records ad be proporig the 1$1 report on Preslops Ag. II, $71 death, The lull negges Drlet Atheuey Osusral Hgh lIedai Jr. ad aft Cudy medial r' Dr. Jerry FrascIieem& 1hestepeyrqed hand bsNshsasdtethePic, abed the_.s ha Frewinee aiaused — - is a •of 'U vngit~ Woo • iásIs, (H.U,.$IØ'. h015, *.IL4 * . . Bundy Win *••.. N.Y. Condo MEMPIM, Tea (UP!) - * ___ None has passed either House. A bill limiting memers to 10 bills per seerlcin was killed by a vote of 564 In 1972. A limitation Of five bills per member failed In 1974. In 1975, the speaker and Weaker pro tens got behind a Elvis Autopsy Report Asked - . since 1972. Tb. Iow.bedeoom, tour.bsth epartsud on tie w.rdh block where eorof$17?VthAve. Is located on the s p1li41 In 1109. the NiioWs lived before he became . •,: Five proposals to limit the number of bills have been offered In the House and Senate - Euperdtur.scollodforilth* two badgstireflsda where the major cdi would be madi The - .-, Sadowski urged a low key Inquiry into all allegations of inhumane treatment of Spenkelink. "Due to the uniqueness of the situtlon, being the first execution in a long time with all Its emotional trauma, I think someolse outside corrections that has credibility should find out what did or did not happen," the legislator said. "If Graham tells me he Is satisfied, through some independ4d source, that it did not happen, it would satisfy me," he said "People are entitled to have confidence that their governmst conducted Itself in a proper manner," Sadowski said. "If wtt was described occurred, I think any citizen would be concerned and many the House this year, Morris said, compared to 2,000 before this reform. NEW YORK (UPI) Former Presided Richard M. Nixon has repostidiy purchased a sperwllng 11-room osN,do,rthIem, occupying an intire floor of a FIfth Avenue halding ovsrioskksl Cudral Past In mldiown_ihltta. road Ofthe.pimiMonthscorurofIsd&estwas Put it newly $1 million. The New York Thnes reported In its Saturday edition that a lawyer familiar with the treusactioss said Nixon could move but to Malattan early aid year.___ • , - Spenkelink, who died May 25, Is only inmate to be killed agalisst Ids will In the United States since 1967. - _____ val*'oi and a second can for a p4.21 tt rats per, $1,* se.mi.d valuation. RINII Ur$ mule A" "Se,' 1N (Cedd Press PaSs IA) $DIS we q the cü Asther ea Of thsr hi has it. polk, ad e odd npá p*e esn a. lo 1*49 a... Sill p* thadersisure Ate. sos. polkoms ad a, In ptue revenas either nlds't IeI $eah or cy rasess was 'pruI iuig .1 ,, ps t IIIadI. 30R . ad, sung showers oprvij years. adaof bad ii earmuIed. fir a sste her M the — L poor, the 1r: •l hei1130Lm.,Is$p.a1 111*1511 seed sad t ad, ettnw7 irpap.ses.kisgs,sN esy. Ihilsi 1$sI1a,a.,Is$ ubethsapps,te aa"cthyevor" adagsod is OW vft ba Ofthsresorvsfsare,atimot,,ty ws 'wadIIeu,in.or '-i-Us$8 L$.. lJsIS low I IS_Iul be * ___ etpor to p'1a, 'ajy edsechahis," a. seds p.,.s.* edy uulsed plane a WAIL PPdL Dim ' $1 IiØii& City gvered_d.iiØ the a,i ad irAIV9tTJto INk ai f5igiiCsaisai * -• -. T1 art ., w,he iia as, tM be it pS$ d 11M Uft 01mew the pus. IU STY, Plo (UPI) ,.- prepared for the Southern Legislative Conference. In the 1979 session, the House cutoff bill Introduction on noon of the opening day of the legislature. Only Massachusetts, wHch requires bills to be filed a month ahead of the session, has an earlier deadline. The volume of local bills affecting only one city, county or area rather than the whole state was reduced markedly by granting ordinance-making authority to local governments. Only 164 local bills were filed In Is His Wife Obscene? • P, It said the cotton was Inserted to try to stop Spenkelink's bowlls from vacating in the electric chair. When Spenkelink threatered to tell, the letter said, his mouth was taped shut with layers of toinch adhesive tape. 1 Illinois, 4000. Efforts to cut the number of proposed new laws are being made, though not too successfully, Morris said In a report Manhunt Tempo Changes uestion:-WuII Lake Mary Live.or Dle-9 ' The charges were made In a letter to the Flambeau, studdnt newspaper at Florida State University, which published its contents but declined to identify the inmate. - . , year that ended June 30. It was used at some point in the lawmaking process, from bill drafts to statutes, from computer print-outs to journals. The paper chase gave birth to 3,000 bills, which some legislators think is too many, but which is exceeded by such states as New York, 18,W), Me4susdts, 9,000, CalIfornil, 7,000, Connectict, 6,000 and sally deem op.' -. - "He asked me to find out whether any of Spenkelink's civil rights were violated," Block told UP! In a telephone interview. He said he and Williams will meet shortly to decide how to handle the investigation. "The state administers the death penalty according to statute and established procedures," Graham said in a statement issued "It's simply not true," Wainwright said. "It Just did not happen. The charge obviously was made by an inmate for his oln benefit," he said. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The Florida Legislature runs on paper. House Clerk Allen Morris says the legislature consumed 462 tons of paper during the - No J : by his office. "It Is essential that the state carry out the 11w carefully and with respect for the rights of all concerned.' The charges of civil rights violations were denied by Corrçc. tlons Director Louie Wainwright. — - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer .__ W~ Mas isa _ State's 'Pap Cha, SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas (UP!) Calling Pollution on Texas' coastline from history's worst on spill "a b414o.do about nothing" thus far, Gov. William Qernents has urged restraint In talk of suing Mexico for damages, Clements, founder of the company whose rig drilled the ollepewing well In Mexico's Bay of Campeche, toured the affected areas of south Texas Friday and pronounced then relatively free Of residue from the 20,000 gallons of Oil leaving the Mexico site each day. "It's a hig to-do about nothing," Clements said. "So far we're really not hurt and I want to emphasize that. There are a lot Of people out an the beaches. They're enjoying the beaches and the environment Is not really suff ering at this poln Whit has happened to data we can HOSPITAL NOTES SSMIN JOHN SPENKELINK Restraint Is Suggested city $1 ,6I9 from that source, the average citizen. It would $38,514; building and zoning noted the new equipment would th e nine-member force to four but only If voters give their tax the poor, those who can $14,405-$14,4$5; parks and give the city a better flre ratli members. Currently live approval Sept. 11. least afford It," said Cot.r awp.nr recreation $13,118- whidsthould lead toa reduction mbers are paid, tirough Unless Lake Mary voters That Mate law which has cIlm'nQlffNelsoii."We .hould $14,114; administration of fire insurance preinhuua for fedeMmding,icheduJ,fto, respond favorably hi a Sept. 11 caused not only Lake Mary, but hold the possibility of a utility $S1,440-1$1,441; central r property owners. phased. ____ referendum and authorize a other Seminole County tax as a last dUds method of vice $30,143-143; polio. Th. cut In the corn- The police department property tax Increase, the city 'municipalities' athnlnlstratcrs railing revenue," he said. T16-4up. mZki 1c1ii sectioli refiects the In IdIIY revenues from fii faces financial chaos In fiscal some budget preparation Nelson said U the votrs turn Manager iy Phil abendosunsit of a tcw'person and bond forfeiture under, the Herold Dakar 1979.00, acco rding to the city headach ill be in effect this dawn the city's request for Kulbes nl es, wsp al of he said the cit necessary firs, poitce and emergency lower rat, with a foamsmbsr Wlsy A. admInistration. year o y. A ecial governor's approv a $4.25 per $1,000 In t fir. diptmed withoit communications system. The force at $20,009 aid it the Lewis I. Hughey A new s ta te law prohibits a task force on ti ased taxes would ba other major cut In the police 'igher rite with a itneproperty tax u,eed valua on tax rite "we the incre . Tolle municipality from setting a ta reform Is slated to make Its may have to adopt it (a utility the prop01sd . pamper. He deportment cells for reØudng fore. at $49001 Patricia tyms ---. -raw nigner uiwi necessary w rscornmenaauona 10 Iii tax) lax) an emergency method Robert C.msb.II, Lake Monroe get up to five percent more IegIiIstw.Inopsdal iJanI4I L. sI$VI, Longwood In U we have sxha.d the Nermen I. Turns, Lungwuod revenue train Its tax base December en ref orming the property tax rod.." without voter approvaL entire hung structure In The city council has adopted The city has tentatively fl.dà. That recoaaw 4 1k,n two teditive badietu. The fled adopted two budgets, one may or may not result In the with a $2.14 per $1,000 wruid __ He called Block about 4p.m. Friday. Block, a death penalty foe, representated Port St. Joe blacks Freddie Pitts and Wilbert Lee in their successful fight for release from prison on claims they were innocent of killing two white service station attendants, / Friday. In the past month, fires have blackened more than 120,000 acres In rugged terrain In Idaho and another 100,000 acres have been scorched In three neighboring Mates and California. Ford Service Chief Max Peterson said he shared Gov. Evans' concern but refused to send numerous crews to fight management blazes, saying they were needed In other areas. A firefighter, Injured Friday when an 18-man crew had to outrun a flareop at one of Idaho's word uncontrolled fires, said he didn't see how the flames could be stopped.' L ake Mary Faces Services Cut Unless • ( .. FIRST AID native was azmoimced Friday by State Environmental Regulations Secretary Jake Vim. r ning through thousands of acre In his date, Including one unmanned blaze that jumped In size by at least 2,300 acres i't. Townsend, who will oversee a division encompassing five bureaus and 180 employees, helped draft as; a law student the 1972 Environamial Land and -Water Management Act. Appointment of the St. Augustine from North Carolina, where he put one daughter in camp, to Miami where he, his wife and three other daughters are to embark on a Carribean cruise Sunday. By United Press Interiahimal Idaho Gov. Jots Evans is irate at the Forest Service for just watching four so-called management fires bur- , •. * Irate At Forest Service . . ..-. I the date capitol steps although it does not have a parade permit. Klan attorney Doyle Fuller said he would try to persuede the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to override the ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Robert Varner and enjoin the city from Interfering with the Klan march. Montgomery Mayor Emory Felmar and Police Chief CbarlesSwindell said opto 200 city, county and Mate law enforcement Officers were rpadyto halt. Klan marchers when they reach the western âfty limits on U.S. 80. Someone broke into a parj7 III Springs UIP4 mods tilL with fl1 S collision 0CCunvd '.•. and n off with property $1,40 waiJ of p roperty, ac- because Ms. Jasperson at acccrg to -i to ssin cst her vehicle * I -. tI h$ Qp.;sted $vd.m31 Csy dsp Ne • Signs ' t°tem entry it& ___ Hwnberto Zayss 23, of 1909 on Uiiwiy about . .• BI I Law, now Maitland, feet north of intetie.ion James H. Nelson, 50, of 304 told deputies the incideist oc- Florida Avenue In Longwaod, .•. Magnolia St., Altamonte curred sometime Friday while the suit charges. I . r ____ Springs, told deputies the his car was parked In front of • burglary occur red sometime his home. Both Ward and DoruOo Donna Hoffman Instructs Brownies in proper between Aug. 3 and Friday. Property taken Included a claim they suffered Injuries to method of applying adhesive bandage, part of first Nelson Is the chairman of large tool box containing their body and required aid training given at recent Brownie Day Camp he trustees for New Bethel miscellaneous tools weighing medical treatme nt from the AME Church,, at Centennial Park, Sanford. 300ponnds,an AM-FM cesstte accident. * Graham ordered the investigation after a Death Row Inmate charged that guards held Spenkelink down while a hospital aide stuffed globe of cotton In his rectum before the execution and later tossed his corpse into a shower to wash off the excrement. Aides said demands of Rep. William Ssdowskl, D.Mlami, that Gra ham find out if rumors of indignities visited on Spenkelin k were fact or fiction helped Influence the governor's decision. It was made hurriedly, while Graham was in Atlanta en route - by marching through Montgomery and holding a rally on - ... - The Klan sought to climax Its 10-mile hike from Selma grenades. The caller also said Wagers had only a few months to live, and "had nothl to lose." .,, • He gave the assignment to Miami criminal lawyer Irwin Block and Dick Williams, inspector general of Graham's staff. march through Montgomery Sunday. Crashed into a palm tree, according to Seminole County delirdle. Carl F. Carter of P.O. Box 312 Lake Monroe, told deistles he parked his car Friday night at "The Ark" In the Sadord Plaza. He discovered his 197$ Stolen property Included one tape player, a citizen's bend Chevrolet had been cienwiss .ota with t matching chairs, radio and an. overhead In. be left the b1nk1s* establish- one antique red dresser and drument console. insist about 12:30 am. The car mirror, one died of drawers is valued at $8,200, hi said. and two mattresses. 8UTTS Given the description of the NE(ZIACEMI30ING stolen car, a trooper of the A solid gold necklace valued cart j Ward and David FloridsHlghwayPatroi (FlIP) at $1,710 was stolen Donagm r. spotted the vehicle pear Friday train the horns of a Interstate 4 and State HoEd 46 Longwood coiçle, according to and State Automohne MuW and a high speed chase ensued. Seminole County deputies. Driving at excessive speeds, Deborah bird, 30, of 610 insurance, (30. e trooper chased the juven th ile Swedirlar Branch, Longwood, Ward and Dorsagno were tirough Sanford to Airport told deputies the had a Il-year. riding In a 1974 Ford truck on Boulevard. Suddenly, the old howeguast stay with her for Sept. 3, 1977 when their vehicle juvenile lost control of the car the day and discovered the was struck by Ms. Jasparsan, and dammed Miming a j)fl _ when the secording to the SAL ML at t wed aide entranCe to Hollywood resident left. Jasperuon was delving a car Zayre Plaza. Toots, RADIO groi.z owned by Togi, Inc. The suit Mates. -- : The Ku Klux Klan has a constitutional right to legally march, but the Montgomery Pollee have a duty to keep law and order a federal Judge said Friday In refusing to force the city to let the KICK Mention was made during the led police Saturday morning en . ' MONTGOMERY, Ala (UP!) a hinbaiseed chase .through the CIt3 Of Saflfotd ending when he - - KKK March In Montgomery A juvenile driving a hot car ! TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham has appointed a prominent opponent of capital punishment and a staff aide whose views on the death penalty are not known to find out If John Spenkelink's civil rights were violated before he was electrocuted May 25. '. Hig h-Sp eed Chase Crash • w U.S. Judge Rules Against telephone calls In which he threatened to kill Circuit Judge John Diskin and three other Judges, as well as two court staffers and an attorney, In. volved in setting op visitation privileges for Wagers. Wagers' hearing on Friday, which was rescheduled for 3 pm. an Aug. 16, was to ddet. mine If there is probable cause a private contrador,have a 6yew-old daughter. Wagers' first wife divorced Mrs. Wagers Said her hus. The FBI says he made Sunday, Aug. 12, Were Spenkelink's Rights Vioatev' ld IN BRIEF to return him toNewport, Ky. to stand trialo extortion charge. Slate charges July 27 telephone threats of 1$ of intimidation brought addi. weapons, 1,000 rounds of am munition and six fraVna4lt1on tional bend of $50,000. Mrs. Wagers rum a beauty parlor. &e and Wagers, who is __ -' who saved thi life ofa small boy by sucking venom from coral &IaxeorLe, and 1051% became sick himself, learns Monday whether or not he can keep his job. Two days before Charles Ward saved the eight-year. old boy's ills, the Lady Lake City Commission unanimously voted to fire him because It said there was not enough money to pay his salary. Later the commission decided to reconsider Monday ,. the legality of his dismissal. City officials declined to comment on whether his quick thinking In handling the .snakebite call will have any bearing on his dismissal, Masquerades It before." blood pressure was pretty rough when they examined him — 165 over IN. He has •, (body A part-time policeman to a U.S. marshal, who asked her for medicine shortly before him Inl96& She and her second husband then adopted the his collapse. She gave the Wagers' three children last marshal the only pill in her December. FBI agents claim purse, which had been psi- the divorce and adoption scribed by Wagers' doctor. enraged Wagers, and motivated the death threats. "I don't care what anybody reason to delay the court says, doctors or no, he was not Aug. 2 and He faking it," she said. "It's not has been In the Orange County "He wants to get the thing something anybody could psi- Jail ever since. Unsecured bond over with," Taylor said. ,His tend. I've seen him go tirough of o,000 was set for a federal It Will Life-Saver Be Fired? it Just Before His Execution Goldenrod Man Stricken Before Hearina The attorney defending med him Friday found no Millard Wagers of Goldenrod evidence of distress. Wagers' against charges of intimidating second wife, Ruth, sobbed in ft four Kentucky judges says he doctor's waiting room, had no reason to feign a heart "I knew this would happen," attack during the court recess, said the distraught woman. She as authorities claim, said her husband appeared Wagers, 41, crumpled to the clammy and pale when she was floor of the U.S. marshal's allowed to see him, briefly. But office Friday while waiting for the mergency medical technihis removal hearing to resume. clans who carried Wagers ordof U.S. Magistrate Donald P. the federal courthouse on a_ Dietrich had called a recess to stretcher saw no such symptome. tend to other business. "Our medical people ten us Wagers suffered a massive that he's manipulating the coronary five months ago and system," said Richard King, a required triple bypass surgery, spokesman for the Orange but the cardiologist wU now ur ' a DeplerinigaL Evening $era, Sanford, Fl. * Was 13. Whan Gov. Bob Graham was asaitor In 1971, he Introduced 0 ha Morris said the problem has been gristly mlthnis,d by empowering Mang sshoai mittes. to kill bIIls,.setting 10011:1111110 A camden ci bills, schsiiiiNiig in advanc. days for action on majot kgir1 11r.aid cesest calendar days of for Tba No efshat4armblfls, aggeM th desirability_of tTI1s Ma* a .iki&hsiddhtt ii "ed the picIiy $ for as' awtthdtylng op 1b VW Of. *&W Or $ "' 31u ffth TU1TLE WAX Choose 13 oz. can posts with applicator or 16 Os. bottle.' �Evening Fkvald Around norkle's business climate renka 12th in the 00 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA, 32771 Area Code 306-332-2811 or $311003 Sunday, August 12, 1979--4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDM'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Directo, Bat one should ese ciatlon In Igd.rpr.tIng the flgur.. Th lcrItirIathMmIgi* not be viewed - pouith. by all facats of the economy. For example, the study In&atss that If the perosat Cd polh*Icn abetemint upen ures to the value of Inat,1a1 shlpmaits In a date 1* low, the business cIbv'.$. Is good. Aloe if the averag, weekly wages to workers we low, the boomS. climate Is no as Iood. sft*U was rWrW In the study to ____ be the best In M'IppL Oth er soidheadirn states ____ .— t , _____ Horne Delivery: Week, 75coo; Month, $3Z; I Months, $1$iO; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 06 cents; Month, $300; I Month. $20.60; Year, $4000. Th. Clock By GEOFFREY P(*JNDS OPINION for its agriculture markstIn activities. Andy Duda is chairman of the Florida Qainber's agribusiness division. fjpWth ahead of Florida In th e Mudy were Nor th Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and 1neS.N. The ciawber Cd commerce publication Indicated Mot Florida was fourth highest In net manofacturing jobs gained from 1* through 1V7L Florida gained 06,000 durIng that 10-year period. Texas was M* In the nation with 243,000 new manufacturing jobs while New York was at the bottom of the totem -.11 empire Mate l 300,100 manufacturing jobs over 10 years, the chamber publication Mated. Other tidbits sent from the Florida Chamber Include the eano*mcement that Duda & Sons, Inc. of Oviedo has received the International Trade Award us a adadybyaQ*sgoftrmaad pWAI" by do Florlds Chamber of CoMmorce. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. August Is more than dog days and vacation time. Although things generally seem to I1, down this time of year, history reveals that the month Is not always dull. August Is the month women won the right to vote, the month the first atomic bomb was exploded, the month Unle Borden's father and stepmother were axed to death and the month In which Wild Bill Hickock was killed In an ambush. On the other hand, skeptics might note August is also National Allergy month. 4 RONALD REAGAN Black How Will (1 Versus Soviets rown Irto CORP B ministrator because the government does not have all the answers. The answers, he has found, lie in hard work and self-reliance within this capitalistic society. His view, not widely shared among federal, officials, is that the individual can do for himself much that the government cannot. And Mr. Castillo has correctly diagnosed the quandary In which this society has placed itself: In trying to be compassionate to the poor, the welfare system strips all incentive as well as selfrespect from some of those upon whom It showers its beneficence. This is a trap that has been avoided by unmigrants, including those who enter this country illegally. Coming from less benevolent societies OIL Choose? A vigorous campaign Is now mderway In the Soviet Union I. choose a successor (or successors) to Laonld Brouhnev. This cempalgn Is, of course, nothing ilk. the open, freewheeling democratic process of American politics. Th. Sovids are engaged In a process or s.1.cticnrather than a process Cd election. But, despite the best efforts of the Soviet hierarchy to effect an orderly transition of power, the process has already triggered Intense competition, Infighting and a lliances around different prospective leaders. Since the Vienna summit In Joe, it which the frail health of Brezhnev was revealed to the world on television, speedlatign over his sueceesor has heightened. What kind of leader are the Soviets looking for to assume the all-Important post of general secretary of the communist Party? Most likely, the now chid will have tobe a Russian, the dominant nationality of the Soviet Uniw4 am tbougl% Russians account for ody SACRAMENTO, Calif. (NEA) — lire, yam ago, California black date legislators thought Gov. Jerry Brown was the slicked thing since the launching of the surfboard. Today they're tr)lngto(kowuhIInIn awav.olrhstortc,prous riw. and "Dear COUUgU&' letters to black pc1ius acro. the cowdry. The IM pro-Brown prWfttW fervor was ge)y colored by his lawful suecomor, then-U. a black former MMo senator who would have moved Into the empty Sacramento governor's mamion had Brown vacated his modest apartment for the White HOM In 1000, however, a President Brown would turn Califor nia over to IL Gov. Mike Curb, a young p P.qm clone who diieatid In a hIrd4OUght IIPIkJII black solon. iwip.i Curb win. _____ __ ____ and expecting no free lunch, they have the motivation and capitalistic spirit that built this country. Commissioner Castillo's views are a cogent argument for tempering the government's efforts to ball out everyone. No one questions the im- ,im ,• , '— f.1Wi.uiI. ' SCIENCE WORLD C"m has dw* perat yes of providing for those so young or old or unfortunate that they cannot work. One may readily believe, however, that beyond this point a paternal welfare system sometimes becomes a barrier to self-sufficiency. Mr. Castillo points out as proof the system here still works that ours is the only major country in the world that has to pa people out. But many will subscribe to his view that the American Dream could be an even better reality without some of its stifling burden of government paternalism. stadi was an outright flagrant insur to blacks because Curb, I.ft In charge, tireatened to place ad1tIai14 and govervn.* — a w*enthne,da on a sPecial election ballot . , L I iM They Also called Brown's pod po.Prcposltlon 13 Welf&S increases "totally inhuman and ' fair" and said his embrace of a Constitutional ate S u t By AL ROSS1IER JL UPI $deaee Editer d y r I r i annea __ p n ___ h - _____ ___ ___ M JACK ANDERSON • the 14 act and to act prom$y whenever be determines that an emergency ztsor Ii about todsveiop. ___ rV't I U IV WIi ___ ____ ___ ii with the here. 1 *jcus' d1hU.. 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ILL .r'" ': Als" 11 04 I .., 1^1 ' ___ - ue* hi I . - of adarmuW , 1~ , I I ,lil,,,,~. ,, I - ~ I ____ - . % . 1 - 1. , I-. , , 31 __ __ Mi 1*peie, emu 0 9 ( ,. . liq1dIi 1 1 1 1 1 1 11Wi.ia1. -1w Yp:nd I W M , :, 011i ft .. J 19 aft ft ftZLIS " r s vis 'rn s II a 1ad1' 01*1 Ms * aN. .. IJVV messed valuation. Rather, It can raise the tax rate to the extent necessary to raise five percent more revenue than the year before. Thus, Lake Mary can levy a tax rate of only $2.84 per $1,000 assessed valuation, a decrease of 16 cents per $1,000 assessed valuation over last year. Broadcast Licenses Will you permit me to call the Evening Herald's readers' attention to some more of the "Dirty-Work-At The Crossroads" of the members of MCPL. This piece Is H.R. 3333, an Amendment entered by Rep. Lionel Van Deerlln (D-CalIf. and member of the MCPL) that would give licenses in perpetuity to radio Immediately and TV In a few years. These years are probably predicted on the fact that at present TV stations and radio are licensed on a three-year basis. According to Nicholas Johnson, former FCC commissioner, "Broadcasters have to run on their record, just as public officials do." Under current law, those three-year licenses from FCC give them no right of property in the frequency or the channel. H. It. 3333 would repeal the fairness doctrine for radio and weaken it for TV. This Is why we will hear nothing on TV about H. R. 3333 as it will relieve them of some of those things that are incorporated in their licenses. Broadcasters have to promise, but they do not always do it, such as Channel 2's saying that responsible citizens will be given time to air their views, and then having The Lake Mary referendum seeking approval of an increase in taxes is scheduled for Sept. 11. The Winter Springs City Council has scheduled a similar referendum for the same day. Winter Springs tax rate last year was $2.14. It's certified tax rate for this year is $2.05. It Is seeking approval from the voters to Increase the rate to $3.50 per $1,000 assessed valuation. Clear as mud, right? report to commissioners this week that the hospital, even with an 8.72 percent In crease In fees to patients, will operate at a $186,632 deficit If the commissioners do not provide more than the planned $426,000 In tax revenues. Bentley said over the last two years the hospital has had to pump $30,000 in reserve funds Into the operating budget to maintain the cash flow asowessy to mbt thi dita1i 'bills nd their Editorial Board prescribe what that responsible citizen can say, their audience and bow much news, public uI*s, public the building. Those funds could be used to pay for Indigent care and reduce the taxpayers and other programming they offer. Those promises become a part of the What Interests the private groups lsnt the hospital Itself, but the license to operate 200 hospital beds in Seminole County. And what remains the political' leverage of the SMH board In trying to retain control of the hospital I. the fact that they are willing to commit Itself not to burden. Additionally, as a for-profit facility, the hospital corporation would be paying taxes on the property It owns, something only two other Sanford property owners along Lake Monroe west of Mellonville Avenue now are doing. When all of bids are In, it would not be surprising to see' Hospital Affiliates offer matched or surpassed by at least two other groups. The lucrative offer from Hospital Affiliates comes on the h"ls of Bentley's relocate the hospital. That the commissioners are taking such a long time to make a decision Is more likely a consequence of their uncertainty over the political ramifications of getting out of the hospital business than it Is a matter of needing more information. The proposals include amendments to the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act and increased appropriations for Title V of the Older Americans Act. In. Lou the latter cue, the council asks for an Increase o($200,000 so that half the staff in Coffin many aging programs can be directed by older Americans. There are five recomHealth: mendations for Improving Medicare and A zeceni edItion of the council's Medicaid, 'four for protecting nursing. bimonthly publication, Perspective on borne residents and four more on health, health services and adult day-care. Aging, was devoted to the conierence H1Nt15 "The need for suitable housing document details the changes aee&d in at low cosi Is critical," reads the natlonil aging policy UwoJ* lai statement hiroducing this section are a few of the areas addressed: There ien't space for more detail Crime: Eight legislative proposals are offered to assure our personal safety and Perspective on Aging is sent free to all the security of 01 property. council members. Membership Is $12 Epleyiuei: Fifteen recornmànda$Ious yearly for retireis and full4lme students. arsmade for improvIng the posft o Cd, 'Writetot)*NatlásulCouncllontheAglng elderly as workers. Is 152$ L St. N.W., Washington 20036. Two types of organizations serve American seniors. Qty, county and Mate offices of aging operate -as they must -with a sense of Immediacy. They ask, "What can we do for our seniors? How should we do It? How much more could we do If the government organizations that operate as think tanks. They convene conferences of activists and professionals in the aging field. These meetings aith to clarify how the government can enrich life for the elderly. One such think tank Is the non-profit National Council on the Aging, which provides research, planning, training and technical consulting on the problems of older Americans. Its 29th annual conference recently altractedmore than 2,080 persons, all dedicated to the Was that the aged deserve a better break - .. f - Sèmnóis i I' . .~ '. Government . WaiMagle., D.C., *11 Thuds *$SF.IuMBaiI&g 0901111 we r Tel. 1344155 Eses 110, Hiss. Office lsvoa& Tallahassee 3*101 • - . •.. .•'•., Jv" lee. Clirk Allon P.O Drawer IMP Melbesis, Vie. 11001 M 7111106 '- U.S. See.' 'Richard St.i, liaise alike 1i •; , . lktI flerIdsefflemSaiueISSI, 10$ Nord, Mess. 8L I-" 'T811hoinet 10110 Rep. Hobby Bradley IN lS liii 114, 11 III am 11.0 01008114 TII. 131.0001 it *.NIISIJ Richard Rally .coonso Name alike ' D. 09 " Phase: 411S )1*IZ17S 114$ Stale Flo" Raad4SI,Sll$ MID , $es Job VeiIjitIDieteId Ave., Ceesm 10101 0000 N. A - Lugwead, (III) $144000 Tel 0007011100 - pt;' - . - , , . '! * 1 ,&V ,A . i , . -, 17.~=i - ,, = I U.S. Rep. W911111m Chappill Hess. Office Rallig P.0, Box 104, Alluetets Springs 30701 -: ' WssWs, D.C., 20610 , Fisrido Cd1I: red" Biildiag..- -. 1' Igelest .5 ' Meà n I Rep. now Hsttaway Semite Office BgIl&Ig iJ.. , I ~, ' U.S. See. Lawles Chiles ________ — 1- I I . I I VI IIV y.I last year, up to $3.15 from $3 per $1,000 hanges Are Needed ___ •: •••V• c _ -- aium uiw 0 Gro 'wing Older ___ __ - a law forbidding increase in taxes of more than five percent, it is even more confusing. The first law called on the appraiser to set a tax rate for the governmental entities which would bring in the same amount of revenue as the preceding year without regard to new construction. Thus, the rate would be calculated by using as the base the value of taxable property for the preceding year. And If the value of the taxable property went up since the preceding year, the certified rate would have to come down. If a governmental entity set a tax rate Issue, hospital admlnstrdtor Charles Bently told the conunlasloners that the only way for the county to realize a cash gain from the hospital would be to sell It to a private, for-profit corporation such as Hospital Affiliates of Atlanta or Hospital Corporation of America. Hospital Affiliates already has dangled a $2 million figure in front of the commissioners. That would be the sum they would turn over, In assets, to the county 11 they take charge of the hospital. That would be In addition to whatever they agree to pay for the purchase or lease of __ '• • . requiring the county property appraiser to certify a tax rate for the counties and the municipalities, even though It has been In, effect for several years, was confusing enough. But, coupled with the passage In the 1979 Legislature of i iiv probably more political them.peactical. During the last work session on the thiUl, •.. . Regardless of how much more Information the Seminole Board of County Commissioners assembles from groups Interested in taking over control of Seminole Memorial Hospital, the decision on what to do with the hospital still boils down to one question: Does the county want to stay In the health care business? And the answer to that question Is tjj' _- • •1• __ • I1wcNIrwhueersIniMs '.. .. provided extra money?" Also serving seniors are national • I ' Ex u ues. I n U.S. Do OK Wit Conr ections ....Copess ftm tv* Development Corp. Introduced the guest speaker. Rev. Carl F. Brinkley, pastor of the New Bethel AME Church, also had some remarks for the gathering. p Municipal Circles ____ necessary to preveM disruption of the economy. to*such action would have to A0 president higher than the rate certified, the governmental body was required to publish an ad announcing to the people that they were raising taxes. As examples: In Lake Mary last year, the tax rate was $3 per $1,000 assessed valuation. However, the certified rate In the city this year Is $2.76, 24 cents per $1,000 assessed valuation less than last year. If the city wished to keen the tnx rate the same, under the old law, it would have to publish an advertisement saying it was going to raise taxes even though It would not be raising taxes. Under the new law, the city Is permitted to raise taxes by five per cent -not a true .i....tta••... ------ 6 the plan said .c4.ntIMa mud go KWdenko WASHINGTON (UPI) — The vagaries of "destructive program" born of "poiiticai ix. Romanov. It is wWlelybelieved that these men peency." Further, they said his handing of climate can have an enormous Influenc, on the 1171 merely reacting to °IN' hold the key to pod-Brezhnev power la the Sovid lives of psopls and even mIom around the also consider 00 powww" coda ohtrig union and that a successor will emerge from "ad-asides" for minority coasctors on a g miflion dollar Oakland freeway project was "a WWK 7d sCientists Understand We about Its to prevent or mWmin the their ranks. As of now, the favorite among many behavior and we lees sheet what to do sheet It. A" in the face." The plan said r.sarcb Into the nature of experts Is Ranaaov. Will cIIm4e processes mot go beyond the at-. Beyond t)da educated gusudag-game, the mane. The )lØIosal Oceanic sad A . &iAi,-w, 1 t.):,J1J1q tvw it .1tour,01'(# T..111 4,11i id I—,~ a A0114' - 11 # ,; PLO ,Wkiieilirill im"VP tff81am ;Ws ~;;and snow mosses; and land surfaces &M foreign policy to be purewd by ft mw ftw a unraveft some of the Mystof ~ I 6- and vegotatlen. ITO todsCIdS that "every door In the black community is of the andno leadership. Will It follow the present Soviet "It isacompluaydern and our under,ta,vliuig course ofmecklilngin various ways ln all corners slammed in his fac'." variatits In our wather. f I WW 4II 1I A.. • - I..... of It Is still too poor to siçport making reliable Cd the i IVW UW -'i Democratic Assembly Whip Maxine WM.rs It was a display of partisanship and The plan, a pr4Imbry proposal for a predictions of Its future Mate," the report said. abroad us and foc instead on th e USSR's serio us parochialism - hardly, as Congressman George 155 "Governor Brown Is a political 511in&I who National Climate Program, cells for a cocedlnat,, econoen Ic problems? say 5r*thth or do Ifl) 5$,0 PtI ad research approach by federal agencies, state Frdam.ntal questions rnat be Danielson remarked, the House's finest hour. The adds are that Soviet aggressiveness will i uuu.u't give a uiu 'wW I'uI Cuiu MI • " groups, privet. bderst5, cofges not dimInish upon the iocceaion of Breslmev. If So the House of Representatives finally paseed Scroe members of the C&iforula Black Caucus the extent to which climate Is predictable? What age occurs, it could be in the direction of a bill to authorize the president to establish a tam Gov. Reagan had don. as much for Is the influence of the sun on pest and current any em ester Roo'i adventurlam In the In. gasoline rationing system in the event of a serious Special ephaia Is placed on the sffscts of dimste variations? How will the changes caused blacks as Brown has. twirAk .al scene, None Cd this fazed Drown, who continues ow increea concentration. Of carbon dioxide In by mw (Incrosolft carbw dioxide,chancing the shortage of supply. Western observers assume, ward to the White House as If California's Black the alznvipre from the burning Cd fossil falls Eth's vsgatative cover, generating heat and There was enough delay to prevent Senate usly, that a wide range of opinion of Caucus amb a cod, oll ad Ps by '$Y7 dad) alter the t4IivtMe? action' on the matter until the Congress returns forelp policy options divides the top echelon of from vacation Sept. 5. But blackiuppoit was Important The plan said the IufornIon on which Soviet I1adsrshi Y 9""te study plan I''4tI4 to The Senate should put special Interests aside Brown when he best Jimmy Carteril In the iRS research mod be hued should cover standard Riche rd Harrison, a foreign policy expert for is 1 and strengthen the measure before returning It to primaries; In BaltImore's 74 pieced-black carhu awft ==Z gi.si cumat, — atmospheric measurements, atmospheric the Harilags Foundation, a Washington-hued Seventh Di1ct In the Maryland primary, various ocean variables, solar and thlnk4iak explains that'there Is. tendency In by — but the the House for final approval. deintheHotse BrownrasahesdllCarter. Earth rrlatic",saowand lee cov er and the UnIted State. 'to see Soviet pow es as boda Ly a 'mirror Image' of ours, replete with aded few gum to burning beaU falls h)*ol*sl measurements. 20 percent below normal. But bill as 611144 'doves' and ether contending ost fl" )pIU The climate obeervatiens mot be mase Th.hopethatthu, Is mcrep.scdul faction urn could cause * pandemonium panic at the Jerry Brown may have thought his African I Igesra the prebi-", however, Is the lead globally and over long parloda Cd time, the plan the ovid hierarchy pulsed ad ready to figid kid"require PJa1 actIon kIng before a shortage sllNl was "a metaphor to a000! black telesahie amid. Othoiniag systems rmgs from standard for pow.nçosths pe.MngCd&ohmsvfromthe at eli," It said. oØles ° that bad concerns" bet If he "like that the large dMMylocal measurements to global sMaflit. axscene I a naive ovsr'eünpllflcMIon, he notes. 7W 00 We saw inCalifornia w May W1IUi C USfl .tkthILonl3pvo for Mack Ike_u'iat of the camnauimes Cd climate perimeds at the frontier of t,vtology. ti IN to t, the mcii p'aus'bk po.'IMy Is that when the supply falls less than lovercent short. We to cat Ms date's social *iüi. prams lbS imh_WU FIQIUtId by the NIIOI'1 the nes leadership will be even more a4wg $ Jp i bd$V Un -don't want to go through that again, and although with Imgially, he's wru. (%'iate Program Act passed by Congress and venturieame than the Braimev dique. detM of lbs pescues_that effect If he CaIlbinicu 5M to PubliC With their the odd-even system now seems to be working, it d berlag and C 1lm tW data 4gred by Presided Carter lad year. ft r.uei', Harrison t'p"w, Is that "the -5ij— for the th cureall and a severe shortage could 'cause dli.,,puval of their farmer fIrbair.d favorite • next lu will be the ftrst to achieve Waiting u to u. vice statioss ssm, Mack vM.rswiilhiveahedcbllveiaaeat A high pi4udly Cd the 'i%t usipsm. the activities for the fIscal year that begin. In poweriulsrshlpteam rhen thslsvldUnloslsnelrecognia.das ' pl aid, shield he to 'deuWy ama - r an of October was f,4 $1IU million. a shortagy well come suddun]y, P'' P'S 11111111 r1or to the United States, warning. ththat.viet,fast ankings SP Politics And The Hospital have to have strong ties with and Influence In all ' of the party. With these criteria In mind, Kremlinologists In the West are focussing their attention on five men: Aleksel Kosygln, M.A. Salov, A.P. the societal economic and litical sequences of cumate cl'nges, and way res o d weat er _ Alcee Hastings, native of Altamonte Springs who is circuit judge in Ft. Lauderdale, Broward County, was the keynote speaker at the First Annual Women's Day banquet last weekend at Lord Chumley's Pub in Altamonte. The banquet was sponsored by the New Bethel AME Church of Altamonte. Hastings, in the county for the 26th reunion of a Crooms Academy graduation class, talked about the teachers he had in the public schools of Seminole County as a youth, noting that the attitude of many parents has changed in those intervening years. One of the stories he told was of a time he ant Inn . ..... - ,.. a spanking from his teacher along with the promise that she would pass on the word of his naughtiness to his parents. He said first the teacher told his grandmother, who spanked blm again. The grandmother passed the word to his mother and a third spanking was ad. ministered. When his father got the word, he received a fourth measure of corporal punishment. It really, wasn't worthwhile in those days to be disobedient In school, Today. he said, things more often than not would be somewhat different. Today the child would report to his parents that he was spanked in school and the parents would berate the teacher, Hastings said, At the banquet, Rev. Amos Jones gave the benedictions while Horace Orr of the Seminole Employment Economic half of the population. Ile will have acquired a solid be oimd In fields such as agdcultum fo'' and Industrial___emad. Much I Offense, 4 I For A Free Lunch From his eye-opening experience as commissioner of U.S. Immigration, Leonel Castillo has astutely concluded that foreigners succeed in this country because they are unfettered by the welfare mentality. Mr. Castillo. one of the nation's most lfl.&.. A ....1.... ..a..J -i'"""'' LUVAL%QIrrUUi&d.EI, UUIi UUflU III interview that he is leaving the administration in which he has been an earnest and able ad- & Politics Parties Aliens Don't Look JULIAN BOND Sunday, Aug. 12, 194A I I . - I have been reading, with interest, about the problems encountered by colleges and universities with their freshmen, recent graduates of high schools - not only in Florida, but nation-wide. Iteems that the majority of them cannot read, write or spell English, do. simple math, name the capital of their state or their national representatives In Congress. It reminds me of the story about the man who went to the doctor coen plalnlng that soon after hegot up in the morning his neck swelled, his face got red, his eyes popped and he had a ringing in his ears. The doctor treated him for high blood pressure to no avail; the symptoms persisted, so he sent the man to a specialist. To make a long docyihort, the man was referred to doctor after doctor, each treating him according to his own specialty, but his problem remained the same. Then one day when in a department More he decided to purchase some shirts. The solownso whipped out his Up measure, checked Ms neck size, and said, "Yes, air, sIze 17." Nonsense!" ow man uiapped. "I've been wszlng sIze 11 for years and that's the on I want now!" said the selelim "Bat don't hum, me If your neck swell., your' face turns red, your eyes pop, and you havea rk4bigki year sars." Which, so far as lam conc.nisd, more or less demonstrates how the main concern Cdthe e'sIknsI system seems to be to trod the sympicaho rather than the moss. U andor.when these so-called "adiMors" discover fir 11111016" ,that theirpM.mlles$s cycle frem lbs d,nw'y gradse Ikoagh the twhiV colleges sod hock the. and edy then will the mivmu with Vgthi, pph, history, cMco, ad In' - MR= be a.$vsd. TM "iy will hive to make its on "diacevely" bees.e no as eatilt thur very It Is always a pleasure to see a picture In the paper showing a young man doing a useful job in contrast to the teenagers making the news via the police blotter. But, the picture of Donald Monks on page 2A in Tuesday's Evening Herald hit a sore note. Here Is a young man with big plans for the future. His dreams can be shattered In an indantliheishit In an eye by even a small object thrown athim by the blade of the edger he is operating. His supervilora are negligent in the performance of their duty by not requiring him to wear protective glasses or goggles. The Seminole County School district (us the taxpayers) will be liable for injury received an the job. Jesse W. Miller Rt. 1, Box 17D Sanford contract and are enforceable. Under H.R. 3333, which gives licenses in perpetuity, there would be no way of requiring fairness of any radio or TV licensee. And since their services are for sale, this I. not to say that they would prostitute the welfare of the country for the "Filthy Lucre" of trade but - you can be sure that of the some 8,000 radio and TV outlets the major ones, such as ABC, CBS and NBC — would dominate the Information market with news and Information. That would not necessarily be in the best interest of our Constitutional Republic. This they do now, to a certain extent, but they are Inhibited by their contract with FCC and such organizations as Accuracy in Media. None of the radio and TV broadcasters have any inhibiting force under H.R. 3333, and after It I. passed It may be too late to redress the wrong. So Citizen, unless you desire to have yourself set up for brainwashing by radio and TV, you must contact your Congressman and 1.11 him vote no on H.R. 3333. It also should be noted that Rep. Van Deerilnis the chairman of the House of Representatives, Communications live In Reality' I hear that our President is smart man and that h. isdoing his bed. Come election, there are some things we must remember. But keep this In mind, voters, a great effort will be made to change a picture of the pad, a picture that must be solidly In the voters remembrance. First, the Panama Canal give-away (to Communists); next, backing away from a friend, Free Qdnatobs blandly to Red.Chlna; next, I hugging match with one that has designn on our nation. What an easy takeover that will be with the Carter Voters, a ploy oldscsftcouldbeinthe making by studying the Book of Revelation, chapter Ms. Can you see Us peaceful Rlr'M riding a while horse (whit, a symbol of peace)? But look ki his hood, a bow. He has ridden s lotovertheworldwdconqusr.dandis Mill Meg, America. His sIghts are sit on this wuiidpfvi "Mien! USalt II Is ratified, no ins o'I4, of Rada will se bllilndthe fraCutals. Subcommittee, very powerful position for one who wishes to prostitute the welfare of the country to special Interests. So wake up citizen, you are being shackled and led to slaughter, a little bit at a time. S.B. "Jim" Crowe '13 Bevier Rd. Sanford Not Among Strangers ' -- While vacationing in Deltona my husband was taken ill and rushed to Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford. Being In the hospital Is never a happy experience but it Is especially frightening when you are a thousand miles from horne among strangers. Cuter amys 1 trod them. I believe I have never met such truly nice people before. I found the nurses and doctors to be capable AND corn. passionate. Everyone was so friendly; thealdes,thspallataintheadjolnlngrooms and even their visitors. The nod time Ihes, someone say "Southern Hospitality" IT be able to aay, "I know what It is, I've no 11 Is actioLot Americas sed will belong to c.m we will open our eyes ad it" In reality latest of saying "It cosidaithow here." We were far from home but we were not among drangors. Our special thanks to everyone who Made thM time aU$tlo now toendur- Rev. 1W. Millers Pador BlMsQIUrC*IOIGO4 Sincerely, Bernice & Ray Rocoon Washington, D.C. -. 04 .-,••.,.•,.,• ........•••• .11 11- -' •.'.- • :.. - . .• . •• • , I .1 . 4 1 11.-- - -. __ ______ — _____________ �I . . . .%. ..:. .AIALNb,MsrLPL r CALENDAR DI ICIkiCC IN 01 MMIIT, L O . I U SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 1W EDO" CS chillis 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of C0mmKM Isdad AA Wessen's Gre* 2 P.M., 1201 W. First St. rl Sits toaI Cours. edirease nd feud daft 'S rlMrMIen °" MW by Sei'ilnol. Commimity C.111 for real sMats rsgtMra MattIng Aug.27 from $: to 10 p.m. The class peat 1' $i1.1. $ I 'V ? .. will be held It 101 Wymore Rd., Altamonte Springs,Pmm 516. A day class Wo Is scheduled,starting Aug. U from 1:30 am. to now at an same place. ake IAlL speaker, Halfway House 591 lye, MONDAY, AUGUST 13 Mail drawing sponsored by Langwood-Winter Sprinl;; Am Cliambeir of Coinnerce, 11 am. to 7 p.m., Flagship Ba* SR 434. Longwood. . registrants about Florida Statutu Olapter 475 and Sedel Cagrusleasi sesisair sponsored by National _____ rules Topics to be covered Include real estate license law, affecting real sMite federal laws 1ffICtIn taxes affectingred red at" and federal Income atatc The course is for salesperson as well as real sate brrs. Federation a American Mate laws Highway - . .-• .:. . Federal Employees Local 1451, 3.5p m, Laglon Home, 1 4 Legion Place, Orlando by Rep. Sill Nelson. •' Dank Richmond (r11) of Crockett lagHemes shows plans of his company's homes to Sanford City Commissioner John Morris (left) and Bob Below at $elgler Realty, Sanford. Richmond was visiting Sanford's Holiday Ian at Lake M f Atlanta to..4.art to In his company's ath to at ..&I dea5 alers rs on 0 homes a r cons R*nfnrd .t 24th Pl.t. and E lm Ave —.--- -- BUILDING LOG HOMES 50 off YO se ectea womens _ mod file to . __ The latirnal Revenue Service Is reminding F1cdans who are owners of larp tuft trick4rators, or hues. that most of thom a federal H1glway Use Tax return by Aug. 31... Aecordlng to Qiarlas A. DeWitt, ddorforF1orI4m,th.tug.nsrallyapg1,s to slngle unit truelis wNpouedeor more, two p0 orinots, ormocasdkuck4ractors rudle..ofwgl, 30 Y(O of Form Dui Soon Use savings. G$UTmlTem)Ie Shalom, 19200f. There WW be I Sunday, Aug. 12, Evening Herald, Sanford FL uresses. - xw'' ii If You Must Ask How Much, Don 't Call ome Up. Its customers include S to move to Sodhern Califor' The wile of actor Al.jan&o house Wedeesday for an award. ly, I don't knew when It will of the the world's wealthLid 1111A.99 Rq, the cwnlaud.graduatec4 winning home In the city's end.' BEVERLY HILLS, Calif people -Including niany The Los Angel.s real sMite the University of Southern exclusive Brentwood section. Eleven huge gnarled avocado (UPI O Puddle Ead nations marks for obviously th a price tag of $1.5 tress frome the house. e Even wi L.. L drew L" ' (1 Iran and Saudi Arable, a verdure athied exclusively at Californ ia has been selling million, a deady dream of branch, In fact, makes tiwough '"' chit— UfIWOfli.uT$ orUt. Th own Rodeo Rt7 the ewriep hub. Daft Its homes for the pest six yearL potential customers and other do corm of the40400Wong to as maindam at hillside villas. guis Wma M uperMN14 VA~ e was picaea in run in, brokers roamed through the UYW4 I'QOm LM '@mom cuont -— wivw iwsiy saia iunomes wonn weri push omce In the heart of spacious house Inspecting Its 10 walk and a soaring CIi"4 M DflWI7 'u" much don't bother ClUingsiiotclntsrea_saythe firm ls over $14 million. ____ by dozens of akylIglda ____ capped Beverly Hills after closing rooms It's no coIncidence the bilIlali of its type In Southern magazine es the SwiM d cribed biggest deal American would and logo of the rnosdh.dd firm California, perhaps in the Mrs. Rey, , also I. vice million be ,. an "airy Ion — a — "ER" -match the kWp 1a coodry pre.ides* of Harleigh Sandier In the Holznby Blilisection that guest ho use In the rear, next to garden pavilion." and Initlali of a very isilkeown "Gas Is $3 a gallon In Paris," Realtors, Rodeo Realty s was once owned by actor Tony the certain snob "There's tnnls court and behind the aMomoblle the Rolls Royce. said Joyce Pay, the firm's vice pared company and one of the Curtis end the udertalning duo appeal," said Mrs Ray, an. awlnvIig pool and jacunal. Radio president lad hi5f MIIIPSP lod tUIdlittilI Nil of Sonny and Qier. why HarIaIgl Sandier "Ft" years ago, when i Oiling limes rWVIIng $1 million and "Everns In Par is wiMa firms In the city. e was conducting an open opened the special office. selling th house would have gone for "Even though we ItS the ahoat $110,110," Mrs Rey said. blgrd and mod ineceufiii "Mdforflveyisrspoupleba,. flrm*ares,wedldo'thavo been ng me how long these the appeal to the ""e-1aller prices will keep rising. Frank. mas that we new have." I DOUGlAS DOWIE - w )4 a darted + A MTTER OF RECORD. S' l d I cwf 1114, : i el + _ __ wodwhile =on THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS,*FLORIDA, I psi seu*t on suuss ssmsmarust __ ON* WA 1111AW0010 IN 0111111 .je wi . I.J. __ LrP ' : ç_ 861PO IA& . S + 5: • l S . I. WIlL ,_ -l$_. • $r •. S __ .C*, PN All lkir'DrAer " II' S •u.. • S • + + I an. , open :p.f 1PpS!INIId1ntIty' lip I ' shoes. wome ' n. S •. • HE D~.-ON BER' • S 9790 Sale $21 .50 oxford • • ill Siel Prøpssd iOsr Contlni'i$sI Shelf lilt" ,rmsIhsIiIeite for L.l' MILL. I V .3 shoes A PUBLIC REFERENDUM ON THE INCREASE • Tt* U.S. Dspsrtmsnf the In. • Wv - rwiv bottom , .:' . on these on all wood YOUR PROPERTY BY 63.6 PERCENT. (THIS REPRESENTS Noa.rnuc MEflING, __ . E S TAXES •.•S. •• • S No Iui Fss ++ __ D. " 111,61411110 C Lst is _ &W mWeel ~000T $111 + Wo &1Mr0W do ad I PROPOSES TO + CAIL NOW A*Wto" Serbilm, dM4 Sod I, I J/U 25% I + S ' JQV JC4J. MM hr any , it sows. a* - ftwaftis. I . REFERENDUM HOMEOWNERS' WE CAN HELP .. • PhyIl HI11 U. Rep. milk iL • AX INCREASE Ofice Inc.to Comm K Clark, Lat wo Awcle M., Lot $4 Howell go. S S . LW,NI + • S . . • LI t . : Note Pool" LO 5, Ilk 0, Owfor Oaks 6 L"III0 F-1 Ld 64 DuCk Pond Add 0 Cat $111,41111 Un. 1, Seem owl"H. Pointer & W1 Phyllis to ___ • S....,lr. S CharsA DsIlnsvIIbnO A Walsall, Terryville, co..; 1& ilk $ PIAICTISI, s.UO. PAW N_ N" __ Alf Great colors, great values for m isses junior sizes S 0101r H01111111M. MI ____ Mill "#to Way 5.0 selection of easy-care fabrics in the most-wanted silhouettes. • DEBTS PRESSING ___ J. 5•5 T.0 - /I3 U 13, LayA,Ut•HayP Fowler /' S ilm P. Cssw I wf 0.10. W Me, Gkh I ,Mrfta $ I. s.rmsn *es ,_ M kilamy, 1311 5' 11INzNI$amNrd eadeNnd.W S 126 " of Lot 2, Ilk Q W Alt- "111, Lot 11, Ilk D, Pralf;* Lk. Park, DSOL" n •...'. Paaqve C. Rocco cco& Wan i L Hudem, P.O. So It, Golewwad. It ,n Ord, end Judith M. Hawkins, us t.s.n csv, I.., 'Cavil N. 117 Langweed and Doers 8. VOW,S36 ford. A. GGWI~ Drive, cammaoffy. Mopke, = 1. .1011801 Sold at"" 4111 .---I timp$t,u MIey Ro a . Broaks $iuhs.ø. Winter Haven, and K. Dram. MNr N. Caren • Isn, a lInd$t..leeffi JawAs W. lw*% Okeechobee, Wayne Ayto ON Janit joya. wo" M. INMM aqw men WA 1141111111118. Halwm. _111111cky L. James, Joan Favorite styles t savings you' ve been to KW4"C- Willie It wl Mikirsd C., A. SmIM, to R. Tyrone Lernle A wl and Frances J. Balls, 30 Lao w•rn I . S III N. K homes, is •ai: I - Rig. $32. Mon. styli Sunbackers Is soft almond suede with Kraton rubber sole. 5' is Rig. $21. Mm's puffed collar oxford smooth light leather with lightweight poly. urethane sole. brown L AIM WF f AN P141116 0111111di" In Idwdelfe Awd M& Z IS 44 J 4tifl '¼ ( j1I! ' -r _-.n 4( ' I ' r •1' , • a 4 tr.M . , : '! '., .. SI( •• ••14 5. ., ('5 - 4 - V J C%11k I'.. '-4 ., IrA ti 5. I 'ri I I a OPSflMSR„WV$u1 lL4Ptt1 " . •:Y • •.-.•••• • •-••• !_ ' .. 4 ' •................ • . • ; 55 S ORLANDO DOWPI'TOWN I. O 'I SflpIit16.3OP.M. a ) I I"' 4W= 1 j I 1 SAIIFORD ' —s--- I _ st... , :1 .t:i )1'? 5) / ( J.l5}1 (JI S - 4 - I • .. Aft 131 '” en OpsnMonandFv$t30AM,4:30PM. .• + WINTER l7•I.SSRo.d ' - S 5. I I him 5•S 111 ill 9"~ '5 % .. ••••S -- __ 5- - SI �SP()KIS . I - - - I Wednesday night as part of a we the Colts come to vile, but wondered red-carpet treatment for Sa& Irsay. Irsay, dissatisfied with the Colts' stadium in Baltimore and the cooperation he gets from Maryland and Baltimore of. ficlals, has said he is seriously thinking about moving the team, possibly to Jacksonville. can't fill the stands .- i II SI Bay~.!-, ' - . , 1 - 1978 A goal-line stand Griese at quarterback against.. Already the NFL's hottest summer attraction In its fourth ending with 1:49 to play gave the Buccaneers after resting' showing at Tampa Stadium, the the Dolphins a costly 24-17 him against the Saints. Griese.. rivalry between the tradition- triumph before a sellout crowd led the NFL with 63 percent rich Miami Dolphins and the of 66,132. Griese suffered passing accuracy In 1978 after , 1176 expansionist Tampa Bay stretched ligaments in his left missing seven starts with a. Buccaneers will be renewed knee when he was tackled ln the knee injury suffered last Aug.. at Tampa Stadium. third quarter, and he did not tonight In a 7 p.m. kickoff. Griese's most reliable target. Three previous games In this return to action until Oct. 9. August series have drawn Griese had hit 10 of 16 passes wide receiver Nat Moore, will It I for a couple more 201,654 fans to Tamps Stadium, with three touchdowns tfl' be S,ueuflvu to 5i wee Wiuie recovers from a .. and aeuui*of more then 70,000 uuuui a w-y -u I coun- t.....J.Iinjury 1 ft ...14. a I...y 1 suffered rookie W assured for Saturday mw. LYIUUIV, at. .i..ki I 1 fl.. scrimmage against the Saints, Williams A recap with .... 1Ietvu 16 01 I panses for 616 Moore tops Buccaneers series: 1. A. T AAIII I. o,e. Wgoal- •wucl.A.. uwwfl ca...e.1 over yards. addition I 1t,6LP Bob Quarterbacks U I .1 I T..hJ.& ., - . I.. two. pass,.two seasons. line WV A Jim It-I 1'! I a the combined to pus for 221 yards yard Une, Miarni's defense. This will be Shula's final look.: , and four touchdowns in a 28-21 intercepted three passes and at some promising rookies , f cu wn ore next our incomplete throws triumph before 67,466 specto the 60-player limit. The, tators. Griese's three strikes in the last 44 seconds when I II..tI 'P .4 II fl.t.h4 par..1 the er I0 ...• r roster 0...y had an oppo...4.y half build a 0amps came us WV LII HUM IV IJIMMI 01 '7 I I,. •I_ fl..I,.kli. 'M.. .1 II.. with VItD,'I1lI .e of the .. 26-yard . lead. .ea... Tamps-Bay's ...ve a. l.• Me only time the Florida au. Spurrier hit 30 of X passes for ?fl. An,-1n, OI_ ,.n1.a.. season ,-a.,frIoW - linebacker Ia 2 yards and 4... 1' FL..J.1 QI 1977 - Griese fired a it was Oct. .5A , 1 6 when tackle ce eve Lindquist u uaro isuciva, yard TD Pus . zepru booted a 29-yard and cornerback Jerome .. and rookie Mike hfichol kicked field goal with 55 seconds Stanton. Still counted is veteran... field goals of 45 and 43 yards In remaining for a 23-20 Miami receiver Be Rather, who un-h. a 13-7 win before fa i, victory. Tampa Bay had forged derwent surgery Aug. 4 for's the preseason opener. The Bucs a 20-20 tie on the third TD catch damaged cartilage and, were plagued by seven tur. by ex-Dolphin receiver Morris ligaments in his right kne. novers (four fumbles, three Owens with 7:44 to play. While the Dolphins had a 10- . Interceptions) and placekicker Under the new NFL year history and two Super. George Hunt missed field-goal scheduling format begun In Bowl championships by the tries Of 33, 32 and 27 yards. It 1978, the Dolphins and Buc- time Tampa Bay entered ft., took an interception by caneers will meet In a game NFL, Miami will have 13 linebacker Mike Kolen of which counts no sooner than starters Saturday night who quarterback Mike Beryl& at ft 1M Wen both qualify for the were acquired by drafts or Miami 17 with 1: 57 remaining to Super Bowl. tradessince the 1976 birth of the-~ preserve the victory. start h ula will veteran Bob -, Buccaneers. :- - • . -• '• $ -- Got - • • • ••.,, -' The Sanford Recreation Department will sponsor a Flag Football League for boy, 10, 11, and 12 years of age this fall. A boy's tenth birthday nuat be before Nov. 15, 1979 and his thirteenth birthday must not be before Nov. 15, 1971. This game Is an adaption of tackle football designed for In. formal and recreational play by teams that do not ha,, the cp portunity for the practice and training that tackle football requires. "Flag Football" teaches many fundamentals of the game, but Is designed for fun and physical fithies. A boy may re_____ gister starting Aug. 6, at the Recreation Depart. merd Office, In the Santord Qvie Center o at the Recreation Office at Sanford Qty hail. Try-outs will be held on Sstwday, kpt It at 910 am. on the Fort Mellon Park Field. The riplar ini will open on Sata day, S.$. V. ____ ____ Anyone Interested In coaching these 'euni should contact the Sanford Recreation Department in the Qvic Center. The telephone number Is 33l$1, eatenion *1 1 - - is rsa -tug - t . ars b2Ig The ad, ssw aiet 141, kft Gssi um 's . . "grillft 11 va For' ,.L .~ ,. 10 ls, r aead . -" , , , I" I *- ~In" . , - - - d hei4theW i • - ,••,.I., -1 .. ,, , • , . t , . ,'. EMPIauiP " * " tee ..11 v - . u What I X 4111111 = H1111111111 0, S 1111111111"If,do r W ,_ 1% .Is ft ponglim~o .., .................... ' - r ' - . _-.. a---. - ._L__- .• . • F',', ,. . ., .. 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LOS Ang as San Francisco American Le.g.. - KC LePers 4, IS.Lisa .00 3.00 3.30 Chicago it St. Louis Dot IS, Wilson, Pittsburgh of PhIW6 night Houston at Atlanta, night V; is the time of 111% Turk"--that ghoulisli, mythical wholopaaiplri.ngplayers off pro ffootball rosters. shouldbesome less demeanlng way of tolling a guy that he's than haft a flunky summon him and tell him to to the aft@ with his playboolL 0 T • flju, *,iis duss t , __ Id l$17 1$ aatW.iu-guuni arkiu' I .1 ~ SStlWdIY night hi Green Bays 1440 openIng n In-Golf - Earnin s I a 1 u4ai atter .MadW, . I.. Beid'gehuuIu .itk all, she so1*1, -t . , 1'. 1 - . Thamasha. joIned the Packers trel'dng camp Thursday Md inØon to say he wanted Is a a free aad sad lewd .dorw.ida i4iyatcal . ., . team, 11 lead at s will be Rs. Now, eliot a Sneed, I "I - • an Sodte Sea RICE Sos Dot Ks. Lezcano, Aill Brett KC ' ' . Thomas, now the oldest exhibition game win over -Washington player on the Green Bay Kanees Oty. sent in lug halfback sr,uuasea roster coi'th'Jug third Qtitsr, he picked U who walked out of trainIt , Iaqu.attop.IbsckintIusNFL theiSy Iratcarry - csmpWotheidayInacontrI when the Packers play the and it turned ad tO be Ida dispute, returned to the te' 1OISst gala Of the nld. QncIaiMI Bengali, arid joined the play fj ,i Thimsa, , was lad on an 'Inotherpnsupjonnns: theIrtrtoDenvertoplayUibt' i __ preserved a In an heroic duel. • • M) .. ...,.,. I,.. most ..,ViUI i,. • UI*5IIu setting • record Lvi _ • . -with focus on game win by striking out Reggie Jackson ftm - preusason byJ riij - 1. A %l1 t. A scoredI Ii. go-ahead run on Lee Minnesota a doubleheader uuuu&eiieauer sp eight e1g11 innings. usenrry May's single to lift Baltimore. In the first game, Mike Heath .i I o save 11.1s one 4. Red Sox 5, Brewers 4: In the National League, New hit a sacrifice fly in the Ilth getting John Wockenfuss to York split a pair with Montreal, Jim Rice's seventh-inning inning to score Mitchell Page bounce Into a double play with winning 7.1 and losing 64, double scored Fred Lynn with and lift the A's to its win. LII two r unners on base in the H ' Houston nipped iupavu Atlanta, thee tie-breaking 'Ufl o give ninth• oson a tome-trom.behind tviariners , Angels . ego a. uictnnati, 3-2, nges 6. S Oh.. At 0I I a double-header I. ,4 V C ory. &AIUS swept home I Louis uoUuso-t,eLiu,.r Bruce e sin UI Ou,Vr flIJ games, DW U. Ii .4 (S.lcago, ID and Indians C Rangers Julio ('ruz III. the tie-breaking beat New York, 04 against a .A e,n Frant' L Andre run w none o Milwaukee, , I ,e.es ure Thornton ....rnon knocked I tuuwasee, e Angeles routed Boston I.on .5 A t 4.1 'r C I tin I. I0 A t 1 C t cCO, an.A Pittsburgh iiuiaflg and.1 Joe L-l1t.IJurg,, Spilt a two runs and .en Barker Simpson Cleveland o4.4eveIwtU defeated Texas, DarKer inning Minnesota split a double-header pair with Philadelphia. winning scattered 11 hits in leading lowed with a two-run single to III. Oakland, 1I tT nightcap,3.0 after dropping (leveland lift the I Slsasa.Waiiy 13.60 4.10 5.40 Smally, Mm 113433 136 314 lOastlArrleta St. Louis 13. ChIcago I. l5t 0.40 5.20 2nd race l½ Time $,47 Landres Mn 11141313,311 2Mlddleground St. LOUIS S, ChIcago 3, 2nd 6.00 5.20 3,30 4ZubiEchanlz Herae Nuns San Diego 3. Cincinnati 2 0 (I'S) $4.00: P (5-1) 350.00, 1.10 6.00 National Leigos - Kingman, 40ilai' Daytime Oldge$ Ninth Game Los Angeles 0, Son Fran 0 7,40 Chi and Schmidt, Phil 31: 11.20 6.40 3.40 P (3.4) NIl, 1(3.4. 60scar Houston 2, Atlanta 1 Winfield, SD 36; Lopes, LA 23 2Goiri 7.40 4.20 Today's Games Matthews. Atl and Clark, SF 3 1) 621.6$ 3Echanhz 3rd race C$.lê Time 31.11 (All Times NOT) 4 60 American League - Lynn 10,40 4.00 3.40 0 (2•6) 36.10: P (6.2)111,40; T (12 Montreal (Schatzedir 6.4) at Sos 31: SIngleton, Salt, RICO. $ Holy view 7Orneryj, 540 340 3)757,00. New York (Falcons 3.0) 2'OS SO Mil 5 B. Mary Tenth Game p.m. ' y Saylor, 0(74)16.00, P $.7 U.N. Ill.;. 3541d 1 sldro 10.40 3.40 1.50 Pittsburgh (Rooks. 24) at ivus Batted 1 Ramon-Wally 6.10 3.40 Philadelphia (NDIes 33), 2:15 NatIonal Lang.. Kingman, 5) 27011 2Egana Rodoifo ON race l5-16 Time 3170 3.60 p.m. Chi 01, Schmidt Phil is, Idon'twanttodldurb family tranqullhlty, but in 1977 Bob Welch all hispttchlngforSan Antonio. Hewaam1nor hero of the '78 i._..J.. NIWIOS Montreal 6, Now York S vi is. I... 'IW By Unmed ~dud aim running becks trying to part in a tam practice. But Dow Thoinashes played ln mgs the nI will not play in tonight's the idthTiMs football game, the preseason game against the Super BowL But satarday's ThoinN made his Groin Bay New York Giants at Thres iw~ I I 'I I. .;.-,I- - ui a .Q.My dad andI are kavbgu argument about whether or not 1 Welch pitched Ii the 1177 World Series. Can you help us - ___ i ie 'Nay's 51 64 .143 16½ 16 71 .303 53 Phil. 1. Ptsbgh 3. 12 Ins. lit Ptsbgh 3, Phil. 2, Ind . and - Sept Sept21 10a.m. WDdratsnBulldop Oct S 1a.m. Bullikgsn(wheya Ran nWUdeat. Oct $ 10a.m. Oct 13 lam. W1MeMsnCowbas Oct 13 10a.m. RaivsBalkbp lam. BafldegsvsWlldcata : Oct 2D (kt 21 10a.m. Cewbspan PAM ,04 27 1a.m. WlldeMsvsRs 27 10 am. Cewbspi vs Idegs (t Nov $ lam. ldPIsceysdP%mc, Nov 3 10 am. WPIaeevs4tP'.see i '., 36 ... ' nonias I ries A Los Ar,g Atlanta Sunk aems day. It won't be In th e other two cities because of the of January waather outdoors. You need a domed ,• I one I'point, allowed four hits 2.11. National League Nat..,. .uv, GAB H Pct. out Hrnndz, St.l. 112 432 I" .331 W L Pct. OB Tmpltn, St.l. 107 40 M.335 65 49 310 Plttsbrgh Winfield, SO 116 431 146 -333 Montreal , : 1½ Chicago 51 32 .532 4½ Homer. At $2323103323 St. Louis 50 53 .327 3 GrIffey, Cm 15300120:316 Phils 60 56 .517 6 ' Cin 101394 York 47 63 :430 17 P : West Mazzlill, NY 110401 127.311 W I. Pd. GB Matthws, At III 477 146.306 Houston American nd 64 54 : ½ GAl N Pct. Son Fran IS 61 .424 12½ Lynfl, Sos 107300132.333 - yem who be got buirt after leading them tothresstral-bit dividoll titles (they fb.1h,d 5-11). 'Jhs Super Bowl might be played In .•- __ lOam. flç'n4ii, Malor League Leaders Ba"Ing Baseball (bawd an 200 it notwttMtanding.I'ma1aosuretheBaltImoreColtsaren'tgolngto ç give up thdr"franthlae"-you saw what happened to them lad University of Florida ath- eastern Conference teams In written by physicians for the letes have been regularly the same manner as the Athletic Department. The II I e I. University .3 . ...... *1.. A. i.....I I ..an... handed outI stimulants are ,. ... drugs a £-IeAl5aass .4' .auV.i..o.3f v.Florida," trainers without authorization, report said. "We hope that by cabinet in the training room' this secured by a single lock the Alachua Count" jury our decision to .. II. , .5 • a repo king aite report cited as an revealed I an •' rather wvVMIa.Iion. . Noonewas Indicted following more hash approach, we can example an athlete with corn-'' express our feelings of concern plaints of nausea or dIarrhe" It 'innnnnn,.A ul.400 •t.,. 7W .... .. • I_ 1 5'JaiI •4 •.54 • • • athletes .3 the 7 4 medication athletic dormitory, Yon Hall, '°'r" him or her drowsy, and counbut the grand fury rvqj ty vi rununs. The Inve stigation followed a teractlng this effect with a • Jui,.qiu AIL released Friday ...,,, ...,.. 4 clzed the Athldk Department's probe Into Shands Teaching nervous system stimulant,'"' '"I policy in handling (kU5$. The Hospital's pharmacy proce- called RItalin. dires resulted In that three A spokesman for the UP ' department was given two administrators Athletic said "W Oct. I to respond to ft nurses being chargewd with are studying ft report and will ` - I allegations. saner or the give serious consideration to' •l "It was revealed that of they'., e handed e grand Jury said team took e=gptlon. ~,, W;1 Begins-Aug.6 $01, American Lsgee don't? This team has been on TV for a berof times, both Saturdays and Monday nights, where= the laltimare (klein, who are leading their division, to my e have not been exposed on the talm-R. 0. Harris, Iffl, The Yankees, defending world champs, bring numbers -the that TV networks want. The Orioles have been scheduled Monday night games this season (but they were rained out I the first one).. They haven't been on NBC's Game of the Week it all. Super B.wL played I. 8ealle MIanefota or Cleveland? ireaks, Shelby, OW.. I'm two the Raiders would love to have Jones, Ken Stabler • .. • Past Tigers ____________________________________________________ ME( , '' I &u N . 9 • Royals • - Sept - . Registration Sept22 LIy Q. Cu you tell me what the Yankees have that other teams In - aprs e be managers of the respective teams choose the pitchers, and bviouely the Yankee'lefthander was honored for what he did in , I -j . 17A 01.11 iu . I One, SavesOne t.z t...... t. the brink of his first big league a rooLle swMu-we puvncr I But l.0 Th.1 .... M C Rae" lw"' and the Royals aren't about If #1... )v.+ta,m of $J esults. leading to complain about the r ninth and an RBI single by Right-hander Dan Quisenber- Amos Otis lifted the Royals to ry, recalled from Omaha five victory Q. I would like your view of fan voting for the All-Star , game weeks ago, won the first game .1 ,1...,..yers .1. tIb , .. .. I. s. Charlie ivaOO ., II. LIlA S re wauv league list- and saved the nightcap Friday IVHUS ' £15 WV touch, WtLII £ I.t,, 1u..s..e 'I'I_.u... i k. TIlL Caldwell I_ .. many .me rune, or avua .' n t.... t. night,helping the Royals to a 7said 11 • r ii' , get picked? - John 6' 7-3 sweep of the Detroit throws from s0 Wu "•M'4 "-, Wig. 4. ii 4. .j. Tigers. The Royals have now underneath. unneaui. 5IL- I.Jlam V I.l 1 0 1 .1 I aoureoioya Milwaukee ureweraan.mauemyviews I've fiveof six I itll within tive ed.,' voting clear - WV players UI WIll leagues should Ut, it, as games of first-place California 9 led off the fI...4 Frank White once did. On Guuldry, however, you can't blame the fans. •••, U UFLthrOemAILgctlgg 1a.m. BufldogsvsRwm 10a.m. C4wboysvsWUdtats lam. Rau vsCowboyo together professionally iii Atlanta in 1973 always a uceter, vwui percen. Joe WIIVfl 4u wall Iffiding, but SO mixes in a good potion of sliders and .1 .i,. ..I ii I k L.. 1.1 t.1t et. .J IItIyUII i vt £JI. &IIU Ii.5 , ..., . , . ..., )flL.0 WV UUV. .Utflvu W 41 UI liIA ,. 1ri ins -. , ., Fall Football k Quisenberr - ,r.a& Y Reliever •. esldbi. I Wins 16th; 2 -1 Win Over Atlan ta By FRED McMANE seems like I pitch good against from Chicago, 134 and 5-3, Seattle defeated California, 8.6, single in the bottom of the 12 th four hits, including two doubles UPI Sports Writer them In this ballpark (Atlan- Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh, 4- in 14 innings. Toronto at inning drove In Bob Boone from and a homer, and Andre Joe Nlekro, whose older ta)." second base and gave the Dawson added a two-run homer 3 then lost 3-2 San Diego Chicago was rained out. OU S 0 ... Phil hles their victory in the to pace the Expos to victory in brotherPhllisa star pitcher for Cardinals 13-5, Cubs 8-3: Nlekro, 16.6, allowed seven downed Cincinnati, 3-2, Atlanta, became the major hits In 8 1-3 innings before Angeles blanked San FranJerry Mumphrey drove in opener. Bill Robinson smacked the nightcap. In the opener, league's first 18-game winner giving way to Joe Saxnbito. clsco, 9-0, and New York beat three runs with an inside-the- a two-run triple and Bill New York ended a five-game be tipoff: Friday night when he Pitched Sainbito took overwith the Montreal, 7.1, then lost, I have to laugh when I hear the CanadIan national ant park homer and Garry Temple- Madlock an RBI double that losing streak by belting six layed when 'he Montreal Expos are on the road in American the Houston Astros to a 2-1 tying run on base In the ninth ton scored two runs and drove helped the Pirates salvage a first-inning runs and coasted to a victory. (ties. Not a single Expo, or even any of their executives on the victory over the Braves. In American League games, In two runs In pacing the split. and got the final two outs to It was Joe's third triumph record his 15th save. Baltimore topped New York, 6- Cardinals to victory in the Padres 3, Reds 2: Baseball level, are Canadian. And only two of the players, catcher Randy Jones pitched a four- Dodgers 9, Giants 0: lary Carter and shortstop Chris Sprier, live there all year round. over his brother's team this The Astros won the game in 6, Boston beat Milwaukee, 5-4, opener. Lou Brock moved Don Sutton tossed a fivehitter season and his 14th In 23 career the eighth inning when Art Kansas City swept a double- within six hits of the coveted hitter and singled to touch off a decisions with Atlanta. a club record 50th shutout 74 7Since two-run header from Detroit, and the nightcap three-run sixth inning that for 3,000-hit plateau In baseball Howe delivered a began, have any two pitchers In Q. major league 441 don't know what it is," said single. carried the Padres to victory. and Derrel Thomas his his first 3, Cleveland downed Tens, 6-1, with a pair of singles. 106M Okbed a whift on the game day, night or Joe when asked to explain his Elsewhere in the NL, St. Oakland nipped Minnesota, 6-5, PhillIes 4-2, Pirates 3-3: career grand slam In pacing the Mets 7-6, Expos 1-7: reek.-Ralph Barnes Kensington, Cone. Larry Parrish rapped out Dodgers' victory. Bud Harrelson's two-out It's happened four times In each league, most recently when success against the Braves. "It Louis swept a double-header In 11 innings, then lost, 3-2, and laylord Perry of San Francisco no-hit the St. Louis Cardinals on e$. 17, 1968, and the next day Ray Washburn of the Cards pitI Al' d hitless ball against the Giants. In 1938, of course, Johnny lander Meer tossed successive no-hitters on July 11 and 15. But he classic has to be when there were two no-hitters In the same . ame on May 2, 1917, Fred Toney of the Cincinnati Reds and lippo Jim Vaughn of the Chicago Cubs pitched no-hit, no-rim ball uough nine hmlngs. The Reds broke through for a run in the; h, but Toney protected his classic. Incidentally, Jim Thorpe, In old football great, batted In the deciding run with a sacrifice Y•g% %_. _1.i_ fl _ ft IL LII By IRA KAUFMAN Called on to protect a 5-3 lead Inning of the second uanle with second "d game, me 3-2 • in 12 innings. •.e . .a., ,-,, in 12 innings. A's 6-2, Twins 5-3: wu' I univw, ruu turu vi WV iiuiuta Braves or his brother UPI Sports Writer u t. t in Inning In the ninth the in in an innings, inside-the-park homer 11 to after 6-5 l" Orioles . Yankees v: ,. anureaux S basesKen ... H vi uOS . &nu they ever play together? Were they always ii iotner .1 • t. • A ut. et et off Qulsenberry walked , his help Dennis Leonard opener and Seattle topped h' r..-..uu,C Eddie rr r ) ioaut'u wtiiiiwoouiuiisie nrauusiiy s 5LaLus as Murray wOe in single Al I_fl a q' I'L.a .5' as . iOUI u, TU5 unu, ieZl$. g pi.twi a• La. I..,ona.u, .-A W,n, 1.,. California, ta-v, ;,, 1 z two hits mound three runs the , u. bS tying runs with a two-run 12th inning scored pinch runner Kansas City's No. 1 reliever has IA and going strong; Joe is 35 and Phil is 40 Co 50-yard-line press That was the In preuon conference in the Gator Bowl Friday, "then we don't deserve game between the Bucs and the to have the Colts come here." Atlanta Falcons, which dee, Free parking, beer, hot dogs, less than 10,000 people. But Culverhoueeattrlbuted the poor cola and musical entertain ment, all donated by private turnout to the No ticket prices $12. citizens, will be provided for He said his Initial reaction to those who attend the hash. In keeping with the circusUke the reports that Irsay was atmosphere surrounding considering Jacksonville IN a Irsay's tour of the city, Godbold home for the Colts was one of said he would get on a horse skeidiclirn. "There's a tendency to with the Colt owner and ride it discount these things because the stadium. around "We could flop right here," YOU read ft's 97 percent certain Godbold conceded, referring to that he's (Iruy) going to move the possibility of not filling the to LOS Angeles, then L. A. stadium, "but I think It's worth people say that's not so. But I'd the risk. Jacksonville has to love to see It happen here." Godbold said, "All I can do Is stand up. It's time for Jacksonville to put up or shut take what he (Irsay) says at face value." up." Ni kr By MURRAY OLDERMAN L I Sunday, Aug. 1Z)fl-A Olderman I ,.. -mmi Collide I Fourth te Prea Jackson- "If we Wednesday," challenged God- There's only been one lion same here." bold at a Tom miamfir if the city would support them. -rd love to we Jacksonville get one (a National Football League frt1cI.e) - it would be fanttle," he said. Asked whether Jacksonville could support a NFL franchise, Culverhouse said, "That's something I woulda't bow. I can't say if it could or not. timore Colts owner Robert - s5 Meanwhile, Hugh Culverhome. owner of the Tamps Bay Bcaneere and a Jacksonville resident, said he would like to JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. tUPI ___ ! .J. i " ;, :, I ., EvefflngHerald, Sanford, Ff. Beats Braves For Third Time , I., : ~ :; .1 . . Can Jax Fans Fill Stadium To Win Colts? -Mayor Jake Godbold an nounced plans Friday to fill the 70,000-capacity Gator Bowl ...., . slinway'Join,Ing I[VO"NMM,Sarderd,Fl. _____ - __ - ___ .-.. - ? . ______ ___________ :, - 4 - S. - " . 'WI - - - -- - 'V - - -- ..'_., .. '. - %~ �- IOA-EveningHsrald,Sanford,Fl. •, ' 'a' . N IIt a . Sunday, Aug, 12, Ifl s-4Vpnted Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS T ria l Seminole 'r 831-9993 322.2611 . ADVERTISING OrIondoWinter Pwk I . SALES . . 11 * . ... RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. End An aggressive sal- 111PM ................. 43Clira 3C.IISICVIIVIIkIISI .. . .$c a Ha. 7SICV$IVIthM$ ..... 3k a liii HOURS 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY ffiru FRIDAY Asked SATURDAY .Noon 3 LM.S Minimum Jeffrey MacDonald's defeinse Noon The Doy Before Publication attorney is expected to file a diinlssal metlon Monday In his, Noon Frdoy client's triple-murder trial, _ claiming the prosecution pro. _______ _ duced only &clsnatantlal eVidence that proves nothing 5-4..t 1 Found against MacDonald. Attorney Bernard Segal said MBORTIONSERVICES. Lost: 4 me.. old, black, male last Soon Friday after the prosecution Laurel Ave. Name "King". Call Is, rrimlst.r abo,llon-4100: Gyn essentially rested its case, Clinic-S20; Pregnancy teat: 3224107 after S or 1304 .1,. "We're at the smoking gun. I male sterilization; free cove. will ask (abost It) rbetorlcai• soling. professional care, 3 or 4 yr. old German Shepherd, supportive atmosphere, COC fern, damaged ear tips Missing fldintiil. Longwood ares. $100 reward. Segal said govenmient witCENTRAL FLORIDA $304753 or 339.4i43. news have only 1430CW*ted WOMAN'S HEALTH about what happened the night ORGANIZATION CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM of Feb. 17, 170 when Mac0051. Colonial Dr., Orlando OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE Donald's wife Colette, X, and 1t1-0521 RESULTS. daughters Kimberly, 6, and Toll Free 1iOo.fl1.2. Kristen, 2, were murdered In _______________ Dog fern., wh 1 blk mixture. 11 their Fort Bragg apsrtmeit. L.gal yrs. old.20 lb., $32 reward for Segal said"All we've heard Is ____ ___ return or information. 'this could have happened, IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Found: Puppy black, fully we're not saying that it did." IIGHTIUNYN JUDICIAL CIE. S. Sanford Ave. four CUlT, IN AND FOR SUMINOLU It took the prosecidien Call 3224743 COUNTY, FLORIDA. weeks to present Its case. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1346.CA43.J Segal said the defense will WALTER J. YA$ZAY and MAR IAN If you aren't using your pool table, take two weeksoralittleWSW YASZAY, hit WHO, takes cue, and sell It with a Herald classified ad. Call 322. Plaintiffs, to present Its evidence, If the Vs. 2611. dfvpkgal motion Is denied. HI WINSTON L. MOORE and ANNA B. also said he Mill pI*iti to call NEWMAN formerly ANNA S. Lest black., short hair dog, some whit* markings. Gone over MacDonald to the stand, ad. MOORE, Defendants. week. Plies call 3224741. ding, "I see no reason why not _______________________________________ ii 7 r t I ( t I Notice I t t "I. C F V C I C to." Prosecutors Friday t read from a magazine article about occult killings In California that MacDonald discussed with a 1 I $ I I friend a f killings occurred. TheprosecutlonclaimiMac Donald, then a Green Beret doctor stationed at Fort Bragg killed his family and then staged the I scene to C Rail t AMINDUD NOTICE OP ACTION '0: WINSTON L. MOORE 2319 Dunsfw Shies Eau G.iile, Florida, Found mixed breed male, blonde short hair, med. Wt*. Vicinity of Summerlin Ave. Seminole County Humane Society. 323. 32M ANNA I. NEWMAN formerly ANNA S. MOORE 107 Parker Street Tamps, YOU and each Of you are notified that a suIt for spectf Ic performance ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS R!SULTFUL END. THE NUMBER 15322.2011. of an Agreement for Dead for the tsiwlrç described reel ' No Tate murders, _____ Panacea ___________ Legal Notice Unique Kindergarten for3yearolds Call 3224043 Florida. has bow flied against you and you ve required to serve a copy of your COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDSARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN SETTER. another lane on a highway and go ing FICTITIOUS NAME lften defenses, If any, on only a few thousand dollars for $200 million a year, representGEORGE C. KELLEY, P.A., least of at increase four parking lots," Rooe said. "With ing Wi Notice Is hereby given that Wi Vi Plaintiffs' attrMy, whose address llon in the p5011130 the money saved, you could cents a ga 10th IS P.O. lox 1132. Apopka, Florida, St.. Sanford, Fla. 32771(323.1704). 32103. on or before August 30, in', almost afford to buy vans and tax, Rose said. Regional transportation net- Seminole County, Florida, under the and file the Original with the Clark of give than to people." name of SOT. PEPPER'S this Court either before service on combination of fictitious PAINTING SERVICE and that we Plaintiffs' atisresy or lmmedIatpJ, He said such an area between works, using a He and Miller are COncentrat TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) on less expensive, ahoii' - U the state decided today to lflg build a $7 billion fl syifrn term proposals for Graham to linking Florlda'smajorcftles, it take to a special session in could not be completed until the OCIObET One Is to iiange the year 2,020, according to Pahik Transportation operations Di• specifications for urban road construction to accommodate rector William W. Miller. "A high.epeed Innercity rail bicycle pithe. First &Only Child care center open Begin. Saturday in Sanford nIng June, t. sanford Early 1 Chilare Center. 3324045 Fort Lauderdale and Miami bus, rail and air travel, we Intend to register said name with the thirssfterg otharwiss a default will near Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole be 5*1.1 IWW you fir the relief and between Cape Canaveral more feasible for the County, Florida In accordance 'With *, *s prwisiee et the sistlusis d0t and Merritt Island would be systen' is m a panacea for iw people Name $tatVNSe "IO*tt: S 130 saId. ection "A 101 of working feasIble today's energy problems," 003.05 Florida StatUtes (SEAL) Another possibility, he said, Miller said In a weekend In- would ride bicycles U they had a 51g. Michael L. Simmons Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 40 years safe route," Rose $Id. "A path Jack L. We* Is authorization for the Tran Clerk tervlew. "It would take Legal Notice Publish July 22,25 & Aug. 3, 12. 1q75 along U. & 17 from Orange sportatlon Department to work By: Eve Crabtree to complete, thouh a good p DEL-101 Deputy Clark k to the Naval Air Station ar P firms 10 promote BIDS th wi private ADVERTISEMENT FOR of ttcouldbeusedlnadecade." Publish Juiy2t& Aug. S, 12, It. 1575 ht would be a good place for a CITY OF WINTER SPRINOS public transportaand support If Gov. Bob Graham soug IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, DEL-134 The City of Winter Springs will p*th." EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. lion systems. legislative and got receive Bids for the following ____________________________ CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 'We could go into a business, equipment on August 30,I7, t 2:30 authorization this year to Another possibility is City COUNTY, FLORIDA. find out where people live, p.m., at the Winter Springs acquire the rlghtofway, his zatlon and funds to build CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1411.CA.13.K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Hall, 100 North Edgemon Ave., administration could only by pJng arelis close to signifi. whether they would use VWI$ Winter Springs, Fl. 32707, at which WEllER S. HAINES and LOU J. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION the groundwork. If he ran for cant Intersections where and buses if parking areas were tIme and place all bids will be HAINES, his wife, Fill 1iielit' 25.INCP Publicly opened and read aloud. provided adjacent to state another four-Year term and wu motorists could park their cars DIVISION Bids will be received for the V5. THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY. IN RI: ESTATE OF elected, he mI* be able to got and catch a van to a central roads and then build them," he ?olIOWIVIØ JAMES CECIL JENKINS, said. drawn and the location, plans 1 each 1512 Dodge Fire Truck etc.o it al Defendants. Deceased 4 Door Plymouth 1570 1 each Any significant program Is engineering underway. "ft coda $1 million to build NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION leach • 1577 Dodge Monaco 4 A rati system connectIng NOTICE OPACTION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING . Door TO: THE ALTAMONTI COM. CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST Miami, Orlando, St. Pdorat, 1 each Dictaphone, $ ctiaiw.el, PANY, a dissolved Massachusetts THE. ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Taps 24 hour recorder burg, Tampa and Jacksonville All Sids must be sealed and corporation, and the unknown OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED is one option in long-range Nigerians Go To Polls N marked "Sealed Side". The City hustles, If any, Of THE ALTA. IN THE ESTATE: planning. But YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Miller and requires that upon the awarding Of MONTE COMPANY, a dissalvsd Massachusetts corporatIon, and ffiot the adminhstrallanol the essat. highest bidder be the the bids, Transportation Secretary Wil James CICII JSIIMS dscaasod. HENRY L. LAGOS,Nigerla(UPI)-Nlgerlans went to thepollaSaturdayin pr,psredto pay l0 percent of the bid GEORGE W. MORSE, lien Rose do not se. It GEORGE FROST. and PiieNumBlI75t20CP,lsOlflainIin by either certified check, cashier's CHASE, i presidential elections designed to black CHARLES WHITTIIR,asllrsclste ttii CWtuft Cow, for Seminole Jon for viable rec chick or cash All above tt and trustees of THE ALTAMONTI CoMedy._Fledds. Pribats Divielesi, 13 , and mod p nation to civilian rule for the first time In o p ul o us . wrinty, is t is no ullislatwe to COMPANY, a dissolvedMaW the adirase which Is SimInsle accompanying pressed or implied achusetts csrpsrstlen. and the vii. County Clurtheusi, Simferd, said Items. OI aas*ss. surcease trusties. Fund. 31771. The pensan. Nigeria exports 1.2 million barrels of oil daily to America, OwThe City of Winter Springs ing is tree, they The someOft said, of reserves fhe right tirelict any or all IUCCII55fl In ledenisi, or any sHier FSPISOIM$IIW Of the estate is second largest supplier of oil to the United States after Saudi the option of water bids or to accept that prop"PsrtIiscIaImIiby,thviugh, under OSr5*iyL.Csnd,$I,a'iiieaddnes.Is Aiibii fl''l S $UCCN5SU1 ontoosu. of elections leading to a trItMI0fl. which In Its luigment, will best 0 against said corporeles Segei 110 N. 0S5*ay Avenue, Winier "I see a decresas In the 'stable Nigeria of vital Intend to Washington. entity, or any if them, and all *N*. FL 31705. TM name and serve the public Wires?. *5 pSflsf ripneses. Ths new Nigerian constitetlon on which the elections are based Dated at Win ter Wines, this 4th claImants, crediters,parsons an emphasis on highways, but cars psrtleLnatvnslsrcerpsrats.wheu t$IlVVIaIflheSsifSIIIIbSIeW. . day of we going to be aroimd a long lipattinild On the American styli, With a strong president, a All penile having claims es Richard Rozanaky# exact egsi stases is viiii, __Clty anager dalmini under this aI'.onwl demands so" the Rues are bicameral liglilAture and an Independent Judiciary. tim.," Rose said. ,', wpsratisn, or cleimkis is have an requIred, WITHIN THREE Publish Aug. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF right, title it lNVRu osMi ,.........J..., . .. . THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF laid hereinafter dISOIBSI. NOTIFIED TNI$NOTICI,fl5lI,WIflflecIsrk YOU All HEREBY IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE *5 above co a Ntun ISCUlPt isqwisu m EISNTIENTN JUDICIAL CIE. "' SI my claim mep p title In me CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE have. Each claim suet be IUCCIUIV$ SINS fellewing pripenty theY _______ COUNTY. FLORIDA. ItIni PaPist kulkile in SentInels Civilly, Puerile: CASE NO. 10.at.CA.I3.F besis ier the claims the isam. W11111111, S1sl0atfhns,wifLat 04L ad&auef*5uselWorh J. W. HICKMAN, is agent ALTAMONTE LAND, ptgilolilff, HOTEL AND __ _ aflsraey, and the amewi, 6 74;I NAVIGATION COMPANY PISI N cssims. io *5 claIm is mist ye, *e, BELL, necot lii Plot loek i-Good Thinlis to _________________ __ ( _ '... ( ( ( .. o&$ 'C 'C Is ____ . 1. Pege W,Of *5 PublIC R.co* 50 SeminsIs DefJidPtI$, County, ten$de, run soum ateni me CATHERINE KIRKLAND CHARLES KIRKLAND,___________ si al NOTICE OF ACTION TO: BARBARA JEAN KIRKLAND .'JCIIL . _ AND LINDA GAIt. KIRKLAND L . . . Whillig _ __ asy'si *s'csI edIIS' ____ , P 6VS*S . : . ___ ____ _____________ ' ElifliN ____ fr ". CA 1111111111111111O41' . .... .' J I , '. ; ' F I J i l, ".41 ' . • .l . '' .: / ':;, j . '.., r . ... . ;" .. : . . .. . 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E.AItamsMeOr. , 3$-SI" i*silss M1010t6tttot 3SLI full haIhPu.use,kCIescel 4* vi, nice Marht $1. 11 ML - V.11141111001 IINII*;3 weed %b Octal ex. . iris i"Cluded FR, fimeelace. s. perth w.bulit An bar, elf Nil, kit pefllry Many Mirs Exquisite FSIWeSI ThIS lute has been reduced t UNI Come Visit bonny & LárahneL,eI "'t'322-2420 '" L I.* ANYTIME Thpt• Listing Service vi*. 2W. EALTORS 19 PARK -. rch Office . 323-2222 Owiuir 301*1 or 011.7171,;,,.. 41-tiiss -- - ISsues for Sale. Beet fl Iscal MSMIS ISV Wsrmaflss or 505771*1 y NWa 451,25? Carpert,IwaM WalNIel buyer. 535* tO 55,, sIcily dacepel, C 451*, - • iscastis. Wt$15. Low lows pavmenis. 011IL011. 335.1107. a4Sp, Ezcluslve4BN,*bsth home I desirable neighborhood Fe Futures Include your & Patio, DR,Pie. Risi.,eat In KI t$nepl.cs, all on a beautiful landscaped loll This Ores: Home cam' be yours for $1SS Come See Ust Your host: BE 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Servic 2565 REALTORS IllPARI $iWrum . UIUnis. ai. , 14t - - .1 . OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1.5 PM Weklva Park Dr.-low main. Lake REALTOR 313.7112 3324611, W-7177 LAKE MARY near ICC Country ___ llvkui in lt* irises cuslsm 3 5*, 2½ B horns beautifully lai'dsraped, fences aol. New England char" ttirsughsut. Neil. crannIes I derees overvalue. Must see 11*111 Joe Athens, halls ssociate. Rut Ietate Oss. Inc Reallerl. 1111415 A___ __ Sylvan, 00 acres, 20 acres already platted. Over 1000' of Front wooded. 5500.000. OPEN HOUSE Have coffee on our balcony or in the courtyard as you view this vintage Spanish home with high laketremit home P.15 pool an one boat dock, fireplace in Fla, resm, formal dining. Lois of extras on this unit Won't hit kov at IstAft HIGHWAY FRONT ZONED COMMERICAL 3 IDRM, 2 BA. 2-story home with extra room for business & totals. ½ acre for growth. Could be converted to rental units. $30,510. JUST LISTED IN DeLANO Im. maculate 4 5*, 3 B home, Ft. rm. w.FP on 1 acre lot. SIdle 0 eilREAL7011'' 701 511g. C. Aitamonte Dr. etc. 2 blacks to Inland waterway. 30 loft avail. Ace Real Estate, Wm. Key,lon, lily. 53.5357 551 AlA So., St. Augustine leach, Fl. 31554. mencisi. $35551 Beverly I. Umis Psaltei.*aanclate. LOsing your Mine & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 332.021. Set Cash Buyers for a small investment. Place Ms cat I.esiIlilad Sir rewtts. 3132411 or 531.1110. Iabom buIlebis situ. Csvasr bI shad. &',ceiw. Waled near Oder" I siuu$1L*. LOCH ARSON cet 4* in las *1's fInest sedfln. is-tyl pp iii. 104* p551 w4155 mel d 451 IsId.iltinrec.r .$hlbsP FNnl11 _____ 0W couna. 01MM. .,-'•-.',•..',.. AG0N WHflI. CHARM 5 . 5*. fS ram y'sheme, OW. Situated on ow W. Ms woo 50, NS..$m','vM. $35,151 '331.13$ ad ,or They or Louise. lIKE THE COUNTRY? 5+ VNin own Wi*I5.1 met 14t 's.anty sew mails lime. flhsaInuivi fir Ss PlAINt FLAINI. wsysISrc,lis3go. 1 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL BEAUTIFUL LOT in pnsstlplsmi Cluijis eslalls amp shad _____ _____ ___ Ness seil parfait. FL sUNN on MW, $53J50. WALK TO IDYLLWILOS ELI MINTA$Y4 ILl I. seer vie. Ss,w wo 11ipal.CaI see's labia. VMS. ____ ill lease is Isrow, qies huh $boom& NOW arab lbs Can K ig NIM.T0S 3194M - 3$7i4,y, or,Nii P xm.ui, beINV 255 1501, $I. ____ VA-F 14A2$.Cos. Horns c. -I ____ __ Psmt • - A) C50Iss. caN 77$*5. S NP huiiWti MW a, p SIM$ MillS? MSSIIJ r-s - lIt. fltlflhI __ - W" % -_ --V __ __ I 5515 WRul' *1 dl ft= we Slists. Ni's wew, twig! 5*s Noes, SC. iepi, SlIes.i ILl aWn. $11 as., I. -- - amiso rne 11111111 Call 322.0517 Prices are going down on almost new portable Washer & Dryer, Sears Coldspot ref. 2021 S. Sanford Ave., 222.101. Open Tues. thuru Sat. :30 to 5:30. st places In local A AQHA Shows, Owner going Call 322.0135. entral Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. BUY USED FURNITURE A IPPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Satisfaction guaranteed bcfc' r, payment 322 1137 after 6 p ii MEINTZER TILE tw or repair, leaky showers Our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. $69S62. inted Appliances repairable ondltlon. Washers, Refr., etc. elioggs Auction. 323.7050. -- Painting & Repair )NIENTAL RUGS WANTED KENMORE: WASHER - Pants, Service. Used Machines. 71-AntNs MOONEY APPLIANCES 313W Antique Tub-good for lath tub regatta or whatever 323.432' Ceramic Tile Repairs Residential & Commercial 1919503; aftl$307IlS Sgt. Peppers Painting 5cr,, Custom Painting & detail tn, Free Es?. 323 1704 essmakIng Photographic Alterations, Dressmal(in4 Drapes, Upholstery I 72-Auction hlnhifISs,booksA etc. CalIaft$ FUDLP p.m. 312.1111. FantastIc nalOfibunNeel gerage Wk Sl & Sun ONLY, 5.7. 105 W1in Dr. (Sunlamid Es?.). is ANIMAL HAVEN ig & Cat boarding, bathing, Assented desks, chests, dressers, IN & DR suites. Couches & clipping, CASH DOOR PRIZE SANFORD AUCTION Yard Sale: 211* Gals Ph, Saillsrd. Furn., lesis, 1044 $Ivlthst'smr, delhi, misc. Ilesis. somethIng fin meryomis. lasfinl Ave. to 1* lIst Gale PS. 3314131, sal. &Sun.5.'tllI, erior exterior Plasterinq Lic enserj Bonaeo Call 332 7180 Ihady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages 3325752. chairs. Loss of nice clean fur Railings ____ Custom built ironwork. Window guards, gates etc. Martins 323 7101, 3397693 Iflins Inlravem.nts 1215 St French 3.73ip 1Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271321 it you are having diffic ulty tinO., a place, to live, car to drive, .i lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want at'. every day. COMING SOON , 1ULAT1014Bttimig, blowing, tACO •., , I WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? Or* wall III Sept. er early ocg.,em 51550. Jelns liver. TWO couples Will h'wwledgs Of His rivet I btis, ssperIøce. PIsecaN sHin $ pa. 33147. & :.uulos.. Lowest prices. Call 214S3 or 904 73470$ collect. C O URT 50 . Foam, fiberglas PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS it Est . 323-Ol2t after S:30 , Tar pot for rent $25 day or wkly rates Call 322O2lI aft o CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.IALINT&ASSOC. 322.1443 I OiU ON Ol$Pt,AY (1*111 POOL Prontollomne Repair RE ectrical, plumbing, painting, Carpentry. 3221 TNI$1 PIATUII$z Vinyl Repair I -. V.iyl repair & recoloring Save up 1050 pct. of neuphloistery charge. 565-30n FREE ESTIMATES 1715 Mowing 3211050 1:11P.M. - To hit YOUI'i5..,1 DIoJ 3222611 oI839993 - . 323.. COVE hdUIflDI or 661-5914. C ertified Lawn A Landscape 'CITY WATii' ad 111MR INCLUDRO AOULT ONLY and PAMILY SICTIONI lE ____ L 55. .cLus NMI Asia . MillionOffice Cleaning corn merciat, new cons?. Licensed, bonded A insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 113 011 Custom Usn .__sshrs - Office Cleaning - a used OWN FOR LESS THAN t,,, int 'nte lea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, iilture. VISA-MASTER CHARGE photos & Plastering SMON., AUG. 117 PM. $5.1 bike. color (smissha TV, sctuoI clothes, lIttle bit of everything. passport repair servIce 322 6101. Grooming & Boarng AIIfIIIflJ• PU.II.#' - Weiboldts Camera Shop - Sales, 3220707 MOVING SALEI Pure., pictures, drapes, wall CMU*SI Pie loS NtNpn. LIMYNAVY $UIPLUS NIMbsIAW. , • B&E Painting, interior exterur pressure cleaning, roof coatni Cenanc THe - Top Prices Paid Used, any conditIon 414-5136 G.na ON: Sill Weskinitupi Ave. W. I Suit. 1111 & 1251. Allier ii Furniture items, TV,Mlec. cture Perfect Ext. Pain." F Est Lic 10 pct disc t o Cit. 339 6066, 668 8335 lure Salvage. 3321721. price. Sanford Furniture Sal. vage, 11.52$. if Sanford 3224721, SI-Osragi Sums ASh Painting mt . Ext Resi & Comm 322 0782 9 9 merly Harriett's Beauty Noo. Si9C. lit St., 3225743 bid. material. 322-5059 Group, $333. Free 1111110M -0 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON plumbing fixtures, Lit Pit Painting BeaUty Care Good used furn, appliances, lln Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 - vrniture. Retrig., stoves, tools. __ Yard debris, Trash Al an's Appliances Refrigeration AC Repair Licensed. 3230039 ny's Marl, 213 Sanford Ave. Suy A Sell, the finest in used 51-Househoid Goode Light Hauling ApplIances 6$-nted to Buy C -S--a:' Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 3321771 Cash 322-4132 10 pc General Landscaping. RC's specialists, top soil & Pitt clrl, sod laying & free trimr,,n'i 323 2918. cal, Plumbing Servlcel Repair. Call Larry for Free Es?. 671 6291. LIc., Bonded & Ins. college to .• , ir Conditioning, Heating, Electri. 323-7551 - L Air CoiitIon%nq 211* Gelding"Chlcacsaw, Print" 13.3 hands, exc. use show hose, lop performer In trial, western a English horsemanship. Over $0 as .. LOW cash in i 151$IN Dew If""..tpiIe. , his. 21.90 Taids Sow. Sep. p'ies 1*15 sum SSIS&.SI 00* TWill Ruin TV Ni. Will rI..Mu a*sl, Nv:. Of ens. j. SI Is. ow I15r'rnsut. Mv mom*' at IN. on Of 'Pim Phow aWN nauur c. .is.R(AtjOLMLS __ 051 $b Shlh.T.Zu UKC, 6 mo. old. .-Ists' $ Accssisrlgs Ispisaussliss & lrali.lss. Xis-Sal, ails.. leg. prIce $10.50 assume bslics SI day. Call 323 2980, or ,%ee at Short St., Lk. Mary. 323-1117 am. 0~ r1MPIØ. . ADIICY • Peg. lid Ida's mIen JOHN KhlDIR ASIOC. W m. Cirmuirdal SW itRuage, apurss NP lisp ups bilerCuuslel wow _way. 0 ml, '68 Cadillac Convertible, S?.i' 1:40 7:30 p rn., or all day 5 w 323-7361 Rogers 1W Silverware with case Value $330, sell for $100 .43.743 DUPLEX QUADIAPLE $300 117W. 19th St 322 6121 Male. 14 me. $ pc Lit Suite-Sofa. Loveleat, Chair, Ottoman & Recliner All for $310. Free Delivery. Sanford PILL BUY EXISTING lat I IN MORTGAGES. N. Loge, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $21 No. 4D Wymnese Rd., Altamonte. NSALTOI3IIINSMU ___ AKC Old English Sheep dog deep. $300. Sanford Furniture Salvage 1742 So. of Sanford 323. 5721. a dsisu* &Sobl ALTV 5 ft. glassed top display case 26 In. iranu New lterspring BeddIng ½ 47-Sill Estate ,*ed HUSKEY REALTY REALTORS ulluidONks 0fl. . 011icus Open Dilly lam-I pm 323-2510 322.5721 Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 35504 W. "am I" cent. Central Contracting Inc. 5047304523 504.7753513 Delivery. Sanford Furniture. Salvage, 17.52 So. of Sanford. 4$.A-OIt d SIaN Propauly Nap 4' Boa Constrictor $60 3 BLOCKS TOOCEAN CRESCENT BEACH 73'xl00' lots only 57*. $1505 on. $51.14 per Mo. Paved roads. City water, Underground utilities, warranty. After tins. Call Dolths ESTATE SALE Cty. Approval for Oraintield 325-0505 2245o5 - 1910 Mercury Marquis floor. 1975 Ford PU, 1 on the Fl5osuper cab, $350 Furniture Salvage, 17.52 $o. of HOY 00. $75,500. I 79-Trucks-Trailers Sanford. 3271721. Al.TAMONTE-Lot 100*174 plus CS Bldg. zoned commercial. Off Unbelievably priced at only $72.515. VA financIng. 1 yr. 1110W. FIRST STREET ski Offsrt 2 tory, II nesm'sn consider trade. 3227391, aft 6 & wkends 322.2243. '68 AMC Sta. Wqn 6 cyl , aut fod cond. Econ. trans. ASK, $750. After 6 p m 32? 6082 YOU. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7451 paint. $1500. 8300840 - 1976 Honda 750F Super Sport, 13,000 ml., exc. cond. $1700 will field trial stock. 321.0115. Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for 25$. CallBart path for horses behind properly. SN, ii bath, spilt pless. I33JSS William Mallcziwskl Realtor 312.7512. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or323 7710 German short- haired pointer Puppies AKC from hunting 8. beautiful headboard, $30. 322. Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 105' paved road, 2101 deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. 114.520. LAKE MONROE Bass fishIng capital if liii worldl This lovely 4 BDIM, At Both Full power Air cond AM F l ' tract. cruise control, re'... , S. Country . ROCK Screened A Washed Sylvan. 110,000. Best Terms. William Maliczowskl, Realtor 322.713. '71 Cadillac El Dorado 82.000 - King size bid, box Wings A mattresses, steel frame, 5301522 or 33541I eves. - acre, private 78-ltorCyCleS Hirt 3237510 Call Cark I BUY. SELL. TRADE 322.5432 311.313 U. First St. INC. REALTORS 7 acres Lake Mercury Comet 1966 2 Or Sed, cyl . Auto. PS, PR 66.000 mi Clean Red nt shi?t' outs 'I.' $500 CASH 322 6230. 323 103 9 3225990 WILSONMAIER FURNITURE - FORRE$T ONUNE turn N on ____ 1111 heip. & ih.1p11i. Lab IlsIulno 'war by. Habhy YR.. 555 I cbs. 511*. Markham Rd. near Lk. $600 Dollar Paid for iunk& used cars, trucks & heavy equipment,, FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND for Sale , 323 8561 Top 65-Pets-Supplies Lk. lost fir a growing family. 411 25, FR, Ills storage specs 1051 Palmetto Ave. $31A50. INC. - P- '72 Ford Ranchero BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 322 1671 322 1380 Club Rd., Lake Mary. 323 5451. - C cab Replica $-li.x.i Must se. appreciate. $77 7391. .,ft Wlends 322 271:: _ hanolno baskets. Redlon Nursery, 120 am "The phone on the left Is the hotline to our marriagI counselonl" -, , 0 - - - ________________•b. - s Ut P C I7Su ie& $. - 77-Junk Cars Removed sh Gardens, foliage, cactus, Eplscia, 24 HOUR 19 322.9283 . Hwy 92. I mile .est of Speedw. Daytona Beach. will ho,:i public AUTO AUCTION C.'r. Tuesday & Saturday at 110 i t the only one in Florida Yo 'u the reserved price. Call 904 S 8311 for further details. 8160 I It .•..•.. .... -. Orovev low Subdivision Mary Blvd. 3 mi. U. of 1.4. Open Sat. as Sun. I to $ PM 3&4114 models Appraised 544.000 to $45,000 Lake Fenced, only 7 vms old. IlSis HAL COLBERT, REALTY 131.6290. ill the best & service the rest. Western Auto W. 1st St. 322410' 111$ Valuncla Cf. 3 II, Wi bath brick con ch. on corner lot _ _ -. information. Call wnmower sales I service. We ills $urn'meniks. 2051 East 2nd St., Mayfair - We have several sizes of trusses for sate at discount prices. For 62-tGn OPEN HOUSE Sun. itoS PM Priced at only $10,550 this 4 Slim, - Lk. Mary. IIAITY cypress & brick, 1 BDRM on approx. 2 acres, pool, shop, greenhouse, organic garden + separate riven frontage. $43,500 -• 0 .t DAY TON.'s AUTO AUC1It:j I Scotty Camper. $1100. 1:30. 1:30 P.M. or all day Sunday. Call 3232950, or see at 281 Short St., ROOF TRUSSES 1. bath hsmhieomuly 22 yisrs.am. SUN. 1 TO 5 PM 54495-3221009 61-11uhing Materials 3$. *OPEN HOUSE* Twinbeds,excellentcond. SM ML! _____ ..', 15$33stam*u,4pd.1$Sar.sSis seed ID --- 1961 Roirni's ' ~&P0 JUST MAI'E PAYMENTS- e 'IS models Call 339 9100 or 4605 (Dealer) 323-293 RETIREEL Mint c. $ II " - w.w carpet. I Used upright piano M. Unsworth Realty 113 eves. 3230317 - REDUChL) f0rQUICK SALE 30' Midas 1.1. Air, Awnings, Suildto Sult-ouriotoryours. 80-Autos for Sale - %--Musical Merchandise Aft. 3332.7111 Sanford Ave., GREAT WINTER HOME FOP I. *aaesbscalanw$Iv.RIver suer 5110. COItIS unlyt $111 MS. 322-4457 Plumosa, R on Velencia Dr. to REALTY '....', Sahford's $.l.i Leader REALTOR' JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 76 ?tontruck New flat bed. cxc cond Low mi aft 5 373 195) i 75-Recreational Vehicles $37,505. Charming throughout and Open For you 13 p.m. Sunday. S. 111111111111111 - 321-0353 Pct. assumable mortgage. 79-Trucks.Tratlers Wonder what to do with Two' Sell One The quick, easy Want Ad way. The magic number is 322 2611 or 831 999). $125 ceilings, open stairway, fireplace & separate garage apt. IL - 15½ Wood Boat screened porch, sodded yard, Paved street A Much Moe. 00 trance, TENSTROM ' In DeBary 3 SR. 2 bath block home. Central HAA, ww carpet, OPEN HOUSE Sanford's Sales Leadei ;uI. . VA. $34,500. SOUTHCRLANOI -,... 1.r.. IMMACULATE 2or3 BR home located lea quit neighborhood will go FHA o For Estate Commercial & Resi dentlal Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction, 373 5620 31/i Evinrude Outboard Rebuilt, excellent cond. With tank, S130. 322-3762 Ill HIGH & DRY Isisens STEN STROR Sanford Gracious lIving. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire *5. Oak 617 . . Vie 50$srl SW. • A 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fl.. 32771 Aft. Hr. 332.760. 377.aj5 : 72-Auction Accessories & RORSON MARINE R". Real Estate Broker 2l3hSanford Ave. 321.0735 9 &L m.s. ., ius sne.r REALTY WORLD4 For a career in Real Estate call lDresm Come True for 5134,3001 Realty World, The Real Estate ' JOINUSONSUNDAY Agency June POrZIg 3233 Room form? In private W.b.th& kit prlvlleges. 3237115 BATEMAPi REALTY REALTOR AUTIFUL4 Ill, 3 both home ln It. Of Loch Aibonl C HAL w. W carpet, Fl.. Rm., Dl, eq. eat kIt., PP A every imaginable 'urel Your Own Pool & PatIoI " •.. 3chohce lots ready to build Ofl In Deltona. $5000 for all. WARRANTED. Your -- Fisi rm., sot in kit., fenced yard Morel BPP WARRANTED. ad to $2,50Ol with an EVENING .HEALD PAPER ROUTE. Routes available In Sanford ml Longwood areas. Call POO Fact starter homel . EARN EXTRA MONEY L.. -- P11351, 1 both horns In C. C. ********* 1*101 . *5 FeW Of ___ YOU ARE NOTIFIED flat as s _______ 50 sk dN,I,15M,flmt action a p.r,rnemu me 'siin. U AuparsiswuempoginflseWJ, lisp maintin IN, *11111, i ResIEstateSales property In' Sentinels Cessuty, East so me NW SO a espu a' mis, Nellie Of ____ ____ SWU?M1$llAISwn. 'is purSi Pleddi: I ISIW Y Pdrnfo*sIhe Ms been maul., sign's most usu.Sa.wm Will" or VA or p, arenequir.1'swy.sceppSIyuvi requIred. WITHIN THREE Nvssslve Sales Velume iL,. lesSifmMpsrtOf*5Ewisa'*e VNWnJuflnhIL*aiuy,leNen MONTHIFROM THE DATE Op __ _____ EN1W 55111 ANSCISIU . 11 Ms Shod NntIsf sines ssa w sw's IYII *et w sees. JOt* DaM. 14*1115. Of Ihis firm Of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF _ mabeulhiMS sup,. Wy Ilcimad ImL11 dirt at 704II p,hcsS u*tat Read Na. MS (Ie,mer$y ksmwu N WJNDERWUIDU. HASHES, TNI$NQTICLisflh5inyesdls t $1151H10 & y, ieuwsasw & Case. Ill * tifluIUjMIi vote mom 3) Sides 10, Tewmldp WAND & W000MAN, FL, they way MW mat . iMs. PI's' 21 $svffi, Rans 20 lIeu, 'i WIMNy Of *5 dSu.dIM'$ Will, *5 AVON I4*NI in FIst oNus 11i .115w ISIINICMISN of 101111 MPiiiI y ties was iliad sge'.et y 1 Lellir hems b,s L*10 FAIN a" FlINT INFLATION , WISir Park. PistIls, 31115. IS 1 'as flhiMLjNSs Ay53 g1JSIfl. 's coy if 'Imlfl5Pt 0IIti or lIe venus or IN Aws. Wriass wsr isr, 'heists!80 01601 SIb, N Ills _____ _____ luLl. 4* y., NuN Wses A S Slew labs TraiMs wINes lafLiss. ii my* is er. Far litsilu. cow 5041. HOWARD J. CUTOII, pisulNo 115 iIISin& wIll the Clunk 55 Ists _____ _______ r Ip fir ly 120.105' fliahliL ::s A EPA or 0II5. _ ___ 50$emsywhesssdduii&Is17SWssi . Cwt shIer Sabre senMs em 'OSJUCTSON$ NOT $0 PILED NpSUot Subsist $ervlco Pleimhill' aIistsa Sr. Immadlility WILL Be PONIVIR MINED inwrsujless 4 51 Pa11kSI*s Avenge, ii, 1i 'Suis cSfl.UfIr 4 ei piy ! PWO *uisi*Va miatss. dI*jftw* INSOfINgRp50pj'Vl50*is 111511 WW 0"- 9P1510.31755 ,pi., SFVN.Tlme 0*55 Sofurvinles C, IUIdej in SI $.*rd en lbs bslniensdlgsIwpuv**5reNOf NofSU Of llin*JIL.ui MONt. tutu, 4*55, •Cmis ______ ________ _____________________________ service em *rridedin*5tTW. seam ___ ____ ______________ bs15s _____ clerk sHIp, W*$YIIVuILp1lle5 ___ Tile Nefiss shiN S P1*11th ______ sr mellysSea s1a I, UNNy P51115 A_ in ." no W" ftr s. MFenaua *: .tuTk.a $*hI0.r I N wk do weesi bus, Ruin $wsuAer,jIIisrwh,.*taijttwIM Of bs*tst en lbs L.JIJ_J111 Sifulufl 50 in me s&isis Iwsi, ___ _111 a 11011 . ,.• a cvsmn Red liIotLcaN _ _ ____ 1 14 , I. .115 iei11W V "was' , seuis , WII$*5MW50*SCWIOf CI 1'E ttU11 1*1 eI.mi i5l-'$ en $*1U1' *S5 tin VW%I Ida IslIkulls 01v. ATTSINIV FOR PERSONAL da *. NW Wilsil. *be WSTNS$$iaykasidmdtISissiif P15115'*lSHlhdIVdJSOV. NN. UP$$$$yATIVU: IJIIIIL 'sam's an IbiSCntwIssJtyN, isp,. Rosily. (SEAL) , is *I . AIIAL (SIAL) . .' suiss _____________ SsiW AflIIW N. SHa' . 7 . N. Ssshe 1. INISOID . 'C15Ss50*5Cr*III 5kIIIW MClunksIIhmCewi •S.Hv* ____ ' Bri j'•Or: IdSas I.Tab.r ewBlsvmIaI, iss.lesce SOV am U1.1*1 Clink. -_ ______ _ MNN..gtg NI-si AN* Is PuWI11JSOv$$Asg.L10.LNP5 _ .1PiIES .. .• W1uL tvrr ___ . .* DSL.flI •• nub 0w iii •'':.........•.,. .- - In Plnecrest w.your own abv. Ord. Pool, satin kit., patio. Many Unique Featuresl Cool off this summerl IPP WARRANT. O. Yours, for $440051 TAR 'SECRE Y Wet bey line of LeSs MS. W Bssi IS His shiuliSinSilLam *5 chlim is sonwo lIe esoenly h1niLthuNceWW's*5VasiIIm *5 be __ ____ _______ Of Sidliei 1 Tsinshlp 51 $SIjh, CMOs 0 of RaniS 20 East,_ filMS Nilfi 501 ___ N •puWmiuuI ISMSNIMp'sSSpII . : . ...' • , ft....... . . . JOANN Duplex (2) 2 OR units turn. & rented $23.500. Only $4500 down. Goner will hold. 55-Boats 1730001 or ILYS DELIGHT 351,2 bath , •• .CkctuDipt. ANNITTE 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully lust $111001 Will pay $$ hr. todo -odd lobs InSanford' Call 322.1500 TOGETHER TO PUT YOU TO WORK MA NY MANY JOBS I CALL 323517ö MONDAYIII 1132. by Gill Fox FHAVA, FHA 23$& 243 __ 1 t • , . . • . ,• . . ' '' ' . :.' . , . ': -': is CH, OR, satin kit., porch I. ____ ,-' .: Must have references Call M4.3251 3004 Lilly Cf. Charm Of an old Florida home will b found in this modernlzel .1 SR. 4 5. acol twine, featuring ga rden rm., for mat LR & DR. FR & i study. On is acre lot. Strictly by app?. Bobby Greene, REALTOR 025. Moist OnI', 133,0001 Live In housekeeper over 00 __ . . u me cleim loverly Mighborhoodl POUC 3 ON, 1 both home on Maintenance man full time I bilutiful Park Avs.I Lots of nights awiek. Local refuels. PotintIaII Zoned for Bus.I Call Don Hughes 32341* Spacious rms wextrl Wow, )Ms ssL. . full time. Exp. w.Fiorlda license. 4.13. 323.534*, Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. or ys .5. i1 _______ ST LISTED 4 OR, 2 both, 3 story NOrM In LPN SM PLOY MSNT __ I ' t'i-I V usflquldated. the Ruwe OVER OMILLION IN SALES IN in' , _ ____ I we uppopIliwit _____ REALTY .' ' 41-Houses landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. $55,300. Terms. . S____ ;: ********* -- - P . ! ___________ ________________________ ....'. a... •,-_-_ . 'TENSTROM Night cleaner. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on the lakefront. Eat MAKE AN HEIRLOOM Creative Expressions 333.$12 ____ -. `11110111111 ~~ Supermarket help. Must be ix. penanced. Stockmen, c*as. most cutters. Apply in pe$on. Food Barn, 25th As Park. )23.1470 Mariner's Village. __ d Sanford, Florida ANYTIME desivery,mtn.sseordar. Sanford ri,ipI. Listing Service er1. 3222VL Sam's Portion '3OpsrtmseWs Unlurnhshed ________ 2565 t*LTo*s ( PARK 1 BR- $111 up. Pool. Adulls 11-irefrtio'.s on Lake Ada. Just so. of A1rPOSP ________________ ranch Office 323-2222 ____________________ Blvd. on 17.52 in Sanford. Cpu. _______________________ '' 11 C 300 N. Fjench Ave. *VVi Blot,. punt,, INN. Free ' '" 41-Houses 4 . Evening HeiRid 322.2611 SIDE GLANCES - CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT FOR MORE INFORMATION , Pie? So 11, of Public Records of Seminole County, a •••••U••••U•• Ron Back, Advertising Director LOT It BLOCK "U", MOBILE a ~ S sure to g et resuiii)IJ - ASSIF11D (Cl In person to: e-CNId Care resemble that of the Sharon MANOR, Second Section, according to the plot thereof as recorded in System _________ -. I I ~ perienci neidit Salary plus conrith. slon with full 'n. Pony benefits. Apply U I a I to r C sales and servi 'of established arid new advertisers. A crest future for a seitiprt. or. Previous saId . DEADLINES RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!)- i. ijg: needed- ,for Soil Is Sunday, Aug. 12,1979-1 1 A , A4S • .11 : z ' - i'--'.. '.a Ø .,S• .-.a- -a'- .• '.. '. • 0, . -a..... ' -'- - --a--- -. - -. • i .wt•..-',. -. ,. .. . - -- e '- .. -,' . -• ., ' - . - . '-'. •" ............... •. q s. 10 .i-._- -. • i-- - - I - - ".- _. .... . �Sunday, Aug. 12, 1979 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES AAA Gives Warning Old Back To . On Ways .~~, ' I" , Gas Use- ? ce1cei averaged Full Nationally, 45 percent of breathe a collective sigh of WASHINGTON (UP!) The plentiful around the p.'Ioi'. The AAA said Its survey of relief and revert to their old service station 0 nation's motorists, with unleaded and iii for regular. gasoline plentiful again, are 1,519 statIons showed most ways," uld an AAA questioned said u ercent Self4ervice Prices were 915 open resorts spokeaian. reverting to their old ways, tourist destlnatlom Tey cents for prerniwn, 7.l for Sunday, which could bring back another and national perks had 92.9 for regular. 4 If motorists abandon " were open p on week' unleaded and the ample siçplles. But the In. t uation, ti' tight suppl y si LLIUII bad the MONt 814 •5 are open r MCVUIS rIld thei Automobile Association of creased availability and pensive gas, with fulliervics shorter service station lines have been following they could bows.__ America ware. averaging 11.064 a presni 3 The AAA Th e average price of have broug1 back heavier Mill find th.nMvss back in I rti'they gallon. Tszu had the theapsst many of of the dallons sePcI7 tU traic,and premium ssuline se a gels, 0.8 cats for self-service . to $1.01 a gallon, the AAA said re aim* left signs them w a in earlier in the were I'mit, irAhVidual,nles or gallon by do this week, but supplies are that people are begiiring to year. ' •, - _ - — Briefly - . %_ ~Iv l , • • V t, P_ I '.*.. - 1 I.. I , 46~ It_ I ow receive specialized instruction In the air. Airman Joetta Fine, daughter of fantry School, Pert banning, OaAlmon During the tint week of training, o af maintenance J.D. sine of Polity, has a rigorous Cusack is 1117111 graduat e of Lake graduated from the U.S. Air Force students envlrvnmaiWal health course at physical training program and Howell High School. Brow Air Force Sass, hire, receive Instruction In the thesry of DAVID OOSSILIN The airman is a ifs graduate of parachuting. The second week they receive practical training by Airman David A. 0 Nun. Son of Seminole High School, Sanford. April 1969. He is a 1960 graduate of JOSUPH YATIS lumping from S4feot and 20toit Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Oosaelln Crowns High School. Airman Joseph N. Yates, son of towers. The final week Includes five of 310 N. Third St.. Winter Springs, His father, Sylvester Ridding, Mr. and Mrs. Rert C. Yates of static-lift psradn4e lumps. Fla., has graduated from the U.S. lives on Route 1, Oviedo. Geneva has been assigned to Rogers entered the Army in Air Force aircraft main?iance JaMissurisaLL CYNTHIA SLAMICK Kessler Air Force Base. Miii.. after Sergeant James I. Gutiliaii, son March 1979. The private Is a in. training course at Shepperd Air Cynthia A. Blamick, daughter of. completing Air Force basic training. of retired Air Force Master graduate of Lake Brantley High Force Sale, here. Mr. and Mrs Wesley E. Biamick. The airman will now receive Sergeant and Mn. Carl H. Gutihall School, Forest City. Airman Qesaiuin learned aircraft 514 Point Pleasant Place, Altamonte specialized training in the corn. of 711 laywood Drive, Sanford, has maintenance,repalrandservlce.Hs Springs, is undergoing cadet basic munications electronics systems arrived for duty at Loring Air Force is being assigned to Miii Air Force PETER SIDLE training at the U.S. Military how. Use, here. Capt. Peter S. Sidle, Si of Mr. Isle, Utah, for duty. with a unit of Academy, West Point, N. V. Airman Yates is a 971 graduate of Sergeant Outshafl, ground radio Mn. Winat Sidle, 10 Sweet. the Tactical Air Formerly called "New Cadet Oviedo High School, Oviedo. communications repsirman, was water Blvd U,,msd. recently Barracks" or "Beast Barracks," previously assigned at MacDill Air was assigned as an audio visual RONALD RI*• it is an intense eight weeks In wtith Force Base, Fla. He is now serving pradudlon officer with the U.S. Almon Ronald L. Sari. Ion of SSNSNA SCHILLINS new cadets learn the demanding Schilling, ias with a unit of the Air Force Corn. Army Audiovisual Center at The Mr. and Mrs. Gale Berg of 371 Airman Ssvina L. standards of military courtesy, Air Force munications $0 IcePei'*agen. Washington, D.C. been assigned Imperial Drive, CaueIbsrry. has personal appearance, and physical Saw, Cob., after completing Air Hoentarod the Army in November graduated trim the U.S. Air Force fitness expect 0 • L 1971. cs,qwln, coujil A1919gr.uaeo..ymann 11 , Force'basic training. -----' '"an 'sa wrung w . — Wichita ''"wood the cadet School. Air r F S IWTUM. received a congressional sp. MI C HAELCU S ACK master Sergeant Joseph C. Thorp, studl9d the Air Force mission, pointment to the academy. Almon Mid"L. CMC04 son of Almah 1WV fecolvad Inleftiv organization and customs and son of Mrs. W.C. Ringo of W Mr. and Mrs, ~ a.Cumck of training In travel &W military pay DRUMMOND GEORGE Eldirwood St., Wint er ipri . In human training ge A. Drummond I I 1, received special Airman arrived for duty at Barkodels, Air 647 Swallow Drive, Cas.olblrry, has systems. He Is being assigned to ielations. been assigned fe Chanute Alt Force McGuire Air Force Base, N.J., for sonof retired Navy Chief Ps"y Her mother, Voideft G. Kelley, Force Rose, hwo. Officer and Mrs. Wendell 0; resides at ii? Aldean Drive, San Sergeant Tilorpasupply Base, Ill., after completing r duty with a unit of the Military AirlIft f 025 more __l, woo Force b"IC training. management . •• previousiy assigned of curs Air Saw, Philippines. DAVIS THOMPSON • • . . • i 111i; - ' . • . '.. • - • - • 1W 11 I • i-..' - • •• '- . - I . I. I 1 •e S •• ,. • - .•• • The Board of Advisors for the Outstanding Young Men of of cake. A ShootmOu n Staff W. Davie L. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, Sanford, recently was awarded a Certificate of Achievement while serving with the %h infantry at Fort Srsgg, N.C. He earned the award for meritorious service as a motor sirgeani with the infantry, Thompson entered the Army in August ins. Hi is 1962 graduate of 11 annual San Francisco International Stand-up Comedy Competition Is under way with promising by ''aj completion of the three-week air. Th,hn* -, - . ..I-, q- . I . %! .1114~-'+; 0" k.~~-,-i !~, _. I I "':,_ I., _..jjj'!~`"'' *, - ","I* FO . R US ' -N ~O ' ' DEPEND' IRATE OF ~ RETURN 1'r. f.~ I l It - Annual Rate Annual Yield 5.50% I 5.50% I5.75%. 5.65%J 5.65% (5.92%' Annual Rate Annual Yield lyear Certificate byear 21A year Certificate ( : Certificate MJNIMUM ON AU. CERTIFICATES (EXCEPT 26 WEEK MONEY MMKLT) 'l,QQQ _____ 0'1. F11R , - F • I - I • F R1114 11 . - , I • . - 4 _,•ç•• c - .• . TOWAS sh@OIW4esow. No"1742 IsMIsAvs(I044714t$7) •,321q• , 1 ' % ' 11..41 S 1. I _3 1 '. • f••••• j & 4 •'•I P - MID S. 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She was a cu-writer with ('hock Brooks, a black writer and lead guitar Angel," "CunoufIage," 'Memphis City Blues," "Recycled Wonian," 'i)e Soto County Child,'' player, of "Willie Ben," by Eltina Publishing Co., BMI, Nashville, Also, by the same publisher, "Bab, Kiss Me published l{amnona,'' ' 'Fay," ''I Gave My Little Girl Away," ''Seasons of ime,'' and uiianv, many Set' SONGWRITER, Page 211 sailing," said Lodge, "we "I've even got a little rub dwdedtosee some more of it board I use for laundr)," she Stocking the boat with enough added. Stopping at night at A couple of tourists came to provisions for a couple of marinas along the way, Mrs. weeks, the Lodges kissed their Lodge complained, "the town the other day. There's nothing new about children goodbye and set sail, laundry was out of order that tourists come through With the river becoming everywhere and I had to do the all the time Some have a more narrow and with a 32 foot wash in the sink with nt little couple of kids in the back seat of must on the boat, the lodges board." Shortly before landing the car wearing Mickey Mouse decided Sanford would be their in Sanford they confessed to hats and pink faces from too destination, "This is a bo ut as pulling laundry off the life lin es much sun. Th ey seem to be in a far south as we could get in a to make the boat look a little hurry to see it all before boat this size," he said. more ship shape before enheading back home. The search for gasoline was tering port. not a problem. There were no "I've really enjoyed the river But Elwood Lodge and traffic jams nor quick meals trip," said Mrs. Lodge, 'It's wife Marvina are different. gulped down in a noisy rest stop been so peaceful. We walk ey came o on the interstate. Propelled by everywhere to restaurants Jacksonville not a long the breeze, the boat sailed south and things. But we can't find a Journey— butlttookthemfive trailing a gentle wake. laundromat in Dow n tow n days re via the St. "We enjoyed the river Sanford. We haven't spent o River their coming down," said lodge who much money except for tying The Lodges purchased their is minister of education in a up since we cook on board." a-foot Hunter about a year and Jacksonville church. "We The boat has an alcohol stove a half ago. "We'd never sailed enjoyed its wilderness and plus an electric skillet and before," said Lodge as he and animal life. We saw gators, bird percolator. A battery-powered his wife sat In the cockpit of life, and we looked for television is on board should their boat tied up at the Monroe manatees but didn't see any. they wish to keep in touch with Harbour Marina. We'd always And we fished." prime time reruns. A built in ice wanted one so we bought it. When the wind was from the chest keeps the drinks cool and We've really enjoyed it. wrong direction or too light to fruit fresh. "Fruit's real good " sail, a 7.5 horsepower outboard when you're cruising," said Mw Lodges and (heir Children most pushed ... the boat along at hull Lodge. "It's sweet and it's an : w w ca 0; mouth speed. But speeds of less than 10 energy picker-upper." their sailing around the - - - 1.1 _____ ' -'w - - - ., k. Cream Social Coming 5lZRIac.Ispjngsool4asssdkswsains,ciale, iday, Ost. 14, from 34 p.m. lbs ebs of 'ash, kofard, accordb I. Margaret Canm lbs event is IlOrd to raise funds far the dub's civic jeoJ.Flo : • I.'. ?.• —i up the The Lodges stocked the boat of the St.J'hns"-' their h m knots waterways. "We left Saturday "': •, with plenty of canned goods ,, .ac,,.,,,. .... poi n•t an. w.. t was such as beef ..ew, soups and the 5I ,W. is ...,. , i es vD.*r,1,u here TIi,,,,1 ., W hn r,A,4, • .1 usually . e h r,, .. widee said just took our (line. Didn't even cocked only for the evening Last year the family took notice what day it was. Just meal. Fresh fish caught in the, their vacation aboard their boat concentrated on sailing and river supplemented their diet. which can sleep five and sailed navigation and let the mind "With the fish one night I UP the coast to Brunswick, Ga. relax. make some corn bread," said Bidthey confessedaprefere "But she's still the Mrs. Lodge, "but 1 brought to the waters of the St. Johns. housemaid," laughed Lodge along some unsalted cornmeal "The river so vital to our referring to his wife Marvina. See ST. JOHNS, Page lB .. '., .-.. Vii ayc.0 Plan Fish Fry ibsmVtsyesNwtoidayAit*in Iedof$heDsasey7r,.mfr.m11aa..4paFTicesL.om - T Memphis State College One of the songs Mrs. Marsh has written is l'aul Inc. It was published by the Stay Free Herald Staff Writer • The Retarsot allib of Sedad ho doW meeting placss. The new Ig 1-' Is the Florida Fewer and 1* ,351 N. Myrtle IL, lathed Tb. meitiogi US held lbs bd ad third W.ibseriny of sash mom 7:06 p.m. •'. , - ot hers. m l - . ... Mrs. .1arstt, %k ho has written htundri•Ls of songs, said one reason she has written so many songs and gotten Involved in all her other activities has been the fact, as she says, "that I've always been on a high. But it's a hugh on life and living and that's enough for me. I don't drink or smoke." Some of the songs Mrs. Marsh has had published By TOM NEThEL -P S , ' -• • I 14 1 was chopping cotton, getting rid of the 'careless' weed and the cow itch vines. That will make anybody learn deter. mination," Mrs. Marsh said. "And I knew the problems songwriters had. I never completed high school Ijut I passed my high school equivalency (GE1) tests and went on from there. I persuaded authorities to hold seminars for songwriters and give theni college credit. It wasn't easy but I did it. And that was for the help of songwriters, including myself. I have a few credits, but wouldn't have any, otherwise.' I. - - 1, -2. .' • . ' _ 1 4. ---'--.k.- • -A , I ' 'ru. '-' ' - I'-' ,tr e '. M . r J j % , / ' T •1k - • - I ."'~.`* ..4 • • - 11 le - • • I.. *1,4 411"I li~ . The St. Johns Vital To Couple !s Sailing . 0411~01 M . Mickey Who? Disney What? . - , vitality of Tina Marsh i0 . ISIS • organization which would help them sell their material." Mrs. Marsh added. Rotaract Announces Chang. ' Pu. •' • 1 F 1060 L Odinds (3014*34770)5 LllSSU, 1400 L 14* IL (IN.7S741$7) • * US. 1146(44*)•511*111, $ssssm flutsnst Sin OlSea 34$ N. WesINn INt 0614.73s1561 1540 PvsuIlansg SM. (3061744437). 540 Oulliiii SM. (105 NO 4403)/linen S 1O 04f55&1, 'Nu*am flu$.ni Sin 011iss 161$ N.W. 130k IL (9N-IiSu.71$1)/NS W. MIuszijs avs. N.W. 131k 1*. (004-376-24331)/4414 NW. (SO4.37$.O$OO)/S$lN.SVlii. Mali. AVE. S M.. I At 4$ she Is still good. looking and might be considered by some people to be slightly flamboyant. Flamboyant or not, the Memphis and Nashville to see if my work was any good. I'd go to an office and leave three or four songs—I didn't necessarily sell them at the time but I dlii make friends, and one thing, and one friend led to another," "And I've been poor. I know what it is. When I said, '1 was born in a shack, With it lean-to on my back...' it was all true, and not forgotten. When I was f . . - Memphis Songwriters Association in 1973. She is also a member of the Songwriters Guild of Orlando. "1 got tired of seeing songwriters having their songs ripped off. They had no organization and something had to be done," Mrs. Marsh said. They aLso needed an daughter. . - accounitt I., .I been a mother to 10 children, three of them stepchildren, three of them hers by two marriages and one of them adopted a - • Federal Regulations Prohibit compounding of Interest dur$ng-ths term of this account. • Interest compounded dally, yield Is interest earned per year with principal and samin remaining in your account. an Certificate of Deposit Note: Federal regulations provide r a penalty r early will • Tina Marsh is people oriented. "I'm a door opener," Mrs. Marsh said. "I'd been writing songs and stories all my life and I'd stack all ow stuff in drawers like Emily l)ickin.son did until I was 42. Then ,,jiit the streets and offices in -- Oviedo High School students are asked to pick up fall class schedules at the school guidance office on Aug. 13,14 and 15 The EPICENTER Marital Separation program will be conducting a new slgtt.week seminar for separated and divorced persona starting on SepL 1, from 7.16 p.m. at First Presbyterian Quich, U.S Highway 17.06, Maltland, Thesr has been dssipi.d for those 1 i ,t" those already separated and for the recently • divorced. The siçpott and counsel of trained facilitators and 1. W are available to those attiliding. Advance registration Is ptthuad by writing or calling the office, 1136 Sand Lake Rd., Orlando ENS; IS13I1.al. A , "Wdnenb.rwfflbe accepted cnthsftrds,eaIngof the Series. dofths "oak prmis$48 with parualpants available for these indicating financial nssd. * • scent to need replenishing it scents to be in perpetual motion. She is also an organizer with a great empathy for other songwriters. She was the founder, coordinator and first president of the She's a songwriter and a Promoter. She has been a model and a dance instructor. She Is now writing five books and expects to have . - savings - - ~ - Naturally, you can depend on us for the highest rate allowed On instruments. all of our 101 ,, I • Herald Photos by Tom Vincent '- doesn't Help For Marital Problems 00,00' Minimum 6,98%** 8*060/6" S.33% )S.274%' By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer I (Rote guaranteed for deposits mod. through Aug. 15) - . 1 - Songwriter Is 'High On L ife' :'' 9.32% * 4 year Mooney Market Certificate 1 'I Was Born In A Shack With A Lean-To On My Back' The Pilot Club of Orlando-Winter Park has pledged $1000 toward the programs of the Association for Retarded Otizeni In 1979. Pilot Club President Ms. Margaret ihinus dated at their last meeting, "It Is indeed a pleasure on behalf of our members to make this $ Ig the regarded cjtjz,niofour coinmimity and to pruard ow first check In the amount of $150 to the Association for Retarded fl"ew" The Initial $150 will be used to print an Informational brochure for wide distribution to educate the public as to the services of the association. ; current gate I year Ccrt1Ac -f published In January. Other than that, she's Barbara Say (McCollum) Simon has been advanced to executive secretary to Mayor James Fisher and the retired brig. gin. LR. Forney who Is the city manager of the City of Port Orange. Mrs. Simon and her husband, Sal, and family have moved to South Daytona from Sanford where she had lived since 1964. She is a 1967 graduate of Seminole High School, Sanford. -I 26 week MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE 90 day Certificate F.'11 been poor...' Pilot Club Aids Retarded If you're a person of means looking for the best and safest investment, depend on us. Unlike other short term investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate Is guaranteed and your deposit is fully insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. -IOMe I've '" the first of the five Secretary Moves Up INVESTMENT. Passbook opener. And CalIIng Oviedo Students between 8a.m. and 2:sop.m. YOUR ON work. She says, 'I'm a door - Another series of Prenatal will begin on Sept. 5 at Florida Hospital and will last for a period of 7 weeks. Pregnancy, labor and delivery, and baby care are covered, with special emphasis given to childbirth techniques. Classes are taught by accredited Instructors in the Lamaze Method of childbirth and are scheduled during the latter part of pregnancy. Expectant parents are Invited to attend . .- regardless of where they will deliver. Information contact the hospital. A GUANT.EED AND INSURED ~ strong with promotional Prenatal Classes To Begin Lake of West Palm Beach, am son, Bernard lake of Lake Mary, ala çsodch1len and elgM p.st.grandchlldr.n. . Ir _-W - 'r W. 17th St., Sanford, is going The program, sponsored by the hospital Community Relations Department will consist of a panel of medical cxperts, running and jogging enthusiasts and a representative from a local sporting attire shop. dau*ers, Mrs ' and 'a.. Dos'4j ~ ~ - At 48, Tina Marsh of 119 Classes received a Parachutist Badge upon isrilved A t "Run For Your Health" is the topic of the second annual free public seminar on jogging scheduled for Aug. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Ubrary Building. :. c thouc young comics from around the nation practicing their qulpdraws for a chance at stardom. This year's winner gets '• I. 4. :Run For Your Health' AREA DEATH ems. zuz*arr LAZE Mrs. Elizabeth Lake, 06, of Wed Palm Bach and formerly of Sanford, died Monday. Funeral services wee held Crooms High School. His wife, Wednesday at St. Ann's Reatha. is with him at the fort. a Qnsdi In Wed Palm Beach. ALAN ROBINS Pvt. Alan W. Rogers, an of Mr. A r!,it of Sedord for and Mrs. William C. Rued, 101 Mwe than 10 ran, she Is Valley Circle, Lonewood, recently SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The month-long fourth y __ I. • ' - • _______ - . . , I Legislators, University and College Presidents and Deans well as various civic groups including the United Slates Jaycees which also endorses the Outstanding Young Men of • AAmerica program. Area men, some now living elsewhere, selected for the edition include: Lynn Walter Capraun, 125 Sweetbsy Lane, Orlando; Perry Martin Echelberger, 418W. 3rd St., Maryville, Mo.; Bruce Wayne Flower, 225 Doverwood Road, Fern Park; Willie B. Newman, 1430 Tulane Avenue, J.33; New Orleans, La.; Nathaniel Scurry, 1506 Northcreé Drive, Silver Spring, Md.; Bill T. Can, State Route 48, Geneva; Alan Greenfield Fickett, 700 Aberdeen Lane, Winter Springs; James William Hammock, 725 Oxford St., Longwood; William Arden Heck, 8 Oak Park DrlveQyde, N.C.; and Roy Richardson Wright III, 1311 South Palmetto Ave., Sanford. undergo - •. Eddie Kelly, 12, of Forest City, one ot those attending the recent Youth Programs Inc. "Fun and Field Day" and picnic at Red Hug Lake Park, take time out for a snack. Having fun, for him, Is a piece . ,' - - '\f • t ,: ...'.., ~Wf,~ ~ Area Men Selected For Outstanding' Edition a .. . - bsriie course it the U.S. Army in. The aWmsfl will JOIRTTA PINS S . Men of America," These men were selected from nominations received from Senators, Congressmen, Governors, Mayors, State Altamonte Springs, has graduated Sgt. L.C. Redding, whose wife, from the U.S. Air Force Jet engine Louise, lives in Sanford, recently mechanics course at Chanute Air was assigned as a aircraft Force Base, lice, hydraulics repairman with the U.S. He Is being assigned to McGuire Army Aviation Development Test Air Force lase,N.J., for dute with a Activity at Fort Rucker, Ala. unit of the Military Airlift Corn. Redding entered the Army in mend. •. • . N as J4 . . ... In The Service 11 I . I . - • OF CAKE I .Atnerlca Awards Program has announced the men who selected for inclusion in the 1979 edition of "Outstanding Young L.C.RIDDING A PIECE M .? ........ . .- .~:. L ;_~~', - S - — i• Sunday, Aug. 12, 1919-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 'l - •-,• ___ • -: -- $t.s4 aid Marva tadge tie up Herald PIsfo by at Monroe Harbour. TSR NS9SII ... La " -- • __i - •, W. a..- a.... .-Ar-. . •• - I- -, . -- -- - -- - a. - - .1 -- -- ' ' T W`. *r~lI : - 1, * e' %'* t. .4 4 ,S - - 5- ;'- .- S 6. S.' • - - - _ -a', - .- '_ '- - r'- '...-. I - , Al. ~ . �[1 26—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Sunday, Aug. 12, 197 r1 $ftim. I , ;• Exchange Vows ft , ti I ..'•,' Janice Marie Methvin and David Scott Smith, aY• 11 ski yellow sheer delight Cburch, Casaelberry. Rev. Arthur Padgett performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Methvin, 1% Eileen Drive, : embossed with flocked daisies, fashioned along the A-line silhouette with detachable capes. They carried daisies and carnations and wore sprays of daisies and baby's breath In their hair. Bridesmaids were Altamonte Springs. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs E. B. Smith, 1400 W. Lake Brantley Road, Maitland, Given In marriage by her parents, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown fashioned Into a traditional design of lace with tulle Inserts. A lace ruffle edged the modified full skirt Rhonda Methvin, Lori Austin and Allison Smith. Their gowns and flowers were Identical to the honor attendant's. The bridegroom's father served as bed Ushers were Micky Methvin, Mike Smith and Ricky Smith. man. Julie Jones was the flower girl and the ring bearer was Randy Jones. The receotlon was held in fellowship hall of the church. Following a wedding trip to Gathnburg, and Tenn. which terminated In a chapel train. Her cathedral length veil of illusion and shoulder length blusher were at- 'I'he Lodges lost track of time while relaxing on the river. tached tö'à high tiara of lace and seed pearls. She ...St. Johns Continued Front Page III coining in all four directions at met a boat from Daytona and Lodge. The wind, weather, and without r'ealizing it. It tasted once," laughed Mrs. Lodge. for a co uple of days u river ca used problems of their terrible. It was a novelty hut I just closed up and laid cruised together until they OWfl but were nothing the wouldn't reconunend that." down in our bunks." reached Lake George where Lodg es could not handle. "It Is Making new friends was t heir paths parted. The enjoyed either through ignorance of the With sailors, the eather another point the Lodges said the company and friend liness of rules of the road or else they plays an important pail in ship- they liked about sailing, the other people and admi red don't realize the lack of beard life and this gentle cruise Boaters are usually a friendly the beat's skipper, who was maneuverability of a sailboat," on the St. Johns was no ex - bunch and on a trip on the river quite competent even though he complained Lodge. "Most of the ception. "We had two real good they have a lot in common. .We had an artificial bigger boats were no problem." leg. storms," said Lodge. 'Heal encounter the same storms, the "Maybe boaters should be A boat under sail, in most good! It's not the best time of same buoys, and tie.up Instances, has the right of way licensed," he said. "I hate the year to sail. Going into Silver problems," said Lodge. over other boats since it j thought of It, but you get these Glen springs we got caught in "And there's no class dependent on the wind and a high performance boats and the channel. The wind was too distinction," added Mrs. Lodge. large sailboat can not be turned when 14-year-old kids get all strong to snake tiny headw:iv so "It doesn't matter what you do or stopped on a dime. Unfor- this power, something is needed James D Hornaday, Captain, we just threw out th anchor. on shore. You can be a doctor or tunately not all boaters are to protect society. If they were QM USA, was honored at a The other caught us at Hontoon a store clerk." aware of this fact. Ilcçnsed at least they would luncheon held at the Officers Island tied up at the marina," At Shell Harbor, 15 mIles "Our biggest problem was have to study a handbook and Club at the Naval Training "The wind and rain w're south of Palatka, the Lodges the smaller power boats," said learn the rules of the road." Center by his co-workers at MRS. DAVID SCOTT SMITH and other points, the newlyweds are making their home at 980 Mon. ministrative assistant for the Wyatt Co. The bridegroom Is employed in the family owned E.B. Smith Fruit Company Inc. tgomery Road, Altamonte Springs. The bride Is ad- In And Around Longwood Capt. Homaday Honored For 'Outstanding Service ' e uiiut ABBY: We've been marrIed 36 years and my husband has been at death's door half a dozen times, but lie's always pulled through. He has a bad heart, one kidney, no gall bladder, diabetes and cancer of the prostate. He's In the hospital right now. If lie should ill.. *hh. r,.wn,..n.. ...h.. .h,...I.i I wear to the funeral? I have a nice black chiffon dress trimmed in lace. Do you thank that would be too dressy? Also, how about a small black hat with a black veil? Or %VOUI(I that look too much li ke I'm dramatizing the role of the weeping widow? If you think the chiffon Is too dressy, I will buy a more conservative outfit. I wouldn't wear a lot of jewelry, but would ,,um, niiu DEAR ABBY: Some friends recently had a baby. They were o sure It would be a girl, they had a girl's naxne picked ou didn't even consider a boy's name. Well, you guessed they had a boy, They named him In a hurry and a few days later they were sorry they chose that name. They wanted to change it but were told that since the birth Certificate was already fUnd It would cost a small fortune to change the baby's name. Then they heard that as long as the bab) had not been baptized they could change the baby's name without any trouble. Can you tell me If it's ex., pensive to change a ba by's name on a birth certificate? aiiuuiui a strand of pearls be out of place? And while I'm asking, how long is It considered proper to wait before dating In public, Thanks for not using my name. PREPARING IN PA. DEAR PREPARING: Wear hakver you feel comfortable In. Start dating in public shenever you want to. And don't rush out and buy a new black outfit. He may live, Continued From l'uge III One More Tune," written with Ernie Johnson. "bipey Me" was recorded by STAX Recording Ill Memphis with Big Mike Rice, Steve Cropper and the fate Raymond Jackson In the recording session, "I don't try to fool people. I've written a lot of poetry, but to write a song you've got to take the i Poetic out of It has been associated with, a marked she says, include Isaac Hayes, the black actor who played the lead as a private detective in the movie "Shaft" the Funkle Chicken Man, Rufus Thomas; Lee Baker; songwriter Johnny Keyes; Willie Mitchell, producer; Al Green, the artist and producer who turned preacher and refused to included •. mdww Im4wesstories In and .4, the woch she had des. in making the . mmolloaaasucceas. &me oithq mimic and sw bndn people she . so home on leave Is Sean MiUL who attends Riverside Mm.a.y Academy In Georgia. In addition to getting reacmaioted with friends-,Sean was one of the guests at a luncheon I gave for all my frj Thea. are young people John and I have known since we when each of them were high school fresh. men. 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Quid the way she had toClaire screening Or Carrying on." 8pedalT.TheHeraId And so on, and you end up McCardell In the eighth grade, They're gracious, like the NEW YORK (NEA) - "Take with something very tasty, when she decided to become a clothes Ms Anderson delivers the head, very good with which Ms. Anderson did the dellgller,Iurltchbwg,Migs. to the woman "25to45 who is W11111119871" said the grocer in nlght she madePeking duck for "Ott English teacher wanted aware of fashion and will try It, Qulnatown, waving the duck. her husband and herself. The to teach us how to write a but who won't accept a fad if It "Not" said Lois Anderson. designer for Tasmerway, the biography , and she told us to ten't flattering to her." "Take the head... 1" conservative Seventh Avenue choossa cover dory from some She doesn't have to in Tan"No!" sportswear company, likes to Time mnghues she had, I did nerway for fall. She can just She won. The dead dud ,that knock off gourmet reci pes like Qaire McCard,1l the mother of taste the trends: the mildlyhung for 12 hours from a bean that. American sportswear, and I extended shoulder, the slim in the kitchen of her "rambling Which is admirable con- followed a narrow channel after skirt that's slit but not in. 11009 cottage" In Westport, sidering that once all she could that," says the pharmacists' decorously;the candy spple Cm., stopped at the nech snake was grilled cheas and 'Iugtr. red and other brights that show It was hanging there because apple. "I learned to cock years "I wad to Parsons because up alone in all kinds of fabrics that's how you make Peking ago when I met my husband, Qaire McCardell hat She'd (flannel, wool blends, satin duck, First, thoogh, you paint it who's in advertising. He's a been teaching there, but I charmeuse, crepe de chine) or with honey, soy sauce, scalbor" very tall, skinny PaglihIenu mi.ed her by one year. Still, I with walnut brown and char, and some other things. Then who talked about food and wine, did win her echolarelip for the coal gray In big plaids and you kang it sç to dry on the skin And I thougid If there's going to but ascend year .tvdatt" cheft EoiusdIryGoldbewe I I TONI HOME PERMANENT EPSOM SALTS Designs For The Well-Mannered entertaInIng Crystal Fer- Wssl - 1 " _ Some I LIQUID Gi, I Antacid Anti OLM 1500 SPIN for oftoll In North and 12-ounce. Non-aerosol. 3 types. LIMIT 1 32-ounce spray bottle. Glass & appliance cleaner. REG. $1.49 LIMIT 1 I 990 FINAL NET iviucre reacnes oee toward prolesslee,l dancing And Laura discovered tidlc directors. olxioxlotm about criticism. that dancing classes all "I would be nowhere Teachers should be able to have one thing in common without Miriam and relate to dancers. I can — alotofhardwork, Valerie. I have had the best dance better If I have a Whether it's New York of basic training possible good teacher-dancer Sanford, good ballet from them. They stress relationship." studios are essentially the technique and basic steps. While in New York, same - a mirrored wall If you don't have basic Laura and her folks took In usually smudged, a steps there's nothing to the sights Including the workout barre on three Netherlands Dance walls and an assortment of Theater. tote bags, toe shoes, rib 'I f.It I fit pr etty The slim attractive buns, warm-up clothes, blonde took classes two sweaters, tights, paper much In the years ago from Loretto cups, soda cans and other RosA and Richard Arve in Utter around the studio as middle. Chicago, also under a the day moves on. Ballet Guild scholarship. Laura said a professional (dancers) may Mrs. RosA has since dancer must be on her tile moved to Deltona and was at least 10 hours daily. hav• been batter Ballet Guild's associate From the audience, the director during the 1971.79 lives of professional ballet season. but some dancers appear glamorous. Laura Moore is aware But In reality theirs Is a that a professional dannot near l y grueling existence of hard cer's life Is no bed of roses. work, long rehearsals and "You just can't be overly as good,' dedication, sensitive," she said. In comparison to dancers In the meantime she will from other parts of the probably dan ce locally build on. Not getting country who were taking usd11 the tln'ie Is rIm. eiongt Classes is my only summer dance classes In As she dons her pink pro she New York, Laura,sald, "I satin toe shoes and felt I fit pretty much in the Laura also hat cornexecutes the complex steps middle. Some (dancers) plimeads for her teachers and movements called by may have been better, but in New York. ,no the directors, "grande some were not nearly as teachers were so good with lattement, tendu, fifth, up, good," corredima and criticism," sisone, tombee, port do Laura praised her inshe said. "They weren't so bras," Laura feels con. structors at the School of strict and adversely fident she has what It takes Dance Arts Valerie Weld critical that It frightened to be a profesalonal dancer. and Miriam Wright, who you away. Teachers smut She already eats, sleeps are also the realize how much a person and drinks dance - the choreographers and arcan take - and not be center of her life. ANTACID 12-ounce bottle. Anti-gas. LIMIT 1 CLAIROL COOKIES Creme filled 3hocolate DI-GEL Lois Anderson For Tannerway sqw. my tuber felt his fanfly PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE at low, low prices! -4 Sean and Dennis we rr turning mil'tvy dally and Denise is hetavi Jo. CItö'I list. ft H. MetS ba(i at the edus kahesis 1 8 16 OtSnd at I •fed" dM,b, .. do jut, aid .ss'E CPsgs he *shitheMTA ho W 'i knew it. ho bieseheg a ft — ::Lh.,-utu play the put, ito eatWstetPañ4 Swale s11r hSwwIdwi$$s th. his - . ""d she. !: .1 •!I$f•.U7Shi thIaidtbaIt israedHr-'t. 601 hd g wh reta MY ssr Julie Sired and her J. Use flew home ahead of her to this pit, my vu. ma It ,4 h.. mother ---,, Mary bn6wo, Denny &W Mkbors Strait, Rasfsrd. . --n-, DUIIMGOdS. It wee a nit of "going away - get rescomit"'PtherW because who upect to arrive Itatisili &,t '. From wtat i understand, e In Germany Is not what marYoeeinik.jtoigtobeand _ joined by friends, Jun and Jean to spend a month with the Russell, for a visit to Blue Goldbergs before going to Springs. school. Good news arrived while they were In Ormond. "We got a telephone call late on the evening of the 6th, from ray Peg, Sam and T Terri brot he r Bob, who lives in Musgrove have returned from a Jacksonville," said Peg. Bob mini-vacation" in Ormond had called to announce the Dennis StIllings Dennis Is Beach, where they stayed with arrival of Erin Leigh Pear ce, home on leave from Great III., where he completed Peg's parents, Stan and who weighed in at 8 lbs., 14 Os. 1t'.After a few Margaret Pearce. Mot her Deborah is doing well, While on vacation, they were also. tsiUth( ID ti or un Fl ida s , he will be going to litth, V. • we, e h u411 flu , ti aboard the USS Ft. &WHing. stayed with her çai4isres, Erie and LUCY HSWI . I tt go' derstand now that sh,Is in Cave Junction, Oregon, staylag with ------, me. I t*g.s my THE MONTH "JOho5 Wild HiSsy" er 1 had a vision shoot him. AllOt I writs my beekj ,, ' Oitlbse,thewotdsuidth, T4H of kUhI$R Hi has n• D Y VI$I I •saw bsui awardad he Jamas WWIS N.lesn hyk.g the $urfra Jr. d till Wist of Jelin the B. Ilk Wilt. 11*. uin't knew '— -A GoidMitniawardoom, wIhecisaM petjtloan.__ .......... ," • - ' itisiyuig Baptist bS. cers all da__stops flSCNIarytocrup Welcome home, Usa l My 12-year-old niece, Usa Hewitt, flew from Frankfurt, Germany, to Los Angeles, alone. brother, SFc Dena E. "Rick" Hewitt, has been stationed In Schwelnf urt the years. WNW in [ Angeles, Lisa 09 the Bo ,,i marlba" "Jollin the charts atone time during his career. Mrs. Marsh said she wee a rotessional model in her 20s and later became a dance instructor. She was with Arthur Murrsy's Studlos for three y.,sand was ithe "Lii's Dec." iuocin M!Pp with the well3aowa Wink _ In l4njs, =Ide radio BMWs and ly nSwper càverage. Her promotionil --- needs an ostlot." According to Mrs. Marsh, the new direction might have COIN abad as a resuit of her conversion to the Mormon faith. Miiler had li top hjtaosi the des attending were his wife, Kathy; Col. William H. Creed, DCASMMIando Conunander: Thomas and Ruth Williams, USN; and David Skidmore, amwnore, aepuy, UCMMA orIap4(. Between the ages oil and 7, there is a fee dill. It matters nit whether the baby bee been b.ptized. Laws differ from state to stat.. - camp in Connecticut. She plans ntractIng oI. Included among the 70 guests DEAR READER: In Mm. U the baby is less than a year old, there ii no fee to have the name changed. (This p. ei to first turn, she says. 'Whm i was r.l an administrative Mrs. Marsh said, "bid every women, U an dividual and as a woman, ' 19Th __J1.. "My family comes first," produce the movie, ;;u)re Tango starred identify It with people," " which Marlon Mrs. Marsh said. One of Mrs. Marsh's The lid of people she his biggest promotional achad asauocjates,slie says, cornpllslsnents was, she also Included Eddie Miller, says the first big writer of "Release Me." oinotIon done on Elvis Presley's birthday, his Xths Oft Jan, 8, 1974. She followed this with similar promotions in 1975, 1976 an4 Is DCASMA.Orlando and being reassigned to TOTC at Stetson It_I . . iruverny With no Pfl211S1 d y sta on at e University of th Cut entral tiFlorida. During the luncbecn, Hot' naday was preseotid Service Commendation Medal for outstanding service his four-year tour at DCASMA. And does it matter If the baby has been baptized or not? MINNESOTA READER n9writer I DCASMA-Orlando. Ca pt. Hornaday is leaving Funeral Attire A Pro'blem To WI. e With'Sick' Spouse tA Laura-Moore Says Dancing By DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVES Editor Laura Moore wants to be a professional ballet dancer, she says. She's had a taste of the Professional dancing route while taking classes this summer at the American Ballet Theater School In New York City. Laura attended the classes under a scholarship granted by Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole (BGS) one of the features of the guild format for company dancers which is indirectly paid for by sponsorships from community sup. porters. According to Pat Scott, president of the BGS Board of Directors, each company dancer Is given the Opportunity to apply for scholarships. Aform be filled out and dancers write In thefr own words why they want the scholarships. Since the scholarships have been in effect for about seven years, the applications have been reviewed by a panel of board members, Mrs. Scott added. "Laura Is a very definite promising student," Mrs. Scott said. "She has the potential and push within herself to be a professional dancer. She has the 'drive to go straight to New York." The 16-year-old dancer was accompanied to New York by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William (Judy) Moore of 417 Lake Blvd., Sanford. Laura said her father stayed In New York for a week and then her grandmother, Olive Witt, from Sanford, arrived. A ballet dancer for eight years (three years as a Ballet Guild company dancer), Laura said she may have been a "little skeptical" about heading for the metropolis. She wondered how she might measure up to dancers from acrvu the nation. "I attended advancedand professional classes," she said. The classes were very hard. Ineed a lot of work.. .Iwant to go back next summer." The Sanford dancer spent one day attending classes at Melissa Hayden Inc. on Broadway. carried a bouquet of daisies and ye ow roses. Tern Methyin and Becky Methvin were the maids of honor. Their gowns were of were united In holy matrimony on July 8, at 7:30 p.m., at the Community United Methodist \) r, Sunday, Aug. 12, 97_35 i .4 t_ 1j vsfflng Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Janice Methvion, David S. Smith _ f . Ft. .':,.--_-- •—.*•-- "l' •— .'t•.___ - -- SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WED. AUG. EN TODAY 10 AM. tIl 710 P.M. W wEEKDAYS • A. tIl 9 P.M. WI siU*VI THI isiN? TO UNIT QUANTITII. _______ -______,T•• _., - - T- •-•_ ._ ''.i • ..- -• . �4B—EvIIl%9 Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Au,. 12, in, Adventist COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. tti1a?PIflIy Ridge l .:: OF OUR COMMU ... .... ADVENTIST CHURCH Y. THE . 0. 141101011" Sch"I wilmrshipsi'VlCI 1111am, Priyir Service lip rn casselborry liv. Arthur •: RELIGION If HOPE NITY "or Vic Bible '. EvenlrolI - Umday,Avg. 12, it*48 uP, : •I 1PIr*An ü 0 oouo *** ::: . oto"#Ua" *** :::I` First Spiritual Assembly V\ OUR NATION I CHURCH MainStrn$-Canaancit, pu,, __I1• % Is. Mass 5:41am. 541am , k$ffiT1HP,.c,c,l.,,,W I od 011401 P1110—i, Y ___ iliary i . ot:,,,1.,.s.wo.v31Pm *id Service LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION I$LiNevi,w,Lal,Mary Rev. Jim Nullilils $vMaylcNs11 5:41a.m. WsisAl,Sirvice 11:11 0.m. eve WersIWp 1:31p.m. Wed 7:31p.m. 1, * I Evang.lical Congregational , . . — - . vmkyid*W Wirsip liv, RsRe,$Iiqm Muditer ___ C 11:11a.m. fl,'.,. • 11:31a.m. Prow '. Luthen . 7:11p.m. iflople LUTHERAN CHURCH OF LONGWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST . E.mIs11s,vlapd •• I____ . .• . .. ______ Miltili 7:31p.m. ilidlag u1ty .ssm p.m. 1.11 p.m. I vIaffiWirsAIp wedoesday Evening 1:31p.m. PvapicServIc, . Nov. 1aya ' :4$am PridiMs, Bill. Study 11:11am 1:11pm tlsftm. PI- . .,.., LUTNIRANl ommwwv r.11-9111 er.rta1IN rsu) . Rev. 1110 . WsrsMp______ Nwisry,$ . a X. r. . MsriiffiWersAip • 511am 11:11a.m. huday Scleii 1111a.m. •L - • imM 1H11 ' . . !C1iI,i L J ai . I ". I ;_ I 'V I 'T O 'i" ,-•J t,uIpp UI ,'• I. . ";,~' 4~$rJ"jj. 11 ., a "', T'F ii .' The Creator • For Birthday • By GERALD W.SEAMAN enuI*Lutberu Church Asc .• 1%, , This past weekend, as many .. 4 of you are aware, I celebrated A another birthday. Now that It's •.': all over I have had some rather :. • •, .. . humbling thoughts. ,•:f, iJia•.. ,jTh 10 First of all the entire at,. •. . mosphere that surrounds birthdays Is rather misleading. When people learn that It is the birthday celebrant because he anniversary I all take of your birth, they or she has reached another / the opportunity to tell milestone In his life? But, that • you congratulations! . seems to be rather UnThe whole day may conclude warranted also. Just asl had no with a small celebrationl choice in the matter of coming Now, It's not that I'm not Into this world, I have been grateful for the actionsolmy ablelittle friends and relatives, but It lolourn on earth. suddenly dawned up,n It semi to me, therefore, tody:What did I do to thatabthhdaythouidbetortiie becoming the center of at. Christian another occasion to tentlon for 24 hours? give thanks to God. After all, It And the more l thought about was He who gave melife. A rather humbling thought, It, the more I came to realize Isn't It? that I had done nothing! I born! And as you who are So, as the festivities that Summertime Is Vacation Bible School time easily understand, surround the celebration of my at churches across the nation—and rnc*hecan VACATION IS... the Seminole area Is no different. Tracey Burke, 4, left, and Kimberly Claypool, that took no effort upon my birth the down for another year, part. i didn't even have a voice let me bring It all to a close with , show off the bird houses they made BIBLE SCHOOL In John Batchelor's pre-school In the last words: class at Lake Monroe Baptist Church Vacation Bible School. About 48 of decision-making process these my conception. "Congratualtions creator! You yoimgsters, between 4 and 1$, participated is the Bible School this week. Maybe the congratulations of have brought me through LIP* day are directed at the another yeari" .'• 1" / / •• •, • • • . ..., . • .' :" • - . - • • STLUKE'SLUTHURANC SR.43l&RedSgRI. OviId,hSlavIa) . ,— PIISTP*USIYTIEIA$IcHURCH 046 AM A 3rd St. - Congratulate ..:- ,.,- Adult Lay Academy, Aug. X410, beginning at 7:30 p.m. ft will be open adults. Dr. Virgil Bryant will teach a class on the m.kb5g of the Bible and Dr. Daniel Consis will teach com parative religtees. (bUd care will be provided. To register for the classes contact the church office. Hwy.I741$LaN,Ma,ySlvd Dr. MarsMiI C. D1My asIss :== . IvawIls 11:11a.m. ! • . . ,, ___ Guest Lay Academy Open To Adults Presbyterian Fish, 1:118.m. COVENANT ,:'. CHURCH OF CHRIST . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . . ...- PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2626 Palmetto ,._ : -- C urc Of C Christ Church r st $wMsyk1wsI L. . T • R,v.ElmarA.Reisd.sq Sunday ScisI . . • y 7:31 p.m i. . L, Church Traiolaw Thiwidiy' .. $CIENTI$T,DILTO,la sc. 1:36 -m $eflSSunda FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD St. aiidMa,s..ua.. ReiatdRiluI,.r. Minister . 9:318.m. Service Sunday vI Wed. Blue study 11:8418.m_ •. L0flwo llNa.m ySe11 1 COIIRSSAYIONAL .• . FIRST PENTECOSTAL WINTI::::I2UNITY U,. D .5 Pulpit mlllIng Hills Community (birch currently meeting In Ms Sunday, Aug. 1% g" Un Rg"rend Arlo To Clay 0, Tampa. Pastor Ten Clay Is the founding minister of a new work in the Carrollwood area of Tamp., Ofl of the fastest growing areas on the Sun Coast. . The young, dynamic in1nlsterhurecently come framone f the oldest Reformed Churches on Long Island, New York. However, he Is no stranger to Florida, for his father, Dr. Henry ' 1k.. 0 '" en .,, IdUWUI Of U Cross until his recent retirement. The Rolling Hills Cljurdi meets at 10 am. with the Good News Haunt 11:30 am. each Sunday. Construction forth. new church Is on Rt. 441, adjacent to Zellwood Station. CHURCH OF LONOW000 R.v.LRutIiO, I fllAlrpertS$vd. Nursery Provided t{ :11 '1 11 . ' — . , ..•• . SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH S.MdeySssI .. PUII . YH* Heir . tvaneIIttkrvice 111p.m. Mid WeftSiivIceIW.t) 1:50p.m. Nurliry Prayided lsq all Services ' ••. 3:31p.m. in Job"" ___ _____ pastor P.M. / • '. .• " :;:: . & . •• ... Ha Church ki" . • Minister . O THE NAZARENE H1tYCImIRWIWIØ 11 • • • Mer"I"I worship . . • 1641 I. Soateird Ave. 4. ,... of hurnanity and eliminating all forms of prejudice; the laws and teachings of the BaM'i Faith; c who have problems,and Worming the PUI& Of Un almo and tenets of the Faith. 1:34p.m. FIRST CHURCH R'dw TN, Rev. Larry D. Sic . •• • 441 Part A". . • . ___ CHRISTIAN DISCIPLISOPCMRJST Service '~~., 1 - •. : ____ : ____:. 11p.m. Christian 104 P.m. "Week Sory (Wed) "I, ,... . offtNAZAREME . I., ~ 1~1 4i414:llp.m. N treetlCPosftr I - •1rifls Lath Nass' ________ CeifSIIIii 4II.S 1:31pm: _._1'.__`. • As there Is no clergy or priesthood In the Baha'I Faith, the aIelnblyIa the b.a1cunit of the Baha't LANIMARYCHUICH 1. . Quality laid 73ip.m. IM81 Spiritual Asambly include the moral and spiritual , II , I I _. L.: I OUR LADY OP THE ROSAR WtSesUaI * lSip.m, " . I t! - : Plow Mere45Mp Ivealaekrvlce 1i:$.1I•.M. 1INLM Universalit, Reformed Church by more pastors than virtually third said they attached the Presbyterians and them from the primary task of In America and Roman Cathol. any other problem asked about "great" importance to working Catholics and 96 percent of the providing spiritual leadership." Like their counterparts a Ic - by Princeton University. In the study." for "major changes" in society. Unitarians considered condecade ago during the height of The resujisof the survey, the •. balance." Wuthnow conCoupled with the problem of Nearly as many pastors tinuing racial Inequality cluded "the evidence from church Involvement In social first national poll of clergy "dishonesty In government," labeled corruption in business serious matter. recent polls shows that a reform efforts, members of the since 1971, and Incorporating Wuthzsow said, Is the Issue of as a serious problem as exSome four tenths of the majority clergy continue to outpace the information f rom other polls as alienation from government, press y'of pastors not only ed concern about din- pastors also said they favor general public In stçportlng well, have beefl analyzed In the erceives serious and contlnu'People feeling that they honesty In business, the survey special quotas so more blacksp reform measures, i the moral current Issue of the journal can't affect what goes on In said, ranging from 82 percent can go to college - considered fing of American And, like the general public, Theology Today by Robert society" was perceived as a among Presbyterians to 94 significant In that they came alsoaW believes the society but pastors believe corruption Wt*hnow, associate professor serious problem by 92 percent percent am 4"urch Puss a ong Catholics. after the Supreme Court's ainongofflce holders and public of sociology at Princeton. relevant solution that should be of the pastor polled, the "These responses suggest decision In the Bakke case alienation from government Wuthnow said that In Ow sociologist said, with 52 percent that pastors perceive the same which held strict quotas uncon- brought to bear on the are among the nation's most Princeton survey, 90 percent of saying It was an extremely kind of malaise In both big stitutlonal. serious social problems. those polled said they regarded important problem. government and big business," The survey also showed that ,,If clergy are no longer as These results emerged from a dishonesty In government as a "Nearly one quarter of the Wuthmow said. two thirds of the pastors visibly involved with social national marvey of clergy from serious problem, pastors In the Princeton study On racial matters, the believed in using their pulpits to issues as they were during the five religious bodies - Luther"Overall," he said, "govern- said they favor 'major changes Princeton survey found that 82 speak out on social Issues but civil rights movement or the an Church In America, United ment dishonesty was, In fact, In our form of government," percent of the Reformed and also that "most pastors have Vietnam war protests, neither Presbyterian U.S.A., Unitarian regarded as a serious problem Wutimow said, and about a lAdheras clergy, 97 percent of not let social activism distract Is anyone else," he said. Members of the Baha'j Faith from Seminole County and nearby Communities will meet on Aug. IS in Sanford to cornmelnorate the recent formation of the first SilrItuai Assembly of Seminole County. The meeting will be held at the Sanford QvIc Center, 40 Among the guests will be local and County offidals and representatives of Baha'l regional and national aànlnlatratjve . Al Groom 1180111111 MI ,.e - j A .L ,~~..'.# ,~` ,,, .1r,I ,, ~"`J,~,~-,,.~ W~ I I "I , -~ 1'~ : ..~ 11 vit,1 :1'. " by ow Markle' ! R= 'I Sunday Schoof .. Hot, Gross apisco"I ch" 4m a Ma"WIS 6:11P.M. JORDAN 3 BAPTIST$ 1 West First - """ • O0pm 7:30pm m LAXIMONIOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH . By DAVID K ANDERSON UPI Religle. Writer II:0O,m Nazarene CONSRISAYIONAL .• 1. I ~::Ll. • , iSf Wit Prayer Service 1. • 1. ~ OZ • MItMRSW.rs10p " .: 11~0` 11 ___ oe OUNLADYQUISM Wtd Prayer Meet 331pm Nurser Y Provided FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ill Park Avenue.Saitoord . : . ... . : Asst. Postior Sam Avery M. Sunday, School Protections A Worshiping . Conrv'atIonaI Social Problems Concern To Clergy To OflVefle In Sanford I in Mornffi,Worstiip EvvunWorship ___ . Baptist Fr. Peter Old*" 01111111 'I Catholic COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Corruption Of Office Holders Considered Serious riefl Pallir I It ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH lliamlIOakAvS,,Shfl$,,d F Wi Pastor B METHODIST CHURCH The Church... 910 .M. = worship . Assoc. Pitt,, 5:84 tim PrayerServ God School slffieSISle 4 Put., Rev. Walter Reid morning worship :.. Fellowship Assembly Of I Padgett : RIv.DIMatCiPSii.A,eic.P.sI,, PthllIlSS.)M3 4JKwCBarlN poster 5:41 o1ll,SIcs,,,Ii1II:Isa.m Rev. Jollay Guest Speaker . 110 :: Rev. Lyman May,of Heart to Heart Hospital Ministries, a a the? p.m. service at will be guest speaker Siind.y, Aug. I *1:111. N,r$k, I' ' . RAVIMNAPARK UPTI$TCHUICN Church Or V43COW, v CM6 Read low" sewo 914so.m. CkvebTraimme ill ova Wyk* 6111PA. ____ 1011411. Pi Abuttcrl]y isafrai1c thing, so light that ft doesn't cnrnffle th aJifaflwer 1d1 It alights. Its inc 8j)an lB short, but It beauty Is total. And, butterflies have memories or, at least, sucn stro instincts that. for example, thou make an annual PftdmW =to a single bush on the Monterey Peninsula in God CHURCH OF GOD " cmwo lemm Pe" 9.38s.m. WinAip 11:11m.m. _I1Ii 1:31p.m. r.ae iu.iva en UJ7Il5 . YS11thGrwp 731pm 1:11 p.m. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ice45'.$., MIniPSWit$11p 11:11a.m. MYP lad 14* Sea. !:IIP.M. .. ... mp 11:11a.m. Mesthas II 71%4ey Adv.atlU dmA C. Iduaripsyls . $siIly ScIssI n:p.m. kiSyWsnIIp Nvrsy Pr.vidsd Widsisday Mirmiag Prayer Snip . FLAGSHIP SANK. OFSEMINOLEandStaH W First St 3000 S. Orlando Dr. / 1. CELERY CITY CO., INC. • . GREGORY LUMBER ofSanforcj , • THE MCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes . .. . . • STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstromandStaff L.D.PLANTEI INC 41 - DEKLES' ~ ARRELLI BEVERLY JOINITHESE SPONSORS TRANSMISSION DA HELP KEEP THIS avid Beverly and '' Mel Dekie and Employes ) . SIILEIOOKCENTU . Zsyr. 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Jordan teaches, report to the Emmanuel preaches and leads a Reformed Episcopal Church congregation of French meeting- In the San Jose Center. In 1..a,.l , ChrIitiani . •Vb1 2336 Winter Woods Boulevard evangelistic outreach. Mn. just off Highway 436. Rev. Jerdan shares In the work Jordan will preach at the 10 through Sunday School classes, am. wortip service and Mrs. teacher training and special Jordan will present her work at music. "brown bag" luncheon itt., For furt her information you the morning service, can contact the pastor, of the Ths Jerdans work in Massy, a hod church 895-2941, - ____ a . ____ r F To Report Sunday '.. ,..., Qu.sUsrn To lalk about 1111111181 I've ansi hsord of Wuw, W yes i','ala Is abut yes u by "pam of A. cecr aud abut, yes get t Wa, It ___ ft*Isths$le. __ A)SWER A of cemtaM • Rev. sad Mn. jet Is tbe of ieniug fsithto Got Aflaimesc4 ewerk .d coatset 11111 VO M OW am& UM be, nabW or epp,i For In' staw. yes lip a sudich. virtue In a ps of contact. Bet YesWstbehsy *N,psuasp,IasJwJ1x to yew ruWk to MM the r'---'-g faith end :g * to YesafanodI. Got J.srr -kulto thu, W". Is sash case, Hs tiofrI. "Thy FAiTh bath dI.Msetthi dutkeswhsIs."AbjM bw of ur bwui ySur edtk. Is the z_In By DAVID L ANDUSON study of the World Council, acceptance of liberation 6@019. political or economic systems of ti*-{ the UPI Rsls Wrist I of to t4j" gy. to the activist approach 7k. RibJe absuide with NsdwWvbmkddAW Ever alas. the World Council page tract 0111,11010 to fuel the "The WCC seems to have represented by the grant to the of — end waia abs =6 JuuV robs her of (utchu Premns to 1-'w of atapplasus many been kncnNthgly inf luenced by Zimbabwean guerrillas. .abueSdaeWdeen'art$e 'ofoudMlk,,bsdidaotbsel Combat Radius mad. an psepli feel wMb e World a 1%frd World stereotype, He quota from WCC docuDavid aid rthpr th* th aid robe to 0,111 bemudlutlss geud to Coscil. r"Mictsed vision of how the EVMOSI ia.., the Nick guorvilla ften Lilever Is diractor of the do*oddsn 910pl1 MtVU'4 end kiU.d GeI1M. Me... stressed Faith rIs to varlea asOthg to overthrow th 'iuid Piiic Policy Cuder for freedom, dignity and Assembly which edield N. faith en be raised stimuli. My rW b ad mywraw II I 0- 01 of Zim' at 0eurgetow, USIVOrai*3, a economic development ilve Mere Isdlespstsd vales sea Ps . of contact. heir. 11111106" the lateris. aoo.pr.fil. research center gala a Ifistit live In response to God's act of rsñsunptkm In of pupil slid of PctmIbe = tItisi Interfaith 'V'' 'staid at fostering pablo world's power," he argues. , bueN lid ai that rising in am nckiyt sm of deb* on the moral ad *ai A former associate director t NIh.Pii bid 101111 Isp ThegrudkN,bsep M'ached hr of the National Council of droogamlo I 'l $b* a . 111 _ired pa., Ian, asIMJ hen a thnchas, l4evsr has be. it-L . ad itsof.th. World ll~ active la the scumealesi World Council theology ftyU ore i , Mfe" 1 die.'l 'at. L, ('AaiI'iMNurap IS 11411' 'Is "Amin", $ 9fojg,M ms today, he argues, has .Igft,d ft.4j4 Se.. aid do. a yew : ii :lAhveIullNthMth.,udto founingAeamblyolthsW.,1d rsicatultotbepk*whursthe I of ,p,' triP — im, iTffr . the CoisctllaAmdutd,aIn13Ø, chesuewsoomoaugated to M361wI DOu "ii In thS,:ikeM .ii— i flvlehecilthemwwo( ofi $411 I World In "AadurntoNaeN," dgeap 10161111o = "11111111 0111 Sate. farbjge ada C..eU thinklag Mass as Louver soshe to docwiud the eppreaed, overibrorhig the Nkei— rlap ascii etruc. what he believe. Is . tend. 'safsvsrabli times 5of-arpW and • tail *tirul. N. L. . a_isrsUyRuwpa.._aid. eNftInWId4IusrILtbuIIL The turMag p,im. he mugs 1 1111 LlL l1111 us' $IP of IMIMerMI I Iher hem $ view t leek s grle ay have be. the 1151 ag 1 of by TN.4 Wild. "aids.t" i$r..ch II lbs Cliii Coidurumee en CwArch corns Isiud 1 ad an aevecal churches ability to chaps aid Iscisty. Thuce will bsdas for ch..,sW 4years . WILSON-MA'IER FURNITURE CO. 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AaMei iwià The Altamonte-Maitland Christian Womm's Club welcomes Wtere" women and tbdr friends to go Avg* luncheon at the MmlIland Civic Center, on Aug. 23, on Lake 1111w nor UmftImi1 Aui, .iiA IT I Si..i 1I.lA aa a am. to 1:30 p.m. • ______ Eddie ____ Guest speaker will be Ginger Webster of UmIIInd. Willhford of the Florida Audubon Society will also be fe.tind. The luncheon cost Is $3.75. Pastor - SialsyScisil Worship Sirv10s Nuns,7 Pvsvldsd Sir ill lerylces . IM4Ts " .In DaI N 1111a.m. SNarIaSreips ________ COpynghl 1979 Kiesier Aj,'sls.ng Ssrt*c, Sltuburg. Wria 7:11p.m. WW army iudPfiyiu Twadav sad Widasidsy Women's Club Plans Luncheon tv~ Sunday church kh"I UPSALA PISSSYTIR IAN CHURCH C 1:11p.m. __v ______ 1st 1 3rd Twisday Nil.. Fair Transportation Rev. =cardrar Ifyou'vc been wonderingjust what life Is all about, why not turn to th e Ch urch? It'14 the first step toward finding out. TRUE CHURCH op flN Ridsewsid Ave. S.a10rl. Plirida 37171 Elder RsWrtDgma, Pitt,, S vfldIy$cNW 5:31 0.m. Morning worship II:4$i.. vasIeHstjc Service 1:31p.m. -LIII Study TNv,sdiy Nigh Service Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Methodist METHODIST CHURCH 7:11p.m. pie THILAKIMARY UNITED PRESBYTER IAN CHURCH _________________ Miat makes these insects continue their stnu*c safiLris, year after year, thnnigh M to SA endlessqucsuons life pow, butwccanneeiowj Wcwerencrmetto)W It all. Thats where fijith comes 1n faith in God. His works, Ills creatu res. 11114a.m. Me"N"WWINP Family IIlarYICS • f ' I PUW 2". D. K. G~ 71"o.m. fI . . ,.. • In .i ___ 5- __ . ___ ' .L. ':•. .., " 0111222-iWil— MVM2 g. -~ v _4~ ~ __.- ~ - .. ;. - .- —.-- - , r' m'-4'c' r "l* -- ó,b. 5, - .- -• - ,'- •-. - -, .,, 7. L _: , .#r --.,.. ' r _ _ . . .. .,*.-... - -- P.. '• �• . . , I B-Evnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. tLON DIE Sunday, Aug. 12, 191 1I5EEMtJ'RE HOW ARE NC TAKING VIOLIN ESSONS, ROFES I'm SH (ANYIPRME' 1 ELMO 40 Over1 (POStC $ Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Heavenly a desert 01 NUNI $ OIN 5Row 44Vstos 48Dlvorcs I!Nj* 13 Card game 49 Not at home $ C 8 14 Small island 50 15 Christmas member C LIAISISIY Carol 51 Cuckoopoint Its I a One of the 52 Knight's title LIYIPX1 I Gershwins 53 Tilted Lfl-Em EMO a mm 17 Enlarge a hole 54 Throws 111faill o. ALM It-Lit]. A 18 Tending to 55 Female saint 6 on West @way (abbr.) 30 20 Play setting 55 Fishing aids 10 Think ahead 37 Expressions 21 Prospector's I I Sown (Ff.) 38 811lowy find DOWN 19 Indignation 22 Exclamation oxpan$* 20 Tibia 23 Suppose I Region 22 Rowing tools 40 Unconven26 Holy 2 Composer Exude 30 Stravinsky 41 blur 31 Celtic Roberts 25 Nigerian 32 Debtor's'note spread 42 Air (prefix) tribesmen 33 Animal 4 Wresting 43 Slight 26 Visual garden holds 34 nits 5 Pointed arch 27 Cultivate the intentionally 35 Woman's 6 Yorkshire river soil 44 Rosin 28 Symbol name 7 Genetic 36 Greek letter 29 Chinese material 48 Throw off 38 Paris an 8 Mineral currency 9 Words of un. 31 Understand 47 exhibition 49 Fools CIA 39 Garden derstanding (2 34.Choors(Sp.) forerunner moisture wds.) 35 Rower P SOR 0M8D4I STILL ION'TThlNI( YX DOING? _ ) I TRANQUILIZER J by Mart WaIk.r - I LIGH ! 1 CAPTAIN' LOOK v4041Pf HOW THAT SLOB EATS C / 0440 r (HOW!' '1 .56f1 ,, "K P NAW " C%uL.P @ upwa J , i- 12 0 us • 15 THE BORN LOSER r r r r r r T rr == 13 14 I_ I - 16 - 17 ML, THEY SIW WTI BOY, INAT PREM MUM, V LOW~* 23 24 25 31 30 33 f_ 37 _38 36 _ 39 by Bob Montana • .' (i SEE. (AC)OV HEy MADE CLOTHES FROM HIDES VERONICA • THE EARLY INOIANS WERE GREAT THEY DIDN'T WTA, ___ . 54 am . . - - 5 - - - - - - - I i David And Fellow Lyricists" WSOCCER MADE IN GER_ MANY Bayern Munich vs. For. . I'VE I4 5"WIFFEMG / r15ILXE.RERfl"j 7.30 CANDID (1) THE MUPPETS Guests: &.00 after they stop him from harasWing private citizens.(A) 001 raduatl class holds $teflye$rrevnknaboardth. rific Prince". (R) THE GLITTERING zu An Academic Life" Anlnterra. 1 couple and some of their leagues enter a now English niveralty In 1970. 0 5,30 . - Sr leap off ahigh cliff on *1iil?D . $Iped.up motorcycle. (A) • favorable mariner. six s"des it his OCR MOVIE "Mixed Augat 13, 1171 CAPRICORN (Dec. 224an halshowits. ace Of clubs. ympany" (1974)Joseph B010 Events could unfold thIs 19) Today you may figure out I: a, Barbara Harris. A woman NORTH $11•A Jack waited no time i 0 KJ98 finding the _g to calm down her frusay.. Ming yew in won the trump lead In um- will contribute to your that has heretofore always Q9 lid husband and add to her 075 my, ruffed a club, led Ow 14mily comes up with the unureputation and status. Along appeared hard to manage. I "tiOn of adopling three this, you itarttosee You'll feel so good about Iti nine ruffed a second club lldren mixed heritage. (A) wi LAST a more Mable financial picture. ,of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20'Feb. 19) iJIE GLITTERING 4542 03 bump to dummy, a ILEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 7% "A Double Life" Adam Morris. 983 97642 RAM club with his h* payoff may come today for Your cooperation today will be F a Successful screenwriter trump, led a hurt to arnetigng n whicit you've mod appreciated. e1ist with a successful •Q1002 dummy a uism,_cubed rige. wonders why he still ck.d quite bard. Celiat , of you in a good light In SoUTH In Aims plete. by Ipending your evening with someone with • A Q 107 S you'd Ilke deuce of moods and dsarandloyalfrleid,.Flndog tomaheabighlt. . JUSTICE mIn Abod ymnif by selift PWP (Feb. 30-Much 20) to nab on@ ol "I's Vulnemble: Both $1 for each to hAW,pulve been looking for il~ mobstersow who was responsible . Dealer: South Adro-Graph, Box 4111111, Radio when you compete a difflcult "4111or Cole's Imprisonment. (R) City Station, N.Y. 1011119. Be sure task today. To top it off, pran WON Ners R" 6 FANTASY ISLAND A to Specify birth date. toung woman (Laraine 24 comes to you ft= above. You hold: Pass 3O .fl.B trying to 'u 4NT VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 23) ARID (March 21Apr11 1 Pass s• rom her nating father and Pau 7• Today Will P!OVS to be si Task. that normally are tough $ . Pass Pa atermin.Mv boxer (Ben Pass cesefUl In Its own quiet way. for you to do won't seem so , Murphy) seeking an o Ever)IlIIflgIIadthII5 down to) labcrloia today. You're in a •KQ$ modal vlaitFantasy Island. (R) Opening lead: •2 whIE'S A Dakota reader asks If your grip CI) things Ii good mood. You'll turn any job 1030 we recomM111111110d a bean or rser. into play. 0 YARNS "Murder u :=~ mt opening with Uft LIBRA 23) (April 20-May X) TAURUS At Moorstorm Manor" The By own"iseeb.0 Sharing today with some youll Set Oil& your worldly Phiciciftfold family assembles ad Aim lsaftg we ddwtely at their ancestral estate for a a n be. fri"KIS YOU may not S" too cares today and lot your 01110it birthday w0skOnd which will ift oft= ow pttft caught up Jad Ehrlanitach, vft W. cam on family command all your CIP01111 Charop all their lives - Wicu. cam the fird wed coast you will Cur= in all Un news will to delightful, allction. Doing thingsfor them LT±rw 1 " those who will be dead by We modw in 190 wbm AALvw It whma&~ - ow but do take C11111 Wt to Pulp. Will givi you PKWW Pleasure. Monday mornift. & dW &; 09" air Ono WOPAO (Oct. *Nov. n) Gmm (May 21.iwe 2o)u JSVM OW of Via mod INSWAIPM OMMPRM AM.) YOU MAY have tO make MW at all possible, don't isolate 1111860NEWS tough or had decidonil today. yourself today. There is Popular exPerts. Twice MONTY PYTHOW8 FLYwWWdQWnSU=W m1XW (Do you have a quaaftn MOP OM YOU dD, 0 vulthlig du someone you would enjoy Win apW to aW &, M easily Saaft If YOU allow UMM to 11111111M hill W= =Wed Cad th* ONPWft? *W110 "Ask Eirpst* ewe of MIS resiaw RDAY NIGHT awwred 4PLAOW SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 00m VHost:U Gary Busey. 23) (Joe fl.JuIy bYttampseIg.adg*eaud 21) Serving 11* needs of another.. (t4, bgers could pull you 0'u1 and Jefi If 00114 "1 bel " YOUr 0 " ill " r 8 l" Way off-own a bit in aT cenaidarable wi . (4) MOVIS The Hustler will iwove am 16 ' prove W rii £ (5/W) (1901) Ing. k d PISMI4 to bid Newman, J2VJ"!!" Oth.s will__•. 'vvwwr'pri.) ... a mat -_- _______-____eJdii*Ineie. Jackie fesIOfl. A pool bees his gklfrlend and hisSed. NUPal, but regains his pride aivavbeltlng the inanr.eponsl. ww'u. of ' 0 0 i • . PRISCILLA'S POP byAIVrmiir % I JUST BRO"T SOME KINPLING LOOK HOAAE FOR TIJE BEAT! RRERXE NEXT TS IT WAS A REAL BARGAJN./ THEY WERE SELU% IT IN BULK (Sei. n-od. WINTER! :3 % L44. i .' ,••.I.u,•,•c• ___ by p BUGS SUNNY ki I 1tT I I IP U?SAR2_ I / WHAT I GOT A WHOI NEW LINE 0' KAPPE UPE WU5HE5 IF I *4VbNO" Fr-it / A. \ I., % _____ ,f MAcic TOMOFOW, PTfIN' AtiI' MAXIM' fgjjF5,$fIASL TILL.VA wy# I'L.i. itLL TAKE iut - ,. 1'HWEL.IH1. i. _____ ' BARBS ' ' ___ hNner.e themselves Ins ' You'll be in a be" before you ge th.'co.npg.r'j I.I.ty.srft, b&" Wrsklilsi" is Dft wille eftirs em set - T" 111111117 an - FRANK AND URNEST .0 by - "s' .. •II Lis and GOILPW'T 14MW John .. Nomita <.• -P u • ç71 o. -. .. . , 11.30 (3D 0 FACE THE NATION 0 BIG BLUE MARBLE AFTERNOON D.SCOVIRID MY I. ' ,• ___ .' . 12'OO MOVIE "The Young March Ben Gauara Two doc- forms his own choreography to lots with opposing viewonts I"m to respect after orking together. (2 Hrs.) 68PWTRM G MGM AND ANSWERS (MINTRACOM CON$UMEN SURVIVAL KIT "Cholesterol, Life Insurance, Displaced Homemakers" () Top Dancer And Orchestra." "I. Claudius: Hall Who?" Caligula's malevolent ocean- Box" The return of conserve. live Jews In Minraspolls to the simple. amlont Jewish burial rites lsexamlned.(R) SI FLORIDA REPORT 100 (2)MCERS trieffift and ludicrous military maneuvers stir dissension in the coud. (R) 0:30 (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann makes a startling discovery about the now rnanlnher lite which sends both her and her daughters a of confusion. (Part 2 of 3)(R) York Jets at Houston Oilers 0 UNTAMED WOOLD 6WALL $TR11T WEEK "Money Market Mutual Funds" Guest: William E. Donoghue, publisher of "Donoghue's Money Fund RePOrliR 2:00 into •MOVII "Forbidden (5/W) (1934) Nme Fr6ft M". Star timi greats of comedy. (1 1/2 tilt and Robert Browning alleinp! to keep their love On dooft v iii i - I m prili mu 12 •MOV of Comedy WOOd'S 5II.IIIT greet funny men(1II2*s.) 1111111 __ " (IM) am ble On caps locus upon Holy ____ ____ an I A short while later, Musicians Union Local 47 chimed in, voting a resolution of 'shock and concern" SUNDAY NIGHT "a? I? a an ~=N PLAZA I FAMILY STYLE FRIED CHICKEN 1. # I1 dAil! (010 PASSES ALLOWID . .. ' [LAM " RESTLESS NEWS 0 0 SESAME STREET (A) ' ALL C2) NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ORYAN'SHOPE 111) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7:30 CD (12 TWAY GOOD MORNING AMERI. $ 1311 Mile 's' urn 3niais Delkisus Oeldsn Irewis Fried a""" 50$ SUNDAY ONLY 1:00 1:4Ms15 TRAVOLTAIN (1) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN SI JULIA CHILD AND CON. NEWS (4 7 )ATURDAY NIGHT cctio 1$ b *&&u~ SANFORD NEW ON 1-4 Aho I 1'30 10:36 11110 T 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS , CROCKETT VICTORY FIGHTS INFLA TION FOR YO UR FA MIL Y - / 4 Lb. Hamburger Double Hamburger Triple Hamburger Little Judy Large French Fries Salad iii Q rk.,,I, U Piece ..III%flLuI IlIUhJVI Chicken __ (4) EYEWITNESS A AZINE M Was Was Was Was Was Was .95 1.75 2.35 .65 .55 1.29 W. Was A 16 Piece Chicken Dinner Was 8.49 Now 6.49 20 Piece Chicken Dinner Was Now 7999 Small Drink Medium Drink Was Was Now Now .29 .39 Large Drink Was 10.49 .35 .45 .55 Now A9 1 G to n:,.1.. 1100 •.--11:11 ItlO Park AvmW' 119") LOW" *1W) Warren, PoSy Bergen. I streetwile gid Unjustly "M to ___ reform school Is ruiusd and 3)(R) E1W'11975)James Cun, Robert Duvall. A lop agem designed to prowl a Chinese -18 is allengid Val arts and rn Now Now 89 1,69 Now Now Now *59 uW .49 .1. I I his own theft 40 filla, Open from Wethersfield. Is GNWM 111111111110 • Will L \.1JVA (A) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA her. __ H5 On Wednesday, a virtual Who's Who of 280 performers and movie Industry bigwigs signed a fUll-page ad in the Los Angeles Times, accusing the lawmakers of reviving the "specter of McCarthylsm." The list Included her father and brother, henry and Peter Fonda, Woody Allen, Edward Asner, Karen Black. Cher, Jack lemmon, Ali McGraw, Jack Nicholson, Sidne) Poitier, Burt Reynolds, lily Tomlin, John Travolta and Joanne Woodward. 12'30 a,'er,' "A Pair Of Exiles"Whon Jamies Confesses that Sarah Is prog. nant by him, the Bellamys "M to take, responsibility for true.(R) by I . b -.. K Nya sis 1ag AMNOM ... L .. P= Un calrep of #0 %V 1111111 1iJ T' II fia"111110W ' __ amwMaCF00"Is post ILS . TODAY •0000 uoao FLORIDA 0 H1, POR 7:00 TODAY FAMY MORNING OOOO MORNING AMERI. nightclub but qualkwu her qht to leave Tommy alorw.(R) •N0M "Parn.lr' (5/W) (1937) Clark Gable Myrna Loy, A Courageous Irish leader OVti "w comedy Was Kft" (B/W) (IM) Conpiled by Robert YwWort. Silent fIlm vignettes feature (Joy. T THE YOUNG AND THE SS DEAF NEWS Im (1) 0 PMA T*M SUNDAY (1) CONSUMER KNUINE a At= Alice is ecstatic about her now ifting job In a and Louise's fears that Florence's new beau Is too good to be real prove be 40 vit TUMILIWIEDS state the U.S. C1..i Court champion, shIps from ndlanspolla mdl. ens. ' That's part of a running political battle involving Miss Fonda and Edmund G. Brown Jr. SliPPers, locks himself out of D BLACK AWARIENESS 0DWINC71ONS "A Plain Pine 1:30 OD(M NFL FOOTBALL New Much of Hollywood's establishment has Jumped to the defense of Jane Fonda, denouncing the California Senate for ousting her his condominium. (R) •NFI. FOOTBALL Dallas it Seattle Soahawks Champions" WWASHINGTON WEEK IN RIEVIEW (M By United Press International 6THE ROPERS Stanley. dressedl only in a robe and RAM • 6:45 MA WEATHER _ 12:30 D CONSUMER BUYLINE D MORAL MOM 0 SUPER BOWL XIII HIGHLIGHTS "Battle Of o 12'OO (1) PASSWORD PLUS 0 THE L"TLE RASCALS 530 4:30 C!) MIKE DOUGLAS 0MARY TYLER MOORE 0MERV GRIFFIN 5..00 (2) THE BRADY BUNCH THE 000 COUPLE 40 MISTER ROGERS (R) 530 AFTERNOON (4)Ktfl'eU4A (A) 9:55 10:00 (1) a! CARD SHARKS GD ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 10:30 (1) 9 ALL STAR SECRETS (2) PORTER WAGONER 6:30 w bicomea upset when she die*me hw huabanod Is goft to nifike a Mm in Japan with a goiaba le the lead role. (2 Hrs. 20 T ' . 8NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY GSUNPAE Morton Gould's **Concert For , mterseft as he romarIcas the wlfeolwotherman.(21/2 NrL is Mms.) 0 (2) EARLY DAY . . Ay ences.(R) asismil (C) lS3)$hfrIeyMacLalneYves - ' ' '-. ••- -- 0.0 cps by 0 -4A WPPL- Now 14W bed bad VeetabIe gravy, ed1war""" SPIDERMAN * BAPTIST "Bodas Do Porceltna" ConfIlch arise when Juana and Pope experience marital differ- " 5:53 0 PTIL CLUB III'm DOWN An elderly couple (Fred Astaire, Helen Hayes) faced with illness and financial prob. ems are forced to move with their am and his family. (R) (4)0 ALL IN Norman Lear hosts the 200th episode Celebration of thh. program, featuringapruenta. tion of segments from various 90sodos and appostances by the sories'lour stars. (R) OMOAK S MINDY Mork's long-suppressed emotions are wildly unleashed by a simple kiss from Mindy. (A) • EVENING AT POPS SI OUE PASA, U.S.A.? usin meets a man she would to be 'fore then Just . with. ( R) whom ' CHURCH •JJ FRIENDS For the at time since her divorce, AND THE gg to help a beautiful cyclist winds up taking a speclac- For Monday, August 13, 1979 FIRST (4) UPBEAT 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 (1) 0HIGH ROLLERS (1) 0 THE PRICE 18 RIGHT 0LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 0 HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 (1) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0FAMILY FEUD 0 MISTER ROGERS (A) 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 11:00 (2) 0 A FAMILY UPSIDE (1) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 DINAHI ) OPIUM a 0ELECTRIAPANV(R) Q THE FBI Klondike Qold.$islier$.(R) 4:60 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4.) THE GONG SHOW 0BEWITCHED 0WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS VFUFE 5.00 at foreign ownership of Ameri. can ifld Mike Wallace reports recording studios that mislead aspiring musicians. (R) GHARDY ISM Frank risks his life to save a championship SWITIMOr who mysteriously dis. appeared into the Hawaiian surf.(A) 6NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL Yukon Passage Four men OP and endurance to the test while retracing the trail of the (2) MOVIE "Seven Cities Of Gold" (C) (1955) Anthony Guinn. Richard Egan. Instead of Searching for gold. a group of Spaniards decides to d"OP a string of millions. (2 Hrs.) (4)TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL FOROURTIM D KIDGWORLD •zoom (A) I Investigation Into the theft *of food from the school Cafeteria turns up one of the Boars as the prime (R) LOVE BOAT Julie's high iving drugs to racehorses; Dan Rather looks 10:30 %) 0 BAD NM SEARS MORNING 60 MINUTES Reasoner practice of young skateboarders, country singer Both Crider. visits Alaskan Indian fishermen (R) ruin POnch and Jon's credit 9. tor. (Part I of 21 (R) 08TIJD SEE Talks with lous collection agent trial to . aItoa ;usr 10-.00 2)CWPSAn unscrupu •.2.. - V 81 a2MOVIE "Behind The 8. Ball" (B/W) (1942) Ritz Brothers. Carol Bruce. Summer stock players find themselves d in the darker f espionage a murder.7I1'J HIS.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) . uV Howie SnflS,u.r MEW ME, LEE 8KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 0LAWRENCE WEU( "Mack 3:25 MOVIE "Blood On The Moon' (B/W) (1948) Robert Mitchum, Barbara Bel Geddes. A cowpoke Is tricked into fighting a girl and her faihor.(I Hr. 35 Mins.) cks F()n da 2:30 (1) 0 ANOTHER WORLD (1) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 (1) 0 M-A-8-H (R) W ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0MOVIE ONEWS are stranded in their attempt to swim from the ocean to their breeding grounds up river. ,, ,.w (2) aS WORLD OF DISNEY "Justin Morgan Had A Horse" A penniless school teacher JDon Murray) develops a horse destined to be America's first authentic only to lose 200 (2) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE UFE TO LIVE OD FLOWER SHOW (2) 2.50 Hollywood GARDEN 9:00 (I) NEWS (M WILD KINGDOM "Return Of The Sea Cows' Sea cows 30 GOSPEl. SINGING JUBI.' HEE HAW Guests: Challis Rich, Mary K. Miller. , 6:30 (1) NBC NEWS (1) CBS NEWS 0 30 MINUTES 0VALD KINGDOM "Return Of The Pine Marion" Marlin ORAL. ROSERTS W MW"ROGERS (R) 0 • WIN AT BRIDGE Glory" (1957) Stewart Granger. CA Rhonda Fleming. A gunfighter 800 trying lake up a peaceful OPTAINKANGAROO @J exis;n:: OVER EASY their lives are endangered, (R) 8:25 C:D TODAY IN FLORIDA 1:00 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0MOVIE "Edge Of Doom" (IT NEWS (B/W) (1950) Dana Andrews, 8:30 Farley Granger. A young man TODAY struggles against society. The OGOOD MORNING AMERIChurch and his own inner CA Conflicts.(I Hr. 50 Mins.) W LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU(R) ()@)O)4EWS W THE ADVOCATES "Should The U.S. Break The Price-Selting Power Of OPEC?-(R) 8 NGFOOT AM WILDBOY THE GONG SHOW OD SUN BUNNY / ROAD RUNNEIR - LC*JEUUSS...j 3AGR)6 IS - j.•.. . OAX OF 7W M&M PRMEMS 52 - -- - AS USES F,,' " - ,' - - ________ too E - . (VEI'J THE ra1 - . - 45 48 47 - 7.00 P.O. - 49 _- 6:30 (2) 0 0 NEWS raw material to draw UOfl• top pI'h.,.. on a oeto'one "'ta will be fair Learn more about yomiell by basis. £I for both parties. mxang for your copy of AShVGraph lAter which begins with PISCES (Feb. SMarch 2D) your birthday. Ma $1 for each In matters Affecting Your B 410, persona to Adro"Grapb, ck is on 119: Radio City Be sure to spft* birth data. Your Side, make the most Opportunities(March 7 19) romisingay. enons who are associated in bold o may pat= with you you'll be lucky in helping to Imaginative projects Should consider themselves fortunate. further stscsesfuliy. Lmn (Sept. 23-0d. 23) You're lucky for all conmrr.NL TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Those you mW Socially Will MW you to be rdreshing today. 7be welfare of others is your You compliment them for prime mmm today. Though things that am legitimately your motive Is Selfless, you Tbeyu could derive some fringe beneffis from your excellent MKvignize this. attitude SCORPIO (Oct. 34-Nov. fl) GEMINI (May 214sme 20) 4&$ijlng reCOgnItJOI Ii V*!7 Oil OV Y important for you at this time. seeds of auccese where otheI'$ You may have felt you have We Only potential WeWs is wa ban "ad this up to now. fourAed today. Your o0imism Today you may begin receiving Is right. They're wrong. your just deseerts. CANCER (June 21-July 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Career or fininclal matters 21) Th. wheel of fortune seems should be given top priority to be spuming in your direction today. Tend to things that today. You should profit from enhance your security first, and it. Remember, though, that have your fun and games later. MI 48 ARCHIE - toughest high schools. Fortunately, 'ou'll have some the COfTn mittee bit and get to the 40 41 ~42 43 - - Is a dedicated-Young black teacher In one of Harlem's an you - - THE AMERICANS "The hoo, g 34 EVENING 8SHOW MY PEOPLE 6 SESAME STREET (R) 8:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS (1) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 6 ORAL ROBERTS 0 NEWS philosophies, plus adding some today. if conditions seem to be fluctuating, don't let it disturb welcome excitement. 23-A u . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.'Feb. 19) have to take Important dheWideas, and have If them to make them bftr. matter to work out today, Skip 32 Q PICTURE OFHTh (3) OF WOMEN AND MEN jJIy Sunday, Aug. 12,1919-76 S TV EVENING YOURBIRMAY companion. Asignt12, INII CAPRIcoRN (Dec. 22-Jan. You will have a homt interests this mming year. 19) Some Interesting changes Your fresh outlook will free YOU that you didn't inaugurate or h=old,negative attitudes and "Mcipate could take place -: Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. .______________ Lady Luck can be a very fickle 27 128 29 26 TONIGHT - For Sunday. August 12, 1979 21 1 LW . ByRERNICEREDEO8OL by Art Sansom AM "TDID YOU NIM OF *W FIKT CIA"SKVU ::. = . HOROSCOPE If V . - LII -. BE ETLE BAILEY . . ACROSS by chic Young - . • -d OW ftle tV -_"hI -AwAiM ft* 10 I 1Il 0N*flhI. 1 =M111111111 uow 1111111110 '3 (N) Highway 17-92 *Sanford I OUI0N r' - IFAITH OOJWIL ow F. ITOY *40 Iey fr (Part 2012) (N) 1j RVINME _ . r_iJMt.1_ 1 1 ,4 - - - - -'. _ - '- - -------- -• --- - . - -' - 1 4 ______ - - - -- - - - - - - - , -• �t ii'• IB—Evoning Hire Pd, Sanford, Fl. •i , . . Sunday, Aug. 12, 197f t L19, 979 - -A W W Tip PRIZE VALUI WINNERS. . visits A!viur ID"Foo l visits lOi: : " — --°: -- i 1. ' P.O — 0 S TOTAL I Sao IX IiOOO IOO ! IO 'o * PRhlIS I I3 1.97 in'. ' 1? 'n I * ...i • , ol ROURA NR PONT oe.asoi, p 0i This game being played In the eighty-four (84) Participating Winn.DIxi. stores located in central Florida Scheduled tieminstion date: October ii, 1979 NOTE; These odds effective until August 17, 1979. After this date you muss se updated odds posted in your Winn-Dixie or affiliated food Itorn and in newspaper advertisements. . . $ ____ 0 lCES GOOD IN ALL W.O STORES IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ONLY: PIaS GOOD QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED W*#N4D= STORES, INC AUGIRT w I ORANGE. S111111101OLIE,(10(5 SIT VAID V0(USIA LASt CITRUS CHARLOTTE SUMITSI MARION COUI1I.UI AND HENOIY •I $1001.00 2,002.00 ANLOM . con MMCO *so Pta $ - 5I .. ACK PA ______ LASIUZ, VIA. KAT1IIRIPII MAVI1AND. VIA. .- N PT MYISS, P.A. A. 1V.VV SUSAN V. NUllS _____ CMACt N. PT MYii$. IRMA INSulIN ,. . DUN 01100 INViiNIS$. VIA. ... .J towsi wsseas .• POST MnU1. FLA. . r .. MARY VANSIRPOOS DRIAND. FIT •' I; N. Pt. MYIU. VIA. 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YW*a n*it beisyb..tb , km*elimeteski,. I. Thank.I •- • • - V I , • -- -------__.- - •, . V V t V VT. V • • V • V V - I • , :, • •. �[.eE I40L.Ly 3Y THE KATZENJAMMER MY FELLOW- JWrMAKINS A LIVI KIDS by Mike Senich MULL 6Hf:-Y PEL A5, TANNING powrcr OUR .. I... POP _ - -." -. i JL _____________ REL • .- _ _______________________ WWP 140T "alp, b Fl 5 I F FOR ! IMME LALR' DER I ET5TR9 100 VLJNGLJESS... IJURELEAFAME ___ 40 12 TIGER YOU o6,) J flg? Jo4 rru? - $017) iomy I Bud Blako jg CM LATrLa 1 A (wj i rr iop oyj -rzr m orNot/ J - ________________ CIVI Kft -. 114E Hl$ i40 I jgj' by - MOF _____ / __ -- OP NAPOLMIM A REOJLARWSOOGNTGWDAHCE - so P1111STMs IM AMMICAN 401V IN, THE 191h CE WITH T BUQ B7Zqy orEmpolti SSuhi '"MO7VtRIMTIL IL by Stoffel & l" SY CAD IN WILL OF Am umcLa gurAIKOW _ f WsW IN WEIGHT 04000L&S, A MAP.. HL-C96" A INN liiijip PIL EBEFOREINFLAOWNOW I ' PEm VRE.' 0MMA WRITE A CHECK., f A8cum'u5 AN LO.u.' W GOT FROM TMAT Cot4TAIN UNCLE- 11`4 TASMAt4IA -P YOUM REMAKE IT EVERY YEARI' TALK ABOUT YOUR HIGH PRESSURE AREAS I EASY COM E, I5UApgp My qT t-A~sy ENT RE INHERITANce ON IL .S,TO TAKE CINDIRELLA TO NEq NEW COACH WITH F91E VMSC XG AS PRESIDENT 0; THE CLASS SHOE COPPOR000" - -- I%F'pi kw, yIAE7J*D~.d9,.;vz __ / 1 I .- . �I - An v o TA soon logo 0 lose Imft O FLF ____ I IN , - -, ________ — a 4, Jt' Tip Mi ItQuill or V1 T fT 111 • _____ Tie C Ir, V. %.p Jt 40' 1 MK 171 V aAlf - T4) !J r .T • ff - . e- Ill A . l.... .1 I ..a • /11 ' �list Year, No. 307—Monday, August 13,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Seminole Economic Growth Continues,, Unemployment Down Un1*rWh1r19_ by Hal Kaufman OVE'R LIGHTLYI A magician turns. glass upside down on. table and places. small coin on ft. "*hands someone two toothpicks and announces that " will be Impossible to pick up the coin from the top of the glass. And he's rigid. Now come? is.ie l.0 do ' ou wojoq q uo s uo •'j Despite increasing reports of an Impending recession, the Central Florida area maintains signs of economic growth. The Florida Department of Labor reports that the long-term unemployment trend In Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties has been steadily downward. Figures released this week from the department indicate that from May 1978 to May 1979, the number of unemployed workers in the three.county area declined by 1,000, from 19,300 the previous year to 18,300 this year. In addition, figures show that the employed civilian labor force Sum Funi Counting 13 fora king, 12 for a queen, 11 for the lack, etc., how many pipe are in an ordinary deck of playing cards? •J110AlxI PUO pejp^ ..141 MAGIC AGE FORMULA There's a way to till the difference between ages, the greater of which is unknown. Example: Let's say you are 16. Subtract your age from 99. Reveal the difference, $3, to an eider person, lets say to your grandpa, who's 70. Ask him to add the $3 to his age; to take away the first digit of the answer and to add It. to the last digit; then toil the result. Adding $3 to7$. he gets 161; 1 plus 61 gives 62, the figure he reveals. Whon youai--m.eim 16, you have his age. Restore the original last word jp, each saying: l.A stitch in time saves eIght. 2. Out of sight, out of glasses. 3. Spare the red, spoil the curtain. .pHIp I •PUIW It IU •Tongue Testersi Say fast and repeat: Fanny Flowers flew to Flint. Sharon She, shuns the sun. Mitzi Metz missed Mr. Smite; Mr. Smits missed Mitzi. will b. 'very important' DIPSY DOt Sharpen your crayon or colored pencils. Apply them neatly to the diagram above for an amusing picture: I—Red. 2—Lt. blue. 3—Yellow. 4—Lt. brew,. 5—Flesh tones. 6—Ok. blue. - regarding unemployme nt rose from 250,400 workers in 1978 to 283,600 workers in May of 1970, an increase of 8.9 percent. Department spoeemen are quick to caution, however, that the next six months will be "very Important Insofar as the future trend of unemployment Is concerned." The department reports that from May 1978 to May 1979, retail trade employment was boosted by 3,000 new jobs in eating and drinking places. The highest gain, figures showed, came in the - - ... ., - !!:p 4•• -. - HelDina Sanford Heart Prirk p d rur wrri mymsre,busy hIr, your presence is upsot ting our friend above. Draw Pin.. to complete the picture. . - • - A . . . . - -- . .4 - - &* HerId Pists: by Tom NIhII Puddles from the daily rains In Seminole County do not stop this bicycle enthusiast from enjoying her ride. Kim Craft of 320 Oak Ave., Sanford, speeds right through this one. NO OBSTACLE ----'-'"" - ............................ Saxon Co. Ponders Future Of Gasohol In Seminole Cook said it is critical to the Them Petroleum Co. will "We're looking Into the cost put it In the tanks at a station make a decision in the next four factor of bringing in a 200 proof there was some water in those feasibility of the gasohol to six weeks on whether to product from out-of-date," he tanks. When the gasohol was operation that a Florida-based abandon its planato all gasohol said, pulled 11 Inches from the hot- product be used. In the Central Florida area, Bob Cook explained there have torn of the filled tank, 18-20 cars Cook observed that his Saxon Cook, comptroller for the been some problems of water were filled and experienced no using regular unleaded Sanford Port Authority based separation with the Florida problem. Some even carne back gasoline was getting slightly firm said today. alcohol made from oranges for a second fill-up. than 19 miles per gallon. because It Is only 100 to 192 'When It was pulled six InWith gasohol it is g4tlng just "We ___ have not decided yet proof compared with the 200 ches from the bottom, two cars under 21 miles per gallon. whether to bring in outof.date proof alcohol used in other had trouble with water in the "The fuel performance has alcohol for the product or to gasohol mixtures in other gasohol," Cook said. search for a Chemical which Mates. ,The use of gasohol at the been real good," he said. can be mixed with the gasoline "We are continuing to use port had been a laboratory Gasohol at its first tryout was and Florida alcohol to prevent gasohol In Saxon vehicles and controlled type thing. We selling for about four cents per water separation," Cock said, there have been no problems checked our tanks to eliminate gallon more than unleaded with lt," Cook said. "When we the water problem," he said. gasoline. — DONNAESTES said. fl , -.. . . DAIL 'i RAINS YO( ,-- . ' 4- .- t - - YOU NINNY! -- •... *. - walkers will be taking pledges for all age categories. train Fiscal Services may take frcin the public at the rate of 10 are more pledges," Mrs. top money with the "Super cents per mile for each mile "The Idea of the park Is to stt . Strollers" from Social Services they walk. Im prove the condition of one's In place position and "The The money pledged will be heart by proper exercise. We So, if you visit Seminole Puffing Birds" from used for the benefit of the public have $3,500 toward condruction Memorial this week and you ass Respiratory Therapy pushing when the Sanford Heart Park of the exercise course and the name tags on doctors labeled the Super Strollers for a photo one-half mile track Is con- stations, so far, and we need "Medicine Men," they are not finish. structed. The park will be 00 more to send off for the members of the Sioux Nation—Ladies, gentlemen, dad your _____ located opposite the Sanford gymnastic package which they are jot walkers makibig ng pedometers. WAY . — . Bartholomew, and Is the e Communitywith the PU'S (Purchasers in hospital's first such activity. Chairman of th Pursuit) and "X-Spiarts" from Project for t now arm The five-day stint, with XRay and Nuclear Medicine in Junior Women's Club, spo n sor pedometers strapped around close contention. the ankles of participants, will of the park project, said But the morning line at the more pledges, the exercise course, be in a good cause. The working Monday hospital says the "Boomers" called the Vita Comm, will be AA - WalkmA=Thon At Hos pital Civic csgm,, on ths lakefroid, Iet tke ket-ino,gssj t f.r a s4 and Its track will extend to the devices. The Heart Park will be And don't let your imagination Starting today, and con- Sanford Memorial Park. for the benefit of all citizens, run wild when you :: tinuing through Friday 15 young and old, and the city has Pushers" they're the teamsof nurses and one team of On the half-mile track will be promised to Install the equiP. Pharmacy department condoctors will find out how much 20 stations, where such things Iflent When It gets here," Mrs. tenders. The lab team will be as ChIDUp bars and other Stewart said, walking they do on the job. labeled "The Blood Hounds." And they will be participants gymnastic equipment will be of Course, the "Yummy In the Seminole Memorial Installed. Every five st&tIOfl5 "We hope to have the Heart Tummies" will be from the Hospital Heart Park Walk-A- there will be a heon1to8 Park ready for the public by hospital's dietary department. device which will measure the early October. All we need now The "Clean Green Machines" heartbeats of the walkers or The walk-iihon Is the of the Housekeeping claim they brainchild of the hospital's runners. can beat "The Record Runpublic relations director, Kay ners" from Medical Records, 'All WI need Roger (Gayle) Stewart, A. b 1 By HUGH Th05910N Herald Staff Writer -- S. •' finance, insurance and real estate sector where employment increased 12.6 percent over May of in. The department reports 2,000 new jobs In the three-county area have been created in finance, real estate and Insurance fields. The number of manufacturing jobs increased by 3,500 over 197$, an 11.3 percent Increase, according to the department. In those manufacturing jobs, the average weekly earnings actually dropped by about $3. The department reports an average worker took borne $211.94 in April of 197$ compared to a weekly earnings of $213.91 in April of this year. A reason cited for the decline was the shorter work week. Statistics provided to the department by employers Indicate that the average worker spent 41.4 hours a week on his job last year as compared to an average of 39.7 hours of work per week this year. Department labor analysts statc that figures from June and July have not been calculated yet, but those months are usually high employment months. There is expected to be a slight increase In unemployment by the end of the summer season, according to the analysts. One negative Indicator comes from the federal bankruptcy court, middle Florida division. Court records there reveal that the number of persons filing for bankruptcy during the first seven months of 1979 increased slightly over the same period of 1978. The bankruptcy court reports 497 filings through J uly of this year as compared to 482 filings last year. The court serves Orange Osceola, Brevard, Volusla and Seminole counties. GEOFFREY POUNDS. Th. next six months - -- •...•....,,., -- ......... 1, ... 1 S. . .1 - In Sanford Tonight u ic earing On Bu et ' I .- - 'i" fi fi • - IyDONNAESTES H.tsld Staff WeMir concern about the possibility of other cans develpiu1 result of the many areas of the city which have damaged sidewalks, The attorney recently told the city commission that he is conA public bsarkrg on the city's proposed $7.0 million budget for corned about the possibility of a substantial verdict against the cal imi is scheduled to open the Sanford City Commission city If the Tucker case goes to trial. meeting at 7p.m. today. A pre.trIal conference has been set for Tuesday and a two-week The sionhsstndMlveIy approvsdthe budget calling for trial period has been scheduled to begin Sept. 10. A property las rats of $7iS per $10 osieseed valuation, up 2.6 IlSiOnd OVif the curnot years $10 rate. The Increase Is 1$ cents / u .. + [ • . - I '. -_ +, - par$i,*sdn1gst4a, - A ay o ssosuid publichearing Is also scheduled on the federal reven1i i;Qtinli fend of $331,3. The money Is proposed for T d alztothsgmsralfimd for polim division salaries. .Is ether bulo. Sanford (b Attorney C. Vernon Min Jr. will Aroend Th Clock ..........4A Dr. Lamb ...................4$ NO the ia.-ri thd Its nftl-d oasr of $2$S to Mrs. Bridge .................4$ Horoscope ................. 4$ BNOW Tedwforbijerl.ohessysabsrsceirsduaresultof a CM .................. IA Heepilal ..................IA nors.ros.v.s.vma fell - a city aidmik bes been rs)eetet Oblianeks ................ IA r•ffltheien offer a$,*Nttlwwntin Cr OUR8ELVF ..............11 Cathy Helens (left) sad Au Cob,esucharlasa ef kuMi. M.asrlsl HISPIISI ossword ................ Md ' Mrs. Tiachor. $ Is charging the city with ...................... Sports ............. ..... 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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 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/2f3dcbd495d3d4b3713d32f0bc300323.pdf c104b234e2e8e727642e99f3d9de73af PDF Text Text 68-Evonino Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Rolled step. 9 socket, 43 handles No. AR 248 (each) ........ 3.91 RoundOW -- Prices quoted in this ad are based on F' Management reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise 'I Ph: ' - .i%• • having little effect on them because their '-•: " '" , By BRAD PURDOM .: a; c:•1 IleraldStaff Writer Produce haulers at the state Farmer's si National Guardsmen were not posted at the In Tampa, National Guartl troops, wearing Buddy Corley of Corley Produce Company battle fatigues and steel helmets and armed troopers rode in the cabs of the tarikers, escorting them into the oil and gasoline with either M-16 automatic rifles or shotguns, were deployed by 9 pm. lbursdity. They said today the only people who are having any and wateWm Un t I "The most important points are on a high priority Iw o" I* said. Among the ezamples problems because of the strike are those who handle Zellwood wrn. Everyone else, he said, began guardduty at selected terminais of the already has hauled most of the stocks. Port of Tampa and one guardsman was assigned to ride with each law officer patrolling the According to Richard Packard of Datz and I ..'--. t. • The Florida Department of I.Aw Enfor. cement reported at least four truckers were fired at by anipers. Graham said 100 Guardsmen would be move designed to dduse the • shortages fueling a nationwide truckers • - I - said, "we would have been in trouble." Transport Brokerage, another Farmer's Market mpany uses independent truckers " have no plans to lay off any of their em- • Tod ------ •U.. - .._ .p•. - • . ......... u iloresespe .................U . five inv.stlgators are g'1 .................... ..... .....5A Oi$enr1es ................. IA add•d t 0 taff• OURSELVES.............. 7A See Sto Crossword ................. IA 5I$S .................... .. ...ry, -.... .. 44 1leVl. ............ IJ• P 2 ................... SA Dear A ................. ?A ts Do-Itvoursen' Feelin -- growing as • . '•- • ', • ' .-"#, 4 '1 ____ - - -. tinues, they said, they will begin having problems getting produce, most of which almost all departments though," he added. John Copeland, manager of Food Barn in Sanford, said he Is buying prod uce from individuals out of their gardens trying to keep his racks full. "flight now I'm doing okay, but Publix Market at Sanford Plaza reported no problems with deliveries so far and Fairway Market, Sanford also reported no trouble so for. Gary Mathews, assistant manager of Jewel T Discount Store, Sanford, said no problem ave cropped up yet. Weclidni get a truck today, but we expect one tomorrow." The manager of Food World of Casselberry said he had no trouble, "as we have our oiii warehouses and trucks," Bob Kimble. manager of the new Goodings d he Sanford's Farmers Market almost deserted settledsoon. know if we will be moving anything today and I sure couldn't tell you anything about tomorrow." Independent truckers sitting by their trucks at a gas station across the street from the market, said Transport Brokerage was "completely shut down." They said the company would remain so until the strike eflded. A sign on the wall of the market advertised a trucker's strike meeting to be held J une in Orlando. One trucker, who asked not to be identified JaiA,ai pro • " deliveries from warehouses in companyowned trucks. However, if they strike Lon. "We are just working day to day," he said. "I don't _______________________________________ , worse soon, though, to haul shipments of plants. Contrary to some • Most area grocers contacted reported no shortages at present, saying they re getting to lost us through the weekend," said lAymon Goodman, manager of Winn-Dixie in Sanford. "By Monday we will be feeling the pinch in reports, a company spokesman said the consumers &W others sharing what was left over. The f ormal announcement of Carte' deciskm may come as early as today and later than Saturday, the soturces said. had shut down because 1 don't want store on SR 434, said they get groceries "from Certified," an Ocala wholesaler whIch has its owntrucks anddiivers,"sore'sflOg)le yet." "We gota shipinentof produce today, but the soft fruit season (grapes, plums pears, etc.) is just beginn ing and most of it Lomes frolnCaliforia.Thereisatwoorthree-da). lag and I am sure we will be eventually affected by the - , V - -• , - '- •- --- . - -- - *-,-- r I - "TR i" ' ' .. ,. •. ., - • ......•.,. 1..•.••.,•. s, - .. either pellets or small it's going to get bad if the truckers'strike isn't ..1-c- strike, sources said today. Since MAY 11. the government has made It a nile to give farmers 100 percent of diesel fuel needed for their machines - with truckers, by had been made "I asked the Zellwood people if they needed some trucks to haul their corn," he said, "but they told me they have enough trucks to haul The problem may gei anger over while driving through Alabama. Two dents in the driver's door of his truck looked as if they comes from California this time of the year. "We have enough produce in our warehouse he said, because north Florida st ill watermelons to be hauled, with the 4th of July approaching. • lie said he had been shot at last Wednesday Packard Producd, however even Zellwood corn haulers are having few problems. everything they can harvest." - to get my truck tore up." cal iber bullets. port or escorting the tankers, but state Brady indicated da first deliveries would not go to service A&Uons serving the general ')')') A 7AA . I I~Nd Evaglades rejected his proposal to end the Tanker trucks Involved cam from all over the date John Brady, a Qievron official, said I 7:30 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday Vj5,4 11111.iussiiuui3 -a- g4 after 7 a.m. today and began filling up with a National Guard sergeant City th'iver said he waited in line for almost three Tr u c ki"' n Problems Locally,4? De ends 0 On Who' Talking • Market in Sanford say the trucker's strike is They had E I'L"That A No- York •night hours, only to be told he could buy only $2 worth of gasoline. aday after l) truckers meeting at Port coffee, eatft breakfast ri1#.jn - away." out of ges and uwcius could give no estimate .4 w1ic truckers' picket line without incident shortly Chevron had six McKenzie Trucking Co. trucks coming in from Tallahassee. SANFORD 700 Avenue customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. time the), discovered their error, their car was JaInined on nearly 800 National Guard members Thur- insouth Florida. President Carter will end the special prkrltyallocatlonsofdieselfuelto farmers, a 1.62 By the all sides by other motorists who followed them in. Everglades crossed the independent there's any sniping problem." Striking independent truckers stood quietly outside the entrance to Um terminal, drinking • 15 '. JUNE 28 is gluttony of the American public for the end product," lie said. "They appear ahnost like a child who's had its lollipop taken were sitting In Delaware Bay unable to unload full cargoes of women, unaware that a self-service stati n was closed, pulled in and attempted in vain to get a pump going. In Boonville, Mo., every one of the city's 24 gas statiuris were If ycu go lhe root cause of this whole energy crisis, part of it New Jersey Energy Commissioner Joel Jacobson, in a letter to Rep. Edward Patten, D.N.J., said he has been told 12 tankers available for duty at Tampa and 600 on hand Piece fered another reason for the fuel famine. • SPRUCESTUDS Lightweight, easy to use. Can be used for framing -' PRICES GOOD THRU vehicles f 2 x 4 x 92" 3.98 while our car tanks run dry-in short, why are their tankers lying offshore?" In Bloomfield, Conn., Shell Oil Co. executive Herb hewitt of- their belts and trimmed hours of operation -even to emergency said, "AU cia 1 this Is o to be pening. They'll come here (Ow armory), get an escort and go down to the port to fill up." The sergeant, who declined to give his name, said Guardsmen would be deployed "when they run out of (FHP) manpower, or U S No YS 14-14 (each) "There were a lot of near fights in the gas lines and my men are 2 4 8' e multinational oil industry of why their storage tanks brim over White the experts argued, chaos ruled the gas pwnps In St. IA)Ws, two Gov. Bob Graham ordered the call-up of At a National Guard armory about a mile and other home pro- Avenue and l8th Street, Sanford. shin gasoline out of strikebound Port the '-_-;• - he cited on the high priority Rd were farmers, transport firms and police departments. loading area of the nnrt jects. - at French Cars line ul) for gas today at station walkout. - - up'__ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.(UPI) - The first trucks of a convoy of tankers ordered to through 16' lengths. j - 0 ing is soft, easy to work. Will ';, i 6,66 Bundle ,g - W Square ... 22.41 0. Open Back Round Shovel Nam CWepwatim White finish, No. 1202 12" *2' Shelf.. .4.95 DA5T1Ii r"' .,Il•fI scared," he said. In Miami, a number of station attendants strapped pistols to Stri*king W1111atc As Haulers Pass Plocket Lines ROOFING SHINGLES I T. - * 3-Tab FIBERGLASS 20 Year Warranty 7.1 5 5/8" *4' *8' CDX ...... 10.35 3.69 M Bundle 4 xB'CDX ....... 6.55 1/2" x4'x8'CDX (4 ply).. duty wheelbarrow. 3 cu. ft. heaped capacity. Rugged drawn steel tray, heavy duty tubular steel 6.75 Square. -.20.25 .4 .. • plan would work, station operator Mike Matasovaki. "I don't want to get killed.' 3-Tab FIBERGLASS Warranty S quare ... 19.98 Apacy Approved 1/2" *4' *8 CDX (3 ply).. to-read numbers. . SHEATHING PLYWOOD 3/8" x WHEELBARROW Square ... 18.27 20 Year ...••. In New York, service station association director Mac Victor gasoline or crude oil because refineries were f illed said It was too early to tell If the state's new odd-even r tio Ing lie asked Patten to "demand a full accounting from the the nation's East Coast, gasoline supplies dried up odd-even license nult&-r- rationing reuuIted In outrage. "I wW not argue with people," said Dade County, Fla., service ASPHALT 15 Year Warranty #a belt clip and 3/4" yallow blade with my- ;, -$_Stone cultured marble top. 18" vankv In White L&Ww or Dark Oak. Easy to assemble. (Faucet not Included.) Press IaterasIus1 Thursday and as lines grew at besieged pumps, efforts to enforce Bundle -. I .:.p ts --M- York blamed service-station operators so violently that some of them started packing guns. All along f• - s ad-- And Stati*on'"Own ers P a c k ing e` Guns s ASPHALT :i Y u ri % lube hub, durable enamel finish. Ventilated SHELVING allocations based on supplies one year ago this month have been allocated downward, which means we will be ettlnu oven less volume" getting A number of area stations have already depleted their gas supply and have had to shut down. the American public," and angry motorists from Florida to New -.s..... Each closets with shelf arrangements to POWER TAPE No. 47404 (each) ........ 24.66 1 00 '..ww handles 10" tire Rustproof self Give a new dimension to your stain-proof. Easy to Install. -- A light -- ignored by service station employees, who feared they might be beaten by motorists if they refused to sell them gasoline. Whether or not Seminole County will have to enact aume sort of fuel-saving plan may depend on the length of fuel shortage, a Shell Oil Co. executive blamed "the gluttony of 3-Tob No. 235 QI8ON-HOMANS GAMnit Shamrock "• truckers' strike. "Gasoline remains In scarce supply due to the fact that uatt • Fingertip flow control. 20" spreading width.65 lb. hopper capacity. each) sportation supply is reinstated to normal as prior to the _______ SHINGLES ROOF CEMENT CARTRIDGE enamel finish. Tubular steel handle, 10" semi-pneumatic tires. ( The mandatory rationing plan was ordered in Dade County after off icials said the volunta ry plan was not working. Officials said voluntary rationing was widely Orl ROOFING Steel body with baked ,o • il! or weather White Block Jack Use around 1._I •,rIg' supplies of gas for next month can be delivered Deliveries would become curtalledif the truckers strike is prolonged, she said The threat ofa disruption of deliveries has a number of ar ea station operators worried Said Al Black, vicepresident of Saxon Petroleum at the Port of Sanford "The present situation will not Improve until the tran New Jersey's energy commissioner blamed oil refiners for the K54 I d pfi1 Nickel taSnk 4.29 Piece capacity hopper. Covers 4' to 8'. No. SB-40 D. St I ht - • .•1 S The concern now, she said, is whether or not stations' other Florida counties Thursday Dade and Sarasota counties imposed mandatory gas rationing and at least six other counties have adopted the voluntary odd-even sales systems Odd-even plans allow gas to be sold to persons on alternate days, depending on the last digit of th eir license Mot 50 lb. in 12' widths. Inter-foam cushioned for residential use. Can 2.49 STAINLESS STEELSINK Is self-rimming, ch •. Sheet Vinyl FLOORING Prime "NO WAX" flooring rapid start. Double Bowl 10 sewer pipe. said, is the odd-even gas buying schemes now in effect in the sun's heat to - 3.49 Quart 3.19 F40 Cool White.48" long 40 watts, •;?'- Sealed down by 0 Ic0 HOUSE PAINT .t: 4" x II Broadcast SPREADER base fits standard hokiers. -Cats Weather and abra- 3@99 decks. Resists mildew, weather, in- ed parts. . '.. Solid or perfor ed Self-Saaaling ROOF SHINGLES OV ' "I definitely think talk of rationing at this point is pr emature. If the board meets on the subject we will discuss three things. One, is there a problem; two, what ls the magnitude of that problem, and three, what is a constructi ve way of dealing with that problem. Ms. Blackmon said she has not heard reports of panicbuying yet. She said that because of the allocation schedule most retail service stations are now operating under, it should be expected that supplies of gas would be dwindling toward the end of the month "At this point I'd prefer to let the retail stations (to what they are doing That is, set their own hours and close when thçy have to rather than impose any plan," Ms. Blackmon said. plate -ii PVC SEWER PI Lawn Fertilizer 15UNDECK GRASS - Ideal for pm.3s, family rooms, boat reviewed. , • t.,iI mendations From the energy committee have been point is premature' - French ., 49 tab down roof shingles, etc. finish 9 oz. Can v,i point is premature. 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In • , ' t DeXTeF:V _________________ r' in • oz. i.ue 22C CARP A special meeting of the seminole county Energy committee has been tentatively called for Monday to discuss contingency plans In the event the supply of gasoline and diesel fuel to the area contin ues to committee chairman JoAnn Blackmon said today. 139 tion behind paneling. • AVER _' PP-1 Gold Chip, PP-20 Green or PP-23 Pebble e e eige. Beige. atuRnicl.airn finish. • : installing foam panel insula- .. • Each Standard gauge 12" x 12" tiles in brass or Cartridge ..jjr For attaching paneling to ta,iIo furring a-i for strips .ng .Lrip.. Reg Price (each tile) Entrance KEY LOCK SETS One handle locked and unlocked • PANE ADHESIVE _____________________________ Each Tile • CAULKING COMPOUND ION 13 79 - " ?g"" truckers strike, Ms. Blackmon said. "The fuel Is there but getting it transported Is the rt of Gov. Bob Graham, who instructed oj each county to assemble a panel to formulate plans in the event of a fuel shortage. Monday's meeting would be the first called in Seminole county. Ms. Blackmon said the county could be on the threshold of a serious problem, but that any Immediate plans for fuel-conserving measures would almost surely be voluntary, "The problem Is enforcement. We have no authority to enforce any plan we put into effect," she said. One possibility that may be reviewed, Ms. Blackmon .. Reg Price (each) • '1 - ii G s R tioning Is Eyed the Herald SWfWrfter Eliminate chain catching and hang-ups permanently. One-piece, all vinyl Installs in minutes to give a water tight seal every time Full three year guarantee T1 L ' , - By GEOFFREY Each Reg Price (each) - H JI . 1199 No. 307. "... DI .-. 99 for manicuring patio-sized lawns Cut 8" path Has a limited 1-year warranty FLOOR TILE Fast drying, odorless interior r' painL Decorator Colors an. White. Odd MEve June 22 thru 28 Electric Grass TRIMMER Clippie Grass Trimmer is ideal Meet 0 FlapJack FLAPPER TANK BALL . FiLL .,.-,,pro Reg. Price (each bulb) ........5O( Can OV 11 V. oz. I I 5 •t' i• ... - Bulb Reg. Price (each) ...........45 ;.. Lb. / Unit To Energy Evening Herald-( USPS 48.280)-Price 15 Cents III NDOFMONTH CLEAN-UP .:.. er I Dowl Miss 0Ul r IE SIDEWALK SALE COMMON NAILS with soft, glare-free Super penetrant frees rusted bolts, nuts and corroded arts Li -04 No 1 411. oz. F Can .:' Seminole 1 q; lip SOFT WHITE ' 71st Year, No. 263-Friday, June 22, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Stmner ! IMMUM 'u - -. - . • truckers' strike," he added. - - • - �2 AEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fridsy,Juns22,1979 - I _ . ilIII Rules NATION *, Meet '' IN BRIEF WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - Five hundred people rioted in their housing project Thursday night to protest the killing of a resident by a project security guard. The mob set fire to everything, even a police station, and drove off firemen with a hail of rocks and bottles. The police station burned to the ground. Police said 18 people were arrested on a variety of charges. Two police officers, one fireman and 12 civilians were reported hospitalized. A Worcester police spokesman said "every available policeman" - an estimated 250 riot-equipped officers and 50 members of the SWAT team - was sent to the Great Brook Valley Housing Project, which houses about 4,(X)0 people, most of them Hispanic. $1 Million For 'Hooker' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - A $1 million judgment was awarded Thursday to an Akron woman who claimed a religious cult tried to make her a "happy hooker for Jesus." Una Elizabeth McManus filed suit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court in November 1977 against The Children of God, Columbus, and its leader, David Brandt. She was a member of the cult from 1972 to 1977. In the suit, Ms. McManus, 22, said Brandt in 1976 "began to prescribe certain conduct for the female members and taught them the art of sex seduction and to be 'fishers of men' and 'happy hookers for Jesus.'" Talmadge Decision Near WASHINGTON (UP!) The Senate Ethics Committee is expected either to issue a subpoena to force Sen. Herman Talmadge to testify in his financial misconduct hearings, or begin work on a recommendation that he be censured by the Senate, sources said today. The two options have been debated by committee members and a decision on which path to take should come during a scheduled meeting Tuesday, sources close to the investigation said. Four of the six committee members - the exact number of votes needed to take any action - reportedly are leaning toward censure. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seminole Man, 3 1, Drowns While Fishing I.-. . --.: I I IN BRIEF -I Thorpe Found Innocent . :.1 In Conspiracy Charge .. . 't I. ' -. LONDON (UP!) - Jeremy Thorpe, the former Liberal Party leader whose political career was ruined by charges he conspired to kill a man who claimed to be his one-time homosexual lover, was found innocent of the accusations today. The nine-man, three woman jury returned the verdict of Innocent for Thorpe and three co-defendants after nearly 15 hours of deliberation and a sensational 31-day trial. Thorpe, 50, once voted Britain's most popular politician, was charged with conspiracy and incitement to murder. His three co-defendants, John Le Mesurler, David Holmes and George Deakin were charged with conspiracy. During the trial, a one-time male model, Norman Scott, claimed he and Thorpe had been homosexual lovers for years and that Thorpe plotted to kill him to keep public knowledge of the affair from ruining Thorpe's career. . .. ; J.4; . . : Rebels Reject Peace Bid : : , • • - I _.,, ____________________________________________________________ •• f - ,*7m '' • •/ - 1_4 ,. 1. . k -V7 ~;FIXN ,~W,, ~_." 4 W, N. 1-1 Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Fourteen young graduates of Rest Haven Kindergarten shown with the director Betty Donaldson received their degree (Bachelor of Sandbox) recently in commencement program held at Free Will holiness Church, Sanford, which sponsors the day care center, LOOK OUT, WORLD HERE WE COME! Mistress of Ceremonies was Rose M. Sheppard and speaker was Leila Ross, who spoke on the history of Rest Haven, which was founded by the late Mother Ruby Wil son. Songs, prayers and recitation were presented by the children. - . Six-Count Indictment DETROIT (UP!) Reputed Detroit Mafia kingpin Anthony J. Glacalone of Miami and five M1chlan men have been named in a six-count federal indictment on charges of conspiracy and operating a loan-sharki1g ring. James K. Robinson, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, and PautE. Coffey of Strike Force, Thursday said the indictments returned by a federal grand jury in Bay City culminated a two-year investigation by FBI agents. Besides Giacalone, 60, those indicted Included William, lolacano, 39, Bruce J. laBreche, 35, and Norman G. Crawford, 48, all of Saginaw, and Alfredo Salazar, 29, of St. Charles, Mich., and Brent J. laBreche, 31, of Bay City. - -' Ed Skyjacker Back In U.S. - sex education committee formed three subcommittees: radio, television and newspaper. in his report Thursday, Neal Novak of the television subcommittee said his group found several television programs they deemed harmful viewing for their children. Three of the programs named were "One Day at a Time," "Carter Country," and "Charlie's Angels." Novak described, "One Day at a Time" as filled with sexualoriented topics Innuendos. "The show's about a gal who's divorced and raising two daughters," he explained. "The teenage daughters are Involved with boyfriends. There are connotations of a dirty old man in the series." - program has opened many discussions for me and my family to ' talk about. As for the dirty old man, you can find dirty old men in Sanford." Kay Nelson told the committee some of the programs did carry themes of socially redeeming value but those subjects "shouldn't be publicized on television. They belong in the home." "I feel there's a lot that just doesn't need to be talked about," Mrs. Nelson said. "Everybody knows some of these things exist: but I don't think it should be seen on television." Novak suggested his television committee approach the: program managers of the local television stations to ask to serve .. ...... 0'awil m3nit6riq6odyto assm their television programs for - good' * and bad" content, But Norman Loberant disagreed and said the program Dottie Poole told the committee members they should call the some ,'socially redeeming value, •"Ths topics are 5'ndlsct In. ièo where the mother is ta$ChI4 national Parents Teacher Association (PTA) In Chicago that's. designed to gather feedback f rom-parents concerning particujarh the children how to survive as a woman without having to corn/ television shows. The toll free number is 1-800-323-5177. promise and I think they do so effectively," Loberant contended, Doris Bacon, a member of the newspaper subcommittee, A The subcommittees agreed to continue their scrutinizing of the: concurred with Loberant. various media throughout the summer. The next meeting of the: "I am dlvprced," Mrs. Bacon said. "That's my situation. That committee was tentatively scheduled for August. P : - Mass Exodus Threatened ... I TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) matters presented were previSullivan was convicted of the Convicted killer Charles W. ously raised or on direct appeal murder of Donald Schmidt, a Proffitt lost a bid for a stay of and this is the second time it Howard Johnson's assistant execution late Thursday night has come before this court. ... manager In Homestead in 1973. from a Tampa circuit judge but Therefore this court denies the Proffitt was sentenced to the for he and the other Death Row petition for return of the the 1973 killing of high school Inmate scheduled to die prisoner and denies the stay of wrestling coach Joel Medgebow Wednesday have more appeals execution." as he and his wife lay sleeping In the works. Proffitt, 33, and Robert A. in their Tampa apartment. Proffitt's lawyers had asked Sullivan, 31, are scheduled to Coy. Bob Graham signed Hillaborough County Circuit the in the electric chair Wed- death warrants for the two Judge Thomas Miller to over- nesday morning. Tuesday. turn his death sentence on __________________________________________________ grounds of lack of evidence, judicial errors and inadequate representation by counsel. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE State lawyers sought a SR-CM 431 Improvement The Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) will dismissal of the motion. conduct a public on June 21, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Miller ruled after hearing two hearing Recreation Department Civic Center, 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte hours and 20 minutes of Springs, Florida. This hearing is being conducted to afford arguments that "most of portunity of expressing their views concerning interested persons the opthe location aspects, design concepts, and social, economic and environmental - ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UP!) - A Durango, Cob., man who claimed God told him not to pay income taxes will begin serving a one-year jail sentence July 2. U.S. District Judge Howard Pratton Thursday sentenced Charles 0. Moore, 38, to one year in jail and ordered him to pay the cost of his prosecution. Although Moore told the jury at his trial "the Lord told me not to pay income taxes," he later admitted to the judge he was wrong. "At the time I thought I was right," he said. "I want to make restitution for anything I've done. The Lord is No. I In my life and I ask his forgiveness." ./I \ - - - • CROWNPOINT, N.M. (UP!) A third case of pneumonic plague, the so-called Black Death that killed 25 million during the Middle Ages, has been diagnosed in a Navajo Indian girl living in a rural community in western New Mexico. The unidentified 14-year-old was reported In fair condition today at the Bernallllo County Medical Center In Albuquerque. State Health officials said the disease had been diagnosed early and the girl was responding well to treatment. MUEUgh plague cases are considered rare In most part of the United States, New Mexico has recorded three this year, two of whom died. Both deaths were blamed on the highly contagious pneumonic form of the plague. • • 3rd Case Of Plague Found • - -- . - -, -: - . - : - - _____________ . - - HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JUNE 21, 1970 ADMISSIONS SANFORD: Phillip C. Sterling, Lake Mary Rosa Lee Stokes, Lake Monroe Helen G. Schutz. Akron, Ohio Eva B. Alord Phyllis C. Barber SANFORD: John C. Oietz Bernice Davis DISCHARGES Willie Mae Iiannar Carmin Holtzclaw Charle y Hillery James Keitt Joseph W. Rouadl John J. VezIna Saul. Mae Williams Ruth C. Yeary Lucy P. Coffey, DeLand Samuel Rhdeson, Deflons John C. Waltrich, Deltona Albert Alexander, Lake Mary Rodger A. Johnson John D. Jump Roby B. Sawyers Gabriel Sosa Virginia S. Archer, Diltana Irene S. Logan, Deltona Isabel M. Maccauley, Diana Palmer. Deitona Harold Hodge, Jacksonville -. - - us aiaso Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 Name Delivery; Week.11 cents; Meeffi, $3.25; I MsidIi, $10.1., Year. 13410. By Mail: Week, SI cents, Month 53.40; 4 Months. 1313, Year. $4..... - - . -- --- .-.-. L_ ' Logo Notice 'Provoking Trouble' BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) The Hanoi-backed Cambodian government accused Thailand today of violating its territory and "provoking trouble" along the border now bristling with arms on both sides. Thai and Vietnamese forces backed by tanks face each other across the border only a few hundred yards apart In a situation Western military sources described as "very uneasy." Official Phnom Penh Radio claimed the tanks and artillery sent to defend the Thai border are "provoking tension and troubles at the border." - Oil Import Freeze Seen - STRASBOURG, France (UP!) Leaders of the European Common Market agreed today to freeze their crude oil Imports at their 1978 level for the nest five years and Invest heavily in nuclear energy programs. The energy plan was to be announced later today alter approval of a final communique by heads of state and government of the nine-nation European Economic Community. - -- . . ________ ,.'. . thereafter as possible. At the interested parties may _ . '. - •. ______ _______ ______________ ________ _______ ____ ____ _____ . ._.e.• - Casselberry, Florida, on Monday, July 2, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon - , appear and be heard with raspect (0 the proposed Ordinance. This hearing may bej Cont m time to time until final action is taken by the City Council. Copies of the proponed Ordinance are available at the City Hall with the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the public. DATED this Dth day of June, A.D., 1979. Mary W. Hawthorne V 4 ..- .- 431 os.r o 1 0 °' 1 I .'• AREA DEATH - -. 457 meeting POWER LINE DOWN Workmen cutting grass at Crooms High School were responsible for a brief ower outage In Sanford Th Thursday afternoon when the tractor they were using nagged a wire on a utility pole causing several power lines to snap. A small fire was started at th e base of the pole but It was quickly extinguished. MRS. ELIZABETh ALLRED Texas; sister, Mrs. Audrey B. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Alfred, 61, Magaha, Anderson, S.C.; two of Anderson, S.C. died Thur- brothers, Thomas H. Brown, aday in Atlanta, Ga. She lived in Sanford and Arnold M. Brown, Sanford from 194744 and was a Anderson, S.C.; six grand. native of Hartwell, Ga. She was children. member of the First Baptist Qurth, Sanford. Services and burial will be in She Is survived by two sons, Anderson, S.C. McDougal Jioward J. Alfred, Saudi Arabia Funeral Home, Anderson, Is In and John H. Alfred of Houston, charge of arrangements. • - -- 41 " am ".• • • ft' tjl City Clerk '0 is. ILsJi STUDY • " Publish June 22, 1979 DEK.109 '-b - LAr,c,i, MAP A 3½-year-old Altamonte Springs boy is reported in good condition today after a near drowning Thursday, according to Seminole County deputies. A 31-year-old man was not as lucky however; he drowned in an unrelated incident. David Peterson, 34, of 190 Lake Destiny Trail, Altamonte Springs, was transported to Florida North Hospital in Altamonte Thursday afternoon after his father found the boy at the bottom of the family swimming pool. Glenn Peterson, 34, told deputies he was talking with his other son with their backs to the swimming pool about 4 p.m. When he turned around, Peterson saw his son at the bottom of the deep end of the swimming pool and pulled him out, deputies say. Spokesmen at the Florida North Hospital commented today that David is In good condition. Meanwhile, Seminole County deputies were investigating the drowning of Philip Gasper DiPaobo, 31, of 7436 Barnacle Court, near Goldenrod. SCHULTZ FILES SUIT A Casselberry man is suing Lake Kathryn Estates for negligence he claims led to the suffocation death of his six-yearold son in an abandoned refrigerator, Robert Schultz filed the civil suit June 15 in the Seminole County Circuit Court on behalf of his son, Brian, who died September 23, 1978. The first grader's body was discovered in an abandoned refrigerator by a pair of movers who were carrying furniture into the vacant trailer at 803 Holly Hill Ave. The abandoned trailer is located just one block from the youth's home in Lake Kathryn Estates. According to the suit, Lake Kathryn Estates and Zimmer Homes Corporation were cognizant that children often used the abandoned trailers as a "playground." But no measures were taken to protect the children from the dangerous condition of DiPaobo told his wife at 8 a.m. Thursday that he was going fishing at a small pond located at Howell Branch Road just east of Grand Road. Deputies and divers arrived at the scene when DiPaolo's wife filed a missing person's report that day. Fifteen minutes after they entered the pond, divers pulled DiPaobo's body out of the water at about 4:30 p.m. deputiesay. He was transported to Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford, where he was pronounced dead on arrival, Sport 0.00' iiiiiiiiiiiiii,llllll111111111111111000.~ 11,11,1111,11,11,1111III'lill0000k~ lol'' .o... # e,00000~ - 1 ,111,1111,1111, 000' I ~~~ ~ I 1 1 1 1 ,1 l 'il 'ilil ilil il i'liIl I BOSTON (UP!) - The American Pacemaker Corp. says 552 of its heart pacemakers already implanted in patients may need to be replaced because of defective transistors. Although the company stopped short of a recall, it said in a statement Thursday that "in cases where it would be consistent with good patient management, the company is recommending that these units be removed from patients and replaced." "It sounds serious to me," said Jackie Maio, a spokeswoman for the Food and Drug Administration in Washington. She said most of the 552 pacemakers were apparently in __•III7 / , Five additional investigators will be added to the staff of the state Division of Parimutuel Wagering to aid in the probe of betting and gaming Irregularities at Florida jal-alal frontons, division director Gary Rutledge said today. Rutledge said the division currently has only five investigators, some of whom are tied up in the probe of horse race fixing and the drugging of horses. The added staff, be said, will join law enforcomet officers throughout the state now looking into allegations of cheating and possible links to organized crime in jai-alai operations. Pacemakers Defective ? C I Probe Grow playing inside the refrigerator, the suit states. As a result of this negligence, Brian entered the trailer through an open or unlocked door and climbed inside the abandoned refrigerator. He died of suffocation, according to the autopsy report. Schultz is seeking in excess of $2,500 to compensate for he and his wife's mental pain and suffering from their son's death and to recover medical and funeral expenses. GAS TANK, SOCCER BALL STOLEN An assortment of property valued at $358 was stolen from the home of a Fern Park woman, according to Seminole County deputies. Elaine Conner, 31, of 119 Highland Drive, Fern Park, said someone broke into her home sometime between June 12 and Tuesday. A boat gas tank, a tool box, fis hing equipment and ot her property were stolen from the utility room, she said. The utility room was unlocked when the burglary occurred, deputies say. MICROWAVE OVEN TAKEN A microwave oven valued at $700 was stolen from an unoccupied home near Lake Mary, according to Seminole County deputies. The burglary occurred sometime between Monday and Tuesday in an unoccupied home located in Markham Place, deputies say. Entry was gained through a glass door. -. - . . . . . , -., .4 ~ - I 0, I ,. ., ~ :' 4 .. I . k.. • .,ur&, I- fal . ~ ". I I . .. - , - . ~, 71,11 - 7 1 - " il .- . '1 1 :< - ' ' ' ii •;t" ' . " . -_ / ''I I / £' ; L ~I 4 ff t-1 'k ,Ad1ft?"%"1- 'L .. , , , b"d . 0- I - ........ . /J) -1 - -- I .-/.' -.' ! •',;-. AL)URTISEMLNT 4 . ,'. - :• -' • a,, -. - • - --•-----.--- - ----- -.-•---,••-.- .•,-'--- - • - -- • • S ------ - - - - - •1 ' ' - -. - a . .n - - - 1 Chicago, 11I .-A free offer of special interest to those who SHOWERING Today, a press conference was called at the Orlando-Seminole facility. 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Church Ave., Suite 202 - - Tampa, Florida 33609 Business Loans to - _ 0 - PHONE - The jai-alai industry has come under attack In recent weeks by a number of sources. A Sports Illustrated Magazine story charged some game-fixing was prevelant throughout the Industry, - 'FOR o Wearing plastic suits and breathing apparatus to guard against any harmful effects, these workmen scrape asbestos from the ceiling of South Seminole Middle School (above). Approximately $471,900 will be spent by the Seminole County school district this summer in ridding asbestos from the ceilings of South Seminole Middle School and 11 others in the county. (Below) Donald Baker, foreman, showers at the end of a hard day to remove any asbestos particles before leaving the sealed area. Previously, tests conducted on ceiling samples of the 12 schools indicated they contain the type of asbestos that may cause cancer. SCRAPIN G, 0 hear but do not understand words has been announced by ALL DRIVERS Beltone. A non-operating model of the smallest Beltone 'J of its kind will be given absolutely free to anyone answering this advertisement. Send for this model, put it on and wear it in the privacy of your own home. While many people with a hearing loss will not receive any significant 322-0285 benefit from any hearing aid, his free model will show you iow tiny hearing help can be. It s not a real hearing aid, and i's yours to keep, free. The acual aid weighs less than a third 0 )f an ounce, and it's all at ear 0 evel, in one unit. These models are free, so we Y uggest you write for yours iow. Again, we repeat, there is 0 cost, and certainly no obliation. Thousands havealready 2417 FRENCH AVE. een mailed, so write today to )ept. 8873, Beltone ElecSANFORD 0 ronics, 4201 W. Victoria St., :hicago, Illinois 60646. Herald Photos by Tom Vincent He said it is "a possibility" the Big Bend fronton near Tallahassee would undergo scrutiny. Big Bend Is owned by Elizabeth Calder. Mrs. Calder also owns the Orlando-Seminole fronton. - Q 0 00 0 0 000 g LOW COST 00 A - --- The director refused to The specify which frontons would be investigated, but he Indicated that with a limited staff, the 'probe Would likely be concentrated on select frontons where irregularities are suspected or have been reported. patients who live overseas. The company said the transistors in the 552 Model 1613 pacemakers were supplied by an unidentified "outside yendor" and said it "is notifying physicians and distributors" about the possible defect. Company spokesman Ralph E. Hanson refused to make any statement beyond the short one issued by the company, but confirmed that all 552 pacemakers in question have already been surgically implanted in patients. The firm said it has met with representatives of the FDA, which is reviewing the matter. UTO 0 Hearing Loss Is Not A Sign Of Old Age 0 INSURANCEg $10,000 to $250,000 r ft .- Tcaii Mr. Fairchild COLLECT _4•J I 1-813-877-5704 . r 4 effects of the proposed improvements to state.County Road 431 (Forest City ty Road) from County Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 436 Blvd.) in and Seminole Counties, Florida. FOOT Project(Sernoran Nos. 77120-1901 andOrange 77120. CITY OF CASSELSIRRY, PLOR. 3504, Work Program Nos. 517521 and 51754., Federal-Aid Project Nos. M. I - - - - - MEXICO CITY (UP!) - An earthquake shook Mexico City and much of the nation's Gulf coast today in a series of tremors that swayed tall buildings and downed power lines... There were no immediate reports of damage or Injuries, although residents in the capital said the 30-second quake was "one of the longest ones" in memory, causing buildings to move noticeably. The Tacubaya Seismological Center in Mexico City registered the quake at 6.9 on the open-ended Richter scale with its epicenter 265 miles southeast of the capital along the Veracruz and Oaxaca state lines. - ii TEHRAN,Iran (UP!) - More than 12,000 Kurdish tribesmen uprooted by fighting in western Iran have threatened a mass exodus into Turkey and Iraq to dramatize their plight, Kurdish leaders said today. Mohammad Morad Btouli, one of five Kurdish representatives now in Tehran for talks with Prime Minister Mehdl Bazargan, told reporters that A2,473 Kurdish residents of the embattled town of Nagadeh were still in refugee camps in surrounding towns. He said the refugees, displaced by fighting between Kurds and ethnic Turks in western Iran two months ago, were afraid to return to their homes in Nagadeh because of lack of security. Earthquake Hits Mexico IDA, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR. 0791(1) and 13RM.5791.(2). INO TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF Maps, drawings, a draft environment al impact document and other pertinent information developed by the PROPOSED ORDINANCE FOOT, together with written views received from other agencies or public oftic Isis, will be,lsblg TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY.GIVEN by inspeclionat the FDOT Oistrct Officein DeLand from June It, 1979 toatJune the City of Casselberry, Florida, 27, 1979 during regular office hours. They will also be available the that the City Counc il will hold public hearing location from 10A.M. to 4 P.M. alL.. from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. __________________________________________________________________________ mont of hearing Ordinance --Mr. Frank Jewell, Project Manager, may be and public to 305, consider enactcontacted for information or assistance at the DeLand District Office, entitled: phone 904734.2171. -Persons o with to Submit written statements and other AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ISOM exhibits in: OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA AS. place of, or in addition to oral statements may do so at the hearing. They ___________________ SIGNING THE NONEXCLUSIVE may also be submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing If GAS FRANCHISE DEFINED IN received at the FOOT Distrct Office, 719 W. Woodla nd Blvd. (Post Office Box 47), DeLand, ORDINANCE No. Florida 32720, no ,, RENUM. later July 13, 1979. _____ Tentative sthedules for rights of waythan BERED ORDINANCE acquisition an construction . FROM _____ and he THE FLORIDA GAS COMPANY TO t impact on the wetlands will be discussed, The FOOT's Relocation Advisory THE PEOPLES GAS SYSTEM, A. nc presented. Assista e Program will be PFIMWPNIEF~ ______ _ _ INC.: SEVERABILITY; CON. The public hearing will be held In accordance I with t he Florida Depart,FLICT5; AND EFFECTIVE DATE. mont of Transportation Action Plan (197$). t -,: " , -, '.',, CA. Benedict, ~ P.E. I This notice is given Pursuant to . District Engineer the provisions of Chapter 164, Florida Department of Transportation Florida Statutes, and the Charter Post Office Box 47 and Ordinances of the City of DeLand, Florida 33730 - Casselberry, Florida, as amended -, \• Publish: Mayfl. June 13, 14, 15 17 10, and supplemented. 19 30313234 S 1979 Said Ordinance will be considered onfirngonMy,J25, ./:: 1979, and the City Council will I c. s-ruo Y consider same for final passage, In 4W 4k C? do accordance with Chapter 166, and 4 417 own adoption after the public hearing ° ° I D _ `-14 *tflChwillbeh.ldintheCityHaiiof \. • ... -- S FrIday. June 22, 197-Vol. 71, No. 23 Published Daily and Sunday, escept Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc., 310 N. French Ave., Sliderd, Pie. 32711. - - - En'ning Hesuld - • - Legal Notice - • SHANNON, Ireland (UP!) - A Serbian nationalist who hijacked a jetliner over Michigan then surrendered in Ireland was flown back to the United States today under guard at the end of his 23-hour, two-nation odyssey. Nikola Kavaja, 45, of Paterson, N.J., who seized a Boeing 727 jet en route from New York to Chicago on Wednesday, was guarded by four Irish policemen. He was accompanied by his lawyer Deyan Rank Brashich, who flew with the hijacker from New York to Shannon Airport Thursday, after failing to convince him to surrender in New York. £"'t. s1ac rew Kavaja held at bay with a bundle of dynamite during the tense flight from New York 24 hours earlier -Capt. Dick Werrnlck, Copilot Ross Sadlemire and Flight engineer George Eckhardt. .. Profitt. Loses Appeal- - Tax-Evader Sentenced . Group Opposes TV Themes, Ads: By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The portrayal of pro-marital sex on the television screen. The advertising of feminine hygiene products. Programs about homosexuals living together whose sexual preference appear to be accepted by the community. The majority of the sex education committee, an advisory group to the Seminole County School Board, Thursday agreed to oppose these TV program themes and advertisements, Other positions finding a concensus Included opposition to programs that depict racial stereotypes, loose sexual activity and "anti-heroes" who show little respect for the law and win, The sex education committee is a recently formed advisory body of the Seminole County School Board. Superintendent of SchoOIsWthanyer recommended Lnpr1jacjtjzecomziJttee be formed to thin .a* oltouMn materials." This, he said, should be dune before instituting a sex education program in the classrooms. Input from the committee will be considered when the sex education program Is written, Layer said. To effectively study various programs and advertisements, the MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - Sandinista rebel leaders have rejected Secretary of State Cyrus Vance's peace plan for Nicaragua, pledging to battle government troops "until we win or lose." Fresh guerrilla reinforcements crossed the Costa Rican border to join the fighting. "We will fight to the end, until we win or die. . we refuse any action by the OAS and we will not accept any mission of the OAS," the Sandinista high comand said Thursday night In a broadcast from "somewhere in Costa Rica." Government sources said the new invasion force of more than 400 men entered Nicaraguan territory Thursday night at Penas Blancas and ran into a barrage of government 105 mm howitzer fire. . - Sex Friday, June 22, 1979-3A I ; ,,:- - time. Site plan regulations were developed by the county in 1977, but a review committee this year recommended modifications which further clarified a builder's obligation be adopted. The meeting has been rescheduled for June 27. * , *?11~ ,_. 1-1 - 1) 500 Riot In Protest Of Killing By Guard -:. . 40% . or" ._.. * . 4 ,_~!'q , . .. .t, ... I., I Delay Approval of site plan reg ul ations that wo ul d have tightened the guidelines on parking, drainage and other building restrictions in the unincorporated areas of Seminole County was delayed Wednesday night due to a lack of a quorum on the county planning and zoning cornmission. The seven-member panel requires four members to be Present before official action can be taken. During Wednesday's special meeting, only chairman Harry Beckham and Jerry Crews were present. Members absent were Jane Sirkin, who Is recovering from back surgery; Gary Nelson, who was delayed by his work; Mike Davis, who was out of town on business and George Perkins, who reported prior commitments. One seat on the .!Ar. ..6~4,' 0 , t & , ,~ L _4A : -: ' - - - - - - --- - - - - -. - l -tfltSt_ S * • - • is, - .. . - .1'' • -. - - - -. • ' '. - - �Evening Herald All hands on deck! It's that time of year again. On June 30, 1948, the gates of the Sanford Naval Air Station officially closed and each year the event is marked by a r.unIon of the Navy and Marine Corps personnel who served aboard the station. Fleet Reservists of Seminole County will sponsor the event on June 29-30. The reunion Is also attended by many of the retired military who have settled in the area and It is open to the public. The 10th annual event will be officially launched Friday afternoon with a shotgun golf tournament at 1300 (I p.m. to you landlubbers) at Mayfair Country Club after which participants will retreat to the Fled Reserve building on West First Street to cool off and present awards to the winners, A dinner dance will follow at 18(X). Former shipmates and their famines and friends will get together beginning at 1100 at the Fleet Reserve for a day of food, fun and reminiscing about the old days and sharing the latest scuttlebutt. - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 30422-261I or 831-9993 Around Friday, June 22, 1979—.4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G lOP DA!O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 Ok ______ fl 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. - - - -. - •' ______ _______ The Clock Deserve Refugees By JANE CA&SELBERRY New A U.N. at its last meeting to change its name to LongwoodWinter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce. "This Is the most positive decision we could have made," said President M.M. McCullough. "With the growth of both Winter Springs and Longwood, this chamber now and in the future will grow and become the most important organ ization in the area." The old NAS brings back memories for me as well . I'll never forget the day I got a phone ca ll from my sailor boyf riend (later to become sailor husband) Len. Fresh out of Boot Camp and trade school in Jacksonville, he was calling me in Winter Park from the railroad station in Sanford to tell me he had been stationed at the NAS there. I didn't even know there was one, it had only recently opened. He couldn't have gotten any closer to home. Speaker at the chamber's June 25 breakfast meeting at Quality Inn North will be Sta te Representative Bobby Brantley, who is making the local circuit reporting on the recent legislative session. Attention House subcommittee declared recently that AIVOLE-WALTERS 1 - - Can You P i c t u re ' This __.0-10 . 4 W, ,I 1. . O/ ". A SATURDAY, JUNE23 Central Florida Kennel Club, 50th Anniversary American Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show, 8:30 a.m., throughout day, Exposition Park, Livingston Street, Orlando. - DAy, AUXILIARY CHANGE OFFICERS - ' - - - L - - ____ 'am b,, 5,1* W - . coy~~ me If, / mean, when you get to the off/ce!" "Cal! - - ............... - - • • ___ • - -, • ... .. - i t . • .. . - YEARLY HONOR ROLL A HONOR ROLL Sixth Grade Erika Arndl SeventhOrade Gretchen Jarand Eighth Grade Caryn Clause Tool Anh Doan Lori Eckler David Goebelbecker Michael Wohigemuth B HONOR ROLL Sixth Grade Jay Hauck Alan Janak Rodney Bobb b HONOR ROLL Kristine Goebelbecker Erika Arndt Chanel Brown Janet Hauck Sixth Grade Gena Humphrey Maude Swaggerty Kristine Goebelbecker Michael Henley Rita Hemsalh Maude Swaggerty Brenda Michaux Nitosha Coleman Donald Drake Demetrius Eudell Gloria Martinez Jeffrey O'Neal Andre Sand,rs Meilaine Boyd Jill Buddenhagen Kern Collins Michael Cushing Carol Franklin Thomas Galloway Fran Gordon Bette Hubbard Stacey Kinney Marc Kondracki Michael Henley Gloria Martinez Lisa Widney Brenda Mictaux Diana Williams Chanel Brown Demetrius Eudell Janet Hauck Tracy Lowie Ronald Nelson Margaret Allen Rodney Bobb Mellanie Boyd Jill Buddenhagen Kern Collins Donald Drake Carol Granklin Thomas Galloway Troy Glnsman Fran Gordon Vickie Green Richard Renfroe Vickie Hunter Leroy Killingsworth Diana Williams Moravlan i . - L.,- • • ni • '.'j '-'- t .1 S U i~ -a EAG LE SCOUT Scoutmaster W. W. T re of Troop :is watches as GETS PIN Mark Bose, 17, receives Eagle Scout award Sunday at First Baptist ('hiirch, Sanford. The award is being pinned on b the south's mother. I At danger signals; fetal July 23 and 24. dktdllopnicnk, mild et'dltIontng. Fee for the series is $10, or exercises, nutrition, smoking $2.50 per session. The complete and drugs, routine policies of series is approved for six the hospital and labor and contact hours of continuing delivery, including available education by the Florida State medication and anesthesia. 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Some of the tests commercial concerns help takers prepare for layette) and tour of the Ut)_______ This Su mmlelr are known as SAT, LSAT, MCAT that is, scholastic aptitude stetrical department. test, law school admissions test,nledJcal college admission test A Classes for expectant ________________ boost of 100 points could made a big difference when a candidate mothers delivering at SM II, will is considered for admission, be free, and a fee of $3 for those I We The SATs, for example, are scored from 200 to 800, the higher delivering elsewhere. C:r figure being perfect. An estimated 1.4 million high school students Joy Jones, R.N., associate _________________ took the SATs last year. The test itself has been getting close looks care coordinator for Shill's General from educators, parents and others trying to figure why SAT 'obstetrical Department, ad- _____________________ scores have been dipping over the last decade. vises expectant mothers to At prestigious colleges, admissions officers prefer scores in the enroll very early in pregnancy , Air Conditioning System . 650-and-up range on College Entrance Examination Board SAT PLUMBING if possible. To register and to i t administered by Educational Testing Services In Princeton, tess HEATING. INC. _ ____________ obtain additional information, I__ "The skill of test-taking then becomes more Important than u skills the tests allegedly measure. People who can afford the cost proof.' of such schools thus have an unfair advantage at important transition points from high school to college, from college to graduate, law or business school, from school to job, and in some instances from one Job to another job. TUESDAY, JULY 3 Personality Breakfast featuring U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, S a.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. THURSDAY, JULY 5 DeBary Blood diaw1ng 4-7 pin., community center on South Shell Road, for donors 17 through 65. WALL N.J. Some critics of the highly st andar dized tests claim the slide in SAT scores Is due to the test being behind the times. Others claim it is due to cultural biases that It Is biased in favor of white mimic candidates and thus as greater numbers of blacks and poor take it, the overall scores will decline. __ NEWCOMER! "Fio$da's own greeting dsdlcatsd to - We1O1fliflg flew residents. Flodda Owned Florida Mansg.d - ....ii3J A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our reprisentative. She has bio. I chutes, civic Information; troduction from local mer- Jill Janak Theresa Young Susan Mann S.sdo'd Jeannette Speigle James Cohen Leonora Folsom Michele Jamison Jonathan Smith Jesse Turner £ighthorade Charles Abernathy _______ __ ________________ Welcome Bonnita Clark Deborah Graham Phyllis Rodlun Jeane$te Sp.igl. Tracy Cranmer Carol Moore Phyllis Singley Leah Swienhart EIGHTHOARDI Charles Abernathy Jay Sauck Martha McIntosh LaDona Merrifield LaDonna Merrifield Debra Franklin Lisa Morse William Pashe Robin Stern Trichel Taack Angela Thomas Hector Almeyda Sylvester Bryant Sheila Cogburn Michul Wohlgemuth Hector Almeydi Tnichel Taack Angela Thomas Sylvester Bryant Sheila Cogburn Sheryl Jones William Pashe Wayne Boil Sondra Castillo Sheryl Jones Vermotta Hall Michelle Silva John Truluck Howard Harrison Carol Ludwig Deborah Butler Lisa Morse Robin Contrail Robin Stern Vermotta Hall John Truluck Have you seen a photo that appeared in the Evening Her. _____ _____ ______ - ________ _____ ping needs, cards of In- ____ Ll Lola Wlnn-323.2752 - - aid you would like to have? Well, they're available. Now you can order an 8x10 orint of any photo - Which has appeared — in the Evening Her. - South kmh,oh aid within the last 30 Laura Bshe-33.l$4S Co-ordinator days for $4.00 plus tax. Tracy Gregory Martha McIntosh 7 MI a and 40 help with your shop- Phyllis Rodlun A vva flt COpy? FM I... Sonia Walker Susan Mann 1007 Sanford Ave. ____________________________ 11 interested persons should - Seventh Grade Tracy Gregory WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 Little MissFirecracker Pageant and Fourth t4 July celebration sponsored by Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycettes and Jaycees beginning at noon, Altamoxde Mall. - Strickland Smith Patrice Sposato Jill Janak Michele Jamison ' - I i.-- - - - Joshua Robbin Andre Sanders Theresa Young - ' Jeffrey O'Neal Christine Reynolds Tammy Rhyne Bonnita Clark James Cohen Leonora Folsom ;, , Patricia Tobin Sonic Walker Judy White Seventh Grade .-.; .• Stacy Kinney Lonnie Lawson Deborah Graham Sanford LA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 121 W. First St. Casselberry LA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. -' Joshua Robbin Patrice Sposato Lila Widney Dolaina Wiggins Polka Dance sponsored by Polish American Space Coast Lodge 3230 at Sertoma Center, Old Apple Plaza across Highway I from Marina, 8 p.m. to midnight. Open to public. Listed Ann Schmidt John Smith Vincent Virgo Humphrey Seventh Grade Gretchen Jarand Eighth Grad. Caryn Clause Tool Anh Doan Lori Eckler David Goelbelbecker SATURDAY, JUNE 30 10th Aesual MS Sanford Reunion, 11 a.m., Fleet Reserve, West First Street. Food, entertainment. - t Carol Ludwig A HONOR ROLL Sixth Grad. Gena -. - ' •: during pregnancy including and 17; total joint replacement. Amy Posey HONOR ROLL Fourth Quarter FRIDAY, JUNE 29 Fleet Reserve golf tournament, Mayfair Country Club, in conjunction with NAS Sandord Reunion. Dinner Dance at Fleet Reserve on West First Street to follow. Longwood M, dosed $ p.m., Rolling Hills Church, SR 434 "The NEA has learned through reliable sources," said NEA Executive Director Terry Herndon, "that an FTC staff report contains data which will pt-ove that students who attend costly Private Ching schools achieve ghe'r dardized tests tests which the test-makers claim are 'coach 1 44 i ew L.AKEVIEW Tanglewood AA, closed, 5 p.m., St. Richard's Church. assistant and three or four aides, has now mushroomed Into an office of nearly 100 emnm hIQ,1l My u u-zu mswary range: i4,jD to $47,500). Its budget is as large as the preservation unit's, if not larger. Other Peripheral branches of Archives have Shown similar growth in personnel and budget. These ancillary activities may be important, but Y are not vital to the successful handling of the agency's designated function to preserve documents of lading historic importance for future generations. 46 / -- - CJIW& call _1 90AIIA9 CeAL1ee ___ _____ 2=2611 11 om swamp 11 Home Office 904-734-6031 to place your order I - "" I • -• - - - - • • - - - - - , -- - - - - - - -. ) - • -•-•••---.---••----••-- kev MIDDLE SCHOOL Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford ~ / J I / - Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. . -: ------ a Honors Alrprt. South Voluala Sertoma, 7:30 am., Deltona. - • •.. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. JACK ANDERSON - I ' The first series of several contact the Nursing Education prenatal classes scheduled by Office, 3224511, extension 607. Seminole Memorial Hospital, In addition a four-part series 1101 E. First St., Sanford, will on ortho pedic patient care will be Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. be presented by the hospital starting July 10 and continuing starting July 2 and 3 in tha through July 31 in the hospital's hospital's auditorium. lu (lit or I u in , hospital Participants may attend th spokesmen have announced. evening course on Monda Spokesmen say the Four-week from 7:30 to 9 pm. or the is designed to educate the ex- ternoon classes on Tuesda pedant mother in all Facets of from 1:30 to 3 pm. pregnancy, childbirth and Dr. Thomas Brodrick and I r immediate child care. The John Schaeffer comprise (Ii overall purpose is to promote faculty. Course outline inFt1ltIl)• centered maternity care eludes: fractures and casts, for the commnumly. metho: July 2,3; traction t iie course will expice ore 11 iul) Jii W, iu physicaland emotional changes fractures and repair, July 16 The NEA says the report 'has serious implications for the rights of millions of students and adults at the turnin g points of their lives." -. Cindy Adams - - - ' - Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. ,•: .', Se t Levine, a former FTC staff member, worked on the FTC report on the test-coaching industry. Charles Shepherd, FTC spokesman, told UP! it would do no good to f ile a Freedom of Information Act request for the report, that such a request would be denied, as more than a dozen have been to date. lie said the FTC conunissioners, upon reviewing the report, may decide to widen the investigation and that in such a case, this report would be kept out of circulation. - Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. - a _= Both requests have been denied and now both are appealing to federal courts. In this unusual scenario, the NEA lawyer fighting the FTC for the information is Arthur E. Levine of "I Alan .ianak - ..--,--- , Prenatal Classes the - Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overtrook Drive. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. - questionable ways. Th ere is, for Instance, the private "trust fund" that Archives operates. Its main function is to reproduce records and sell them to the public; It was Intended to be largely self. supporting. But we have learned that public funds appropriated for preservation work are regularly diverted Into the trust fund as "relmbursunent" for manpower and support costs. Although the fund's operation with 200 employees and a $8 million revolving kitty is almost as big as Archives' total budget of $10 million, the fund's private employees are often To justify their empire building, Archives paid out of appropriated Then the trust fund, according to information bureaucrats have accepted for safekeeping nwe we have received, Is used to pay for Such and more material, some of which haicfly frivolities as cocktail parties, on which It is qualifies as historic or even temporaity illegal to spend public funds Gvernment valuable. What is one to think of the audio-v1ual auditors are now trying to determine whether a division's acquisition of old Harold Utyd cache of expensive booze discovered In the movies, "Gone With the Wind," netwbrk newscasts and sound tapes of igos j' office of one former official came from Andy" radio shows? fund. We have learned also that as much as one. Or a portrait of Richard Nixon rendered In ft of t money shown on Archive? booksbottle caps? Or a wan dwy of Goége having been spent on preservation may Instead Washington with collapsible legs — so groteue have gone for auth boondoggles as bureaucratic that even Archives' packrat poolmbahs aem$ it featherbedding by ambitious Archives empire beck after Initially accepting It. I builders. Despite his protestations of injured For example, the educational arm of noce nce, we think Achivist Rhoads Archives, which used to be rim by one arteclal plenty of exnlalnlng to do. '- -- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 - In highly The National Education Association has filed a formal request under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain the underlying factual data in the yet-to-be released FTC report. So have others, including Stanley H. Kaplan, head of a testcoaching service operating in 88 cities, mainly the large / Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford - is spent 92, Sanford. Boston. - appropriated funds doesn't boost scores significantly. 16 - 0mw recd column on the had treated them badly. darming state of decay and dderiorsition of Despite the hasty, gratifying cleanup camprlceleu American historical documents at the paign, however, we____ rem-in unconvinced. National Archives generated an outpouring of For example, Rhoads and his top brass syl lMteri from outraged readers to John conceded that there is a "major preservation Rhoads. problem" at Archives. They merely argued that their issahllltyto solve lt can be blamed on lack of m. response was . OM) provided by their parent agency, the Archives officials ordered some of the cluttered shelves and floors tidied up. They 1nMaIIId four Gemal SwvicadmIrin, Rhoads pointed proudly to the fact that in his new hydrothermograph machinesto ____ 10 years as Archivist he has been able to wangle temperature and humidity n $11 million out of GSA for preservation a far some of the precious docon cry from the $200000 a year the agency was began a rogram to lick the problem of spending on preservation when he took over. deteriorating nitrate film; Way We agree that getting money has been a big security measures to beep unautitosiseci persons problem for the Archives. But we mud point out away from Items that might tempt the sticky that Rhoads knew the magnitude of the preservation work needed on deteriorating They even managed to locate a rare maps, treaties and papers of the Continental document by Karl Marx that we reported Congress from an Internal study he ordered had been miming for 10 years. (ft was found back In M.Yet he asked for only $1.5 million behind a Shell, two days after our dory ap for a five-year period. tl We some fiwouldonat more than that Juatto neutral ize Pews') &111 wartime telegrams of President 111 In a the acid that Is eating away at the Continental meeting with us, Rhoads aènitted that Archiws pap r also fn1II officials hadn't even known they were lost iudll f had his problem 10 they rend sea' eoleann. ysam ag,, he —('l hew raised the needed But Rhoads insisted that we had wrongfully i sI'ed his stewardship stewar of OW "Mh' A more fmvlana1 problem is determining heritage. He and his top aiddas zd gave us a jt hew Archives handles the money It does get. Cook's tow of their domain to coiivincs us we We have learned that much of the agency's 1 4 metropolitan areas. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. - - Orlando Drive, U.S. II- - Pareuts Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 691 Lake Minnie Drive. - - /'.. : i i - Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Cauelberry. Mid-FlorIda REACT, 7:30 p.m., Fir Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, DeBary, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. - -. WASHINGTON ..J V1 'T . " -.-,./ -0 . - sri - Ne ect ~, '' 11 I, r~ - Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center, N. Edgemon. Pre-school storytlme, 9: a.m., Sanford Branch Library. - Of Tes ts installed at a dinner Sun. claiming for years that extraordinary preparation for the tests day by the Seminole doesn't significantly change a test-taker's score. About 300,000 students pay from about $300 to over $500 to be Chapter 30, Disabled War Its coached. This Includes some 100,000 high school students. If the Veterans, and FTC probe report, handed to the Commission May 15 in auxiliary. A bo ' , Washington, shows paying for intensive preparation coaching, Commander Martha as It's called makes a big difference, then the complaint will be Zimmer (left) teaches raised that coaching is unfair. Junior Vice Commander Various civil rights groups will allege that students who ..annot June Brown the proper afford coaching the poor and especially the black poor are at way to wear her cap. Be- an even greater disadvantage than Is now alleged when they take the tests that open doors to colleges and all kinds of training, low, Junior Past Cornincluding medical and law schools. Civil rights critics of the test mander Bert Zimmer have claimed for years the tests are biased in favor of white (left) turns over the p0. males and against white females and blacks and hispanics of both wers of his office to the sexes. new commander, John Testing industry chiefs, including $85,000-a-year Education Peters. The dinner will Testing Service President William Turnbull in Princeton, N.J., deny the tests are biased. They also maintain drilling or coaching be at the clubs' lodge oil TUESDAY, JUNE 26 Competition ' l .~ ~-...,,I ~, I 1-Y By PATRICIA McCORMACK UP! Education Editor Does costly "coaching" for the college, law and medical school .4,,, 1 admissions tests boost a score 100 or more points? That's the quest ion a F ederal Trade Commission investigation Is attempting to answer. The probe report, when released, could are to be rock the multi-million dollar testing industry which has been - .' . : - Longwood Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 a.m.. Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Speaker Rep. Bobby Brantley. Associational business meeting of Motivators of Orlando, 7:30 p.m., 133 Whooping Loop, Altarnonte Springs. EDUCATION WORLD Archi*ves Says 'Not Gu'8 1t Schoo New officers 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, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand, 7 p.m., Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, Mental Health Center, noon, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Tops TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and County Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte _- South Seminole Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. - BERRY'S WORLD ,, I - MONDAY, JUNE25 Monday Moruers Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. - - ~ - SUNDAY, JUNE 24 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkham boulevards, Deltona Seminole Group AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. - ., 11W For -. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Chruch. j - , I" - a n I in g Probing - Emergency - Is Coach'i 'ng .. On The Ref ugee - FTC "hoe-down," 6 p.m. to midnight, Maitland Civic Center. Square dancing, country store and round dancing with disco exhibition. the current exodus of refugees from Indochina had reached crisis proportions. And while that was undeniably true, works alone are inadequate to ____ convey the horrendous dimensions of this tragedy. Assistant Secretary of State Richard C. Cv. Hoibrooke told members of the subcommittee on Pacific and Asian affairs that as many as 90,000 Vietnamese refugees may have perished at sea since January. More than 130,000 other Vietnamese ? I ,._ "boat people" have reached temporary havens during this same period. BY ROBERT WALTERS Tens of thousands of Cambodians have crossed WASHINGTON (NEA) Move over Cheryl Ttega, John Travolta, Burt Reynolds and Shaun By DON GRAFF into Thailand in recent weeks only to be forcibly 1 Cassidy. There's a new poster on the market that You've probably heard it before, something to repatriated by Thai soldiers and police. Their doesn't include a photograph of a single rock the effect that the accidental death of one return to a land shattered anew by a Vietnamese singer, movie star or television personality. American can make headlines while the invasion, threatened with famine, and still witness The celebrities are depicted, but they're dliperishing of millions of Chinese by flood or 1 to indiscriminate murder at the hands of soldiers fiqult to find because the poster is actually a famine may be noted in a paragraph on the Inloyal to the former government of Pol Pot amounts chart illustrating the income, wealth, race, sex, side pages. to a virtual death sentence. marital status and occupational classification of That old and It is observation is less a virtually every adult American. Refugee camps in Malaysia are now so over criticism of callousness on the part of crowded that more and more boat people are Americans, or distorted news judgment on the Despite Its unconventional format, the poster part of the American press, than a comment on a has become an exceptionally popular item in this denied even temporary sanctuary and must sail basic truth about human reaction to human city, blossoming on the walls of offices occupied toward Indonesia. Indeed, the Malaysian governmi se ry : Distance lends disinterest. by politicians, journalists, union organizers and ment has threatened to expel all 76,000 boat people Ameri ca ns' awareness of th e world they share religious leaders. now in Malaysian camps and to shoot any adhas chang ed considerably, however, sin ce World In recent months, almost 2,000 posters have refugees who enter that country's waters. War II. Th at conflict awaken ed them to the inbeen sold, most of them to buyers here and In Meanwhile, Indonesian officials have decided Meanwhile, fluence of distant peoples upon their own affairs New York, by a oneman sales force a that the 30,000 Vietnamese already In refugee and to the need, as a matter of both conscience Baltimore economist named Stephen Rose who and self-interest, to involve themselves in the camps there are enough. Thus, the Indonesian also happens to be one to the two young men who relief of human distress where possible and navy had been ordered to intercept the refugees at created the poster. wherever it occurs on the globe. sea and turn them away. Called "Social Stratification in the United Considerably but not completely. Southeast The cost of these actions is written in the terrible States," the massive chart (almost 4 feet long Asia is witnessing a human tragedy that may toll of refugees lost at sea, and 3 feet wide) contains 1,000 male and female exceed anything in modern history with the figures, each standing just under one inch high By default, Hong Kong is fast becoming the exception of the genocidal devastation wrought destination of last resort for these desperate and each representin g 123,000 real people. by Nazi Germany and that already far exceeds people. But the British Crown Colony already measures taken to date to cope with It. The chart's initial appeal lies in its lucid It houses 150,000 destitute immigrants from mainland not that the refugees flooding out of d graphics that vividly and quickly convey to the Vietnam an cambodia go unreported. The China. The crush of refugees is so great that viewer a sweeping portra4t of how Americans compulsory exodus makes headlines daily , on d4 By Si'J wurx, who they marry, how much El) STA'rrMANN thousands are living on their boats lashed Cotiier dglng o1 wmp.scy will be as objective American front pages. But they have yet to money they j GREENCASTLE, Ind. (UPI) earn and In an age of what happens to their possible on coilegewide standards, Rosser said, in the harbor. In all probability, Hong Kong may arouse a response falling enrollments and come w h commensurate with the en they retire. . . fierce competition and students will have several chances , soon feel compelled to close Its doors to refugees. to pass ni1tude of the disaster. - WEAh 'of 'that 'Iliftirmition Is 'available' In Last Decenber, Asia's ref ugee camps held Is about to narrow its gates by tóüg ning both' Upperciass students, even those whd have repo rts produced by the Bureau of Labor Vietnam has made lt clear that it 1nten to 200,000 Vietnamese, Cambodians and Laotians. admission and gr aduation andards, st passed, will face required "W courses" to see If expel all ethnic Chinese remaining Statistics, the Census Bureau and other federal In the couhtry "The great temptation is to, if not lower ad. The current population of the camps exceeds they have kept the ability to write expressively. agencies. But those statistics invariably are mission standards, at least possibly more than a million. At least half a 300,000 and this figure increases daily, lower grading The core curriculum will be emphasized, he million already have been forced out, with an displayed on gray pages of densely packed requirements to lessen the difficulty," said said, because "If you have these kinds of skills appalling proportion dying The United States, France and Australia are numbers. at sea in the estimate DePauw President Richard F. Rosser. you then can enter into a variety of professions." that deaths from drowning, accepting thousands of refugees each month for "If I read statistics, by the time I've gotten to exposure, hunger Instead, the private school with an enrollment The mass of knowledge, be said, has become so and thirst have risen recently the eighth number I've forgotten the first permanent resettlement. But the swelling tide of five," of 2,250 will require incomin students to Jave huge nobody can get a handle on all- ')f It, SO percent of expelees. A primary from 50 to 70 says Dennis Livingston, the other creator of the generally humanity has long since swamped resettlement reason being the higher Scholastic Aptitude Test scores specialization must come after graduation poster specifically designed to avoid that typical than use of unseaworthy boats. efforts in the past al ough th other factors also professional schools or on the Job. reaction to government produced population will be considered, Last' year's International conference on InMeanwhile, Thailand, which has been The requirements will mean more work by figures "We do not have open admissions," said dochinese refugees, sponsored by the United both students and teachers, but "these changes receiving the bulk of refugees from the C*mOn the Rose-Livingston poster, blue-collar Raiser, whose school has kept its enrollment were adopted by a decisive majority of our facul- bodl&n'Vietnamese war, has drawn the line. Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, workers are depicted In blue, farmers in green stable the past decade. "We don't want to take ty," said Rosser, adding that retraining of Troops are forcing tens of thousands back across generated additional contributions for support of MW retired people — many of them elderly and anybody for whom there is not high potential." the border. To give the Thais their due, they have faculty members will begin this summer. the camps and slightly higher resettlement quotas gray-haired in gray. Married couples are And it will be harder to May once admitted, he "Historians and political scientists are not previously taken In refugees to the point whe re from a handful of Western nations. But, plainly, holding hands while single men and women said, although DePauw where tuition, room trained in helping students in grammar, their capabilities to absorb more are vlrtuâll1' Mind alone, this kind of Incremental Increase in humanitarian and board run $6,000 a year has a high spelling, style etc.,'! he said. While some exhausted. There are at least 150,000 now in assistance Is inadequate. The poster's real vlaue, however, lies in its retention rate of about 65 percent. professors might balk at the idea, its value is 'P5 in the country. In comparison to national Countries like Tha land and Malaysia must have Starting in 1980, the school will insist its portrayal of our society In a fashion that destroys clear, he added. populations, that is the equivalent of the United graduates be able to speak and write effectively several popular myths. additional financial assistance If they are to con"If you're in political science and your States accepting some one million Indochinese and handle quantitative analysis. They will be students don't write a decent essay, you have refugees, about four times the number actually tinue providing temporary sanctuary to the The chart offers little solace, for example, to requiretitosimow their competency on tests given great difficulty in knowing what they know." admitted to date. refugees. For the same reason, permanent radicals on the left who envision a pyramid- through their four undergraduate years. The decline in basic competency the past two resettlement quotas In countries willing to accept shaped work force, with vast "masses" of poor Washington sees the sitUation as a "massive "Although a few colleges do require cornblue-collar employees and unemployed people patency in English for decades accompanied curricular changes in disaster" and "calls upon"—State Department refugees must be increased, graduation, not many elementary, secondary and higher education, s okesman Hodding Carter 3rd'a words filling the broad base, while wealthy managers schools that I know of have The only feasible approach to this immense and Hanoi gone to these three Rosser said. "There is quite enough blame to go to pcease compelling people and owner occupy the ratified atmosphere of the competencies," Rosser said in an Interview, to flee. Considering worsening human tragedy is an international around." slender pinnacle above. recent history, there is no reason to expect Hanoi "We've decided at DePauw that the future of mobilization of resources to provide both ternIn English composition, he said, "We were respond in any fashion to a call Issued from Instead, the poster shows that more private colleges hinges directly on quality of faced with st udents coming In who although Washington, porary shelter and pe rmanent resettlement to let alone In a co-operative f ashion. three4ourths (75.3 percent) of all American education. We feel there are enough parents and they were very bright in terms of any kind of those fleeing Communist rule in Indochina. mere Is also talk of seeking Soviet aid in in. The subcommittee on Pacific and Asian affairs v rat the very top of the jebut doing. Our present students recognize the need but mot of their learning is done ina passive appear to be no has taken the first step by asking President Carter instead are concentrated in the $5,0004o $30,000- for this, although no one likes the Initial fashion. They are not forced to write back or taking a hand in advantage to the Kremlin in to call for an emergency session of the U.N. resolving a crisis that affects per-year range. drudgery." speak back." and embarrasses primarily the West. General Assembly. Nothing less will be sufficient to address this staggering crisis. _ 111111 ~. Old-fashioned 7-~', ,'i -, a - - -~, -;;. . Friday, June 22 ,197 9-5, ' -- A FRIDAY, JUNE 22 Tanglewood AA, dosed, 8 p.m, St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Roiling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins. Area businessmen were warned in the latest issue of the group's Chamber Chatter to be on the lookout for telephone soliciters recruiting members for a non-existent "Central Florida Chamber of Cornmerce." If you get such a call they advise you get the details and notify Altamonte police. Needless to say there was a lot of commuting back and forth to Winter Park during his stay in Sanford as an aerial gunnery instructor. LENDAR I The Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce voted Frankle and Johnnie will be playing for dancing from 1500 to 18(X) and there will be horseshoe and pool contests. For the kids there will be hayrides and a trip to the zoo. To give some indication of the number of Navy personnel living in the area, the Fleet Reserve of Seminole has 775 members. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - • ,-. .• - &.i-- •--:- ... - • .,, -: - - - 7-4 --if *-- 't.r' t?e' '- - -_- ' -- - ' ' . - I �BLON DIE 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Friday, June 22, 1979 by Chic Young I'D LIKE MBUT I AJJTi MAME,TW$S BANK 'L, \ OPEN AN j '-1 SURE 7 415 BANK 15 HAS BEEN SAFE r—" ACCOUNT SAF SI NCE 2, "5 CIA 1 Soap ingredient W vs••&irr (i-i.iw BEFORE — _____ _____ by Mort Walker REA .TO HIT THE SACK! IF IT WEREN'T FOR THESE AFTERNOON NAPS IP NEVER MAKE IT 11 L SAY WEAR A GUY L't 01.11. _____ ,_.....—. J I 22. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Th OR AM 1: OF'Ft)5T 5E.X1 1 I I I 1 I I I (0.22 I I I ±k ARCHIE by Bob Montana CLEAN OUT THE ATTIC, %,LEAN OUT THE GARAGE, CLEAN CXjT--- HI, JUG MOM'S CN A CLEAN-UP HI, ARCH RELAX I'LL BE GLAD TO HELPYOU I ~`GREAT! I'LL CLEAN WHERE 00 OUT THE YOU WANT REFRIGERATOR! TOST4T. CAMPAIGN.' 0 H -. 56 Cereal rass 57 Cotton ?.br r r lIl:J P E 11A 51 0! Ari rat W 3 I1L]!I 01FAM K YJ 0URKLV6 Matter Here The 0 T AN $ W F Evening Herald, Sanford, F). J rr' - () - _r_.!_ by Howie Schneider - A MOOf THE. IcfPuJG IQ IHIS C00UW t:~ ei kt*A) 1H5 ) FRlCE tLJIL GN IHMS MW 10 T 15E AU WD TO WRATIM ! A Wr =SWMW... I J s.It&JT C/RVCR / by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP PIPN T KNOW FARRAI4 FAWCETT ANEW FOSTER CUT. )-i r A Fn I? C 'C UNIIT by Stottel & Mel g:OOT F011t 50"-' T5 ANP 5 / THE FA FAUN 'i 4s REPAIRS CAN IT YOU TWO A09VE ON Is 0dm 4NY7'/1/N9,4 CAOM 15VIZE! Ava#91110cra— fto U ANK AND_ERNEST x4± e i ''.1; OuT '1 ME I WORMED! ______ GB$. NOT W1 r— -. - IL'! WAY,, TO go WRON& ALL mf OU — lwmw~ 1'aM ( '• uiiv A a.i,i-?tiI PT 14 wnii-s-i...,.. I I -sr - lOONIES - PT.SCFI e#"a-s1Jas.Ir "'' AR OSSSD writ C1ENITJ1& i . I XHAtJ$TION, iwuw. LIWC',k1II :- '"' VW . - -- . - MAN - 1J ' - ' 1"" CLEW* T Movv Mr. 0. 1a Craig L.gg.tf . -. - . : :: — . ,- •• . "i - / . -- --'--—- - - . ,, ________ ,_ , / .. - .• . . Cho%% p .. •., , 4 m • IS . • IV 11 .~4; fl" ' STITCH IN' TIME . • • A , . I' ,.. . . , . \ . . Henry chumacher, classpresident, welcomed the crowd, wid called tneir attmMuis to a display of - 1.oldie but goodie" photographs of the class -some dating back S Order the instructions now by sending 50 cents to Stitchin' Time, P.O. Box 503, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Ask for leaflet S528 and be sure to include your name, address and zip code. KNI[TKNACKS Dear Judy Love: I have found a helpful hint which I would like stockinette stitch my pearl row would al ways be tighter than my knit row A friend suggested that I use a size larger needle for the pelrow,maklngqie stlwheamoro loose and tenajoney the knit row. SInceevery other row lsa pearl row there isno problem keeping the pearl row on the larger needle Hope this helps your readers as much as it did me. - LK., Brooklyn, N.Y. Dear LK 'banks so much for the suggestion If other knitters have suggestiàns to knitting problems, please write. Happy Ki1tting, Judy Lave p • - .-. .-. . . ' . • . . t4 -'Z- " " " iO -. ' liar . .J .. . ' . Scholarships Awarded Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. held the Annual Scholarship Banquet at Mayfair C nt b. -ir1' topic was "Academic ry a It . off swimsui t with h t and pullover. ......... Classmates reminisced way into the early morning hour& The general feeling see-iilied to be, "Let's do it again in five yearsl"-DORIS DIETRIC11 a s ew Friend Has Signs In Her Eyes I • — Two classmates recognized for traveling the farthest distance to attend the reunion were Willis Ozier from San Francisco and Frances Jiminez Rehmn from Highland Mills, ____ Guest speakers were - - t, ;', I Cecil Dandridge presented trophies to the couple with the most children, the couple with the youngect child, the couple who had been married the longest, and the couple who had been married the shortrA period of tWife. Abby Mrs. Thelma Dudley, co. .... .- iI to the fifth graae. Door ou . '. .." DEAR ABBY: At 82, father is break the baby's am for becoming increasingly frail and delivery, cords choking babies forgetful. fie has substantial during delivery, etc. And as means and has lived alone with though that weren't enough, a housekeeper since Mother ve been hearing how died five years ago. I am his 'dangerous" hospitals are. only child (a daughter) with a JP (Unclean, mistakes made in the family of my own. I've invited lab and pharmacy.) it's all so him to live with me but he's . . . — frightening. reluctant to give u the home he's lived in for so many years. These stories are entirely Now the problem: Some decision, but I would appreciate unsolicited and very unnerving. former friends who wronged your suggestions. Abby, how can I stop these Dad in business years ago have MOTHER OF TWINS horror stories. suddenly started to visit him FIRSTTIMER DEAR MOTHER: The son regularly. They've introduced who becomes engaged first DEAR FMST: You can't stop family and he has become quite the twins should announce a YOU C1111 8toP them from beins infatuated with her. The dollar double engagement, let them shed by yfgk, but signs in her eyes are obvious to draw siraw& rd rather not bear im, but not to Dad. I ' don't want to deprive my DEAR ABBY: I'm expecting . 'N' father of any real happiness in my first child in four months. his last years, but neither do I All the beauty of pregnancy and want him to fall prey to these motherhood are slowly being opportunities I do not trust. destroyed by the horror stories What. If anything, should I do? of other women . . ,.CONCERNED IN CALIF Ladles I hardly know have .DEAR CONCERNED: How told me how the doctor had to - —_---u. ' \ much your father should be — —. - -'-' protected "for his own good" _J_. and whether he's competent to make his own decisions are proper q uestions to dis cuss with one little ad IIhis lawyer and physidaL in the Jack Homer presents scholarship awards to Geralyn Jones, James Church ltnellullftit~ spend as much time wilb youir father as possible but resist the lemplation to bad. Performance Vs. Illiteracy." . . •' . . . . . J4 -.1;1 crochet hook by Bernat-Aero. .- . . . , 13;r Beachweather is already here and what better way to top off your perfect new, sleek bathing suit than with a fashionable coverup. This multi-color pullover and hat combine for a terrific summer look that's comfortable and easy to wear. Unpack the knitting needles now and get started on this simple-to-work combo. Soft Pastels of baby blue, yellow, frosty Ume, heather orange and Wedgwood create a beautiful summer palette In this super set. Coordinate with any color swimsuit and you have a hit on the beach. Summer is the best fte to be inventive with your war. drobe. Try the fashionable top over a blouse in a matching color. Pair it with a new slimmed- down skirt o pants and y ou're all se for those lazy, hazy nights of summer. Work the combo in pastel yam by Bernat Berella Sportspun. They're light-weight and ideal for the season. You'll need 11 • v ' 'I I . . j•• ' By JUDY LOVE . •• 20th Class Reunion 14A conversation was exchanged. "You haven't changed a bit...' or, "I would know you anywhere." It was a night for meeting, greeting and eating -and socializing for some of the elmnialles who had not seen each other since graduation. Scanning yearbooks nre, from left, Ceell Dandridge, Jimmy Jackson, Barbara Colbert Noto, Pam St. John Hawkins. Richard Sykes and Richard Powell. .- / Theze were embraces, shrieks of excitement, smiles — and maybe a few tears when the 1959 claw of Seminole High School gathered at Sanora Clubhouse for the 20th class reunion. if J . •- ' . .. ' 16 ... - Herald Photos b; Tom Vincent line. from left. Betty King Yost. Douglas Bridges and Wally and Carolee Philips. SHS . . - .. I ., 'I , ' • .. Te L. . -- ----------•---- , ...JIbm :;. - ,, , ,% N, ,'•, : ' "7 • , •0 . - V ,,p.rqiè I I L" • Pr , __________ I . 0 . ___# . • -.. + - L.1..— - ,..• . (3JST KEEP gusNlps/) ; and Mrs. Ray (Joyce Benton Edwards get a kick from old photographs. . by 11T 1t• , P 1 - -- I-1v -3 __ I I 1'EL":x) _________ -. .T "" ___ I! dow - - ' / ,. "I IN I4EW 14AVE Wrm 1 ,.. pgc,1 - ' - . i KNOW RACCOONS 11.1. - 1j7 'I by T. K. Ryan •' _____ _______ , ___________ _____________ I T . IIAI1 I , . dw 2 . .• .. ____ 3. Wit MENEM TUMBLEWEEDS fill flX4 lATE 1 ____ jJ'T G0PJ'rINU -, • to share with you and your readers. Whenever doing the Owl 15 •. i i L 1I ' WE' THEY wAPr Y' ___ ...' j, ---- •"••"---- / our m I ' •, — 0I by Stan Lee and John Romita by Bob Thaves '•' L4 . . - SPIDER-MAN "ii i - ". WIN AT BRIDGE Ft" u 6 psi Off THINKTH'FIZAMIO OPMOOLY THETROUSILE 1-5, CAU015P OY 'dwAR iswr c4ASU- AN IKAC.ArtN ' WITH 'H' CURATE A MALFUNG WNPENSIFIVIZ! VIA61,40~515, TIONINCor OF: OgTigAN, T "---------- A rewarding year is ahead of 22) A failure to cooperate with you, provided you eliminate associates today could lead to some of the unproductive th1W your undoing. Where teamwork thid have hold you back in the is required, VA ywx dwe of hearts and the kins and Jack past. Be hopeful regarding new the load. of diamonds. 6-22 NORTH Then South made his slam starts. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 49 by means of a Vienna coup. (June 21-July 22) CANCER 19) You may find it difficult V K9 8 64 He led a diamond to rreat your responsibilities today to be as productive as 0 AQ9763 dununy's ace and then ran realistically today instead of you'd Like, owing to outside •6 off all his eight trumr. He leaving things to pure chance distractions. Put blinders on If retained the king n ne of EAST WEST Dedication, not illusion, is conditions get out of hand. hearts Indummy, while his 4.104 # 52 needeu to:iolve problems. Your own last two cards were the V J V Q 10 7 5 3 AQAURIUS(Jan. 2(Web. 19) ten of diamonds and the 0 82 0 K 34 new Astro-Graph Letter tells Keep a low profile socially deuce of hearts. East was., 4AK.191132 4 1087 you what lies ahead for you for today, because if you hotdog it squeezed in the red suits and SOUTH the year following your bir- too much, you will be glvldg the slam waltzed in. '$ thday. Get yours by mailing $1 more ammunition to one who is Our reader's questions were about our opinion of his for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. already a trifle jealous of you. • 105 Box 489, Radio City Station, doubles and of his rrtners PISCES (Feb. jJQ) opening lead of a N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify The outcome of events is a bit Vulnerable: Both Here are our expert birth sign. uncertain today, so be wary of answers: Dealer: South LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Avoid taking too much for granted. 1. The double of four Went North East South hearts was bad. East knew the company of persons today Avoid making rose-colored who deal in intrigue. They may projections. the hand wouldn't play there 34 30 Pass 3 4 and he didn't reaUy want a attempt to draw you into ARIES (March 21-W 19) Dbl. 4 NT Pass 4 V heart lead against spades. something that isn't your style. Be wary of a tendency today to Pass 5 0 Dbl. 6 # 2. The double of five diaVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) say things to others without Pass Pass Pass monds was reasonable. A Success could elude you today if thinking. Thoughtless remarks diamond lead actually would you underestimate either the could wound one who respects have broken up thh Vienna,Opening lead:4K challenge or your opposition. you. coup before it got started. 3. The club lead turned out' things up advance TAURUS d 2D.May 20) If anagtng a By Oswald Jacoby to be unfortunate but we critical eye. someone Is ' and Alan Sontag can't really blame West. it ist1BRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) situation for you today that tough not to lead a suic If Others will resent it today could cost you out of your Today's hand was sent to headed by ace-king. they feel you are unduly flat- pocket, peek over his or her US by a Canadian reader Finally, If east had never questions tiering them in order to gain shoulder to be sure everythingwith the several biddling and theabout play, so opened his mouth South your ends. Be diplomatic, but Is going along properly. the article will also include would surely have tried the simple diamond finesse and GEMIM (May 21-June 30) Ow "Ask the Experts not deceitful. gone down at the slam. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) For the sake of expediency Went's king of clubs held (NEWSPAPER ZNMRPRISE ASSN.).' Normally you're quite astute in today you might qpw to do Ow first act hearts which twon't ien business matters, but aj you some For a copy of JACOBY .' could be a shade too EANs ° j South studied the hand for a Bridge," care of this newspa-* your own good. Be a com- isions without considering all whil rIson shopper, not an Impulse alternatives. PISY East for at least four IOfl.NWo' Radio N,7, 'I:L(-•' Gb ' s i ', r r YOUR BIRTHDAY ILL_ 0 191`9 by NEA. Inc.1 M -I jiI' HOROSCOPE E EK & MEEK Friday, June 22,1979-7A - _" ° c2\ SugaribeThe Truth Of _ .•. BEETLE BAILEY GETTING UP A7 SIX EVERY PAY CAN SURE ly EA this DEAR DR LAMB day of talking about natural 14 Have debts irrtr $ Dr. l5 Young man 61 Hawaiian foods and vitamins, I would like 1 Ii1A IR EWE $ KI Iti r 16 Buff volcano, CH2!l youtocommentaboutthlsin I llArrest TOP Mauna_ ' 1ART !OD yourcoiumn.Somesaywhltel Lamb 18 Tibetan H I I ST 62 Depression W. I Pd T retined sugar lsa killer and raw capital tials 8 Make holy 40 Heavy 20 Cleaned off sugar should be used. Others 63 Largesea 9 Sole sleepers 22 Compass duck say there is no difference. 10 Trade point 46 Redeems 64 Bird the truth 11 Thing owed 24 M. suffix Note of 0 How do we 19 Tin (chem) tun 66 Shuts scale f it Sendi 21 Marries best for us? I addressed 25 Lending boat 67 Estuary are vitamins a razor 49 Strop 23 Australian 28 Forfeit realize if we ate correctly we your request to me, ?ir care O( 50 Narrative badger 30 Arabian ship DOWN wouldn't need vitamins, but this newspaper, P.O. BOX 1551;;'ll 24 Prickly herb 51 State (Fr.) 34 Poverty-war Many of us don't and need Radio City Station, New York'---. 53 Blob encybbr) r in N.Y.10019. 26 Chair 54 Hawkeys 35 Charitable or. 2 Slangy adiferen white reflne Of 27 Racetrack ganization ral affirmative State the synthetic and (abbr.) character e. 3 Energy not 8 55Chicego sugar is vitamins? 38 Auld Lang agency (abbr.) 29 Native of mayor DEAR READER - First, absolutely ridiculous Now Dundee 4 Within man's 58 T ype ol fuel sugars does contain a lot Of calories. fA sugar. 37 Smosr 31 Syringe power Actress 59 that get into your body are some instances people need' 39 Supervisor 32 Singletons 5 Scouting Lupino 4 1 Darling group (abbr.) 33 Antiprohibi. really three single sugars,- additional calories and it is a 60 Astronaut's 42 Diminutive suf. 6 Not in tionists glucose, fructose and galactose. good source of them. In outfix ferry 7 Small rug 38 Existed The last is found only in milk. society where there is a conThe combination of these three stunt battle of the bulge, r — 8 'T 'IT single sugars is the basis of all calories are often not useful. other sugaM starch and indeed The same thing could be said 12 13 14 all the digestible carbohydrate about the far more calories 15 -found ln lard and many fats, Il -— foods. ——— Table sugar is a combination which have additional bad 20 21 of glucose and fructose This effects upon the body double sugar is broken down In Raw sugar may contain small 24 your intestine before It can be unimportant traces of adabsorbed throuxh the intestinal ditional nutrients. So, in 25 26 27 28 33 wall. The glucose in table sugar summary, white refined sugar is not one iota different from the is a pod source of the common 34 35 glucose that makes up starch in arbohydrates. There is no vegetables. The fructose is no danger in It other than getting 37 39 41 different from that found in too many calories. The real 42 fruits. er rests in not getting j j The glucose and fructose In certain vitamins and minerals — = — 45 48 table sugar are no different that you would get If you were P L I A I ,,& from me glucose and ——— — — ——— xrU,u obtaining your carbohydrates49 50 51 52 53 54 55 found in honey. The only dif- in the fc)z of fruits and. — fereflceis that the glucose andvegetables cereals and milk' —— fructose in honey aren't 58 — — — • 59 160 • Sweets between meals are combined into a double sugar believed to be a factor in denW 82 53 64 and do not have to be split apart cavities. by your intestine. But once they 65 66 67 Now as far as the synthetic: get through the intestinal wall, they're all exactly the same. and natural vitamins, the.. — — — —— —— (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) To give you better concept major difference isln the price. of these fundamental relations, As a classic example, ascorbic lam sending you The Health acid is ascorbic acid whether Letter number 34, Sugar and it's manufactured in a chemicai-%'; Starch: Carbohydrates. It will laboratory or is part of a food help keep you from being Unless you have an illness that, misinformed with such wild Increases your requirements, . By BERNICE BEDEOSOL statements as sugar Is a poison. any of the all-purpose daily. Others who want this in. vitamin tablets should meet For Saturday, June 23, 1979 forinafloncan send 5ocents your needs as daily supwith a long, damped, self. plement to your diet. 13 Habitual / MEXO 44runner 45 Superlative Answer to Previous Puzzle weapon 9 Lysergi c acid 17 Zolf diethylamide 52 tincompromis. 12 Over (poetic) ing I I BOY! AM 43 Solar disc ACROSS of tnl Honorable Dominick Salfi, 18th Circuit Court judge; and Dr. Oswald Bronson, president of Bethune• Cookman College. Th e students parUci ards spoke on the subject, Am I? Where Am Go(n?" Jack Horner, executive histitutional Development Program at Valencia Sanford Chamber of Conunerce, presented the Community first place scholarship . College; :. award to James Church who will be attending Florida A & M, and second place to Geralyn Jones, who has enrolled at University of Central Florida. Vivian Bowden, the sorority public relations chairman, presented merit awards to chairmen of the Sorority's various mittees of outstanding community leadership during the past three years. _ .. .. '1:: .:. Mi DEAR ABBY: I have a beautiful diamond was given to me by my motherIn-law when ! became engaged. It given to her by her mother-in-law,s0lCOpside*it. priceless heirloom When the time comes, I Will offerthenngtomy am f bride—and that poses a problem because I have twin Sons! How should It be decided which twin gets the ring? orn twin? Or shfould they draw draws for it? They are only 17 now, so I have time to make that -. N in two newspapers .... the Evening Herald (on uesday) and the Herald Advertiser (on Th ursday) T and you reach ..... three big markets. Southwest VoIusI, North Seminole and South Seminole. Call Th. Evening Herald Advertising Deportment. 322.2611 or 831.9993 And Ask For The Business Review -: �BA — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June22, 1979 Legal Notice Legal Notice 18-Help Wanted Legal Notice . S Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .. Legal Notice Lot Size Variance from 5400 sq ft IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FoP 1000 sq It; Lot Width Variance from SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME 70 ft to 10 ft; Side Street Variance PROBATE DIVISION Notice is hereby given that I am PROBATE DIVISION from 25 ft to 7½ It; Side Yard FIle Number 79.71.CP AGENDA Flu Number 79.220-CP engaged inbusinessat P.O. Box 1233 variancefrom lOft 107½ ft on Lot 1, Division SEMINOLE COUNTY Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Packards First Addition to Mid. Division BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT under the fictstious name of BOB'S way, PB 2, Pg 104, In Section IN RE: ESTATE OF IN RE: ESTATE OF Noliceof Public Hearing SERVICES and that I intend to 31, on Sipes Avenue. (01ST. 2) ROSA LEE BLAKE, MARY DAHL GROLLMAN, y registersaidnamewiththeClerkof Deceased 3. MARTHA STEPHENS-BA(7. Deceased 700M. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 1679)-90V-R.I Residential ZoneNOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Florida in accordance with the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Lot Size Variance from 1100 sq ft to provisions of the Fictitious Name 1000 sq II; .ot Width Variance from CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICE is hereby given that the Statutes, ToWit: Section 5 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Seminole County Board of Ad. lOft to lOft; Side Yard Varianc. on Florida Statutes 1957 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED lustment will conduct a public each side from 10 ft to 7½ ft on Los Sig. Bobby C. Massey hearing to consider the following 76, Packard's First Addition to IN THE ESTATE: IN THE ESTATE: Publish June 8, 15, 29, 1979 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Midway,PB2, Pg 104, in SectIon33. itemS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OEK.37 that the administratIon of the estate 19.31,on Broadway Street. fOIST. 2) ____________ A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS that the administration of the estate 4. EDWARD F. REIFSNYOER-. of ROSA LEE BLAKE, deceased, of MARY DAHL GROLLMAN, FICTITIOUS NAME 1. JOHN L. MORRISON-BA(7.16. File Number 79.220.CP, Is pending in deceased, File Number 79.71.CP, is Notice is hereby given that I am 79)ISTE-A.1 Agriculture Zone-. BA(7.16-79)-93V-R.1A Residential the Circuit Court for Seminole pending in the To park a mobile home on the Zone-Side Yard Variancefrom lOft engaged in business at 714W. First Circuit Court for County, Florida, Probate Division, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Street, Sanford, Seminole County, Southerly 200 It of Northerly 1700 It to Ii') ft to build patio overhead Florida, under the fictitious name of of Westerly 1130ff of E'/, of NW'/ of Lot 121, Myrtle Lake Hills, PB 13, the address of which is Seminole Division, the address of which Is County Courthouse, Sanford, THE CARPET SHOP OF SAN Section 3621.31, less road R.W over Pgsl•9,inSeclion 232029,0th Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. - .. -.... Finrida 177I Th IUP(I., ano maT i iniena To register inc wesierly portIon thereof. C, C. vvIuuIemon oaa. wu,. The personal representative ot the ____________________________ representative of the estate is John said name with the Clerk of the Further described as Parcel 27 on JOHN estate is KAREN GROLLMAN, SANDRONI, is OeM. Names, whose address P.O. S—I_ost & Found Circuit Court, Seminole County, Lockwood Road. (DIST. 1) 18-Help Wanted TRUSTEE-BA(7.16-79)-94V-R. whose address is 21$? Castlewood Box BOO, Winter Park. Florida 37190 Florida in accordance with the Road, Maitland, Florida. The name _____________________________ _____________________________ 2. WILLIAM R. EGGERS-BA(7. IA Residential Zone-Lot Size The name and address of the per. provisions of the Fictitious Name 16-79)-19T E-A.1 Agriculture Variance from 9000 sq ft to 6750 sq ft sonal representative's attorney are and address of the personal LOST in the vicinity of Wilson Rd. Statutes, To.WiI 'Section 065.09 representative's attorney are set Zone-To park a mobile home for a and Lot Width Variance.from 75 ft to BOYS '& GIRLS * forth below, (2) 4 mo. old Doberman puppies. Florida Statutes 1951. forth below. limited time due to medical hard. 50 ft on Lot 5, Block B, Sanlando All persons having claims or Ans. to JACK & BLACK. $200 Sig: W. G. Duncan All persons having claims or ship on Parcel Al in Section 27.21. Springs, Lake Oaks Section, PB 9 13 & older demands against the estate are reward! Call 323.1951. Publish June22, 29 & July 6, 13, 1979 demands against the estate are 30, on Lake Howell Lane. (01ST. 1) Pg 7L in Section 33.20.29, on Charles requIred, WITHIN THREE OEK.105 5f$ (01ST. 2) required, THREE WITHIN 3. STEVEN COOK-BA(7.1'79)-. ________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF an exciting opportunity MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 6. RAYMOND LUCOREBA(7.. 4JTE-A.I Agriculture Zone-To 6—Child Care THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINOS to earn EXTRA SS$S THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF parkamobilehomeonthefoliowing 16-79)-16V-R.1 ResidentIal ZoneTHISNOTICE,tofllewiththeclerk The Board of County Com. THIS NOTICE, to file with the Rear Yard Variance from lOft 101½ describen property: Begin 600.51 f SCh0 0I d u r I n 9 01 the above court a written Will keep children my home-. missioners of Seminole County will clerk of the above court a written ft and Side Yard Variance from loft of NE corner of Section $21.31, run statement of any claim or demand vacation. nights or days, for working hold a public hearing in Room 203 04 statement of any claim or demand 1092.3 It, W 10611, N SO deg E, 1197.9 to 7½ ft for utility shed on Lot 54, they may have. Each claIm must be the Seminole County Courthouse, mothers. $20 for I, $30 for 2 (5 they may have. Each claim must be Call Circulation Dept. ft. S 61.31 deg E to point of begin. GoldieManor, First Addition, PB 13, in writIng and must Indicate the day week). School age slightly Sanford, Florida on July 31, 1979. at ning. Further described as located Pg 09, Public Records of Seminole basis for the claim, the name and in writing and must indicate the higher. 322.5015. 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as Northwest of Mission Road at the County, Florida, in SectIon 132129, address of the creditor or his agent basis for the claim, the name and 322261 1 possibie, to consider a specific land address of the creditor or his agent Northwest corner of New Tribes on Jay Drive. (01ST. 3) or Baby Sit Evenings 1. attorney, end the amount use' amendment to the Seminole ni'r n 7 A.*A V CDAIkIt nr ttnrnpv. and th Amnunt ciatmea. It th5 claim IS not yet due, Weekendsinmyhome County Comprehensive Plan, e claimed. If the claim is riot Hti(RLD 1, ROBERT PENDLETON-. 79)-HV-R.1AAA Residential the date when It will become due 323 7604 dinance 7723, and rezoning of the the date when it will become due BA(7.1679)-4ITE-A.1 Agriculture Zone-Rear Yard Variance from 10 shall be stated. If the claIm is described property from C.2 Retail FLEXIBLE- Typing; able to do Child care nmy home Zone-"opark a mobilehomeon Lot ft to 7ff for screen enclosure on Lot contingent or unliquidated, the shall be stated. if the claim is Commercial District to R.3A Multi. physical work. Handle phone contingent or unliquidated, the Free swimming lessons included Block G, Sweetwater Oaks Section 16. Palm Hammock, PB 1, Pgs 104 & nature of the uncertaInty shall be Family Dwelling District. orders, bills of lading. Retiree nature of the uncertainty shall be Call 630 0226 PB 19, Pgs 28 & 29, In Section 32.20. 105, in Section 102031, at the corner stated. If the claim is secured, the AN ORDINANCE AMENDING acceptable. Fast learner. Time of Oak Way and Mellonville Avenue. 29, on Sugarloaf Court. (01ST. 3) security shall be described. The stated. If the claim is secured, the ORDINANCE WHICH Newborn to small infants for 77.25 will be Split between office and (DIST. 2) 0. CHARLES GUERIN-BA(7.16.. claimant shall deliver sufficient security shall be described. The working mothers or short AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND warehouse. Permanent copies of the claim to the clerk to claimant shall deliver sufficient 5. DONALD L. LARGENT-BA(7. 79)-91V-PUD Planned Unit ELEMENT THE USE OF vacations in my home. 322.3512, challenging position. 323-6666. Development Zone-Rear Yard 16-79)-44TE-A.I enable the clerk to mall one copy to copies of the claim to the clerk to Agriculture SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. enable the clerk to mail one copy to _____________________________ Zone-To park a mobile home on the Variance from 30 ft to 19.2 ft to each personal representative, PR EN ENS lyE PLAN FROM each personal representative. First&Onlychildcarecenter open screen existing patio on Lot 41, Allpersonsinterestedmntheestate W330 ft of Lot 1, Mecca Hammock, COMMERCIAL TO MEDIUM All persons interested in the estate Saturday in Sanford Begin. Foxwood Phase I, PB 21, Pgs 501. to whom a copy of this Notice of PB 1, Pg 81, in Section 19.20.31, on DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FOR 0 whom a copy of this Notice of fling June 2. Sanford Early S1,iflSeCtiOfl72l29,onSpanishOak Administration has been mailed are the Southeast corner of South THE PURPOSE OF RE ZONING EM PLOY MENT Childcare Center. 3226613. requIred, WITHIN THREE Administrationhasbeen mailed are Sanford Avenue and Oak Way. Lane. (01ST. 3) FROMC.2 RETAIL COMMERCIAL required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF (01ST. 2) 9. JOSEPH W. PRYOR-BA(7.16. TO MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING Enrollnow-scnoolage childrenTHE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Residential 6.RICHAROB.CARTER-8M7.. 79)-12V-R.1AAA DISTRICT, THE FOLLOWING THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF. 912 French Ave. 323 5176 for summer fun-arts, 'crafts, THIS NOTICE, to file any objections Zone-Rear Yard Variance from 10 16-79)-46TE--A.l Agriculture DESCRIBED PROPERTY: THIS NOTICE, to file any objections & field trips. 3230421. they may have that challenge the ft to 7 ft for scceen enclosure on Lot Zone-To park a mobile home From th.. NW corner of the SW' RECEPTION.TYPIST. Opening validity of the decedent's will, the they may have that challenges the of the NE',- of Sec. 20, Township 21 (Renewal) on a five acre parcel 1, Block A, Sweetwater Oaks Section for receptionist with typing so validity of the decedent's will, the qualif cations personal of the 7, P8 19, Pgs. 261 29, in Sections 31 described as Lot 0-27 in Section 10. 9-Good Things to Eat South, Range 30 East, run wpm. Excellent fringe benefits. qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or 20-32, off Old Osceola Road. (DuST. 132-20-29, on Smokerise Boulevard, degrees S5'pO" E, along the North Apply in person Chelsea Title & representative, or the venue or jurIsdiction of the court, (01ST. 3) line uf said SW¼ of the NE','4. a 2) Pouitry, bee,, pot, ,isn. Free Guaranty Co. 119 West 1st St., jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND 10. ALAN INGRASS1A-BA(7.16. distance of 1227.93 It; thence 5 47 7. CLYDE C. CARTER-BA(7.16. delivery, mm. S200rder. Sanford Sanford. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED degrees 12'42" E, 255.54 feet for a 79)-17TE.A.1 Agriculture Zone- 79)-B3VPUD Planned Unit area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Development Zone-Rear Yard Live.in companion 1 housekeeper point of Beginning; run thence N 42 4To park a mobilehome(Renewal) Meats. Date of the first publication of this WILL BE FOR EVER BARR ED. for semi.invalid lady for 3 to 6 degrees 47'l$" E. 481.91 feet; thence a five acre parcel described as Lot Variance from 10 ft to 3 ft for pool Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: June22, mos. 322.5637 9a.m. to 12 or 3 to 6 UPick: Green beans, black eye 5 47 degrees 17'42" E. 190.00 feet; 0-20 in Section 1020-32, off Osceola and screen enclosure on Lot 6, Notice of Administration: June 15. 1979. p.m. Whisper Wood at Sabal Point, PB 21, peas 1 others, $5 bu. 1.1 to 46 thence N 42 degrees 47' 18" E. 15.0 Road. (01ST. 2) 1979. John OeM. Haines right toward Sanford to Bevier feet; thence 5. 17 degrees 12'12" E. 6. THOMAS E. JOHNSON-BA(7. Pgs 47 1 48, in Section 33.20.29, on Karen Grollman For a career in Real Estate call As Personal Representative Rd. right ' mi. (Ruth Burk) 322. 410.00feet;toa PointontheNwly R 16-79)-21E-C.2 Commercial Whisper Wood Drive. (01ST. 3) As Personal Representative Realty World, The Real Estate of the Estate of W line of Wilshire Blvd; run thence 3259. 11. CLASSIC CUSTOM HOMES, Zone-To allow an Auto Upholstery of the Estate of ROSA LEE BLAKE Agency June Porzig 373.3324. 5. 42 degrees 47'l$"W. along said R. Shop on the N 125 ft of E ¼ of Lot 14, INC.-BA(7.16.79)-96V-R.IAA MARY DAHL GROLLMAN Deceased W line 639.30 feet to the P.C. of a A. E. Griffin's Subdivision, P82, Pg Residential Zone-Height Variance 11-Instructions Deceased AVON ATTORNEY F OR PERSONAL curve concave NWIy having a radius 43, less the W 30 ft thereof, in Section trom 6'/2 to 10 ft to install fecce ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL I FIGHT INFLATION REPRESENTATIVE: of 735.58 feet; thence run SWly along 721-30, on the Southwest corner Lots 13 and 14, BrantleyCove, PB 21, REPRESENTATIVE: Sell Avon. Increase your earning the arc of said curve and said R-W Melody Lane and Lake Howell Pg 91, in Section 9-21.29, on Classic John OeM. Names Crewel instruction JOHN A. LEKLEM, ESQ. of power. For details call 644.3079. line 102.90 feet through a central Winderweedie, Names, Ward 1 Court. (01ST. 3) Road. (01ST. 1) ANDERSON AND LEKLEM, P.A. Woodman, PA. angleof 25degreesOl'35" to a point; Call Charlotte 323-5130 12. JOHN R. GARMON-BA(7.16.. ELLMAN'S, INC.-BA(7.16.79) Travel Agent-minimum 2 yrs. 201 East Pine Street ____________________________ P,, Box 880 run thence North 30.76 feet; thence -70E-C2 Commercial Zone-To 79)-95V-PUD Planned Unit recent exp. For interview phone 1310 Southeast Bank Bldg. Winier N. 16 degrees 36'52" W. 330.00 feet to Park, Fl. 32790 Swimming Leswn erect a personal storage facility for Development Zone-Variance to 668-3069 or (904) 775 0777 for Orlando, Florida 32101 the Point of Beginning, containing Telephone: (305) 644.6317 Openings in beginner & advanced residentIal and personal properties install 12" fence within 13 ft of road appt. 7.1336 acres more or less. Publish: June 22, 29, 979 Telephone: (305) 422.1711 beginner classes starting June I on the foiiowing described property: right-of-way on Lot 45, Weklva Hills Further, the Planning and Zoning DEK.96 Publish June 15, 22, 1979 23. Ages starting at Je mos. Call SectIon 8, PB 21, Pg 60, in SectIon 6. From the SE corner of sw Nowaccepting applications for full ,, OCK.73 Commission of Seminole County will 530-0726. D. Dorm. Section 17.21.30, run thence N 01 deg 21.29, at the corner of Duncan Trail ____________________________ 1 part time waitresses. Apoly hold a public hearing in Room 2Q ard Duncan Court. (DIST. 3) Days Inn, Sanford.. County tur(h.yje. Needlepoint UC777?3 Instruction 6d4 ft to P08; thence run 530 deg NOTICE OF INTENT TO 13. THE HUSKEY COMPANY, Sanford, Florida, on July Il, 1919 at Now accepting applications for TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME 0.4' 4Y' W, 252.34 ft. thcnce N 47 deg ET AL-BA(7.l6.79)--91V-R.1AM 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as Creative Expressions 3230*12 Notice is hereby gIven that the part.time Bookkeeper. Apply Residential Zone-Height Variance 12' 42" W 359.70 It, theqcs N 36 dig NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that possible, to review, hear comments Days Inn, Sanford. underSIgned, pursuant to the from 6½ It 108 1110 erect i lance tht ufdrsIgned, desiring E. 2424 fl and make recomm.ndation$ t& the FIctItIous Name 5*atute't, .1dlow eong the rear of lbs to lowIng W 321.2.. ft lb ...ly R.w In butlness'under the fIctItious name Board of County Commissioners on in person Lakeview Nursing -C, Sweerwater Club UnIt l.A. PB 19, Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, t JC20fl thence N 31 Center 919E. 2nd St. Additional Information may In and for Seminole County, Florida, 32771, intends to register the said E 3.94 It, thence S 5$ dig 25' 22" E Pg 49; and Lot 2, Sweetwa?er Club Local Bible Church seeks those obtained by contacting the Land Unit 1-B, PB 21, Pg 21; inSection3l. name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit upon receipt of proof of the We are accepting applications for 361.00ft, thence N 38 dig 20' 12" E looking for a Good Fundamental Development Manager at 323.4330, publIcation of this notice, the fic. Sweetwater Club full & part time employment. Court of Seminole County, Florida. 473.23 ft to a poInt on the SWIy R.W 20-39, on Church to Worship with Grace Ext. 3% titious name, to.wit: Laura Mae, Boulevard. (01ST. 30 Over 16 & high school education, DATED this lSlh day of June, A. Bible Church People. 323.940. Persons not able to attend the line of SR. 436, thence SEIy along located at 430 E. Highway 436 Apply in person at any Handy 0. 1919. 14. KILROY'S RESTAURANTS, hearing who wiSh to comment on the said Sly R.W line 325.00 fl, Ihence Casselberry, County of Seminole, Way Food Store. S. William E. Holloway, Jr. run S 38 dig 04' 11" W 350.37 ft to INC.-BA(?.16-79)-OOV-C.2 proposed actions may submit State of Florida. Paul B. Widener written statements to the Lend P08. Further described as Parcel Commrrial 'one-Height Variance That the parties Interested in said Legal Notice LET'S BE HONEST PublIsh June 22,291 July 6, 13, 1979 Iocat.1 A-25T on Semoran from 35 ft to 70 ft to install sign on Development Division prior business are as tbIiow'.t. If you weren't looking for a new DEK.101 Boulevard Immediately East of Sun the following described property: scheduled public hearing. Persons Geppetto's, Inc., a Florida Cor. career you wouldn't be reading First National Bank. (01ST. 1) That part of Lot 4 of Fernwood appearing at the hearings may po 100 percent. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR this ad, and If we weren't looking Plaza, according to the plat thereof B VARIANCES NOTICE OF INTENT TO submit written statements or be Geppetto's, Inc. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA for someone to do a lob this ad 1. MICHAEL H. FRIES-BA(7.l6. as recorded in PB 1), Pg 93, Public REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME heard orally. By: 5. Peter B. Thocnley, PROBATE DIVISION wouldn't be here. If you want the 79)—ISV—Ri Residential Zone—'. Records of Seminole County, By Order of the Board of County NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that President File Number 79.1$1.CP opportunity to earn Three to Florida, described as follows: From Commissioners of Seminole County, Rear Yard Variance from 3011 to the undersigned, desiring to engage Dated at Casselberry, Seminole Division Five Hundred dollars a week, ft for room addition on Lot 111, the SW corner of Section 17.21.30, Florida. inbuslnessunderfnefictltlousname County, Florida, June 19, 1979. call 1.900.132.8103 anytime •or Wrenwood Heights Unit II, PB $, run along the S line of said SectIon Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. of K W TRUCKING COMPANY at Publish June 22.291. July 6. ii. 1979 iii D. (fAf (SC n,*t.n P95 771.7$, In Section 35.21.30, on 17,SI9deg13'1$" E363.3,Sft,thsnce Clerk to the Board of 1300 French Avenue, Sanford, DEK.106 MILDRED O.GORTON, WAREH;USE WORKERSPoinsetta Avenue. (01ST. 1) N 41 degO9' 31" E 1062.12 ft to POB County Commissioners of Florida, 32771, Intends to register ADVERTISEMENT FOR Deceased Heavy physical work. Able to Seminole County, Florida 2. MARTHA STEPHENS-BA(7.. thence continue N 41 dig 09' 31" E the said name with the Clerk of the SEALED BIDS NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION learn. Permanent positions. By: Joann K. Hare 16-79)-19V-R.1 Residential Zone- 210 ft to SWIy R-W of Fernwood Circuit Court of Seminole county, INVITATION TO BID: NotIce Is TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Retiree acceptable. 323.1101. Boulevard, thenceSl$deg SO' 29" E Deputy Clerk Florida. hereby given that the School Board CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Publish: June 22, July 9, 23, 1979 along said R-W lOS It, thence S 41 DATED this 25th day of May, of Seminole County, Florida will THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. DEK-Il deg 09' 31"W210 ft. thence N 4$ dig A.D., 1979. receivesealedbldsuntll Juiyó, 1979, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Sell those useful, no longer ____________________________________________________________ 5O 29" W 105 ft to P06. Further Worth Allen Yates, Sr. 2:OOP,M.atwhichtlmethebldswill IN THE ESTATE: needed items with a Herald described as located on Fsrnwood Publish June 1,0,15,22,1919 bepubliclyopenedandreadaloudmn YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Classified Ad. Call 322.2611 or Boulevard between Oxford Road Legal Notice DEK.l1 the Seminole County School Board that the adminIstration of the estate and Highway 17.92, (Parcel 4J). office building. of MILDRED 0. GORTON, fOIST. 4) PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE NOTICE 101KB PUBLIC PROJECT TITLE:tyman High deceased, File Number 19.1$7.CP, Is 15. TERRY S. FREEDMAN-BA. Legal Notice SR.CR 421 Improvement NotIce is hereby given that the School. Access Road 1 Ap. pending in the CircuIt Court for (17l679)-$7V-R.lAA ResIdentIal Board of Adjustment of the City of' purtenances The FlorIda Department of Transi,ortation (FDOT) will conduct a public Seminole County, Florida, Probate Zone- Side Street Variance from 2 hearing on June 28, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Sanford will hold a regular meeting PROJECT LOCATION: Lyman DivisIon, the address of which Is IN TH CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ft to 15 It for screen enclosure on on July 13, 1979. In the City Hall at SEMINOLE COUNTY, Recreation Department CIvic Center, 300 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Seminole County Courthouse, FOR High School, Longwood, Florida Lots 16 and 17, Block G, Tract 6, FLORIDA. Springs, Florida. 11:30 AM. In order to consider a Sanford, NAME OF OWNER: FL 32771. The personal The School Sanlando Springs, PB 5, Pg 53, In request for a variance in the ZonIng This nearing is being conducted to afford interested persons the op. Board of Seminole County, 1211 representative of the estate is CIVIL ACTION NO. 79'S6SCA09.K Section 1.21-29, at the corner of o.dlnance as It pertains to front portunityof expressing their vlewsconcerningthe Iocationaspects,deslgn Mellonvllle Avenue, Sanford, MARIAN T. GRAHAM, whose JAMES E. LEE and wife, VIVIAN Carlton Street and Allison Avenue. setback let and COVSI'ag, concepts,andsocial,economicandenvironm.ntaleffectsofthepropc,s.d Florida 37771 address is 190$ Cedar Avenue, J LEE, IflIcT . . • - - .ji try!,,, i.,i,y ptuau tram counTy JIUPV'Uviuly lifluu!T), . 'M'W'' LA I- UK KLClPT, OF aniora, I-L 31111. ite name ana II. DORIS WILLIAMS-BAI7.11. In all of Block 7, Tier 14, Town 04 Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 436 (Semoran Blvd.) in Orange SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be address of the personal represen. 'IS. 79)-I1V-R.1A ResidentIal Zone-. Sanford, PB 1, P 1121113. JAMES DIX HousroN, JR. and and Seminole CountIes, Florida. FOOT Project Nos. 77120.1901 and 77)20. delivered to the Superintendent lative'sattorneyaresetforthb.low. RearYardVarlancefrom30fttol.$ Belngmorespeclflcsllydescribed 3501, Work Program Nos. 517573 and 517314, Federal.Ald Project Nos. M. ScIloQis In the School Board Office. All persons having claims or wife, JO ANN HOUSTON, et al, ttandSldeYardVarlancefromloft as located at 540 Pecan Ave. $191.(l) and BRM.179l.(2), Defendants. TIME FOR RECEIPT OF demands against the estate are to 6.3 ft for an addition on Lot 16. Planned use of the proPsrty: Maps, drawings, a dratt envIronmental Impact document and other SEALED BIDS: July 6, 1919, 3:00 required, NOTICE OF SALE WITHIN THREE Block B, Ravenna Park. Loch addition to existing buIldIng. pertinent intormationdeveloped by the FOOT, together wIth written views P.M. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Arbor Section, PB 12, Pg 61, In EL. Perkins receivedfromotheragencissorpublIcofoiclals,wlilb,avallableforpublic pursuant to Final Judgment of TYPEOF CONTRACT: Thework THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Seclion3l-19.30, on Tangerine Drive. Chairman inspectionat the FDOT Dlstrct Office in DeLand from June IC, 1919 to June will be let under this contract as THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk forociosure rendered on the 13th day fOIST. 5) Board of Adjustment 27, 1979 durIng regular office hours. They will also be available at the described in the contract of the above court a written of June, 1919, in that certain cause PublIsh: June 77, July 6, 1979 17. FRED 0. BERN ER-BA(7.16. publIc hearing location from 10A.M. to 1 P.M. and from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. documents. The Owner-Contractor statement of any claim or demand pending in the CIrcuit Court in and DEK41 7992V-RA Residential Mr. Frank JweIl, Project Manager, may be contacted for information Agreement tobeused wilIbeAR A. they may have. Each claim must be for Semino!, County, Florida, ,- ---------------------- - - - ..t Wi,fI. vi ...u.u.i,i.. lvi, IVII CUIJIUn. in writing ana must lfldiCT the wnercin JAM t. LL ana wife, to$Sft on Lot 23, Block C, St. Johns IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Persons who wish to submit written statements and other exhIbits in VIVIAN J. LEE, are Plaintiffs, and SPECIFIED BONDS: Bid basis for the cIaim the na(nit and River Estates, PB 13, Pg 34, in JUVENILE DIVISION, SEMINOLE place of, or In addition to oral statements may do so at the hearing. They security In the amount of five per. address of the creditor or his au,nt JAMCS DIX HOUSTON, JR. and Section 17.19.30, on Beacon Drive. COUNTY, FLORIDA may also be submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing If wife, cent (S pci.) of the total amount bId or attorney, and the amount JO ANN HOUSTON, (01ST. 5) received at the FOOT DIstrct Off Ice, 719 W. Woodland Blvd. (Post Of fine CASE NO. 19416-CJA will be reguirsd. Successful bidder claimed. If the claim is not yet due, FLAGSHIP U. S. BANK OF II. ELDO W. BROWN-BA(7.16.. IN THE INTEREST OF BABY 60 8o547).DiLand,Fiorida33l2O,nolaterthanJulyfl,1979. will be requIred to post a Per, the date when it will become due SEMINOLE, SEMINOLE MEM. 79)-sly-Al Agriculture Zone- 140. 1030302 Tentative schedules for rights of way acquIsItIon and construction -..l formance, Payment and Guarantee shall be stated. If the claim Is ORIAL HOSPITAL, and AMERI. Lot Width Variance from 130 ft to A ChIld the impact on the wetlands wIll be discussed. Cont!act Bond in the amount of 100 contIngent or unliquidated, the CAN STEEL FENCE COMPANY. $1.41 ft on the following described THE STATE o) FLORIDA The FOOT'S RelocatlonAdvisoryAsaistance Program wIll bepresented. pci. 01 the Contract amount. nature of the uncertaInty shall be INC. OF ORLANDO, are Defen. property: The 5 74.06 ft of N 311.6 ft The publIc hearIng will be held in accordance with the Florida Depart, PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID stated. if the claim is Secured, the danfs, Civil Action No. 79.343CA.o9. NOTICE OP PETITION ment of Transportation Action Plan (191$). of 5~ of SW ¼ of Section 1919.30, DOCUMENTS: securIty shall be described. The K, I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., FOR ADOPTION C.A. BenedIct, p,E, lying Welt of Orange Boulevard; The School Board Office, 121) claimant shall delIver suffIcient Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit Court, TO& WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and, the N 74.06 ft of S 1773.66 t O District Engineer MeIIonvIli Avenue, Sanford, copies of the claim to the clerk to will at 11:00A.M., on the 1h day 01 UNKNOWN FATHER (Last Government Lot 1, SectIon 241929; Name: WISE) Florida Department of Transportation Florlds 37771 enable ihe clerk to mail one copy to July, '1979, offer for sale and sell to and the N 141.11 ft of $ 1923.54 ft 0 Post Office Box 47 BJMAssoclates, Inc., 306 Wymore each personal representative, You are hereby notified that a the highest bidder for cash t the Government Lot 1, SectIon 24.19.29 PetitIon under oatp, (a copy of DeLand, Florida 32720 Road, WInter Park, FlorIda 32759 All persons Interested In the estate westfront door of the Courthouse in Publish: May79, June13, 14,15,17,11.19,20,21,77,24,23,26,27,21. 1919 (less begIn 177346 ft N of SE corner which is delIvered to you herewIth) 0 B TA I N I NO 61 DO I 140 to whom a copy of this Notice of Seminole County, Florida, in San. DEJ. 131 of SectIon 24.1929, thence run W has been filed In the above styled DOCUMENTS: Bidders may obtaIn Administration has been mailed are ford, Florida, the following run N 33 deg 10' 177.77 It, thence Court for the permanent corn. documents by phoning the office of requIred, WITHIN THREE described property, sItuated and E!L4Sftto E mitmant of Baby BG No. 1030302. a the Engineer, X3446.UM, after MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF being in Seminole County, Florida, I I (, • I E 177.91 ft. ttw Cf llneotsalosecteon'Ja,Tnenceruns child born at St. Petersburg, JUfle)3,1979.Thecostwilibel2S.00 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF. to.wit: 141.1$ ft to the point of beginning). Florida, tea Licensed Child Placing for eats complete let of BId THIS NOTICE, to file any obledlons The East 140 feet of Lot 12, FLOR. Further descrlbpd as located West Agency for subssauent adoption, Documents. No partIal set of plans they may have that challenge the IDA LAND AND COLONIZATION of Orange Be levard and North 01 and you are hereby commanded to shall be issued to any bidder. Each validity of the decedent's will, the COMPANY'S CELERY . PLANTA. 3.N. 4.. IUIS 1.31 oiooer 5 allowed a maximum of S qualifications of the personal lION, Less the Si.jth 560 feat, ac be and appear in the above Court at sits. i C, APPROVAL O M1W$jY1 representative, ' ft'k '4M"e N. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida at cording to the Plat thereof as All bids must be received before iurisdiction of the court. 1. Juns 1$, 1979-Regular MeetIng 2:00 p.M. on the 24th dày of July recorded in Plat Book 1, Page in,.oi This public hearing will be held in AD. 1979, and to show cmise Why the specified time and enclosed in a ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND the Public Records of SámInole the Seminole County Courthouse, said Petition should not be granted. sealed envelope plainly marked on OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED County, Florida. Sanford, Florida, on July 16, 1929, at the outside "Proposal" and the title WILL BE FOR EVER BARR ED WITNESS my hand as the Cierk of Said sale will be made pursuant to 7:00 P.M., or as soon theresfter as said Court and the Seal thereof, this of the work, the date and the name of Date of the first publication Of this and In order to satisfy the terms of possible. the bidder. The School Board of NotIce of Administration: June 1$, said Ilsal judgment. 6th day of June, AD. 1979. Written comments filed with the Seminole County reserves the right 1979, (SEAL) At'ther H. J. OflkeofthelonlngCoordlnatorwill toacclptorrel.ct.nyoralibldsor Marlin T. Graham Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Cow'? be considered and persons ap. waive any inlormalihies in the As Personal RepresentatIve Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole Cwnty, Florida pearing at the public h.iring will be of the estate of bidding, No bide shall be withdrawn By: Eleanor F. Burette By: Terry 0. CON hard orally. Hearings may be for a perled of 30 calendar dys MILDRED 0. GORTON Deputy Clerk Cfrcuit CoUrt continued from tIme to tim. aqt to the Opening 01 bids Deceased JAMES A. BARKS-of Seminole Cnty, Florida found necessary, details wltisout the consent at the Board. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL SHIPIKOLSER, LOGAN AND (SEAL) avaIlable by ca(li.lS -4320, Ext. Dated thIs 13th day of June, 1979. REPRESENTATIVE: MONCRIEF s Mr. Robert 0. Feather, Xl. LOS Social Services Gordon V. Frederick Post Office Box 2279 SemInole County Crane's Roost Office Park Chairman P.O. Box 1195 Sanford,, Florida 32771 Board of Adjustment 397 Whooping Loop s. Mr. William P. Layer, Sanford, FL 32771 Attorneys lot Plaintif Is y: tarry iair, usairman Aitamonte springs, Florida 37791 Superintendent Telephone: (305) 337.3353 (305) 323.3640 The above Legal Notice was Inadvertently omitted from the June31 Publish June 32, 1979 Publish June IS, 2L 79, 1979 PublIsh June 5, 15, 22, 29, 1979 Publish June 15,22 Publish June 15, 22, 979 Issue of The Evening Herald. DEK.102 DEK31 DEK.76 DEK-14 DEK.77 Friday, June 22, 1979-9A - 5600 per week Land Sales possible. Work part time. Ex. perienced only. Please reply Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644 2519. - I I U U U I I I ARE.' BUDGETS SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUE' FROM THE WANT AD. COLUMNS . Mechanic for VW's, 5 day wk, paid holidays, fringe benefits. $700 to $300 t%start depending on exp. 339.2962. U N I I U I U U I S IUUu•UUIUIIU , * -_____________ - - .. .. - -- -- ri.re,iriah ' . Bee winner, join the neighborhood :' professionals Altamonte Spg. based Century 21 Real Estate Firm seeking Lake Mary & Sanford Real Estate Associates. Excellent training offered. Call Pelt Woodson or Phyllis Canponi for confidential interview 830 7117 aft hrs. 331 4698 - "' . ' Ages _______________________ —______________________ - — *e. IIlflA • , — — .- ......-'. -. LvkrllNtI -.............- ., LPN lull time. Exp. w.Florlda liceSe. 112. 322 8566, Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. Night Cleaner. Apply in person between 9a.m. & 5 p.m. Holiday Inn Sanford, Lake Monroe, 530 N. Palmetto Ave. Framing carpenter-min. 5 years experience. Must know layouts. Top wages. After 6p.m. 323 4406. Full time warehouseman, apply, Loxcreen Co., 50 SIlver Lake Dr. in person. 3221031. ____________________________ Furniture Salesperson for downtown Sanford store. Must have experience. Call 323 8322. -- - ------------- - ' . - — __________ , • , ,. the •,, ,, , . Seminole ____________________________ ___________________________ ' -- ' - ______- . ___________________________ . - - . -------- IV risu - "' i " ." HELP WANTED Tractor Drivers maintenance.. janitorial. Seminole Harness Raceway. 8300840. Established SanforØ firm needs an exp. receptionist secretary for busy office. This is a five day, 40 hr. position w some overtime at time 1 a half. Must be high School grad, good typist, able to handle simple bookkeeping equipment 1 records, be ac curate 1 neat, like people 1 be a self.starter. Employment begins August 6. All replies con fidentlal. Send complete resume to Box 24, co The Evening Herald, P 0 Box 1657. Sanford, Fl. 32771. . Rig. Real Estate Broker 2630 Sanford Ave. 321-0739 A?!. Hrs. 22.7643,3fl. — For Sale by Owner .3 BR, 1½ bath block house in Lake Mary, 323-6659 - -- - - - Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean 1 roomy. See' JiThmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. INC. REALTOR 3237032 Eve.372.0617,377.15$7,322.7177 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy Ef. ficient" studios, private entranc., 'AIiI in tJOOkTaSe dttic storage, heat, air 112 b.jilt.ln power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Ave. 323.3301. - 1 acre near Weklva zoned for mobile home or home, w-el & septic already there. Deeded - right to river also. Good terms. Owner hold. )uilding lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. Good terms. Owner holding. -- 31A-Duplexes - - building lots zoned for triplex or duplex. 53500 & $5000. - 1 BR Duplex Apt. for Rent Partially furn., AC, carpet 1 carport, $125 mo. 323 25-40 Need, a commercial site for ceramic shop? We have it, $21,500. Good location. - 32—Houses UnfUrnished Paint 1. body shop all equipt, pIus 1 BR apt. on 2 lots in excellent location for business, Call for more details, $79,900. LAKE MARY, 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT 1 AIR, $275. REFERENCES. $7,000 buys you this 96x120 lot in Paola. Ideal for your new home. EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDER-. COMPLETELY RESTORED 7 STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE 1 ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 MONTH. REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 321-06.40 321-0702 Wehave(7)SacretractsinOsteen that may be lust what you are looking for. So call us. ...... TWO BEDROOM HOUSE We have (4) 2½ acre tracts zoned agrl. Owner holding with terms, 323-4828 3 BR. 2 bath home in Sanford C. AC. Nice neighborhood, $300 mo. Tony Coppola Assoc. Realtor 8300333. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 254.4 S. French Ave. 322-023), 323.7173, 322.0779 3 BR House, 102) West 1st. S2SOmo. 323 1100, 37 9657 /A•F HA.235.Con. Homes SANFORD AREA- Newly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace. Utility room 8. wooded lot. $363 + Security. No pets. 323-9574. Low Down Payment ash for your lotI Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Aedel Inc., Realtor 6443013 34—.WbiIe lewly redecorated 3 BR, 2 bath home. 27*12 game room, ideal for large family, beautifully landscaped, cbs. to shopping, School & recreation area. 151,500. Homes Near Genev& secluded 3 BR w. pond & patio, large fenced lot, mature couple 675-1020. ountry Property Treed 2½ acres near I-I & SR 46. 3 BR enclosed porch, to lull around in during these hot summer days. A must to see only $33,500. 65' Mobile home, 2 BR, 1½6 Partly furn., lights & Water furn. 322-3659 , - 36Resort_Property Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly, call 322405$ it no ans, (904) 353.9493 -- ew listing on St. Johns River. See this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room is 21*36 with indoor waterfall 1. fisn pond. 3 or 4 BPs, swimming pool all on canal leading to St. Johns River. $123,000. yllwilde 4 BR, 7 6, lovely home in one of the nicest areas of Sanford. Near schools & golf course. Beautiful corner lot with lots of trees. Just right for the growing family. 157,750. (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for leasq in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for l200sq. ft. total. w-w carpet. Ideal fpr professional suiie. REALTY WORLD REALTY WORLD. - . ------ - , I - -, - ' - -------------- , t - ____ - -- . - "'.*at"' -. .4 -. •• - — r.. - 4: ) - '--r'rr . — - . " - - -..-' - (((I.j The Real Estate Agency PC tPiL FURS 7435i Frcnch Ill 92) SanIo le Real Estate Agency REALTORS I' S French II? 971 Sanford 323 5374 . 1¼ ACRES WILSON RD. AREA NICELY WOODED. $12,500. STEMPER NICELY WOODED CORNER LOTDOwNTOwNNEAR LAKE MONROE, ZONED DUPLEX. $7,500. 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAKE GEORGE. $6,900. 3 LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS. 510.000 TOTAL. AGENCY BROKER . .-- ...wIw - IP _________________- 45-A---Ojtof State Prorty - 47—Real Estate Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322 02)6. ------ 47.A-"MoI'tgagg$ Bough? & Sold WILL BUY EXISTING ill & 2nd MORTGAGES, R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 40' Wymore Rd., Altamonte. $427403 -. 42—Mobile Homes - 4.Btr FroiW Property _____________ - See our beautIful new 1APRIl10. TON w.lapsidinglshing)it roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3lO3OrlandoDr. 323-530Q VA.1. FHA FflCIn9 REDUCEDBY$I,500I 197511*70,3 BR, 2B, expando, cent air, big Sc. porch, utility shed, many extras. 510,500. 6416309. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classif led Ads didn't work - . . there wouldn't be any. ___________________ _______________________ - 43-A—Lots & Acreage' Wanted _____________ leeded: Permanent place to hold church services. Prefer land with building. 323-91*0. - 4—LOtAcrN9e aola area west of 1.4, 6½ acres, large oaks. 3 BR, 2 bath, double wide mobile home 3230212. Acres nice home site, high & dry, fenced, zoned agricultural. t'jI339S$9I, _______ - .. - I LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 residences on approx. 2 acres, 100 ft. lake frontage. $75,, ESTATE SALE. P*boiit REALTY REALTOR372.I000MLS ________________________ 501 scel Sle " S pc BR suite new, 1239 S pc. LR new, $399; Loveseat $44.93 & up; 7 pc. dinettes, *69.951 up: Ref. $501up: El. stove, *601 up; full size draperies, $101 up. Sanford -. V Sanford, 3231721. r,.. •. "U• -- Yi Beds, C'bl motel box springs & mattressei $30 set. Sanford AuctIon 1215 S. French, fl3.7. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 31131$E. FIrst St. 322.5622 1973 16.11. Fiber Glass boat, motor & trailer; Frigidaire electric dryer; New 6,000 B.T.U. Air Conditioner, Amine. Cell 3232602. ______________ ___________________ ' -___________________ 67—ljtOCkoufti-1 11 laying hens, 2) mos, old. Coops, feeders & waterers included with hens, $35. Ph. 323 6179.__("Wanted to Buy Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 I Handyman I __________________ Handy man Will hot' orange groves on contract Large or small Will wash I story houses or prune small groves 322 6821 aft 6 or 327 1099 --- Lawn.Garden I j American Sod 8)4 2200 BAHIA $00534 (lOOsq ft.) Free Del on 4100 sq ft or more TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 32 5742 - intenance' Cai'penIIy LANDSCAPING Toial lawn cart'. residentialA. Commercial 322 7441 after 6 - IS YOUR HOUSE BROKEN? Repair, renovation & light const No heavy prices. John 322 7173 Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 1 Sell, the finest in used ____________________ furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. sanford Fur. nitvre Salvage. 3fl1721. Wanted Appliances any cond. Washers, refrigerators, etc. Kelloggs Auction, 373-7050. S CASH Paying $16 & up men's, $1 1 up .1,.,.. Al.,. vvyiiiy wedding bands, sterling 8. any marked gold. Any cond. 6712237, ... ribs. .. " _____ ....,,,. "'J __________ 72—Auctjofl Everything must go. Furniture, clothing, bric-a-brac, bicycles, sewing items, etc. 130 Lakeside Dr. Park Ridge off Lake Mary Blvd. Fri. thru Sun. 323-4762. 9 till - --. * AUCTION * * Carport SaleAppllances& Misc. 2550 El Capitain Dr. Sat. 9.5 SALE * FRI. 7:30 P.M. - Loaded with iii kinds vi mer chandise - must dIspose of before vacation. Sectionl LR; LR chairs; color TV; Gold Silver 5euumng set & 1000's of misc. items, DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY-STAY LATE Dell's Are you a full time driver with a parl tinie car? Our classifieds are losoed with good buy for you. PUBLIC GUN AUCTION SUN., JULY 1, 1 P.M. SANFORD AUCTION 323-7340 - -_________ EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 377 76)1 or 83) 9993 - -v--- Furniture for sale-Private home. 1 pr. French Provincial lose seats, I Niagara massage chair, Bentwood rocker, swivel office chair swivel rocker, rediner, dining room table I I Fhalrs, s pc. twin bedroom suit, several occasion tables I. carpets. All day Sat. 1, Sun. afternoon, 2265. Elliott Ave. Phone 322411$. ____________________ - Carport Sale: Some furniture, --......... V'... Vi.yl,IV, some clothing Iodds& ends, Fri & Sat. 9 tIll 5. 13$ West Floyd, Lake Mary. .______ ________________ - Appliances _______________________ - LookIng for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys. ' Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Rhodesian Ridgeback pups (all Licensed. 373 0039 haveridge5)owk5o $50ea., i -.-wormed. 323701) _________________________ Beauty Care Yard Sale: Camper gas ref., yard goodsfrom50cto$1;misc. Sat& Sun 9-5, 2434 S. Chase Ave. Yard Sale 7416 Palmetto Ave. Set. lOOgal.fueltenk,misc, ____________________________ - Air CondItti'1tng - Pug needsgoo,j home Male,3yrs,papers Likes children, 339-2964 Furniture, bar, curtains & rods, clothes, fuel oil stove, odds 1 ends. Slarts Thurs. 1 p.m. 1200 ___________________ W. 22nd St. ______________________ ______________________________________________________________ - 'sn\s Auction Center Hwy. 16 West, Sanford 323 5620 - - 77 Yamaha DOHC 150. mae. wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 f6' gal $1,501) 323 0039. ~ Springer Spaniel pups $15 323 0039. Refrigerator, Dishwasher& Electric Dryer 24l3SanfordAve 323.6117 _______________________ 78-Metorcycles - ______- • -. BUY JUNK CARS From SlOb 550 Call 322 1621, 322 1460 ________________________________ COCKER SPANlELS-AKC, silver buff. I males. 7 females. 5175)50 TVtOPLUSTWOISFOUR And That's A Fact! ClassifIed Ads Gets Results _____________________ And That'sA Fact Tool ________________________________ - 65—Pets-Supplies " ___________________ While you are out browsing at garage sales don't miss REVERSE AUCTION at 2621 5 Sanford Ave. or you'll miss bargains, bargainsl Open at noon daily, Sat. 10-S. 3231491. f'IflCiIJI fliT - ________________________ G.E.el.range.copertone Dbl oven, cxc, cond, 3226733alt6 Moving sale: Nice school clothes, books, furn., bikes, baby items, fishing tackle, many more. Sat, only 9-4. 172 Hays Dr. Van?ed __________________ SPANISH STYLE family home, 3 BR, 1½ B, Ig closets, pan FR, storage cab. in OR. $31,000, 52—Appliances 3 Fam. garage sale. Thurs, Fri. & Sat, 2400 Key Ave. Household items, coffee tbl. queen size bed, uIt stools. PIuS. ___________________________ — Free listing BROCHURWrite: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 2*906 - U. .. _______________ 8' Topper S W blue, $175. Rear slide glass, $50 Air shocks $50, fits Ford P U 323 1305 Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 323 8719 321 0098 Cei'an'iic Tile __________________ - L.a MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. E'xp. 869 0562. - 4 . -.................... - , - ,., - -- - - . -. General Landscaping R7, specialists, top soil & till dirt, lawn maint & tree trimming 1732949 - C'essmaking D&MLAWN CARE Residentici & Commercial 322 5542 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 Ugh? Hauling -, ____________________________ EXtSt'IOr CleanIng Yard Debris, Trash Appllances& MISC (LOCAL) 3495371 B&P Exterior. Fungus 1 miIctw removal. Roofs, walls, decks, Free Est. 3396066, 668 8335 PaIntt,ig ,_J,J Groomlng&Bo.rtlng ANIMAL HAVE4 Dog 1. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outsIde runs, also air cond. caaes. 322-5752. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured-Bonded FREE EstImates. (305) 322 9160 DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145 I day serv. good paint & Ref. 33) 5529 _________________________ Home Irnp9ennts ______________________ Plastering INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fIberglas 1. CeIlu iose. Lowest prices, Call 371 0839 Of' '01-734-6708 collect. Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed& Bonded Call 322 2780 ___________________________ Plumbing ______________________ __________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I. REPAIR S.G. BALIPi'r a. scnr 11 a'Concrete work- Patios, side. walks, driveways. Free Esti. mate. Call Mr. Taylor 332.$S4S ALL PLUMBING IOBLEMS o ChgCds 22)0171: 3771601 "U, VI!. - Railings __________________________ PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323Ol29affer 5:30 Custom built iron work Window guards, gates etc Martin's 323 7111,339 7693 ______ ____________________________________________ 111 - flouvourBusiness1 or 831-9993 ., .r. - Service ________________________ - -. Service ___________________________ , --,-- -. FILL DIRTI. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7380 Yard Sale: Clothing & misc. ar tides. Frl..Sat. 10-I. Corner of 341 W. Lk. Mary Blvd. 1 8th St. Orlando 327-1577 . td Greenhouse 54 —Garage Sales ______________________ _________________________ $nf&d321.4 Sanford 3210702 .,,,..,• Branch Off Ice 323.2222 _____________________________ CHOICE MAYFAIR extra 1g. 3 BR, 2 6. formal LR, FR w-FP, eqp. kit w-breakfast bar, extra Ig utility, dbl garage, good storage, lovely yard. 167.000 w 529.73$ dwn. 1. assume or refinance. i,. - Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 62—Lawn.Ga,en -- - OPEN HOUSE Lovely 2 BR w paneled Fl Pm., 1g. corner lot,FHA.VA or c.umahl. (IA AIVS • pc!. 1 yr. Warranty. $31,200. REALTORS PARK 2574 ________________________________ - - 2l)9S.MyrtIeAve.,5anfpr 3 Duplex lots, prime Orl location, $3Q,po, William Mjllczowski, REALTOR 3fl.7983. Remodeled interior 2 story, 3 BR. Great kit, OR, porch, shade trees, $19,500. 2565 Inc. REALTOR, MLS - KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 SEIGLER REALTY REALTOR 323.4991 MULTIPLE LISTINGSER VICE Eves $623655 32219$9 3SSLAKEMARYBLVD Sunday 2-5 Spacious lakefront home, I BR, 38, FR w.FP, Fl. rm.,fuily eqpt. kit. Dock & Boat house, Multiple Listing Service Realty .. AUTO AUCTID Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday A. Sat,,rrt, ..s I 'in thean y one in F lorc1 You set he reserved price Call 90.1 255 -- tar ttirth details - - SPINET CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE Wanted: Responsible party to take over Spinet Piano, Easy Terms. Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box 207 Carlyle, IL 6223). ON SALE-NEW twin size box springs 4. mattress $23.95 ea. OC: NEW cotlse table with 2 tStdrcn.n'lZf,'7,o, )J,. anYord __________ WOODED LOT ON RADIO RD. $4,900, - APIJYTIME arold Hall . NICE LOT ON HWY 427 NEAR LAKE JESSUP. $6,500. — ., BETTER THAN NEW extrem,i well cared for 3 BR, 26 home w FR & large sc porch, new carpet. fully eqpt kit., beautiful land-scaped fenced yd. Exc. for retirees or family. 136.500. ..._ -- ___________ - -- __________ Guitars, Drums. Banjos. Camplete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc, Center, Inc. f101 French Ave 322 2255 c1......J.lna.cnk,.I,4 g,.,,.,,i. I3 - S ACRES NEAR HWY 46 CLOSE I TO DOWN TOWN SANFORD. .'.48'(O ROAD FRONTAGE. C READY TO SELL? Don't sell yourself short, We have 2$ years of experience & knowledge & an activedemand for homes & land. Call us today! REAL ESTATE ASSOClA'E5 1O$ SANFORD'S . SALES' .EA Pt WE"-I,IST & SELL' MORE HOMES THAN 8NYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it c r c i i ..,aniorv s .a,es Leaver FANTASTIC Ig family 4 BR, 28, FR, Cent, air, ww carpet, 1g. rooms, fenced yd with well 1. sprinklers, "inground" pool. Choice vw.ghborhood. $13,900, Exc. terms, -. ___. ACRES NEAR LAKE HAPNEY, GENEVA AREA. $8,500. * BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice) BR, 1 bath home on king size lot. Near shopping but country atmosphere. Just $26,500. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1 bath home on landscaped Iotl W.w carpet, dining area, fenced yard 1. Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only 533,0001 - -- fl-Junk Cars Removed -. - Sofa-Traditional, light green 6¼ft.Good condition, $135 3230396 21/7 CINDUSTRIAL 7.5 ACRE SITE near PR siding, close to 1-4, $5500 per acre. - -- -________ 59-Musical Merchandise Stepping stones. sand, rock, greasetraps,steei.cement. carstops, Iintels, Sills. trailer pads, blocks, Steps Miracle Concrete Co. 3O9ElmAve. 3275751 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR WEKIVA FALLS AT HWY 46. *'HOUSE PINCHING YOU? 'Needmoreroom?This4BR,7 bath split level could be just what you need. Unique floor plan for those who like Individuality. See it today. $44,500. MAKE A WISH. 3 BR. 2 bath home in Idyllwildel Enc. Pool & Patiol C-H&A, ww carpet, eat-In kit. 1. Every imaginable Feature! BPP WARRANTED. Your Wish Come True for $68,000! - '74 CU T VEGA G T. 28.000 original mites, like new, gas saver 4 cyl .1 speed with air 51.6958691047 76-Auto Parts ___________________________ Sanford. 3221721. SUPER 2 OR, 1 bath home in CC. Manor with Ig eat.In kit., C.H, WAU all on a Ig landscaped lot! Enc. patio.garden tool New roof & paint! BPP WARRANTED. Yours for just $32,500. ATTRACTIVE 4 BR, 25 ranch style home, Ig rms., fenced side yd, near schools & shopping. $49,500. Sleeping Bags,$14.99up ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanfoid Ave. 322-3191 LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE MONROE AT NARCISSUS. $7,500. FORRST GREENE INC. REALTORS $304433 or 339.4711 eves. ____________________ ONE OF A KIND. Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath Mobile Home with 1536 sq. ft. on nice fenced lot! C•I1&A, ww carpet, eat.mn kit., Fla. Rm., porch & Much Morel Just 527,5001 'AND THINK A MINU rE IF CLASSIF lED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY -- - 21 ft. Wellcralt with trailer & dec. wench. Full top 1. bathroom. SYeL00c32O77oato .. J,-oiiuwrenas e atier 5:30 - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale LARGE CORNER MELLONVILLE AT 18th. $7,500. - INVESTMENT 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 residence, office 1 institutional. $32,500. - 16 C J 1 Renegade rernov,thIe Hard top, Ike new. $4500 firm 322 9595 .mtter S .VUI ORANGE CITY- Contemporary home. Landscaped courtyard. 7 ft.fr.eeformtubwlthsol.rium.4 BR, 2 baths, spilt plan. Bsautlful wooded area of fine hom".s. — 3BR,1'.-7B,carport,dbllot,fenced bk CH behind K rt F t City. $35,000. VA or FHA. - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 to 75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 -*605 (Dealer - 76 Dodge Van Air. PS, 6 cyl, auto Il m gal. Req gas Customized $3750. 323 5731 __________________________ - 43-Lots-Acrge For Sale by owner 3 BR, 2 bath, split plan in Uppiend Park. 322. 3290 after 6 p.m. JUST FOR YOU, 3 BR, 1½ bath home in C.C. Manor with remodeled eat.in kit., w.w carpet, porch, pan. Fla. Rm. 1. DR & Extras Galorel BPP WARRANTED. Only $30,500! UAL COLBERT REALTY -- ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 3277) _______________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7198 OV'!R 12.5 SALES THRUMAY1C79 p., _______________ Call Ba rt REALTY Ii .. PM "It s from a rare animai...the polyester!" I SPACIOUS 3 BR, 217 bath, formal dining, carpet, air, private patio, w-2 car garage. Lovely club house, pool 1. tennIs. Furn. or unt urn lots. $10,co, For rent commercial bIog., 2)00 iqft. ___________________ - , Sanford 321.0702 )D )4tit' Pineway, $32,000. !1 . 80'AUIOS for Sale SIbø ISft Travel Trailer Sleeps 6. first $1100 373 0S.4S __________________._. Boat. Trailer & 1979 Johnson lohp 323 9173, 19 Carriage Cove Way . SANFORD: 525,500. 3 Bdrm., bath, carport, nice neighborhood. My equity 1 assume wwraieioanam 551 mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable. 323-6226. 11 Acres Airport Blvd. Excellent terms. $45,000. I BR- $189 up. Pool. AouiIs only, on Lake Aaa. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Santora. C1l 323 66IU Mdr,,-;eF c — 6' - 1973 l9ft WinnieMini Sleeps 1, extras Excellent condition 322 8184 Bayllner '74 hard top cruiser, dual batteries, auto. battery charger, depth finder, marine AC, sleeps 4, galley, enclosed head. Many extras. A-i condition! $9,950. 373. 0553. Mon. through Thurs. REALTY - Ford .1.1. ShOrt bed. P U n PS. std trans V 8 351 eng Ar, 14.36 tires w keyStone r,rns 30.000 rn CB. roll bar FM COny Manual hubs 54.900 1?? 3H4 75-Recreational Vehicles -- REALTOR 322-4000MLS ____________________________ BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Acres intersection of Country ' . Raborn SEIGLER REALTY 79-Trucks.Trailers - 55-Boats & Accessories HANDY MANS SPECIAL 127 Laurel Or., Pinecrest. $23,000. HURRY! 709 Oak Ave. 2 Story nlripr h,rn, I Carport Sale Saturday ONLY 1305 Wynnewood Dr. 24 HOUR lB 3229283 Orlando 327-1577 ____________ I 3Fam garage sale, Sat, only 91 I 301 Fairway Rd. (Loch Arbor) i 322 1124 Baby items, antique items. something for everyone! REALTY Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 32) 3866 or 323 1710 ________________________________ Going on VACATION must dispose of comp Antique birdseye maple BR Set, inc birdseye maple rocker & straight chair: hide a bed. 6 ma old new 1 slightly used couches. white rattan couch 1 matching love seat. Drexel DR suite, w china. king siZe & other beds. chests 8. other turn items, couches, 550 & up. beautiful Up right Piano AC's & oth'er fine items Buy now before vacation DELL - S AUCTION SERVICE 323 5620 open days 10 AM to 5 PM GARAGE SALE Antiques & Misc. 901W 1stSl Sat.9am ROIBIE'S LAKE FRONT 8 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FURNISHED, BOAT DOCK, IDEAL GET AWAY FOR EXECUTIVE OR IN. STITUTION NEAR DELANO. $59,500. Auction Sundays 8 p M Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 121 Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates 323 1050 Keltoggs Auction Sales HUGE yard sale-years of junk! Antq. student desk, bldg. sup plies, bike, you name It! 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"The basic thrust was the agreed upon Thursday by the The board approved ThUrStraditionalists debating those NBA Board of Governors, day the sale of the Houston who have experienced the which also decided to eliminate Rockets to Alberquerque, N.M. three-point play," O'Brien said. the third referee, George Maloof. "There was a very close vote." The advisory committee will businessman O'Brien said the discussion meet Friday morning on over the three-point basket, The motion did carry and for whether Jerry Buss will be used on an experimental basis next season any shot made allowed to buy the Los Angeles during last year's exhibition from beyond 22 to 24 feet will be 0 Holmes, Weaver Tangle Sports - Parade Ily MILTON RICIIM,IN I I Newark Bears Reunited NEW YORK (UP!) - He's known as "the other heavyweight" champion, and Friday night's bout probably won't do much to improve his status. Larry Holmes is an overwhelining favorite tonight when he defends his World Boxing Council heavyweight title against unheralded Mike Weaver, an ex-Marine who's never beaten a ranked fighter. No matter what he does, Holmes seems to live in the shadow of Muhammad AU. The 29-year-old Easton, Pa. native is 30.0 with 21 knockouts but still has never gained widespread public acceptance as heavyweight champion because of the presence of All. Holmes, In fact, gained the WBC title after the organization stripped AU of his crown for failing to honor a contract to defend against Ken Norton. Ali is still recognized as heavyweight champion by the rival World Boxing Association. "I'm the fighting champion," said Holmes, in an obvious slap at All, who has not fought si,Ice regaining his title for the third time last September by defeating Leon Spinka. "I'm ready to take on all comers. I'll fight any heavyweight they want." Weaver, ranked eighth by the WBC, is one of the few heavyweights available to meet Holmes. All will announce his retirement soon and four of the other top heavyweights have been tied up in a WBA elimination tournament for his title. John Tate knocked out Kalile Knoetze and will meet the winner of Sunday's Gerri COe-SpIEIkS fight for the WBA Utk Weaver's record is hardly inspiring. He is 201 and has won his last five fights by knockouts. But that has to be qualified by the competition. Only one fight - a ninth-round kayo of Stan Ward - went past the fifth round, but his op- awarded three, rather than the struck down a proposal for its The NBA employed 38 re- Axelman, general manager of The clock will not be reset. usual two points. Tim threepoint continuation. ferees last season and expect to the Kansas City Kings and .1 a -Th e board auopte rule will expire at th e end of the hire onl y 26 or 27 this season, chairman of the NBA competiall fines resolution making "The board and season, however, and will have the advisory NBA supervisor of officials tion and rules committee. issued by the commissioner to be re-enacted by the board If committee did not in their view Norm Drucker said. The extra In other action: directly by the player payable think there was satisfactory it wishes to keep it. officials cost an estimated -The board approved a rule no reimbursement from On the subject of refereeing, evidence there was a plus $500,000 to $1 million, be said. forcing teams to get the ball with the franchise. the coaches and general factor to show its success," "Frankly, it was felt by the from out of bounds after a -The rules committee vetoed managers voted, 17-3, their O'Brien said. "The owners felt board that improvement in basket into the front court in 10 overwhelming support of a more comfortable with two refereeing, if any, did not seconds -even If it Is hit out of a proposal to legalize zone third official. But the owners officials." Justify the expense," said Joe bounds again by a defender. defense, --- -"I-1-rb 1 - ' i•' • ,4 4 ''c:a" : q . •:', . I for" i',4s ___ -p',.' , - - , • ./t'5?, - T/; • Maronda I Mustang Winner Evening Herald •. .,,,?..3 .'l' . .'.' U SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, June 22, 1979 Maronda Homes grabbed a 75 victory over Seminole Harness Raceway in the Mustang playoffs Thursday at Five Points in Seminole Pony Baseball League action. Kirk Rozek and David Friesner combined to scatter 1or the winners. seven hiUts iRobert Richter and Mike Eby each had two hits for Maronda. NEW YORK (UP!) - Standing there in the directors' room, . courtly and soft-spoken, as usual, with the late afternoon sunlight catching the Iron gray in his hair as well as the thin blue pin-stripe ,.,, ' in his cotton and polyester summer suit, Tommy Byrne, whom e_...•. ' . •lh_*,? they once called "The Wild Man," looked more like some cleanA. cut, well-turned-out candidate running for governor, He laughed at the suggestion. "Nothing like that," said Tommy Byrne, who still holds the MARONDA u,,,. record for giving up the most walks in one season by any Yankee HOMES ASRH pitcher. "I'm very happy doing what I'm doing." 311 AIRH S. Bowers 3 11 4 2 4 J. Bowers Handshut Byrne is the mayor of Wake Forest, N.C., where he went to 31 I 4 I 2, Snell Richter school and from where he jumped straight from the campus to the 20I 4 I I Jordan Notak III 4 1 2 MaclilIan Mi, Eby Newark Bears of the International League in 1940. I 31 I 3 0 I InrIa MItchell ; 200 He and 10 other former Bears were honored at The Meadow311 Wilson Prlsninir . 212 34, Felt Ml.Iby lands in East Rutherford, N.J. Wednesday night and you never ISO 301 Batten Sea 101 Will 30 Seltzer saw so many guys so happy to see each other. The reunion was ISI Webb 31 1 7 Totals supposed to be solely for the 1937 Newark team which ran away I of No,,anpor Totals 33 $ 1 with the pennant by 25 games, but so many from that club were gone, that other former Bears were Invited, Charlie Keller, Joe Collins, Spud Chandler, Alley Donald, Maronda Homes 221 200-7 Sam. Raceway Maronda's Mike Eby safe In Tuesday playoff game vs. Milex. 122 010-S Marius Russo, Babe Dahlgren, Joe Beggs, Jim Gleeson, Mile Clark and Jack Fallon were on hand with Byrne for the special get-together. The only one in that group that never made the majors was Fallon. Hall of Famer Monte Irvin, who played for the Newark Eagles in the old Negro National League, also was among the invitees along with Frank Smith, one of the Bears' old groundskeepers, John Castino's) only play "Being the mayor has some of the competitive aspects of UP! Sports Writer League, the New York Yankees Red Sox 3, TIgers 2: playing professional baseball," Byrne explained. "What you find Minnesota Manager Gene to first base." beat Toronto, 3-1, Oakland Fred Lynn's eighth-inning yourself doing is trying to please your constituency as well or Mauch, an admirer of outstandThe ball skittered past first surprised Kansas City, 10.7, sacrifice fly scored Jerry Remy better than the mayors of other municipalities of comparable Ing baseball talent, probably baseman Ron Jackson, scoring Boston defeated Detroit, 3-2, with the winning run and size. Like baseball, you win some, you lose some, and when you will salute Milwaukee's Paul Yount, who reached on a Chicago downed Seattle, 0-3, Dennis Eckersley pitched a lose, you pick yourself up and Ant pfl Motlior - as soon as in gets fielder's choice, weottioond and Texas edged Cal1fond$,3-2, seven-hitter for his eighth on an Infield single and mnove over the shock. In 11 Innings. In the only triumph as Bostect shaded Seeing some of his old Newark teammates around him made Jim McDonald banged out a Rears. N;donai League game, Los Detroit. Byrne recall the first time jie Molitor, who finished No. 2 to to third on aiQl'niEn" home run, triple and single r Lou Whitaker last season in the "They 'w1 "Since Aigejes deItated Atlanta, 64. White Sox 9, Mariners 5: Thursday night to lead voting for American League doubles, backed the five-hit Yankee, 3, Blue Jays 1: I was coming from Wake Forest, a small college and a small town Lamar Johnson capped Stromberg-Carlson to a 9-3 Rookie of the Year, has been pitching of Mike Caldwell, who atmosphere, I immediately got the feeling I belonged In Newark. Bobby Brown and Lou Pinlel- Chicago's five-run first inning victory over Howard's Mobil in trying harder and the results went the distance for the 10th la stroked run-scoring singles to with a two-run homer, powering the Sanford Men's Softball We were kind of like a family. Tommy Padden, our catcher, took have been extraordinary. He time In raising his record to 7-5. lift Luis Tiant to victory against the White Sex to victory. me under his wing. I think he's living up in Cape Cod now. Association. loser raised, hLa average to 319 LoserGarySerunI,J.)t pitched .,b.rij.luck "Anyway, he caught methe flrst game! pitched fthe gears Dave Dodgers €, Braves 4:'-' Chuck McMullan homered for Thursday when he snapped a 2- seven innings In his first start. Lemanczyk, who yielded only against Jersey City and he stayed after me on every pitch. I won Steve Yeager cracked a the losers. Mauch was in no mood to five hits, Ztie in the seventh inning witha the game, 3-2, and! thought he was pleased, but after the game he three-run homer and Reggie Orlando Helicopters iclznmed two-out bunt as the Brewers salute anyone after Minnesota's A's 10, Royali 7: told me, 'I think that was the worst exhibition of pitching I ever Smith added a two-run shot to Whigham Furniture, 5-4 as Rob Tony Amu hit a two-run lift Los Angeles past Atlanta. Simpson homered and Toille won, 3-2, over the Twins for fifth straight loss. saw,' That made me feel bad. I allowed six hits, struck out six and "What do you want me to homer and bave Revering and Bangers 3, Angels 2: their fifth straight victory. walked six, so I had people all around me on the bases. Tommy Frank had two hits. Steve We Just tried to catch them say? I'll say anything you want Wayne Gross added solo blasts dl(MtJI that." Jim Sundberg's bloop two-out Ferrell was 3-for-3 for the by surprise," said Molitor. me to," Mauch snapped in to lead Oakland to only its single drove in Richie Zisk fpm losers. Keller hit .353 his first year with the Bea" to win the league second victory in the last 11 third In the top of thellth Inning "Robin (Yount) got a heckuva response to one question, batting title. That was In 1937, The following year he hit .365 to Deluxe Bar stopped Howard's Elsewhere In the American games. Jump and his (third baseman finish second behind teammate Buddy Rosar and the Yankees to pull out the victory for Texas. Mobil, 10.6, as Eddie Jackson brought him i. From the day he reported, everybody called him and Burnett Washington "King Kong." homered, "Where did you pick up that name?" someone asked him at the' L!TT1 .J 1 wAIl •1 •A.wi_1I_Meadowlands. - - - pUIsvIlIa LIVC UUsui7 IJVCU -'--------HOWARD'S sraouaano "I got It playing basketball in high school around my home In MOBILE as a Middletown, Maryland," said Keller. "The movie came out - I'm household names inboxing, ala 421 H Gaitlan. Second lace Third Game Second race, D. 1-16, Time 31.00 lung Mike Creel, Bernardo Dnkiisson II 2 Los 422 talking about Ow originalone- and when it did, they gave me the lRodoflo Malor League 6EIco 6.00 1 Hardly Karl 3.00 340 2.10 41.20 2460 1.50 Yates 311 Wlieatan 32 2 Mercado, Abdul Khan and S Pace .00 6.00 SGotcha Gal 5.20 3.40 I Dance About 7,30 Norman name." ;, Ill McDonald 423 Price 2Arca 4 I 2 Irady 41 2 Oliver Phillips. Weaver also 7 Carefree Sun 3.00 2MKs Rascal 23.50 "Did you ever see the original movie?" Keller was asked. 4II 46 I Baseball 0 (3.1) $0.$0 P (7.1) 113.0011 I.S. 0 (1-5) 10.20; T (147) 54.50; Time Q(l4) 134.10, P(I.)) 310.20, T(I.I. Uvltlns has been knocked out by such McMullan 4 2 3 lvky 3S1 "No," Keller laughed. "I didn't see the remake, either." 2) 355.60. 2)1106.11. 2:11. Herman 316 2 SI CoocIelss unknowns as Howard Smith, National League Babe Dahigren, who had traveled to the reunion with his two Third lace Third race C. 1.16, Time 31.72 HIbherd 252 lot Presley Fourth Game East Billy Ryan and Larry Frazier. Hoed 6 ErIe Jim 4.60 2.20 2.20 2 Silk Soft 313 41 2 Raffiman i&o 7.60 3,30 sons and two grandsons all the way from California, was talking Pct. GB IlrusIa.Arrl,$a 4440 1.00 7.40 5M B 319111 341 Totals SCaI's Penny 3.20 2.10 16.00 3.10 T. Yates Duane Bobick knocked out Montreal 4Z'cmna 21S about the episode he had leaving from the Los Angeles Airport. 37 24 .401 240 $MW'Slina 6.50 3.60 2Anolhir Brother MCAIW 401 Ramon-Badiol. Weaver in seven rounds. St. Louis 3.10 33 20 .541 4 Dahigren, who played third base for the Bears, caught his spikes 0 (54) 32.20: T (15-1) 402.20; 0(25) 00.60, P(2.5) 262.00, T25-8) Totals 36 114 PItt$brgh 33 2$ .541 4 (M 227.71; T (64. Time 2:003. Tonight's fight, which will be 965.20. during a game in Baltimore in 1947 and tore some ligaments in his PtiIa 35 31 .530 4½ Fourth lace overshadowed by left knee. The knee gave him so much trouble In later years Dr. WHIGHAM FURN. ORLANDO FIMIGame Chicago 31 30 .101 6 lBJsDuttheu 13.20 6.00 3.20 Fourth race, C, 5-1I Time 3I,73 nary duel between former New York )lIasa.Diaga Al IH HELICOPTERS Frank Jobe, the famed orthopedic physician, had to put in 23 36 .410 12 1320 3.20 4.20 l Island Jade 14.60 11.60 lHazy View 7.10 6.00 2.50 pa&.ss 41* AIRN 1 GaSfl.Gasti II dmPIOflS Roberto Duran and Well 4.60 440 $ Karins Paula 4.10 I Sunflówer Honda entire new metal and plastic replacement two years ago, 3.00 3.30 SPI,II*JnWS 369 T. Pranh 312 w L ftf. o. lOsclr.Wally 3.40 6.00 PerrsII 313 **%"I S I 0 (1.4) 62.41; T (144) "9.841 451111 Carlos Palomino in a WBC Houston "When I went through the metal detector at the airport coming 0(1.3) 33,$ P ( 3-1196-311 T (3-1. 41 20 316 SImpson 3$ I Time 2:05.3. 0(1.1)16.41, (7.$) fl5, T(74.$) WIlilsain welterweight elimination bout, 332.20. Miller 305 $pMs 311 out here, the alarm went off," related the 67-yearold Dablgren. 36 3 . 3½ Fifth lace Galloway 3I Atb•e 306 a tuneup for Holmes' San Fran is 33 35 .415 7 7 Sun Rver Lhlgh 96.20 13.60 1.00 Fifth race, Do 3.8 Time 39.42 'The security policeman there said to me, 'Sir, will you please Miller 5ffi Game I It Manlscace 3 II 32 31 2.00 5.20 3 Duke Axe III Cleinmir scheduled September rematch LOS Mg 7.10 3.60 3.00 li-own •s Carasa-Mandiola 10.10 6.60 510 4 Mighty Ken step aside and place all your coins and personal'belonglngs in this San Diego 32 39 .131 9½ 2 MIdnight Honey 3.00 4 Eternally 200 coo,,, 3I 400 4.00 Ryssell Galdos-Andre with tough Earnie Shavers. Lawson 35 Small container." Atlanta 211 24 43 .350 15½ 2 Santl.Fiusan 0 (27) 63.05: (4.7) 79.00; T (7-4.2) 1 Manatee Marlon 5.20 Totals 3041 In,llsh 211 . HOIIIieS weighed in at 215 Thursday's Result and (7.24) 910.45; Time 2:15.1. 0(411) 15.40, P(5.4) 62.70, T(5.4.1) "What for?" I asked him 0(35) 4641i P (1.3.) 167.10; T (1' Totals 214 1 Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 4 413.10 Slaffi lace pounds Thursday, 13 more than 3-2)213.41. "You heard what happened when you walked through the S Willie Do It 1.30 600 6.10 Sixth race, $1.16, Time 31.61 Americas Loa,ve Seventh Game detector," he said. "I told him about the metal replacement In Weaver. At 6400t-3, he also had oEdbarl N Only 4.40 3.20 S Silly 5.40 4.30 3.10 HOWARD MOBIL DELUXE Sal Last IVIctorSarduy 13.60 1.40 5.30 l Dart Thrower my knee. He went over it with his scanner and then he said OK,! a tWOilICh height adva ntage. 2.40 I Jolly G.00db,, 5.20 3.410 ABU W L Pct. OS IRamonRondolfo AIRN 7.80 520 1$)5,T($.1.4)47.6I,Time 3 Wise Cracker 3. Dunbliteen 411 hInes 4i Bill 44 22 Ui could get on the plane." lVicandi•Urqulia 6.20 4 2 Jack"" - - Bracketedtogetherat6a were - Torn Watson weighed his fellow competitor complained Bob Murphy, Terry Diehl, words carefully, then conceded Newton's caddy stood In 1315 Lunn and D.A. Weitring. But heigplayhig Well etoughthWin putting llne, thus gift Newton Watson, after his failure to the Canadian Open golf tow an unfair advantage. make the cot In last week's U.S. nISnud. Open at Toledo, Ohio, Is the "That's nothieg I'd Watson U13 hu* to watch. forget," the C Ara o,000 tournament said Thtradsy, J I)IVW Friday'saecondround, but he is "Idon'tknow why fellows in within two strokes of ____ my caddy was standing st'slilstoq.I keepbringlflgthat(U.S.Open) ofinypss,in4 th Jack Newtcn of Matralla, after here determined to UP" Watson chided reporters. amursdsyrosmdofb-imderpsr came r. "That is pasthlstory.Ipisyfo, m." 66. today. I play for tomorrow," Astroke back o( Watson, with Newton, 29, got his revenge .71 Glen .psr 67s, weretwo-time The 29-ysarold en the 7,*.yerd, pr-71 Abbey course when he fired two winner Lee Trevjno, Masters' native said, "I did not. play ii a course- Champion Fussy Zoeller and well ulacored but l'mpiaythg eagles In shooting record 64 in Lbs___ opening round, Johnny Miller, whose last wsllenoughtowln.There'saM with balvea of Twelve victory came In the 1976 Bob of golf left, but I'm in a good gnotthi ago, he was disqualified Hope Cia t1en." ____ - - I __________________ •- . YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ' M ol'otor Bunt Beats Twins McDonald Ignites Stromberg 0, "aftnxt - Herald Photo By Tom Nefsel There was a showdown in Sanford and Läurey La More of Lake Mary displays the plaque she won when the Monopoly tournament was finished. Story, more photos, page 2. 2:07.2. 0(54) 41,15, P(54) 129K, T(54-311Pike 3I Mullin I I Stevens 31 McMuIIas 2 2 P. Washin g ton 2 1 ILadyDieDou 11.00 6.60 660 kvenffirace,ASI6Time3l.36 ""a" a I •.WashaeienaI 3PHarborBoy 1.40 4.00 3VickivsFlash 4.20 2.50 3.20 Herman I I NedIsy Detroit 12 IDoraslogle 4.10 6 Airllght 3 I MiIo. 1010 3.00 Hood 15 Clevelnd e a r b orn 361 show II 0 (3.4) 46.60; T (4.3.0) 455.401 7 Is. Oingoo 3. Am MacAt.., D Toronto 3611IBailey 31 8 Time 2:00.3. 0(34) 39.00. P(3.6) 06.15. T($4.1) you Harvey 31 LiØthRace 11940. Thomas I I S Smith SIl 2Dteim Judy 4.10 3.20 2.10 Liøffi race, C,3.$ Time fl.)3 Totals Ninth Game 33611 Totals Calif 42 29 .592 - 3) 291112 ISO 3.20 2Mlddlegrouno 12.20 5.20 4.30 iPretics 11.20 *0,10330 Texas 36 32 .529 4½ ISald 6Mamsa 7.10 I Blue Again IGoiri L40 4A Kan City 5.10 5.10 36 33 .122 5 0(1.7)931;T(274) 123.441 Time I Now Sure MIen 350 3.60 33 32 .300 6½ 2Apral1 Q(*4)44.25,P(2.$) 113.41,T(244) Chicago Q(41)II.fl,P(45)413.55;T(44. 2:06.1. 32 33 • Ninth lace 232.00.2)461.40 seattle 20 41 .423 12 SColmIaway 910 330 210 Ninth race. C. 5-16, Time 31.0I TOStIS Game Oakland 21 49 .300 20½ 4 Ira T 4.10 3.00 3lintYoga Siubi•Sarduy 7,40 7 *7.50930 3.00 Thersday's Results 10.001410 3Captalnllddio 330 SCarry Bobble 11OIano New York 1. ToroIo 1 1.00 330 0 (45) *150; T (1.4-3) 33631: dMaIor.tta IOscar.Urquiza Milwaukee 3. Minnesota 2 13.20 4.20 10110-11 14.0, P(34) 153.8 T(2.$.4) 0(14)13.40: P11-1)333-IS; T (5-0. Time 1:09. Oakland 10, Kansas City y NEW YORK (UP!) - Bob Tenth lace 722.2$ 6)1,133.0. los(on 3, Detroit 7 S Tref It Pam Lemon, who was replaced this 23.00 5.10 410 15th raCe. Iisven* Game 1.1-16. Time 3147 Chicago 9, Seattle $ 3 Donna Whiz By '30 6.20 6 Dakota Charlie 3Caras.-Olano 900 400 510 Texas 3. Calif 7, ii inns. 15.20 4.00 4.10 week by Billy Martin as Psmmican 140 5 M Princess Slri*taMandlola 4.00 5.0 3.20 3.20 manager of the New York Q U.$) $415; P (1.34) 331.20; l Lessor Zuesi 70 uIza g.go Q(3.1343.1I,P(3$) 164,1S;T(3-$. Time 2:07.4. 0(14) 11.15, P(6-5) 11931,Tft.$.1) Yan kees, will manage he A 1.37$, H andle 554,154. 412.11. 1) 11531. American League All-Star DAYTONAIRACH llth race.A.$.1$, Time 31.M t eam July 17 in Seattle, .t115 THURSDAY NIGHT SMountain Cliff 9.20 3.40 330 Fi,stame I Hurry On ,3Q 1.00 league announced 'lhursdsy. 1 TraniDiaga II 1340 7.00 210 ISneftsdly Lemon was moved into the 3GaIdos-Pradora 7.00 6.30 0(1.1) 11.50. P($.I) $3.35, T(S-14) front offlce Six monthsshedof ILMINOLI I Dura*.Andrs 430 DAYTONA BEACH schedule when Martin returned THURSDAY NIGHT 0114)33.45; P (13.2)361.05. llthrac.,S3.S,Tjme 35.17 "W"0104211110 First lace $candaame 2 So" Goodbe. 4.10 3.40 7.60 Monday. American League Pint race,M.1-I6, Time 35 13.10 9.20 2.20 ICC's ExplO IGaidosGerardo 910 7.50 3,40 ShubysMan 1450530 3,30 4 Thanks 1.00 3.00 President Lee McPhail said, 4.10 3.10 3BroclIportIoy 1640 4.30 swIny.r. 1T,mnl.01hIl1 SAilYheMore 230 2 DomlnooPradsra 710 1 OvaiW Ice Way 0(14)20.50 P(24) 34.21, T(2.4.1) "Bob wanted tobe the Afl-Star AntonlVs SpirIt 3 0 (III 1)4.11: T (1-1.1) 1.071.11: 0(4 3) $7.5$;P(4 3) 334.4$;T(44. manager and he certainly 0(1.0)115.0, P91) 24730, T(S-$- u.ss. Time 2:09.4. 3)36131. AftesdasceLrn, Handle sIa,s3. earned the honor." 1) 61420. 41 25 .62) 3 0(4.0) 51.20; P ($4) 210.41; T (54. 39 30 .365 6½ 4) 313-N. 36 33 .5 , IigMhGam II 32 .492 11½ SApralz.Rodotto 1730 150 32 34 .43 12 430 3,40 23 dl .334 23½ llamon.Echanlz 3 EanaGolrl 110 West 0(I.1)33.41,P(3-1)76.151T(5.1. W L Pc?. 0$ Seventh Race 212.60. I Lemon Named All-Star Boss Jai Alai -_ I -. -. .-... .. Boston OAKVILLIE, Ontario (UP!) from the second round after a - .. Mllwauke New York Watson Within Striking Dis tce At Oakville . Harness Racing Dog Racing .- 5 0 �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jun* 22, im Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Friday, June 22, 1979-3 ..- . .: TAKE A DRIVE TO THE COUNTRY AND SAVE A LOT W. haul furniture direct from th. factory in large lots and sell our merchandise at TRUE DISCOUNTS OF 30% TO 60% OFF Twenty-seven players started the tournament at 9 a.m. W. Sell Samples, Seconds, Repossessed, Trade-Ins, Etc. We Also Monopoly Showdown In Sanford It was quiet In the hail. The morning's crowd had been reduced to two. The players sat In folding chairs facing each other across a card table. The banker opened a new game and counted two stacks of money. This was the showdown. In less than 90 minutes one of the players would be the Monopoly champ of Sanford. Twenty-seven players gathered at the Woman's Club Saturday morning to battle it out In a tournament sponsored by the Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole. After a series of games the finalists were Pat Scott, president of the Ballet Guild and Laurey La More, an office worker for a grocery chain. Lunch was over and the final game was to be played. Joe Monserrat, tournament chairman, was the banker. A 90 minute time limit was set and play began at 2:30. Since the first Monopoly game was sold corn- mercially by Parker Brothers In 335, more than 80 million sets have been sold throughout the world. The game is currently sold In 29 countries is rtntjl ArdIng ci to Parker Brottrs, in the 40 years the game has been on the market, they have built more than 2½ billion little green houses. For several years local tournaments have been held with the help of Parker Brothers and-winners have played In regional, national, and world championship games. The most recent being held In Monte Carlo in 1977. The next to be In Bermuda in 1980. Site of the regional tournaments are Boston, Dallas, Chicago and San Francisco. The local finals opened fast and furious with more than 15 properties being bought in the first five minutes. Atlantic Avenue, New York Avenue and the Electric Company among the first purchased. Carry All Of The Regular Lin. Merchandise Available At Big Discounts. NO FANCY DlS"LAYS. LOW OVERHEAD. NO HIGH LABOR COST. In an auction for Mediterranlan Avenue which retails for $60, Mrs. La More took It for $61. Mrs. Scott threw the dice and moved on to Boardwalk, buying it. An hour into the game the end was near when Mrs. Scott landed on North Carolina Avenue. With three houses on It she owed Mrs. La More $900 in rent. Houses had to be sold and all but three properties were mortgaged to raise the funds. (family operated) THIS MEANS'LOWPRICESTO YOU We Have Just Purchased Dozens Of Floor Down to Marvin Gardens, Atlantic Avenue, and Ventnor Avenue, Mrs. Scott roiled the dice and moved down the board to Oriental Avenue. Owned by Mrs. La More, the rent on the property with a bright red hotel came to $500. Pat Scott was bankrupt. Laurey La More of Lake Mary was champ!.. Both are eligible to participate, at their own expense, In a regional tournament this fall. Sample Sofis, Chairs, Sleepers And Sectionals From The FLORIDA FURNITURE SHOW Text And Photos By Tom Netsel Newest Styles And Fabrics. Factory Fresh (only shown 3 days at show) HURRY FOR SELECTION Merchandise And Prices To Fit Every Pocketbook! [1 : y 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU PHIL DEERE'S PHIL DEERE'S 40-1 FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS "we Can Beat Anybodys Prices" OPEN DAILY -5:30- CLOSED WED. & SUN. • WE ex The hail was quiet for the showdown • .................... siu TRADE4NJ Pat Scott of Sanford was runner-.up If 0 LAYAWAYS& FINANCING AVAILABLE 300E. FIRSTST. PH. 323-0511 DOWNTOWN •• . SANFORD . &.AII MONUQI ,II - II Ii PUSNITVUI II •sfl.,$ut*l$ Al 'c. Entry Furniture DISTRIBUTORS INC. LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN: Mon. 1 Fri. ID.? Tues., Wed., Thurs. iO. 1W SIT $V.l Sat. 105 Hwy. 4 (West lit St.) 1 Mile East of 1-4 ft., 2U.022 . Saflfsrd •.-.'.' UP TO 36 MOS. FINANCING ., . •••.,, �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 22, iiê Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Peggy Lipton: No Desire To Retu rn To ' Jungle ' By DICK KLEINER 'IOLLYWOOD (NEA) She is a gentle woman who found herself, for a time, In the jungle. She survived, but she has no wish to go back there again, That, in a somewhat vague nutshell, is the story of Peggy Upton. Recently, she dipped Into the jungle briefly, when they had a televised reunion of her old "Mod Squad" series, but she PLAZA TWIN - -L!LAZA i) Hwy. 17•92 322•7502 EVE 7:304:40 SAT.-SUN. DIE_MATINCI 2:00.4:00 NEV [_PLAZA jfl evu 7:404:4% .SUN. MATINEE 20114011 The FMS TCerUfied Crazy Person's Comedy, MOVIELAND Hwy. 17.928. 322.1216 &TAT0 ÀY SiM £ 11jIS CROWN PTERNATIO.4AL PICTURES Presents VAN NUY$eLv. ' Statnng fit BILL ADLER CYNTHIA WOOD DENNIS 80 WIN MEU$SA PROPHET • DAVID HAYWARD Ea.cutj, Pvodijcs, IIS NEWTON P JACOBs Sd by MARILYN J. TENSER clod by W1JJAM SAH$ POM POM GIRLS might have been rekindled. But that feeling didn't last very long." She had some ambition, when she was much younger, when she was starting out In the business. But now, she thinks all that was directed toward "making it" and she ' made It, so "now I don't have to make it any more." When she quit, or rather, when the series stopped, In February of 1973, practically the first thing Peggy Upton PEGGY LIPTON did was to get pregnant. She was (and Is) married to directions now. As a child musician Quincy Jones. she had been a pianist, and They now have two she has taken up piano daughters, who are 5 and 3. studies again. She has also Between having children become somewhat and tending to their needs, domesticated - "Before I Peggy Upton didn't give got married I had never much thought to acting the cooked In my life, because I next five years or so. There had never had a home of my were sporatic offers own. It's been the best exalthough she says, candidly, perience for me." "People were not exactly Motherhood is, however, knocking down my door to her main occupation these hire me." days. She says she believes So she did nothing. She Is, it is "almost impossible" to basIclty. z •"!, 'ntLnue karful woman, and was with a career. content to be Mrs. Quincy One of the main concerns Jones, wife and mother. She she and Jones had was in says that she thinks Q, as she what faith to raise their two and most people call him, daughters. was happy with that turn of "Q had been raised as a events, too. Catholic," she says, "but "I think Q would prefer religion didn't matter to him. I was raised Jewish and it !P30p10 wcro.jiot. de'nnttr to me, girls iFëThe1iij raised exactly knocking Jewish. "One curious thing about that Q's mother, who is in down my door her 70s, has Investigated all rellglons and now goes to a to hire me Jewish synagogue. And his that I didn't work," she says, 12-year-old daughter, Tina, "although he wants me to be by his first marriage - his happy." first wife was Swedish— was So she didn't work and that never religious. But now, period stretched out until she because of me, I guess, she is again thought about interested in Juda1sin, too." working, she was afraid. Now that Peggy Upton has "Over the six years," she come out -slightly of her SAYS, "I was scared of retirement, the big question working again. I was rusty. I is: Will she stay out? didn't think I could do It any "They talked to more. But now that I've done seriously, about a roleme, in this show, I know that I could "Charlie's Angels,' to she do It again If I wanted to." says, "But, no, I don't want She Isn't sure she wants to, to do a series. And I don't however. She is nota fighter want to do guest starring and she says she doesn't like roles on series, either. If I competition. And Hollywood could find a good movie or a fsa bear pit, where you have good Tv movie, yes, Imight to fight for parts and do It. scramble for recognition. "I wouldn't feel so But Peggy is busy In other threatened anymore." June 22 thru 28 If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: (NBC) Dolves sough SERVICE Time Out To Eat 0 (CBS) ALL MAKES of imported cars ond trucks. Our prices will Pleasantly surprise you. JUNE 25, 1979 1:30 ) I SOUGHT MY BROTHER James Earl Jones narrates a documentary on the Djukas of Surinam, South America, who were the first black slaves to fight a successful guerilla war which won them independence from Dutch slavetraders. EVENING 7:30 (2) THE PATSY AWARDS 8:30 €i THE WAGES OF CONGRESS Several key congressmen explain their views of the new ethics code in the House and Senate. (A) TUESDAY JUNE 24, 1979 JUNE 28. 1979 AFTERNOON BURGER CHEF - For the dining break that refreshes, try our fabulous salad bar along with your favorite burgers. 2500 S. French Ave., Sanford. 3:00 ED ORMANDY AND HIS ORCHESTRA "A Japanese Odyssey" The Philadelphia Orchestra tours Japan, and performs works by Debussy, Ives. Brahms and Richard . Central Florida Zoological Park - U. S. 17-92, one mile east of 14 and 4½ miles west of Sanford. Hours 9-5. EVENING Polka Dance sponsored by Polish American Alliance Space Coast Lodge 3230, Sertoma Center In Gibson Plaza, Highway 1, Titusville, 8 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, June 30. Ron Luznar's "Polka Pals" will play. $3 per person. 8:00 CD ONCE A DAUGHTER Mothers and daughters explore their relationship with one another. 9:00 ABC THEATRE "Hollow Image" A successful young black -w'v •4Ssunctv Sharp) Is torn between the security of her new life and the memory of an old love and her roots in the ghetto, General Sanford Museum Library, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-6 p.m. only. "Fiber Works" exhibit on display at Pine Castle Center of the Arts, June 1-77, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Includes weaving and fiber sculpture. 5903 Randolph St., Orlando. a EVENING 8:00 CBS REPORTS "The High Cost Of Everything" Three Important aspects of inflation -- consumer borrowinc, federal spending, and how Ano,-icaiis code with the problem -- are examined in this documentary. Ed Bradley anchors. 10:00 LESLIE UGOAMS CROWDOG The story of Leonard Crowdog, a Sioux medicine man acknowledged by over 80 tribes, provides an opportunity to grasp the Indian' snno of his past. Belles & Beaus of Orlando dance, 9 p.m. to midnight, Winter Park Civic Center, 2001 Mizell Ave., Winter Park. June 23. For singles over 18 (Including widowed and divorced). Music by HI Tones. a West Coast earthquake in the near future. THURSDAY JUNE 26, 1979 EVENING 8:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Yankee Salk Across Europe" Traveling on canals and rivers, the "Yankee" sailed over 2,000 miles through the heart of Europe. ONE TO ONE This religious special features Julie Andrews, Janet Lynn and the Muppots. 10:00 2)i3Ji THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED After years on Death Row, Leo Bishop manages to got a hearing before the Supreme Court; and Torn Keating asks a judge to repay a favor done years earlier. (Part 5 of 5)(A) FINDHORN "Spirits' residing in Scotland's Findhorn community help plants grow in spite of inclement weather. (A) FRIDAY'S SPECIAL HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Humphrey Bogart died 21 years ago, but visitors to MGM's Stage 25 are shocked to see a man who resembles Bogey so closely it is difficult to believe he Is not a reincarnation, Robert Sacchi, 39, has made his living the past four years evoking memories of the Oscarwinning star touring colleges with "Bogey's Back," a oneman Bogart's cynical, straight- fad and Sacchi capitalized on forward, sometimes it. belligerent personality He's toured some 300 traits. colleges with "Bogey's The overall effect can be Back," a 20-minute paralyzing to Bogart's monologue on the life of the friends and acquaintances, famed star and adding especially when he's dressed memorable scenes from in a threepiece, 40s-style pin such Bogart movies as striped suit, trench coat and "Dead End," "The Caine slouch hat. Mutiny," "Casablanca," Sacchi wears the wardrobe "Knock On Any Door," "The in "The Man With Bogart's Maltese Falcon", and "The Face," taken from the novel African Queen." show. by Andrew Fenaday who Producer Fenady had Now he's starring in a new also producing the film. ,,.th,... ,,,.,,. ....t.... pi ck ed out iur movie, "The Man With SSCcIII fl icked his eyes the role until Sacehi walked Bogart's Face," a chillingly briefly on the visitor to the into his office for an inaccurate title. set and feigned disinterest, terview, Sacchi, a New Yorker of just as Bogart used to do. "I went into shock," Italian descent, is the same But, of course, not in reality. height and weight as the "Yeah," he said, baring Fenady said, "Bob doesn't original. His dark eyes, his teeth in a cold smile. need to do an impersonation. straight brows, short, "I've looked like Bogart The physical impact is combed-back hair and facial since I was a kid. When I was enough. When he began characteristics are un- in high school, the other kids talking, I knew I had Bogart." cannily Bogart. never let me forget it. I'd The script involves a man He has develo ped the same rather have looked like Paul facial tic and peculiarly Newman or Robert Redford. bent on becoming a private lisping speech. lie draws his "The likeness became detective, lie undergoes lips away from his teeth in a more prono un ced when I plastic surgery to look like humorless grin precisely in began acting ut 1065 at NYU. Bogart and then assumes the the manner of Bogart just In the late 1960s I began names of two of Bogart's before he pulled the trigger. doing TV commercials, memorable private eye Sacchi's body language is some of th em based on the characters Sani (s,111 SnniI Bogart's as well, lie tugs at fact that I looked like' Spade) and Marlow (Philip arlowt'>, his lower lip pensively in l3o'art." ' im itation of the star. And Sacchi says he lost many The $4 ntillloit filiii is a when he chooses, his voice so roles when producers told drama, by any means a closely resembles Bogey's it him he looked too much like Sj)OUf on Bogart filitis. 'l'ht' Is eerie. The only thing Bogart. Th en caine the script Is typical early missing is the scar on Bogart craze and Woody Bogart, involving villains not Bogart's upper lip. Allen's 'Play It Again, unlike those played by Curiously, and no doubt Sam.'' Sidney (;retynstreet and purposely, Sacchi affects Bogart became a nostalgia Peter lAJrre. - JUNE 29, 1979 10:00 0 MOSES TH E LAWGIVER JUNE 27, 1979 EVENING Moses returns to Egypt under Divine command and confronts the pharaoh with his demand that the Jews be allowed to go EVENING 8:00 U IT CAN'T HAPPEN TO ME A teen-age girl allows herself to be led into the dark realm of UNIVERSE Walter alcoholism. 8:00 (.4) 0 Sports -On The Air Central Florida Civic Theatre presents the musical "Gypsy" July 13-15, 2041, 27-29, 8:15 p.m.; July 22, 2:30 p.m. Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. For reservations call 3054l96-7365. bout Maturing Ernesto Espana vs. Claude Noel, from San Juan. Puerto Rico. 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the AAU Outdoor Track & Field Championships from Walnut Grove, California; the Michigan "400" stock car race from the International Speedway In Brooklyn. Michigan. SATURDAY Central Florida Kennel Club's 59th Anniversary American K6nnel Club All Breed Dog Show, 8:30 a.m. Saturday, June 23, throughout the day, Exposition Park, Orlando. 1,200 to 1,500 dogs representing 139 breeds. Adults, $1.50; Children over 6,50 cents senior citizens and under 6 admitted free. JUNE 23,1979 AFTERNOON 1:00 11M WRE8TUNG 130 OWRESTUNO Little Miss Firecracker Pageant and Fourth of July celebration sponsored by Altamonte Jaycees and Jayceettes. Wednesday, July 4 beginning at noon, Altamonte Mall. Barbecue, races, hot air balloon rides and fireworks. Pageant for girls 5-8. Call 2-2311 for information. May Cronkite reports on the search for a cure for multiple sclerosis; Charles Osgood examines sateilite pictures of the moon which may have solved an Rflflyear-old mystery; Terry Drinkwater looks at the possibility of WEDNESDAY - (2) 200 PRE-GAME 8140W 2:15 EVENING IN MANY GOLF "Canadian Open" Live coverage of finalround play in this $350,000 tournament from Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ontario. SPORTSWORLD Live coyerage of a 12-round heavyeavyweight bout featuring Leon Spinks vs. Gerrie Coetzee, from Monte Carlo; AAU Indoor Swimming Championships from Los Angeles, California. GER- 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of the 10-round Junior Middleweight fight Sugar Ray Leonard and Tony Chiaverini from Las Vegas; World Professional Target Diving Championsh ips from Orlando, Florida. between SUNDAY JUNE 24, 1979 400 @J 0 GOLF "Canadian Open" Uve coverage of thirdround play In this $350,000 tournament from Glen Abbey Golf Club In Oakvflli, Ontario. f4) 0 4:30 700 soccn MADE BASEBALL Regional coverage of San Francisco Giants at Cincinnati Reds; Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta Braves AFTERNOON MONDAY 1..00 (2) RACERS JUNE 25, 1979 1-.30 EDHNO (2) OUTDOORS 500 () SPORTS SPECTACULAR 2:30 800 Coverag. of a super ban- 0 4QL $ØcC p Eng- 0 BASEBALL Regional coy. tasnwelght bout between Wit- land l.a Man at New York .rag. of Cincinnati Reds at frsdo Gomez and Julio Hernan- Cosmos Houstpn Astros; Montreal dsz and WA IIghIlght- If, i.-'. 4Ø'!:..' Look Rayon Art Center 23rd Members, Annual JuriedEzfJon, 26.Ju1y4,24io MIllhAvi,, I44s AFTERNOON SUNDAY Silver Spurs Rodeo, July 2-4, Silver Spurs Arena, 4444 N. 17-92 L.ngwoód, Ph. $311316 MONDAY HERITAGE INN - Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. 847-6000, Kissimmee. BAIRD-RAY DATSUN JUNE23, 1979 HOLIDAY INN - 1-4 - Now featuring Italian Fiesta and entertainment by Rhythm and Rhymes. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. Annual Boat'A-Cadej June 16-24. 9-day cruise beginning at River Ranch Acres and progressing. to Sanford via Kissimmee River, Intracoastal Waterway and St. Johns River. For detalls.call 305- Our Factory Trained Tithniclans Service OABC) Orowide free. (Part 2 of 6)(R) SATURDAY JUDY'S HOME STYLE HAMBURGERS - We feature the hamburgers with "freshness you can taste." Try our chili and shakes. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford. (NBC) Specials Of The Week POPPA JAY'S - NOW OPEN with chicken, salads, sandwiches, fish, shakes, and many other good things. Open Ui 11 or later. Take outs available. 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. HOLIDAY INN—LAKE MONROE— Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. Has Bogart's Face TELEVISION (CBS) Mci.n4fl, says she's going back t home, hearth and childrer again. Peggy hadn't worked foi six years, after "Mod Squad" went off in 1973. And there were some things she liked about getting back to work. "I enjoyed the creative aspect," she says, "and I found that the attention I got was nice. For a while, I thought maybe my ambition A Smiup & Um - GOGUDE Friday, June 22, 1979-3 _' '' - -. , 1* •d • ; .''.. - - ''4_b. . , I .'.. �6— Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. Friday, June 22, 1919 June 22 FRIDAY up for him. (H) EVENING BACK, KOTTER 0 WELCOME orderly Vinnie BarHospital 800 NEWS 0 0 ff (2) (4) EL) STUDIO SEE Kids pro- ducing their own weekly TV series; looking for the brown water snake In its natural habitat. (H) 6:30 NBC NEWS (2) (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS fl VILLA ALEGRE (B) 7:00 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (3) MARY TYLER MOORE When Lou takes Mary and Rhoda to a movie, he sees his son-in-law with a woman who is not his daughter. 0t12 THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD EL) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 LIARS CLUB DANCE FEVER O THE MUPPET8 Guest: Danny Kaye. FAMILY FEUD o (12) CAROL BURNETT AND 1. FRIENDS Skits: "The Alibi,A "Just "Toilet Tissue," Gigolo." ED DICK CAVETT Guests: Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Leo Durocher, Tom Gorman. (Part 3 of 3) (2) (12) DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold, Willis and Kimberly devise a plot to insure that Mr. Drummond's girlfriend won't become their stepmother. (H) 30 INCREDIBLE HULK Banner discovers that a teenage alcoholic ho is trying to help Is someone from his past. (H) 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT Dobritch sets out to solve the financial problems of the, Kto;r, nativns a the expense of the U.SI(iivy. WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 5:30 (.2) (12) HELLO. LARRY Larry Is shocked and upset when he returns home from a date to find Ruthie and Diane waiting (1974) Richard Belles" Chamberlain, Blythe Danner. Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald meets his future wife Zelda while he is stationed In the South. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 SOAP Mary suspects Burt of having an affair, and Father Tim suffers from high anxiety on his first work day on a construction site. (H) EL) THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL (C) barino accidentally misplaces Mr. Woodman while wheeling the principal back to his room after surgery. (R) EL) WALL STREET WEEK "Can OPEC Be Stopped?" Guest: M.A. Adelman. professor of economics at MIT. 0:00 ROCKFORD FILES (2) Rockford's former fiancee discovers that she is the target of a hit man and comes to Jim for help. (A) HAZ.. (4) 0 THE DUKES OF challenge ZARD The Dukes both sides of the law when they fire up Jesse's old still to make a batch of moonshine. (A) 0 ABC MOVIE "Kotch" (1971) Walter Matthau, Deborah Winters. A 72-yearold widower whose family is trying to put him In a home because of his escapades "adopts" a pregnant teenager. ED V.I. PEOPLE "Marie Francis: Midwife" 9:30 ffl PROBE 'Tallahassee (Part 2) 10:00 (2) (12) EDDIE CAPRA MYS" TERIES Eddie is hired to clear an alcoholic playwright (Rip Torn) of charges that he murdared a beautiful model. (A) 0 DALLAS Ray and J.R. compete for the affections of an ambitious country-western singer (Kate Mulgrew). (H) 12:00 (I) MOVIE "Play Dirty" (C) (1989) Michael Caine. Nigel Davenport. A British cornmender attempts to stop Allied forces from destroying German supplies so that he can use them. (2 Hrs.) 12:03 0 BAREITA Baratta tries to find out why a witness to a murder refuses to identify the killers. (A) 1:00 (:2) fl MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hosts: The Beach Boys. Guests: Blondie, Bad Company, Tavares, McGulnn, Clark and Hillman. (H) 0 MOVIE "Gargoyles" (C) (1972) Cornet Wilde, Jennifer Salt. On a Mexican expedition, an anthropologist and his daughter are menaced by gargoyle-like creatures. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 1:10 0 MOVIE "Just An Old Sweet Song" (C) (1976) Cicely Tyson, Robert Hooks. A twoweek vacation In the South brings about a change in the lives of a black family from Detroit (1 Hr. 10 Mins.) 2 00 (4) NEWS El) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Claudius: Family Affairs" Tiberius angers Augustus when he meets secretly with Vispanla, who he was forced to divorce so that he could marry Augustus' daughter Julia. (H) 11:00 (2) (4) 00 (12) NEWS GD DICK CAETT Guust 2:20 0 MOVIE "The Pigeon" (C) (1969) Sammy Davis Jr., Dorothy Malone. A young woman and her mother, victims of the Mob, accept help from the girl's former classmate, flOW i private detective. (1 Hr. 25 Mina.) ' 3:45 sica Milford. 11:30 (2)112) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson, Guests: Chuck Mangione. Elizabeth Ashley, Buck Henry, (4) NEWLYWED GAME S MOVIE "The Last Of The "Stand By For Action" (B/W) (1942) Robert 0MOVIE Taylor, Brian Donl.vy. During World War II, ayoUnQ, arrogant Navy officer learns the value of discipline and teamwork by lighting the Japanese. (2 Hrs.) Single Hamburger Fi (Tomato & Cheese extra) Salad Bar OR Small Drink offer expires 7/1 Frsih YOU CSfltUt& 17•92, Sanford SATURDAY ______________________ ______________________ - - MORNING 5:30 SUMMER &oo (4) CRACKERBARREL 0 THE LAW AND you 0 HOT DOG 6:25 FRIENDS 6:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (4) FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM 0 HOT FUDGE 7:00 IN EDUCATION PROFILES (2) 0BLACK AWARENESS BEVERLY HILLBILUES U aM BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 7:30 (IM BAY CITY ROLLERS (3) ARTHUR AND COMPANY ) I SOUGHT MY BROTHER James Earl Jones narrates a documentarY on the DJukU of Surinam, South Ameilca, whO were the first black Slaves to fight a successful guerilla war which won them Independence from Dutch slavetradef's. 2:00 PRE.0AMEW "Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn" (C) (1960) Tony Randall, Eddie Hodges. Based on the story by Mark Twain. A Southern boy comes while fleeing down the of Mississippi. (2 Hrs.) MAVERICK "The Savage Hills" 2:15 BASEBALL Regional (2) coverage of San Francisco Giants at Cincinnati Reds; Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta Braves (4) MOVIE 0 Roger Miller. 6:00 the highway patrol face the Idea of retirement. (H) (4) 0 BAD NEWS BEARS Coach Buttermaker's dream of a championship playoff for the Bears depends on his ability to change Lupus' negative saltImage. BATTLESTAR GALACT1CA Starbuck becomes marooned on a strange planet where peo. plO are imprisoned and punished for the crimes of their ancestors. (A) OD MEETING OF MINDS Steve Alien talks with Empress Theodore, Thomas Jefferson, Bertrand Russell and Saint Augustine. 0 8:30 (4)0 JUST FRIENDS Susan Is taken hostage by a bank robber (John Byner) who believes himself to beradloaclive. 030MN1JTE5 2:30 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI- 0 WORLD OF THE SEA MALE "TheKangaroo"R 3:00 8:00 VALLEY Victoria. BIG 0 (2) fl ALVIN AND THE CHIP- Heath and Jarrod are an route MUNKS across the desert when their GDO POPEYE stagecoach Is set upon by pay0 FANGFACE roll robbers. 0 ERICA 0 MOVIE "Paid In Full" (BFW) (1950) Robert Cumm8:30 9:00 ()Q j AND THE BEAR A vindictive sports car driver tries to prevent BJ from taking mentel patients on an outing to an amusement park. (A) 3)0 CBS MOVIE "Save The Tiger" (1973) Jack Lemmon, Jack Clifford. A middle-aged garment manufacturer made desperate by the corruption pervading his life struggles to regain his self-respect. (A) 0 LOVE BOAT "Tony's Family" Larry Storch; "The Minister And The Stripper" Peter Gravtus, for Kelly; "Her Own Two Feet" June Allyson, Van Johnson. (H) ings, Lizdbeth Scott. A woman's older sister marries her oxbrother-lfl-IaW, then saves ths younger one from a b eakdown. (2 Hrs.) V.I. PEOPLE "Marie Francis: Midwife" (2) (ED FANTASTIC FOUR 0 SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Recycling. Marriage Counseling, Furniture Buying" (2) (12) 000ZILLA SUPER 90 3:30 (3)0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD PROBE RUNNER g) CROCKETT'S VICTORY 400 GARDEN 0 GOLF "Canadian 'a Open" Live coverage of third9:30 ED ULIA8, YOGA AND YOU (R) round play In this $350,000 THE FIGHT AGAINST SLAVERY "A Matter Of Insuronce" In 1779, the case of a slave captain throwing 130 Africans overboard turned public opinion against the slave trade. tournament from Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville. Ontario. ED NOVA "Patterns From The Past" The world of the O'eros Indians of the Peruvian Andes is patterned after that of their ancestors. (Ri. lo:oo SUPERFRIENDS MOVIE "The Luck Of Ginger Coffey" (B/W) (1) Robert Shaw, Mary Ure. FIndIng no pot of gold at the and of he rainbow, an Irish Idealist in Montreal IsarTs the value of hard work and responsibility in supporting his family. (2 Hrs.) 10-30 (2)12) DAFFY DUCK (4)0 TARZAN I SUPER EN 1100 (2)112) FRED AND PARNE( 11:30 (2) 02 THE JETSONS (2)112) OUR GANG COMEDIES (2) (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Coverage of a super bantimwelght bout between Wilfredo Gomez and Julio Hermandez and a WBA lightweight bout featuring Ernesto Espana vs. Claude Noel, from San Juan. Puerto RICO... 0DONNA FAO WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the AAU Outdoor Track & Field Championships from Walnut Grove, Cailfornla AFTERNOON the Michigan 11400" stock car race from the international Speedway in Brooklyn. Michi12:00 (2)IUFORD AND THE gin. EMERGENCY ONE GALLOPING GHOST FIRiNG LINE "Reel Music" "Hey There, It's (4) MOVIE Yogi Bear" (C) (1964) Animal- Guest: RosalynTur.ck d. Voices of Julie Bennett, James Darren. Yogi Beer 5 KU HAW HONEYS searches for his sweetheart, Guests: Dive and Sugar. CIndy, who is also looking for hkn,(2Hr'.) EVBIING who stand to inherit her fortune If she dies. (A) 0FANTASY ISLAND A pho. tographer (Michele Lee) who believes She is being haunted by a little girl and a man (John Rubinstein) who wants to play in a Dog-Urn. Poker game vMr. Roarke. (R) S BEST OF FAMILIES "New Year's Eve, 1899" The Rafterlye, Lathrops and Wheelers review their lives and unrealized ambitIons as the new century approaches. (B) 11:00 (2) (4)00 NEWS S MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING C1US SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ME= __ (2) (4) S S NEWS . ,. AMERICANS The Private S ROOKIES aM , Hartford, Roy Acuff. LACEWU.K SOCCER WmDE IN GERMANY I '. WS?L*. py pg . Elliott Gould. Ing treatment Eye" John O'Grady describes himself U Hollywood's "Numtw One. t30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4)ED DES NEWS ED HEWS (2) THE GONG Host: Guests: Bob 1 Ray, Peter Tosh, Mick Jagger. (B) T Three Faces ® ME "he Of Eve" (B/W) (1957) Joanne Woodward, David Wayne. Our- PINK PANTHER (I) OUTLOOK FAT ALBERT AMERICAN BANDSTAND 5 KIOSWORLD ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY GAPUM 1:00 (2) SOUL TRAIN STAR T( While on leave . on the planet Argekils, Capt, Kirk and two crew members become Involvedinmurder. TUNG HIRE'S TO YOUR HEALTH Coping With Common 8!fl tome — 110, ......'.. 10:00 8!JPERTRAJXI A young heiress (Joyce DeWitt) learns that she Is being pursued by three of her former servants 6:O6 (l) IRON8IDE •,,, June 24 SUNDAY for a split personamy, a neurotic woman manifests a third under hypflO51*. (2 Kr,.) MOVIE 'Bye Bye Brawman" (C) (196$) George S.gal. Jack Warden. Four zany pals of a newly deceased writer somehow manage to attend the wrong funeral, (2 Hi'.) MOVIE "The Rains Of Ranchipur" (C) (1955) Lana Turner, Richard Burton. The wealthy and privileged wife of a British aristocrat fails In love with a Hindu doctor. (2 Kr'.) SHOls and and Tony Chiaverini from Las author of children's books; 0 SPECTRUM as; World Professional Tarinvestigate the complaint of AND ANSWERS 0 ISSUES Veg (12) INTERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL get Diving Championships from American farmers that the high Japanese protective tariff is 5 THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 SERVICE CHURCH (4) vo 10:00 PRIME TIME SUNDAY (2) (12) 4:30 OF SPORTS (Premiere) Tom Snyder, Chris WIDE WORLD from Los Angeles, California. between Sugar Ray Leonard Judy Blume, the best-selling acceptance. (2 Hrs.) 800 WAY BETTER A (4) WORD U.8A 0 AGRICULTU (12) AFTER HOURS RE 6:45 JS CHRiSTOPHER CLOSEUP Friday, June 22s19i" Evening Herald, SiflfOI'dsFl far. (R) 0 accident Is traced from cent bewilderment to infofinal Live coverage of the 10-round Wallace and Jack Perkins Junior Middleweight fight report on repossessors; profile MORNING CHIPS Jon and Ponch try to help a 30-year veteran of SPACE_CADEMY '1.69 1.89 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA (1) THE MUPPETS Guest: June Swimming Championships n " t Ask Dick r, . Weiner A. .7_ ~ 7 EL) THEFlorida. HARPSICHORD making American farm prodKIT "Ice Cream, Stereo Equip- Orlando, ED ment, Products For The HandI- MAKER A portrait of Peter ucts unsellable, capped Redstone. builder of harpsl- (3)CONSUMERBUYLINE MOSES THE LAWGIVER chords and other authentic 0 18th-century keyboard instru- Moses returns to Egypt under Divine command and confronts ments. is presented. (A) the pharaoh with his demand that the Jews be allowed to go 5:00 - 12:30 (1) al MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS U DIRECTIONS Benjamin Hooks, executive director of El) FIRING LINE "Lifting The free. (Part 2 of 6) (A) the NAACP. is interviewed by ED UpSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS (2) 2'S COMPANY Trade Ban On Lowenstein. Rhodesia" "On Trial" A new housemaid Allard SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM George Watson on the eve of Guests: has drastic effects on the famE0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC that organization's 70th annual Congressman Stephen Solarr. convention. ly and servants, MOVIE MACHINE 5:30 VIEWPOINT ON NLITRI" El) FLORIDA REPORT 0 ION l (12) JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (12) F4ROOP 10:30 (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 11:00 NEWS SECOND CITY TV ED 11:15 CBS NEWS 11:30 NBC LATE MOVIE Rod Stewart: Does He Or Doesn'f He? DEAR DICK: Is it true that Rod Stewart's gorgeous blond hair is dyed? A friend of mine said it was. But I find be cause it seems to fit him so per- that hard to believe fectly. LG., Portage, Mich. 1:00 Alas, L.G., he does touch up his hair. (What he really (2) RACERS EVENING should do is touch up his vocal chords.) lie is fair to begin 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE ISSUES with, but helps it along, dye-wise. You'd be surprised how 0 MORAL (2) AM.E. HOUR MOVIE "The Curse 01 and they all "seem to fit perfectly." 8:00 SUNDAY MORNING (12) many people do Frankenstein" (C) (1957) Peter (ED NEWS FAITH FOR TODAY O Cushing, Christopher Lee. THE ADVOCATES OPICTUREOFHEALTH DEAR DICK: Is Meg Foster, the exotically beautiful Baron Frankenstein recalls the 6:30 star of "The Scarlet Ltter," blind? if so, how did she get 8:00 e events leading to his execution. 2) NBC NEWS Vancouver, B.C., Can. (j) VOICE OF VICTORY BRIAN, that way, (1 1/2 Hrs.) "Swashbuckler" (1976) Robert CBS NEWS OF WOMEN AND MEN (4) WASHINGTON WEEK IN DICK: I watch the show, "little house On the €1) DEAR Shaw, James Earl Jones. Two 0 30 MINUTES 0(12) REX HUMBARD REVIEW (R) prairie," and there is a man on the show by the name of 0 WILD KINGDOM "Arctic fun-loving 18th-century pirates 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE actor named hinwood Roomer, lie Adventure" Marlin captures a help a beautiful girl gain 1:30 an Adam, played by 5 SESAME STREET (R) revenge against the corrupt man. lie is so believable on the show, that I OUTDOORS walrus. (2) YOUf9 plays a blind 8:30 "Whore politician who executed her BARRETT, Rock 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (12) WILD KINGDOM was wondering If he is really blind? S.C. (2) SUNDAY MASS The Crocodile Is King" Marlin father and stole her property. WORLD OF THE SEA 0 MAGIC THE 11111, S.C. MARLO AND and Jim Fowler travel to the (A) 5 WALL STREET WEEK and she is a sensational MOVIE MACHINE No. And no again. Meg MOVIE "The Internecine "Can OPEC Be Stopped?" African swamp. @J eyes that are so incredible, pale blue, has m Coburn, O ORAL ROBERTS Project" (1974) JaeS looking lady Guest: M.A. Adelman, profes7:00 is blind. But she sees persor of economics at MIT. (A) Lee Grant. A prominent econothat people always think she 9:00 WORLD OF DISNEY (2)12) "The Survival Of Sam The mist who is offered a high-level fectly well, And so does Linwood Roomer, who Is just a (ID ARCHIE CAMPBELL 2:00 blind man. NG Pelican" A lonely teen-ager 'Iv- government post turns to mur(4)0 SUNDAY MORNI good young actor anddOiflgU1ne job PtaY (2 NASHVILLE MUSIC to eliminate the skeletons der BIGFOOT AND WILDBOY on a remote Florida key (4) MOVIE "A High Wind In in his closet. (12) ORAL ROBERTS Jamaica" (C) (1965) Anthony lng adopts an injured peiican. (A) DEAR DICK: Having just seen "The Baby Blue 5MISTERROGERS(R) 0 THE NIGHT STALKER Quinn, Lila Kedrova. Five chil60 MINUTES Marine," it looked to mc like it was filmed in the Elbe0 Ofl a luxury dren are introduced to a 0 HARDY BOYS Frank and While vacationing 9'30 Ashford area below ML Rainier in Washington. Can you (:2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- strange world after pirates Joe try to find a beautiful Rus- cruise liner, Kolchak comes please tell me where the location was? GERTRUDE attack and loot the ship they sian defector before the Soviet face to face with a werewolf. ic JUKEBOX Guests: A & J 0 USEBY, Chula Vista, Calif. II are MOVIE traveling on. (2 Hrs.) "Adventures Of secret police can get to her. Stone, Chris Speeding, Fancy, O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO the (Part I of 2)(R) Actually, it was shot almost entirely in California (12) MOVIE "Elmer The Great" o THE FORSYTE SAGA Roy Wood, Sailor, Slade. Lake Piru area, Camp l'endleton (the big Marine base) (8/W) (1933) Joe E. Brown, Huckleberry Finn" (C) (1960) 5 AFTER HOURS Patricia Ellis. Although he Tony Randall, Eddie Hodges. "Swan Song" Fleur seduces (12) and a lot around McCloud, a small lumber town near the 12:00 seems to be a lazy country Based on the story by Mark Jon but fails to win him back. A Cal(fornla-Oregofl border. The mountain In the hick, a young man proves him- Twain. A Southern boy comes despondent Fleur promises the 0 THE JACKIE GLEASON background is Mt. Shasta, not Mt. Rainier. self to be a valuable baseball of age while fleeing down the dying Soames she will be good. SHOW "The (1'.NBC LATE MOVIE MISsISSIPPI. (2 Hrs.) player. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 8:00 DEAR DICK: Thinking back on "The Ten Corn"Ant I Charge Of The Light Brigade" USIDE BY SIDE MOVIE S ELTCTRZC-COMI'ANY(R) NBC CD (12 " (1978) Blair (1968) John Glelgud, Vanessa mandmeuts," could you please tell me whether the ThE MILWAUKEE 8YM 5 rvived 1000 PHONY ORCHESTRA IN CON-Brown. Alone Su famous actor, Vincent Price, had any appearance at all In TchaikovDavid Ackroyd. The Redgrave. Alfred, Lord lennyS STUDIO SEE Youngsters CERT "Music By this movie. I say that Vincent Price did not appear in it at nake a TV program, ride In hot air balloon and visit a base- sky" Kenneth Schermerhorn true story of Lauren Elder's son's British Involvement poem recounting in the the classic to survive following the all, but my husband says be did. RAELENE WELLS, plane into a moun- Crimean War is dramatized, for conducts the orchestra in Sym- light , mint aquarium big enough Burbaby, B.C., Can.' phony No. 5 and the waltz from crash of her tainsldeis dramatized. (A) scuba diving. (R) Score one for husbands Price was definitely in the film. TchaikovSky's "Eugene IN THE FAMILY Dinah Blows (4)5 ALL 10-30 The "other woman" from (2) MOVIE "A High Wind In OnegIn. (H) 2:30 Archie's past shows up In des Jamaica" (C) (1965) Anthony perate need of his help. (R) BONANZA - Their Horns (2) Quinn. UIa Kedrova. Five chil NASL SOCCER New Eng- 0 SALVAGE I Harry and his U dren areworld introduced to a land Tea Men at New York crew discover a treasure map strange after pirates Once upon a time, a young hidden in a classic old car. (H) attack and loot the ship they Cosmos ONCE A DAUGHTER girl came to New York from 5 MOVIE (TIME APPROXI- S areTONY traveling on. (2 Wi.) BROWN'S JOURNAL MATE) "The Brides Of Dracu- Mothers and daught er s explore Tennessee to pound the (4) Is,, (C) (1960) Peter Cushing, their relationship with one pavement, looking for a job FOR OUR TIMES ReproTerence Fisher. A young another. as a singer. Her persistence sentatives from the Protestant, he prey girt becomes t ch FINE FOOD eventually paid off, and the religions Fren Jewish and Catholic the 5,30 Latin of a bloodlusting Transylvanian ONE DAY AT A TIME A rest , as they say, Is show biz discuss the effects of (4)5 American Bishops conference vampire. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ory. But Dinah Shore has conniving co-work er of Ann's hist held last winter. netforgetteflhow hard ttP1as esotsto open w, 2tstet0 st ED KIDSWORLD ORMANDY"AAND HIS one of Ann's most important to get that first big break. ORCHESTRA Japanese 5 1 2 Since those early days, she Odyssey" The Philadelphia accounts. has made It a point to carry 9:00 11:00 @j_RONSICY AND COMPA- Orchestra tours Japan, and on the tradition of giving a performs works by Debussy. (Ø ALICE Tommy and EVE. ONLY ives, Brahms and Richard gioifrIsndMilisU become tired ( to young hopefuls. For NY restrictions on their Instance, last year she (not to be used In conjunction Bring this Ad Alice's of ED THE LAW AND YOU BAPTIST Strauss. (R) love life and run away. (B) with any other promotion). Will not be theme ED S FIRST 3:30 0 ABC THEATRE "Hollow teamed with Six Flags honored after June 23.. CHURCH first annual MOVIE "The Quiet Man" (2) GUI PAM, U.S.A.? "Joe ED Goes To The Hospital" The (C) (1952) John Wayne. Mau- image" A successful young parksto host the TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER (Saundra Sharp) "Stairway to Stardom" WOfflifl roan O'Hara. A former blaCk of Roast Beef — Ham Steak bitWin the security with talent search. 5 10111 Penis are forced to deal his returns to prizefighter piahip life and the Shrimp— Fried Chicken Fried the )'CiZ' This 1115 coldness of rules and reguafter killing a roots In Ihe native Ireland Salad Bar latlons in American hospitals, man Is working again. Five In the ring, but does not an old love and her Beverage (R) PIECE THEATRE regional finalists, chosen find the peace he sought. (2 ghetto. COMPLETE 5 MAST Dessert from more than MOO who IIM 1/2 Kr'.) "I, Claudlus: Waiting In The Try one of our new crepe desserts (4)ED FACE THE NATION W"-- Julia continues her auditioned for the Six Flags 4:00 nnerThurs,•Sat." PIG aui umsi.e Lunch: M.F 11.2 ge Shows, will appear on GOLF "Canadian scandalous orgies while her (4) 5 Dinner: 12-3 Sunday Open.- Live COVeraQ• Of fIfl- son, Claudlus, appears to be "Dinahi" during the Last a of ______ 305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford because week in June. round play In this $350,000 hall-witted For Reservations: (R) tournament from Glen Abbey stammer and a limp. On FrIday, June ,Dinah Club in Oakville, Ontario. Golf 9:30 Shore and a panel of judges 12:00 LlV5 COV: ,FEMONS An _____ (4) MOVIE "AN The Way 5 SPORT$WON.D 1410 ThE 12-round heavy a featuring ht of bout Leon evening out at the disco turns Will pick the winner. And Home (P/W) (1963) Jean erage Gems coetzee, Into "iYSiY night lever" when aIK)tMT star may be on the SiIntflOflS. Robed Preston. A weig top. spinis , Monte Cado, AAU Indoor George stretches things too way to the poignant pcspyoung of boys 'lion his fathers deatfrk in from - - - - - - -- for' CREPE DINNER - $395 �Friday, June22. 1979-9 Evening Herald,, Sanford, Fl. *—Evening Hers Id, SanfOrd, Ft. Fridaye Jun. 22, 97 Movies Cross word Coming MENEME MENEM To Fla. MOMMENE ONEME ENE ENE MOMMM NONE ONE NONE ME ME on ME MOMEMEM EON No No MEN WOMMOOM NONE ON MMMM MOSIN NONSIM MMMMMia MEMEN 4- ACROSS 1 Star Trek's William 8 Actor Gory 13 Veep 14 Japanese American 15 Possess 16 Actor Wallach 17 Say publicly 18 Happy 20 Insect 22 Ocean level 23 Bonn 25 Irish Gaelic 27 Actor Eastwood 30 Hideaway 34 Electrified particle 35 Hypothetical force 37 Chirwso pagoda 38 Grande 39 Obediert 42 Musical medley 44 Budge 45 Boxing term 46 Serene 49 Kindled 51 Argument 55 Apart 57 Kitchen utensil 59 Actress -- MacGrow 60 Actress Faye - -63 Dexterous 64 Refunds DOWN 1 Pollution effect 2 Yowl 3 Late actress Magnani 4 Football term 5 Scottish no 6--Fitzgerald B African antelope 9 Actor John 10 Italian wine city 11 Require 12 Fatigue Daytime Schedule MORNING 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 8:25 (4) 0 AS al ci) tremely excited, almost ecstatic. He's going to appear on the 'Tonight' show Thursday and tell the story," said Levin. MONDAY 6'00 (2)4)00(ED NEWS ED STUDIO SEE Visits the world's largest nuclear fuel plant to see how nuclear fuel may solve energy problems; a 14-year-old hockey star. (R) 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS 4)0 cas NEWS ABC pwe a VILLA ALEGRE (II) ¼ Lb. SUPER SHEF 100 Pd. All Beef Burger Served With Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Onion, Cheese And Dressing. On A Toasted Sesame Seed Bun. Yours FREE When You Buy On. At Regular Price. Offer Expires July IS. R.g. $1.29 &nJW0Mfr 21$ S. French Ave. Sanforc' 1:30 THE WORLD TURNS TODAY IN FLORIDA (2) 53 ) CONSUMER SURVIVAL By SAM MILLER 03000 MORNING FLORIDA Ø Pit CLUB KIT (TUE) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. NEWS ) CROCKETT'S VICTORY 6:00 (UP!) - With one feature 8:30 GARDEN (FRI) EARLY DAY (2) movie and part of another TODAY (I) AGRONSKY AND COMPA- (2) GOOD MORNING AMERI200 earmarked for a Florida 0 NY (MON) THE DOCTORS (2) CA shooting schedule, Gov. Bob (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE OD UUAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Graham and state Com) MEDIX (MOW) 900 merce Secretary Sidnney (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 9) FOOTSTEPS (TUE) (WED) Levin have their sights set on (2) (4) DONAHUE ) THE MILWAUKEE SYM. FILM FESTIVAL (THU) (4) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS PHONY ORCHESTRA IN CONa still bigger prize - Robert (4) CRACKERBARREL (FRI) 0 MOVIE CERT (WED) Altman's scheduled $20 (M DINAH1 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 ) COOKIN' CAJUN (THU) million film, "Popeye." G SUNRISE 9:55 ) FLOWER SHOW (FRI) Altman plans to make UPBEAT 6:25 (4) 2:30 "Popeye" next year. He has (2) POPI GOES THE COUN10:00 ANOTHER WORLD (2) narrowed his choices to TRY (MON) CARD SHARKS (2) (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT Florida and the island of (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ED PHOTOGRAPHY... HERE'S Malta. FBI) ) STUDIO SEE (R) HOW (MON) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Altman recently finished ) ERICA (TUE) 10:30 (WED) shooting "Health" in St. ) BEES AND HONEY (THU) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS V.I. PEOPLE (FRI) Petersburg. OD LOVE OF LIFE (4) (THU) Levin said Tuesday that 3:00 0 WHEWI 6:30 IND ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL Graham's weekend trip to (4) KUTANA Hollywood brought a comEl) FRENCH CHEF 10:55 0 THE LMTLE RASCALS 40 Entertainer 19 Actor mitment for the filming in 3:30 0 CBS NEWS 6:55 Jill ... Knotts Florida of actor Burt (4)0MA'8H(R) 11:00 41 Marksman (2) TODAY INFLORIDA 21 Waste Reynolds' $8 million movie, El) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) 2) HIGH ROLLERS 43 Dawn allowance 4:00 THE PRICE IS RIGHT "Smokey and the Bandit, HI, NEIGHBOR goddess (4)0 (12) 24 Condescend LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 46 Singer 0 EMERGENCY ONEI Part II." 76 Actor (2) 7•00 HODGEPODGE LODGE Johnny El) (4) THE GONG SHOW Robert • Levin said he and Graham (2) (1 TODAY 47 Tall 27 Spanish 0 BEWITCHED 11:30 also were told that scenes (4)0 MONDAY MORNING I Spanish) WILD, WILD WORLD OF hero U WHEEL OF FORTUNE (MON) (12) from "The Island," based on ANIMALS 28 •- Ferrigno. 48 Diving bird FAMILY FEUD TUESDAY MORNING U @0 50 Domesticate a Peter Benchly novel, will MAKE ME LAUGH Incredible El) MISTER ROGERS (R) be shot In south Florida, (TUE) 52 Ago SESAME STREET (R) Hulk ED WEDNESDAY MORNAFTERNOON althuugh most of the filming (4)0 29 Mink abbre 53 Medicinal ING (WED) 4:30 plant 'lation will be done on the island of (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING 12:00 MIKE DOUGLAS (4) 54 Food 31 Eagle Antigua. (THU) (2) PASSWORD PLUS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE packages 32 Inland "Smokey and the Bandit," FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) @J THE YOUNG AND THE 0 MERV GRIFFIN 0 56 Doomed island in which Reynolds played a O GOOD MORNING AMERI RESTLESS (12) GUNSMOKE 58 Bird's beak 33 Also CA 0O(12)NEWS beer smuggler chased by 5:00 60 Sun god 36 Double SESAME STREET (R) fl) SESAME STREET (R) Sheriff Jackie Gleason, EL) (2) CAROL BURNETT AND 7:25 12:30 FRIENDS made more money than SOII'TIO 11) TODAY IN FLORIDA 2) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE almost any other film in GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- fl) MISTER ROGERS (R) Hollywood history and the 0 ROW (12) NEWS sequel "will be a good sized -RYAN'S HOPE project and a highly visible" (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (2) NEWS (2) (12) TODAY HOGAN'S HEROES 0 one." 1:00 U GOOD MORNING AMER1 (12) BEWITCHED "Burt Reynolds was ex- CA (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES fl) OVER EASY EVENING I 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ) OVER EASY Ø THE YOUNG AND RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 4501 Idgewaler Dr. Orlando.. (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE When Rhoda loses her lob, Mary is reluctant to help her find another. 0 THE CROSS-WiTS 0 JOKER'S WILD (12) TO THE POINT ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) THE PATSY AWARDS (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES II SEARCH OF... "Diamond Curse" FAMILY FEUD CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Sammy Davis June 25 PRAIRIE Carrie creates an Imaginary friend to help fill the lonely hours while her father is away. (A) CI) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "Cajun Cousins" Two youngsters. both descendants of early French settlers, lead very different lives 3.000 miles apart: one in Louisiana, one In Nova Scotia. 0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves' personal stand on corporal punishment in schools is tested when a bellig. erent student forces him into a fist fight. (A) 0 BASEBALL Regional COV" erage of Cincinnati Reds at Houston Astro.; Montreal Expos at St. Louis Cardinals ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Once There Was A Strike In Levittown" Bill Moyer. explores the underlying Issues and consequences of a prolonged teachers' strike In LevIttown, Long Island. "Carousel" (C) (4) MOVIE (1956) Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones. A carnival worker resorts to S pa)TOU hoist to Provide for a child on the way. (21/2Hrs.) 0 THE WAGES OF CONDICK CAVETT Guest: Jss- GRESE Several key congress51cm Mitt ord. men explain their views of lbe $00 niw ethics 9d.,kl.4f. House UTTLEHOUUONTHE knd Senate. (R) -...,v*.'. 9:00 OM'A•S•H Col. Potter discovers that a supply of drugs vital to the doctors in the operating room has fallen victim to Sgt. Zale'3 barter system. R) 9:30 "Forever t2 (12) MOVIE Young. Forever Free" (1976) Jose Ferrer, Karen Valentine. A young orphan living in a remote mission station In South Africa is befriended by a priest and a native boy. 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jennifer, an expert in mouthtO.IflOUth resuscitation, is the only one ready when a tornado hits Cincinnati. (A) UESDAY EVENING 6:00 0 (IM NEWS STUDIO SEE Visits a family it has given up electric heat' 0od.burniflg stoves; a 14at-old who plays basketball s circus - on a unicyclol (A) 6:30 NBC NEWS ) 0 CBS NEWS IABC NEWS ) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7'00 D'DC TA O DOUGH D MARY TYLER MOORE 1ien Lou asks Mary to help rn find someone to redeyate his living room, Mary jggests Rhode. 5(12) THE CROSS-WITS 5 JOKER'S WILD 5 MACNEIL / LEHRER EPORT 7:30 LIARS CLUB 4) MATCH GAME NEXT STEP BEYOND ) BHA NA NA Guest: Joe Jjimt%. CAROL BURNETT AND 'Easy FRIENDS Skits: Openers." 'Fortune Cookies." 'Jacques TouteaUx." 10 DICK CAVETT Guest: Arthur Miller. (Part 1 of 3) June 26 Young 8:30 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne decides she wants a more feminine image to attract men and turns to Shirley for help. (A) AN AMERICANISM: JOE MCCARTHY A look at the life and times of Joe McCarthy: his motivations and acquaintances with such people as Jack Anderson, Richard Nixon and others, will be featured. 9:00 (2) (12) EMERGENCY While in San Francisco to observe res• cue operations, paramedics Gage and DeSoto become Involved with two disasters and two female paramedics (?[)CBS MOVIE "Submarine (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) "McCabe And 0 MOVIE Mrs. Miller" (C) (1971) Warren Beatty, Julie Christie. Partners set up a business In a small mining town, only to have Iarger business interests move in on them. (2 Hrs.) O THREES COMPANY Janet comes home early with her date and finds Jack and Chrissy alone in the bedroom. (A) Poets These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They through their minds, of Oviedo. Pupils are —Tasha Berlin generally provided with a theme, but are not told The fox hides under it what they should write. pillow as a lonely hand touches his face. He looked up and saw it little girl sobbing. —Tasha Berlin - 9:30 0 TAXI Louie and Alex team up in a high-stakes poker game against Louie's card-shark brother. (A) 10:00 0 LESLIE UGGAMS CROWDOG The story of Leonard Crowdog. a Sioux medicine man acknowledged by over 80 tribes, provides an opportunity to grasp the Indian's SOflSO of his past. 8:00 (2) (12) THE RUNAWAYS A teen-ager (Donna Wilkes) takes to the open road to follow her country-music singing idol (Ronee Blakely). (4)0 CBS REPORTS "The Hgh Cost Of Everything" Three important aspects of Inflation - consumer borrowing, federal spending. and how Americans cope with the probhem - are examined In this documentary. Ed Bradley 11:00 anchors. £2) (4)00(12) NEWS O HAPPY DAYS The rivalry DICK CAVETT Guest: between Richie and Fonzle for ArThur Miller. (Part 2 of 3) - _fic.tou r. ri wraagn.gtti_ 11:30 comes to a head. (Part 2 of 2) (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: Guess: OTHE GREAT HURRICANE David Letterman. Gurley Helen Great Lynn, Loretta DISASTER TEST The Brown, Orson Bean. Hurricane Disaster Test COfl' talns 15 basic questions deal- (4) NEWLYWED GAME ing with preparations before a 0 BARNABY JONES A clover hurricane, what to do during private eye becomes involved the disaster and precautions in a blackmail scheme that leads to murder. (A) after the hurricane, TvcJrAHE Tge teTfeR.5 AND v-é me CLL)e F2(AêJ 110 PEU- -rW tJAMec.OF A COpJ1IPiVlPJ' QgAWAflC cERI 10:00 0 LOU GRANT Billie is upset by Lou's seeming disinterest In a "routine" murder case. (A) • MU MOST ENGLISH "FiveRed Herrings" - 1100 (2)4)00(12) NEWS including the good, old-fashioned hamburger and cheeseburger. Our food is fresh and delicious and served by friendly, courteous people who make eating out a real pleasure at a reasonable price. So stop by Poppa Jay's and order something good for the whole family. Even if the whole family wants something different. Enjoy your meal at Poppa Jay's or take It home with you at our drive-in window. And let us know what YOU think. IN)PIN1 jiiy's 11:30 (1) 02 TONIGHT Guest host: Bob Nswhart. Guests: Sarah Vaughan, Sh.cky Green.. Andy Griffith, Rick B.ntly. 2501 S. Fr.nch Av•. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford PHONE 322-9212 0 ROCKFORD FILES A I O( mar clilmate comes to Rockford for help when his singergidfrlsnd's life Is threatened by the underworld. •POUCE STORY A slightly a college retarded Janitor on C$1flPUI Is SusPected of murdaring a gui he was secretly in love . with . and. - tta. girl's boyfrsnt, resulted from the Florida 1'tes of crystal block my Poetry In the Schools Path program. These pupils are The owls swarip above me taught by poet Bob Wishoff like a message COI11hlM ji'11Elff4] Hours Of Operation: Sun. thru Thurs. 10 ..m. to 11 p.m. Fri.andS$t.lOa.m,t0l2 P'flh - Tu,. & Thurs. SPECIAL 3PM-fl PM 1/4 BOX FRIED CHICKEN Pbs INTRODUCTORY k.uá Ms., C.hSw, OFFER 99C RON Regular Price $1.69 �Friday, Jun* 22, 1979-11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, p ...,: , • •.' •..: •'. '•' 10—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. • •. , • , ) ••••••f• ,, •. ,'?.'.,.: The In-Laws: A Wild And Crazy Film I, Friday, Jun.22, 1979 Garden'i'n.g Books For Novices, V yourself but also the political that society Is losing faith in and financial reasons for technology and turning back gardening with your neighto the land. If the warnings of bors. This all may sound natural food boosters aren't cultist but it's not. This is an enough to get you "back to optimistic account of good nature," then the economic honest, sweaty, no-nonsense All around, there are signs THE COMPLETE BOOK OF COMMUNITY GARDENING by Jamie Jobb (Morrow, 190 pages, $14.95) 1000 BEAU'iTFUL GARDEN PLANTS AND HOW TO GROW THEM by Jack Kramer (Morrow, Us pages, $4.05) THE HELIX HERBAL ALBUM by Rick Roen and R. Kim Finley (RFM Publishing, distributed by Random House, 103 pages, $7.95) THE AUDUBON SOCIETY BOOK OF WILDFLOWERS by Les line and Walter Henricks Hedge. (Abrams, 210 pages, $40.00) gardening as practiced by people who don't own their own plots and so do it communally. Jobb takes a natural approach to every facet of community gardening, from fence and vandal problems Franklin L. Henley, who right down to "debunking gardens his own plot and a together. This is a cheerful, bugs," compost systems, neighboring one as well, "The man who started it had uplifting time for anyone and seed ordering and coma nervous breakdown and an invaluable, informative munity canning. One section is devoted to was hospitalized. Rev, how-to book for community gardeners, novice to the people who make Henley keeps the plot going community 'gardens work, in hopes of surprising the veteran. Community gardening as and it's filled with personal man In the hospital with the described here really is the profiles. You meet sprightly harvest." In addition to sections on basis of a whole way of life. Frances Kingman, who has people, places, plants and It takes in not only the had a plot at Boston's possibilities, Jobb includes recreational and money- Fenway Garden for 20 years, and extensive and very saving aspects of growing-it- and Pennsylvanian Rev. useful list of sources and resources, covering connunity garden addresses, Information, seed and supply a and companies bibliography of books and films, 111000 Beautiful Garden Plants and How to Grow Them" was written by garden expert Jack Kramer with line drawings by Robert Johnson. This Is an informative book consisting realities of the energy crunch and the inflationary spiral will be. "The Jamie Jobb'a Complete Book of Community Gardening" tells how folks all over the country are pooling their time and talents to till the soil largely of illustrated plant dictionaries for trees and shrubs, annuals, perennials, bulbs and vines. Though Kramer's text tells basics all the gartknu one needs most of the 35 black-and-white photos are disappointing because 'e7t1iubGn Soty look Of Wildflowers" Is not a book you read; it is a book you savor and experience. WE MADEIT I AND PROUD : TOIENOIII SANFORD NOW HAS TWO *UAa% Sow~ Formerly kJiJfl Si THE SANFORD. INN the HOLIDAY INN OF SANFORD 14 InvIs you, tosisow EWL REOELED FACILITY - We Ov also 6tvned by the some , popii who own the Holiday Inn of Sanford- Lake Monroe and promise to giv, that seme fine service to you and your guests. : .TN4NK VOW 8ANFIR WE ARE PRIEJI TO RE 1W, 01 UNFOlD I— .14 dazzling color photos - - - - GRADE: A. show. GENERAL RELEASE Tom Skerritt, Sigourne) Weaver, John ALIEN (R) 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 Closeups of wildflowers - give the reader a good sense of color contrasts. The dictionary renderings are meticulously drawn and would be helpful for a practicing gardener, but this Isn't a book you'd want to pick up unless you're going to use it as a gardener's guide. Herbal Helix "The Album" is a charming paperback complete with eight packets of herb seeds. A primer on growing and using herbs, this book Is chattily written and would noneven encourage gardeners to give herb growing a try, indoors or out. Nearly two-thirds of this attractive album is devoted to dictionary-style thumbnail descriptions, drawings, particulary witchcraft and the evil eye. likewise, it was assumed to thrive only in the gardens of good people." The Herbal Album is a perfect gift for a cook who loves fresh herbs recipes for a novice are included or for a confirmed gardener who might never have tried growing herbs. Anyone who loves to garden knows the joy and peace of watching plants grow one of the great lures gardening holds in these rushed, frenzied times. If you're a gardener, you're probably tuned into look for wildflowers wherever you go. If so, "The Audubon Society Book of Wildflowers" is for you. This is an exquisite art - - - petals, stunningly bright blossoms of crimson, blue, purple, gold words cannot describe the glory within. THURSDAY The "Audubon Book of Wildflowers" is designed and printed with the meticulous care that goes into all Abrams art books, EVENING June 27 ______________________________________________________ and ) MARY TYLER MOORE Ted falls In love with the daughter of the star of the "Chuckles The Clown Show." THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER I REPORT (4) FAMILY FEW DANCE FEVER $1.00 REALITY sisov CAROL SURNETT AND ! FRIENDS Gpest: Roddy McDowell. DICK CAVETT Guest: Arthur Miller. (Part 2 of 3) 8'00 (2) © LAUGH-IN Guests: BelIs Abzug, Shirley MacLame, Robed Conrad, Flip Wilson, Roger Moors, Martin Mull, Bonny Bono, Marjoe Gortner. (R) ([)a UNIVERSE Walter Cronkite reports on the search for a curs for multipl, sclerosis; Charts. Osgood examines Ut aft0 pictures of the moon which may have solved an 800year-old. mystery; Terry Drinker.!poks.t 4he pç.siblyo(. Comm earU)quake in the sW by a well-meaning but hindering gift from her children. 6:30 (2) 4M NBC NEWS (3)0 CBS NEWS ARC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE (FL) the wildflowers seen here and you may never see many of them unless you travel to rain forests and deserts but if around the world you love plants, you will love this book.. - 700 TIC TAC DOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE Mary is excited about dating a handsome politician who is one of the governor's top aides. - THE CROSS-WITS - 900 (2) BUT MOTHER! A widow (Dana Dietrich) and her newly divorced daughter (Amy Johnstcm) become involved in a constant struggle while trying to land "Mr. Right." (D a CBS MOVIE 'pp To The Commissioner" (1975) Michael Moriarty, Yaph.t Kotto. A rookie cop mistakenly 10:30 (2) STARTING FRESH A worn. an (Lynnette Malloy) and her teen-aged daughter (Kimberly Beck) find their lives complicat. ed when they enroll in the same college. 1100 (2) (4)00 CM NEWS kills an undercover narcotics officer during a shoot-out and iio becomes involved In a coverTONIGHT Guest host: up Of the event. (R) David Letterman. Guests: Pets 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Barbutti, Steve Guttenberg. Angels, on vacation in a moun- ®NEWLYWED GAME tain village, unknowingly InterSWITCH Pets and Mac are rupt the exchange of kid- hired to protect a Las Vegas napped women for an impris- superstar whose life appears to - pj mobsteir. (R) be in danger. (R) "Breezy" (C) a pOUCg woum p.pper a MOVIE (1974) William Holden, Kay is wiousiy wounded while Lens. The existence of a cyrilrshsnd some kYIflQ to cal, divorced businessman Is murdereirs and locate stolen ciangpd when he bscomss romantically involved with a 12:00 free-spirited teen-ager who (4) RIG VALLEY Jarrod is wanders Into his life. (2 Hr,) GREAT PERFORMANCES wounded while trying to pro"When Hill Freezes .Over, ru vent a robbery, and Nick and s Miip"& .nItaMmsnt Heath yrac. lbs thWM 16 a bowdo on, the works of black distant town. LEHRER REPORT poets including Langston Hughes, Paul Laurence Dunbar and Cleavant Derricks is performed by Vinnette Carroll's Urban Arts Corps. BY FOUR Three 900 World Championships; an Appalachian woodcarver transforms a stick Into a duck. (R) You may never grow 'H - - George Hamilton, 7:30 LIARS CLUB I?' - - - - 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: C-plus. (Film grading: A — superb; B — good; C — average; D— awful) poor; F - to earth to do good deeds. STUDIO SEE Young dog.ledders at the 1977 Junior anything as spectacular as Academy Award-winning short films "In The Region 01 Ice." "Double Talk" and "Kudzu" are. presented. (R) 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: C-plus. Laurence Olivier, LIVI'LE ROMANCE, A (PG) Arthur Hill, Sally Kellerman. Romantic comedy. This one will enchant you. A pair of teen-agers find each other, and find innocent romance, against a background of Paris and Venice. With lovely music and beautiful photography, this has fun, excitement and all those good things. GRADE: A. LOVE AT FIRST BITE (PG) 400 near future. efforts to pass exam may be thwarted vice versa. If you like the type, this Is GRADE: A,But avoid it If you scare easy. BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY DAYS (P6) — William Katt, Tom Berenger. Western. This supposedly shows how Butch and Sundance were as young men, how yourself In the morning, but you'll laugh while you're watching this spoof of the Dracula story. This time, Drack Is back as a crack lover, in the present, and it's all done for fun. Enjoy. GRADE: B. Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, MAN}IAVI'AN (R) Mariel Hemingway, Romantic comedy. Michael Murphy, writing, directing, Allen Is back in his personal groove 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 white, and It's beautiful, funny and crisp. GRADE: B-plus. Peter Sellers, PRISONER OF ZENDA, THE (P6) Lynne Frederick, Elke Sommer. Comedy. This idea, on paper, sounded sure-fire: Sellers In a triple role In the computer error are sent back (2)(4)00(12) NEWS This is not a book you read; It Is a book you savor and experience. THE LONG SEARCH claims to be his son. year-old airplane pilot; a sd1000 once laboratory atop a Con- "Rome, Leeds And The necticut mountain staffed by Desert" Ronald Eyre talks with (2) PAUL WILLIAMS SHOW several Roman Catholics in Singer-composer Paul Williams kids. (R) Rome, Spain and England stars as Paul Hamilton, the 5:30 about the practice of their faith host of a morning kiddie show (M NBC ws In today's world. (R) in Denver, Colorado. cas NEWS a VEGAS A top tennis player Q 8:30 D ARC NEWS Is told to intentionally lose a Florida's GOOD TIMES VILLA ALEGRE (R) (1)0 an important major tournament or be killed. people It catches. The crew tries to kill it and definitely Susan Saint James, Arte Johnson, Comedy. You'll hate the attention pays off. 9:30 O FIGHT IS ENOtXH Tom (2) HOME AGAIN A bachelor 'Xoby and suspeG 3usan am McGavin) Susan's boyfriend, who are police chief (Darrenyoung 000 man shocked when a working together on a project. Is (Michael Horton) appears and a STUDIO SEE visits a 14- of having an affair. (R) 700 ) TIC TAC DOUGH June 28 - JOKER'S WILD 0 MACNEIL I ky EVENING - o : Comedy adventure. Feel like a good laugh? This Is It a wild and crazy film about a man (Falk) who may be a crook or a hero and another man (Arkin) who is only a poor, suffering dentist. United by the coming marriage of their children, the one drags the other into a complicated mess that isn't very logical but great fun for everybody. from all around the world delicate are breathtaking and bold all at once. Shimmering dewdrops, sparkling was favored to ward off evil, sunlight, Iridescent pastel (1)*UARS CLUB . by nature more than 65 superb steal the photographers ... 7:30 • The entire title is "The Helix Herbal Album with Secrets Revealed; Featuring Growing, Harvest & Drying, Folklore & Recipes, Comand panion Planting - and botanist Walter Henricks Hedge. But the 181 Morel" Herb lore is part of the fun here. For instance: "There were many superstitions in which rosemary they aren't sharp enough to WEDNESD care and cultivation hints and suggestions on how to use each herb. book with text by Audubon magazine editor Les Line NEW RELEASE Peter Falk, Alan Arkin. IN—LAWS, THE (PG) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH GAME O $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE GD CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family." "The Hollow Palace Guard." 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Arthur,MllIer. (Part 3 of 3) 8:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Yankee Sails Across Europe" Traveling on canals and rivers, the "Yankee" sailed over 2,000 miles through the heart of Europe. (1)THE WALTON8 Elizabeth encounters a series of unnervlug Incidents Which lead her to believe she is being haunted by ghosts. (R) O ONE TO ONE This religious special features Julie Andrews, Janet Lynn and the Muppets. 0 MURK & MINDY Mork's nasty neighbor steals the Orkan age machine and Quincy the supposedly accidental death of a race-car driver Is actually a case of homicide.(R) ® MOVIE 'Mister Roberts" (C) (1955) Henry Fonda, James Cagney. A U.S. Navy cargo ship runs into many misadventures because of the second officer on board and his great desire to be in combat. (2 Hrs.) 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett tries to prevent a potentially bloody war between two underworld gangs vying for control of a promising young singer's career. (Part 2 of 2) (R) 13 BARNEY MILLER Barney is reunited with his wife while his detectives deal with a ciaustrophobic robber and two feuding toy manufacturers. (R) 0 VIEWS OF ASIA "Mongolia / Peking Zoo: Beyond The Great Wall I Peoples Zoo" John Temple examines inner Mongolia. one of the least lamiliar parts of China.' - and the Peking Zoo, one of the world's most popular zoos. QUINCY (2) suspects 9:30 0 CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy's problems with a citizen threatening to sue for false arrest are compounded by an eager reporter's interest in the case. (FL) 10:00 (2) THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED After years on Death Row, Lee Bishop manages to get a hearing before the Supreme Court; and Tom Keating asks a judge to repay a favor done years earlier. (Part 5 of 5) (FL) BARNABY JONES Betty poses as a physical education Instructor at an exclusive girls' school to Investigate a series of unexplained "accidents." (FL) 120/20 "Spirits" Unknowingly causes Mork to FINDHORN 41 go through several ag. residing In Scotland's Findhorfl changes. (R) community help plants grow in 0 COMEDY THEATER A man spits of inclement weather. (FL) (Cleavon Little) looking to get 1100 rich quick goes searching for a NEWS (1)000 (2) single Woman with a lot of Guest: BarDICK CAVETT money. ry Commoner. 8 ALL CREATURES GREAT 11:30 AND SMALL "it Takes All Kinds" Routine Is shattered 0 TONIGHT Guest host: when Siegfried employs a rotary and James meets Helen Alderson. a Rich Little. Guest: Mickey HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your credit is good for $2,500 to $25 000 or more, for any purpose! Loans can bcrranged upto t25,000 or more, FOR ANY PURPOSE! If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot, YOU QUALIFY. ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE All homeowners, even if your home is not completely paid for, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. 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(A) held and kidnapped Is sky 0 COMEDY THEATER Two for the (Donna sage in exchange young women leader. of a deadly cult release Ponteretto, Carol Wayne) Who (A) end U) In heaven because of a - - - P .4 Business Loans $109000 to 2509 000 ECaJI Mr. Fairchild COLLECT 1813-877-5704 I �71st Year, No. 264—Sunday, June 24. 1 9 7 9 ----Sanford Florida 32771 Evening Herald(USPS 48280)—Price 25 Cents Robbery Said Possible Motive 12—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Altamonte Man Found Beaten To Death us ShARoN ('ARItASCO "' ' in telegraph \ortIi Carolina, Sgt. ,Juii h'errv of tile :\Itaiiioiite Sl )rUles police, said herald Staff Writer A 52-year-old Altamonte Springs man has been identified as the murder victim found F'ridav afternoon beneath the State Road 436 overpass at interstate 4 in Altamonte Springs, according to police. George :\. Mount. 52, of 366 Cherokee Court, Altamonte Springs, was identified b his wife Saturday morning at he Seminole Memorial Hospital. Blount, who is the father of three children, was an unemployed engineer at the time of his death. lie is a former employee of international Telephone and Gas Stations Cut Hours, Close Down A special meeting of the Seminole Energy Committee has been tentatively called for Monday to discuss contingency plans in the event the supply of gasoline and diesel fuel to the area continue to diminish. (Inc possibility to be reviewed, according to committee chairman JoAnn Blackmon is the odd-even gas sales system already in effect in sonic other Florida counties. Odd-even plans allow gas to be sold to persons on alternate days depending on the last digit of their license jiljitc. Florida National Guardsmen have the gasoline delivery trucks rolling around the clock, but re-supplying it boric dry south Florida may take the rest of the weekend. Guy. Bob Graham acted to stem the fuel crisis (ow' days into the strike by independent gasoline haulers, who are demanding a 30 percent rate increase. By late Friday, 67 military and civilian tankers were making gas supply runs with guardsmen riding shotgun with the drivers. Using emergency powers Friday, Graham commandeered commercial gasoline carriers from four companies. lie mobilized a fleet of 138 commercial tankers, which will be used along with trucks from the National Guard. Bright yellow signs reading "Operated by Florida National Guard" covered over the insignia of one trucking firin as the trucks pulled out of Port Everglades. Guard Col. Robert Ensslin estimated there will be 150 Guard-operated trucks moving gas today. Graham called up nearly 800 guardsmen Thursday to provide security at both Port Everglades and the Port of Tampa and drive gasoline tankers in south Florida. Then when it became obvious Friday that the few tankers being assembled could not ease the south Florida gas crisis, he ordered the takeover of the commercial tankers. "The action we've taken over the last two days is extraordinary, but it was necessary," Grahain said. The reaction from the striking truck drivers, who had earlier rejected a proposal from Graham designed to get them back to work, was to do nothing. "We're going to sit here and wait. We're in the drivers seat," said Robert Adams. with a tire iron. 'lllount's body was found about 2 p.m Friday by it work crew under the Department of Transportation who wire' busy clearing the area of de'bris, according to Altamonte police. Dr Sara lrrgang, assistant medical examiner of Seminole County, performed an autopsy on Blount this morning to determine the exact cause of death. hUowit was riot shot in the back of the head as initiaIl l*'hieved, but struck with a sharp object, Dr. irrgang said, We don't really know how long Mount was there but we' think he' was there at least 12 hours,' I 'errs said Dr lrrgang said an x-ray revealed Mount had suffered fractured skull and there was no bullet wound. Prior to the autopsy, she speculated he could have been struck Perry would not speculate on whether Blount had been killed elsew here and then transported to the roadside until he had received the autopsy results it There's No Shortage OfAng ry Motorists As Situation Worsens REGULAR 10 Br JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer The lack of long lines of cars waiting for gasoline in the Sanford area this weekend is not a sign for optimismii. Those stations not out of gas are selling their daily quota early and closing for the (lay. Burns Texaco on French Avenue ran out of gas last Tuesday and it spokesman said they can't get any more until July 1. "We can't get delivery, they say we used up our quota," he said, "but I don't believe it." 'llie Fain station on West First Street is out of gas and the spokesman said lie didn't have the ''slightest idea" when they would be getting more. (1cm Leonard Shell on Park Avenue, Sanford, ran out of gas Thursday, got delivery on Friday, but shut down about 9:30 Saturday mnonhing for t'e weekend. A spokesman for Sanford Exxon on Sanford Avenue said Friday they had been out of everything but premium grade gasoline for three days and they didn't know when they would be getting more because of the truck strike. "'I'he drivers can't leave the terminal," lie said. Cargo station on Orlando Drive, Sanford, has a 2,000 gallons a day quota, which usually lasts from 3-5 hours, a spokesman said Saturday. When the quota Is sold the pumps are closed. The station is closed on Sunday. He aid his supply of high test and regular were getting low, but he hoped to get a delivery Saturday aft :roc'n. Butler's Amoco "u French Avenue, Sanford reported no trouble In getting supplies delivered, but in order to stretch gas within monthly quotas they have set a daily quota and it $3 mint to each customer. l)ekle's Gulf on French Avenue reported steady lines Friday morning, but by 9:15 were out of gas until Saturday. "People are getting concerned about the situation," the spokesman said. Things were much the same in other parts of the county. Bob's Texaco, State Road 436, Altamonte Springs, was closed Saturday. A spokesman said they had sold 1,0 gallons Friday after receiving a delivery. "We had long lines Friday and some oltheni were getting pretty nasty," he said. Foley's Amoco, Casselberry, sold out their quota and closed by 110011 on Saturday, but said they had gas and would reopen again on Sunday. Imperial Florida Oil Co. station on State Road 436 in Altamonte Springs described the situation as "very bad." We have long lines and we are out of every thing but unleaded," the spokesman said. 'We ran out of regular and ethyl last night and don't know when we will get more - maybe Monday.'' Perry said he would have iiiore information after he n'ce'ives the results of the autopsy. hiloiinl mieht have Ovt'ii the victim of of a robbers but .ttide'd the inve'stivatloll Is too pr'eluiii:uarv to sa fur sure. Blowit usual1 didn ' t even cain a w ahle't with tiimmi. Perry said. No IiIOmie'V was found in his pockets v. hemu police arrived but Mount's pockets could have been rifled by his assailant. Per spt'('uIat i'd No identification was found on Mount but .ltaiiiorit&' Springs police wile able to tentatively dent i fy 1111 11 b camiva.ssing the iiiiiiue'diate area. lit' was well known in the area." said By united Press International On the first weekend of summer, the gasoline supply situation is at its worst in mooch of the country but there is no shortage of anger, accusation and frustration. Officials ill the Northeast were telling motorists to stay off the road, it group of congressmen were telling Energy Secretary James Schlesinger to quit, and the Carter administration was telling American.s to get u.sed to the energy shortage. Things were bad Friday. Gas was selling for as much as $1.50 a gallon in the New York metropolitan area and sonic drivers waited in lines 3 to 4 hours to find out there was no gas available. The weekend figured to be worse. LLEAJCO Massae'tiuse'u, Rhode Isliuldand I )elawm re were limiting gas purchase's. Rhode Island stations, faced with hundred_s of Conunie'ctii'ut drivers swarming iiito the' state, would .,.'r. vice oiuly those whose plates ended with t'' en numbers. In south Florida's populous Miami ci' l'umi I .auden'dale area where u strike by iiidependent truck drivers has cut off minist gasoline supplies, Gov. Bob Graham t"rid.is issued an executive order conunuanueleerimig privately owned tank trucks to get fuel to gas stations. In Minnesota, it spokesman for the state's Service Stations Association said its mcmiiIxis will vote Monday night on whether to The Automobile Club of New York, which eatirnated that UO percent of the state's ser- -, . .. - -44 '.' •. iliis scene typical at stations this 'ki'nid, vice stations would be closed Sunday, told drivers simply to stay home. In nearby Connecticut, Gov, Ella Grasso told motorists: "I'lease lund extra travel this weekend." President Carter received a letter Friday from Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Corm,, describI"rLcsulL7 cr as "the it inCompetent government official in memory." Dodd, one of 27 congressmen calling for Schlesinger's (u-lag, blamed the energy chief for the "hick of confidence of the American people in current energy policy and the confusion over conflicting information on fuel supplies." In Connecticut, the New York metropolitan area, New Jersey, Maryland, northern Virginia and the District of Colwnlna, the odd-even system of rationing wasn't working very well, niustly because many stations were closed. Pump out their rentaintng June gasottne allocation within a few days unit close for the niionth. Brian Ettesvold, executive secmetar% of (lie organization, said that probably would cause panic at the gas pwuips but dealers felt "betrayed'' arid ''know of no other wa to inipres.s Washington with their plight. Dallas, Fort ',','ath and I hutun, with a gas Shortage and bug 1111t.3 of motorists, we're starting the odd-eve'ri syste'mii Monday, w uthu other communities requesting sun ii am rationing. Vice l'resident Walter .\tonidaje told the Minnesota Bar A ssoci it (ioi Fri da Americans were going to have to face the energy shortage rather than look for phantoms" on which to blame it. Amid the U.S Coast Guard denied Friday that fuel tankers were anchored in time' Delaware Bay amiable to unload because refineries were filled to capacity Budget Leaves Lake Mary $90,000 Short 1)) I)It,'tI) I'UIUH)]II herald Staff Writer The city of Lake Mary will run out of money to coven' Its day to clay' expenses by the' middle of August, says the' city's treasurer Mrs. Ma(leleiiie Papa. Papa said the' city will fall $90,000 short In general operating expenses before' it receives miniy niiore funds of i significant aiim wit in iiiidNovember. I)r(''ILms vemir. Iii fact, cemily about $52,000 of that was available for u_se. 'liii' other $1240J{) was inunier the council either couldn't legally touch or had already ear,iian'kt'd for specific purpose's. 'l'tu' extra $124,M) ina'l iide'ti moore' thiiemi $45,000 of k'gally uiitutu'tiable funds. Thus money' was nila(ie up of polite pensions, Iire'iiian 's pciisioiis, amid other nmionuies tied up ill escrow ac- counts or city kinds, Mrs. Pat Southward, city 'flit' rest of thie $124,000 had councilman, told the. touncil an already been reserved for the increase in taxes would be construction of new roads and necessary to cover the city's city buildings. 'I'his nconiey, operating expenses over the nlled the city's" reserve's," long haul. For the short terni, amounted to $87,000. According City Manager Phil Kulbes said to Southward, these reserves the city iivay dip into its had been built up over the city's reserves, five' year history through 'We should have raised taxes ''pmmic'hinig and scrimping. last year by at least one mill," Now, to get out of their bind, Southward said Friday. Omit' Kulbes say's he is "relatively mill equals $1 for every $l,(M) of certain" tte. council will have to assessed property value. spend its reserves. Over-estinmiations of inicuiiiing 'lime reserves can be used only funds, as well as a 1978.79 budget that was apparently faulty in at least one place and misleading in another, have caused the problem, Southward said. "We should have known," she "We should have caught these problems before now." The budget's major problem with council approval, 'l'hie apparent mistake in the budget also occurred in the adding up of funds to be budg('te(l. More than $17,000 in expected homestead exemption niiomu'y to be collected from the state was included in two differenut categories, according to Southward and Papa. The niwney' was added to the city's budget unite' as a ''tax'' and once as an ''Ilitergovernumientul l(e've'niue, In additioni to these problems, thie budget over-estuiiated the amount of money (he city would receive in property taxes by about $22,000, said Papa. in 1976 the city received about $96,000 in property taxes. In 1977 the figure was $125,000, amid by 1978 it was $129,000. The budget for 1979 then predicted a property tax Income of $139,000. By the time the city's fiscal year is over October 1, however, Papa said it will have collected oo'y about $1,000. Southward said the cause of this is twofold. First, the city's taxable base decreased this year for tile first time. Second, the estimate was riot properly discounted to account for people who fail to pay their taxes or who do so late. it also Today home is appraised and when the tax on it is collected. For example, a home may be assessed at the beginning of the year as a vacant lot because it is still under construction. The tax then collected at the end of the year is for a vacant lot, even though the home may have been finished and occupied soon alter the assessment, (.her over-estimations in thie budget were less preventable, Southward said. Among theni were lower traffic fine totals, less income from cigarette taxes due to a new state for. niiula for dividing up thenuoney, and an apparent maix-up of Mobile twmmie tags on thie state's part. Papa explained that the state hind apparently assigned sonic mobile home owners Seminole County tags when they should have been assigned Lake Mary tags. This resulted in the eQuity receiving sommie money that the city should have gotten, she said. According to Mayor Walter Sorenson, Like Mary always hits a dead spot in incoiiiing Fumith, about this time of the year. "flint's what cash Carryforward is for," he said at the city council's Thursday night niuecting. But according to Southward, thie city thought it would have $176,000 when it hit the "dead spot." Instead, she said, it has just $52,600. Papa said Friday night the city would, therefore, mu out of money ui the middle of August. Based oil average operating expenses of $30,000 per month, she said the city would be short $90,000 by the (hue it receives any significant funds in midNovember. Since any increase in property taxes must be ap- proved by Lake Mary voters, it is probably too late for such an increase to help (tie current situation at all. Thus, says Kulbes, the city will have to dip into its reserves. Lake Mary's 1978.79 budget was prepared by Papa's Independent truckers' strike shows Its muscle In national shutdown, violence was that it led city council Around The Clock 4A nnembers to believe they were Bridge Horoscope beginning the year with much more nnoney (hum they actually 68 lios pilgil Church Pages Comics had. The budget indicated the city had $176,000 in available funds left over Iruniu thie failed to consider, she said, the loss of revenue caused by the period of time between when it 4.5B 611 Crossword 6B Editorial Dear Ahoy 4.5A 28 Obituaries OURSEIXES Sports l'elvision Weather . 6B ZA .. .. 1.38 7-9A 7B 3A continues, food price rises predicted, state police and National Guardsmen protect trucks still rolling. (Page 2A) raise taxes predecessor, S. Sigf rid Pearson Of bangwood, Pearson was ''le't go," said Kulbes, because . he was alleged to have procrastinated on his duties." was it nun_sunderstanid.ing between Sig and the council as to his duties," Kulbes continued. "They lured hnmi on the basis of his background, u%huich was ex. cellenit" Before coming to Like Mary as city clerk amid treasurer, Pearson held among other positions, the job_s of Director of Mamiagenuient uiid Budget in Cleveland. 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ITI'I 71St Year, No. 240—Sunday, May 27, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald--( USPS 48 280)— Price 25 Cents 270 Killed Inors Wt U.S. Air Disaster CHICAGO tUPI) -A Dc-b jumbo jet, filled to capacity sky after a round of bon voyages for passengers boarding American Airlines flight 191 at midafternoon. The ground crew said most of the passengers in the terminal were in a happy mood. Many of them, including the managing editor of Playboy magazine, were members of the publishing profession, bound for a booksellers' convention in Los Angeles The tower controller who handled the flight reported that evervthin went normal prior to takeoff at 2:45 p.rmi bra holiday weekend flight to Los Angeles, lost an engine on takeoff and disintegrated in a flaming holocaust just north of the world's busiest airport Friday. None of the 270 people abosrcj had a chance of survival, It was the nation's worst aviation disaster - almost double the toll of last fall's collision above San Diego, in which 144 people died. Scores of Investigators from the Federal Aviation Adr-nlnistration, the National Transportation Safety Board, the FBI and various state and local agencies picked through the tiny bits and pieces of rubble and body parts left today in an empty field 1.5 miles north of O'Hare International Airport. L'f.,.'t-I'J_1 !-Ni 'J i asi ;I Y! --10 - — ground - and then radioed that something was going wrong The tower responded - "Do you want to come back'?" There was no answer "Just as the plane's gear was coming up off the ground, and the nose started to point skyward, engine number one left side) felt off and landed on runway 32-1i," said a tower controller The wings of the plane started to wobble as the crew tried to compensate for the loss of power on the port side FAA spokesman Neal Callahan said the DC-10is capable of flying yvith only two engines, so he suspected something the disaster, rested near runway 32-Right at O'Hare, Officials said It appeared the engine did not explode, but fell off the plane In one or two large pieces. The hellish disaster developed under a sparkling blue I 'oliut' (lout Sam Nolan, one of first officials at the scene. hit' force if the uripact the JUIU1X) jet gouged it SO-loot %% nh swath if) the dirt and the heat of the explosion alit! tire the plane tits fulls loaded mth 79,500 pouiid.s of high -tit taut' fuel ''It little that could be identified. With, the exception of the re:miauning ing engine, laying iii thu mmiiuLt of the rubble, the remiinamuts of the plane i arely rsu'eetieil knee height. M(Uik'rits later, a imiassuve cloud of flame arid pitchblack iuoke iiulLshroomncd hiiiiilresls of feet ,,to the air It s as turned comiiplt'ti'ls- upside dots ii. When it hilt the rrtwitj it Jiust totally tlisiiitegr.utt'tI," said out' v itrit'slit' heat was so urtt'nse it surged ins fact'. There &'aii't be a survivor' 1mm that plane'' The t'areeiiiiig plant' mmarross ly missed if ross of oil storage tanks As it came apart, parts of the pI:tmrt' smnshietI Into several trailers iii three mobile homire Pur ks, injuring three pi.r'somis. itr'scue workers, alerted mrrstantamn'orishv b the o'hare control tosser, arrived at the scent' iii uiuliiutt's. Suitmi, hiowt'ver. thie canct'hk'tI the t'mmlem'genc) alemt at ;I -I hospitals. 'l'hiere sst'n' liii iiijur'ti aboard flight 191 ouR dead. ''We don't krioss s'. hut'i'e the bodies are," said acting CDT. The silver-blue-and-red, three-engined jet was cleared, lumbered down the runway, lifted slightly off the FAA Administrator Langhorne Bond took charge of the Investigation. Officials said they recovered ''relatively intact" the "black box" that records cockpit conversatlons in flight, - The engine that fell from the plane, apparently causing k" additional t'iit k%rollg. lut it vt'terari pilot said the sudd&'ri loss of poster, pIlLs a drastrcalk unbalanced aircraft, itrobably ('oritr'ibuted to the crash. lhiindrt'ds of motorists, area residents, airport sightseers and at least one photographer saw the huge jet pilot Walter iris at the controls fight to stas airborne, t hit'ti uhis.tjipt',ir mmmi sight The Spenk elin k Exec ution: The 'Fors' And 'Againsts' ---... '.. ¶1 Red ('moss and other disaster workers soon began s('archuimig for hiuritami remains, packing then into body bags and marking the spots where the fragiiit'nts were toiuid ssithi hrightls -t'olored pennants. 'The bags sere piled 10 to 12 per ammibulance and taken to an AmericanAirltaes hiaiiger set rip as a makeshift urorgue. The ssorst single-plane thmsaster in aviation histor} involveil a Turkish Airlines l)t'-lO that crashed near Paris tim Mart'hu 1, 1 Q7, killing fti percons. It ss as blanicti on a tault tat-go hold hatch. I"ritlas- 's death toll was nearis double that of the previous tors1 tI,S air disaster on Sept. 25. 1978 when 144 PrvnhiLs in time t'ollisiori of it Pacific Southwest Airlines Ik'eing 27 and it smiiall ('essmua 172 over San Diego. Pa ir Flaara •' 1 0 By United Press International In New York, Henry Schwartschild, director of the American One high federal official compared the Florida execution of John Spenkelink Friday to justice under Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini while anotmer said the electrocution was delayed unnecessarily by last-minute legal tactics. Often-outspoken U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, In Atlanta for a charity fundraising event, told reporters he saw little difference 'between the so-called due process of Florida and the so-called due process of Khomeini." But Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist, regarded as a "law and order" advocate, said the high court's delay before finally allowing the execution to proceed "implicitly sanctions the use of such tactics to frustrate the LIMITED QUANTITIES I INCLUDES: Big 3-Cushion Sofa Chair . 2 End Tables Featuring Beautiful Leese Pillow Backs & Seats Related story, page 2a Cocktail Table (Ottoman and Rocker available) attempts of the state to ef- ALL THIS FOR ONLY fectuate the will of its citizens." The wide variance was typical of the opinions voiced around the nation Friday following Spenkelink's death in the mall Florida prison town of Raiford. The 30-year-old Spenkelink was strapped into Florida's oak electric chair at 10:11 a.m. EDT Friday and, one minute later, the first 2,500-volt surge of electricity poured through his body. Three jolts and six minutes later, Spenkelink was pronounced ueau, inc nirsi r*muu MAKER Honda CIlmatlzd ess & FULL SIZE ONLY (Factory defect on foundation) Rogular $239.95 undation SOFAwSLEEPE unwilling individual to be executed in a dozen years in the United States. Gary Gilmore faced a Utah firing squad in 1977, but Gilmore refused to battle the WERE 249.00 NOW ,. ANDREW YOUNG Fla. like Iran court verdict ordering his death. Outside the Florida prison, demonstrators shrieked, wept and taunted police, screaming "killers!" and 'killer pigs!" One of the demonstrators, a woman whose husband Is also among the 133 Inmates remaining on Florida's death row, said: "You wouldn't kill a dog like that." Thirteen protestors were arrested at the Supreme Court building in Washington after the court held a last-minute meeting and voted 6-2 to let the black-hooded executioner carry out the sentence. "Thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not kill," the limp pIucLurbz1wILwusU1ey were physically dragged into the small police station on the court's ground floor for violating a law that prohibits demonstrations on court property. '. Civil Liberties Union's capital punishment project decried the execution. "The official homicide of John Spenkelink this morning is a constitutional, legal, social and human outrage," Schwartrchild said. "The state of Florida has prevented no crime, it has made no citizen safer, It has brought no victim back to life - It has merely added one more killing to the long roster of killings in our troubled country. "A society which teaches that killing is *' proper solution to a problem Is deeply uncivilized," he said. "A country that presumes to teach the world the meaning of human rights but ceremoniously kills its own citizens is profoundly hypocritical," he said. --' 3 - - in their sting that hurts and has on a few occasions been lethal. Problems with the imported lire ant In Seminole County We been multiplying steadily since large scale aerial 1 t. Spraying of Insectide to control thçcreature were halted by the US. Environmental Protection A4ency (EPA) three years ago, a'eOrdlng 1 to county agricultural agent Frank Jasa. "The major problem has alwiys been in pastures and tiayfeld, gcnerally the range type areas near bodies of water, Insecticides are not normally used in those areas. Vegetable the floodgates to execute all those on death row who lawfully and legally have had the death sentence imposed in them," he said. opponents of capital punishment feared Deamer's hope would be realized. "There is no doubt that we have begun now to resume involuntary executions in this country," Schwurzchild said. - "The little Florida fire ant as bad because insecticides are has been around for ages. Its used there. More and more this sting is rather uncomfortable, an urban but the imported fire ant is become has problem," Jasa said, ex- more aggressive and its sting, plaining imported fire ants are which has more toxic now infesting school grounds, properties, carries more of a parkiands, roadways, road- wallop. On most people the fire ant sting leaves a welt which sides and individual homes. number of develops into blisters and if not EPA has taken a careful the blisters will get steps recently to provide new insecticides for the battle to infected." Jasa said. The blisters can take as long control ants in the south. The agency recently broadened the use of a veteran insecticide, as 10 days to heal and infection may develop. According to a "Diazinorm" allow to on it to pour the homeowners ants In their earth mounds. In addition EPA has approved controlled field trials with two publication by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, experimental insecticides to determine if they can even- some people have been hospitalized from the stings and a few have died, primarily from allergic reactions to the stings. Jasa said two of the insecticides that are effective against the Imported fire ant are Diazincm and dursban and tually be registered as safe, effective tools for controlling the ants. Herald Photo by Tom Vincrnt A SHAGGY 'I't'ieImeI's and ('liildm't'II at Wekiva Elementary ' S('liuOl (li'essed iii) Friday as their' Iavomlt(' storyl)ook characters. Johim l':dwards, 9, ('81111' as the "Shiagg' I).-.". DOG STORY - - - s-.' following time directions. The solution should be sprinkled over the nmiuunds slowly so the ants will think it is rain. "If the solution Is poured too fast, the ants will move over," he said, "If you are looking for control in a larger area, there is no insecticide available and nothing in the wings as effective on a large scale. The only thing that is effective is bait that can be scattered as much as 30-40 feet away. The ants will pick it up and take it into the nest which will kill off the whole nest," Jasa said. The insect looks like an ordinary house and garden ant, Jasa said. "It is one-eighth to one-quarter inch long and - Arourmmd 'lime ('hunk Bridge "'" ' -' 4t 611 4,511 611 611 'hiurth Pages ('onmdt s ('rossssord I, 5A 28 1u'ar 1thuby both may be acquired from hardware stores and similar outlets. lie said the materials can be mixed in a spray can - Today Editorial , Horoscope machinery in Obituaries IIUI(SEI.VES Sports 'Ile Weather ww lawns, park grounds, cemeteries, pastures and farmers' fields. The imported fire units are foreign pests, accidentally imported from it South American cargo ship into this country at Mobile, Ala, in 1918. The ants now, according to EPA, infest about 190 million acre's. FIRE. '' - .' '. - - - - ''•.:7'- - - - - - - - ' -'- ANTS PACK A W.l.lOP ,, --, ........, , . 68 hospital reuidishi'brossn or' dark brown to black fit color. A single mature mound coiutainis a queen ant, several thousand winged imiales and feinuaies ifuture queens) and up to 100,000 workers, Each colony of imported fire wits builds a hard-crusted nest or mound, sometimes three feet high and nearly three feet across. In suniuc areas there nrmay be as imuuuy as 50 mounds per acre, making it difficult to operate mnioaers, and other -1 L . having Gilmore executed. "I hope it will lawfully open e If you have noticed some white sand mounds in your yard recently, don't go kicking them-The imported fire ants that five in them carry a wallop bit' asked iuue to take out $3,500 in large bills .iid tin' hills would be iiiarkc'd," Miss Mi'Kmin said. Site said she' n as tubl a deputy :;hcriff would c'umt' bs hut'm' hiou mie and collect the ii ionev and rt'tleposit it. Wht'ru t hi' tu'Ilt'r tried to steal part of the deposit, she a ould be arrested and the miuiu'ked bills would prose her guilt, Miss McKim said she was told. I 'tili ct' Saida secomud Inall I"m'idas afternoon came by t hit' viu'tiiims iututist and u'ullc('tu'd the rmuones site had a itim' drawn. "lie u'allt'ti himself Mr. Webster amid he sbmusst'd nit' his lunhgt','' Miss Mckuiiu said. 'I thought if you can't trust tin' xuIiue, who uall you tm'Lcst, Site saiti the badge identified Webster as a ''St'imnnioht' uuuity Deputy." Muss MeI'ummi said slut' did not recall the name ust'd bs flit' iuiauu oil the phone a ho Identified iuuuiself as a bank ofhiut'm Attei' failing to hear 1,oiiu either the bank official or the iht'puut , Miss Me'Kinui said she called polite. ''I haven't slept it wink, I know I'll never sit' the nlionues agaumi,'' Saul Miss McKim, "I'll just have to live amthiout it. (;h:ol'F u'tn:Nl)s In Salt Lake City, Deputy Utah Attorney General Michael Deamer said he hoped Spenkelink's execution would open a "floodgate" of executions of people who have been lawfully sentenced to die. "I'm very pleased that the sentence was carried out," said Deamer, who was one of the prosecutors who succeeded in Proble In S fields and citrus fields are not .\ 3-s,m'-,Il Sanford woman, told her savings were bc'uirg stolen by it ufuslioiiest bank teller, Friday turned over ,ru c'a.shi to if con artist clarmmung to be 'a deputy ss it Ii the Seminole mnok County Sheriff's Department. "I thought 1 should trust the police so I took a taxi to the bank and got the money. It was toolhearty," said Alice McKim of 212 W. 18th St,, "now my money Is gone." Police said two :ruen were involved in the deception. One minom called Aliss McKim and identified himself as an Atlantic Hank official, Police said the man told Miss Mu'lsimiu that one of the female tellers was stealing nmunev I rormi tli'positt'rs' accounts auth that tue hank ni'edu'ui sonic' iit'lji iii t Ii)pIt) (lit' ssommiami. ,. By DONNA ESTES HeraldStali Writer Elderly Lady Of $3,500 ! 8t 1-38 9-I1t 711 8A �Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. dundAv. Mi, 7 isis "1PossibIe Weapon Found In Local Slayingi,;. -. School Action Reports Menu IN BRIEF Sanford police Saturday said they had no firm leads in the Investigation of the murder of James Wright, who died at the hands of a shotgun wielding burglar early Friday morning. The burglar at about 2:57 a.m. was attempting to gain entry to Wright's home at 445 S. Elliott Ave. when the victim surprised him. The burgtdrZ21 one shot into Wright's lower abdomen and fled. The victim's wife, 76-year-old Margaret Wright, phoned for help and Wr1tiit was rushed to Seminole Memorial Hospital where he died ai later. A Sanford sewer worker Friday afternoon discovered a shotgun In a lot about three blocks from the Wright home, but a determination as to whether the gun was the murder weapon has not been established, Police Chief Ben Butler said today. Butler said Investigators from the Seminole County Sheriff's Department have entered the search for the killers, joining Sanford detectives who are continuing their house to house canvass looking for someone who may have seen the killer. Mrs. Wright told police she saw a young man flee from her home in a westbound direction and jump on a bicycle with another man immediately after the shooting. 5 Killed, 23 Injured Sudden Explosion a `# .. SHELBY, N.C. (UP!) Firemen thought they had the at a downtown clothing store under control and a .%,d of onlookers stood quietly watching when suddenly area was rocked by an explosion, killing five persona 4nd injuring 23. Bricks and glass were hurled at the firefighters and .Crowd as the blast, which may have been triggered by :4ekIng natural gas, leveled the clothing gore, two dress ops, a church book store and a shoe store. Four of the victims were firemen and the fifth was a ps department employee sent to the scene to be sure the tural gas was shut off. - Fires Courts * Police Beat Way by a man police believe to be the sam e gunman who killed Wright. Kenneth Fletcher was on duty at the UI' Champ Convenlence Store at 1119 E. th St. when a young black man fired a single shot to his lower back. Today Fletcher remains in satisfactory condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Fletcher said today he is Mill confused by what happened Thursday, but may be able to piece together a picture of the assailants when his head, dazed by medication, begins to clear, MANDROWNS A Casselberry man whose 14-foot boat pulled out from under him in South Seminole was found drowned Friday evening, Deputies said James C. Jenkins, 51, of 1408 D. Ash Circle was apparently working on his boat when it suddenly started and Two young Sanford men were apprehended near the murder scene shortly after the shooting, but police released the pair for lack of evidence, Sgt. William Bernosky said. A 44-year-old Sanford man was shot in the back on Thur- '1ony Pro Found Guilty pulled away ca using him to be thrown to the water. Deputies said two young boys witnessing the incident coiltacted authorities and the lake was searched. Jenkins' body wa) found at 9:30 pm. about three hours after he was thrown from hlk craft. TOYOTASTOLE N A Casselberry man len t his Toyota to a prospective buyer who apparently decided to keep the car without paying for it, according to Seminole County deputies. William S. WhIte, 28, of 1142 Landmark Lane, Casselberry, told deputies he loaned hIs 1969 Toyota landcrulser to a prospective buyer en Apoll 19. But White says he never heard from the buyer after that time. The two-door Toyota Is yell ow and valued at $1,600, says White who reported the incident Thursday. SINENFSLOSES$399 entered Someone the locked office of a Longwood restaurant and bar and made off with $399.82 according to Seminole County deputies. The break.In occurred sometime early Th ursday morning at SJnen i's in the Longwood Shopping Plaza, deputies say. The 'burglars broke open a safe and removed $340 in cash, $34.82 in coins and a ch eck In the amount of $25. Deputies say the burglars left behind between $400 and $500 in cash that was also contained in th e safe. -'W'"SDAY, MAY29 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Turkey PotPie Cole Slew Fruit Cup Rolls Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Turkey Potpie Barbecue on Bun Cole Slaw Fruit Cup Tator Tots or French Fries Or 'Fri Cranberry Sauce Rolls Milk orShake SENIOR HIGH Turkey PotPie Barbecue on Bun Mini Steak Sub Cole Slaw Tator Tots or FForTrj Cranberry Sauce Rolls Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE ; Barbecue on Bun Mini Steak Sub Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit MilkorShake : WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 .ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Frank onBun Baked Beans ColeSlaw Fruit Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Frank an Bun Hamburger on Bun Baked Beans Cole Slaw Scalloped Potatoes Fruit Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Frank on Bun Hamburger on Bun Barbecue on Bun Baked Beans Cole Slaw Scalloped Potatoes Tossed Salad Milk or8hake EXPRESS LINE Frank on Bun Hamburger on Bun Barbecue on Bun Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit Milk orShake THURSDAY, MAY31 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Meat Lod With Tomato Sauce Buttered Rice Brussel Sprouts Mixed Vegetables Rolls Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Meat Loaf With Tomato Sauce Sloppy Joe Buttered Rice Brussel Sprouts Mixed Vegetables Tossed Salad Rolls Baked Dessert Milk orShake SENIOR HIGH Meat Lod With Tomato Sauce Sloppy Joe Cold Sub Buttered Rice Brussel Sprouts Mixed Vegetables Tossed Salad Rolls Baked Dessert Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Sloppy Joe Cold Sub Tator Tots or FF or Tn Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake FRIDAY, JUNE 1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Barbecue on Bun Scalloped Potatoes Greens Fruit Crisp Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Barbecue on Bun Cold Sub Scalloped Potatoes Greens Green Peas Fndt Crisp Cole Slaw Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Barbecue on Bun Cold Sub Hamburger on Bun Scalloped Potatoes Greens Green Peas Fruit Crisp ColeSlaw EXPRESS LINE Barbecue on Bun Hamburger on Bun ;.:: French Fries or TniorTator Tots Toued Salad Fruit Milk or Shake - •- - - 4 . .. NEWARK, N.J. (UP!) New Jersey Teamsters boss 1 Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano and three associates have been found guilty- of labor racketeering charges in a scheme to shake down a shipping firm for thousands of dollars in return for labor peace. A federal court jury of seven women and five men reached the verdict Friday after more than 21 hours of deliberations over three days. Provenzano, 61, of Clifton, N.J., rocked gently in a red arm chair as the verdict was announced. He showed no outward sign of emotion. Next to him, three younger codefendants chomped nervously on chewing gum. A reputed organized crime figure currently serving a life prison term in New York for the 1961 murder of a union rival, Provenzano and his codefendants have been quizzed by federal authorities in connection with the disappearance of Teamsters boss James R. Haft. - .Bargo Explodes, 1 Killed JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) — Six persons remained u nder hospital treatment today in Jacksonville as a result of an explosion and fire in a petroleum barge at the Jacksonville Shipyards that took the life of a fire Veittenant. fThe most seriously injured was Bill Wilson of acksonvllle, a shipyard worker listed in critical condition $t Baptist Medical Center. Wilson was breathing with the $id of a respirator In the center's Intensive care unit. Others listed in serious but stable condition in the inensive care unit were Identified by hospital officials as '$aIe Green, Bernard Howat and Dereeke Moore, Z, all of ",Jacksonville, and Charles Campbell, 31, of Savannah, Ga. Fire U. Joe Stldgway, 45, lost his life when his espirator tanks ran out of oxygen while he was leading a :fescue party into the barge's hold. Sherlff Purdy Fired : . : •'. !.. MIAMI (UPI) — Sheriff E. Wilson Purdy, once described as among the nation's 10 best law enforcement officers, was fired Friday by County Manager Merritt Stierheim after 13 years as Dade County's Public Safety .pepartment director. Purdy's firing comes only a few months after his name was being mentioned as a possible candidate for director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. But since then he and his department have come under fire as result of a narcotics raid in which his police erroneously broke into the: home of a black school teacher. He also has been criticized for failing to recruit and promote members of minority groups in the Public Safety Department. Purdy was paid 152,000 a year to direct a department with 2,300 employees. Wayne Named To Rangers LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Cancer-stricken actor John Wayne turned 72 today and his children and grandchildren gathered to share an enormous cake in his hospital room. Wayne, already In line for a gold medal from the federal government, got an extra birthday present from Texas word that he is being made an honorary captain in the Texas Rangers. Texas Gov. Bill Clements, announcing Wayne would be .tnade an honory officer of the storied law enforcement .:aency, called the action "a tribute to a man who *xemplIf1es what the Texas spirit and the Texas Rangers :re all about more than any one individual." - Carter: I'll Win Election WASHINGTON (UP!) — A defiant Jimmy Carter has )ut Ted Kennedy's supporters on notice — the president Intends to whip any challenger in 1* "if and when I deg1de to run." ! Arter, appearing before the Democratic National Committee Friday after a week of draft-Kennedy efforts, nade it clear he intended to fight. "I haven't made my announcement of what I'm going to do In 1*," he said, "but I've never backed down from a fight." 4\ Carter, who has seen his popularity slide dramatically n the face of runaway inflation, gasoline shortages and ns with Congress, said he has "never been afraid of 4Mthlic opinion polls." Seven Wait TO See Who Will Be Next TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Charles William Proffitt. Learie Leo Alford. Vernon Roy Cooper. Howard Douglas. Clifford Hallman. Robert A. Sullivan. James Dupree Henry. One of these seven death row inmates could follow John Spenkelink to the Florida chair. They are the only ones of the 133 condemned Inmates whose cases are ready for action by Gov. Bob Graham. Graham refuses to even talk about who may be next. Press Secretary Steve Hull and General Counsel Robin Gibson said no decision has been made on any of the pending cases. Those who have discussed it with him came away with a feeling he will sign one or two a month throughout the summer. Rep. Bob Crawford, DWlnter Haven, talked to Graham three days before Spenkelink was put to death Friday. He quoted Graham as saying the people must realize the signing of death warrants is going to be "a routine part of our daily lives from now on." Florida law forces the governor to act alone on ordering an execution. But, should he decide to reduce the sentence to life in prison, he must have the approval of a majority of the six-man Cabinet which sits with him as the Clemency Board. There Is not a recorded case in which the board refused to support a governor's recommendation for clemency. If the governor refuses to sign death warrants, the law provides for the Supreme Court to order an execution upon a finding of the attoçnsy iuierI that .vertbl- In order. Nobody guessed when Florida's death penalty law was upheld in 1176 that Spenkelink would be the first man to die under It. Proffitt was thought to be the most likely candidate because It was his appeal that the U.S. Supreme Court used to uphold capital punishment. But then Gov. Reubtn Askew, without saying why, picked Spenkelink for the first death warrant. A stay saved him from death in the fall of 1977. When Graham succeeded Askew In January, he re-heard all the cases for which appeals had been completed. He also chose Spenkelink, again without giving a reason. Graham also signed a death warrant for Willie Jasper Darden, but he has filed appeals thatcould take months to resolve. Proffitt, 32, a circus roustabout, was sentenced to the for the 1973 murder of Tampa high school wrestling coach Joel Medgebow, 22. The victim's young wife awoke to find Proffitt glaring into her eyes and her husband lying dead beside her, a knife In his chest. But she does not want Proffitt executed. She authorized his attorney to tell the Clemency Board to spare his life, but 1-9o ms.ucuvww vue urged ule ueuin penalLy. The scsi of the elderly Orlando man killed by Henry, 29, also urged clemency. Henry was sentenced in 1174 In the death of Z.L Riley, 11, who suffocated on a gag which Henry applied to keep him quiet while he burglarized his house. I I ilriilng Ilenild wws osl.u. ' - - . -. __ 7 May 27. l97—Vo1. 71, No. 240 t. ~ Is$,.d Daily and $..d.v..u* ktwdep by The sasiwe w.,sae, Iç. N. FnmKh Lye., Soar SeCasi Class PesSs,s Pad at P11. HIll. sasisit mends Hill OlIvsry: Weak, 15 castsi M.s*, U.$CM.s*s II$.NJ Year. 13tH. By Mall: Weak. $1 cash MIS* IWs CMea*s $SS.øs Year. 141.55. — S- - - -. Accomplice Admits Slaying Insists Alford that he did not rape and kill a 13-year-old West RAC!NE, Wis. (UPI)—When Palm Beach girl whose nude body wait found ina garbage dump. Brunn said after Speskeliplk Her son, second of six children, She said her son said be was Cooper claims It was accomplice, not him, who shot and John Spenkelink went to the shot the victim in the head and had been drifting around the "in the wrong place at the killed a Pensacola deputy sheriff at a roadblock in Pensacola in electric chair Friday, his Mc- chest, he handed Brunn a country at the time, wrong time" in the killing, but 1974. The accomplice was killed the shootout. complice In the murder that put hatchet and told him to strike After the slaying, he began even though he had not been in him there went to work in Syzmanklewicz in the head. listening to religious radio touch with Spenkelink, he felt Holtma n, 21, was convicted of Washing a Tampa barmaid's Racine. After that, he and Spenkelink while in jail awaiting the trial, very bad about the execution. throat with a broken but he claims she would have lived Frank Brisnm, 30, said the downed an entire bottle of gin In "He didn't think it should "That's what saved him," his with proper hospital care. The hospital settled a malpractice execution was not fair. The the motel room with the bloody mother said, have happened," she said. lawsuit by paying the victim's husband $40,000. The prosecution same jury that convicted body nearby. said the hospital settled only to avoid the expense of a long Spenkelink acquitted Brumm. Sn*mm said he had rehabili- 7i5 litigation. Bnni, now married with a tated himself. child, said Spenkelink had "I'm very active in my Sullivan was convicted of spite m urder cif I attend regularly." he church. van, a former offered him $1,000 to lp kill restaurant manager Donald Schmidtin 1973. Sulli ll He works in a foundry as a ow drifter Joseith syzmanemployee of the motel, robbed Sullivan, then took him out to a fe draftsman. swampy area and shot him twice in the beck of the bead. An ac- klewlcz in 1973. Cash? Spenkelink His mother said he had come cornpllce said he wanted to get back at Howard Johnson motel t long the rial he shot Snlew jca a way since Spinkelink people forprosecuting him for deal self defense. picked him up as it hitchhiker. Douglas, 43, was convicted of illing Jessie Atkins, hi, girlfriend's husband, In Polk County In 1973. an in glass, MEOWNERS: ikng. eed Your credit Is good for $2300 t $2-r. Ann in Spenkelink Services (Condemned Men Win Stays GREENVILlE, Miss. (UP!) — Two condemned inrderers won stays of execution from separate federal \ludges Friday, only three days before they were 4cheduIed to the in the Mii1iilpp4 state gas chamber. U.S. District Judge Orin Smith granted a May for tZdeath row Inmate John Buford Irving III following a 1 aii. hearing In Oxford, while U.S. District Judge William Keady granted a May for John Lewis Washington following a 2p.m. hearing in Greenville. Both Irving and Washington, two of 13 men on death row at the state penitentiary, were convicted of murder during armed robberies. S New Zoning Appropriate A privately owned sewage treatment plant located on residentially zOsiad property off E.E. illiamson Road In Longwood has brought many complaints to the dyovsrthsyarsu. doding several over the 1 am weeks. The city currently negotiating with the owner, Loogwood U'iltII.s, Inc., for purchase of the facility. Because there Is no Is inning classification In the city for privately owned public utilities, the City Commission asked City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., to come up with an ordinance creating one. His announcement Monday night that the new category would be known appropriately as PU (Public Utilities) brought snickers from the commissioners as well as Julian. or more, for any purpose! Th.V, riwI Pa,, Amorico,, Frno,,cjol RAIFORD, Fla. (UP!) — A Dewitt C. Jones Funeral Home memorial service for John In Starke. Spenkelink will be held at 3p.m. "There's not going to be any Sunday at the First information given out on the Presbyterian Church of Ta!- f uneral arrangements at the lahassee, a family spokesman family's request," said De witt announced Friday. C. Jones. The Rev. Joe Ingle of Atlanta's United Church of Christ, acting as the family's spokesman, add t he Spenkelink family — Lila, Spaikellnk's 67yearW mother, and Spenkelink'a sister and brother-Inlaw — would attend the memorial rvlce and answer questions from reporters at that time. The f amily has refused to reveal burial arrangements for Shn His body was taken to the 123.000 a, ... fat a'ypwpo'sf If Svv,c.s will arrasVeImoN ç to Or obshom. COW lot, you qIy. you owi yaw o home, condsmi,,1,sa All Applicants May Be !bible. Widewi, psa'u....1. psoph will, boiu.de, rasi,mo, w.smp&,p,d. 1., IIwss r*c*sd by ba'&s a'hon csiu Easy Extended Repayment Terms U.. yaw coil, for my pwposs. Mo&al bdu — votoijins —ha,ss Wh — AIW Ca' -Iwulitwi — 5onc,s. pay off mst,s.w looms. Yaw oiw peyms..4 wloly Or be be. *on p) oil you're mlAg flOw. Correction On Hours Fist Loan Approval. I., most cases. yowho wi be Opp- usdis24 how. mid cauiphud W411ift 3 days. Cal - Fm Antarkm today &W un yaw ba'msw.ipoi.sr a'a A dud 1s wo4.n9 'for- The listing of open hours of service 4tlosw for the sale of gasoline In South Smihin1e, published In The Herald Monday, showed Glen's Texaco, 4N & U.S. 17.12, Limgiood, as dosed on Sunday. The station is open from 10a.m. loB p. .m on Sundays Pan American Financiil Services, Inc. I101$,,c4j$.Q3 I I wlusr.,r you lye, CALL TOLL lift I 1-8&835-2246 hou,s. Operotars on duty 24 L 7 days ow.sk. day. p.. , . 5. '.. - Elr -- i -. '--- , a- ' --' -' - ' - ' - S - - -- " I • L • ' - ' - ' - -• .. - a& �'* Evening Herald Diamonds and denim... It doesn't seem like it has been too long that I attended high school in Palm Springs, Calif. But then again, it has been a long time, Maybe women have come a long way, Baby, but many things have remained traditional -although perhaps different. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA, 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, May 27, 1979-4A A round WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director "-'. Almh~ $lff " -J 7 w And For The fl%4óxt Cris is... The Clock .....S.. II, By DORIS DIETRICH :'.; Not to sound like Chicken Little, but the Skylab falling. . This word from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration comes just in time to take our minds off the gasoline shortage. Who can think about gas when an 85-ton space station is about to 'cl"ah into the Earth and no one knows where? The Skylab, which was vacated by the last team Z.6f.atronauts in 1974, was supposed to stay in orbit 'ütil 'the space shuttle now being developed could gQ.up and give it enough of a push to keep it aloft. But 'NASA discovered last year that sunspot act4vity affecting the Earth's upper atmosphere was caüsIng the Skylab's orbit to decay much faster .I con- to their - OPINION fashion - and high price. At one time auctions attired in fashionable threads, furs and diamonds- the real McCoy and not synthetics. bred the socially prominent Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I recently went to an auction in another city. I had been warned what to wear to be in style—and it wasn't a Haiston creation either. All of the women and men sported the finest of. denim -and dazzling diamonds. Many of: them ,J,kecI [iJç Aja,,bama cotton,ickers from,' another era. I. 4 I looked down at th e slim, skintight, starched Gloria Vanderbilt jeans that took a lot of wiggling to get into, and a lot of breath-holding to remain into, I mopped at a spilled drink on the imported silk blouse and wondered it it were stained beyond removal by the dry cleaners. And the super-highheeled clogs were made for sitting -that is, kicked off— not walking or standing. _______________________________________ Russian • Education 00 I ' ByJULL4N BOND On the 17th May s years ago, a unanimous Supreme Court found that racial segregation in the public schools black children equal educational opportunities. A year later, that same court ordered the make haste slowly in achieving the desegregatibn. The affected school systems were, in a masterpiece of ambiguity, "to admit to public schools on a racially nondiscriminatory basis with all deliberate speed the parties to these cases." They did not set a date by which this loose goal should be accomplished. But as Richard Kiuger notes in "Simple Justice," his excellent history of the Brown decision, "Not until the Supreme Court acted in 1954 did the nation acknowledge that it had been blaming the black man for what it had done to him." From 1954 until 1964, the resistant white South did its worst to stop implementation of what its statesmen called "Black Monday's Decision", All deliberate speed was translated into any conceivable delay. Prince Edward County, Va., simply closed its schools from 1959 until 1964, believing that ignorant children were preferable to Integrated ones Most Americans probably think of the Soviet Union as "Russia," a country populated by "Russians." The Russians wish it were so, but long and 100 miles wide. they less than 50 percent of the / population of the vast U.S.S.R. and the birthrate S6 much for the problem, and we hesitate to say doesn't favor them. where It belongs on a scale of 1 to 10. NASA insists There are 50 nationality groups in the U.S..R that the chances of someone being hit by a piece of with populations of 100,000 or more and 22' of Skylab are no greater than the chances of being hit them have than a million each, Andrei / y a meteorite or pieces of "space junk" that fall %NW Ainali-Ik, who left the Soviet Union to take up a LiIL of orbit every day. new life at Harvard's Russian Research center, LeA '••''_.But the odds were remote that something would recently, "This variety of nationalities, / part of which were in dependent c.,., ..,s,,,,. go, haywire at Three Mile Island. This has been a belonged to other states during the past century, bad year for statistical probabilities. Besides, the co ntradicts the unitarian Soviet system. Skylab debris will not be mere scraps of litter, One Car Pool The conflict is somewhat mitigrated by the piece expected to survive re-entry is a metal ring __________________________________________________________________________ existence of national republics, but their w'iighing 5,000 pounds. Another is a vault used to autonomy exists largely on paper; the central tre film, about the size of an office safe and authorities always try - sometimes cruelly wighing 4,000 pounds. sometimes subtle - to replace the national languages and traditions with common Soviet There is no radioactive material on board, traditions and the Russian language." which was the case when a Soviet spy satellite When those two Russian diplomats who had ca'rrying a small nuclear reactor crashed in norbeen caught spying in the U. S. were exchanged them Canada in January, 1978, Canada recently re recently for five men freed from the Gulag, one 'hiinded the Russians a bill for $6.1 million to cover of those men, a Ukrainian, brought home to the cost of cleaning up the radioactive debris, free world just how crushing this Under a 1972 treaty, the U.S. government would be By the end of 1964, fewer than 3 percent of the "Russiflcation" program can be to a proud 'liab1e for any damage caused by Sky1ab.jerever By DICK WEST region's black children attended integrated nationality. might be helpful, WASHINGTON (UP!) - There itH .0 .4th pIeces :may land Valentyn Moroz had spent 14 of his 43 years in i can see it i.4U4UI (Il flhIflI .1IdU ('0 'atW*I bifl, uuf1a44 (ban 'a'snure l ,of - cute little squat body shaped ilkea ieaetor, Soviet Jails. A i1ar and hLotorlen, Moi.Jad . itilltuma , the passage of the Civil Rights Act, how much the customer owes. face like a "Have a Nice Day" defied "Russification" of his native UkraIne by cooling tower. A pe. card. until 1969; the federal government, under a From Accompanying the main bit of bad news will be button. A hat that looks like a tiny Geiger presenting the facts about how the Russians ' i: As matters now stand, Skylab could fall Southern president, began to take an active role one or more pieces of ancillary literature, most counter. Arms and legs like zigzag lightning were trying to smother its nationality, in enforcing the court's decision. And in 1968, in :anywhere in an area 50 degrees north to 50 degrees commonly a pamphlet settin g forth the com- bolts. Amairik says, "...'Russlfication' Is due less to 'duth of the equator. As the end draws near corn- the Green decision, the court declared "all pany's rationale for the latest rate increase. "HI. I'm Reddy Roentgen and I'm your new the strength of the Russian central authorities Despite increased use of utility bills for neighbor. than to their weakness, Theirweaknessis caused n1ters may be able to project whether a populated deliberate speed" dead and required school' distracts to produce a plan "which promises educational or propaganda purposes, their 'lajid area will lie in the path of its debris, By ac"I just hopped in here with your electric bill so first by a fear of the decreasing percentage of realistically to work and promises to work now!" potential as a communication medium has never we could get better acquainted. Russians in the national demographic balance t.Ivating controls which determine whether the been fully exploited. : ,.6 lindrical craft meets the atmosphere head-on or By the end of this period, the number of Black "I live over at the new Tinkerbell Atomic and second by a crisis of Ideology." One direction future billing information might Generating Plant.I'll be bringing you the juice to broadside, its final orbit could be speeded up or children in school with white ones had risen from take was pointed to last week at a House hearing Valentyn Moroz — one brave voice — clearly light your home and run yo ur television set and rubbed percent to nearly 14 percent. slowed down so the impact occurs over an ocean, on civil defense aspects of nuclear power plant all sorts of good things. I'm sure we'll get along for he the Russian authorities the wrong way, demanded cultural freedom for the Phase three of this tortuous process remains with -ro harm done. accidents. I. t [hie. Ukraine. Indirectly he was speaking for such current toduy. It began in 1%8 I with the elevation NASA engineers admit this is a long-shot Chairman Joseph Hendrie of the Nuclear 'All of us at Tinkerbell are always as careful other distinct nationalities within the Soviet to the pres id ency of a candidate who appealed Regulatory Commission was to asked how the as careful can be. But you know how it IS chance, but they are the people who got the Apollo empire as the Georgians, Byclorussians, America's darker side. In Richard Nixon's public could be made aware of possible radiation atoms will be atoms. : There's a remote Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians and astronauts to the moon and back and handled some rhetoric, the traditional yellow school bus dangers without causing undue alarm. possibility some of those feisty little buggers will Armenians — not to mention the satellite ticklish emergencies in the process, If an ocean became a menacing machine, mutilating a "We may want to wind up using the little fliers start acting up. But don't get nervous. It's communist states of central and eastern Europe. splashdown for Skylab isn't In the cards, we'll have newly-discovered American shrine, the neigh- in utility bills," Hendrie replied. nothing that we here at Tinkerbell, along with tf) cross our fingers and hope for the best. borhood school. I can hear it now.,,., the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Soviet policies designed to wipe out national Scientists estimate that 200 million meteors • "We interrupt this program to bring you a National Guard, Civil Preparedness Agency, consciousness But In spite of it all, every credible bit of from among their subjects range titer the Earth's atmosphere every day, and research done shows that black children in in- bulletin from the Nuclear Regulatory Commis- Red Cross, National Institutes of Health and from mass deportations from ancestral : although most of them burn up, some hit the ground tegrated schools record an academic plus. White .sion, Due to a malfunction in the reactor, a small Transportation Department can't handle, homelands all the way to murder, according to amount of radioactive gas has escaped from the 'tgWarIy as hefty pieces of metal or rock. Yet in children show no loss. "Here's what you can do to help: if your body Moroz. And nothing is sacred, he says. A few Tinkerbell Atomic Generating Plant. For further begins to glow in the dark, call me at the special years ago holy Ukrainian icons were :14, t9d&n times there have been no authenticated This backward endorsement of years of details, see your next months's electric bill." number listed below. I may recommend that you "borrowed" for use by the Soviet government. . accounts of anyone being killed by a meteorite, and integration means only that the process must go I would imagine the trick in preparing such a take your vacation early. Even though their return had been guaranteed in 1Jre are only a couple of dozen recorded cases forward. Our children are too precious to be filer would be presenting the warning in a way "And remember - Reddy Roentgen says, writing, the people of the Ukraine have not seen re they have ever hit a building. So the odds are cheated out of any chance to learn and grow. that nobody gets alarmed. A cartoon symbol 'Only YOU can prevent paranoia." them since 1963. oaour side. deprived But Roosevelt could not reach the people without newspapers and magazines as well as radio. He cultivated the capital's journalists with a constant stream of information. Gone was the era when newsmen idled for days waiting for President Hoover to condescend to answer / of today make up states or ig ht B is more to a • - I 11 BR RYS WORLD - . . 'i" 'i1. )° ' • I s no ,it;( eiai ',ri' ?/al • • r.4 1,04 . . in ___ .'. __________________ • (r;,_ ________ ' ' ____________________ t._i- -- Od L 'I ii•. _____ • •. g • 94si 'is this the end of l?e gasoline line?" • But, said John Gash, legislative aide to State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, ,"as a practical matter, when a bill dies in a committee of one house, it is dead." ,Gash noted that Vogt voted against the .,. I I legislation. Vogt's Senate district included .. ( Seminole County. The Central Florida Blood Bank in Orlando was prepared to mount a cam"paign against the Legislation along with 'other member blood banks of the Florida Association of Blood Banks, ' j. Edward 0. Carr, .!and managing director of the blood banks, sa1d however, a compromise is being .':worked out by officials of the Florida .t;Association of Blood Banks and legislators on more acceptable legislation providing "controls on blood banks, .:'r. "The compromise bill would make it executive secretary "He (Eisenhower) probably would have (won) anyway," Halberstam says. "But a precedent had been set in which politics, advertising, television and big money were all enmeshed. The coming of modern manipulative arts to modern politics." Halberstam rates John Kennedy as the most successful of modern presidents in manipulating the media; he explains that Kennedy "had the most intuitive sense of what to do, what not to do, how much to do." He illustrates his point with an incident when Kennedy had an aide count how many fireside chats Roosevelt had delivered on radio, The number was relatively small -only one or two a year. That fact was not lost on Kennedy. "You see," the president told his aide, "the public thought he had been on all the time, yet he had carefully rationed them." Kennedy rationed his television appearances just as carefully. In contrast, overexposure on television -a medium that brought out the worse in him -was the beginning of his successor's communication problems, says Halberdam. He reports that Johnson tried repeatedly -but futilely -to improve his media image with new glasses, lighting and makeup. But his real problem was the war, says Halberstam, whose own dispatches from -.-.. "The Los Angeles Times invented turn, says Halberstam. "It allowed him to think he would always have an entirely friendly, highly partisan paper to defend him, to sanitize him, to slay his enemies, that nothing he said would ever be challenged. "Politicians are best as they go through the give and take.. .But he was brought up to think he could really stick it to others and not one could do it back to him." Halberstam assesses President Carter's media relations as "based too much on style instead of substance." Carter's problem is not in dealing with the press, he contends. "It's in dealing with what are virtually insoluble issues, such as inflation. I mean, you can only give so many fireside chats in a sweater." What advice would Halberstam offer public officials seeking better media relations? "I'd tell them to be as candid as they could, tc hire absolutely the best and most honest public relations people the)hey could . could. "Because If you are doing the right thing and your policies are good, people will find out. And If you're not doing the right thing, people will also find out. People know finally who to trust." Vietnam helped bring about the president's demise. "Finally IL was 'not, as he thought, a public-relations problem," he adds. "He had a political problem. He was connected to a dreadful war: it wasn't that he wasn't putting enough makeup on the right side of his face." Richard Nixon's media problems stemmed from a temperamental inability to accept criticism, says Halberstam. He suggests Nixon would have left politics as a young man had he not been treated so gently by his hometown newspaper. OUR On SMH Relocation - illegal to pay donors and we certainly are not opposed to that 'ban,' he said. 'If blood were used from paid donors, a patient's physician would have to justify its use," under the compromise. The compromise legislation also calls for financial disclosure by blood banks and would require blood banks to report to HRS on the volume, costs and revenues of operations, Carr said. "We are not opposed to any of these things," he said. The original legislation was a different matter. In letters to business, church and other groups who maintain reserve blood accounts for use of their members, Carr warned the original legislation would "cause extreme changes in our. blood bank, Its financial structure and the blood charges which 11 be incurred-by patients in hospitals serviced by our organization." Carr in his letter pointed out that currently a patient who has used one unit of blood pays a $15 service fee to cover collection, processing, storing and transporting each unit of blood and $20 non-replacement deposit fee. "If the patient Is covered by a reserve County commissioners instructed Public Works Director Jack Schuder to have two feet high piles of dirt (earthern berms) located at various spots on the 4,000 feet of paved runway at the county's old Osceoti Airfield sanitary landfill. The purpose of the berms is to stop planes with contraband from landing at the facility, Sheriff John Polk asked for ditches to be dug across the runway, but Schuder pointed out heavy equipment uses the runways to get from one spot to another at the 1,200 acre site. Anyway, It is hoped the berms will do the trick to stop the contraband from coming into Seminole County. It is not known how often that old facility is used by aircraft for illegal purposes. Naturally if the sheriff's office knew how often it was happening, the persons involved would be arrested each and every time. County Commissioner Dick Williams said once smugglers learn what is being done they will try using vertical aircraft. "Then the only answer will be the installation of anti-aircraft guns," he said. :Growing Older • I have read with care, in the May 15 Evening Herald, the accounts of the proposed site-relocation of Seminole Memorial Hospital. The 10 statements made by the article in support of such location are, upon any fair and careful analysis, clearly overlapping, repetitive and even somewhat irrelevant. They give little or no help to the reader in considering any truly viable alternatives or In coming to grips with the deeper and true issues involved. (1) First, the argumentative statements favoring relocation pay most attention to short-range, immediate matters of a financial nature based on no more than "guesses" as to costs, loss of revenue, etc. They fail, for example, to give any hard facts as to what the land for the new site will cost or what the exact cost of constructing the new facility will be. At best, we have only guess-work, pure and simple, by the Consulting Firm. Then, there is a loud lament about possible temporary reduction of revenue while the present facilities are being expanded. We have made several additions to our hospital over the years, certainly without wrecking the hospital revenue-intake the construction proceeded. as It is stated that relocating the hospital to a site near Lake Mary would attract more doctors to joining the hospital I note that of the doctors said to favor relocation, at least four live and have offices in Volusla County. Many of the others on the same list live In the South Seminole area, So, even with "inadequate facilities" these physicians still find It advantageous to staff. patient care, patient costs and patient the main points to be considered in determining whether the hospital should stay where It is or be relocated. If any doctor wants to be on the staff of Seminole Memorial Hospital, let him apply for such status and show his Advice On Living To 100 Everybody wants to live a long life. That Is, if It's an active and fulfilling one. To find out how, it's worth reading the Lbook "How to Live to Be 100 Years Young" Frederick Fell, $9.95) by Dr. George B. Tlcktin, a 71-year-olcr retired general 1 practItioner. The book tells how to add 40 healthpacked years to our lives, to avoid the oJ 'diseases associated with aging, to beat daily tensions and to eliminate fatigue. He ,,piso explains how to work, play, eat and sleep better, which will also make us look $Irnmer, younger and more attractive. 1,1 Basically, Ticktin says a person is as old ,t ,U his or her arteries. We can keep them by exercising and emphasizing the ;.O prevention of disease rather than only the cure. ii1i Tlcktln's longevity regimen and diet are ,!'important to people of all ages, but '°'èapeciallyto the aging. We need to learn 'bow to avoid tension and depression, have more fun in life - and even enjoy sex in 4he later years. are the masters The author says that ,*f our own destinies when undertaking lifeptenslon programs. We must change the h,e of health care that many of us casually accept. He stresses that I.prevention is better than cure. Tlcktln's seven principles for maintaining good health are; -Eat a nourishing breakfast regularly. -Don't nibble between meals. Get seven toeight hours of sleep each j. 1i' - Maintain a normal weight. - Stop smoking. we be violent and tiring. It should just Involve using muscles In ways they aren't used normally. For example, walking at a slow pace is not classified as exercise, but striding along at a brisk pace Is. or you the patient, or both! Relocating the hospital will not result in improved health care and it certainly will not be at lower cost. I appreciate your taking the time to read my thoughts on this matter. Good health doesn't only have to mean exercising, dieting and keeping the heart and blood vessels functioning. - Ticktin doesn't consider sex an erosive influence. Rather, he advocates it as uplifting, stimulating and Drink only moderately. gratifying. Exercise regularly. Although it is not mandatory, Ticktin consulting your physician before taking on his life-extension program. Medical supervision is especially advisible If you are being treated for a physical ailment. suggests Obviously, working to have a better and healthier body will require patience on your part. We must not worry when healing sometimes requires time. The eventual rewards will be buoyant good health, zest for more activity and a better life. Unfortunately, insomnia is a major disturbance for many older people. You are more Inclined to remain awake when you start thinking the moment you put your head on the pillow of all the problems facing you. Ticktin suggests avoid this tossing and establish a ways to good sleep pattern without drugs. Exercise 0 important. At doesn't have to He wants to debunk the myth that sex is only for the young, because the elderly can and competent. Sex be sexually should be a declaration of intent to remain young in spirit. active Make every effort to maintain the romantic elements of sex. If romanticism is a lost art for many of us, let's resurrect it. Peace and security were their goals. methods. Respect and honor are our tribute in memory of those who died that freedom's cause might continue to live in the hearts of many throughout the world. Today these goals are threatened; peace Is an unresolved enigma, doctors living In or having offices in the in the Lake Mary area. I fall to see how the Lake Mary security a questionable attainment. Nuclear proliferation has changed the rules. Opposing power-blocs rattle their nuclear sabers, while a trembling world watches in awe from the sidelines for the eruption of a conflict in which area could possibly match other supportive resources that Sanford Is already supplying to the hospital such as fire and police protection, sanitation and good access roads to the places disaster would most likely strike. Such "disaster areas" surely would be on or near 14 or at the Sanford Airport. I fall to see any splendid access roads now In existence in the Lake Mary area that would provide for fast transportation of injured people to the proposed new site. In fact, one could scarcely find any Seminole County where the roads are less adequate to such essential usage as are the winding trails around Lake Mary. Will not the county commission later be asked, upon the completion of a proposed new facility, to build these "fine access everyone loses. Promises are made that SALT II will fulfill the goals that are sought that it's signing will ease the tensions and dilemmas in world relations, that peace and security will finally come - at least for a time. Isn't that what Hitler promised Chamberlain In the infamous "Munich Pact?" We all agree we need to minimize the possibility of nuclear conflict. We all agree we should defuse and limit the nuclear arms race. We all agree that we want no holocaust of a World War III. But does SALT II, as It now stands, effectively produce these results? We recall the "scraps of paper" of the Kaiser, and of Hitler. History points out that treaties serve as deterent only when counter-offensive power acts as enforcer. The "good Intentions" of expedient diplomacy may well pave the way to a nuclear hell. We all need to be reminded that there part of Ticktin doesn't think we can do all this alone. So, he has started a "100 Years Young Club" in the Florida community where he lives. He hopes the club will spread to other parts of the country, making it possible for people to live to be centenarians instead of septuagenarians. He suggests organizing local non-profit clubs that recruit doctors and pharmacists as volunteers. Committees can then be formed to deal with specific subjects, such as sleep, exercise, fatigue, hygiene, senility, drinking, smoking, obesity and depression. roads" that are said already to exist? Will not costly utility.11nes and sewers also have to be Installed? What of the vast amount of paperwork and delay involved in environmental clearance? A major concern to the taxpayer is not the question of a site that favors one set of doctors over another. Rather, Above all, as a tribute to the methory of those who have given us a heritage of hope for a world living in peace and security, the American Nation needs hi be assured that it will continue to be "Number One", in Peace, and in Prestige. For the "Also runs" are the losers, and there will he no second race in a nuclear contest. James S. Speese Chaplain, U. Cal, USAF Ret. Altamonte Springs renovations to change a dark X-ray Courage and valor were their South Seminole area; or (2) Possibly land sales for developers with holdings first be resolved, Including that of positive vertllcation. It should have teeth as well as sentiment. room into an office suitable for a circuit judge? Obviously, there is only one source for the money: You the taxpayer No Second Chance bulk of the patient load of our hospital. Rather, two other possible outcomes could be involved in puslng for site. relocation: (1) Convenience to the group of - such a George W. Edwards, DMD Sanford clusions have led me to question whether the proposal to relocate Seminole Memorial Hospital was based on the welfare and best interest of the people who live in North Seminole and South Volusla Counties. These are the people who, heretofore, constituted the Do we need a Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty? Yes, but one which is more than a "mere scrap of paper," another "Munich Pact." All the controvt.rsial issues which have plagued its acceptance should costs. (6) With our nation facing monumental tasks and possessed of fewer and fewer resources, It would be nothing short of criminal to abandon the present reasonably good hospital MCI* that we already have. Admittedly plant, as does any business facility or even a private home, has to be updated and renovated from time to time. Even a newly constructed hospital at a Lake Mary site would, in just a few months, face "renovation." Such is life. (7) To say that the Seminole County Commission could use the present hospital space for "something else" Is a real cop-out. Where is the county going to get the money to make the costly The foregoing facts and con- :S ,# can be no second guesses in the International strategy of nuclear chess, There will be no time-lag to correct any mistakes in judgment. There will be no recovery period from a nuclear "Pearl Harbor." Consequently, then, I would urge an in-depth study of every single argument raised in opposition, a weighing of their validity, and a satisfactory answer found for even the most detailed objection, before the treaty is signed. credentials therefore. If he has chosen to locate his residence in South Seminole, knowing full well when he did so where Seminole Hospital was located, then let him commute. It Is Inevitable that increased medical fees will result from professional offices that will have to be constructed at high commute. ;, I CAST's funding came from agribusiness firms and waited for the wind to the down. A little after whose products is supposed to be evaluating Paradlswent into shockandpsuedouL When Bergland was approached on p was the adults finally returned Ins rescue canoe, Minnesota tarrnduring the QwlstznaslxiUdayby objectively - Dow Chemical, Eli Lilly, Mobil As a precaution, the eight canoes were tied they found Charlie supporting his unconscious (]l1flICal, Monsanto and Shell Cl*lniCal• Paul Blllberg, a seven-year practitioner of together with Daigle's motor-powered canoe in friend with his own body. He volunteered to stay natural farming who has become a true believer. Rmll wonder that one participant in a CAST the lead. But in the middle of the lake another while the rescuers went off with Tommy And BIflherg told our associate Hal Beroton that task force came u the conclusionthat the squall struck, and the line between the third and Dave Albert, Bergland "really understands the problems with organization's hierarchy "seemed convinced fourth canoes tore loose. For another hour he clung to the capslied the misuse of dmIca1z" and sled the rigit that organic farming and gardening were part of ose in the last five canoes cut their lines canoe wi Th questions, th young Paradis, flashing his flash" some sort of conspiracy being directed at the and made It to shore separately The first three until the rescuers returned, Though Bergland Is far from a convert -he very survival of the U.S. and advanced industrial continued on together, powered by Daigle's With a reticence worthy of his personal hero, uses heavy dosm of donical ptIc4j d society.,, outboard. fertilizers to produce his own crops of wheat, flu Charles A. Undbergh, Charlie, now a scholarThis hysterical view of the environmental Minutes later, a 5-foot wave crashed into the ship student and grass seed - he did ask a top Agriculture movement is expected to be toned down In the second canoe, flipping at Phillips Exeter Academy, doesn't It over and dumping talk much about his heroic it. "I just feh I Department researcher, Dr. Hanson Bertrand, final draft of the CAST report But the Charlie and 11-year-old Jean Paul Paradis Into had to look into the subject for him. to do what I did," he told us. "I never sweetheart arrangement with the chemical the water. They struggled to the rear canoe with thought of giving up," READERS WRITE services are account, family plan, or has family 01 friends replace the blood used, his account is credited for the non-replacement deposit fee thus his blood bank charge for the unit of blood is reduced to $15. For the patient who does not replace, the replacement deposit fee is used by the blood bank in recruitment of other donors and to help defray the cost of materials and labor involved with the collection, processing, storage and transportation of each unit that is collected," Carr said. '3 WASHINGTON -For the past two years we So tar the department has allocated some $70 giants remains. 14-year-old Dave Albert and another 11-year-old, have reported on the efforts of some In- million to investigate so-called "alternatIve" HALL OF HEROES: Pitched into the inky Mark Corriveau, dependent-minded farmers to break loose from farming methods. Even this relatively modest waters of a squall-swept lake in Maine on a Then another wave capsized thét canoe, md the chemical industry's ever-tightening amount has drawn fire from chemical-farming canoeing trip gone awry, a 13-year-old Boy Scout the four youngsters swain desperately' to stranglehold on American agriculture, advocates, showed cool courage in.the crisis, saving his Daigle's craft. By Improving the age-old methods of crop A Shrill. criticofcheznlcal4ree'armingisthe brother and another companion from drowning Young Paradis panicked and tried to clhnb rotation, natural pest control and organic ter- Council of Agricultural &ientida (CAST), a in a night of terror. For his grit and levelheaded aboard the one canoe still upright, and it turned tilixer, these latter'day pioneers hope not only to supposedly objective scientific organization behavior in a panic situation, Charles Ouellette, over. After making sure the boys had handhdlds avoid the skyrocketing expense of chemical formed in 1972 to clear up the public's 13, of Frenchvllle, Maine, has earned a place in on the bottom of his canoe, Daigle set off on the farming, but to save their land from the "misunderstanding" of agricultural- our special Hall of Heroes. 1,000-yard swim to shore for help. Inexplicably, destructive heavy chemical use, Every envirciunental problems. time we have detailed these farmers' modest Scouts and young Corriveau decided to follow him. He ner I On the morning of July 5, 1977, 12 made CAST Is shining it. a example of the incestuous four adults, we have drawn the th of including Charlie's father and a chemical industry and the agribusiness com-relatoiipo that exist in the agricultural guide, Pete Daigle, set out in eight canoes on a Then Tommy Ouellette lost his grip on the esl'uit. It was initially given an day-long expedition. closely munity with which i' overturned canoe and began drifting away. Jils operating base and more than $200,000 worth of Now the big boys may really have something A, brisk wind soon made the waters choppy brother, Charlie, holding onto the canoe with pne to scream about. Agriculture Secretary Bob free services by Iowa State University. And the and difficult for paddling. By dusk, conditions hand, swung his body around so Tommy could Berg1aid has begun to take an Interest in Des Moines Register found that two-thirds Of became so bad that the party pulled in to shore grab his foot. - " The bill would have abolished the non'-'"replacement deposit fee charged by blood ' banks to patients whose family or friends do not replace the blood used. It also would have forbidden payments to blood donors. '1. . The House companion bill passed its 1361aj5 committee last week, 1. Bergland Eyes Chemical-Free Farming .LL their discreet written queries. Lavished with so much attention, the media grew in size and influence. Television accelerated the trend. According to Halberstam, television's influence on presidential politics was first felt in 1952 as media darling Dwight ,.,.Rehabilitative Services (HRS). JACK ANDERSON ___________________________________________________ Roosevelt finds radio ', now -- b - - •' • r - Legislation that would have brought about radical changes in the operations of ;: blood banks throughout the state in,: eluding the Seminole County and Central ., ,Florida Blood banks is. virtually dead. :• While companion bills were filed in both .:the state Senate and House of Representatives, the measure died on a vote of 5-4 in ,,the Senate committee on Health and • A r i C. LIGHTER SIDE L . Blood Bank Bills Dead wrote TO . --.-. - American Politics tics Republican nomination. That was also the year Eisenhower became the first to campaign with television spots. It did his Democratic opponent, Adlai Stevenson, little good to complain about "selling the presidency like cereal." " more Mo - .--.a :I'aI'ties & Politics nation to • ------ ---*... __ --- Eisenhower defeated Robert Taft, the choice of party professionals, for the — "Who knows who the head of the Democratic National Committee is?" asked Halberstam rhetorically during a ;' i t recent interview, "Who knows who a ward j healer is? They have virtually no role In our society anymore. ., "The last two traumatic political / of struggles we had in this society Watergate and Vietnam came down to president vs. the media, not president vs. Congress or president vs. political party." According to Halberstam, the presidency and the media gained power together, each needing the other to increase its influence upon Americans. It began with Franklin Roos."1t, he explains. FDR saw that the new Issues facing the nation required presidential action; they were too broad and complex to be handled in the same old way by Congress and the political parties. He was helped by the revolution in communication and especially by radio. "The moment radio appeared, Roosevelt didn't need the party system anymore," says Halberstam. "He needed the Congress less. He went directly to the American people." Fears . 4 .-_- -., Effect Has Changed Special tome Herald NEW YORK (NEA) Lyndon Johnson once responded with startling vehemence when asked what had changed most in politics during hIs 30-year career. "You guys," the former president told 01 the television producer who posed the 'question. "All you guys jn the media. Allot politics has changed because of you. "You' ve broken all the machines. . You've given us a new kind of people. . . No machine could ever create a Teddy Kennedy. Only you guys. They're all yours. Your product. That view of the heightened impact of media on politics Is shared by David Halberstam, who spent five years tracing the rise of the nation's communications empires for his new book, "The Powers That Be" (Alfred A. Knopf,) - Knowing ________ ak Sunday, May 27,197 9—SA ----...-..._-4.1._. -....*.. -_--11 Med ia By BARBARA McDOWELL RONALD REAGAN T i ng A L ook At Radio Siiled gna New Er I _ffly4ftWXV__1 How 11 The question is -is this an instant replay of the good ole days that "they "talk about? it couldn't be. People in denim weren't wearing diamonds back in those good ole' poverty days. JULIAN BOND expected. NASA now predicts that the 118-foot vehicle will 1 àke a fiery descent through the Earth's at-.mpsphere between June 26 and July 9. While much of it will burn up, 400 to 500 pieces are ex pected to hit the Earth, scattered over an area 4,000 miles different driving Before leaving the Bible Belt of Alabama for the western plains, certain Southern customs were observed in our household, One of these customs P511tTOgl' th1iigahd short— were strictly for sports and off limits in the dining room, I attended a high school in Montgomery with a Reserved Officers Training Corps (ROTC), and nearly all the fellows were in the ROTC. The poor cotton picking boys (and that is literal) were just as handsome in the snappy uniforms as the rich fellows -and their manners were generally nicer. Back In those days, denim was a symbol of poverty. Faded bib overalls was the uniform of the poor. And I don't believe I ever saw a woman in a pair of overalls, But.,. ________ 6 Months, Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20A,.- Year, $40.00: Things were In the California territory, Instead of convertibles with sharp trasting leather upholstery school in city slicker clothes, Palm Springs kids rode own thoroughbred horses upholstered with expensive hand-tooled leather saddles and wore levis, leather boots and plaid shirts. To keep abreast of the styles and "When in Rome..." our Southern tradition went "Gone With the Win d" except that It was Southern California, 1u, you al The casual life of th e exciting desert was shortlived and it was back to Alabama for the family and back to some of the formal stuffiness enforced by my loving grandmother. When the no iron synthetic fabrics hit the market many years ago, natural fibers yielded to these convenient materials, and for the family ironer, it was HALLELUJAH!" And now cotton, silk, wool and linen lead the fashion fabrics to the tune of an arm and leg to purchase. "Natural" is the word. So the very fabric that the rich once scoffed at and turned up their snobbish noses at, is now high Too Many Laws? As everyone knows our country is top heavy with paper work and taxes. To evaluate the reason for our high taxes we have to start right at home. Our wants sometimes get away from us and we end up paying more taxes for things that we really did not want or need. I have heard the remark many times by people who ignorantly or unconsciously said that we want certain things or accommodations regardless of cost because it is the government? it is every human being living in this country. Everyone that buys anything, enjoys any recreation, attends any place of entertainment, does any traveling, partakes of any food stuff, or rents or owns a home has to pay taxes in some form. Then we go to the necessary taxes to run our local, state and national government. These cover our necessary health, welfare, law enforcement, educational, public and national defense, public relations, national relations and such as giving aid to local disaster areas, foreign aid to less fortunate countries, who are in need of help because of crop failures or other causes. Then we go raising taxes for less necessary and unnecessary things such as giving away the Panama Canal and then paying them for taking it. Making new laws to help or please some politician, when a similar existing law would suffice if It was properly enforced. It seems like we have too many laws and law-makers and not enough laws enforced. Our country is top heavy with paper work and law makers. About 95 per cent of our politicans are lawyers and that is a very bad Imbalance. We need to make one more law so that only 50 per cent of our politicans would be lawyers and 50 per cent good practical businessmen and I know that our taxes would be lower and more in balance. Stephen G. Balint Sr. Sanford S ••-••-••-• .• _____J.• - •• -- S - - -• • , :- S • '" -.••..--". . '. . ' ' •;-.'-.--•,---.-•-.'.-- ..--.-..,---.•-••-- -. 1.. -- - '" . - .,: _____ �6 A— E Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 27, 1979 — - bflDI 9 TI IT Sunday, May 27, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL MAY DAY A Full day of outdoar activities was the order of the day Friday for third graders at Pinecrest Elementary School in Sanford in celebration of May Day. (Below): Each class elected a king and queen and the chosen are seen (lancing around the Maypole. (At right): Dava Rylander strains for distance in the standing broad jump. Other events included a tug-of-war, races, softball throw and sack race. OUTDOORS H.r1Id Photos by Torn Netsel Herald Photos by Torn Vincent BE 0-tTS OF EX fRIENCE I I AW Representatives of the Martin Marietta Corp. of Orlando visited Seminole high School's vocational training department Friday to offer some advice and guidance to the students. Above, George Lemieux, technical documentation specialist, goes over a printed circuit board for a utility lamp with students (from left): Shawn Sullivan, David Willink and Tim Hutson. Below, Roland Williams, a stress engineer as well as a member of the Seminole County School Board reviews a stress analysis machine with students (from left): Mike Agee, Steve Sutter and Gary Beverly. U--. A1J AV Board Approves Zoning Change For Elementary School k" VI !: 0 41 BYSHARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The mothers made their Vocational Building. The cost of the State Department of student population capacity of request so their children could the desks is approximately Education (DOE) for its ap- 2,402. Until its completion, attend a less $14,000. proval. students who will attend the The Seminole County School elementary school. crowded The Lake Mary High School, high school will be attending Board approved a request from Renovations are sched to which is slated for completion Supt. William Iayer said lAke Brantley High School. mothers of the Sweetwater Wekiva Elementary School is begin on the north wing of the in December, 1980, will have a Beginninr this fall. Lake Oaks Subdivision to let their children attend Sabal Point projected to have an enrollment high school as soon as school is Two new science Elementary School rather than of 916 students next fall in out. classrooms and one new Art comparison with Sabal Point's Wekiva Elementary School. classroom will be developed. projected 690 students. The school board took action In other action - Lyman —The school board tenWednesday to rezone the school High School will get 140 student tatively approved Wednesday zone line to include an ad- desks to replace Furniture that the final floor plans for the Lake dlttonal 96 students at Sabal will be moved from the present Mary High School. The final Point next fall. school buildings to the new plans will now be forwarded to r,91 2 .. :. At Brock Asked To Gather D dta On Court Facility , By DUN NA ESTES Heratd Stall Writer Seminqje County Bar Association President NewmanrockIs willing to do the r*arch and public relatlons*ork necessary to show th 1 need for court facllltieso South Seminole County. :: "But It will be cumumbersome 0,111 me. I work for bersome$rme.Iworkfor a UvIng1d lam a taxpayer,"said. The 1jority of the county : .coImfli$5jofler5 decided 4workshop early this W$ek to ask docwnentIon from Brock on the .ed for such a facility L*fore considering the bar's request for court space Injihe south end of the coun'. Comn4ssloner Bill KIrchhol at that time said he expected Brock's Informatk4 to Include what the spact would be used for, who ,ou1d benefit, the cost, wheethe request was coming tfrom, whether there lspiçport from the people pr Just certain groups. 1u Insisted the request rplected the same type of lilosojthy behind the effo4o move Seminole Memorial Hospital out of Sanford. f 111'm r$t talking about moving the courthouse from S4ford. The Iaz• payersaI2talotoIInOney building ;the courthouse. 7beque4on of whether the courthoie should be moved wis resolved a long time ago(' Stock said. "I ncvcrpredznovIngthe courthot. That Is poppycock."i "We 4) need an expanded 11llty in the south end. I wUJ get the 1fl 7 NEWMAN BROCK formation as best I can since they have asked that do. If the commissioners are interested In the residents of the south end of the county they will take an interest in serving their needs," Brock said. "The commissioners are treating this like a political footb&jII. Two4hirds of the county's population Is In the south end. We are not talking about big tax dollars," he said. Brock said he will contact Judge Robert McGregor, the chief Judge of the 18th Judicial circuit -and the county Judges to aeelf they think there lsa need for the court space. Then, be said, he will get in touch with Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith Jr, and "ap. propriate people in the surrounding counties to see bow they have provided cowt space outside the ceuiSy seat. Brock pointed out Orange, Volusla and Brevard counties all have branch courthouses. "There Is a branch of Orange County Courthouse In Apopka, 12 miles from i downtown Orlando, and another In Winter Garden, 12 miles from downtown. South Seminole Is about 12 miles from Sanford. "We are not asking for a gigantic expenditure," he said. "I don't mind preparing the data, but the cornmissloners were elected to serve the people and I would think they would want to compile their own data," Brock said. Brock said he had discussed the matter with several commissioners and they were apparently very receptive. "I wasn't armed 8,000 Anticipated Nine-Day Meet with volumes of statistical data. I was not just representing the bar, but was speaking for the people In the south end who complain about having to go to Sanford and spending money. Every day of the week, I hear the question : Why can't we have a facility in the south end?' It's not a large branch courthouse, Just expanded facilities we want, with a clerk's office to file documents, a judge's chamber, hearing room where motions can be heard," he said. - ' -. - -• $25,000. On ,&L. house. Brantles Ibt.h hill nupleinent niunitv center to be built on the Funds for the Midway double session school days, to South Side of its Midway Community center conuulux,Isa(e for the additional campus. The plans will be struction would come from a students. forwarded to Tallahassee for CETA grant under direction of The board approved the approval by the state Depart- the Seminole County Comarchitectural plans of a cont-merit of Education DOE. mission. C t: _ a` By JANE CASSELBERRY presented a concert Saturday at through Friday at 10 Herald Staff Writer 4p.m. Charlotte Coe, a pastor's 15 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. The 85th annual camp wife and singer at evangelistic Theodore Carcich, former meeting of the Florida Con- meetings, will present a vice president of the general ference of Seventh-day musical concert on Saturday, conference will speak each Adventists opened Friday night June 2 at 3 p.m. week night at 7:30 on the campus of Forest Lake In conjunction with this George Vandemean, director Academy in Forest City and year's camp meeting program of the weekly Adventist will continue through Saturday, a Better Living Exposition will telecast, "It Is Written", will be June 2. An estimated 8,000 to be held In a tent next to the speaking at 7:30 p.m., June 2. 9,000 persons are expected to main auditorium. The Highlight of the dosing day will attend the nine-day event, Adventist Church is involved in be the ordination of pastors. many living in dormitories and health programs and exhibits Dr. Hans LaRondelle, In tents set up on the grounds. on health and what the church Lorenzo Grant and Bob Zamora Florida Conference President is doing for the community will will be leading the youth Henry J. Carubba of Altamonte be open all week. Twenty-six meetings at 7:15 in the music Springs gave the opening ad- better living, teams and their auditorium each night. All dress. In the school gym- vans, who operate throughout meetings are open to the public. naslum, where most of the the state, will be on hand to take There will be a book sale blood pressures and other today (Sunday) at 10:15 a.m. in meetings will take place. health tests. Th ere will be a the gymnasium. Elder H.M.S. Richards, presentation by Florida Florida speaker on the long-running Hospital Sunday at 3:30 p.m. "Voice of Prophecy" radio Day long activities will begin broadcast sponsored by the daily at 7 a.m. Family oriented Adventist Church, spoke speakers, Dehuer and Betty Saturday at the 8 and 11 a.m. Holbrook from the General and 7:30 p.m. services. Del Conference's Home and Family 3 Delker, contralto soloist on the Services in Washington, DIM, of "Voice Prophecy", will be speaking Monday Two - I ,). t11 Now, with 9convenient Central Uk) ri ii locations our homes arecloser than cv&i 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 money and time in the bargain. That's why we're in your neigh' borhood. One of our offices is just around the corner on your way. not out of it. 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W u.m. 2025 S Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach Shores 32018 E STEVENS OF CROSS CITY .Lwier rvsiuriii • I low • _____________________________________________________________________ tur irni ' - t 1 , J - • -' ." - -•- 'a - - - - - - . • - -- �BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 Sunday, May 27, 1979 iegaINotice _=== - — — — - — — County Farmers Offered Loans — IN BRIEF - Southern Commodity Wins - Award For Export Expansion 74 Southern Commodity Corporation, whose subsidiary, Liquid Foods, Inc. is loca t ed at 23)0 Country Club Road, Sanford, has been award ed the U.S. Government's "E" award for outstanding contributions to the expansion of th e export market. Southern Commodity's main headquarters is in Miami. Liquid Foods contributed between $17 moon and $18 million in total sales last year, acco rding to J ames Batalini, vice president of the subsidiary. Batalini sai d Liquid Foods, Inc. Is the largest supplier of blended liq ui d sweeteners in the southeastern U.S. It supplies food processors, dairies, bottlers, ba kers and the citrus Industry. The Sa nford plant is locat ed on five acres of land and has a 25,000 square foot facility. According to Southern Commodity president, Art hur Gr een, the "E" Award was given the co mpany, which is only eight years old, for increasing its export volume to approximately $0 million an n ua lly from $100,000 In the space of onl y two years. From its Miam i headquarters So uthern Commodity Corp. warehouses and supplies dry food products and ingredients to major indust rial and food service customers throughout Florida. The company also packages and markets edible oils, fondants, vinegar, sweetener, ho ney and mustard. I Andrew Wolf Awarded Z or ;& fictitious name of SPLISH•N SPLASH and that, intendto register the said name with the Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name - i _____ . - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OTHE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL.CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.974.CA4-E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF OTIS SANDERS, JR., -- r 11 and JUANITA WILLIAMSSAN 5Al'4Ut5. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby giv en that I am engaged in business at 406 North Hwy. 17.92 Casselberry, Fla. 32707, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name oF CONFIDENTIAL DATING, and that I intend to Wife.Respoi4dènt. register said name with the Clerk of I - . . .11 Id! M __ il-, Flcrida Statutes 1957. .1. , A .. .J ,.v . .., '," '. origi na l thereof with the Clof Sig. Conrad A. Wirz, Jr. thiS Cou rt either before service on Peitioner'S attorneys or Im. med iately thereafter; other3e a default will be entered againou he for the relief demanded I Petition. WITNESS MY HAND and the seat of this Cou rt on the 23rd day of May. AD., 1979. Publish: May 27, June 3 , 10, 17, 1979 DEJ- 122 .1- LW FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 2661 Azalea Drive, Lake Brantley Isles, Maitland, FL 32751 Seminole County, Florida, under the fi ct iti ous name of A.1 KAR KLEAN and that I . . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Court By: Susan E. Tabor Deputy Clerk Intend to register sa id name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Count y, Florida in accordance with CRS 1111111111111t - A, '' I RICHARD L. MAMELE HUTCHISON & MORRIS Post Office Drawer H 230 North Park Avenue ;) Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish: May 21, June 3, 10, 1721979 OEJ119 the provision s of the Fictitious Section Name Statutes, To-Wit: 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. ha L. Marsh Publish May 20, 27 & June 2, 9, 1979 DE J 93 Historic First Street clock which (minus works) now serves as sign for Sanford Elks Lodge 1241 gets new Face to replace sign damaged by vandals. From left, Clayton Smith, club manager; .Jack Kanner, past exhalted ruler; Walt Lee, lecturing knight; and commercial artist Virgil Bagnoli of Lodge 74, Iloboken, NA., who painted the sign. hands always point to 11 o'clock the hour El ks traditionally toast absent members. CLOCK GETS FACE LIFT COUNSELING Individual, Family, the official 's degr ee of responYet Brown is outwardly system. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Both of these issues will be sibility. - Now is the time the real unconcerned, telling repo rt ers Neither measure has come to wheeling and dealing begins in at a news conference Friday handled by conference committees which begin forging its r es pect ive chamber, but the Evans Appointed To Council "it'll all work out." the Legislature. Here is a swnniary of the compromise legislation Sunday word is Gov. Bob Graham With only a week to go House ~ 11 John W. Evans of Nelson & Co. Inc. of Oviedo has been and Senate members are in a major Issues that need to be night. The goal of bo th Brown wants a compromise bill so the appointed an Action Council Member to the National scramble to resolve diffe re nces resolved before lawmakers will and Lewis is to wrap tip these st ate will have the teeth to Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) in San enforce the 1976 voter-approved on major education Issues, the cal l an end to the wio session. bills by Wednesday. Mateo, California and Washington, D.C. 5th Dist ri ct Court of Appeal. "Sunshi ne Amendment." professional practice acts, ILPrimary Education. One of NFIB. i a tn-prottt non..parttun organization F. nanctal '.elos%re, piIe re- Brown's priorities, the House Brown's third It. the House 0. representing the' needs of small businesses across the cords and the new 5th District passed a bill several weeks ago voted last week to Wc h'ñ a One of the toughest issues, the country. Founded in 1943, it was designed to promote th e Court of Appeal. revamping early childhood (K- turkey and locate the new court House Is sched ul ed to vote out concept of free enterprise and to give independent This is week when egos are 3) education by pwnping o in his hometown of Daytona laws to allow adve rtising and business a grea ter voice in shaping the laws which govern ignored, debate is short and million over the next two years Beach. Senate Judiciary-Civil open up 13 health care business and government, legislators often cast ballots Into a scheme to Identify and (IUILIInIifl Mattox hare said he professions to competition. The without really knowing what correct learning problems in won't allow such a bill on the Se nate Is doing the same for 12 Se nate floor, economic professions. they are voting for. young children. The speaker is confident, Lawmakers are under t he Th e Senate doesn't think such All the bustle is necessary if t he $30,000-a-day Legislat ure is a far-reaching overhaul is however, that his town will get gun to pass these acts beca use Sanford: SEMINOLE MEMORIAL to adjo ur n on time on Friday. necessary, and in a version of the cou't because he figures the if they don't do it by J ul y 1, Veronica A. Albert HOSPITAL The June 1 date is a deadline the bill passed Friday didn't money for it will be in the there won't be any furt her ESSie L. Gebhardt MAY 23, )979 both Senate President Phil earmark any extra money for budget when the House and regulation of the prof essions. Thomas S. Lineberry ADMISSIONS "Those could hold us over antord: Leon Smith Lewis and House Speaker Hyatt special teaching and screening Senate conferees finish up Catherine Edwards James B. Wardwell Brown hope can be met. But programs for youngsters in the Tuesday, and then the Senate beca use we're not going to pass IIa J. Dickin, DcBary Elizabeth A. Thomas, Deltona will go ahead and pass his bill these sunset bills without at early. grades. there are no guarantees. James E. Smith, Deltona Joseph C. Benet, New Smyrna least looki ng at them," says Higher Education. Another of out. "We're still very hopeful we Louise L. Higdon, Winter Springs Bch. Emma Risner, OSteen DISCHARGES Se nate President Lewis. out of here the Ia," Brown's programs, this legislacan get Financial Disclosure. A Pollee Records. Neither side says Lewis, "but —P.S. if we (loll as passed in the House, month ago the House Ethics don't we'll he ba ck here on the gives local boards of tr ustees and Elections Committee claims it will give in, but Ho use 4th." many of the powers the st ate passed a tough bill requiring and Se nate members must pass .. Speaker Hyatt Brown is one Board of Regents now holds some 60,000officials from the legislation by the t im e they 8 a.m. readings: tem- a.m., 10:03 p.m., low 3:27 n.m., of those In the eye of the im- over the universities. The governor to local planning adjourn or all police records pending legislative storm. Senate has passed a much board members to make full including those In volving active perature, 56; overnight lows, 3:24 p.m. narrower law cal ling for a financial disclosure, criminal Investigations will 55; yesterday's high, 85; Port Cana veral: high 9:34 Three of his pet projects giving study of the university gove rnn to the public. The Senate Governmental be o pe barometric pressure, 30.02; a.m., 9:55 p.m., low 3:18 a.m., including the "turkey" ___. .. uuyuna neuu we new wsrict ing structure mat wowu give Operat ons passed a much Less relative humidity, 47 percent; 3:15 p.m. court of appeal are tied up In lawmakers another year to restrictive bill with separate Inds,N 9 Bayport: high 3:31 a.m., 2:31 Senate road blocks, think before changing the disclosure provisions based on For ecast: Fair through Sunday. Cool again tonight with p.m., lo 8:55 a.m., 9:46 p.m. MONDAY'S TIDES lows from the mid SOs to around Daytona Beach: high 10:21 60. Highs today mostly low n.m., 11:46 p.m., low 4:09 n.m., AREA DEATHS aid Sunday mid 80g. Winds 4:07 p.m. üorthweit to north around 10 services f or James A. Wright, 72, JAMES WRIGHT mph today, diminishing Port Canaveral: high 10:18 morning. He was a student at of 445 Elliott Ave., Sanford, who James A. Wright, 72, of 445 Trinity Presbyterian Nursery tonight. Outlook for Memorial n.m., 10:38 p.m., low 4 S.M., died Friday, will be at 10 a.m. 3:58 p.m. Elliott Ave., Sanford, died School and was the grandson 01 Day, fair and warm. Monday, at Brisson Funeral Bayport: high 4:13 a.m., 3:02 Friday morning at Seminole the late Justice Campbell SUNDAY'S TIDES Home with Rev. Leo King of ficiating. Burial in Evergreen Daytona beach: hIgh 9:42 p.m., low 9:27 a.m., 10:22 p.m. Memorial Hospital. Born In Thornall. Cemetery, Brisson Funeral Fort Worth, Tex., he came to Other survivors include twoOA ,-,u,,,v rn Sanford in 1925. He was a brothers, Thomas Alien Wyatt Baptist and retired from the Ox and Christopher Harris Wyatt, WYATT, ANDREW CAMP. Fiber Co. in 1971. He was a both of Pensacola; his paternal BELL Memorial Service for member of the Sanford Masonic grandmother, Mrs. Mary Alice Andrew Campbell Wyatt, 4. son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lodge 62. Wyatt of Sanford, his maternal Wyatt, of 1261 Stow Ave., Pen. Survivors include his wife, grandmother, Mrs. Alyce sacola, who died Thursday, will Mrs. Margaret Z. Wright, Morrison Pensacola. ~ ~ at 2 pm. Saturday, at First Presbyterian church, Pensacola Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. Fisher.Pou Funeral Home is .~ t with Rev. Richard Harbison and Joan Ludwig, Sanford, Mrs. in charge. . Rev. Powers McLeod officiat ing. Peggy Heagerty, Bradenton Memorial gifts may be made to ' .1.0 the Medical Icucation and and Miss Mary Ann Wright, Research Foundation of West Atlanta; two sons, James A. Florida. Fisher.Pou Funeral Wright Jr., Greensboro, N.C. WRIGHT. JAMES A. Funeral Home, Pensacola, in charge. 322•2540 Sanford '> Terifl Summer 011 t Registration;fi "'1ó 'uiderwayá4 05 -JI - Seminole Community College Day Hours Mon Fri. 9 am Memorial Tribute Services To Area Veterans - mid flnv A ANDREW WYATT Andrew Campbell Wyatt, 4, of suin of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Monday .9:30 a.m. Wyatt, Of 1261 Stow Ave., Pensacola, died Thursday Oaklawn Memorial Park - WHIII _ - _______ I$TIISICUON of COUNVIY CIUS ROAD AND ININONAII lOAD At Isintn! two sisters, Mrs. Ava Davis and Mrs. Ann Aiken, both of Sanford and brother, Roy Wright Jr. Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home-PA Is in charge of arrangements. GARDEN OF HONOR ,, Wriuht - : . ,l . I. ' Root Canal............ 56000_ $14000 Temp. Denture Set..9........$15000 Characterized Set ........... $50000 J.O. KANG, D.D.S. Route 50* 244 Sanford, Fig. 3224313 'r 1092 Hwy. 434 Longwood, Florida - rla SCC it accepting applications -, - ;'_,,, and about the fifth or sixth Inning It started getting tight. My mechanics were off," he said. Lamar Johnson supported Baumgarten with three hits and drove In four runs as the White Sex tagged Nolan Ryan, with the loss. Brewers 3, A's 2 Sixto Lezcano, returning to the lineup after a six-game absence with a sore wrist, slammed a pair of homers and scored the winning run on Gorman Thomas' two-out, runWring single In the eighth to give the Brewers a _.yjtory over the A's. Mike Caldwell, 5-4, tossed an eighthitter br Milwaukee. 3 Royals 4, Willie Wilson tripled off reliever Mike Marshall and scoredonaalnglebyAmosOtts , for the Fall Term Seminole Community College Sanford, Florida (305) 323-145Q I;.) lit! ml "rr ......... - '.. III >1 'iT oh rim in the first Inning and doubled and scored the yIjg 'ci run in the eighth. .10 fill lid Mariners' first-game triumph and Leon Roberts hit a two-run homer In the nightcap In In! helping Seattle complete a sweep. Mike Parrott went six innings to get credit for the )IV Jbi ill .-. ci da '614 FLAGSHIP K OF SEMINOLE )M liii -a(Jl 323•1776 MEMBER . 410 DRIVE IN BANKING AT DOWNTOWN I CENTRAL 'IlL 6P.M., FRI. 'TIL.:3I P.M. 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Rankin bogeyed four of the first five holes but followed with birdies at six, seven and nine to finish the front nine atl-over35, She had a bogey and a birdie on the back nine before hitting a 4iron shot within a foot of the pin at 18. She then sank a birdie putt to secure her par, one of only two such rounds on the day. KNIOHT.ORR PROCESS AIR H MACHINERY Tobol 200 AS P H Mc Elroy 2 0 I McWilliams 2 0 0 Ci.rnskl 2 0 0 Galloway 25I •rantl.y 200 Jun,go 323 MullIns 3 0 0 l4,ni,y 223 Wend? 2 0 0 Fraser 31 I AslurlIa C C S Qormann 30I Sohrmann I S S Muller II• Gordon OS S lirks ISO Sims I 0 0 Thornton I I I Merino I 00 Loney III Sl.vIn I 0 0 Oohrs 0 to Totals Ii 0 I Hø,nir 21) Totals 3312$ Knight-Orr 00 00 Proc.is MAcNm,,7 ISO 51-12 Russell Whiffs 14 For Ph ii s Scotty R ussell won a tigh t O'Connor, who ma na ged a 74 pitching duel Friday night in onthe rain-swept course Friday following her leading openingthe Altamonte Springs Little League, striking out 14 batters round score of 69, said the as the Phi ll ies grabbed a 5-2 showe rs and fog seemed to str et ch the course's 6,203 yards. triumph over the Braves. The ball gets up in the heavy Kim Averill had a two-run double for the w inne rs and air and doean't carry," she Shane Letterio and Rod Metz said. "We've had to go up a full had key singles. club .since yesterday," SAVl$ PHILI.If S O'Connor birdied 15 and 17 H Al P H 1mer I I S Jac kson and parred 16 and 18 to keep 75 0 Wa",n 5 I Lstt.i 3II pace with Rankin. C*4aoaIa,no 25 IMuIi 331 N,wburn 21 SRuSSeII 11$ Sandra Spuzich and Dot ) 5 I Wall 7i0 (Willard (Jennain shot 72s for the second 3 5 5 ',fr,yfl 35 I Napolar 3 0 0 Fowler 3 55 straight day to remain within LI,n 3 S S Ambrose s0 Pki 3 s s two strokes of the leaders at Ile ConEftalas •,,, a 144. ' 4 MCDONALDS TUPPERWARE ASP H A5RH 4) 300 JOAIi 3 0 I Quigley II 3 0 0 McEImurry 2 I I 0I Ingram ZOO Hawthorm. 4I0 GoodwIn 3 0 0 Bus 3 I 0 S,'b'.y 2II McArdI. Vaniur. 3)0 Flahirty II0 Strawn 1 0 0 T Bldos II0 Holman 3 0 0 Snyder Hodges I00 30i Card.nas 200J.51.dsoe 000 C o uch 23 4 £ 20 I 2 Totali Totals Tu,rwar. 000 oo o-i McDonald's 010 003 . -. 50111(5 MORONDA Al P H HOMES Donlon 110 ABRH FIaI,y 0 0 0 Rozack 4I I MCK.chnl. I 0 Stuck i03 Goff I 0 0 Graj.da 200 Chapman i i o RICk?., Sutton 130 Ra. zoo McNamara riesner 21 0 Gag. 0 Eby 332 GilOspui 3 0 I MItchuli 21 CORNING, N.Y. (UPI) — Hunt I 0 0 HandiPwh I0 SImm, I 0 0 Total, 33 Despite heavy rui ns and her Palumbo 3I Ii $ 1 inability to reach the greens of Totals SobIks £00 Oil-u three long par-4 holes lIT two Maronda Hom.s no oo-s strokes, Judy Rankin t oo k a ROTARY ROYAL AMC Al P H Standl.y 30 0 share of the lead with Susan Lang $33 Harrell 30o O'Connor into third-round play T. Orn $33 Jinkens 31 i Thayer $ I 3 NiIbuur 200 Saturday of the LPGA's Gardner I I i Nichols 7 Johnson 4 1 Gordon $100,000 Co rning Classic. 300 Zubo, 3 0 0 Puryli 3oo Andriano 300 Marais I 00 "1 simply cannot reach No. 2 Marlow 3 I I Lynch 30 Duke a s t l 40 0 To 23 I I in regulation," Rankin said J-Gr,•n. I00 Friday after ga in ing a par 70 Giovar I00 3110 I) for a two-round total of 2-over- Totals Rotary 193 500 2-to par 142. "I can barely reach No. Knapp Camp DavIs too - SOON IN Lci') LONGWOOD, 1020 SIR 434 'I',, . ' ... - - _ S--- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) game away with a three-run Delaware demolished Seton homer by Scott Wal bel in the Hall 10-1 and Florida romped seventh. In the second game, Tony ver Florida State 9-5 Friday night In the first round of the Stevenshadthekeyblowwltha r e NCAA East Regional Baseball three-run homer for Florida in the fourth Inning. To urnament, j today's action, Florida wllJ Florida State scored three face Arkansas, Florida State runs In the first inning, in. takes on Delaware and Seton duding a solo homer by Jeff Dixie Pride forced a tie for Hall meets George Washington. I-edbetter, bid the Gators cut first place In the Junior Girls Delaware hammered four the margin to 32 In the second. Softball League in Sanford home rims In the opening game Ledbetter's triple led to another Friday night when Julie Brown, Friday nighi against Seton Seminole rim in the fourth. Stevens' homer put the Sharlene Hubbard and Susan Hall. The Blue Hens had a 1.0 Bagley each banged out two lead after one Inning and added Gatora ahead to stay and hits to pace an 8-b victory over five runs in the second. Key hits Florida added two more runs in Screens. Gwen in the second Inning uprising the eighth. Florida McKinney had two hits for the were a thee-run homer by Gary Getsnan and solo blast by Colonial Room upset previous Herb Orensky. $as.Il Jim Sherman slamiTled a loop pacesetter KIwanis, 17-16, Phitödelpliiè — Signed shortstop on four last-Inning errors and a home rim for the winners In the Bud Harrelson. Atlanta Acquired pitcher key hit by Amy Hill. Brenda third. After Seton Hall ns' McLaughlin from Houston to,' pat. Cottom had four hits for rowed the deficit to 6-1 in the cher Frank LaCorte. Kiwanis and Debbie McFadden sixth on a homer by Pete Houston — Brought up pitcher Salsano, Delaware put the Gorg. Throop from Charleston. .added three. Dixie P riid e Tops Sc reens -. - . ' ..- Mariners 35, Range rs 2-3 Larry Cox scored a run and drove in another to spark he - . .5 season. There will be no trifecta wagering because of the in the ninth inning to give the nine-horse field, which includes a double entry from yals a victory over the the' Brad Comers Stable in Full Time Dream and Twins. Otis also singled home a )12 aa DOWNTOWN SANFORD 200W. FIRST ST. ', - , - Ii FiIlInis',sesisiss,•isi,•i $700_51800 ' " "I'. - '•• '. •' ._. . - Full Mouth X.Rays •9......4... $1500 ProphylaxistZ •••'• $700—s 1800 s.:, - '-' . .•., 191 9 a.m. 6 p.m. (Mon. thru Thurs.)i 9 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Fridays Free Consultation - - rw DRIVE IN BANKING DENTAL SERVICE Phone 834.0000 a: •••' -.1.1 I pm "If —0— - Funeral Notices - - - . 9 a.m. 4 p.m. (Mon. thru Thurs.) 14 1 9 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Fridays be 1 I-I itter . - -'-"- ' 4 pm LOBBY I.. 1I _ Se nol e Byword i Ll,...... . k -. - • - Classes start June 18 LkI - . _____ _ ' - ................ - . . Evening Hours" Mon. - Thur. 6 pm - ' p ___ _______ - .. - DEDICATION OF THE VETERANS Sox ,t&_ - . - - - ' • ' 1!S_1S ' (Term 11B) - fl__t £t__ 'Angels Bur n ed -, HOSPITAL NOTES ?S...A__ By United Press International but most of the attention went to swung at a 3-0 pitch and hit it homered for the Dodgers, who Ferguson added a solo blast in In other games, the Chico Oakland 2; Kansas City 4, outstanding effort against the Yhe post-game talk seldom the eighth-inning brawl that for a home run. Apparently, coll ect ed 20 hi ts off fo ur pit- the fourth. The Dodgers scored Cubs blanked Philadelphia , Minnesota 3; Seattle 3, Texas 2 Phillies. Nino Espinosa, 5-4, t ur ned to baseba ll , which had was saw the benches clear twice. Rick Auerbach of Cincinnati chers. The Dodgers hammered five more runs in the sixth on a San Francisco downed Atlanta and Seattle 5, Texas 3. The New took the loss. 'f"f1ry since the Dodgers Reds reliever Dave Tomlin felt Lopes was bush for hitting Seaver, 44, for 10 hits and leadoff homer by Thomas, an 64, San Diego nipped Houston York Yankees-Cleveland, Giants 6, Braves 4 just done a pretty good job of threw a brtnhback pitch to Ted 3-0 with a big lead. He told seven runs in two innings. RBI single by Sutcliffe and 2-1 in 10 innings, Los Angeles Baltimore-Detroit and BostonWillie McCovey, Mike Sadek playing It. Martinez in the eighth. Dave Lopes so during the altercation. The Dodgers scored two runs Lopes' three-run homer. blasted Cincinnati 17.6, and the Toronto games were rained out. and winning pitcher Bob .-c..i"If they want to fight again Lopes and a Reds player Joe Ferguson hit a three-run in the second inning on home The Reds scored a run in the New York Mets and Pittsburgh Cubs 3, Phlllles 0 Knepper hit homers in the rrow, we'll fight again," engaged In fisticuffs, and after double In the third and added a runs by Baker and Sutcliffe and first on a balk by Sutcliffe, played to a 3-3 tie in a game Barry Foote hit a torun fourth and Jack Clark added gie Smith said Friday night order was temporarily solo home run during a homer- Los Angeles added four runs In added another run in the third called in the 11th inning due to homer and Bill Buc kn er collect- another in the eighth. Atlanta a fter helping Los Angeles restored, Dusty Baker and filled fourth. the third with Ferguson's on Ken Griffey's leadoff home fog. St. Louis at Montreal was ed four hits to ease the way for took a 4-0 lead in the top of the unleash a 17.6 barrage on Tom another Reds player began Steve Garvey, Gary Thomas- bases-loaded double the high- run and scored in the seventh on rained out. Lynn McGlothen, 5.5, who fourth on a three-run homer by ver and the Cincinnati Reds, throwing punches. son, Lopes, Derrel Thomas, light, an RBI single by Junior Ken.1.1 Los Angeles hit seven home In the American League, it combined with Bruce Sutter to Jeff Burroughs and a solo shot Lopes' involvement went Dusty Baker and winning . Garvey and Thomasson nedy. Cincinnati's final two was the Chicago White Sox 6, stop Philadelphia. It was by Bob Homer but San Frantnts, equalling a club record, back to the sixth, "U, when he pitcher Rick Sutcliffe also belted two-run homers and runs came in the eighth. California 1; Milwaukee 3, MeGlothen's second straight cisco rebounded with three homers in the bottom of the inning to tie a league record for _____________________ _________ most homers by two clubs in an inning. . ______ Padres 2, Astros 1 1 I -L 111111. Dan Briggs hit a sacrifice fly with one out in the bottom of the I ,". 10th to score Gene Richards. Gaylord Perry, in search of his 771st career victory, dueled r4W11" r . ~1. , '.., Hick Williams into tile ninth but 'J-I _' Houston tied the score on 'ferry I* _______ By Puhi's RBI single. Reliever Rollie Fingers, 5-3, earned the __________________________________________ By United Press Interna tional victory. '1 ' .1.11,1 It was so cold at Chicago's Pi ra tes 3, MetS 3 Comiskey Park Friday night Umpires called timlle in the .ou could almost see the steam 11th when New Yorks Joel _____________________ rising off Ross Baumgarten's \'oungblood's routine fly to left Lastball. became enshrouded in fog, causing Pittsburgh Manager As cold as It was, the California Angels were burned Chuck Tanner to protest the RUN FOR DAYLIGHT by Baumgarten's pitches. t'011dltiOflS. The 23-year-old left-hander, 44 1 Playing keepaway from the other team is the name pitching In 52-degree weather 1 I. with the wind blowing at of the game In Friday's Intra-squad game at mi miles per hour, allowed only Seminole 111gb, where the White beat the Orange, 14one hit In eight Innings before 8, on a pair of TI) runs by Arthur Jackson. In JV giving way to Randy Scarbery action, Tony Davis and Lucius Williams scored as : in the ninth and led the Chicago the Orange prevailed, 14-0. Coach Jerry Posey White Sox to a 6-1 victory. slilgieti Dirt Julio Griffin, Jeff Gibson and BOi)by Baumgarten, 5-1, pitched a 1 Wells as having fine games. Top, left to right, are no-hitter for six innings be fore — -Bobby Grich hit a "hanging Griffin amId .Joe Raker, while Darryl Washington and 11 . . . One-hitters were the order of r -alfder" for a leadoff double In Lawrence Rudolph are below. Seminole hosts the the night in the Seminole Pony the seventh. , prep jamboree Thursday night. • Baseball Leaguc Friday, with 4 c*ed further trouble until the Bill Lang limiting Royal AMC ninth when he walked the first Jeep to a mere one base hit in two batters and was replaced C -Rotary's 10-1 triumph, and by Scarbery, who got the final - ... . I three Donnie Gorm a n also hurled a outs. . -, . 4 one-hitter to spark Process "I'm not here to throw no• . Machinery to a 12-0 triumph hitters, I'm here to win," said .,,.:,.,I over Knight, Orr & Co. Bauygarten. "You 4on't come in other games, Sobilt's Suns ., close often, but once it's gone ,. ... downed Maronda Homes, 8-5, you put It out of your mind." , .. despite getting only three hits; -. ., j . Baumgarten was far from . • . and John Quigley and Jimmy 1 1 letter perfect, lie walked eight . -1 .... . ' McElmnurray each had doubles batters but sloughed that off to . to lead McDonalds of Sanford to tightness in his bleep. :i.:... an 8-1 victory over Tupperware. "I have a knot in my bleep, "'' 209 San Carlos - - Of By Appointment ,., 'Weather ' - Divorce Marriage & JOANNE PAGE MIZE, M.A. Week Remains For Dealing - . - NOTICE OF ACTION IU, TO: Juanita Williams Sander$.1, You are hereby notified tha) a proceeding for DlS$oIutIOi4 of Marriage a Vinculo has bead filed to against you and you are requi serve a copy of your written defenseSi if any, thereto upon Petitioners attorney, whose name and address appear below, kor before June 27, 1919 and Hhe the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fi ct itious Name Section 865.09 Statutes, To-Wit: ___.,.,. .,.k ef Wodgers, Reds Stage Fine Examp-le --Of Bas-e,wBrawl -, - DEJ120 I ____ Sunday, May 27,1979-9A ''ti.' Statutes, To-Wit: I _____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Richard A. Shatter Publish: May 27, June 3, 10, 17, 1979 Legal Notice Andrew "Andy" J. Wolf, a Sanford Realtor-Associate, has been awar ded the Certified Residential Spe ci al ist (CM) by the Realtors National Marketi ng Institute, the primary educational affiliate of the National Association of Realtors. The award was announced during the Marketing The annual May meetings in Chi cago. To earn the CM designation, a candi da te m ust ;I previously have earned the designation Graduate Realtors Institute (Gill) from the National Association, accomplished by completing courses. Th e designee also must have sever al ye ars' experience In residential sal es. Andy is a Rea ltor-Associate with the firm STENSTROM REALTY, 2565 Park Drive, Sanford, He is a member of the Seminole County Board of Realtors. Ile also is a member of th e Sanford Kiwanis Club, Chamber of Commerce, Fl ee t Reserve Association, American Legion, the Elks Lodge and Moose Lodge, and Reservists of Seminole County, Inc. - President A Seminole County, Florida, under the know where the winds might have hit," he said. Gordon said individual examination will be made of each applicant to determine the type of emergency be nefits for w hich the applicant is eligible. Farm emergency loans may include funds to repair or restore damaged farm prope rt y as well as reimburse applicants for expenses already incurred for such purposes. Wilson Gordon, Seminole Florida from coast to coastin Plaza, 314 E. commercial St., the disaster area, Gordon said. Sanford before the close of County FrnHA supervisor, Gordon said President He said those who have not business on Feb. 11, 1980 for Carter's declaration of a major received an emergency loan to property losses and May 19, disaster in Florida on that date assist them in recovering from 1980 for production losses, Gordon said a ne1.a.4,r.:.' ..jjj!ng from this disaster has made the loans avai In seeking the determination may apply for such a loan at the resident has applied for a loan from Carter, Gov. Bob Graham Farmers Home Administration because the wind took the roof included most of Central county office, in Lakeview off his greenhouse. "We don't Farmers and ranchers in Volusia, Brevard and Seminole Counties, who sustained production losses as a result of the severe weather on May 8, may be eligible to receive emergency ifl u'a, the Farmers Home Administration, according to SPORTS FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am ....n,..4 in business at 957 Hwy 434 .. - -.- ._- - - - - -- - S - .. . ,_r — - . - ,__ -. - --- -- '-&. .1. 'L Tot -- - - - I * 5 Totali 2222 II S I �IOA-EvsnIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. . S Sunday, May 27,17 . . - In Moose ToPS Ro Kiwanis O Iast-.E I k ** A!;I4ll re tr4, ri day with a 19.11 win over Rotary In the Sanford Junior League. Kiwanis out-lasted Mike-R,iethv, " as the will. MOOSE fling pitcher, in relief of starter P' Murphy. Rotundo pitched five innings and a llowed just two hits while NOTARY AIR H Al RH striklngoutlOandwalking live. 533 Ramasser NvW 3I2 Rituodi 42-I $OblisS * 0-0 McGowan 32 I Donaldson II I triple, double and single and WaIk. 33 LIOW, Carter 33 Mitchell _________ 'I' scored three runs to lead Moose Murphy I 1 loyd 35 Leonard 3 11 Andersen , i in the hitting department, Bradshaw 2 I Tanner 1 2 0 Terry Russi had three singles SmIth IS Scf,sb 231 EiksI543,iirFriday's-uther Junior League game. In a Sa nf ord Pee Wee League game, Adcock Roof ing blasted Seminole Sporting Goods, 10.1. Rotary was leading Moose, 0811 Debese 11-9, after three innings, but T.t.ls Moose sent 11 batters to the Moose plate in the top of the fourth and ROtoVV 35 Freeman 20 III) Totals 9 3 a I05 KIWANIS Al N H ELKS Law Al N H 331 343 RInliava9e Sit Coleman Liflie Colon laIle laker H.rtman Lan 4 2 3 Dougherty 4 I I 4 I 3 Wynn 1 ISO Kidd 4 ' 311 Bradweli 42I 2I I $i 2 55 Emerson 2 *5 I 5 0 Chislom 2 05 Rookhard 3 1 Nv.man ADCOCK ROOFING SEMINOLE SPORTING AS N H limos 3 5 Lewis Wright a---trlple,_double--and-single and -c, Nl,.k, 1 0 0 Celli Totals William Wynn had a pair of singles for Kiwanis and Alfred Bookhard had a double. Coleman and Wynn each had four RBIs. Ricky Bridges had a triple 355 33 , S Elks n's 345 024-iS Al N H 221 nIngs.LawrenceWYflfl..WaSthe loser, IS i 1° 5 5 Carr 5II ii • Adcock Williams 105 I I 5 Henry Ares 3II 2 SI RIVOIS Lawrence Iii Washiniton 521 J.Pewer I so Austin J.Iiake 200 III, Roberts Totals fee Yeager °° Lassiter II IS 2 Totals SIS 00 I SemInole Sporting Goods Utile had three singles. I$$ 31 IS II Rule Toiss 24 II Little collecting three hits apiece. Law had a double and two singles, CoIfleüs had a of singles. . jke Baker was the winning had only two tc er.He struck out three Afl!t by John Lewis thiçI doubles walked two while allowing eight hits, Todd Revels, but they cof*hits in five and two-thirds In bined them with several walks f10 Z1'e$ chance to avenge last year's vive a couple of severe scoring game. loss, four games to three, to the droughts and still come out on The zone defense is illegal In Bullets and Lenny Wilkens of Bullets. t 92.82. the NBA. the Seattle Supersonics, even at For Motta, part of the _____ th Motta called the Sonics' What wlnrth2g e second a-game eath-lor--tP2 NBA proi&n Is to figure out hew his pressure defense, whi ch held game did for the Sonics, besides championship, are working team managed to lose Game 2 the Bullets to a season-low 30 evening the series, was turn the çlvertlme plotting strategy for on Its home urt co to an up- points In _____ : Sanford leagues will be SKNOREBOARD Murphy, All 13; Dawson, 0(1.5) 22.40, P15.1) 01.50, 1(5-1-3) 11; Matthews, All, Lopes, Mill LA end Stargefi, put 9. American Fifth race c 5.161. 31.69 League - Lynn, Bos 14: 3 BW's Encounter 22.60 11.00 4.50 Thomas, Mu 11; Singleton, Bait 1 Boo sBaby 3.20 3.00 and Horton, Sea 10; May, Bait, 2Crimson Dynamo 6.10 Baseball Ogilvie, hill and Smalley, Minn American American League Sale 10n99 Rag. 1299. Inflatable pool and deck loungerhas3airchamborsandtowrope. Green/white. - . _. Ston Y. Special 13.88 Reg. 9.99. Igloo$ latlon, food tray, seat-top Lunchmate ice lid and swing-up handles. chest has one Miiw betrolt Ieve oronto Big 32 qt. ice chest of molded polyethylene with Mm polyurethane insulation. Built-in drainage plug. calif 4, - SaIe ___ Sale 23.99 :-':. ; _____ Rag, 29.99 ColemanO two burner camp stpve has 2'/i pint fuel capacity, 2 hours burning time. 18"xllW'x4W' folded. J 19.". Coleman$ two- burner propane stove with 10.000 .,B,TUs. Uses 14.1 oz. or 16.4 oz. -_ bottles(notincluded). one dozen Rag. 13.96 Sale 21 .99 ' " - Sundlay's Games Selected women,s casual shoes New York at Cleveland, 2 Baltimore at Detroit, 2 I Oakland at Milwaukee California at ChIcago, 2 I Kansas City at Minnesota Seattle at Texas '. Ii I, . 4. UlIIJJJJJJJJJJJJ$$JJJ1J! (.11 40 P.M. W I Pct. 0$ 26 11 .450 - 21 14 .632 St. Levis 21 17 .353 1 sbgh 10 20 .471 Ft cago 16 21 .432 S'/z Y. 14 24 .36111 WeSt WL Pct.O$ 21 17 .555 Clncl 21 20 .545 1½ San Fran Houston 24 21 533 2 1o1 Ang 21 21 .467 3 San rlgo 15 27 .140 5 Atlanta 13 26 .366 9 Friday's Results St. Louis at Montreal, night Pittsburgh at New York, 44 'a...' u.-.. Sale 0,1g. sold for 69.88 Pric Orig. sold for 59.99 in Jun. 1971 149.99 in Jun. 1977 40 channel CB radio features S/RF Orig. to motor, TX Indicator, volurne/squoich controls, and speakers. locks, 40 channel AM mobile CO with remote control microphone and hld.away transcelvsr. Microphone has built-in LED read-out, TX/RX Indicators, ______ _______ 10.99 , volume/squelch controls. InstaItfl available. Special buy Relleant poly NOW _____ ry - 18n99pha 25 off Spud 104.99. SaIl 79.99. enlunldevlcelutsyou 10 at any desired spied wlthiut use of Koelaratar. Fits ill domestic cars, vans, tight trucks (escept front wheel drive). Easy to Install. lastallaNse ivaltsbls ICA Select from casuai wedges •- -•.. (bawd en FIT Tmsd may va ' m lI . our . -. - - ' flinsk iaii only. ow .:. ., - , - .... -. . at bets) IN Pct. 3110340.311 1316251.35$ 39 141 49.315 3714449 .315 so 0(44) 7640; TI A $2135: $4C 7.40 7.00 I I It• San C aning Cal . - u' - . , .- - _____________ _____________________________- . ___________________ _______ ' All of 120 Pounds ills: All 130 Pounds John and Ellen I'erklns have more than just a fish tale to tell. They have the living proof. They recently landed these nice swordfish off Acapulco during j vacation to Mexico, and are having them mounted. John's fish was 130 pounds and eight feet, one Inch long. Ellen's weighed 120 pounds and was eight feet long They each took 30 minutes to land. Mullet was used as bait. There was no it] . dication front the Perkins fishermen as to whether the inscriptions on the mounti would read "his" and "her's". Watson ' s 69 Comes At Good Time - - 2 Enrlque ii - ThIrd game 0.00 4.50 3.00 5.10 4.00 S RodoIfo S Sara 4.20 0(2-I) 35.50, P (2.1) 10.10,1 (24. 3) 526.60. Fourth some ]Oaldos-Roc*olf 13.00 6.00 3.00 7VIctor.Urqulza 5.40 3.20 1 SanlI-Olano 4.10 Q(3-7)3141;P(3.7) l0.30,T(3-7. 142, four shots better than Tom fault with his game, was ohKite, Peter Jacobsen and Jack vlously pleased with his Friday Nicklaus. performance, which came In 43. degree temperatures, 30 mile. Kite had an even-par 72 perhow winds and a utcady Friday, while Nicklaus had a rain. I Kingman, ___________ _________ . _____ _____________ 4.911 _61 A 1) 490.60. Fifth game £ 530 0(441 MIS. 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X. 44 145 S $lui Again 1940 5.50 1.00 Home lvns 3.10 4.30 League - Schm 110, lIon Ban Crimson C is KC t YIW Cal Pdatinnal Phil IS; _______ ____ so . OpenMon.thruSat.1OA,M..gp.M. Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. ____ ___ _____ I mp Dot I nnlster 0*1 ft-sw Cal I my los . m-- . Secou'dlaceDHoT.33.77 Cin 3311236 .321 • Ruth Gooe* American La.e fOWII' 740 O Al N Pd. 340 4116744.390 ITesOasn r 1lo y Minn SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and State St. 0 903.2$, $15I,t 1315457.33) 39 15551 .3, . y DAYTONAUAC$ Fridley P1gM First RacsD3-IOy.33, 7J*ReDe 7620530 6 KProdigal 101a 4 :i ight CIn nOon Mill zilil NY z Hoe Is .-,.. flint race Gu 0 ASH - . S.condrac. 3 Silent Way 11.00 6.60 1.00 lScarlet Tartan 3.40 3.20 IBayLaIrd 0(3.7) 17.20 1 1(3-7.4) 147.00. $SonefWaygale St.L Phil Murphy AtI ci CIn * - . 4MliS Mac B 7.40 3FrostyLew 3.10 0(7-4) 2545: 1(743) 9550 l Donna WhiaSy P4atinsaI Leapue . - S As the setting shifted from Landover to Seattle, Motto was her's: thinking about how his team responded to adversity by NO FISH TALE, winning three straight against San Antonio to win the Eutern Conference title afte' having HERE'S PROOF been down 34 to the Spurs. "We got 'em (the Sonics) FOR THE WALL fi& about where we want 'em," said Motta. Philadelphia, Batting -. -. plus F.E.T. plus SEMINOLE FrIday's results First race 7HardlyKanl 4.60 3.00 2.20 Maui League Leaders V United Press Internatianal e Most sizes for women ____ . . After Sunday's contest, Game 4 will be played Tuesday In the Seattle Coliseum which seats y about 14,000 but, beca use of its cozy confines, can be more deafening than the Klngdome. lLadyDeaDu .ad.rs - plus F.E.T G715, 29.99 Was F.E.T. . E7814, 28.99 G78•14, 28.99 '-nfrol. llit ____ A7$-13 . - . " • - __________________________________________ (' "We'll just think about Game 3," the 15-year veteran added. "But if we get up 3.1, there ain't n. way in hell they're going to beat us." ' - cord tire 3 Silas said smart play and tough defense, not home courts, win bailgames. - ' _____ "What is a home-court advantage?" said Hayes. "We beat them twice out there last year. I feel we play better like we are now, because it seems to get us into gear." 3.10 2.10 2.10 $lxth iame 3BJPatchGB 240 7.60 7Santi.lsidro 22.00 5.10 1.40 IBonnies Betty ight 1.20 3.60 0143) 10.20: 1(4-34) 40.40. 3.00 3Canasa-Geranto Houston at San Diego, night 200mlngo.Arca 3.00 Cincinnati at Los Angeles.* Fourth race 11.50: P (7.3) 137.40:1 (7.3. sight SSsmshine Barb 7.40 3.50 3.20 2) 0(3•7) 393.11. Atlanta at San Francisco, 6ArinLaud 3.50 3.40 Slventhgamo 2 Demon Raker ht 2.00 llasa.lsdro $40 7.00 5.20 Today's Games 0154) 136h, P(S-4) 6Santl.Sarduy 16.40 10.10 (All Times EDT) Flfthnace 4.40 i St. Louis (Sykes 3-2) at I Nancy Dream D 3.10 Al 20 3.jO IEgana.ArrI,ta 4Acntreal (Sand.nson 2.3), 1:35 3Fnisco Boy 7.60 4.00 7) 4105$. 1 Lucky Burns f.m. 640 ' Cincinnati (Norman 1.4) at 0(7-3) 24.40, 1(7-3-1) 210.41. 3 GastlPaco S.$O 3.20 A ngeles (Sutton 3-3), 4:00 Sixth race (os Ramon.Golrl 5.20 5.00 1 Eleanor Johnst .rn. 11.20 540 4.40 1 Egana.Oona 1.00 (BiyIevan 1.2) $0 6MacFarvei 4.50 3.20 I Pittsburgh co 0(1.3) 32.41, P13.1) 74.00: T (3-I. New Yo (S ff 1.0), 4:05 p.m. 7 ChaIIe Del 6) .00. 0(14) 45.00, T(14-3) Atlanta (Matula 2.3) at San sIngame rancisco fl4alIkl 3, 403 Seveithrac, 2Echanlz 73.40 6.00 3.20 2 Grateful Dot 340 3.40 2.50 3GastI 7.40 2.60 at 6Pr$0oos Chicago (Lamp 3. .30 3 Oscar 240 0-0). 7 Baron Rufus Philadelphia (Christ 3.00 0(24) 30.001 T(24.7) 35 p.m. 3) 312.20. Houston (NIekro 5-2) at San Ilstk race Ten*game 3Mamaroneck ego (Lollch 0.1). 10:00 p.m. 11-101-00 340 2Egana.Dlaga 17.00 3.40 3.10 $Caltie$COUAS Sunday's Games 500 210 3ZublArrlefa 150 2.60 1Brad Cipeni St. Louis at Montreal, 2 410 1Vicandl.Badiol 2.50 Pittsburgh at Now Yoqk 1010-111 25-91s T(344) 343A. I Chicago t Philadelphia Ninth race , SFiftyGs Cincinnati at Los Angeles 7.20 4.30 4.40 llevenlhpm, Ball 351$ loom Houston at San Diego 6.40 5.40 Duran-Arcs 7. 440 1.10 7 Croupiers Son Atlanta at San Francisco 3510 10.20 3.30 0(5-3) 31.50: T(S'3.7) 1356.40. 4Domingo-Urqulz 110 Tealk race No. 6204 Sale 39.99 ...I 3.20 3) 3-4.00; 00 (0-3) 726.60. Harness Racing ight Chicago at . ' .. last 'WI Phlla No 6255 Vi.,'. . •. ___________ F SAVING PL CE National League Reduced to - ; Al - Boston at Toronto to e ave on selected CB radmios, - Tom Watson's most severe a 74. as critic was pleased. was a struggle," said just like Kansas City weather," layout, needed birdies on the when he holed a nine-iron "That was one of the beat Watson, who donned a rain suit said the KC native. "1 practice final two holes to gain his share on the 14th for an eagle and th rounds I've ever played," said and stocking cap to combat the in this weather all the time in of second place. And he got both a birdie four on the next hoLe Watson after his amazing bone-chilling weather. "It took the fall." of those birds out of fairway called the conditions "bcuti1.' threeunder-par 69 Friday In us four and a half hours to play . conditions described as and It seemed like eight" Pnldynlgbe "bnflal" gave him the lead at Watson's 69, a 71 by Terry so oeao AND SANFOID DAILY 36154 SUN. 114 First game Pro Basketball SNOPLII$SU*I.I.D1LAWU.MV.DOIA AND KS$IMMIIDA,LY,.,,SUN,,, SUN., MOf. TUES. WED. the halfway mark of the Diehl and Kite's 72 were thepar Ilrusta.G.rardo 13.60 1.00 3.10 T. $300,000MemorialTownaznent. or better rounds, while 48 AUTO OONA DEPT. OPEN DAILY , SUN. U4 4 Victor- Arcs of the 9.00 3.00, Natieaai lashetbali Assoc. 6Carasa.Fernan The only player without a 100 golfers failed to break *1, 1.00 0 (44) 61. 641 T (0-44) 710.4$. bogey on the par-72 Muirfield headed by former Memorial Washington vs. Seattle 4c= NrERR` Second game (Series tied, 7.1) Village Golf Club course - champion Roger Maitbie who 3 Trani F.rnar, 9.00 12.60 3.10 May 20-Washington 90, Seattle 97 i Domingo-Gerard 360 3.50 31i0te11ed to 7,004 yards be- shot a 50 on the back nine and ,. - . May 25eattt, 92, Washington 97 3 AranoArca iso cause of the strong winds - finished with a 92. May 27-Washington at Seattle, 3 00-3 hack 2.2), 1:33 p.m. C1 Sunday, May 27,1979-1 1A 0(1.2) 11.20, PU2) 67.55, 1(144) 3-3) at I4OU 73; Nlskro, All Si; Swan, lrwlesota (Hartzell 12), 3:13 NY and Canton, Phil $0; 426.4$. AB2700I Handle $101,425 Sutton, LA 47. j.m. American 'Oakland (Langfont 1.4) at League - Ryan, Cal 64; Aitwauke, (Siaton 3.3), 0:30 Guidry, NY 3$, Jenkins, 34; Kern, Tax 15: Koosman. *.m. Tex Jaiai - attIc (Abbott 2.5) at Texas. Minn and Johnson, Oak 44. Kansas City (Gale Sale 11 .88 , 226.16. National Loagv* - Richard 4 Streaker Kyle m Titlist/Top Flite golf balls - 3.10 0(34) 1230, P124) 49.50, 1(24.1) 4.20 2.10 D.Marflner, Bait 7-2; Spimortf, 6TtibUne Today's Oam KC 7.3; Marshall, Minn 74. Q(114) 17.61, P(14) $4.00, T(I47) (All Times EDT) Earned Run Average 2)6.50. Boston on 41 (Eckersley 4-3) (based Innings Pitched) at 11th IaceAS.10 T. 31.9* Toronto (Underwood 0-6), 1:30 National League - Vuckmrich, Ell's Belie 13.00 7.50 3.00 p.m. St.L 2.2$; Martinet, St.L 2.42; 5.10 1.10 New Yor k (Guidry 4.3) Ruthven, Phil 2.34; Forsch, Hou SWP Mr. Blue Clue 5.00 cleveland (Wilkins 2.2). 2:05 2.71; Nlekro. Hou 2.7$. Amen. 0(34) 22.00, P(34) 126.60, 1(344) p.m. can League - John, NY 1.39; California (Tanana 3.3) at Marshall. Minn 1.00; Siaton, 500.20. I2th Race C7.I4T.46.SS chicago (Barrios 1-1), 2:15 p.m. MII 1.09; Lemanczyk, Tor 2.39; 6.60 3.60 3.00 ItImore (Flanagan 6-3) at Baumgarten, Chi 2.37. Strike. 1 Thelma J. 2 Mick's Wind out 3.60 3.40 p,troit (Bllllngham 4.3), 2:13 outS Sale 11 .88 one dozen Rag. 13.96 National League - Ruthven, Phil 4.2; Blue, SF 6-3; LaCoss, Cm 5-0; Niekro, Hou and Knepper, SF 5-2; $utcilffe and Sutton, LA. Fing ers, SD and Halicki, SF 33; Espinosa, Phil S4; McGiothen, Chi and Carl. i Oakland at Milwaukee, night ______________________________________________ Rag. 24.99. Two-man boat kit features 3 air chambers, inflatable floor, 2 oars, 2 inflatable cushions and foot pump. 84"x50° 3.20 2.40 314 Wilson, KC 11; Wills. Tex 15. 6 Cprry Dodle 1 Stand Still Pitching Victories Plinth NaceA 341. $10 4.10 3.00 230 lSiapstick 6.20 1.00 IWonder Mist 3.20 S Jo. (ca 0(14) 17.11, P(4•1) T(4-1•S) Kansas City at Minnesota, ton, Phil 3-5; Nlekro. All 3.7. 231.55. lIffiRaceSs14T.31.fl lght American Lea gue - John, NY 1* PIUS 16.20 p.40 3.10 California at Chicago, night 9-0; KoOsrnan, Minn 7.1; _________ ro-lineolf balls Sale 17.99 23 " .33S 21 20 .312 1½ 13 29 .341 12 Oiuttie 15 29 .341 12 ' Friday's Results Seattle it Texas, 2, twlnight Boston at Toronto, night New York at Cleveland, night Baltimore at Detroit, night Save on o f balls. __________________ City Chcago Mind food tray. Sale', 2mman boat knit . - texas an 0(3-4) 27.00, P(3411 156.91, T(3-4-2) 9. Runs Ratted in 401.00. East National League - Murphy, All SixffiRace c34T.fl.34 W L Pd. as 34; Kingman, Chi 35; Schmidt, lArile Chas 10.40 7.00 5.10 25 14 .o; Phil 34; Foster, Cm 33; Garvey, 7 Lazy Ike 5.10 1.00 ~ hanks 3.10 25 16 .610 2'' LA 32. American League Q(47) 32.40, P14.7) 106.50,1(4-7.6) Baylor, Cal 43; Lynn, So 40; 23 19 .340 3 24 20 .343 Porter, KC 3$; Cooper, Mi SevanffiRace SS.16T.3i.0 16 30 Nettles, NY and Bochte, 500 33. 6JM's Sure Rapid 5.50 5.00 , 3.00 10 23 .439 o'', Stolen Bases HP'sBoBo 5.40 4.60 National League 11 33 .230 is Moreno, 7K'sCinder.11a 5.00 West Pitt II; Cabeti, Hou 14; Lopes, p(4.7) iu.io, T(S-7.S) IN L Pct. as LA and Scott, St.L 13; Cruz, 33 IS .623 Hou and Tavares, NY 12, Eighth race CS.16T.32.13 21 17 .553 1½ American League - LeFlor., 10.20 1.20 3.60 23 ii .551 1½ Del 19; Cruz, Sea 1$; Otis and 2 Gazette alt Rag. 16.99.25qt. ice chest features polyurethane Insu- - . Major League Sale 8,99 - the second half, a zone . home-court advantage around Game 3 Sunday In the position th at scored only 92 and said, "We'll have to in their favor. iugdome. points, connected on but 43 sharpen our zone offense." But to sixth playoff veterans .,, Upwards of 40,W0 screaming Percent from the field, fafled to To which Wilkens responded, as star Bullet forward Elvin may be there, setting yet score at all over one 7-minute "Baloney. We don't play a Hayes and reserve Sonic another playoff attendance stretch and was outrebounded zone." defensive specialist Paul Silas, He promised more of the kind the advantage of the home Seattle defeat Phoenix in the Wilkens credits his team's of pressure, that forced the court is relative when it comes ,seventh game for the Western double-teaming and trapping Bullets Into numerous second- to playing for the championConference title and win a for making it possible to sur half turnovers in the second ship. Sanford Plaza JCPenney Memorial Day Savings. Sale 1 499 j' Sanford, Fl. - SEMILE.JUPII - second half of the Pee Wee idle Monday because of th League schedule with a win. observance of the Memorial I Eve -••flj4 -- - Di ' ck Motta of the Was Charlie Power was the losin? Terrance Carr pitched a nohitter and struck out 11 as pitcher. Adcock Roofing opened the All ._-..,, - Sunday NBA iggie, No. 3 place for the first half. its win over Elks, with Vernon and single for Elks, while with two singles. Kiwanis pounded out 14 hits in Law, Alton Coleman ani.. "cQ.Ww1 Iqp n pair and also scored three runs. Raw', Greg Carter had a double and single and scored three times. 4" 1 1 Rick R.amassar led Rotary is es-n The t(ingdorne - tary, First place Moose improved scored eight runs on four hits. .4 . . V I S / - .' - �4 -- Sunday, May 27, 1979 12A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES -- PLAY DOUBLE DOLLAR BINGO! 5,660 TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE $2002.00 CATEGORY S3007 (00 I (10' 00 S "Ma. lob PIWIW- USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED U. 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"For someone who is an extrovert or likes being around peoøle, it might not be the best field to go into," she said. Drafting can be grueling, but challenging. it requires Intense concentration and can be demanding as fur as scheduling. But it's rewarding for the person who likes p'ci4icn and orderliness, according to the long time career %U)IIHUP. Mrs. Fite IS not longer in drafting -- her "real love'" because of eye problems. however, in addition to drafting, she has maintained a strong interest in iiiicrofiliii, and had her own company which microfilmed, printed and published Public records, When she sold that business See CAREER WOMAN, l'age ZR - . - Survey Shows To Learn Is To Earn Development Office of such as electronics and creases during the past two So u thern Regional Following areas of S'.hICIi Priginnering to get trained years in female enrollment Education Board. the general employment contact Sam Brashieur, 323-1450 or 831-2/88, Ext. 315. To register go to the registrar's office. rate of almost two million every year, their 1977 median earning was just ,618, or 58.9 percent of the $14,628 median earned by men, according to U.S, News and World Report. "There are more and more women working," says Judy Binus of the Cooperative Education Job College, "but they are working in the traditional "pink-color" jobs ... nursing, teaching, secretarial, There are a low percentage of women in the executivemanagement jobs." "I think that this is a good time for women who are Interested in some of the nontraditional jobs and get jobs. A lot of the bigger companies are finding It's a feather in their caps to hire a certain n U rn b e r of minorities ... women being a minority...especially with the bigger Companies," Miss Btnns said. However, although there have been marked in. In engineering and administration, the 1980 proportion of women with bachelor's degrees in engineering and business administration is not expected to exceed seven percent of the total bachelor's degrees to be earned by women in the South, according to the Woiiieti still tel to major In areas they are over-represented in, such IfS dental hygiene, lionie economics, nursing, in e di c a I records, librarianship, education, psychology amid foreign languages. They continue to be Underrepresented n the outlook c favorable: engineering, dentistry, hospital adlninstration, veteri na ry imiedtcine, public administration and busines.s administration. To assess the present and future manpower needs of the (IiIIImnLIliity, as well as Brian Keel McCulloch of Longwood, was graduated from Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem1 N.C. May 21. He was among about 950 students who received degrees. McCulloch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Y. McCulloch Sr. of 120 Ridgewood Or., received the bachelor of arts degree. He Is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon social fraternity. He majored (QIAL •,...... She Rates A 'First' W eather Service TIfNITY - .- At ,r I ______ - - -t Its (electronics) al' a wide open field V ' oil - _______ ______ ___ ___ r _______ ___ t so - few ( " "I wouldn't settle for any type job," says 21-year-old Karen Sanders of Sanford. "I like challenge and competition." So last week, Miss Sanders began her on-thejob training as the first female electronics technician at the Departmerit of Commerce's National Weather Service - - - - ' Dr. Clifford L. Eubanks has been appointed to the accredltatlon council of the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. - I -"o - ____________ .. "--.. - . -' .. - i-- -- - . - Hera ld pP.otoi by J oa n Madfsoø .Judy BInns and Wade Griggs research community manpower needs. : ---T..",",-;' - "- 7 •- KAREN SANDERS .,Jikc.s e()IlIpetlt1011 She Is receiving the training through Seminole Community College's for Miss Sanders to make. With tier fattier, Richard L. Sanders, being an areodynamic mechanic, and brothers ( she's one of seven chi ldren who were always tinkering in deetronics, she often sorked right along with the-Iii. And enjoyed it. "It's (electronics) a wide open field for women because there are so few cooperative women in in Orlando. _____________________________________ Dean Eubanks, who beads UCF 's College of Business - - '*l women in if. Eubanks On National Council Service as it provides variety and opportun ities for travel. "I like to do something different every day," says the 1975 graduate of Seminole High - for women in economics. Administration, will serve on the initial accreditation cornmittee of the council, which determines the merit of schools and colleges of business seeking accreditation. Dean Eubanks was appointed to his post at UC? in Sep1975. He and his family reside in Oviedo, where he is involved in community activities. See COOI'ERATIVE, 28 - McCulloch Graduates I , Cooperative, Education, Offers Employment Opportunities P.J.C.'s School of Baton, Winter Springs, will be presenting Its Fifth Annual Spring Twirling Pageant at the Sanford Civic Center on Thursday. May 31 at 7 p.m. Twirlers, from ages 4 through high school, will be performing a variety of twirling novelties such as two batons, hoop, umbrella, lighted baton, flag, rope and Samoan knives. School instructors are Jean Jacobs and Cathy Jo Capko. Admission is $2.50, adults; $1, teens; children, free. 9" I I Roles because there are ••••••,• * Seminole Conimunitv TWIRL ARAMA Coming EACH HALF —I 7-oz. GAL. CUPS ji SIZE I I SAVE 2(Y . 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In 1951 when there were only 220 women draftsmen in the United States, Mrs. Fite was the first woman draftsman hired by Southern Bell, where she worked for six and one-half years. She was also the first woman draftsman at General Dynamics where she worked for years as Eligible Seminole County high school seniors will be honored by Kappa Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at Its third annual scholarship program. The banquet Will be held at the Mayfair Country Club on June 15 at 7:00 p.m. The seniors will be judged on their academic achievements, car eer goals and poise. Tickets may be purchased for $8 and will include dinner and a donation. Seminole County residents are asked to support this project for college bound seniors. / SUPERBRAND QQc \, - — In Non-Traditional --- Scholarship Banquet Planned HARVEST FRESH AlL HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA LARGE(?... JUMBO IP ' ) I Although women are A Storybook Hour for children 4 to 8 years of age will be held weekly at the Altamonte Springs Library and Culture Center, 281 Maitland Ave, beginning June 14, from 10 to 11 a.m. The Storybook Hour will be conducted by the city of ConAltamonte Springs community service clerk Charlotte Conway, and community relations officer Edna Abel!. A variety of programs will be offered, Including animated films, children's stories, coloring, instructions on proper care of books and child safety. Parents may register their children by calling the cornmunity service clerk, 831-5700, or by visiting city hall. At Check swelling the work force at a $25. Storybook Hour Scheduled 1 :43 Women -.... 83c BREM & BEANS - For information The class begins this month and costs - FAMILY 4 4; R i hts a senior electronics draftsman, and for three years as a supervisor. For 22 years of her career, Mrs. Fite has been happily married. She has two children, Devron, 17, and Rick, 20. To successfully combine a career and marriage, a woman does need a supportive husband, she has found; and she says,"! certainly have one. He has been very patient with I1e. especially when I had my own company. lie's never been threatened, like some are threatened by your adVancefIlent Ut) the ladder." A lot of opportunities exist for wonlen who are interested in drafting or in pursuing a business career, according to Mrs. Fite, and drafting is something women can "easily slip into.' "Women can become draftsmen without a college degree. Two years at a technical college will qualify you as a draftsman,"stresses Mrs. Fite, who was introduced to conunercial art while in high school, and went on to complete two years at Orange County Vocational School --- Long before the Equal Pay Act of 1%3, the Civil Rights Act (which prohibits discrimination based on race, religion or sex), or the Equal Rights Amendment, Mrs. Kirby (Claire) Fite Jr. of Sanford, had invaded the socalled man's world of drafting, and not only built herself a successful career, but received equal pay — from the time she drew her first pay check in 1951. "Because I made sure I did," emphasized Mrs. Fite, now a service specialist at Stromberg-Carlson, a division of General Dynamics, manufacturers of communications equipment. "A woman has to fight for her rights," she says, "and not expect somebody to do it for her." it wasn't always easy. "Sometimes," she admits, "it was rough." But the intelligent, hard-working draftsman knew her capabilities. She knew she was doing work equal to her male co-workers, and she knew she was worth The Vocational Horticulture class at Seminole Community College Is offering training in the skills of operating a nursery. 1W First By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent Horticulture Class Opens , DIXIE DARLING 1*101 ". 0.. From Camp Challenge, Florida's fluster Seal Camp, has announced the dates for its summer season. They are as follows: Adults, 25 years and older, June 17-June 29; young adults, 18-25 years, July 1-July 13; children, 6-l2years, July 15-July 27; teen recreation session, 12-18 years, July 2-Aug. 10 Camp Challenge is a residential camp for physically dicapped chil dren and ad ults. It provides an architect ura lly barrier free environment to promote full participation in a number of endeavors, Any Florida resident who has a primary physical disability (cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, spins bifida, stroke, etc.) is eligiblo tq.ppy. For Information, write to Scott Brockmann, Director of Camping, C$imp Challenge, Route 1, Box 350, Sorrento, 32776. 29 212$1 GALS. DOZ. c 69 Shared Equal g Camp Dates .Announced LARGE Has 53 The following lcal students attending the University of Central Florida have been named to the newly-created President's Honor Roll for academic achievement, In order to be eligible for the honor, a student must compile a perfect 4.0 grade point average during an academic quarter Named to the UCF Honor Roll are Sanford students, Peggy J. Atherley, 101 Fairlane Circle; Anne L Dougherty, 115 W. Airport Blvd.; and Daniel W. Lykens, 2510 S. Myrtle Ave. SUPERBRAND USDA GRADE 'A' , , Career Woman Students On President's List 59c • I Seminole Community., College is offering a supplemental short course in Medical Terminology designed to furnish the working adult with the basic tools to build a medical vocabulary. Such a medical vocabulary will aapt to a variety of health and medical fields of employment. The course will meet on Monday and Wednesday May 28August 20, from 7-10 p.m. in the nursing lab. Cost of the course will be $10. The instructor will be Vera Mills, R.N. For information, please call 323-1450 or 831-2788. Ext. 2X W.D BRAND. All. VARIETIES W.D BRAND REGULAR 1. ALL BEEP W.D BRAND WHOLE HOG MILD 0* HOT W.D BRAND REGULAR I ALL BEEP 246. SLICED"'BOLOGNA ..... ' "' SMOKED SAUSAGE •... 2' BAG SAUSAGE ...... 9" GRILL FRANKS . . . . .. no W.O BRAND W.D BRAND. AA VABIETItS. W.D BRAND . ALL VARIETIES W.D BRAND WHOLE HOG MEDIUM OR HOT SLcEDBOLOGNA ..... 9" SMOKED- SAUSAGE .... $311 FRANKS ........... ' 9" 9" BAG SAUSAGE....... IICWS SLICED ARMOUR BONELESS JONES . GWALTNEY GREAT DOG 11, SMOKED TURKEY •.... : 1' SMOKED DAINTIES .. ii 2" LINK SAUSAGE .. .. . . .. $229 CHICKEN FRANKS •..,. W.D BRAND COOKED HERROD W.D BRAND PREMIUM TALMADGE FARMS CHICKEN FRANKS 0* 1411 . $3 SLICED HAM ........ 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Present and former 4-H'ers who are interested in applying for these scholarships should get in touch wittL their state 4-H leader or county extension agent for more Information and special application forms. IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ONLY: OI$(d SI7OLt osctou II(VAID vousa tAsi cilluS (HAIt017I '0UMP7LP MARION THREE JOINT TURKEY Wings . . . • • • ' .,..4-H Scholarships Available In 1951 when there were only 220 women draftsmen in the-United States, Mr: Fife was the first woman draftsman hired by Southern Bell. She was also the first — rief ly W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE HICKORY SWEET HI KORY SWEET Sliced Bacon 2 •' 2' $169 — 7$113 06.1 70 1 11006 '0000 $129 $1 29 $179 $189 S BLADE £.LB. LB. LB. T28 S SIRLOIN LB. pKG. I FULL /a FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO Pork Chops . . - 338 . ocr's Pr' 710.7 viSit 0..) 28 79 Al WESTERN CORN FED i' 70000 00 Ivo w i ' 1P' ALBANOJ. MORITUZZO EDWIN WILSON W. R. MINIS MAXINE I. CLAU FLA CLERMONT, FLA. OROVELAND, FLA FT. MYERS, FLA. 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I think I can learn a whole lot from Now in her second year at Seminole Coimunuxuty College where she takes an evening course two nights a week as she works to complete the requirements for her associate of science degree, Miss Sanders can ear n up to nine credi t hours for her on-the-job training. she notes. "I She program which combines classroom study with paid on-the-job tr aining, Going Into electronics wasn't a difficult decision - --------- - -- - - think companies are smiled upon when you see them hiring women" She's excited about Liii' position with the Weather hopes to be per. mnanently assign ed to th e National Weather Service when whe complet es her schooling at SCC in June 1980 -JOAN MAI)ISON �'28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 27, 1979 In And Around Longwood 1 Ballet Board Ready Homeowners - Roast Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole (BGS), a non-profit organization of community dancers, has been governed by a hardworking volunteer board of directors since its inception 11 years ago: New directors were seated last month and officers were elected this week. Pat Scott, president, and new directors David Wright and Betty Kurimai, also the newly elected treasurer, are all smiles in photo over a new exciting ballet season. • Do you want to come to luau?" ' 4 MARSHA WAIT The homeowners of hadow Hill might disagree with this funny. They held their annual picnic and consumed 206 popads of roasted pigs. 'The men started aibking the two pigs at 10 p.th., Friday night and we ate around 2 p.m. on Saturday," said Teresa Brown, a resident. Adding that everyone attending thought this was 30s," said mother Teresa, laughingly. Michael's guests ineluded: Lisa and Donny Wilson; Casey Doss; Sean and Keith Wilder; Shawn and Ritchie Aikey and brother, Robert. Should Girl Marry Or never said "I love you." Yet I have a woman who understands it will make a man out of him." know he does. How do I know? his Inability to articulate his Meanwhile, it's making a wreck Let me count the ways: feelings. I agree, actions do out of me. What do you suggest? He appreciates my efforts as speak louder than words, but to HELPFUL MOM a wife, mother and some, words are the music of homemaker. Although he's love. DEAR MOM: Quit doing a never told me so in so many DEAR ABBY.: My husband single and wake up Gary. If he words, he brags about me to insisted that Gary, our 12-year- requires more sleep, he'll others. old son, get a paper route to manage to get to bed earlier. hrn,ihf . s..n .,1,,., .,t•.. h..ê "" " "' iii uui He never corrects me in teach him responsibility and It's generous of parents to help he will not spend a penny on a mule. That's why I'm writing public. He doesn't drink, the value of money. G ary Is our their kids with their paper himself. He lives with the to you. gamble or try to make me only child, a little spoiled and bared necessities. I had to beg I don't want to marry him in jealous by flirting with other not the most ambitious kid In him to buy a kitchen table and hope that one day he'll change women in my presence. When the world. He has a morning chairs for his apartment and spend some money. I want he's wrong, he says, "I'm and Sunday route, so he has to because he felt as long as to be sure now, or else start sorry." When I'm wrong, he get up 4:45 to get those papers he had a co ffee table and a looking for someone else. I want doesn't keep rem inding me of delivered. It's pitch dark at that couch he didn't need anything to get married soon. it. He never says "my" house hour and we're afraid to let him else. (He will drag the two STUCK ON AN IRISHMAN or "my" children it's always take his bike, so I get up and chairs and coffee table from the "ours."! could go on and on. So drive him in our station wagon living room into the kitchen!) DEAR STUCK: If you love what if he finds it difficult to put while he throws the papers. He doesn't have a bedroom this penny-pinching Irishman, into words what he feels? There Lately, Gary stays up la te set either. He sleeps on a bare make a list of everything he are many men to whom words studying and I haven't the heart mattress on the floor, needs (within reason and within come easily, but talk is cheap. to wake him up at 4:45, so I let It's not that he can't afford a his means). If he gives you one Performance is wha t really him sleep and I deliver the few pieces of furniture — he of those fighting Irish battles, counts. papers alone. can; he just doesn't wan t to make another hit— of eligible LUCK Y IN LOVE Abby, I am 47 years old and I spend any money. I've had my men you know. don't need a pape r route. I've dad and brothers and friends DEAR ABBY: In 14 years of DEAR LUCKY: Your asked my husba let G ary talk to him, but he's stubborn as marriage, my husband has husband is equally lucky. to quit his route, butndhetosays, "No, I % -- - - - NEW <7I.: N.:• - Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuypers (Jorjann Bone) of 2766 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, announce the birth of a son, David Michael, who weighed In at 8 lbs., 2 ox., on May 17, at Winter Park Hospital. Maternal granpar ents are Aubrey H. Bone of Sebring, I Edith B. Bone of Phonlz City, Ala. Paternal grandfather Is Bernard Kuypers of Clearwater. - ' - ' L' :. . •. : .. - _i__ - - -• ' • .••- t-• • .•. '' • CHILD CARE Is Available through Federal and State Funded Programs (if you qualify). For Working Mothers Or Mothers Seeking Employment. • fl . , .-•,• THURSDAY MAY 31 All Patt.rn Fitting and Fashion Design . garments patternsl with your own -., Receive a slacks pattern Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Turner of Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Vicci Lee, to Michael Hall, son of Reynal Hall of Melbourne. The bride-elect is a graduate of Seminole High School and attends University of Central Florida. few years ago, she "was going to retire," she says, miling. But adds, "that laded a week." Printed instructions to make your patterns fit. Chance to win valuable Her prior experience includes setting up the microfilm or International Laser Systems, and she was also a door prizes. I1strict representative selling aerial maps. That a wnan doesn't need to give up her femininity to compete and to succeed in a male-dominated field is vIdenced through the attractive Mrs. Fits, who also anjoyed being a professional model for the American ArtIsts Corporation. THURS. MAY 31 10 AM or 7 PM CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS 323-0313 '..1 EE $500 MM JOHNSTON W-it 1W INSTRUCTOR At INCLUDING FOOD I DRINK -.-- --- - .. Career Woman Continued from Page lB that fits, an International Dress Pattern, and a Fa. shion Vest Pattern, - ___ That a woman can have time for involvement In the commun1ty while pursuing a career and raising a family i also personified through Mrs. Fits, who teaches a unday School class at the First Presbyterian Church, nd who has worked diligently In the 22-years she has ved in Sanford to help make It a better community In .'hich to live. -•--•-•_ I [1 --.---•- • •••• ---. type 60 words a minute, take shorthand, be good on the phone, can withstand pressures,' and he the employer wants to pay her $2.90 an hour. The minimum wage is supposed to be for unskilled labor," declares Miss Binn. Wade Griggs visited approximately 1,000 different businesses, which employ approximately 25 per cent of the labor force in Seminole County. Some of the areas for which they found a strong demand are: secretarial, accounting and modern data processing; child care workers, dental assistants and banking. They also discovered a few areas where the need for employees has decreased. "There seems to be a need for people trained in electronics, but not television repair," says Miss Binns. "They are almost going out of business." Televisions rarely need repairing," she adds. Her fiance was graduated from Melbourne High School and attends Valencia Community College. Tom Johnston teaches you how to design high fashion Ouida Lee and Mary George were hostesses this ieckend (Saturday) to the traditional bridesmaids luncheon honoring Miss Carol Farella daughter of Marion and Jarry Farella and her attendants. to inform employers about the cooperative education program and Seminole Community College, from February to December 1978, Miss Binns and and b.glnn.r or expert For Information call. -- He is a June 1977 graduate of Lake Brantley High School, attends Seminole Community College and is employed by the E. B. Smith Fruit Company Inc. Turner-Hall FOOD AND Other invited guests were Mmes. Evelyn Jones, Wendell Springfield, C.L. Swinney, J . R. Wells, J. Fred Wilson, E.A. Yancey anti O.U. Touchton and the Misses Gina and Michele Jones. Continued from Page lB 10a.m. or7 p.m. Clinic for the '. ' • . Carol will become the bride of Eric John Larson, son of Mule and Ralph Larson on June 23, at 5 p.m., at All Souls Church. Others attending, Including both mothers, were Diane Farella, sister, Mary Stokes and Debbie Roberts, Kathleen Larson, sisters of the bridegroom, Carol Green and Pam Erickson, all bridesmaids; and Mrs. Caroline Plerro, grandmother of the bride-elect; Mrs. Kay Brown, grandmother of the bridegroomto-be and Mrs. Olive George. The Wilson Place home pf Dr. and Mrs. A.W. Woodall was the site for the annual spring mrial of the Woman's Club of Sanford. About 40 members and guests were on hand for the fun-filled evening. Highlight of the event was inc host taking guests for a ride to Orange City in the luxurious motor home he crafted from a Greyhound bus. Assisting Hose as hostesses were Ann Brisson, Dottie Karris, Virginia Homey, Vida Smith and Fran Wilson. Herald Photo by Bob Orwig Universityi were there to honor him. lie and his famllv have moved to Vicksburg, Miss.wiiere he has accepted a POSItIOII with International Paper Nan Meeds Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Jr. of Quitman, Miss, received it Bachelor of Music Education degree from MissLsippi State University on May 11. Nan who received the honor award of "highest Distinction," was listed in "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities" and receivded an award from her sorority, Alpha Chi Onniega for scholastic excellence. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith are the proud grandparents of Nan and Brett, and according to ('harotte. they really enjoye(i at t t'n ding both grad uat ions. "FUL-LY" Perfect for Full Figures Super comfort stretch bra in regular and long line styles. Brett Maury Smith, son of Walter Meeds Smith of Miami, received a H.S. degree in Mechanical Eiigineci lag front the University of Alabama May 13. Brett's parents, grandparents, aunt and uncle, (all graduates of the MONDAY .. Cooperative Education The wedding will be an event of July 6, at 7:30 p.m., at the United Methodist Church, Casselberry. DRINK , . CLOSED ALL DAY Her fiance, who was born in Lakeland, is the grandson of Mrs. Marguerite Glawe of Maitland, and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith, Ill Sunset Drive, Sanford. 1-40 E.C. harper and Lois Housholder Also invited were Mines. Hunt Robert Karns. William Kirk, V.C. Messenger, E.A. Montforton, Robert Morris, A.C. Mcileyonlds, Rayrnon Schmitt, Jerry Senkarik, M.E. Smith and Ralph A. Smith. Joining the hostesses and Angie were her mother, Mrs. Glynn (Junhi) Jones. her grandmothers. Mrs. Ernest Moody and Mrs. Ted Jones, and the mother of the future bridegroom, Mrs. C.W. (Betty) Turner Jr. Others ru the guest list included: Mmes. Art Brown, Richard Buck, Jack Burney, Carl Dietrich. G. F. Drew, Born in Cocoa, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Haynes, Center Street, Altamonte Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Methvin of Palatka. The luncheon was held at Sanford's Holiday Inn. A mixed bouquet of daisies and roses, gown by Ouida, centered the table. A yellow and white color scheme was carried out. The hostesses presented the honoree with a lovely gift. Richard Fowler, Fred Gaines, Walter A. Gielow, 'Mrs. W.W. (Frieda) Tyre poured the coffee Iroir silver service and fluhyt poured the punch. The honoree received an appropriate gift from the hostesses. : Miss Methvin is a June 1977 graduate of Lake Brantley 0 0 High School. She attends Seminole Community College and is employed by the Wyatt Company. SERVED - --' ' M iIady's.ntsa FREE OR REDUCED RATE ___ I'l,_.. ii \ MOTHERS! T1r} : AT SANFORD HOLIDAY INN - The refreshment table, covered with an imported Army-Navy cloth, was centered with an arrangement of fern and gardenias accented by crystal candle holders. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Methvin of 106 Elleeen Drive, Altamonte Springs, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Marie, to David Scott Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith of Lake Brantley Road, Maitland. ' Wiffithisad thruJirne - In And Around Sanford The Pinecrest home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd (Nellie) Coleman was the setting for a bridal coffee-shower honoring Miss Angela (Angie) June Jones, June 23 bride-elect of Charles Wesley Turner III. A.,vic$ln,, U os were Rubyc King and Stephaine Morton. give Birth Announcement .. ,. '- form in I .Ist "t1ul riier' h hIenr \1.nncnni June Sessions. right Photo, from left. ('arman Miller and Laura Greene. are among (lancers appearlug in ''Matchmaker." Ti('k('tS are available at the door. June Brides Will Say 'I Do' Same Da y . Any purchase . ...*.,'.- Methvin-Smith 10% off . :- ' Her fiance graduated from DuPont High School, Jacksonville, and holds a degree from LaGrange College, LaGrange, Ga. He is an officer with the Orlando Police Department. It - Mary Balk, right, newly elected president of the American Associati on of University Women (AAUW,) accepts congratulations from Ellen Priehert, from left, secretary; Barbara Green, first vice-president; Jane Can'oH, treuw'er; and Elizabeth Yeager, second vice-president, The officers were elected (two were appointed) at the spring luncheon of the Seminole Branch of the AAUW which was held at the Lake Destiny Apartments Clubhouse. - . The bride-elect graduated from Seminole High School, Sanford, and holds degrees from the University of Florida, Gainesville, and the University of Central Florida, Orlando. She is the Director of Communications for Florida Cypress Gardens, Winter Haven. DAVID SCOTT SMITH Milady's will 4 - .JANICE MARIE METHVIN - v- ho range in age from toddlers to adults. will d.ance their way to your hear(s through Great Alliericati Composers and **.1lusic, music. Nyus. . 41, 17 01 E. FIRST Sr. PH. 323-0313 SANFORD •• tiltrt class dancers will per Jessie W. Carter of Sanford, announces the engagement of his daughter, Brenda Carter Stevens, Orlando, to Richard H. de Treville, Orlando, son of Mr. and Mrs. Toppy L. Carter, Jr., Jacksonville. The Sanford VFW Post and Auxilia ry ha ve installed officers for iwv. pass w Jesi Mb1's ',jrrp,,gj ljtOrjfljfl. Stevens-de Treville routes, but where's papa? Do you wish you had more frien ds? For the secret of popularity, get Abby's new booklet: "How To Be Popular ;, You're Never Too Young or Too Old." Send $1 with a long, selfaddressed, stamped (28 cents), TncL, envelopeto Ahhv 129 Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 92I2. Shoppe -. , 1 — the 1978-79 season: Post offi cers are: Howard Harrison, commander, Carlos Raines, senior vice commander; Or ville Relley, junior vice commander; Don Crouse, Quartermaster; Joseph Falgione, chaplain; Bill Bin-na, past advocate; Elmer Pascoe, past adJutant; Tom Lewis, surgeon; and Tom Grubbs, installing officer, Auxiliary officers are: 'Ada Bailey, president; Anne Campbell, se nior vi ce president; Lillian Hess, junior vice president; Nina Crouse, secretary-treasurer; Eva Wynne, conductress; Theresa Gorman, chaplain; Fern Roscoe, guard; Marga ret Daub, 3-year trustee; Carolyn McClanahan, 2-year trustee; Helen Keeran, 1year trustee;and Nina Crouse, installing officer... !I•' . -• -' /• • V11UUCT Ifl5TUIITIOfl '. r . Auxiliary Post, - - — ,. k AAUW ELECTS p • VFW - - - .1 ;!,,•- 7 BRENDA STEVENS 1'1rre's something for everyone at the 11th f. Ann uai Night of I)anL • aIurtIat aml -!nda'. at p.,nn., and also a Su nday matinee at 3:30 p.m., at the Seniinole 111gb School: 1: - -• 'Ditch' trishmang' DEAR ABBY: I've been going with this 29-year-old man from Ireland. I'm 20. I love him dearly, and he loves me and wants to marry me, but, Abby, you would not believe how cheap he is! He takes me out and spends money on me, and has even : 1 NIGHT OF DANCE;' -• - - A roast for breakfast? That's what it was! Dr, Mike Butler (left) joined his fellow Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Seminole County South In roastin g departing president Dale Bennett. Bennett said he knew it was coming, but It was the waiting to see what was going to happen that bothered him, -•:. t The wedding is planned for June 16 at the' First United Methodist Church, Orlando. ROAST FOR BREAKFAST, ANYONE? i4? ' -- Sunday, May 27, 1979-3fl NIGHT OFMUS(C': Other officers include Mary Blair, recording secretary, and Betty Jack, corresponding secretary. Directors include Mildred M. Caskey, Eleanor Maresca, Joe Monsserat, Gail Stewart, Eddie Rose and Delbert Abney. Dora Lee Russell, outgoing president and a charter board member, served as the BGS president for seven years. v the bed pig roast yet. Congratulations to my Thanks to chefs, Jerry friend Chris Dapore. Chris Brown, Jim Swingley, Jeff won the "Local winner Etchberger and Larry age 11 Hit and Run CornWilder, petition" sponsored by Announced at the picnic Burger King. He parwere this year's ticipated in the Altamonte homeowners association Springs division. Other officers. They are: Lynda local participants in the Kane, president; Donna division were Casselberry Ballinger, vice president; and Sanford. M a r ci a Lu e t t c ha u, "Over 500 boys, ages 9, secretary; and Donna (),fl and 12, Swingley, treasurer. in LkUS event. Needless to Following the picnic, say, Dick and I are very some of the residents atproud of Chris," said tended a private party at Mother Margie. the Jerry Brown home, The winners were an. where they "partied" until nounced at an awards 4.- a.m. Teresa said banquet held at the everyone had a good time, Altamonte Springs Civic Center. The ladles of Shadow Hill øre forming a garden club. Chris now goes on to If any residents are compete at Lake Fairview Dist rict competition. Then, Interested in joining, please call ei ther Lynda depending on the outcome, on to Division competition Kane at 834-9597 or Teresa t3riwn at 834-51fl. in Atlanta. The "icing the cake" comes when the finals will be held at the ::tis the time for bir"1979 Game", to Ys and this week I have ba played at the King Dome tceieirwta. in Seattle., ninth birthday a day With a cookout and VFW Post 82O7 and ladies :Overnight. Her birthday auxiliary will hold May 24. Following a very Memorial Day services at rousing match with a AL_ 11 l4l LJUOWWU '.VVVI Pinata, the girL helped Monday. The event will themselves to cake and ice begin at 10 a.m. and the cream public is cordially invited, Diane's guests included: ,osette Schuckman; KrISta Did you know that The d Trish Johnson; Tanya Kennedy Spa ce Center is gaul; Jaylene and La urie Florida's fourth most Anderson; Michelle 'Mason; Susan McClellan; po pU1ar tour1st destination? More than 1,6 :Skmanne Miller; Jennifer million people f rom all :Iliano; and Laurie Mayes. 4 over the world, came to KSC's Visitors Center in :Bi rt hday greeting to :!3ichael Brown, who 1978qlebrated his sixth blrtday on May 21, with a The 13th ann ual corn:yrd party. Following mencement exercises of Ørty games, treats and Saint Leo College, Saint pike and Ice cream, was a Leo, Fla., had 233 s&tthg tes. Among those :!!He received his first were John P. Wicked, son Teal wristwatch and it was of Mr. and Mrs. James tl~w, highUght of Wicked of Longwood, who He's just now starting to received a bachelor of arts tell time and so far only degree In business adktIOwI the O'CIoCk'landIh, ministration, -.- Fl, For 12th Se ason List Leaders Longwood Correspondent 8344760 Engagements -- Pigs, 'Good, bring your own PI we need another Evening Herald, Sanford, "If they want good secretaries, they're going to have to start paying a little better." Through the cooperative education program, students are counseled and sometimes directed to the Career Center or the Assessment Center, which helps give them an Idea of their basic skills and interests. "It gives them more knowledge of themselves to work with. From there, they can , year than women college graduates. JOAN MADISON PH. 322-3524 7 IANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL! So what does the future hold for women who are entering the work force? Is education the answer? It's hard to tell. U.S. News and World Report reveals that at the last count, male high school dropouts earned, on the average, $1,604 more a Uw1aw of 80"6w LEDIARDS UNIFORMS 103 W. Ohio AVS.—D,L.fld it making service stations go out of business because of their less expensive gas (that may be changing) and some service stations are being converted Into auto repair shops. Repeatedly during the survey, Binns and Griggs heard of need for qualified secretaries. "They'll say, • ir Phone 04731-184 '4- * Hun: Man-Sal 10 A,M.4:30 P.M. and by App'I. 15 % OFF WITH THIS AD OFFER ENDS MAY 31st SPRING ARRIVALS Mns&Womns WHITE SERVICE SHOES LAB COATS, UNIFORMS PANTS, JACKETS A Wonderful Way To Freshen-up Your Spring Wardrobe Zales has a Baylor exclusively for your bride. a L.inI'. bracelet, 17 jewels, $90 b ho diamond.,, I jewels, $250 Elegant gift wrap at no estri charge. lairs and Friends make wishes come (me. ;. I. Also avail..!ic, Zales Revolving Charge. ZALES The Diamond Store 'I want a secretary who can •---•••--•---- If a person is deemed financially eligible for the Comprehensive Education and Training Act, they can take vocational courses at the school and be paid $2.90 an hour, plus get a certain amount of money for child care. "Here is an effort to actually pay people to get them training (Title II says Griggs. SANFORD 0'G 'c,.t The report also Indicated that convenience stores are -•----- decide on the program of study they want to pursue." Miss Binns said. 218-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD ONLY MO N, MAY 2$, 10a.m4p.m. -• -.--•-•. ''.• �45-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, May 27, 979 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. l7.tZat Piney Ridge Rd Adven 'dt'e"' 11tist lIJI • X, THE SEVENTH DAY Cer 0 30 4 m II OOa in 7 OOp Q . Church,11 ' 1 11 X U 6 The ::: V Pastor School 01 the Bible Morning Worship Ev,ning Service Church School I i OUR , I NAII __~7 - I :~* --Pattoll- ~ Nine Morning Worhip N O kfast Family Night Supper 3rdSunday :•: -, 400p.m. NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Streei-CanaanCity Pasts, Rev. MM. Burke Jr. 9:30a in. Sunday School Congregational ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 710 Oak Ave . Sanford Fr. William Fnnis Pastor Fr. Peter Mitchell Ant. Pastor $at. Vigil Mass 7 0 pm. Sun, Mats Ia.m.,10:3OaI3noon Confessions, Sal. 4.1 a 6.7 pm. COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Lake Mary Sunday School 9:4$am. Preaching Worshiping 10 . 4S am, Bi bit Study 130pm. Sharing A Proclaiming ?:30p m. Wed PrayeiMtet 7:30pm Nursery Provided FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue, Sanford Or. Jay T. Cosmato Pastor M4PIing Worship 1:30 am. Suuday School 9:4$jWi. Mev'Jsing Worship 11:008.m. Church Training O:ISp M. venlng Worship 730p.m. Wed, Prayer Service 0:30 p m. 401 Park Ave. Minister 1:45 am. 11:00a.m. 7:00p.m. 7:00p.m. 0:00 p.m. 7:00p.m. 11 11:00a.m. 11:00a.m. T.,TIAI Monday Roman's 4:1-25 4 " ~ ,I 4 1 II I , , I ... h Tuesday I Corinthians 15:1-34 1 IN;~"o ;, Pastor 9:418-171. 111000-1111. SepjySdlsoi avan"fistIc Sm. Y.P.E.Wed. 1:30p.m. TRUE CHURCH OF 000" 270 Ridgewood Am* Sanford, Florida 37771 Elder Robert Dumas Pastor Sunday School l.30 a.m. Morning Worship 1 I45a.m Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. livening Worship) 1st A 3rd Tuesday Nights -Bible Study 7:30p.m. Thursday Night Service 7:30 p.m. For Transportation -- ........ ryO ii. )J yr jjj., , ...-.-- -. ' -. There are strong churches In our community, with fine programs of religious education. I think my parents expect to start me in Sunday School. Please Dad! Please Mom! Think about my commencement. I' 4 $,'.I,'r Si.rv.cp SIVCSZXJIQ S(r'ptiIr,.s S, . -' ., J h , Arnt.r,c ,: . I34lliISa.no We maintain a Christian School Kindergarten through Eighth Grade Methodist GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. £ Woodland Dr. Raw. R.v.FrodR.Oardner Pastor Churclsldsool 1:31a.m. Singing and Sharing 10:418.m. Worship service 11:41a.m. Youth mooing ______ Tuesday and Wadnisdey and Prover 11:10a.m. 7:30p.m. so - Morning Worship I .. . - -_ 11:10a.m. 7:00p.m. 1:35p.m. fl.a... PWii 3U.$U1 ______ _____ . 130a.m. Aftemnsweremp ,:eSsJus. CMrthSSS. ' M I WSI*toNI,rsim , . .I$lffs. THE LAKE MARY UNITED P RESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens Minister Sunday Church School 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:008.m. Youth Group 7:30p.on. Wed. Choir Practice 0:00 UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cw.C9vrdryClvb&UP"I8Rd. . Darwinllisa - -I:,, em. .' WorshIp ServIce 10:41 . Nursery Provided ..' CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . I . THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. E sea and Staff PANTRY PR IDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford MsI$lnh.tifls.dsyAdventlstChumch eiIMissRoad,Wintor$prii,gs C. Edward Davis PasIr Simdayldl..4 t:ISa.m SandsyW.rsllp 10:30 4 m , S..n.. •••• V ...aa - - f_ " WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff ' DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes , BIBLE BOOK CENTER ,. ,.. PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff Zayre Plaza 323.3900 - 1111111111111111 . . .. OP GOD F ru Assembly of God. 3711% IS Elm BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo ry Baptist Chunh' Crystal LrnA3, Lake Mary Iborry Baptist Church. ?If Semineia Blvd. ml Baptist Church, 1111 Oak Ave. lubsa First Baptist Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church. Seuttiwest Nd. Cauntryside Baptist Church CW011 Club load. Lake Mary Victory Baptist Church, Old Orlando Rd. it Hester Ave. Vic Yhrsf Baptist Church, III Park Ave. Friendship Baptist Church of Altamaat* Springs, it. 434, Altpmo.ie Spring s Frspaapflit Church of Geneva Far Chvrh of Geneva Firjp Baptist Church of Lake Mary Baptist Chur ch of Lake Monroe F Cot. Church A Grant F laptisl Church of Le It Baptist of Oviedo F Progress Missioniry Baptist Church, Midway Second $hilsh Missionary Baptist Church, West Sanford Smyrna Baptist Church. 2$ Overbm.ik Di.. Casselb.rry Church of God. 103 Hickory Church of God. $03 W. 22nd St. Church Of God, Oviedo St Augustine Catholic Churcn. Sunset Dr.. near Button NO., Casseibsrry - II.. L4i III Jerry Ave. t. Zion Missionary Baptist, Sipes Ave. New Bethel Missionary Church, $111 St $ Hickory Ave. independene c Baptist MisS.. Civic League Bldg. Longwood Hope Baptist Church, Forest City Community Center, Forest City calvary missionitly Baptist. 1101W. Ito so 440 Church of Christ, Geneva Church of Christ, Longwood . Church of Christ. W. 171h SI. Nerttiside Church of Christ. Plc. Haven Dr., Maitland CHURCH OF GOD Church of God Holiness, Lake Monroe Church of God Mission. Enterprise Church of God, $402 W. 14th 50. Church of God in Christ. Oviedo Clwrchof Godsf Proghecy.2101S. lInt Ave. Church ot God ofProphecy. IONS. Persimmon Ave. Resc ue C hurch of Old, 1711W 12th St ,Sanford 'True Church if OW", 7700 Rldgewood Ave., Sanford EASTERN ORTHODOX Eastern Orthsdsa Church, $I. Dimas, 371 S . Magnolia Ave.. Sanford Eastern Orthodox Church, St. George, S$ Sherwood Ct., Altamonte Springs All Souls Catholic Church, 118 Oak Ave.. Sanford st. Ann's Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. DeBary :e. Sinai Mtjsienary Baptist Church. P., 11cm Prsnt'tsve Baptist Church 1500W '7th St New Testament Baptist Church, Quality Inn, North Longwood New Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 1721 Pear Ave. Ravenna Park Baptist Church. 2712 W. 20th St. People's Baptist Chapel. 1701 W. First Stroet, Sanford Pinecrest Baptist Church. III W. Airport Blvd. Prairie Lake Baptist, Ridge Rd • Fern Park Svnland Baptist Church. 3424 Palmetto St James Missionary Baptist Church. St. Rd. Ill Oslo" St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church of Cameron City, Inc. St. Paul Baptist Church, II) pine Ave. St Matthews Baptist Chorch, Canaan Hgts. Springfield Missionary Baptist. 1211% 1 Cedar $I. John's Missionary Baptist Church, IN y pr ess St. Temple Baptist Church, Palm Springs Rd.. Allamonte Springs William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Mark IS William St., Altamonte Springs loin Hope Baptist Church, 713 Orange Ave. CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary 11101.11aptisf Church of Sottish" Springs 'a,ti't Church of Winter I.rini., 205 Bahama Id. $ SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Irrv *. rri cniri •••S'.• and Employes '• . WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes . Holy communion Holy Communion will be celebrated at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services Sunday at Community United Methodist Church, Another the "Life of Paul film series will be shown at 7 p.m. Following the evening service, the youth will be invited to ihe home of Minister of Youth and Music Ed Walker at 6 King 'Arthur Cnsii-t for in "AfterD-.. ow" time of cnølnø. (øllnwohin -" 'and refreshments, . ---' An open meeting of the Greater Orlando Chapter of the Order of St. Luke will be Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the Church of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal) chapel at 331 Lake Ave., Maitland with Rev. Philip E. Weeks as main speaker. Chapter chaplain and rector of Good Shepherd, Father Weeks has been active in the healing ministry for years and has published veral articles and a book,"After You Receive Power." The opening worship of the Joint assemblies of the Presbyterian Church of the United States and the United Presbyterian Church U.S.A. held this week In Kansas City will be telecast on videotape Sunday at 3 p.m. over WCTG-TV, Channel 17, Atlanta, which can be seen in this area over Orange-Seminole Cablevision. This Is the first for any f Ohio frmnA vi St. Mary Magaaaiene Catholic Church, Midland Ave., Altamonte Springs Our Lady 1310M.aiimilsan,Deltona CHUISTIAN First Christian Church, 1007 5. Sanford Ave. Sanford Christian Church, 133 W. Airport Blvd. Northoide Christian Church. Florida Haven Di., Maitland Lakeview Christian Church. Boar Lake Rd. at Jamison CONOIIOATIONAL Congroget.al Christian Church. 2111 park CHURCH OF CH*IST Church of Christ. 1513 I. Park Ave. Chur ch of Christ at Lake Ellen, U.S. 1711 N Casselberry NNW$ Part ' Eastern Orthodox Church, St. John Chrysostont Chapel. U.S. Hwy. 1712. Fern Park EPISCOPAL _____ ThiCb,rch14*0001d$hlIPIlIrd,MaItlaJld.S3ILahaAVe All Saints IpisciplI Church. I. Dolary Ave., Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. Lo.igwsod Holy Cross Episcopal. Park Awe. 014th St.. Sanford it, iidsard'sChurch,$I$I LakiNsw!llUt.WIader Park St Lukes Lutheran Church, Of. 124 Slavia St Stephen Lutheran Church. 4)4 lust West of 1.4, Longwood . METHODIST Barnett United Memorial Church, I Delary Ave.. Enterprise Bear Lake United Met hodist Church Bethel A M I. Church. Canaan Nets. Casseib..ry Cuminunsly Linii,d Methodist Chuich, Hod. 11.12 & Piney Ridge Rd.. Casseiberry Christ United Methodist Church. Tucker 0.. Sunland Estates Delary Community Methodist Church, W. Highlands Rd.. Dolary First United Methodist Church, Ill Park Ave. First Methodist Church SI OvieOo Southern Methodist Church. 3440 Sanford Ave. Free Methodist Church, 100W all St. Geneva Methodist Church, Geneva Grace United Methodist Church, Air port Blvd Grant Chapel A.M I Church, Oviedo Oakgrove Methodist Church, Oviedo Osteon Methodist Church Pools Wesleyan Methodist, RI. 46 W. at Paol a St. James A.M.I. h at Cy pr ess , St. Luke U B Church SI Cameron City Inc.. Boardall off 51441 St Mary's A.M.C. Church, St. at. 41S, Gillen St Paul's Methodist Church. Ostee* Rd.. Enterprise Slatford Menvi.s Church. S. Delary Sa llando United Metho4istChvrch,R434nfI.4,ngod NAZARENE First Church •i the Nazarene. 2511 Sanford Ave. GenovaChurch.ftheNaoarene'S.R.44,Oeneva Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary Longwoud Church of the Nazarene. Wayman I Jessup Ave.. Longwood JEWISH Beth Synagogue. misting at Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs PRESBYTERIAN OeItOftI Presbyter ian Church, Holland Blvd., £ Austin Ave., LUTNtAN Acensizn Luthor&n Churdi. Overlook Dr.,Cassilborry Good Shepherd United Lutheran, 2300$. Orlando Dr. Lvlhetan Church of P'evid.nce, 0,11,06 Lutheran Church of the ledeerne., ISO Lake Mary U ni ted Presbyterian Chur ch First Presbyter ian Church, Oak Ave. A 3rd St. Fr;t Presbyterian Church of Delary, E. Highland Convenant Presbyterian Church, 377$ S Orlando Dr. $I Church. 1113 Bear Lake Rd . South Soininolie Chwchol Christ. S410 Lake Howell Rd Messiah Lullwoot Church. Golden Days Dr. A Hwy. Church of Christ 400 Palm Springs Or Altamont, Sisls 17.17. Casselberrv . . 19;7. , ~, -%r, W -__ ~ _. -_ ~ ., Or -- r1::7?T-_ -FW, .JEITUU. Deltona Upsala Community Pre5b11ian Church. Upsala Rd. Westiniøstor Presbyterian Church. led Bug Rd., Cassetberry led.. figuiller, Springs SSVINTH.DAY ADVENTIST . " Forest Lak e Sevo.mDay Adventist church, Hwy. 434, Forest City Seventh Day Adveøtist Chvcc*, Maitland Ave Attantent, $pgs Sanford $eveestli.Day Adventist Church. Ilk £ El m Winter Springs Sevenm.Oay Adventist ch 30$ Mart Hill Seventh.DaydvontistCburch,$0l Pine St., Sanford OTHER CHURCHES Allen's A.M.E. Church, Olive I 1711,. All Faith Chapel, Cusp ShInhII.iI, Wekiva Park Rd Beardall Avenue Holiness Chapel, Biardall Ave. ChJluota Community Church ChurcholJisusChri$tofLaflerDaySaIntz,IsparkAve , I I PirstChurcheIChrist,Sc,enflsf,no,zndst Lake Monroe Chapel, Omang, Blvd., Lake Monroe Kingdom Hall of Jehova11'swi,nos Lake Monroe Unit, 1542W. Third Steses First OWN ChWCA L4 Me Living Got, Midway csrc .o; of 'W,$cienftgt,Ilam Blvd. and V0IMN SI. DOIIN. Psstst Ojon BbIo Tabotn'jcle. Lilewio,i Ave. tOt, 15111 opeosite Seminole High School) First P stecostof Church of Longwood First Pontoostal Church of Sanford Full Gospel Tabocnocle. 2134 Country Club Mt. Olive Holiness Church, Oak Hill Nd., Ostent, Sanford £liiaiico Church. $41) S. Park Ave. Sanford Bible Church. 1440 Sanford Ave. .1 SsnlerdCa.pro,ationIIaiJoh.vatis Witnesses. 1104W attiSt. Ohs Salvation Army, 741 W. Iltts $t. .1 . lolling Hills Moravia., Church, $1 434. Lanowo.d ,, Nolsimor Meravian Church, 723 Tuscawslla Rd., Winter Springs Undid Church 1 Christ. Altomonle Community Chapel. Altamonte Spring% Holy Trinity Chvrcp, Of OW in Christ. 1514 Mlngaustine Ave, T he Full G.tei Church of Out Lerd Jesus CIir,sI. Washington $ b. " canaan City St Marks Presbyterian Churck. 1131 Palm Springs Md. Altamonte Springs Ti - 1rriwi Iiw,nrr'f Series On Psalms Rev. John M. Braly, minister of the Westminster United Presbyerian Church, 2641 Red Bug Road, Casselberry, announcesa series ofll sermons on the Book of Psalms atll a.m. each Sunday. The series is designed to Inform and inspire all who are searching for courage in today's world and will cover such favorites as Psalms 1,8,23,91 and 103. winter Springs Comonwowly Evangoisc&I Congregati on&,. WInitef Springs Elementary School . _-'j . This will be Teacher Recognition Sunday at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, and members of the Church School daft will be honored at the monthly Family Day covered dish ljmcheon following the 10 a.m. service. 'Since Rev. Leroy D. Soper, Holy Cross rector, will be at a Diocese of Central Florida Clergy Conference near Avon Park May 2931, there will be no noon Eucharist Tuesday or teaching .or Eucharist on Wednesday. Deacon B.F. Whititr will lead morning prayer at Bram Towers on Thursday at 11 a.m. - • ri B rons on • 11 ' - TTT. '1 . Spea Dr. Oswald P. Bronson, president of the Bethune Cookman College in Daytona Beach, wiilbe the guest speaker for the annual Men's Day observance Sunday at 11 a.m, at the Trinity United Methodist Church, Sanford Avenue. A native of Sanford, Dr. Bronson received his BS degree from Bethune-Cookman College, his Bachelor of Gammon Divinity from Theological Seminary and his in IU a u5,,tI ..,iiIs VT liii is . IilTiI "'"' 0' v I' " '-. - II .V.7 _~ 1 1 1?9111111~ J Herald photos by Joan Madison Mrs. Owen holds Mirror For Vickie Jackson OLIIV& 1 ..__L._.p'- W ; . children," says Mrs. Murray, the mother of two children, 47 11 ..eh.... - ' .( Danny Ryan (left), Mark Stafford and ks PhD from Northwestern University. He served as a for 16 years in the pastor Florida, Georgia and Illinois Conferences of the United Methodist Church. He has served as a lecturer, teacher, director of field education, vice president and president of the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta, Ga. Bernard Mitchell is chairman and Rev. W. O'Shea Granger is pastor. A . . " . ' OSWAL) BRONSON Hayes Named Interim Pastor on the Board of Trustees of the Conference. He now serves on the executive committee of the St. John's Mission Council and the Church Development and Extension Committee of the Florida Conference of the UCC. He has been a director of the Rev. Edward H. Hayes, formerly of the Orange City Congregational Church, will take over as Interim pastor Sunday at the Deltona United Church of Christ. He will speak at the 10:30 a.m. service on the topic, "For Whom the Bell ToUs."He takes over for Rev. John R. do Sousa, who has retired as pastor. Delegates from the church are Thomas S. McDonald and Rupert Strickland. - - . Ann Coun%lls with Mrs. Murray Time To Remembe r By JOE R.JOHNSON '___ When we reinuinb t'r v.iint the Minister of fallen have (lone' Ste 1118Y Sanford Christian Church continue to 11(11(1 Oil to st tint they Psalms 88:4-5-" ! am have given u.s. We express Pastor's counted with them that go down . gratefulness and iliost of u.s Into the pit: I am as a man that want to be wt.'ll thought of Corner A---A hath no strength: Free among remembered. We It'.ii'ti the dead, like the slain that lie direction liotii %t,tICrL' wt' have in the grave, whom thou beenor what has happened. We remembere.st no more: and become watchful of efforts to they are cut off from thy hand." take things from us. What we This Memorial Day is our peace and personal happiness. remember and learn t'aii save 111th year for a grateful people it is good when mcmi remember u.s from so much waste and lost to pause, remember, and not the good in each other. effort. "cut off" those dead from all God has asked us to White many may not be SO American wars. As a nation we remember many things in the enthused to remember the have so much to remember and Bible. Remember thy Creator; fallen or the things of God it to be thankful for. Our great Remember his C0fli could be good for theni to go freedoms, heritage, privileges, mnandments; Remember the Inich and research the things and rights, made possible days of bondage; Remember that we are asked to remember. because men gave that last full Ills marvellous works; measure of devotion. Remember how short your time' See for yourself. Do not take As long as we remember, as is; Remember the words of another's stord for it. Read the long as we are willing to defend Jesus: "This do in the Lord's histories 1111(1 aCcOUntS of what our rights, as long as we are Supper) in rexnembt'rance of the fallen dit.'d for. Study their willing to help others, their me"; and much more. What struggles and sitwitions they dcatha will not be in vain. May God has asked us to remember faced in their lives. It can be great to go back to the Word of God give us many more free is good for us. lie has a purpose 1'...i f... it.... .4...i.. ..t ...i... L. IUU 'UI t he st ud y UI WIl) lie rIas emoriai Days to observe. with each of these. When we recognize that asked us to remember. To remember this and many other things can be very good obedience to lliin is the best for Don't accept what the critics for us. Memory is personal and us then we have no problem in say or ge. hung up on pet individual. No one can make serving Him. lie wants the best remarks or cliches. America you remember. Memories can for us both in this life as well as has many critics and many who be pleasant or unpleasant as the next. It is not always the would destroy rather than build you wish. We can recall good easiest but it Is the best life. We or change for the better. God things or we can dwell on bad learn many lessons froni things has many enemies. So, if there things. that happen that we don't like, is a doubt as to what is best or To remember the bad can Through it all, however, God right, go back to the,. in. make life miserable, defeated, loves us and will help us with formation and to a study of and emotionally unstable. everything we face. Remember things as they were that you Forgetting those things and to let God help you with your might fully appreciate the remembering the good, on the daily living, things as they are. Rememother hand can bring great joy, Remembering has benefits. Lx-ring it can be great. --- GUNTER Ordained Elder Rev. Scott V. Harris, associate pastor of First United Methodist Church of Sanford, will be one of 19 candidates to receive ordination as Elder in the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church Monday night when it convenes at Florida Southern College in Lakeland. First United Methodist pastor Rev. Leo F. King will be attending for the 32nd year. Heifers Prulect and traveled to Europe and South America In that capacity. He was sent in a delegation by our former Board of Foreign American Missions of the Congregational Church's to make a study of our expanding Congregational work In the Micronesian Island. Jo -. Rev. Hayes retired with his wife, Mary, two years ago to Orange City after 39 years active ministry In churches in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Florida. Scott Harris Teacher Recognition S . Memorial Service Dr. Marshall C. Deady, former moderator of the denomination's general assembly and retired senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Orlando. will sneak on "A Nation Under God" Sunday at 9 a.m. at the Covenant Presbyterian Church's annual Memorial Day service. The church is located on Highway 17-92 at LAke Mary Boulevard, Sadord. Dr. Dendy lh'vitea service personnel and veterans of the area to attend. thn firvf a.hr,r,l i, ,.fr,u.I, i,,'y,. ''UI' ' .. .. Ii IiflI .J I learn that although each is ready to begin singing from different, they are all special in their large repertoire of songs. The WedmlnsterUnitedPresbyterlan Church, 2641 Red Bug Road, Casselberry, begins a special intergeneratIonal christian Education program on Sunday, Jun 3. Called a "M.A.D. Summer," all age groups in the Church School will rped together each Sunday at 9:30 to learn how "Music, Art and Drama" are important avenues of religious expression. 'This program will continue through June. July and August. ' - -------. 'A A graduate of the University of New Hampshire( his native state) and Andover-Newton Theological School, he has served on various committees of the Connecticut Conference of the United Church of Christ, was moderator of the New London Association of Congregational Churches and A MAD Summer -it q0_. I SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -A $111101 Missionary Baptist Church, 1111W. 13th St. City Baptist Church PIaptist Church if Ostis. Fan Head Baptist Church. Oviedo n Misiionary Baptist Church. 1041 W. First SI. J .NWIhsid, Baptist Church, Chulvila Missionary Baptist Church, North NI., Enterprise Macedonia Mission Baptist Church, Oak Hill 14., Olteon Morsang Glory Baptist Church. Geneva Hwy. Mt. Moriafi Primitive BaptIst, 1111 Locust Ave.. SlUfoid Mi. Olive Misilinery Baptist Church, Sanloado Springs WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE Cd' Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - By JOAN MADISON With rhyttun instruments, they ages 9 and 10. God's eyes. Herald Correspondent Mrs. Owen takes a large happily march around the Mrs. Owen has a son who is Happiness to the 15 mentally mirror to each child, and as she room, sging ... those in majoring in special education, and physically handicapped says lovingly to each, "You are wheelchairs are pushed. It's and both women have supchildren and adults at the special. I'm glad God made part of the total program which portive husbands who help in Central Baptist Church in you," the child's face lights up involves muscle and eye-hand the program. Sanford is having a Sunday and his burden lessens. coordination, memory retenA campout is planned for the School class where they can Through repeated ex- tion, etc. class on June 1 and 2 at New learn about God and grow in pressions of love and acIt's a highly successful Port Richey. "We had a understanding of themselves. ceptance, the self-image program, but it just didn't campout last year and one boy Their 99 percent attendance changes from a negative to a happen. Mrs. Murray and Mrs. had never been away from his record attests to their en- strong positive one which Owen began preparation for the mother before, but had total thusiastic acceptance of the enables the child to relate to class three years before they faith in us," said Mrs. Murray. program. others In more satisfying ways. had their first pupil. They were "As far as being homesick, the The special education Mrs. Murray, meanwhile, inspired alter hearing a young kids trust us and love us, we're program, started in 1976 by co- works in the adjoining room man talk about the increased like second mothers to them." directors Janette Murray of with students who function on alcohol and drug addiction and Osteen and Ethelyne Owen of the eight to nine year level, and how "more and more babies The love generated through Paola, began with one 13-year- they Intently look up passages will be born with this af- the special education program has touched many lives. Three old. It Is now a well-established In their individual Bibles. She fiction." program designed to bring makes sure each child is in"The more Ethelyne and I teen-agers who became inforth the potential of the volved In the discussion which talked to each other, the more volved in helping the Sunday mentally handicapped, keeping convinced we were that our school program have decided to Matter Of in mind their limitations. church needed this ministry," seek education in special education or therapy. "Nobody can do everything. I says Mrs. Murray. Prayer Our bring this out to the kids," says During their three years of Another young person Mrs. Murray. "We tell them not training, the two women at- touched by the program was a to worry about what they can't tended conventions, visited Love Paid Off' victim of multiple physical and do, but polish the skills they can schools with special education mental handicaps, who was do. Our slogan is that the follows, so that "Christ might classes, attended meetings of totally withdrawn when he mentally handicapped are become more real in their daily the Seminole County Associaentered the program as a more normal than abnormal ... living. We try to offer Lion for Retarded Citizens, and student. the only difference is that often challenge, but not to the point of they read, and they read. They ,, I UU U never KWJW the young made an earlier attempt to the brain waves got scrambled frustration," she explains, Visual aids - flannel boards, start the program, but the time man now. He converses with somewhere along the way." others, he sings, and he smiles. While their lessons are being posters, film strips, books - was not ripe, taught, love and acceptance are are constantly used to reinforce "We waited .until God's time, 1t was a matter of prayer," constantly showered upon the the Bible teachings. and then the doors opened. it says Mrs. Murray. 'Our love "kids" as they're called. "1 call "It Is a nondenominational took us three years to prepare paid off." them 'kids' ", explains Mrs. class. We have a ministry for mentally and spiritually." And BOW the enrollment Murray. "We're all children of the community as a whole. We God. I don't care if they are don't teach doctrine of any keeps rising as parents are kind, but teach basic Bible reassured that their children older than me." On this particular Sunday in Truths on their level." That are in a program that will May, the theme is "You Are they absorb a lot and retain it is continue. "One of the ways we Special." The group evident in their interaction with minister is to allow the parents two hours of free time to (chronological age ranges from their instructor, 10 to 52) has been divided into And once they learn a song, worship or relax without worry two sections. The less advanced they don't forget it. Songfest is on Sunday, or all day when we group, which functions on a 5 to a favorite time for all. Both take the class on trips or 7 year old level, is working on a groups get together and before camping. This gives them time .ilant ,.nlIou. ,j ,w,r,In Th..0 UI yvpw. £ 11. J Fred Raffa, chairman of the Economics Deoartznent of the ,Uplverslty of Central Florida, will speak on the "Effect of the 'Central Florida Economy on the Family" Sunday at the 7:30 .nkflMenI5 Breakfast in the fcllowahlp4iall of Community.. United Methodist Church, Casselberry. ,W,lIU,wbWI.w 1•- )i;" - 10 Joint Assembly On TV STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo. Florida The 23rd Anniversary of the Ladles Association Club will be observed Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Participating in the musical program will be guests groups from Oviedo, Altamonte Springs and Sanford. "Miss Ladies Association" will be crowned for 1979. Mrs. Mattie Holt is president and Rev. C. D. Lazier, pastor. Order Of St. Luke WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice' And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. New Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Canann, will observe its annual Women's Day, Sunday at the 11 a.m. service with Mrs. James E.C. Perry of Sanford as guest speaker. At 3 p.m., there will be a Church Church Women's panel discussion. Mrs. Lenora Mobley is chairman and Rev. M.H. Burke, pastor. - isv. DSIIiII Csel04. MasC. Pastor Nursery Plow$d.dforailleqvlc.s MYFlndAOttiSun. Eve. Worsh ip iotA 3rd Sun W.dnnAa. A&a.slna rasa. - • - Annual Women 's Day cunumi r OMAvAkd$t. IeV.VirgIILBryaat, Pastor 6:31p.m. Tuesday Bible Study CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Driv,.$vnlandistatss Rsv.Ash31nAlmand Past., SundayScfiool 1:41a.m. But I hav&t yet commenced. My most important beginning hasn't begun. ________ WsV*pIvlCgs #Ui I Wednesday at the First Baptist Church of Deltona. Spanish will be conducted by Rev. Jose Molina at 7 p.m. in the church annex and a teen prayer meeting and Bible study is at 7 th the Education Building. services . . Stone, missionary to Peru, will be guest speaker at the regular 7p.m. mid-week prayer meeting and Bible study FIRST PRHSYTIIIAN CHURCH ST.LUKI'SLUTHE!ANCHURCH SR. 424 A Red lug Rd. Ovleds ($layla) Rev. John J. Kvdssrlk Pastor Sunday SClle.I ' ' 1:11 ant. , Ephesians 4:17-32 Saturd av I Thessalonians 4:1-18 . ---TW.rn ___________________________________________ 'ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. 'tl' Howard H. Hodges and Staff Missionary To Speak Ladies Association Anniversary '. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH e Mary Blvd. Pas Morning Worship and Nursery 1:000.M. Sunday School 11:15a.m. Nursery Provided Thursday II Corinthians 41-18 I'll I'll need what they call character! And a sense of values! I'll need ethical principles, moral standards. A deep awareness of the meaning of duty, of honesty, of integrity. And on the way all of these I'll need to discover Faith by which to live 6:00 P.M. Family Night Service First Baptist Church of Deltona will hold a roller skating party for the church family Monday leaving the church by bus at 6 p.m. and returning at 10 p.m. - ,I nu Wednesday I Corinthians 15:35-58 Sure, one of these days I'll be marching out in cap and gown with a di in my hand to take my place in that world of ours. Lots of things lii be needing then besides a degree . . . CHURCH OF GOD solw.2*ndStreet Morning Worship 7:30p.m. Presbyterian GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH Orlando Dr. 17.12 (Lutheran Church in America) Nov. Ralph I.Luman Pastor Worship 10:008.m. Sunday Romans 1:1-17 ql Church Of God 1: 10 P.M. 7:30p.m. libleStudy 7:30p.m. sio Rev.D.K. Gunter ' .. Young People Thursday Evening Kindergarten and Nursery CHURCH OF CHRIST 1113 Park Avenue Prod Baker Evangalis Bills Study 10:00 a.m. M5115$ngWrthip, 1l:eS,a.,. 'ivinlng$ervlc.'' otC0gM$.i' U Ladies Bible Class, 10:10a.m. Tuesda y Wednesday Bible Class 7:30p.m. RAVENNA PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 2743 Country Club Road Philip J. Fisher Poster 1:41a.m. SundaySdiool 11:10 a. m. Mkrfling Worship 4:11p.m. ChurchTralnini 7:30 P.M. rv.nin, Worship FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP SANFORD 1. 14th St. and Magnolia Ave. Ronald Ral*ardt Minister Morning Worship 10:008.m. Worship 7:00p.m. Tuesday Evening LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REEDEMER 212$ Oak Ave. "The Luth eran Hour" and TV "This Is The Life" Rev. Elmer A. Res.scher Pastor SundaySctiool 1:158.m. Worship Service 11:30a.m. Church Of Christ PALMETtO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 Palmetto Ave. Rev. Raymond Crocker Pastor Sunday School 0:45 am. Morning Worship 11:01a.m. EvangelIstic%orv)c A:10pjp. Wed Prayerl Bible $tuibj Y,SOp.m. Independent Missionary I, Lutheran except Wed. A Sat. noon Islp,m. Tole. I". 2424 7:30 p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 141 Orange Street . Rev. E. Ruth Grant Longwood Sunday School 10:00a.in. Morning Worship 11:00 am. Sunday Evening 7:30p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:30p.m. ConqverorsMeelingSunday 4:30p.m. Evening Venus Street Sunday Service r. . WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary Sunday School 10:00a.m. Worship 10:00a.m. Nov. Rot.erl Burns Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DELTONA Ilkcam Boulevard and Su" School Wednesday Restlmony Meeting Reading Room daily 10:00a.m. 10:00 a.m. Congregational Christian Science 11:00 a.m. •:wp rn Pentecostal 10:00a.m. Evangelical SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. a Grant St. I Southern) Rev. James W. Hammock Pastor Sunday School t:45 am. 1:00a .m. 5kating Party Rev. David Christian Worship Service Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed. Pasts, Rector The Nov. Leroy O. Sow Holy Communion HolyCommunion Church School Holy Communion The combined Youth Church choirs of the First Baptist Church, Sanford, will present "Celebration", music for !éstival choir, in the 7 p.m. service, Sunday. The choirs are under the direction of Larry Stracener, and will be ac cämpanied by Robin Hodges. Scripture narration will be done by the pastor, Dr. Jay T. Cosmato. The work is arranged by Ronn Huff and contains music of all types from the "sacred harp" to the new gospel sound, as well as improvisations on numbers such as "This Little Light of Mine." Also included is a medley which calls for congregation participation. 10:30a.m. 7:00 p.m. Evange)is Service 7:00p.m. MidWeek Service(Wed.) Nursery Provided for all Services I HOLY CROSS FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1047S. Sanford Ave. Rev. Hugh W. Pain Minister Sunday School 1:41 am. Morning Worship ll:00a.m. Wed. Service 7:30pri Phone 121 0910 Brother Joe Johnson Sunday School . ____________- _________ Happiness Is...Sunday School By Baratlst Choirs 9:41 a.m. Miming WorshIp Youth our Episcopal "TraditIonal Latin Mass" Sunday Confession 4:3$.5:30p.m. Rosary 4:43.1:41p.m. Mass 1:004:00 p.m. LAKE MARY BAPTISUAISSION $30 Lakeview, Lake Mary Pastor Rev Jim Hughn5 0:45 am. Sunday School 11:00a.m. 'WosihipService Evening Worship 7:30p.m. 7:30p.m. Wed. Prayer S.rv, Nursery Provided FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 11:00 a.m. 23*1 Sanford Ave. J.lwlJ.Hlnton Quality Inn North 14 and SR 434 S ' t:30 0. In. 10:30.11 am. Svnday Schism OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL Sponwsd by ORCM .JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1031 West First Street B.ltanton Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Service 11:00a.m. evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wldpesday Service 7:30p.m. Old Truths to, a New Day Nazarene Pastor Sunday School Fellowship Morning Worship OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE Orthodox Catholic Church holding services In The Peace Chapel ef Holy Cress Episcopal Church Itti IS Magnolia Traditional Latin Mass Sun. 17:30 Rory Walk In the Park followed by Ien.djctloll Wed. of 7:00p.m. Confession before Mass or by appt. Priest, Father Dimas Mackb n2.,477 7:30 p . 0:00 pin Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. Tues. Official Board Meet 3401 S. Park Ave. Nov. Edm.ndL.Weber 11:000m. 0:00 p M. Morning Worship Evening Worship CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH - __ - ___ - - - - - .- ___ - 'Celebration Presented Brea ____ Special Ed Class Br*iefly Pastor 1:30 £ 11am. tiia' ris . Baptist . - in MECH __ ___ ___ 700pm. We& Prayer S*rvlco RELIGION -.... -_ .. Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 27, 1979-SB 7:30 p m. 0:30 p :45 a m IlOga rn Church Training Evening Worship Wednesday Evening Prayer Service ---.. - - - Prayer Serv. Fr5$ WedneSday Fellowship Supper Catholic Morning Worship . I 7:00p"". Wed. Bible Study I. :•: imam ..w....q, ... Pastor Assoc. Pastor in FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car 27th and Elm Rev, E Don Coy asselberry Rev. Arthur Padgett Now. Walter Reid :: . _________ :::: Goi! Assembly Of THE HOPE OF-OUR COMMUNITY jr A Saturday St.ic S.*bbith School VQorihup Service Wednesday Night Prayer Service C ::: ::: TO SPEAK State Treasurer and Insurance Commisioner Bill Gunter will be guest speaker at a dinner meeting of The Orlando District United Methodist Men, Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Asbury United Methodist Church, Maltland. Reservations may be made by calling 6445222 by Monday. - Armstrong Joins All Souls Staff - Rev. William Ennis, pastor of etcvorcnng to Father i'..muus, All Souls Catholic Church, Armstrong will begin a announced here this week the teaching series about the addition of Raymond A. beliefs and practices of the Armstrong to the staff in the Catholic Lliurch on Wednesday, area of adult education. June 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Armstrong, who has served social hail. Entitled, "What's he in various capacities in the Catholic Church all about?" the Catholic Church for the past is years, has lived in Maitland series will present an overview with his wife Regina, and seven of essential Catholic teachings. children for the past 20 years. "Many persons have i medieval w of the Catholic He received his bachelor's Church," said, Armstrong, degree from Fordhani adding that "unclear notions University, New York and was often generate bad feelings amid awarded a master's degree in do a dfsservkc to the cause of applied theology by the religion as a tthule and the Graduate Theological Union, Gospel of Jesus Christ in Berkeley, Calif. particular." . ' .' .., ' -. - ' - ..• .. - :, . - - :, ' , - 1 ' 1 - ~. .., . . h , . - 1 I{:i tnnnd 'riittronui �BLON DIE I 65—Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. - Sunday, May 27, 1979 by Chic Young 'V. ACROSS 47 Arrival-time Answer to Previous Puzzle guess (abbr) 0 P4'tJo' I Noun suffix 48OoctrineIAjFIL IOINIEIS I IPlOIKEI 0 EtAILI 4 Esaus country 5 Freakish lTb0tM I DI 0 IIN 1 FI 8 Home of Eve 53 Unusually IEI! RI!J1 ! 4tJ 12 And not 57 Fatimas By BERNICE BEDE OSOL AITI (N10 T 13 Verdi opera husband ti T i 14 Math term 60 Debtors note to 0 a iiF 1111110 I oii 15 Depression InJ.61a$eba,l piitil IL ° For Sunday, May 27, 1979 IIL1o:J tials events A YI!M_I!iL!! 16 Return to NIAIPTIO T 62 River in office 18 SICIAIRI Tuscany Concentrate in areas needing 18 One of the YOUR BIRTHDAY iofti SIIDlE lAIR — A 8 S 63 Zero 1 i welve fresh thoughts. lOj LjI Rf (IV' May 27, 1979 64 Leak out 'RI I LI £ 20 Acorn ______ T I E j N NJ 1(1 NI I to TIAI p1 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) With the development of 65 Jack Sprats 21 Cover with Two rewarding situations could meat many new Interests, this 17 Ideal gas 38 Both turf 66 Compass condition 40 Grain for coming year will be an ex- arise today from your In. 22 Cheese state point (abbr.) whiskey (abbr,) tremely active one for you. volvements with others. You 19 Be in debt 43 Severe 24 Suitable However, don't forget to should have time to take adDOWN 23 Female saint experience 26 Eastern complete projects before taking vantage of both. (abbr.) 44 Woeful 30 State (Fr) 1 Hostels SAGITTARIUS i Nov. 23-Dec. on new ones, or nothing fruitful 25 Aromatic 46 Commit theft 34 Author 2 Fern features beverage 48 Nigerian Fleming will be gained. 21) You'll have no trouble 3 London trolley 26 Petroleum tribesmen 35 Deutschland GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) finding several solutions to any Profit derivatives 49 Turn about (abbr) Make plans to indulge in a lot of issue you face today, but you 5 Stamping 27 Postponement 50 Softening 36 Go on foot different kinds of activities might have a problem deciding device 28 Information 37 Picks up device 6 Scandinavian today. You'll be restless and which one to use. Don't hesitate (abbr.) 39 One of the 52 Take a chance god Gershwins 29 Waterless 54 Sup could get bored easily if you so long that it's too late to do 7 Instruction 41 Yale man 31 Sequoia 55 Superman's don't have variety. Learn more anything. book 42 Winter white 32 legal aid girl CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. about yourself by sending for 8 Superlative stuff group (abbr.) 56 Christmas 19) A fine day to tackle projects your. new Astro-Graph Letter suffix 43 Ancient 33 In such a 58 Sixth sense traveller 9 Day (Sp) which begins with your bir- that have been waiting manner (abbr,) 45 Gridder 10 Within (pref.) 36 Prehistoric ele 59 Genetic thday. Mail $1 for each and a patiently for you. You do things Jimmy _. Ii Privation phant material self-addressed envelope to so efficiently, chances are HOROSCOPE III R IF BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker WIIATAVA WATCH TON UUMNINY II C. HE ROCKF NNY ROCZ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom r HorA ARROW wj1-oTh AIR... MSSP I S I 3 I I 1 4 I S ARCHIE by Bob Montana OR THE hVTDOSS MEN mom BONN no ENO EMEMEMOME BENUE RON ENOl HER mom_ 111111HOMMUM gogo I RON R mom mom MENliI BOEHM RUN momI Jill NommumllI OEM HEMOMMElmom Jill Jill Jill ammoloom 000 Am R 120012 FROM L06GIPJG TV MEN you'l complete a couple of _, ______ major ones. Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, fl_12_ n!k_. flA_&t__ fltILUUIS. nan £thUiO t..ILy aIion, ['dl. Be sure to specify birth sign. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your recall is excellent today and can be used as a very effective tool in getting your points across without offending anyone. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Divide your time equally between two close friends who are each bidding for your attention today. This way, no one's feelings will get hurt. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are much In demand today and might find yourself jumping from one gathering to another. Better keep your roller skates handy. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Things will be buzzing around your house today. Get organized early so you'll be able to keep pace with all the activity. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you are flexible and prepared to change tactics at a moment's notice, something that's personally important can be achieved today. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Unending good ideas will pour out of you today so easily that you may forget half of them unless you write them down. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Getting together with friends of long standing and catching up on a lot of small talk will make this a very pleasant day for you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This is a good day to re. evaluate your assets and perhaps even put the budget in order. Your organizational abilities are excellent. ____________ _____ KIT "Weight Control, Real Estate Investments, Adverbs. ifl9 — EVENING 6:00 (J A BETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE CHURCH SERVICE 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC 6:30 (1) 0 CBS NEWS NEWS 7:00 7:00 THE GONG SHOW 9) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER HEE HAW Guests: Don Williams, The Kendatls, Tennessee Ernie Ford. LAWRENCE WELK (12)HEEHAW ED SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 7:30 ('12J 25 COMPANY tankerous merchant is herself (F8UNDAYSCHOOL FORUM O THE LAW AND YOU U VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIlION (12) JERRY FALWELL (3Hrs) (0 WASHINGTON WEEK THE MUPPETS Guest: 8:00 112) CHIPS Two high school buddies of PoncWs cause havoc when' they try to relive their hot-rodding days. (R) (4) 0 BAD NEWS BEARS A manda and the rest of the Bears arrange a romantic candlelight dinner to rekindle a romance between her mother and Coach Buttermaker, O LOVE BOAT "A Good And Faithful Servant" John Mills, Celeste Holm; 'The Secret Life Of Burl Smith" Hayley Mills; "lug Of War" Juliet Mills. David Hedison; "The Designated Lover" Reggie Jackson. (R) 8:30 @DOA BOY NAMED CHAR. LIE BROWN To the surprise of the Peanuts gang, Charlie Brown wins a school Spelling bee and is entered in a national competition. (B) () SUNDAY MASS (F MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 CD OUTLOOK (11)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 FANGFACE (12) ORAL ROBERTS GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- LEE 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 'A Night In t1 MOVIE Casablanca" 1(1946) Marx Brothers, Lois Collier . Several men cause pandemonium in Casablanca 11 112 Hrs) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (H) For Monday, May 28, 1979 WIN E&& MEEK BRIDGE AT ty decide to run an illegal gem- YOUR BIRTHDAY Suprisingly, things work out May 28, 1979 beautifully. There are many changes SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) ahead for you this coming year Be sure that your plans protect that will make you very happy. those who are involved with However, you may have to you, as well as yourself today. eliminate wasteful conditions, An unselfish attitude is to make way for the new. necessary for success. by Howie Schneider rr4E.js-rHE 1 OPP 8C i 1 w4Iu d SCILLA'S POP VM L'ii ir.i AMIN 4.. A. 4' BUNNY - I IIIIIJII , So far so good. He was using II correct technique because NORTH 10754 had he led dummy's 10 spot IV A Q 10 and East held the singleton 1108 king, he would have set up A 102 the nine in the West hand. Back to dummy again and WEST EAST the five of spades was led to K ae 2 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. his jack. West showed out IV 854 9732 Concentrate on facts and not on 21) Today is pay day #98542 and there was no way left for • 3 wishful thinking in handling someone you went out on the 7853 South to pick up the four • K 94 your resources today and you'll limb for recently. Things work spade hicks he needed for SOUTH e slam, discover several avenues for out so well you'll be happy you AQJ8 It was also bad technique. gain that you hadn't thought of. helped this person out. VKJ6 The lead of the 10 of spades • AKQ Your new Astro.Graph starting at this point in time would QJ8 with your birthday offers many 19CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. have been a sure winner ) Your diplomacy with new facts about you. Get yours Vulnerable: Neither unless West had held back someone you care a great deal a Dealer: South by mailing $1 for each to Astro- out is the reason the relationthe king of spades the first Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City ship is doing so well. Keep up West North Ead South time. However, In the slam was doomed from Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to the good work. ;NT Pau Pan the start. Paso 6 specify lirth sign. Pass AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may have to work a little You are the one who Is In the harder than you planned to in Opening lead: •4 Ask mcb position to make amends to a order to get something you friend with whom you recently want badly. It'll be worth the had a problem. Be the one who effect. A Virginia reader asks what is meant by a "nothing apologizes. play." PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today Your personality Is charged Today's article describes Ø( can play an important role one. When South failed to with charm and enthusiasm By Oswald Jacoby lead the 10 from dummy the in helping another get today. Even those who have and Al" Skmitag second time he led spades, something he or she needs. never noticed you before will be he had made a play that Don't hesitate to go to bat for extremely complimentary. A really good player could hurt him but could not this person. knows the correct way to help . ARIES(March 21-April 19) play all card combina . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You may have to take a more (NEWSPAPER *uzt All else being equal, hi Act positively on your in. active role in helping someone knows that while correct novative ideas today, and even who means a great deal to you, (Do you have a question for technique doesn't always the experts? Write "Ask the those hard to convince will one who might be afraid to win it sure pays off lit Experts," care , this follow you. Hesitation on your attempt something alone. long run. per. Individual questions will part will produce the opposite South lost the club finesse be answered if accompanied TAURUS (April 20-May 20) effect, at trick two. Back In his by Someone with whom you stamped, sell-addressed hand with a second diamond envelopes. The most interestLIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) normally have a tough time' he entered dummy with a Ing questions will be used In Even if you have doubts con- getting along will readily heart, led the four of spades this column and will receive cernlng a shared goal, strive respond to what you say today. and finessed with his queen. copies 0IJACOBY MODERN.) diligently toward It. Get in touch with this person. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST I' LL. MAKE SURE l.O.dlS DOESN' T (VE US THE SLIP WHILE ROME CHECKS OUT - IlLS FIPIERPRINTS by Bob Thaves T1' W'1/E.WWE E CULT SPOKEN WlP4PO,'! i ; i 4Lh4Rre5,LL UVE ID REGRET ;a 4 by Stan Lee and John Romita IANP, AT rTgI5 IS ROBERTSON! Ifl1EPA,y 1HOW ABOUT THOSE 1 [LE'.. PRINTS I'VE NEVER 6N YOU LI KE THIS I bling casino in the back of BJ's truck (R) 9:30 "The (43 0 CBS MOVIE Lords Of Flatbush" (1974) Perry King, Sylvester Stallone. Four high school toughs living in Brooklyn in the late 1950s face conflicts with girls and school problems while trying to maintain their image as kings of the street. O FANTASY ISLAND A movie fn (Don Knolls) who wants to boa casting director; a woman (Florence Henderson) being victimized by a curse, and a would-be nun (Lisa Hartman) visit Fantasy Island. (B) 10:00 ('1) (12) THE BUFFALO SOL DIERS A black cavalry troop draws the assignment of track- ing down a band of Comanches who are holding a group of white people hostage. 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M.WEA THER 11:30 2' NBC LA TE MOVIE 'Sword Of Justice (1978) Dack 1:30 4 0 AS THE WORL') TURNS 9:55 6:30 11:15 4'CBSNEWS Three beautiful women posing as the Angels pull oIl a series of crimes (B) 8:25 2 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA i NEWS 4 UPBEAT 4 KUTANA John Prime RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 9:00 2 4 DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 12 DINAHI ED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING •2POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) 2' PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) 2" NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 2 THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 10:30 ED SNEAK PREVIEW Roger 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED STUDIO SEE 8:30 2 12 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI CA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 6:25 crippled England Coincidence 8:00 EARLY DAY - i LIVE Host: Buck Henry. Guest: 9D FACE THE NATION Belle Midler. ED TURNABOUT "Early @1) MOVIE "Wait Until Dark" Warning" Gerri Lange inter. (C) (1967) Audrey Hepburn. views a former mastectomy Alan Arkin, A blind woman , patient and Dr. Robert outwits a trio of would-be Schweitzer. and profiles the heroin thieves, (2 Hrs.) Mario Mastectomy Services. 0 MOVIE "Reflections In A (A) Golden Eye" (C) (1967) Elizabeth Taylor. Marlon Brando, AFTERNOON While his wife romances a lel. low officer, an Army officer becomes attracted to one of 12:00 the men in his command. (2 J MOVIE "His Majesty (41 0 MOVIE "The Bells Of ,St. Mary's" (81W) (1945) Ring Crosby, Ingrid Bergman. A priest and a Mother Superior rebuild a parochial school after persuading a skinflint to donate land and a building to their cause, (2 Hrs. 25 Mins.) 8:00 12 4 MIDDAY ________________________ ___ kitchen. (A) 11:30 (2) (121 SATURDAY NIGHT Same - day coverage aI this famed auto race from the mdi. anapolis Motor Speedway. Jim McKay and Jackie Stewart comment on the action 12:30 7 NEWS 4 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOF(' ROW U RYAN'S HOPE 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 2 i2 DAYS OF OUR LIVES "Toward Human Architecture Animated sequences, archival 0 FAMILY LIFE 'widows And Widowers: Living When You're Left Behind" BAPTIST 0 (12) FIRST CHURCH EDOUE PA8A, U.S.A.? 'One Saturday Afternoon" Adele bolts three locks on the front door to thwart a robbery while the thief breaks in through the 5:53 !2 PTL CLUB 4 THE YOUNG AND 1HZ RESTLESS 0 i NEWS EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 8:00 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 0 INDIANAPOLIS "500 Marie and the entire Osmnnd family present a behind the scenes look at the making of their variety show music by Ravel: the Andante ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 9:30 9:00 BJ AND THE BEAR A fI2J group of college students trying to raise money for chari. . 4- 1 0 60 MINUTES 0 THE OSMONDS 7:25 2 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12 NEWS 7:30 2 '12 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA youth accused of murder who risks his life to help five kid. () NASHVILLE MUSIC 0 MOVIE "The Misfits 8:30 suffered injustice because of his handic a ps, is dramatized ii.l Yank.,,',. children escape from their Confederate captors )R) 2:00 (B/W)(1961) Clark Gable. Marityn Monroe A young divorcee fights against the cruelty used in the roundup of wild horses 12 1/2 Hrs.) ED GREAT PERFORMANCES "Dance In America Choreog. raphy By Balanchine. Part I" Edward VilleIla introduces a program featuring Tzigann. Of The Rhea" The ostrich-like rhea is seen on his walk across the pampas 7:00 the board, ENI Corporation (B) 0(12)REXHUMBARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE ED SESAME STREET (R) of Donald Lang LeVar Burton). it deal. mute and illiterate black 12' WORLD OF DISNEY The Million Dollar Dixie Deliverance A Union prisoner Live coverage of an NBA championship game learns and location to be announced 0 WORLD OF THE SEA ED WALL STREET WEEK '0? And Gas Tax Shelters" Guest Victor 0 Alhadeff, chairman of VOICE OF VICTORY 0 30 MINUTES 4 0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) ., FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) OGOOD MORNING AMERICA ED SESAME STREET MORNING The true story 0 DUMMY o WILD KINGDOM "Re,alm OUTDOORS (F 0 NBA BASKETBALL (41) OF WOMEN AND MEN 1 ol 2) CBS NEWS L 8:00 Pearl Bailey. 6:30 I 2, FLORIDA'S WATCHING 1:30 7:30 CANDID CAMERA 6:00 0 0 t2 NEWS THE ADVOCATES Should We Impose Wage And Price Controls" REVIEW (R) A.M.E. HOUR (F SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 9:00 2 1 THE BEST PLACE TO BE (Premier.') Sheila Callahan (Donna Reed) ,a middle-aged widow trying to put her life back together, becomes involved in a love affair with a younger man (John Phillip Law) itrd with the problems of her two rebellious teenagers (Part EVENING IN committed by a vampire 0 JUKEBOX Guests Be flop Dc Lux. Alvin Stardust, Sutherland Brothers Quiver, Rod Stewart -12 AFTER HOURS 1200 0 VAUDEVILLE Cab Callo. way influences the wrong person (RI F-TROOP MOVIE "Hello, Dolly" (C) (1970) Barbra Streisand, Watter Malt hau An irrepressible matchmaker decides that the most suitable spouse for a can MOVIE MACHINE a AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (112) AFTER HOURS — 5:30 12:30 MEET THE PRESS (3 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS ED HOY EH LA LEGISLATtJRA 1:00 J RACERS 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 DISCUSSION '79 MORNING 8:00 (4) 0 NEWS ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Lillie' Mr. Jersey" Fascinated by Squire Ablngton's arrocance and wealth. Lithe ignores her friend's advice that he is dangerous (R) c Sunday May 27 1979—?14 HIGHLIGHTS — T I I! Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IS , WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lee Road Mon. thri, Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. - �eD-tvefllng rterauo, santora, ti. Sunday, May 27, Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 18-}lp Wanted - CLASSIFIED ADS INVITATIONTOBID LEGALAD LEGALAD TheHousingAuthorityoftheCi?y BOARD OF COUNTY COM. !SOARD OF COUNTY cOM. of Sanford, Florida will receive bids MISSIONERS MSSIONERS for modernization and additions to THE COUUTY OF SEMINOLE THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Scaiedbidsfor the construction of Cf.STLE BREWER COURt FLA. Scaled hids for lhe construction f 16.1, an Agricultural Building and COWAN MOUGHTON en Emergency Operations Center 4 TERRACE FLA., tii 2:00---..'ttrnate Multi Purpc5e BuU4lej. Icar the Seminole County Depart for Seminole County, Department of PM., on the 12th day of June 1979, at Ptent of Public Safely will be County Development, will be the Administration Building, Castle received at the office of the Pur received at the office of the Pur. BrewerCourtWet10thSt., Sanford, 'ctiasng Agent, Room 417, Seminole chasing Agent, Room 417, Seminole Florida at which time and place all County Courthouse, Sanford, bids will be publicly opened and County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida 37771, until 2:00 P.M., June Florida 37771, until 2:00 P.M. June read aloud. 6. 1979. at which date and tome bids 25, 1979, at which date and time bids Proposed forms c' contract yill be publicly orwned and read will be publicly opened and read in fl documents, including plans and Room 117, Seminole County Cour Room 117, Seminole County Cour. specifications are on tile at the Jhouse. Sanford, Fl. 32771. thouse, Sanford, Fl. 32771. off Iceof the Housing Authorityof the Alt work shall be ira accord With All work shall be in accord with City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. ,pecifications plans, available in the .inistration specificationsplans, availablein fhe Building, Castle pff ice of the Architect, Architects office of the Architect, Architects Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida and Design Group of Florida, Inc., 333 Qesagn Group of Florida, Inc., 333 the office of the Architects', Gut. iorth Knowles Ave., Winter Park, North Knowles Ave., Winter Park, mann, Dragash-Associates, Ar. tL. 32789. Deposit of Fifty Dollars 39D$ot0tFiflY00Uat' chitects, Planners Inc., Sanford ma will h ,r.ni,lr.,4 On, ,'k "'wl Will UI riuirru lur aLn ...." Atlantic Bank BuIlding, Suite 400, set P.O. Drawer 938, Sanford, Florida. Each bid must be accompanied Each bid must be accompanied Copies of the documents may be either by a cashier's check upon an obtained by depositing $25.00 with either by a cashier's check upon an incorporated bank or trust corn incorPorated bank or trust com the Architect for each set of pany, or a Bid Bond with corporate pany, or a Bid Bond with corporate documents so obtained. Such df)Osit surety satisfactory to Seminole wall be refunded to each person surety satisfactory to Seminole County, for not less than five percent returns the plans, specifications and County, for not less than five percent aS percent) of the amount of bid. The other documents in good condition (5 percent) of the amount of bid. The County will accept only such surety within 10 days after bid opening. County will accept only such surety oinpany or companies as are company or companies as are A certified check or bank draft, authorized to write bonds of Such authorized to write bonds of Such payable to the Housing Authority of character and amount character and amount under the under the the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. laws of the State of Florida and only Government Bonds, or a satislac. laws of the State of Florida and only those companies on the those companies on the U.S. U.S. tory bid bond uted by the bid. Treasury Deoartment Aooroved --- -------------------Treasury Denartment Annrnv.d - - -- oers ana accepaoie sureiies in an -' -. .. LiSt List. amount equal to 5 percent of the bid Davis Bsacon Act will apply to Davis Bacon Act will apply to this shall be submitted with each bid. project. The successful bidder will this project. The successful bidder The successful bidder will be will be required to comply with be required to comply with ap required to furnish and pay for pllcablo' federal applicable federal laws and laws and satisfactory performance and regulations including provisions for regulations including provisions for payment bond or bonds. equal employment opportunity and equal employment opportunity and Attention is called to the Bid Form certification of nonsegregated certification of nonsegregated requiringa BaseBidand Unit Price faciiitie. facilities. Bids. Each bidder is required to bid Attention of bidders is par. Attention of bidders is par- onthe Base Bid and each Unit Price. ticularly called to Ihe requirements ticularly called to the requirements Attention is called to the as to conditions of employment to be as to conditions of employment to be provisions for equal employment observed and minimum wage rates observed and minimum wage rates opportunity, and payment of not less to be paid under thb contract. to be paid under the contract. than the minimum salaries and Bidders prequalificatlon standards Bidders pre qualification standards wages as set forth in the will apply. Standards are included in will apply. Standards are included in specifications must be paid on this bid documents. bid documents. project This project is to be financed in This project is to be financed in All bidders are hereby notified part by a Grant from the Federal part by a Grant from the Federal that they must affirmatively ensure Go'vernment. Bidders must comply Government. Bidders must comply that in any contract entered into with the President's Executive with the President's Executive 11246 and No. 11375 pursuant to this advertisement, Orders No. 11216 and No. 11375 Orders No. Business Enterprises will which prohibit discrimination in which prohibit discrimination in Minority be afforded full opportunity to employment fegarding race, creed, cmploymcnt regarding race, creed, sbmitbidsassubcontractors,oras color, sexornationelorigin; Title VI color, sex or national origin; Title VI supplIers of materials, or services; of the Civil Rights Act of 1944; the of the Civil Riahts Act of 1964; the Seminole Orlwdo - Winter Perk 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 time ...............43c a line 3consecilvetImes . . . . 3$c a line 7coflsculive times .....35c a line U('II IO I 8:00 AM. - S:t0 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon DEADLINES Noon The Do.j Before PublicQtion Sund - Noon FridQ I ______________________________ 18-Help Wanted 4-PersOflalS ________________________________ -_______________________________ Experienced janitor, must use buUing machine, $3 hr. See John Moore at Zayre Store, Sanford, 8 am. to 10 am; No Calls. Lonely? We listen. Have a prottern? We listen. Mad or frustrated? We listen. Do you need someone to Listen to you, or lust need to talk. TalkIng to someone helps 8. we listen. For details send your name & phone number to "Friends Listen", p.o. Box 125, Cassejberry, Fl. 33707. Hair Stylist Experience Necessary 322.8711 BORTION SERVICES. Complaint Taker- Salary $141.20$200.00 weekly. Graduation from high school. Ability to type 35 wpm. Seriinoie County Court House. Personnel by June 1. An Equal Oppertunity Employer M. F. 1st Trimester abortion-S100; Gyn Clinic-$20; Pregnancy test; male sterilization; free coun SeliflO. Professional care, supportive atmosphere, con fidential. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION Nurses aides. Full & part time Exper. nec. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. Secretary.Bookkeeper for small service agency. Double entry bookkeping, typing & com munications skills required. Experienced with senior cilizens desirable. 831.4211. 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando 098.0921 Toll Free 1.800.221.2561 ____________________________ _____________________________ CAIINON REST HOME Complete care for elderly per-son. Private or semiprivate room. Good food. 171 Dolores Dr., Altamonte Springs. 831-1118. Instrument technician salary $160 week, experience in surveying and graduation from a standard high school including or supplemented by courses in - ma lSA1.OHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For familiesor friendsof in useof surveying instruments. Seminole County Court House Personnel by May 30. An Equal Opportunity Employer M.F. Manpower Manager, Salary 5)5,375 annually. Graduation from an accredited college or university with 4 years of progressively responsible ex penance in federal grants planning, employment and training programs, personnel, business administration or manpower programs 2 years of which must have been in a supervisory capacity or an equivalent combination of training and experience. Seminole County Court House, Personnel by June f. An Equal Opportunity Employer M.F. - Typist secretary, Part time, . perienced 60 wpm, small office in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 hr. 323.6300. cars THE HOUSING AUTHORITY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, COUNTY, FLORIDA. REZONING THE HEREINAFTER CIVIL ACTION NO, 799O2-CA.13.K DESCRIBED LANDS LOCATED MAURICE LIEBERMAN and OM MOSS ROAD IN THE CITY OF ROSE LIEBERMAN, his wife; 5 year olds ONLY, this fall. Best Unique Kindergarten for CITY OF SANFORD, Ihe City Councilof the City of Winter FLORIDA Springs, Florida, that saId City Thomas Wilson Executive Director Council will hold a public hearing at the City of Winter Springs Corn- Publish: May 15, 17.20,23 21,23 munity Building, on Tuesday, June June 3, 6, 10, 1979 DE.I-49 17,' 1979, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL art Ordinance entitled as follows: - Publish: May 27, 1919 DEJ-125 _________________________ ____________________________ LET'S BE HNEST if you weren't looking for a now career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andjfweweren'f looking for someone to do a lob this ad - wouldn't bhere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-SO0-432-$103 anytime for recorded message. educational opportunity In this area. 322.6645. - IN T'$E CIRCUIT COURT FOR Enroll now-school age chIldrenSEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA for summer fun-arts, crafts, PRORATE DIVISION -4 field trips. 3230131. FIle Number 79-101-CF ChildCareinmyhome, Longwood. Division Lake Mary area, $25 wk. IN RE: ESTATE OF $345770 MELVIN BEAMON Deceased NOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING LPN, Full time& part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. STOP AND THINK A MINUrE. . .lF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. . Special Summer program for 6-12 yrs. old inciudin weekly swImming, skating, & movies. 3 6645 SANFORD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER ' WINTER SPIRNGS, SEMINOLE and JEROME SWIMMER and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SHIRLEY SWIMMER, his wite, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL COUNTY, FLORIDA: OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Begin at a point on the East R.W ________________________ PlaintIffs, IN THE ESTATIa _____________________________ ' line of Moss Road, according to the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED plat of North Orlando, Second Ad. 11ItflfriiCtkins that the administration of the sslate Oltion, as recorded In Plat Bock %7, J.F. GRANT, et oi., __________________________ of Melvin Beamon, deceased, FIle pages 5$, 56 and 57 of the Public Defendants. Nurnber79.1S1-CP. spending Inthe Records of Seminole County, Needlepoint Instruction NOTICE OF ACTION CIrcuit Court for Seminole County, FlorIda, said point being 444% Florida, Probate DivIsIon, the aa. Creative Expressions 323.1112 northofthesoutheasfcornefofsaid TO: .I.F. GRANT, residence dress of whIch Is Seminole County _____________________________ plat and 1605.90 feet south of the unknown, if alive, hIs unknown spouse if married, and if dead, his Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The intersection of the East R.W line 11.A-Arts& Crafts personal representative of the said Moss Road with the centerline respective unknown heirs, devlsees, of Longwood-Ovledo Road, thence legatees and grantees, and any and estate is Sandra Beamon, whose address Is 432 Salem Street, ruThouthalong said east R.Wlineof all persons having or claiming any At complete Craft 1. Hobb Mats Road extended South a right, title or Interest in and to the Altamonte Springs, Florida. The Supply In Central Florida. run following described land in Seminole name and address of the personal distance of 799.95 fat, thence HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French to.wit: r.pre$snlative's attorney a's set East 433.0) feet, thence run N. 41 County, Florida, Ave. Sanford. Fl. The Southwest '/4 of the Southeast forth below. ----degrees 20' E. 367.58 feel to the 4 of the Southwest '/ of Section 9, All persons having claims or of a curve concave westerly and thence Township 21 South, Range 31 East demands against the estate are 18having a radius of 2)0 feet, Help Wanted THREE .________________________ run along said curve northerly (lessaparceltwoandone-half acres requIred, WITHIN square in the Southeast corner MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF thrôughacentralangleo(o3degrm thereof) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ACOLORFUL FUTURE 20'. a distance of 232.13 feet to the YOU AND EACH OF YOU are THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk ISA PHONE CALL AWAY PT. of said curve, thence run N. notified that an actIon to quiet tItle of the above court a written LIfi is more colorful when you're degrees W. 330.47 feet, thence run toIheae-descrIb.dprrtyhas statement of any claim, or earning good money and West 590 feet to the point of begin, been f lied against you In the above, demand they may have. Each meeting nice people. Call 644 ning, containing 11.401 acres. styledCourtandyouarerequir,dto claim must be In wrIting 30l9fordetails. Bearingsbasedonsaidpfatof North serve a copy of your written and must indicate the basis AVON OrI.ando, Second Addition, ____________________________ defenSes, if any to It on W.C. Hut. for the claim, the name and FROM ITS PRESENT ZONING Experlencedfuiltim, CLASSIFICATION OF C-2 TO chlson, Jr.. Hutchison 0. Morris, address of the creditor or his Gardener-i Painter Plaintiffs' attorney, whose address agent or attorney, and the amount MarinersVillaqe333.wO COMMERCIAL CI, PURSUANT is P.O. Drawer H, Sanford, Florida claimed. If the claim is not yet due, _______________________ TO CHAPTER 146.011 OF THE 32771, on or before the 15th day 0 the date when it wIll become due Nurses. RN's & LPN's, Aides, r L0RI0A ST AT U T ES; June, 1979, and file the orIgInal with shall be stated. If the claIm is PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND Livein companion, short term the Clerk of this Court eIther before contingent or unllquidated, the assignment. Homemakers Up. MINT OF THE OFFICIAL service on Plaintiffs' attorney or nature of the uncertainty shall be ______________________ 620-0636. , ZONING MAP. SEVERABILITY; immediately thereafter; otherwise stated. If the claim Is secured, the _____________________ CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE adefaultwillbeentered.g.in,tyou DATE, security shall be described. The Secretary for expanding office. for the relief demanded In the clamant shall deliver sufficient Must have good typing a. A copy of said Ordinance shall be complains. copies of the claim to the clerk to available at the office of the City %horthandskllis&g.neral office WlTNESSmyhandandthewalof enable the clerk to mall one copy to knowledge for Lonowood fat. Clerk of the City of Winter Sorinos. •ka. ,.,,,_, ,, ,, ,, ,, iv"' 7u each personal representative. tory. Phon 1309300. Florida for all persons desiring to 1979. All parsons Interested in the estate examine same. (SEAL) to whom a copy of this Notice of All persons interested are invited ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, Administration has been mailed vs to attend and be heard. Clerk of the CircuIt Court required, WITHIN THREE THIS NOTICE shall be publishea By: Cynthia Proctor MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF in the Sanford Evening Herald, a Deputy Clerk THE FIRST ' A A A EMPLOYMENT H 1979, ,CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA -'BY: Mary T. Norton, City Clerk Publish: May 27, $979 DEl '2) - i-'.' FICTITIOUS NAME .Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 200 Pine S Longwood Seminole County, FJrãPa. under the fictitious name c4 O& T AUTO SALES, and that we Intend toregister laidnam. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Cnty, Florida in accordance with thj-provislons of the FIctitious NII. Statutes, To-Wit: Section .409 Florida Statutes 19$?. iq. Lawrence B. Thomas I Gordon Owens : May 77, June), 10, 1?, $979 O .124 missianers of SemInole County, Florida will conduct a public hearing In the CommIssioners' Meeting Room, SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 00 June 12. $979 at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible to consider 0 proposed amendment to Ordinance 76.33; An ordinance relating to specified areas of Seminole County served by water and sewer systems acquired owned or onarated by Seminal. County; amending Orancs723 by revising section 1.0?, section 1.05, section 2.0), section 3.03, sectIon 2.04, section 3.03 and section 343*11 revisIons relate to Increasing both water dod sewer service rates and connection bob French, Chairman Board of County CommlssIon,, Seminole County, Florida Publish: May 30,77. June?, 10, 1979 ØJ.7• ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the fIrst publication Of this Notice of Administration: May 30. Sandra K. Sernon As Personal Representative , the Estate of Melvin Seaman ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE; JOHN C. REVIL of WH1ISON, WHITSON & REVIS, $23 Gardiner Court P.O. box 2293 Daytona Beach, Florida 33015 Telephone: (901) 2501713 Publish May 20, 37, 1979 DEJ-90 RIPPED OFF - BY 141GM FEE AGENCIES? HAVE YOU BEEN TURNED OFF LOW FEE 2WEEKS SALARY FRIEND.,pEOpLE WE CARE 323.5176 ' ASKFORANNETTEORSUZI -.... -.---.- ..- nrurIwr'u CARE ABOUT PEOPLE CITY OP CASSELBINNY Planning And Zeig Commission NOTICE ISHERESY GIVEN that the City of Casselberry PlannIng mtd Zoning CommIssion will hold public hearIng. Mr, Leonard Casselberry. ownerapplicant, is requesting annexation Into the corporate limits of the City of Casselberry in the LA.? (LImited Agricultural Distrid). The parcel is legally described as: Lots Il, $2,, 13 and II,, Block A, Johnsons Poultry Farm, as recorded in Flat oo s, Pge I, - Public Records of Seminole County, FlOrida. A public hearing on the request will be held on Wednesday. June 13, 197, at 7:30 P.M., in Cssselborry City Mall, 9$ Like Triplet Drive, or as soon thereafter possible. Dated this 22nd day Of May, ;, Mary W Hawtltorr*, City Clerk City of Casseibirry, Florida PublIsh: May 27, 1979 public hearing. Mr. Leonard Casselberry, owner-applIcant, Is requesting annexation into the corporate limits of the CitY Cassalberry In the LA-? (Limited Agricultural District), The parcel Is legally described as: A portion of Lot Ills DR. MIt. chill's Survey Of the Moses E. Levy GranP as recorded in Flat Book I. Pages, Public Records of Sirninule county. Florida. A public hearing on the request will be held on Weønesday, June 13. 1977, at 7:30 P.M. In the Casselbeny City HaIl, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon thereafter is passibi.. Dated this 22nd day Of May, I97v. MW9 W. Hawthofl'* Y Clerk . v of Cass.Iberry, FlorIda Publish: May 21, 1979 . DEJ-IV DEJ-120 ---.------ -- -- ______ _________ ---- -- - INC. REALTOR 323.7832 Eve. 3fl.0612,322.1587, 322.7177 - . - U gI U U U I I U I U Harold Hall Realty - NEW LISTINGS IN PINECREST 2150 Sq. Ft. of living Remodeled kitchen, butcher block cabinets, new floor tile, recessed lighting, beaming ceilings in LR & DR. Above ground pool, new liner, 2 pumps. Patio carpeted. 7 fruit By Owner- 2 BR., 1 bath. Separate garage. Convenient to Downtown. 216 Holly Ave. $23,000. 373.4632; 323.0315. otees. Walking to stones, schools, - p Newly redecorated 37 home. 2600 sq. ft. living area. 27x12 game ' room, ideal for large family. Beautifully landscaped, close to shopping, schools & recreation Srea. $51,500. lOBBIES EALTY lEAtTOS : 322.9283 24 HOUR [ __________________________ S1E [\J SIR () IV1 322.7111 aft 5. Build to Suit - our FHA.VA,FHA lot or yours. 2358. 215 M. Unsworth Realty The Real Estate Agency REALTORS S French (17-97) Sanford 323 5324 Sentinel Star Paper Rt. AM. Sanford. 300 customers. $10,000 NW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA ''''AREA S Mo. old 3 BR, 2 bath with Family room, projected tennis courts & jogging paths. Beautiful jewel of a home. Assumable mortgape for just about any kind, of financing you choose. $63,000, Owner motivated. - aft. 3 p.m. ____________________________ 29-Roonn __________________________ anford-ilous livIng weekly. UtilIties Included. 500 Oak. 3729623; 111.71$). -_______________________ Unfurnished : ______________________ 1 AR-$lec up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-0670 Mariner's Village. ________________________ Went Ads Get People Together moseBuyingAnd Those Selling. 322.2611 or 531.9993. 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults only, onLakeAda. Just So. otAirport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-$4.'O Mariner's Village. ________________________ _________________________ Jhe Real Estate Agency -' _________________________ T" LARGE BARN, S ACRES. FENCED FOR HORSES. NEAR SANFORD Al RPORT. BY THIS WEEKEND. $37,900. S BEDROOM, 2 BATH CEDAR HOME ON SO ACRE LAKE, 15 MILES WEST OF DeLANO. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. IDEAL FOR 2 TO 4 FAMILIES OR VACATION. ONLY $59,500. SELLER WILL HOLD MOP. TGAGE. DELIGHTFUL 2 BE DROOM HOME IN A BOTANICAL SETTING INCLUDING 40 PRIZE ROSES. RECENTLY IEMODELEO. IN EX. CELLENT CONDITION. - COUNTRY HOME) BEDROOM 2 BATH. LARGE FAMIL( ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE. LARGE SCREENED PORCH, OVERSIZED LOT, STREAM RUNNING ALONG SIDE. A MUST SEE AT $49,500. TERMS. ApIs. for Senior Citizens. Ddwn. . town, very clean 1. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM, FIRE. Ave. PLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE ON 2 AR opts fully furnasP.cd; pans. dishes,'silver, etc. 0. all utilities inc. Available tIll October lit NICELY SHADED STREET. By day, wk. or month. Shenendoah Village, 333.797g, BEDROOM 2 BATH NEW HOME CENTRAL AIR CAR. PETS. AT CHULUOTA. 1:19900. IBR,$175,$Sodeposlt Youpayelectric Coupleonly, 323-2920 ________________________ Clan. 3 BR. 2 bath garage Central Air, fenced backyard. 1st, last mo. rent, security deposit, $325 mo. 562-0929 or 322. 0141. Sanford: 7 yrs. old, 3 BR, 1½ bath. Air. C-Heat. $275 mO., 1st mo. & deposit. No pets. 321023$. WANT ADS ARE BLACK I WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. SANFORD AREA- Newly. remodeled 38R home. Large Olning, LR, FR with fireplace, UtilIty room I wooded lot. DELTONA 1 BR, clean, neat, attractive. $150 mo. 1st, last, No pets. Available iw 5741010 Sanford- Newly redecorated 7 or 3BR; large FR, fireplace, patio, fenced yard on beautiful oak shaded lot in fine residential area. $350 mo. 372.6952. LOCH ARBOR- Large 3 BR, 2 bath home near Golf Course Top condition I neighborhood, c. A, Ref. Vacant, lease, 1310 me.. 1st me, rent & deposIt. moms. Pinecreit with ww carpet, breakfast bar, Fla. Rm., Dining area! Extras! APP WARRANT ED. Just $450001 SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2½ bath, formal 'dining, carpet, air, private patio w-2 car garage. Lovely club house, pool & tennis. Furn. or unlurn. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME SEIGIU.ER REALTY BROKER 2439S.MyrlleAve.,Sanford SO-Miscellaneous for Sale 62 Acres E of Sanforci, 57.700 per acre William Maliczowski, Realtor 377 1983 -- _______ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7498 - BEAUTIFUL) BR,? bath home in ldyllwiide! Relax In enclosed 2 BR. 1 bath house comie$ely -. renovated, over sized lot. Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm Ave. 322-2700 & areal CiliA wtw carpet, F.... Pm., satin kIt.8. every imaginable feature! APP WARRANTED. A Dream come Real Estate Sales From Sanford SR-b to Wayside Dr. then left, go 1 mIle, on left at shadow Lake. Lot 19 next to Wilson Place. SPOLSKI CONST. INC 322 8171 _________________________________ Most Desirable Executive P1751 'Halt acre & Larger, Paved Streets, Heavily Wooded, Next to Wilson Place, Two Minutes West I 1. Wayside Drive SLargesl Listing Inventory •Dominant Advertising 040 Hour Sales Training House for sate 3 BR. 1 bath. New washer & dryer Inc. Big lot, $31,000. By Owner. 322 1949 3BR,2bathsplitplan, FR Double corner lot. $6,000 oown & assume. Stenstrom Realty, ;r, ioar - 611 2 in Swallow tail 575 nodncas .1224637 - -----------------Hide a Bed couch, queen site mattress. cordovan vinyl Old Enqlisn styling, $350 365 6149 ______________________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted W E Vititen Peg Real Estate Broker Phone373 0061 Eves. 322 158$ •* 0HOIJSE WANTED... In Need of Repairs - ______________________ I 81 Eves ---. . . - ' ON LAKE MARY Beautiful home large rooms, 43, many extr, t-c.cdock, fireplace. etc., etc BEAUTIFUL LOT Trees, iakes nearby Located near shopping in Deltona. $1,000 *126.500. A cute starter carton the young at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath, near shopping. Call today on this one. *174.500 For the investment minded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good tenants $Io,000. Forthebuilder Sciuplex bldg. lots in city. EXCELLENT TERMS REALTOR 322-1991 I __________________________ MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE Eves 862-3455 3721959 _________________________ Vacant 525.900 ----- -42-4Wj ----HOf'fles - '7) Mobile Home Carriage Cove. Lot 555, 12x6.4, 3 BR, 2 baths. 56.000. 323-0538. _.__ __________- -. ____________ " Don't miss this nice 3 BR home, Walk to schoo & shopping. Won't last long at this price. Call Morris Lee Cope Rag. Real Estate Broker. DeBary 668 6093. See our beautiful new BARR ING. TON w lapsiding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803OrlandoDn. 3'3-5200 VA& FilAFinancing -________________ 43-Lots-Acreage I35x177. Paving, sewer & water. $11,500. LAKE SYLVAN AREA. 100x140. Trees. $7,000. FORREST GREENE AombI.ijjood ( JUST LISTED! 4 AR, 3½ aath Home with Every Imaginable FeatLfrel Pool & Patio! Lg. FR with Wet Bar, DR. Eq. Eat.In Kitchen and huge BR's! Much 50-Miscellaneous for Sale - HuvllyWood,dlcts - II 529,9001 Sanford 321-0702 Sanford 321-0640 Orlando32l-1577 II 'III -. 10517 ffj - P if G000usedlelevisions Si)anoup Milter's26l9OrlandoDr 322 03S2 ________________________________ 77-Junk Cars Removed ---- ---- . - . -F oIls' _______________________________ 1978 Ford Foirniont eQuipped Take over payiiit'nts ' Top Dollar Paid for junk & used .1231947 - ----- cars, trucks & heavy equipment - - --' .54 -Garage Sales 71 vW Cuiu,iir new engine, 512'0 322 5990 .______ '72 Cad Coupe. excel cOnca Re'9 Furniture--everything I BUY JUNK CARS gas, $11543 Baha, real sharp 1101 ElmAve From$l0to $900 CallJ?30777 I I Fri , Sat & Sun 9i m fill Call 327 1624. 3221460 -------- - -- - ________________________ -. Olcis - '9$'. lull power Tb' A telescope steer -nq. niw 55-Boats & ACcessories 78-N'ittorcycles . - ________. ... spection Excellent tires- runs & looks gooc. 5500 or trOth' tor I Molorcycle Insurance ROBSON MARINE 500cc or larger motorcyi,Ii' 171 BLAIR AGENCY 2927 Hwy 17.97 I .1601 before 8 lan or ,it?i-r 6 P .12) 3866or 323 /l'o Sanford, Fla, 37771 I - REALTORS 130-U33or 339.4711 eves. _________________________ _ - ,, . lamp, baby Items, toys; odds & Work Clothes, Hats & Caps ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327 5791 -- River Rock for Sale Someclirt included SI Bag 83) 8015 --- - I .. - - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 85.67 - 2 mares I 8 year old exp rider. s.ia.ti I yr old gentle, 5300 323 4)53 eves & weekends. - MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Poa Jay's Is leekiag leo ag ,ressI fast lead management trainees who waitS Is grow with campasy. Experience in man- egemeet er food service poe. erred, but net necessary, Benefits include veup issur. once, paid vacation, and excel. lent financial compensation eppertunilies. Call home of fice: $13-2fl.U56 to *et us interview so sand resume Ii: '3ranch Office - ACREAGE MULTI-FAMILY Saturday June 9th 11:00 am. InspectionJune2.3.7.8 16p.m. • Help kstroduce new advertising medlizm to florid.. • WI BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur nilure Salvaqø '177 $771 Plantation Estates • 49 Parcels • Zoned A-i • Road Frontage 107 Acres • 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R3 Apt. Site . 4 Lakefront • Only minutes to Orlando • Deland • New And t frwcood vlthnof.s,iiidno Image.manded advertisers like being associated with Smyrna • Daytona Beach ecology,minded advert lung. That's the idea behind Ad- Pak/ America, A business buiN on a patented adverbs. ing medium so unique, and so successful in other parts of America, that were introducing it in Florida with no franchise lee. buiI have an ex'luslve territory, a written contract. And only a - mance deposit against future sales vIll be required ($3,500. totally refundable). Butnofr.nchi.ele,, Thasisa lull,time opportunit) with a potential of over 550.00O year. If you're aggressive, arid ware to be on your own where the money is. call weekdays loran interview and more an. formation. M-Pak/Arne,,ka Incorporated Flonda hdqlrs: (collect) 813! 644.1477 __________ LOCATION: 14 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 For Plats • Brochures • Information Phone (305) 862•3363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, Fla. 32750 Glenn A. Blackmore • Registered Real Estate Broker ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid JOHNNY'S BACK I - Piney Woods Auction - ford. We will buy. sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or by the pice or house full Freepickuponconsignm at 30pct 3fl 2310 MEMORIAL DAY• AUCTION. sMON., MAY 28, 7 PM. Thisiale is loaded with everything from suites to odd pieces for every room Large selection of dressers, chests, couches, beds, dinettes, tables, TVs, lamps 8. Misc. Too many ilems to lisi. lt&P F xlenior Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks, i'tc U Est 339 6066 668 8335 nec - - Glass & Screefl V' Grooming & Boarciing 17155.French 32313.40 - (LOCAL) 319 53/1 Painting Quality Painting Exterior & In tenor 35 yrs c.per Free Esti. _668 8I19. Haro!z Racier 1*001 N i'Omit,i q P,ip,' r lOamiqog Or'. , 't "film- ".'Ofil *(irkmfl,lmiship, quick, quality. L' 668 4/81 (I)urli.ouy '..-r - - - ANIMAL HAVEN Dog 8. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, ftea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, Shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cages 377 5757 _______ Hon'ie lnirovevflént CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGLREPAIR 5.6. BALINT&ASSOc. 322 $465 - INSULATION Balling, blowing, RACO Foam, fIberglas & Cellulose Lowest prices, Call 371 0039 or 901 731 6700 co:ct. - ,. . DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior Flouse Pointing Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (3051372 91.60 -"-" -- Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large Call Mr. Taylor Fret' Est 327 8545 Plumbing Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service 323 0171, 322 460) (tag Cds ___________________________ Railings ______________________ Cuslomnbuill ironwork oindowguards. gates etc Mdnlin's .123 7181, 339 1693 Tree Service _________ Concrete work Patios, side walks, driveways Free Esti male. Call Mr Taylor 372 isis VISA MASTER CHARGE $CASHDOORPRIZE $ 'SANFORD AUCTION. fVii5( "''0'i'.t ExterlorCleanlng ____________________________________ Every Saturday at 1 pm located on SR 1)5, lB mi north of San chaIrs, Yard . Debris, - Tract, BURFIELD'S Eleclric Service 8. Repair, Industrial, Comm & Residential, 322 9354 21 FIrs green- porches, pool mci. • wais. All type re glazing & wd. insfall, Fn..e Est. Mr. lay,nr Used, any condition 4448176 72-Adi Iui Light Hauling - ---- Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refnig , stoves, tools. L.Iiids(,lp,v,q 373 7918 - furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools AUCTION La'm Service - Electrical ,,,arry's Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used 3232Z ___________________________ ______________________________ Cash 322-4132 - MOWING & LANOS(APIN(, 1881 F ree Estimate ______________________________ Hay for Sale fertilized Costal Bermuda Best Quality, 327 3461 - 08. c; LAWN CAPE & MAINT Call after 530PM 3?) 8019 Specialists, top Soil 8. fill dirt, lawn niaint & Ie lrimymm,iiiq Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 - 68-Wanted to Buy 2565 PAR). parlor . Dressmaking . ______________________________ -- Lawn Maintenance G.'nvral - __________________________________ HOMESITES - flUOP, ___________________________ - 322-2420 [13 tJVOU!V Ceramic Tile ______________________________________ 66-Horses -- --- - ----- it',! 519 C 1st St - 322 5747 Spa,,iel pups AKC Charrip blood line, $150 $175. 327 /430 after 1 p m 67-A--Feed '' 117 I English - - TOWER'S UAUTY SALON I . ___________- at reasonable prices 377 1493 or 327 5798 I Beauty , ' AKC Brittney Spaniel pups 2 female. 3 male' Champion tiunting show IinS $150 or best Otter Call utter Pfl1R4'j9,) -____________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader3 REALTORS Alan's Appliances Refrigeralio,i A C Repair Licensed. 3730039 - -- SaIss Information Center '4044iddenLakaDnve Sanlord.FIonda3277t. (305)323-7611 ________________________ I - -- - 65-Pets-Supplies 1_awn Care Appliances -___________________________ ends, garden tools 373 0982 Amateur radio, Drake III 1 $450 excellent cond l"lammarlunci FM SOa 35 watt 2 meter rig t0 327 1171 I II AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 32? 9141 I Eves alter 68. weekends I IL SON MAI EU r-u Nil ijp[ BUY SEt L TRADE III 31SF F in,I 5t '775623 '.'. Executive' desk, chair. cradcnza perfect cOnd 5800, for all, Saxon photo copier, $700; Hammond organ, 1)50. Portable humidifier, $25; Firm on all -, prices call ei 1105 after 6 p rn & weekends 63? Oakhurst Sf, Altamonte Spgs - Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 frames, $lOea Phone 323 6125 til 8 00 p.m - •CIntratHp&AW I I IF 70 Chrysler 9 p.iss waqri N,'s tires, rebuilt i"otor ,'xtr,i cli'.irm Loaded 16 mi gal Family 'ir 6686300 EnterprIse. I PrNs1cl*fly Lirdic,ed • FUIJ City CM&ii IL VA. AND CONVINTIONAL RWC$NS AVAJIA&E II lUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 ' models Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 lDe.'ilerl __________________________________________________________ 16 Ft Ttmonderbird,6Shp Mercury - _______________________________________________________ 8. trailer $900. Call 373 0)22 alter " 11 Ji a U ; Rig ttoa, motor & trailer; electric welder. heavyduty lawnrnower. 2139 5. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 5oo TERRIFIC! 4 BR. 1½ Bath ho.ne In Washington Oaks with Central Heat, w.w carfet, DR. pantry. Large LR, Porch, and Much Morel APP WARRANTED. Just 53-TV-Radio,Stereo bed. $100. 2 twin bed bookcase I 3L4m,2BathMcdis •&wyEf5clp REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1 8004321002 - Picnic table & benches, hanging Only $90,000? - $4,000 to $100,000 BROKER PRE-OEVELOPMENT PRIE$ NOW FO* Morel APP WARRANTED. /6 Doiige Van Customized, Air, Must sell 53.450 323 57)1 - --- ........--- - --Dodge Van, AM FM. stereo, arpt't, paneling. I captains ,w-'. I take over paymts or refinance Call 57-0 1266 ott. s .........._ ____ 59.. M..,sjcal Wrctiandise I CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN . --------i AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE i iii: [I Large Selection foam backed - - Guitars, Drums, Banjos Corn drapes, prir,t 50x84,$ll.SOpr; ' k I ____________ I 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED plete. Thomas organs, pianos. solids 18 • 81 $10 50 pr. Custom ______________________________________________________________ 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. upholstery c' 'iets. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. -ic $2,000 PIER ACRE. BRING 2202 French Ave. Free Estimates 322 2255 CHECK BOOK. ______-______________ KICK T ' AlrCond.&Heatinq - - -. KULP DECORATORS STORAGE HABIT . IfleImprovernnts 67 ACRES FOR HORSES. COWS. 109W 1st Sell thsoe useful, no longer Since 1937 322 23.1 -------------------¶ __________________________ ---------------AND FISHERMEN. w ACRE I needed items with a Herald i Central Heat & AIr Cond. Free Est, I POND ADJACENT $20,000. Kitchen cabinets & counter tops. ClassIfied Ad. Call 322 7611 or PAINT ING, CAPPFN TRY Call Carl Harris at Close out sale on discontinued 831 9993. CU STOM (All INU 75 ( ACRE ON A HILL CLOSE TO SEARS. Sanford 322 1771 lines S0pct. or moreoff. Central 1)1 0129a1l,'r " 'ii ' a r,'c iSt -__________________ I WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGH Kitchens Inc 1751 Hanger PcI, 62-Lawn.Gartleri -I Mar,- quality oper.ition WAY 46. FOR HOME, MOBILE I Sanford Airpor', Bldg. 755 I JACK FROST Cent heat Air ' HOME OP ANIMALS. $8,900. 8yrs. exp Patios, Dri.i,'a,iy', Cond Service. Free Esf, on S Gerbils, $3 ea - Frigidaire trash I etc. W,iync. Bc'I, 327 1321 FILL DIRT a. TOP SOIL Inst Comm. & Res, 322 0208 I compactor.$I0O, Trucktoppers' I SEIGLER REALTY YELLOW SAND -' ______________________ rt'rnry INC. ________________ KENMOfE WASHERPans Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES p30697 I WOODED LOT ZONED RMOI. STONE'S THROW TO LAKE MONROE DOWNTOWN. REDUCED TO $7,500 -------------. -. LMi'. istes. corner lot _______________________________ HWy 92. 1 mile sest of Speedway. Daytona Beach, wil hld a public AU TO AIJC I ION every Tuesday & Saturday .11 7 JO It S Inc Only one in Florid,i You Sc, the reserved price Call 904 255 Pill for further details - ' The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner ou get 75-A--Vain - - SECOND MORTGAGES - _________________ ________- shiny Deal too 539,9001 ......&S'kI I NICELY WOODED HOME SITE EXCELLENT NEIGHBORflOOD IN SANFORD REDUC ED TO $5,500 41.25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS -. 1913 Slide in Camper. 7 way rfg full bath Asking P' - 373 2638 or 3"l 3887 Can he seen at 307 S Suntand Dr , Sanford - , ______ ----'- -- WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES P 1 egg, Lic Mtg Broker 825 No 1 o Wyrnore Rd , Altamonte W003ED HOME SITES A I DOZEN TO CHOOSE FROM PRICE RANGE $3,500 to $9,900 _____________________________ 2 ACRES HWY 16, WEST OF I I. LAKE ACCESS. $19,900 _____ AGENCY '" ' i;lc;n ve'rsaia"s Sedan, 16.000 mi F-,ccllnt cond $300 8. O'.ca.inie payinentc 327 1893 --- - - - ' - - rci,li5 --- ACRES ON LARGE BASS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE STEMPER . - hrn, lowniilA 'OA'i'T.)NAAuTOAucTlON I conci Can be seen at 201 E Commercial 372 0291 or 323 66.16 aft 5 00 p m 52-Appliances BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY Ham & eggs anyone? One of I 1 ACRE AT WHISPERING PINES Sanford's finest restaurants WITH 7 BEDROOM MOBILE locsted in ideal location. Come STACKHOUSE HOME IN PLACE WALKING I sample the menu. $75, MORTGAGE CORP. DlSTNCE TO BOAT DOCK & GET AWAY FROM IT ALL RECREATION AREA ON Licensed Mortgage Broken LAKE GEORGE. $17,900 ADDI Ideal for hunting, fishing c just 7323 So. U.S I Titusville, FL I IONAL I ACRE LOTS AVAIL loafing. On the edge of the Ocala ABLE 56.900, EACH. - _____________________________ National Forest. 112,750. *546,500 End the space race in this I BR, 2 bath (out of the I ordinary) split level home. Great for expanding family, 969 Doage Super 13cc ;000 i.onclt,on Sf00 123 9609 or 323 064)9 323 7050 - ON SALE NEW twin Size box springs & mattress $2395 ea PC - NEW coffee table with 2 niatctiinqendtables5)9 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97 So of ,, Santord 372 872) I Blught NICELY WOODED ALMOST 2 S 75-Recreational Vehicles I - ' 0hi 73 Open Road Camper. fully equipped uses req gas 5-1500 322 1205 - l976Doc1qeflroug 51-HOuSehold Goods Losing your home & credit' Will catch up back payments 8. buy equity 372 0216 LAKE WEST OF I I $75,000 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES I FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. OFSANFORDREALTOR 75115 3230231,3737173,3770779 - -. ----_-- fireplace, sauna,'DR, Fla. Rm., SUNNY DAYS! 3 AR. 1½ Bath Homeon large Lot! Central Air, w-w Carpet, Pan. FR, w-Fireplace, Coy. Patio and Grill and More! APP WARRANTED. Auction sunclayslPM Sanford Ave at H5sy 127 Kellocgs Auction Sales - __ - -----------' PROPE Rh ES, INC For a confidential OiS(u,(O ¶ your career in Real Estate, call I Herb Stenstrom. Realtor Owner. I at 377 7120 3 BR split plan. CiliA. Kit. eqp. double car garage. Will sell VA e ,,,_____________ UNITED f'dOlional Referral Service •Full Time Office Supervision •Compatible Associates lOver 77 Years Experience lIIuIitttt_ Porch, 1g. BR's, - (3) C-H&A 8. syStems everything Imaginable! APP WARRANT. ED. Yours for 1165,0001 - 970 Chevy Nova .1 or, sm V 8. AT. PS PB DE PD T RAN SPO I boy & Mt7ch qooci Needs p.int 5500 or best otter 322 0'153 bettiri' Consignments Welcome -- Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEEt AND CO Murphy, N C 28906 Under priced $13,750 to $16,500 SMember Realtors 8. ERA 3 BR, 2 bath. Lovely pool 8. patio area. $9,600 down. $330 mo. pays all, 322-4914 eves & weekends 4S.A- jtof State 80--Autos for Sale For Estate, Commercial 8. Residential Auctions 5. Ap praisats, Call Dell's Auction 323 '.67(3 ____________________________ dential Lots in the Area Sanford's most well know progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, penienced or newly lacened Nowi I true for $68,000. UNBELIEVABLE 7 BR, 4 bath home in Geneva on 4 acres with small pond & extras! Stone 72-AUCtion 5 Pc BR suite new. $239; S PC LR new, 5399: Loveseat $41.95 & Up. pc dinettes, $6995 & up. Ref up. El stove. $608. up. full size draperies, $10 & uP Sanforc' Furniture Salvage. 1792 So o it's easy to place 0 Classified Ad - We'll even help you word it Call 322 2611 Only Few Remaining _________________________ I Sanford. 322 8721 *515,000. 2 building lots, zoned MR 7, located west of Sanford Lakeview 2 AR pebble stucco, wood floors, fireplace, citrus. In beautiful quiet Lake Helen, lust off 1-4. $19,500 or best offer. __,:. 1-904-225.2569 a' OrlandO 327.1577 P.O. lox 9167 Winter Have., FL, 3*05 3_L0tAeage Lot Sales Exceegeo All Expectations ANYTIME Multiple Listing Servici Sanford . ________________ I - - Sanford 321.0702 5741040. -.. CailBart HOMtOWNERS: 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. 641-2518. SALES WITH CATHEDRAL CEILINGS JOIN SANFORD'S LEADERI WE' 1.1ST & SELL AND CARPET. DUE FOR MORE HOMES THAN ANYON COMPLETION AUGUST 1st. JOLN THE ONE THAT'S NO. ii'4 139000. )ELTONA I BR, clean, neat, attractIve. SISO me. 1st, last, 1300 security. No pets. Available aytona Beath-Hutchilon oceaie front Apis. weekly. Call 322-4060 - . __________________- now .'. JUSTLISTED 2 BR. 1 bath horns on nice corner lot with OR, front & rear porch, fireplace, cathedral ceilings & Morel Only. 522,000! minimum license 33--Houses Furnfshsd REALTORS 24357 S French (I? 92)Sanforcj 323 $324 LOVELY 3 BR, 7 bath home in DRASTIC REDUCTION SELLER MOVE THIS 3 BED ROOM, SCREENED PORCH, 2 STORY WALK 'TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS) BED. ROOM, FAMILY ROOM WITH LARGE OAK TREES. $21,900. 3 BR, 2B nice corner lot Assumable mtg 135.500 Call 322 1804 crea 'Shadow Lake Woods PLEASE BUY ME I'm a very large house on double lot 3 BR & 7 BR garage Apt in back Illness, $32,000 3t 0832. .1236038 ALL FLORIDA REALTY Dreamwold w.C.H&A, wy carpet, OR, Fla. Rm., 5cr. Patio iMuch More! APP WARRANT. ED. Only 535,9001 CAN YOU BELIEVE I 1 BR, 1 bath home in immaculate cond. Small lot wIth large front & rear porches, DR & 1g. BRI A Buy for $12,500! WEEKENDS 43- By owner. 4 BR, 1 B., Air. ww carpet. Sprinkler system Close to downtown, Aft. 5:30, 323 6707 2 Acres in Lake Mary wig. block shed, corner lot cleared w some trees. 525.000. OVER 5.4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL. 179! FANTASTIC 4BR, 2 bath remodeled home in Pine Heights with C.H&A, w-w carpet, eat in kit., FIa. Pm., Fenced yard on nice lot! APP WARRANTED. Wow! only $37,900! ______________________ $anf.Adults,nopets,1BR Air,wwcarp.ceramicbath,s$c, $l7Smo.323.$019 REALTY WORLD. REALTY W.GarnettWpalte Peg. Real Estate Broker __ _ JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W.Comrnerclal Phone 322.7881,Sanford FOR I Realtors _________________________ - income,$Y900saIepric.,$34.1$32 - bus. Nice neighborhood. All this 0. C-H&A. $11,500. - (c) i3s' 41-Houses - '°°' Sanford. For Sale by owner. Large e Pm. home. 2 baths, screened porch, fireplace, 8. fenced yard. 3731979 eves. & weekends. -________ __________ _ __________ ____ ________________ ________________ ' ______ ___________ 41-Houses p373.5774 Day or Night or FHA $31,900 lmmediateoeeupancy. New) BR, 1 B block home. WalkIng distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $27,500 w.excellent terms. •......um.iU ). lnC.REALTOR, MLS ' -. 13 EXCELLENT professional off(te location: Highway 17.92. ChoiCe commercial locl!iOfl. See todpy ... OWNER WILL ASSIST tinan4' this spotless 3 BR DeltOflah ciliA, ww carpet, pane DR,beautifullg.00r.lot AI lust $31,500. HAL COLBERT, REALlY _______ --- - REDUCED $2,600 Owner says sell. fIB Palmetto Ave. 4 BR. 2 bath, C.H&A, carpeted Garage. On 3 lots. $39,900. ________ it no ins. (901) 252.9492. ,1". Ptjish Owner Holding beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath, carpeted, CiliA, new appl., su'eened porch, carport. arge utility bldg. Fish & swim inthegreat St. Johns, plus tennis 8. swimming pool. You won't believe it. $23,500. , I I 0 __________ Adults only. No pets. 3734574. ________________________ iijiiiotIc FA.FHA.235ConV. Homes I w Down Payment REALTOR ML 373.606) orves, 323-0517 _________________________ , - REALTY WORLD.. 32-HOUSeS Unfurnished IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FAST PLACEMENTS Responsible middle.aged woman desires 2 BR Apt. or small hot'e. Sanford.Lake Mary. Will COfl sider option to buy. 322.9102. _____________________________ Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$SanfordAve. 321.0759 Aft. Hrs. 3fl-'613.3fl.469 ______________________________________ DlO IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS inventory & fixtures total more thanasklngprice. No reasonable offer refused. Call us today. This sale for health reasons. , TURN ON TO 38Waflted to Rent Cash for your 10ff Will build on your lot or our lot. v Enterprise, , 641.3013 Med.) l,. Realtor _____________________________ New 235 Homes, 4 pet. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. HIL'FR 327.2257 . . For sale by owner, 3 BR, 1 B, Block home on 1 acre in the country. $12,500. 322.7195. ______________________ Sunday, May 27, 1919-9 B U.. UUUU U SCENIC VIEW of St.'JOhtS deep canal. NiC*.3 BR, . FISb sun deck, dock $89,000. _____ 41-Houses Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HoMEJor GREAT WINTER fenced, e, retirees. 2 fruit trees. Alum. storage St$. $22,500. -. MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space problem with one of our 4x1's for $15 mo. For 1 month or longer if you need, you keep key, other sizesavailablaz. Central Location 2529 S. Magnolia Ave. CALL 323. i't1 7495 6010 BATEMAN REALTY WANTED- Aggressive person or man and wife team in the Sanford area who desires to be involved in a secure franchise business for themselves. Ex. cellent income potential. Ad. vertising related experience helpful, but not necessary. We can and will prove our claims as to earning potential. Investment required $8,900. Send con. fidential information to TVT Franchise Director, P.O. BOx 5.U3, Athens, Ga. 30601, or call 401-516-8158. By PATRONIZING COUNSELORS PUBLICATION OF CITY OF CASIELSINNY THIS NOTICE. ta) I III fli ObleCIlons PIsaaIegaa z.siag C.mmissis. they may have that challenge NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN flf validity of the decedent's will, quallficof ions of the personal the CIty of Casselberry Planning • Zoning Coinmisrion will hOld a rspruentative,orthelurisdlcrionof the court. FEI MOPEDS FEI BICYCLES nOW dei'Iership Exclusive available. 100%secured by inventory. For more details CALLJAMESHINES Of f.901 878 7185; 386.5700 _____________________________________ 31-Apartments Furnished OOYOU FEEL Legal Notice day Cf May, - ABOUT NO ACTION? _ Public hearing. DATED this 23rd - BURNEDUP - Publish: May 13, 70, 77, June), 1979 DEJ47 Ns$iceslPvbHcffeiri.,g The Boerd of County Corn. . AREYOU _____________________ newspaper of general circulation in lhC'(ity. one (1) tIme at least fifteen (IS) days prior to the time of the Wanted -- College Students desiring YARD WOR K. Call 3230500; 322.0797. ____________ - - j 21-Situations øntytrtunjtjpç ''' _________________________________ __________________________________ - .- Act; the Contract Work Hours and Forfutureinformationcall Safety Standards Act; and the '647.3333orwrite Department of Labor Safety and SanfordAi.AnonFamilyGroup Health Regulations under the 0 P.O. BOX 3' cupational Safety and Health Act cupational Safety and Health Act of Order 11625, all bidders will be at. s.nfet-d;fl.,3tnlr forded full opportunity to submIt 1970. 1970, A Performance Bond and a bids in response to this lnvitatioi A Performance Bond and _____________________________ Payment Bond, each in one hundred and will not be discriminate' Payment Bond, each in one hundred _________________________ 5-Lost & Found percent (100 percent) of bid amount against on the grounds of race, percent (100 percent) of bid amount _____________________________ will be required upon award of bid color, religion, sex or national origin will be required upon award of bid. No bidder may withdraw bid in consideration for award. No bidder may withdraw bid Ladies black shoulder bag. Lost During the Fiscal Years 1970 thru within 15 days after the actual date within 45 days alter the actual data Lake Markham Rd. Contents ___ of Ihe opening thereof. NOTICE: 1981 goals for jarticipalion by of the opening thereof. NOTICE: important. 3235749. United Stales Department of Labor Minority Business Enterprises is United States Department of Labor Toy Poodle-light chocolate (USDL) wage rates will be ap twenty percent (20 percent). To (USDL) wage rates will be apbrown. Stitches in right sideensure that maximum bids from plicable. plIcable. needs medical attention, The County reserves the right to ihe County reserves the right to Minority Business Enterprises are relect any or all bids, with or sought, contractors submitting bids ldyllwilde.Upsala Rd . Loch reject any or all bids, with or Arbor area. Reward. 323-5036. waive wiilbarequiredtoprovideevldence without cause, without to waive cause, to their efforts in aiding in the technicalities or to accept the bid ______________________________ technicalities or to accept the bid which in its ludgement best serves wliith in its judgement best serves reaching of said goals, 6-CtId Care The Housing Authority of the City the interest of the County. Cost of the interest of the County. Cost of _____________________________ subrnittalofthisbidisconsideredan sVbmlttalofthisbidisconsideredan of Sanford, FlorIda reserves the oØerational cost of the bidder and right to reject any or all bids or to operational cost of the bidder and 1st 1. Only chIld center open s),ell not be passed onto or be borne waive any intormalities in the shall not be passed on or be borne by Saturday in Sanford - Beginn. bidding, the County. by the County. ing June?. Sanford Early Child. No bid shall be withdrawn for a Purchasing Agent, Publish: May 27, mc care Center. 322-4445. tq the subsequent period of jo days $6n3inol. County -___________________ opeof bids without the cOin.nt . Courthouse, Room It? ChtldCsrsksmyhom. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Sanford, FL 32771 S2Swk., $ddayor 11 hr. FLORIDA of Sanford, Florida. (303) 333.4330 Ca11323.33.44 No$iceol Public Hearing DogGroomer All breeds, fully experienced Call 322.5752 L've in Companion for retired school teacher, light houseketp. ing duties. Must drive. Salary + own room with ", bath & board. Call before 9 am or after 6 o.m. ask for Mrs. Golf. 349.5171. For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate A.., i,... ..a.. IiItA 4-R,,cirsc "V' ........................ Act; the Contract Work Hours and egast on the grounds of race, Safety Standards Act; and the color, religion, sex, or national Department of Labor Safety and origin in consideration for award. In accordance with Executive Health Regulations under the Oc- S Communciations Specialits I, 1172.40•$244.00. Gra. Salary from high school and duation 1 year communications ex perience or completion of a communication training course. This is a dispatcher pOsitiOn, operating a control console, ability to type 35 wpm. Seminole County Court House, Personnel by June 1. An Equal Opportunity Emoloyer MF. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Legal secretary, four man firm, experienced In real property corporate & commercial ne cessary. Salary commensurate with experience. 534.0111. 3Lines Minimum 41-HOUSeS 37A-Office Rental _ - GREENLEAF ENTERPRISES TREE SERVICE m To List Your Business... D1QI 322-2611 or 831-9993 �.4 I lOB—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. I P I p p , p • ...........................................- ( I Sunday, May 27, ;fl Memorial Day Junior T-shirt41A , E 7 ely - S.. - -- .-- .•_. .. .. -. - - ., dresses 1999 Choose from several styles of dresses In the latest fashion colors Junior tops 1 1I 0 ' May27, 1979 SANFORD. FLORA ' DOONESBURY and aAs5 ar r cvwr )WQV it CX4SOY ac ff 7M7N 7D lit 4R/-_ A1Th6 a.455 t 7M5 a. 389( by Carry Trudeau P ___ - IAEDVJTTfl2 )WITMS DV A N44t£141. AWAS lit h4STCL455 V G41Zt7 IV lit 569v77e5 IriS fl77i 1714T Mw — AV i AS )W aV' ARtW .W M4E V ,GX'7P AT PL4W 44VfrWC4L C1S. ___ 44"IY ciit #4 MAECMW /776 AVIVS -S..AND ff3(,5q/P5 # x-.j' 7 -7v Junior tops in bright summer colors. Several styles to choose from. A 44?! AWOU wr xx MWAM iiiv £*J4QY REA 4V Terry short s 527 w • VANOF Solid color terry shorts Junior shorts w ' .:.tt: ';.: Choose from several styles In bright summer colors. Junlr sizes. Terry rompers 11 ,I ALL PAY HE WANDERS ALONE OVER THE HILLS AND MEADOWS, FOR HE WANT6 NO wrTNESSES TO HIS SORROW. 577 NEXT WEEK-The Wh4* flare Choon from stylish rompers with draw. string affects. Junior sizes in assorted colors. I I is I 4 I I I WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 174$and Lie Rd. Open Men. lhru Sat. lOa.m.4p.m. Open Sund.t )Z30.;30 p.m. I I 1 4 RV, _____________________________________________________________________ dCPehney ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 130 N. OrangAve. OpsnTues. Wed.. Thurs. &Sat.9:30a.m.4p.m. Open Monday 1. Frlday9:30a.m.4:30p.m. — SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92411 State St. OpenMon. thru Sat. ica.m..9p.m. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. �CDME VISrr Vou, THIS M006L IS ON CAN'T LEAVE IF Vt)U LIgE (r...1117 SA L ENS— to 004 All Cm THE MONEY ~0 SAVS- SM4ERX44ES 7/010415/t7 WAS X18ail RELr SO MEV L -- I zf 9— L - 6•27 5-PARMLE• ____ o1io *: IV CW IN 2 I BELIEVE AND IN THE CULT t , , ' THERE'S CAROLF-- •Q- THM STAY COOL/ (5TWAN1A I FOR ONCE' AAFOR19 70 pot talrA -'I UL J TXE BORN LOSER by Art • Sanaom _ 1 A!. ./ • ISTLIF FOR HELP! i:' r ON YOUR 54PE! WHY THE I 0014115— A4A MISTER?J AND HIS CORNY CULT' I 'M ONE'A THE 6000 AT LEA6Thf&cW NOT AF i/J - N' // lvarsl FOR LOOMIS! •" BUT . BIT TO SEAr HIM— BEFORE NL 'All qm Or ,7W I As/ totKidg GOODY GUMDR OPSI DEAR HELOISE: Tell the kids If they would like to do different for their next birthday cake, to do this: mom to use for Make a hole in each gumdrop the size of the candles so they will stand up straight. can eat the candleholders, if you blow the out fast enough so they are not covered with wax. I like 'or my mom to use lots colors, but you could use just one color if you want to. Wesley,e7 Age something Ask your • -- F' EAR HELOISE: HAIR'S HOWl have a kitchen with very wall space, I have discovered there's a lot unused "bulletn space on the DEAR HELOISE: iide doors my kitchen cabinets. ir especially handy If OU When blow dryers first happen to have a phone In your kitchen, came out, the sides of my hair On the inside of my cabinet always looked good the door s, I taped our monthly catchall for all sorts of odd back always looked a mess. church event calendar and clippings and perha ps a recipe i ne ver c ould hold the dryer lso hung a regular calendar, which I Intend to try later, and manage the brush at the Under each month are listed I've used this door space to same time. various birthdays, an. tape your hints and various Finally, I put a coffee-cup niversaries of children, bits of Information. These hook on the bathroom cabinet. relatives and friends I want to take no extra room and are i open the door, hang my remember with a card or gift. always at my fingertips. dryer on the hook, turn it on I have also marked on the Mrs. K.R.S. and I have both hands free for calendar under the ap$ ' limited but board" but I A I I've i& A I MOM Z I fl4lNl( 'ri TRtPic.J... - - 5 ML.% AND / I '-. t "" )r jjj ~jjl111t11j _____ •. I HftAVtAIL.y dHU$ Tit I IIN ••* DON' Tb &16 M ZLL fil l ___ MY$uOMg.I a propriate month those things If you've evor had a tiny styling my hair. I might add I put up hooks at which I might slip up on, such kitchen you'll appreciate this as license renewal, taxes, etc. hint. Sure saves lots oil things two different levels: One for A large envelope, which Is from getting buried — or drying my-hair sans shoes and cut lower on one side, Is taped forgonon. Youlr* a pall — the other 3 Inches higher for when I am drying my hair to the door. This Is a handy Hugs, Haoi,.. while wearing platform shoes ____________________ Just make sure the air vent on the dryer isn't covered up. ___________ 6 It Two -fts5 $0 w;2- then candleholders. too, candles , rarri_,r::rr_ i_i i_i_ii our S. Foster -0 You gumdrops zjz~ev qV Too to"" : t 0 DEAR READER: This Is your column. If you'd question or make a sugges. tion, write me care of this flSWIpe•• H Hugs, H.I I J NO HIGH JUMPSI DEAR HELOISE: Has anyone ever thought of this use for nylon net? We caught some baby frogs In the creek and put them in an aquarium with water and big rocks. Then we put some nylon not over 116 top and taped It to the sides so they can't jump out. The net can also be used over the fish aquarium. The fish can be fed right through the not. Danny, Darrin and Mark 527.79()1979 KIM Features Syndicate, Inc. �dip 0 hi s Fel. _____________ .2 -. _o . . . . S T • .. • - RAE. A AA lon VT EL An p ole i I__4ift 4?ii IF2 111 ZI 1~q AT N1 T 'dkSAw AV ml nn At Iry . . iv k rk 1. 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WE LEARNED TO READ 1011 I I F ' to Mi WcIJIc 8cke- opo c1J1te 1 a look e6le - L THAT ME, J [WHOSTAPE•i ___ 4 • I c HE BECAME MACK ID RECEIVE AN - RV __ IN i714 50 NEXT RUN T14E HBLRSE CAME, A �-__.I - .- 0040W 4-.0 -:s r-1 fC~o r- 4=1 Sc 71st Year, No. 241— Monday, May 28, 1979 Florida Holiday AuniorWhirfe — by Hal Kaufman The Florida Highway Patrol said Noah McFadden, 48, of Seminole Garden Apartments, Sanford, died instantly when the car he was riding in was struck broadside by a Seaboard Coast Line railroad engine near the Deluxe Bar off Southwest Road shortly after noon Sunday. - GEE WHIZI "A puzzled young lady said 'Goo. I can't cube cube root of three. Though seven seems plenty, It might conse to twenty. I wonder howthe much it can be?" Can you answer In three so nds7 11Jfl03 O SJU II JM*ue 14j A student who heard wrong thought the class was discussing these explorers: 1. Christopher Galumpus. 2. Sebastian Cabbage. 3. FrancIsco Pizza-Arrow. Can You set him straight? OJJUId 03SpUJ 1S "tisuq. i *flQWfltO Ji4d4$f 4113 t Each of these U.Scffl has a free In name: 1. beach, Fla. 4....... JPS3 p w . sy i *3100 .1 Riddii-Me.Thif Who invented woodwinds? Oboerigines. In which war did snakes fight? The boa war. Why was the crabgrassblue? it was lawnsom.. toothpicks and challenge him or her to form them Into a figure containing five 3 squares. It's easy. Simply form a large square ivith two toothpicks per side, and use the remaining four to form four smaller squares inside. Now, using the same 12 toothpicks, thaiiengesom.oneto form at l six answers with these below. Si A.i ''IUfljw S .H1431d 'C Troopers -U13 Ul JlJOq* I JI4US$ ' . UiISiw ii Sf15 5 JIIi3 'C -us JSp SI pet45 ' :uaua10 luSJSHip SI • •1 141U403 W04 'I,. 1Aqs uss x, emw Three other persons died in two separate weekend crashes of light planes to add to the holiday casualty list. Despite the lockup of most easoline service stations throughout Florida Sunday, beaches, parks investigating 1< m I 14ad In Car-Train Wreck and waterways were lammed by record throngs. '11i. Coast rxt - x..iciliary zt i <> rx = f fi er at N1izrIii. zc>zti lot of ba t. r i wi cI-iiri Sunday e they w .z-i t. 'r t. c s, they'll si ceY> cy i-i rc1 a'vernight arici cZTXI in on r The weather cooperated with warm temperatures and clear skies throughout the state and more of the same was forecast today. At Key Biscayne, off Miami, the Cape Florida State Park was filled and closed to further visitors at 11:05 a.m. Sunday. the earliest this year. CA A& za few hard- fi rid to service stit A c,rx 'r x- = iri Sunday, m>t clubs 50 pexrit. cf 1r-ida s ser'vic' ttiri 'would be pwIiix-i tc>c1ar at least to i - a ft-_ "r ti <> L21 a In Broward County. Lloyd Beach State Park in Dania and Hugh Taylor Birch Park at Fort Lauderdale fill up by mid morning. "Iliad to drive on the wrong side of the road to get in here this inorning," Birch Park ranger Willie Hill reported unbelievingly. krthc1t&!C1 that .. Axriz-i t.k:i repo cx- tci piwe r---s4:> rm. vi ctixri. C14-_ rit. t.z-ffic! deaths t. 1ast four x = It kit.-. 1>edestrian ac. i-i cl-run - F1o jr- ii. ci* ce 1 tr-arxts of .l'1ez-ri CIO r-11 L>3r were cx pcteci tc Z. s&r—ri cLzL ri record rxwrit:,riz-x td.ay and Boaters obviously had stocked up with fuel before the weekend began and crowded their craft waterways throughout the state Sunday. - aot ( , ridLIhohday r Herald Pholo by Tom Vincent EM EMBERING ... ___________________________ DISC-CUSSED, Which HIP o the disc above target, point X, without undue Idd.øti Well let you decide. I r 7Z4f i .. - JtLt't4 SC zor NG ....I1i. Acur1E 4PAMrAL Sanford's Noah Mt'I ad(Iell, IS. died instantly in this train-car iolijsjoii Memorial Day touched the hearts of veterans and their families across the map today. Above are the five emblems that represent each of the U. S. armed forces. Below, Commander George 0. Cintron (left) and Frank Malane of the American Legion Post 53 prepare to raise the same flag that flew over the nation's capital. The Memorial Day ceremony held at the Oaklawn Memorial Park also officially dedicated the Veterans Garden of Honor which has 1,100 grave sites reserved for veterans. LOW F ARE TVv The'Boys'From The 129th: They'll Meet For Last Time he said, 'We'd meet in Chicago the cckviuI before Memorial Day. Guys would conic (ruin all over the country. On Saturday we'd play poker, talk and hart' drinks. But during the Prohibition, of CuUf, e h.d JR liquor. Sometimes we'd manage to get the cunipan climipliiiii out and have floor-shows with stripteases. We had wild parties. "Then on Sundays we'd go out to visit graves of OUI buddies in the area who had died. Three died of illni...s overseas, but when we got back, soon we already hail ,i few deaths." Anderson said that as the years went on, the nwiitx'r of dead mounted. "We finally had so many dead we had to divide into ( (I groups to visit all the graves,' he said. "I''.enty years ago we gave up visiting the graves it was Just too nnicli fo r us. Finally we began to just meet for one day." Now, Anderson said, there are only 10 imien, ranging in age from the late 70s to 88, left in time depleted ranks of the 129th. "We haven't had a cigarette smoker with us for 20 )'ears," he said. "The whiskey drinkers do much bttei Anderson and five others including three Ironi out of state will be at the last reunion Wednesday at a C h icago hotel, he said. "The rest can't make it," he said. "Three are too sick and one is busy." Back when the group was formed, the men got together and bought a silver-plated "Last Man's Cup." The dead of the 129th were inscribed on the cup and the last man alive was to present the cup to the Chicago historical Society lie also was to have a large bottle of champagne. "We decided to give the cup now," Anderson said. "Ibis will he the last reunion. There's not many of us left and the fellows are getting so old they may not be able to make it anymore. We'll read each name on the cup and think about those men. We'll share the champagne at our banquet. I guess if only one of us had to drink it, it ould take so long the bubbles would go flat." , CHICAGO (UPI) The boys from Ambulance Co. 129, 33rd Division of the American Expeditionary Forces of World War I have gotten together every year for decades to play poker, drink. swap stories and visit the gravc; of their dead comrades, Years ago, the grave-visiting had to be stopped because there were Just too many graves, sighed Jesse Anderson, 80. Now there's hardly anybody left at all, he said. So on Wednesday, the surviving "boys" from the 129th will have their last reunion. 'These were a great bunch of guys," the retired schoolteacher said of his buddies. "In the whole bunch there wasn't one louse" The crusty veteran said the Army unit worked the gUyS,", - 'In the whole bunch 1 Orw Ip__. %a. on Evening Herald-(USPS 48'280)-Price 15 Cents A DAY FOR Th cipsr CL.EAR ,AJb IM t4 PO YOU eAr At4r67j C Vy cf . Troopers said charges against Miss Williams are being withheld pending an investigation of the accident The patrol predicted before the long weekend began at6p.m. Friday that at least 19 persons would the on Florida highways during the 78-hour period, 0 a figure containing six triangles. Can you do it? Clue: Our friend above Is on the right track. N TUU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are east dIffernc.s In drawing details between top and bottom panels. Now quickly can5 you find them? Check , The driver of the car, Ernesti n e Williams, 301 also of Seminole Garden Apartments, received severe head injuries in the accident, the Highway Patrol said. She was taken to Florida Hospital in Orlando, where hospital spokesmen today reported her condition as "serious but stable." —land, Cal. 2. _yule, NC.. 3. Rapids, Ia. Fill blanks. TAKE PICK OF TRICKS Hand someone a dozen the accident said Miss Williams was driving on Southwest Road and turned to cross the tracks en route to the bar when the train struck the passenger side of the car. The train operator was D. B. Bach, of Sanford, according to the Highway Patrol. 777 3 15 Traffic Toll: Sanford Man One Sanford man was included in the 15 traffic fatalities reported across Florida during the Memorial Day weekend. -j f<> r - -- - j: ------- there wasn't one louse.' - ..-'-- .' •': •'., -.S'' "'f , £ 547 --.4_. 6•-.- . - bloody, trench-gouged battlefields around Verdun and the Marne, ferrying the wounded to field hospitals. "I was a stretcher-bearer," he said proudly. "Sometimes you had to ferry the wounded two miles. We set up relays. We divided the tragedy-struck into the walking wounded and the wounded for stretchers." Anderson said he was encouraged to Join up by his young friend Ernest Hemingway, who later became a world-famous author. "We made a pledge to go together, but the next day he said he failed a hearing test," Anderson said. "I think It really was that his father wouldn't let him. But he did work for the Red Cross as an ambulance driver on the Italian front during the war and got wounded," After the war, the men from the 129th set up a veterans group and decided to hold annual get-togethers, Anderson said. "We had almost everyone from the unit about 120 ..f '• - - . 4 -- - - 4 3 Toke Socajo t.Jor NEARLY AS ml ir44 is A1I F1N&. MAW1 f7 w _~Nro Im - 1 They Have The Store Safe, But Don't Have The Money A thief may have bitten off more than he can chew at Bahama Joe's Restaurant this weekend. Sanford police said a 24Inch wall safe was stolen from the eating place at 2508 S. French Ave. sometime after closing Saturday. The safe is believed to contain about $2,500 In cash, police said. But there is a catch the steel-reinforced metal safe was locked at the time of the theft and the thief may not be able to open it, — I'-a- ., - . I-I rm 940 NMI t • rw "1 don't know how they're going to get it t. •1 open," said Jeff Martin, . - . . - ' 4 - S t- ........... . . .. -. _-.• . - I • ' . S S #' S . .4 ,. - — -. -. .e_ - - - . -.. - - - - .- - - - .- -, - - - -. - - ' S - - - - . ...... restaurant manager. Police said the ttuet entered the restaurant by forcing open a door at the south side of the building. Once inside, he pulled the safe from the wall and dragged it out. Police said the combination lock on the safe is the tumble drum type and probably could not be picked by anyone less than a professional. The safe weighs about 100 pounds, police said. Scratch marks down the corridor through which the safe was dragged indicated only one man may have ......... a - - -, ...... :- ..- -, -' entered the restaurant, police said. The safe could have been carried and removed faster if two mimen had been involved, police said. Escapee caught near Sanford lakefront, Page 2A Today AruwidTheClock -------4-A Bridge..................4-B Calendar ---------- ..... -- 3-B Comics 4-B Crossword ...... 4-A Editorial ... ........... ... 4-A .... Dear Abby ...... ...... . . . -._. •, - -. - . -- . . ...1-B . . . horoscope 4-B hospital 2-A Obituaries 2-A eUKSEl.'FS 1.11 Sports Television 1-B Weather ..........3-A - - . .-. -'. - . - .-. . S -- '4 � 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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TONIGHT'S ______________________ EVENING when he learns that a former classmate has won a Pulitzer Prize in lournalism, 0 MATCH GAME JOKER'S WILD (12) THE CROSS-WITS f MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 0 6:00 (2) TV 00(12) NEWS ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Lorna Doone" John Ridd called upon to appear before Chief Justice Jeffries in London, reporting anyuprising against King Charles II (Part 4 Of 10)(R) — -- 5:3U (12) NBC NEWS @1)O CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (1J HOLLYWOOD SQUARES THE NEWLYWED GAME $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE JCAROL BURNETT ao FRIENDS Skits 'Kidnapping.' The Frnly" IM DICK CAVETT Guest Eudora Welty. (Part 2 of 21(R) o0 VIU.AALEGRE(A) 8:00 7:00 T1CTAC DOUGH (2) (]) MARY TYLER MOORE Murray becomes depressed IRONSIDE Officer Eve WhitfieIds niece is arrested on narcotics charges TO THE WALTONS Cora belt. blames herself when her husband Ike suffers a heart attack, (A) LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Layerne and Shirley discover theyve been replaced as directots of the annual brewery show by Lenny and Squiggy 0 (12) PROJECT U.F.O. A Vietnam veteran with a dark secret refuses to cooperate with Ryan and Fitz's investigation of a sighting (R) €11 ALL CREATURES GREAT UAI I Tk. I AND Furlong' James discovers that some farmers like to do their own vetting, although sometimes the vet can cure the farmer (Part 9) 8:30 Q ANGIE Angie and Brad have their first fight when Brad goes out with some old chums a,,U re IUJS urns VW iaie and vveryy drunk, (A) er 9:00 . 10 00 0 O -. -------. a t - when 7:25 I TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12 NEWS 020 (2) (4:) 0 0 11:30 Carson Guest: Joan Rivers Escape FROM 5:53 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY(MON) (4J EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (TUE) (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (4) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) (4 CPCKERBARREL(FRI) U NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE hugh flD PHOTOGRAPHY..- HERE'S HOW(MON) ED ERICA (TUE) ED 24 CARROTS (THU) ED V.I. PEOPLE (FRI) suspects. A reward of $6,000 for informations leading to the indent ificatuon of persons responsible for setting the' fire. l) ANTIQUES 330 10:30 HOLLYWOOD MAS-H(R) 0I 01-TO UDAY Irn Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Arson was determined b' the 11-member investigation team which is comprised of members of the Seminole County Sheriff Department, Sanford fire and ('aria Lopei, 8, of the Virgin Islands, momentarily looks away from baby llama which she named "Joe Boy." Winner of the Central Florida Zoo's "Label the Seminole County Public Safety Department and state fire 4:00 1:3) EMERGENCY ONEI @1) THE GONG SHOW SQUARES (4) LOVE OF LIFE (MON. WED. FRI) (4) MARY TYLER MOORE NEW NAME: 'JOE BOY' (TUE) 0 WHEWI ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 0 10:55 CBS NEWS f1 Ii THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE&SIflRLEY(R) (3) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE U FAMILY FEUD €1) MISTER ROGERS (A) 6:55 (3) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA n.$) fli, jiunour 0 7:00 12:00 (2) MINDREADERS (4) ThE YOUNG AND THE (MON) RESTLESS TUESDAY MORNING 02 NEWS (TUE) This wek4iov. Bob Graham announced a get-tough policy on counties where assessments are not at 100 percent viIuatiun. He Instructed Department of Revenue Director handy Miller to come up with a plan to force counties with low assessments to raise them to the 100 percent level, Buy 'Em By The Bag NO LIMIT proposed budget from utility (CETA) for police and By DONNA ESTES' tax revenues and replace it with dispatcher salaries. Herald Staff Writer Kulbes said he is also looking As of today, the possibility of $46,000 From reserve funds. "Surely you don't mean we at a tax on new development, the Lake Mary City Council instituting a utility tax is dead. should run our savings account increasing building permit fees, The issue, however, could be tiown to zero," said Mrs. South- board of adjustment and thseuased again, among other ward to City Manager Phil planning and zoning cornpossible sourcps of revenue, Kulbes in opposition to in- mission fees and other feder& during budget review early in clusion of the city's reserve sources. The three councilmen present funds to balance the budget. 1980. to go over the budget Kulbes responded that agreed The city council, with three not find it again In early January, end of pe ll fully the city wi mem bers present at an early ho quarter of the budget today, voted necessary to spend reserve the fir st morning meet ing year, to see If revenues are he is continuing unanimously to "postpone funds. lie said consideration indefinitely" of to look at various other methods coming in above anticipated levying a utility tax in the of raising revenue, including levels or if other sources must . the city's request to federal be tapped. community, authorities to extend until next Lake Mary is the only city in The council also voted '24 federal funding through Seminole County that does nob with Councilman Pat SouthIt 0 III r e h e n s I V C C e have a utility tax. p ward Opposing, to remove the t In voting down consideration $46,000 designated in the Employment Training Act LITTLE JOE SANDWICH Served On A Sesame Seed Bun. Its Our Sloppy Joe Sandwich Made 3 $ With Our Own Special Recipe SfebbU W - - I THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford Between Honda B. ABC Liquor From Our Soda Fountain Hand Dipped Shakes — Banana Splits Sundaes And Ice Cream Cones pour,and enjoy ' the arson was determined by the team but did say evidence gathered at the scene and lab after a brick wall 01 the pet supply store fell off miii arid another Sanford firefighter. Price, who died from unassivt' heath and internal injuries, vs as the second Sanford firefighter to die in the lute of duty. l':tls'in Brooklyn, 48, of 112 Bunker lane, Sanford, suffered deep cuts on his left fit. a fractured left tot' zititl it separation of the pelvis. Seimiiuiole Meuiiorial Hospital listed the Samsfom'd firefighter III satisfactory condition t.ida) ' deform in e ', arson by 6111111111tet. !011 ' h .evidence found at th e s cen e \'u iii .•\rsiun l'rt'vc'n' ;itklei i l .oll to make the n't'narui right vat-11t.1 ''St III l i lt ('tl thit' laml:igi' hiss st I,ith bimibling and'silteints •t 'list' ti $1 ' ' Hit, as i'uIlstt'tl, ted inn 1919, Ult's 116 tnt ti I I feet. Ii'l sin', nh',n i-'ti to ultsn,it,. to the uirugiui it iii..' lii',' b i ll 11w 'uist b'i ai',',u i - emum'reui iii the hack tluii'ui sit the luuiihliuig on the iiurthi "life A'i'iirdinig ti SiTit(ii'(l lie tiffut'iils 111j, fun' Im'gaii ahuut I) 55 pun .\ug I at till- simpmk stole 'line stil'.' iicu.ilI)ut'd tnss set- tunis of tint' thuiet'-st't't liii buIlding mci \lagiisiIii .\venue hunt n ceo Seen ii tot Hui rd st it't'ts , Vu n'fu i hit irs 0 rk.'il tt'vt'Flslii) Ii' it mlion the l)hi/n ' .'uit ire Inn lulling, i'a ' I lie en ,.rd iii t lmst' vs ithu intmiimiiatuu,ni con( i'rniiiig the fire siuiuiilil I (ilitaut ,mii of these .,gciu'R's Florida \ 1 1\ Ist'r% ilultt,t on ,\isi ii .IO ( '0111I 'm ev.'miti.uii at ' (i lamuitum stat.' tilt' marshal ,it 4,).gll, Sa IdIII'i I I'I it'' I vpartin tint at 3 -1 2-4 1-11 to be completed by January, he said. On Tuesday, the Cabinet passed a resolution instructing Millet' to work with county assessors in order to help them straighten out the tax rolls. The resolution gives Miller the authority to take counties to court in order to gain compliance, As many as eight counties may be faced with court action this year over the manner in which they assess property for taxing purposes. Miller is engaged in a court fight with Escambia County, which taxes its residents at 64 percent, and has ordered seven other counties to raise their assessments. Miller said Gulf and Gadsden counties probably will carry the fight to court, but Broward, Raker, Jefferson, Sumter and Okeechobee counts officials uidwateil they u ill n'vist' their rolls to itiect state iI)j)r*IVal. The tough stance t) the I ahint't to hrin counts tax rolls up to fair itiarket value parallels ('.iiv, Bob Graham',; efforts to restructure the state tax system. ('r'iIriIU said equity in the tax rolls is needed to iiititain in- tegrit) in the tax struetur" "II 5%C (bOlt assess ,'Vi'FiTh' at ili" tII(' rate cit lictis of illit' counts are gOIIig to he suI.iIi/irii i'itii.t'n.,, ut anther ctitiiit ('rl saul l'ropertv taxes pa to' suhuuk and other local si'i'rices. I I'(II"F'I{M l'ti('NI)S Lake Mary Council Defeats Plans For Utility Tax THU RS. - FRI-SAT. You add nothing. Because the iIquor already In It. In all, we have 22 quality pre-mixed cocktaIls. 5000000 good, youll ca:I them your own. Just open, departments, marshal, Bethea said. liethea would not specify how According to revenue department estimates, only two of the state's 67 counties actually assess at 100 percent. iliose counties are Glades and Okaloosa. Six other counties assess at neat' 90 percent, with the rest somewhere below 90 percent. Goeinbel said Seminole County assessments actually are at around 85 percent if a strict usage of current fair market value for property is used. But he said to keep assessments at 100 percent would require a reappraisal every year, something made tinpractical because of the costs and time Involved. The last reappraisal in Seminole County was conducted in 1975, Goeinbel said. He said Department of Revenue officials are conducting an in-depth study of Seminole tax rolls and may order a revision in assessment practices for 1980. The study is expected Seminole County tax rolls have survived scrutiny by state Department of Revenue officials cracking (town on counties not collecting their fair share of property taxes because assessments are too Low, county tax appraiser 'Ferry Goembel said today. "Our tax rolls were approved for l9. We feel like we are assessing at full value.. . . full value for all practical purposes," Goembel said. AFTERNOON (2) 0 TODAY (4)3 MONDAY MORNING THE BEST PINA COLADA YOU NEVER MIXED@ ' lw:otv :t rviikhcd the third in, the St'mukarik I l.iss and I "11111 C11 . In \luitual liisii!',ttit't' of Sli'l \', park, v. tin h donated ,eu 1 t ho l'u'( at'ui lniult''u . LS It' llsiru'u o f the , uutcts if th,.' lult t Puill Ill— Tin. ,ts'ist,trnt !u'u:linal clainiis 111 ;111 11"t'r Of 1 11c 'oil ipan% . said tie ,'stitii.itt'l Is, may reach gIl,tMilI. t he po ll, limit It Florida Eta' \dvu orv st' County Studies Assessments As State Cracks Down 11:30 6:47 I hard they are to contact" Killed in the blaze was ear-oid Wi ll iam Lloyd Price of 14 l,zikes'it's.. Ave., Sanford. The lieutenant died 5110111) l':sn'lit'r, the liii' ii,sul au't'; iispIt'ii 1.s classified .1' although signS posti.'iI at the s'ezu' Saul iittiitil SLiSIx'('l this fire n as result it atsol. i':rniie \' tight. state d eplit' toe uuiarshal. saul Ito' tire team hadn't l't'll ihi,' ( ttt'tt'i'iniit €1) HODGEPODGE LODGE (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS I police Ll ama" contest, Carla will be taking her prize, $100, back with her to St. Croix when she and her mother, Anita Lopez, return there Friday. Carla and her, mother have been visiting with Carla's grandmother, Mrs. Mabel Pollak, in Deland. iIIItuI 11:00 GH ROLLERS (2) (12) HI results were if key factor. ''You determine arson by the burn pattern and evidence found at the scene, lk'thea explained, ''and by interviewing witnesses.'' The I l-ineniber fire In. vestigatiuui teauti will continue to probe the fire but hh'thea would not speculate on hon long that investigation may take. ''You can't tell how bug it will take," ik'thea said. ''You have leads to run down, him ' 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL W regional nut say whether there are any 3:00 10:00 Bethea, supervisor, announced today the fire that swept the Seminole Pet Supply, 200 Magnolia Ave. was deliberately set. lie would @1)0 GUIDING LIGHT @1) (12) CARD SHARKS 1:4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) ED ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 6:45 €1) A.M. WEA THER CC Arson. That's the finding of the state fire marshal's office in the probe of the downtown Sanford fire that claimed the life of a t-111-veteran firefighter on Aug. I. 2:30 9:55 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS p9mF vil?, nivinpi By SILAItON CARRASC4) Herald Staff Writer (2)1:12) ANOTHER WORLD (41) UPBEAT f4j KUTANA COMPLETE 0 AS ØONELIFETOLIVE MEDIX(MON) ED FOOTSTEPS (TUE) El) BLUEGRASS. BLUEGRASS (WED) COOKIN' CAJUN (THU) W FLOWER SHOW (FRI) 0 (12) PIL CLUB 8:00 (2) EARLY DAY Probe Finds A rson In Sanford Blaze 2:00 (21) (12) THE DOCTORS DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS U MOVIE (12) DINAHI fl) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL (MON) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (TUE) QZ) BILL MOVERS JOURNAL (WED) ED JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD (THU) ED OPIUM (FRI) 5:30 El) OVER EASY GUP4SMOKE CROCkETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) (2) 0 SUMMER SEMESTER (12) BEWITCHED THE WORLD TURNS El) CONSUMER SURVIVAL 9:00 5:00 J MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN 1:30 @T' 0 6:30 Alcatraz 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES @1) MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND THE 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES PANY(FRI) 1:2) (12) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU (A) 0 THE FBI 4:30 Evening Herald — ( USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 305—Friday, August 10, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 fl) JULIA CHILD AND COM NEWS MORNING SESAME STREET (A) 0 6D MEETING OF MINDS (THU) Q GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. u sz 3n rva LAST HITS 0 8:25 FRID $ AY ANIMALS (12) MAKE ME LAUGH (1) EVENING AT POPS (WED) I) TODAY IN FLORIDA FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) Iwy FOR TOMOR ROW RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD PLUS 5:00 f2) THE BRADY BUNCH THE ODD COUPLE fD MISTER ROGERS (R) (TUE) 14:) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO El) OVER EASY 6:25 12) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) a (4:) 0 SEARCH WILD WORLD OF SPECIAL (MON) THERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH 8:00 OM'ASH When psychiaInst Sidney Freedman shows up at the 4077th with minor injuries. Col Potter asks him to take an informal look at the staff (A) Q STARSKY & HUTCH Hutch fights for his life while Starsky searcnes vor the nit man wniose deadly disease Hutch contracted (Part 2 of 21(R) 0 WILD, RESTLESS CA (4j NEWLYWED GAME 0 BEWITCHED 0 ALL MY CHILDREN €1) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 12) (12) TODAY 2) TONIGHT Host Johnny 12:30 NEWS 0 Q 11:00 (12) NEWS 0 9:30 COUNTRY 0 CARTER Jasper. the top-ranking National Guard officer in the area, assumes command 0 0 BARNABY JONES Barnaby and two members of an ultra-modern security orgaflization are hired to protect a wealthy businessman (A) /20 12) (12) MRS. COLUMBO The wife of the legendary detective Cotumbo stumbles into a crime-fighting career of her own when she overhears a prominent attorneys plan to murder his wife, (A) HAWAII FIVE-0 The @1) commander of a Hawaiian Nazi unit launches a campaign of terror against a congressional candidate. (A) BARNEY MILLER An as, traffic controller goes berserk and tries to "land" passengers single file from the city's subways IR) SHAKESPEARE 'ED THE PLAYS Henry VIII" John Stride, Timothy West. Ronald Pickup, Peter Vaughn. Julian Glover, Claire Bloom and Barbara Kellerman are featured in . naespnaru S IJSI l s P'Y 0 @1)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. @1) ING (WED) THURSDAY MORNING (THU) ( FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI CA (1) SESAME STREET (R) hurricane causes Clinton Cotners to he put under martial law (R) — AW of a utility tax at this time, while we have them down from goverluzierit or want to go bath tax on tlieiii." he sail. Councilman Burt Perinchief a sock in the Jaw Iwith a to county government." ('(IUn('ilIzlati l't'aiit'is Mark. said, "I am a cock-eyed op- referendum on raising property The city council has who was not I)l'eseflt at the 8 000^ ~~ tiznist. And about 60 percent of taxes)," l'crinchief said. setieduletla special referenduzut am. tuiretizig complained from "The city is coming to the end for Sept. 11, seeking the zip- his Orlando business iiiI l('( 1)V the time my optimism is of its adolescence," said Mrs. provai of voters to raise telephone that he had not been warranted and justified." "I don't want to hit the Southward. "The rcferc,idw,i property taxes Fruuzu $3 per olliriahly notified of tdav's citizens in Lake Mary in the will show whether the people $1,000 assessed valuation to special ()un('ul inn''timi I,. solar plexus iwith a utility tax want the luxury of self- $4.25. lit' szII(l lit' happened to see Speaking to the' issue of utility taxes, Councilman Cliff Nelson the notice on the bulletin hoard said the city has not explored at city hall when he we'nt b to oday every other possibility of pick imp his niiaul 'l'hursda', raising revenues, lie said a evening. Around Ile Clock .........4* Dr. Lamb ........... 8* clearer picture will be available City Clerk ('oumuc \lajuu' and Bridge ...................8A Horoscope ........ 8A at the end of the first quarter 01 Kulbes assured the three Calendar .................12* itoepitai .............A the new budget year. "I think it uticunbers of the council at the Comics 8* (*JR.SELVFS ..... 9* would be poor planning to ask uuiectingttuit attciuupts hizol beets Crossword ................. 8* .Sports ...... 6-7* the citizens to tax themselves muiade to contact the councilman.t Editorial ..................4* Television Leisure Mag. more for prope rt y taxes and at at both his house and business Dear Abby .................9* Weather ........... 7A the same lime place a utility office. HURT PEIUNCHIF:F T ) '''.'......... Bundy Seeking Delay In His Next Murder Trial TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Condemned killer Theodore You'll soon feel better after eating. 1/4 Bundy has filed motions to delay one murder trial and throw out the guilty verdict in another. . Tuesday & Thursday Nights After 3:00 P.M. ONLY been too busy with the sorority house murders to prepare a defense to the Leach killing. They also contend It Is too soon after the Miami conviction for Tacoma, Wash. unrelated killing of 12-year-old him to get a fair trial onanother murder charge. native and former Utah law student, wants a new trial in Miami where he drew the death schoolgirl, Kimberly Diane Leach. His attorneys said they have He asked for different counsel to persuade Judge Edward Cowart that the state failed to Bundy, BOX CHICKEN SPECIAL penalty for strangling two Florida State University sorority women. In Lake City this afternoon, Bundy lawyers will seek to delay his Sept. 17 trial for the 32, prove he strangled Chi Omega sisters Lisa Levy and Margaret Bowman in Tallahassee last year. "The verdict is contrary to the evidence," he said, claim- new trial, including failure to bar reporters and cameras from the courtroom and refusal to let him pick his own counsel. He cited refusal to bar testimony of Nita Neary, only exactly biternarks on the body of one of the victims, Bundy did not claim the defense of Insanity, but he said Cowart erred In determining he was competent to stand trial cited by Build)' pertained to the tnadt' the bite umuarks on the critical parts of time state's case body (It the Levy girl. — key evidence attorneys said He ch a llen g ed failure to convinced the jurors to find lutmi suppress subpoenas under and failing to conduct a full competency hearing away from order Miss Neary's testimony salliples of his hair anti blood. Ing he did not get a fair trial witness to Identify Bundy at the because his court-appointed attorneys were ineffective, Bundy cited 34 grounds for a crime scene, and of dental expert Richard Sourviron who said Bundy's teeth fitted guilty. which the state took tooth lie challenged refusal to impressions from Bundy and to the grand jury turned over to Pretrial hearings and deposi. reporters and cameras. the defense and opinions of Ilons should have been The majority of "errors" dental experts as to whose teeth the press, he said. closed to Marivana-Cultivating Suspect Says $119 'I Love Pot. I Love To Smoke It, I Love To Eat It' FROM NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Trying to (1gM Inflation by growing your own marijuana can lead to problems. Just ask Isaac Manning. HewuarrestedThursdayon charges of cultivating and posnsilng the Illegal weed, police sait "I love marijuana. I love to — IF44F11:1 Idly 16 where the chsilce Is yuiur.&U 2161 S. Pre.cM Ave. (Hwy. 1742) CO ' mewg.and inrew Ca C979From 20 to 4Otoo( O9COLa e— 1 ISLS 2 . Hey PHONE m.nis Orallss:$w& hr I ml, 11p.m. Fri. arA Set. is a.m.ft it p.m. Sanfird I ties he "seeded" the flower beds surrounding his home but denied that he was planning to Sell the illegal Plants, "Hey, man, I'm telling you. I jimt uaelt.I put ltinmyturnlp greens, on my cheeseburgers and make (a soft drink) out of the leaves. I add a little sugar," he said. Manning, who used to perform as a singer and comedian, said he fears he may be sent back to the penitentiary be cause of his crop, although he was all smiles during the arrest. months on marijuana and mew-Wine charges. "When I got out, they told me never to sell the stuff again and I'm not. I'm not dealing. I'm Just using," he said. "I wasn't trying to hide them," Manning said. "They're in full view, right there along He was released several months ago after serving 17 with my tomatoes, peppers and cabbage," While Manning described the proper procedure for growing "healthy, good-looking plants," Vice Squad Officers Jerry Searcy, Jun Beene and Phillip Beene counted the quickly wilting crop. Searcy said about one pound of marijuana was 1 . , smoke it and I love to eat it," said Manning as the policemen uprooted the plants growing around his home and tossed them into a tall corrugated box. "I'm fighting Inflation by growing it. The weed cods too much to go out and buy it," he said. Manning admitted to authorl. 4 4! *...3.,p ?'.. b4 e,J,._ ,.._._ ' — —'- - , - 'p •l - ,• •, -..- '0 4- - .- • - 4 .1 4 4,p. - -' - ._ 4 . 3 5 - - - located in the man's house. As the officers contwuett pulling tht 320 pLants, Manning grtbbe one of the stalks and started to place a leaf in his imiouth. Officer Jim Beene stopped him. "Don't eat the evidence," he said. �2*—Evening Herald. SrnWerd, Pi. FrIy, Ag. 11W It Highway Expansion To Six Lanes I I DA Plans Unveiled For Widening Route 43 FWRI INBRIEF 1 Some temporary relief for motorists traveling the crowded Interdate-4 and Mate Route 436 intersection In Altamonte Springs may be in the works, city planner Joe Nesbitt said today. said as it now exists, Route 436 La desled to handle fl,5o cars per day. In the area east and west of the 1-4 Interchange there are close to 45,000 on the road daily, he ' He Nesbitt said plans for the widening of Route 436 from Boston west to Douglas Avenues were unveil ed by state Department of Transportation officials Th ursday. The plan would make the three-mile stretch a six-lane highway, connecting with the Florida Porno King Agrees T Go't ' ff ' i a a a nI.avIu story, t - , • ' •. • • .- ' .• : - • i • __ r I '. - ' • ; 11,' df. ' • I • • '*L - J • . . , Westar Sat.11it. In Orbit M • • •• .••*' 1 CAPE CANAVERALii FIA. (UPI) — Wegar IM 1111111111111 into trander orbit Thuirsday by a Weft Delta rockagii Will begin relaying television, radio and telephone can. municatlons for'most of North America after Sataróaay 11w aateWte will kick into an Eqorial stationary orbit 22.300 miles above the 0'.euos Islande Saturday. The(ape law ch at$:30p.m.,ay,wc,, by a ' . • - -• : • -. - •."-' ', - • .• I: W11.1sians. —• ,'- • • • 1. -- . • __ . .' - .: • •• . • ho went from femaje to male, has flied a medical wmalpractice 01111 a$aiM the doctor Who rImnflSd hi. Micha ' PaIr. (YD.y au... formed by Dr. Ira 36. Dedioff left him Injury and gross dldlguwems,st," hustled of a "aormal _____ ll ~ - -' '• - - ' p ___ 9, oil Fwwral p 36 pr by the grand is In charg. of arrangements. jury deal with crinilna violMioI I*I'PhuId ARTHUR F$ANCISJACOI8 Jacobs, on • - ______ • -.: Herold Photo by Tm N Is Who needs disco when you've got the meladlow DANCING THE sound Model Program For Inmates 1` 11 I of NIGHT AWAY l)eptmNgormeofhiso the city's civic center. The club also plans to begin free bowling lessons for Its members in con 0Jim F 41sIlIg with on He Is David A. Schdow Who Will be odd $VA Ina C-ras OW Bowl America starting ' "U that Agency 15W enforcement F Claims 2nd h ? A 7$ysszdd New Jerisy man involved In a two-car collision 01 of do IMAW ppidia IS In mw d __ HOSPITAL NOTES N.ik. wwd of Sanford. Aceerdiuug to the FlIP, Van Bulten apparently turned left from the ante train ares onto &R. but he did not cross the _____ CITY OP WINTER $PIl$U TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: - cormcls ii ts NOTICE IS HERESY ilven by the City City of Whiter "I'vesday,AuquallIkIffoostj P^Qrnsem Who N=380 consider th. adoølen lithe foflswkts Ort Iv the City of [-'-'I. ___ 'cw" __ 1•: L a in N Fnailir KiWi S Stan 1u: _sj, Coral L. kin, Dues. Phillip Mom 011101110 SIRTHI . Action Reports J. '°' C sar w, A ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER $PRINGL PLOSIO ADOPTING THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET FOR THE . . ___ ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS * so boy ISv I AIM offlof W.in AnN. WU • • . WEATHN I - - - --NOTICE Is HEREBY of • .1 - ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT IV DATE. poseeasbodele aer and * Polk. BiaS . A,-, (UPI) 'Lou $ ) 110103 ssn.sn • • IMS - J 1. 240 ' 1 e White House expects be closely examined before the s Porelil m,uuts UN Toai Aauci,sIeo Reset. ___ Thursday, according to ''•k . uobss TI dwossol — I IMMS *s. teN, l • as -- By United Press International The FBI, reeling from the __ I Bell W GulIf', Nixon rtks4 y in fret of convenience and grocery stores on Ieuck sal Sanford avenues, according to police. et u or uu.j -,. ___ . • • __ a LI — --: • • 1. • *ITAUN : - I'IP.ftle$d1i.k7 N14 (P1W. ReVNUI CftYMIMI, ___ pWW H atSUSacN1*1to8Ilord polio,. SI 's'a i ImI __ *I 7*.. - -. agents we,e killed on the same years ao only gn L died line duty. Incj Mw California __ • - ___ - CIIYCIWII miL.th. ' -1p--- -1 _~ ~---#-, _.L __ U • •: - I _ **1 16,_I, •• lo $lM4 • "1110 OEM ___ - '.' WI ___ ___ - - ' ____ bp sow _____ __ ___ aUTeLIN ___ in SOW. ' • __ 'ui 'sad oats of Nevada. I: ow _______ uda t moeted minn5j$fHeIitMd u1anNSoandaSars • G1kiy. _te1 Ubákibmgl,aN.&tai.demchsbi bft ':. ban #19 r '-•• . - - - A '4d&.a - .••. — - ' ,,r_p_ :.-. i' TT . ..-.-, • - - . • •.•. S..-. O.' ,.,,.d. .s - ,i -. -. , :. •. j -.--.' • • • _-.__I__-•* -• -.i---s.,.q. ' ...4 • - - S1*• - - - - •••-,-- • • ., 111 - -- '- - "tragic" OUM the ClevelaW suspect, `11 In & Guyon, alias Tyrone LMtle,$osthe1Omodwanted 1isLA$10,000reward was of- . - — --.. ...•. -- • - • --1 1- 1-1 - 1 1.- __ 1. 1 _ • • - . • • --_________ I • •• 1. ----,-. Judg. Asks For Blood I,.... )_aps.ddflhic :L •. ___ • - ,. 4 % ).i$•j*1• . • - . 1. S Nomi n a ti o n s series, in addition to "Murk and ( "Taxi" , , Mindy,'' were "Taxi,'' "M-A-S- "Soap" . If," "Barney Nliller," and "All in the Family.'' tro" Katheriut 1 k-hiwnd I. ii d i t I .avir: i"Alice"i, lsaht.I Saliford ( "The Jeffersuns" and Jeall Stapleton • All In 'lii,.' Fatuity" • Eiuiiiy nominations. 'NIICs Saturday Night "Lou Grant," the nominations and "Backstairs At The White went to "The Rockford Files," [louse." liv:-" was nununated for best and "The Paper Chase," which . Actreses nominated for best &'utnedy-variety show, along was cancelled. performances In a situation with "Steve & Eydie Celebrate Nominated for best comedy 'comedy were Ruth Gordon 49 II 1 1 ?AVi —I,. * 6- • TUIIDC FRI AND CAT '"i ' '% "'' SAT. AUG. 91011 . .---.— .—.--. o " " - THURS. 8 am. - 7 p.m. ' FRI. 8a.m. -7p.m. SAT. 8a.m. -5p.m. WTRR's favorite DJs Crazy Larry and Gorgeous Short y or y will be hore Friday F 3.30-5:30, - ALL DAYS HOT DOGS • COKES COFFEE • DOUGHNUTS __ AUTO 0 0 IAICIIDANCEO 0 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS ° 0 0 gO 0 BRAKE INSPECTION BATTERY CHECK TIRE INSPECTION TIRE PRESSURE "i'll - ALL S - '$.,,' TIRES • ON _______ ff• _'_ ' SALE ' - PHONE ", REGISTER FOR GRAND PRIZE US4JhO j --,= i • • PAIROFB.F.000DRICH SILVERTOWN H-T WHITE WALL TIRES No Purchase Necessary STONY RUSSIo 0 VNSURANCl •0 800000000 * WW,- GRAND OPENING HOURS • authorities said. away, LOW COST !ihbriih11*l_ rK A - - -W."M - '4 - (u,oIl. ______________ . - • AsmsnyaslZlfederalageigs aadlocaldst.ctivesdivldedup Qewland's EM Side ghetto a'esIntossctcrsand moved fresi' aquars4eiquare early todey, searching possible - - , " • 9. in a televised show to be 00wI 0 (Ufl) UN blocks . 0 Robert Portà, 44, who was — " . hosted h ('lwryt Lath! and There are 25 separate catego"Bouts: The Next GeneraIleur Wtrikltr. ries this year, 30 percent fewer tions,'' was nominated for ( 'uS, whn'li trailed in the than last year. outstanding limited series ratings, led tin- networks with For best drama, in addition to along with "Blind Ambition," 0 24P.17 _- #4-•' - • • ar(Is :t'ueui'nv by the Irving Berlin," "Shirley Ma•'\taduny of 'I levisioii Arts and cliiiie at the IAdo," "The 11 MUlCH AVL ° - .-.'14 .- - . - .' o .- , 4 -, 4 i '0 M ~e7 " . "We're still beating the Were identlfleduQiarles W - 1119 '*'*a' 1041" .j 1 atedodUshaHleracsleaodwasd.crthed AV docks to . Me •J iiiipMid — t jarred ch .1•: .. ___ • t. ____ ___ • Qrth.. • hideouts for t married and had five children. Both lived in El Centro, The vicWn In Cleveland was John. F1iNB US jwd IUIIkeI Iuibsdi of lest Vill 'aa*,temMs'. A qmft rs lIst 12:60 PDT 1.dey had.- - - ;, aks ufhPst::, 11W all'.. 7 110 - rigitiated the role as a 'IV ii.:s 000000000 OW L Oliver.So a married man three chilldlren. ., ... • L - at L eads Emmy editor in the oh! "Mar Tyler Eftore, .11, single, and ' mIhlI-U5$lM Plirof PiSluIV ouucesesr. . (a bove ) is Ii a rd but no connection was foot, bleeding profusely From a chest cut from the broken glass. "This Is the first time in the Minutes later, Guyon stole i history of the FBI that three bicycle from his landlady 30 :. "' 'LII, • 1,1116 11110 . fount . L. - • %,,. ,, ; _"7 I 197 day," said Jeffrey Maynard, an -ftftw • "'., . . - "Oppressive," had been Invei. lie escaped From five other gated as a possible member of agents by diving through a On radical Weathermen in the small window and fleeing on - AUIrnI• SN&Dlssi Re-late Tssteandsesenes \1 \l ` . . , Agalits gunned down 71ursday. rabbit can hi(le. lie's either In El Centro. Calif., niean- going to be flushe(l or going to While, agents tried to explain give himself up." why a former social worker The F131 sai(I (;tlyon, wanted fatally shot two other agents in Chicago for kidnapping, rapt' near their desks before putting and armed robbery, shot Oliver a pistol to his mouth and killing in the chest with a .32-caliber himself, gun Thursday as the agent The yo ung man, an activist entered the bedroom of an East who believed the FBI was Side housing project. And74 perosut fselhe never Should be elected to major so It aetienel O65CS agein, the n.1 obowsd Thursday. m1011 aid women polled While U — of the of feel "tu hw"4" 51', having to rwIu" was Tasa t. _____ 1 hh150S,tm.it S , a .. '.itelø . . today for a wounded fugitive crossing out IN, blouks, elimi- . CSI PaIa.ius • • , PIkIII 'rPb 65 pui -2 - S , • t .*e . T. • 1.s.. cut lbs le sa,Us65 _~A__ 11111111"d off on paper machines and Mole an (Pitlivenu. iguuss 4 ag Emjflu P OPiantssu (Fool. Iliftmove • it Wd I T FBI's Worst Day FBI Director William Web der called the slayings N . 1. f I - worst day of violence In its 71 bushes," said ('apt. Edward years, put out a 137-man McNaiiiara, commander 'f WA1IINGTON (UP!) — Eiy4flS perciat of Amorlonno believe Richard Nixon was guilty of . '°" ~-,.' 4~.: ;,~ ;- -, ./- - I.. P. - I a '. • L* — Edward Asner's "Lou Moore Show" - for bes*t a('-tor Sf- lenuvs at the Pasadena, ,Nluppet Show" and "Arthur ( alit. (unvciititui ('enter Sept. Fiedler: Just Call Mc Macs- id dock the following Friday in St. Louis. 81 % : IAN , Grant," television's idea of in a dratnatie series. gruff news editor with a heart of "Baukstiu-s at the Vhite gold, dominates the annual lluLLse," a luriitcd s..-rii-s, ui 11 Emmy Award nominations, nonunatioiis, tine Inure thaii Un' followed by "Backstairs at the hit comedy, 1trk and MillWhite House" and "Mork and dy: Mindy." "Boots: Ihe Next Genera "Lou Grant," the CBS series tions" got oril seven nmninaset in a fictitious Los Angeles tions, far stiui t of the harvest flewspaper city room, collected reaped b (lie original l.00ts" 14 mentions In the nothlnatiohs miniseries three '.eal-s ago. made public Thursday. They The winners ,will be anIncluded one for Asner — who nounced at the 31st annual cesnpiu was his victory In the Iowa csucaa, aid they stwt.d Mm on his w to the Whit. House. - - C1111910111111 Trwmw4pwoim , el'!.% '.- Grant ' SCOTF HOLLYWOOD, Calif. ( UPI ) pre4or41al jUI$. om . f "'4 1 4lp ork ma king an Indian headband bile Tina Nelson. . tat right ) works diligently on lit'i- crafts project (tnt- jug a specia l Brownie I )av ( 'a in p held this week at Sanford's ('entenn ial Park The rain p. hidi featured Indian gaines aini first aid c lasses. t-c oncluded with an overnight ca inpout at Silver lake Ito Scout ( 'a 1111). Thiirsita evening's t'a ilipuLit at Satifuiil was a first for about -ii) Brm tiles wliii part icipated. By VERNON e1gdey rf beginning nest week aboard the . historic Delta Queen paddle wheeler with stopovers along the River to promote his ener andpo1lt1caldands. -' • Corwwius*w thlCItyofWWin$p,Ip. P*ldLfonaIpav5 J.. ., - — Th de.11qg to a EXPENDITURES: florAwselerlii11W Whess ONlnI 1 - ? I 4.- Slut IIIIa Kuhn, HAVING FUN IS HARD WORK poundis annually. Caurthouse. Sanford, PlsnIdi, summary of - u ., Hl'rid I holos by Tom Vincent ': C1111111 & rqMwly schelfulod "Nostalgic Grondearl, the Ssmkwle County Pin Auffierfty and me CITA P _ '. ~ ___ '- 1 _ (, - . ". - _'-;:t$* - ' ..;.. 111 • -' AMCIN$W Punt NSsi, /4 , " Carter Plans Vacation . ortrord Ad VOW"15* Iscalofo L L "4,~ tJ,;: , , . , partnership lna real agate ct.velopmn.nt. . " GIVEN "of an AuSW 21, WX a 14:0S.m. or 0 m Iawi*, REPEAUNG OF — . * In ChIC099, with Gremkow. , 1 Gaines Funeral Home,' i=YMSt ""W Prior to 110 111111110`1111111. owovioftd budW #w II WheY Wines. Florwao is to wo baliew: PROPOSED BUDGET Post Im"" ad I118111 budft Wed IN the eadboand law. lawadmitmentofficerwhospotwvAn Rov"VM: OlnSraIRev.nuN UI*II • __ courts . - just , aft* Waft the mayor's office lad yew, wall granted a - Char ;. L . •. • 111 . FWWaI I"cn and Interment I CITY OP WINTER FLORIDA, FORTHE w 4*: ,. I __ Rsnt. ____ UMSNIIMIMIrnA$. tf . y- . Any possible COOThCt5 of lflt&Sst involving the former Orleans mayor will be "fully aired" during those White House press secretary Jody Powell said -' 1 .In .9. te •. -. with th# 1L,I71 will follow in m, Qsqya . ' 1 lsw! Cancer Fund. Srl$so Funeral, sword Is In choral No"*, P-AiM Laurel Ave., — 'i Legal Notice • WASIUN" .0k He was a retired accowdant, gives àue concrete facts I don't need the raid and was a former Kiwanian Tuesday at 1 m ' 4:: bs Approach Resort " A : ' , Lanari•u ProbL e uI*cus*• 11 III* WhadlibliThutsifiev.v" JACO throvo its in- a member of SL Once inside the More, the burglar had a snack o1QstAl4 and 110 claimed On Uh of a IAO Wales man died lbursdlay at cvokia before Aseling thm or tow cut= of "° db HORMAL the Florida Highway Patrol reported. packs of chewing guun, bed slicks aid five pkb1l his car 11111111111111111 ________________________ when it collided with a car driven by 23-year-old Gene Richard ,oral Jaco of Lob. Wales on July U. The accident occurred on Slate ______________________________ "Forty ; • what acton to take nprft 4H & Efteman Dr., Wider' the written omplaint He may Springai died early Friday at have the Loiilwood Police Seminole Memorial HOSOW. for dancing on a the Sanford serenadera '' 11 Room *tt alm produces a harvest of 5 mill NAT, CAnal 0.-Funeral warm summer evening? The event was the Sadord investigators inysdisaW the W AnativeofChl m&& his home in Ill he Senior Citizen Club's weekly Wednesd1ay dance at glqpft, be W& TALLAHAE, FLA. (UP!) Coffullons ban hired an ssW in rebablIftaft to neimp a model pram •. .,, Ray i/;P. -• - e,al '. of arrsn..mants. '°'l ___ •• and ewdue, In performing the mailictor He addwas ho__ WN to the Aug 12, 1977, operation at Methodist Ho'pP' Dusboff hod performed R than 32 aim' male procedinis. ui, / " be In All Souls C.m.f.ry. "At that time, I had not a retIred barber. any firm whlchhadanymatterslnftthat Mrs. Ama Manfre; a em, Sal would ho properly ddremsd by Manfre of 8aWocd and two • r'1 . • arlsson Funeral Home, "s i4 1112 &W Now York State in - • Z.,-".:.; 4. . Nil.~soi~ SOUTH PADRE, ISLAND, Texas (UP!) — Although footong globe of oil moved to within 10 miles of Texas' . *. , 111111111118d Con" resod, the Coast Guard today Wdsted, the . beech comniwd(y and adult marine life would be spared. r major damage from history's word on spill. ,r.- two Longwood parents to Brisson Fwmal Home, P.A., — ________tl . - dlIC%Ii a PIIUIOfl aied by i Sanford Is in charge Of Funeral Notkes centrationa of oil to date had pushed onto Texas beaches • 1 residents In support of an . Inv NAYMOND MANpauiJ dependent estigation of Thiwsciay as well as scientific observations that heavy ..! Funeral m f Ray, ' pollution could hIt • rindpa1 and admInistrative bg beaches at any time. RAYMONDMANYRE Msnfr, 52, of 107 PinicreitI practices at the elementary ' Coast Guard Capt. Roger Madson conceced eggs and .12 school. After listening to their 1`10116y, will be cololtrated of 9.1 ;. juvenlleseallfe might be "sensitive"to the oily Influx and Ra'inond Mathe, IZ 107 • am, Saturday at All Souls ordered bntallatlon of a i,200.quare400t net across the '- allegations he told thorn the PineCrest Dr., Sanford, died Catholic Church. 110 Oak Ave., matter should be handled Werbiesday. mouth of one entrance Into Laguna Madre. The shallow Sanford. me Rosary will bO Withill ft School SAM as Born in Italy, he Moved to recited Friday at I P.m. at It . ,. seltary is the nurmy wid f fish and shrimp and 1'~' - 0 OPPOW to the date altortley's oMce. male ched.11 O'Da contends DoW was -. 2J' ,W '. '. 'S _if, %`~.,., . .1 ittl!' ., I-!" 1-11 ,I .;I J l`~;1.1."I ~itI ' Transsexual Files Suit -t-, -• • Ray did say a Florida statute member of the Geneva Baptist Chicago, and seven gran 1t-' 174;,--' 1 _ _ He wall a retired citrus Jacobs of Winter Springs,. f Vow and cattleman and a brother, Ralph isco . ;•.-. "•- ' it - .•. ' is about and who is involved," Ray " -, . .-4 had received a written corn. • ined in a motorcycle accident. I plaint wit hin the p week ' ospit I spokeswoman Said Thurida the handeome alleging certain criminal acts ct orwu" st win st a awecondluon." She saidhun(tredsof but he would not confirm the .t.3.phons calls were received every hour inquiring about Comp was n against Arlatta Cobsrly, principal of CADER G. HART Survivors Include three 10n4 ' Estrada was In critical condition when he was admitted Longwood EISIXIIIMIT School James T. JSCO1w, Glen • 'to the hospiTh tal Monday and transferred from the lntensiye "1 don't have the right at this Cadet G. Hart, $3, a Geneva Ill.; Robert R. Jacobs, Orlana unit ursday. csre time to say what the allegation native, died Thursday. Park, IlL; and William A. (Bill) .-.. • - -- . .... . .mii b4S WIU. jpj does address "the right of Church, a life member of the children. privacy for listening it1nir$ and a Mason. on GramkOwGaInN Fimer$ telephone conversatIons. :,,.._'_ r,,, Hels survived by his wife, Borne, Longwood is in -( L month, Ray mat with Mrs. Janle Hart, Geneva. an6eits. • Their Terms Wade, 30, was recovering at UCLA Medical Center -- 1. • needed to be replaced and then by problems with a liquid oxygen valve. The satellite joins Waters! and II, lawicli.d in 1P74, to handle an Increased maid in apace conmilkns said Western Union &?Ictali. The older satellites are nearly at -capacity radio and visIon Iron. ,; . .. .. "' 1. . 11 L, ' • '•• f4 : .. .,e . ,I .., ' . ••- • AREA DEATHS • - .. corporation. Tress*wySeetary G. William Miller told a Washington news conference the administration has decided against viM the 1 billion In future credits the firmis seeking the UAW'a Chrysler council made up of union officers from across the United States and Canada, voted 94 against the company's urgent plea for a twoyear wage and benefit freeze after contracts expire Sept. 4)1"14. , • Three eCoyjes .j1 mounting rnmthsr of quIonabIe traffic tickets lesnod to Outlaws. -• ,. %iL1 • • l - Union Agree To Help Estrada In :. i • '" - rincipa -I r • - jury," Ray salt "I can charge appeared before Her left Write, the person board last month to discussth3 A written complaint' filed Other persons Involved could issue. Some came to praisj '. 1. against the princIpa' of neither confirm nor deny that Mrs. Coberly as a "sUperlo Longwood Elementary School Mrs. Coberly is the focus of an admin Regular istrator" or to crIUcfz4 appardly is being probed by Investigation by Ray. her as a woman whó LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Erik Estrada, one of the stars tue Seminole Cou nty State The investigation wag . eavesdrops on their tel t'of II the "CHIPS" television series, has been moved out of Attorney's offices. dared after a group of 150 conve rs ations and aearche$ , lthe Intensive care unit and into a regular private hospital fi.1 D.., JIL.2 e J. a U a.l..v..wri parents 7 . • P -, but on their own term Both on Thursday rejected Chrysler's own proposals to restore Its profitability, but each acknowledged omething must be done to rescue the nation's lKh largest BYSHARONCARJAJCO • ___ • I L oc UI . ORLANDO, FLA. (UP!) — Outlaws leader ItIOmaI owsays hismotorcyci.gangilJ borne that serves as their clobho.s, but they have no Intention c4Ieldlng to harrneut. were.uuOutlaws, and well always b viwi, and ujC i giigwj that Is going to stop ns uwu being Outlaw. except • ey nw . In KraMn Clai ift as' '°' l"dy L I I ..t i -•. ByUnftdp The thief adversaries of the Chrysler Corp. — the ' govermnent and the United Auto Workers Union — have ngrei to consider helping the financially ailing company, He said the city will continue seeking ways to expedite th Center Street overpass. — GEOFFREY ', 'S . ,j . '- t I • Outlaws Charge H's..rs*a M e -ag '• • I :fl$ICT..vfl "If Center Street Lan't done in coordination with these other projects we're going to wind up with a mess by the year 2,,'f he said. . Friday, Aug. 10, 1919-3A lolk.~ -' .• •4• - Unill.1 olir - -.U.S., Is S a e __ harassing to be made In lieu of the proposed Center Street overpass. That u imoi' scheduled to delay until 1165, rn4 bedoneinconj ththew1degofR436,hej project, NAnON i _IN0ncc_ ~ " ) . probationary ahOp@ in entrarnoddlrun T ie Zmaining five by ro companies dosed their doors list —' alreadY earmarked for Initiation by the FDOT and ate nOt goln ési*ing sIx-lane portions of Route 436. "Four4hlrty.sIx is at doujle capacity now. We have twice the Construction on the slxanlng is scheduled to start sometime number of cars traveling the road as it Is designed to handle," before 1161. Nesbitt said. NeablU salt Nesbitt said the Bon to Douglas Avenues' Improvements JACKSONVILLE, (UP1)— The $7Qmllli.y.ar pornography opti of pi0 '1 king," officially came to an end in Florida Thursday. The Thevlz organization, which in 17 and IPJ7 operated at least 36 porno shop to Florida and supplied several others, formall y agreed Thursday, as part of a pleaagrentrec TheVIS lletdenas*s, who had been Indided by a statewide gran jury I y of t the stat e's ant i-racketeering saw, were given 0 iri4 J.Y' . ii / Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -: '4( 4 I ____ • • Ald S SI! 10 ; ts ci :TT' 4_i1iTi11 v �.5 - Evening Heijej 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area code V.2611 or83l.ggg3 Friday, August 10. 1919-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher ______ $20.60; Year, $40.. lavish COCktail _______ Sunday bed, arrived bewing gaily packaged gifts. Many a home n-. Nowadays, not too many moms have tile courage . W icial Step A In Direction Right By DORIS DIETRICH Evening I$,ra, Sanford, Fl. o. Herald Correspondent In the past lu years, the population of Altamonte Springs has risen from 4,600 to the present 20,, and according to Joe Nesbitt, city planner, the city's growth is not stopping there. "Construction in Altamonte Springs is pretty intense now. guidelines for developers. '. With approximately 3,000 new "By the time anything Is done multiple-family housing units about the roads we will all be and approximately 30 corn- riding bikes If the gas situation mercial sites being built, It puts remains the same," Nesbitt a strain on public services," said. "I have more faith In that - Nesbitt said. than I do in the state." "A traffic problem is not oI. The following are a fl of the foreseeable future, It Is examples of major corigructian one of the distant past. It is out projects in the w within a of our control," said Nesbitt. one mile radius d - the . . "Th e two major traffic tersectian of State Route 431 problem areas are State Road and Palm Springs Drive. 436 and Maitland Avenue. The -.The Florida Hospital in city is doin g everything within Altamonte Springs Is doubling its power to ease the situation, the emergency room, operating "The problem Is that both of room an d th e pharmacy. the roads are owned by the Presently the hospital contains state and county governments. i beds. There will be an ad We have requested aid but ditlonal . nothing has been done," Nesbitt will require the construction of said. an extra two floors to "With the development of a existing four floe's, cording new shopping center along to Edward Wei", vice I Maitland Avenue, something president of the hospItaI has to be done and it probably - In the adjacent lot to %li will happen later on. Nothing Is hospital Is the co structici of a traveled 60 miles ItwuaoqyouCOuidhwaplfldrOpwhen Bonnie Blue blatantly blabbered that the Performer US "silly." He. seemed to ilk. that. . During another bid "quiet time," she ap. propriately announced that he was "wonderf ul." statement merited a "drink on the house" from tile Irresistible showman who couldn't resist the little charmer. When the cberry4opped drink arrived, Bonnie Blue lifted the mini footed goblet In the direction of her grandfather and said, "Happy birth day, Gandyl" We thoiht he was going to burst with pride. Incfcisntaljy, this is my family - and fl sit. thday celebrant is my husband. 1 a. • S y `74', Still • umm A Long .. . . II.,.5.. . . -. 5 - ., '. units." The Crane's Roost Is located off of Palm Springs Drive. Village ______ - Sixty acres of lan d at th e corner of Orients Avenue and __________ Maitland Avenue Is being JIL. cleared for the development of . ______ . . ' • a new I -'- ' ____ - . -.'. - - --. . ____ ____ 1. - ' I ' f S Ø;; ,. - . - . •-' _ -,- fli!I•J,C '. S Land being cleared tr, Palm Spring. Shqping Center I - - Sale 3.60 Keg. 4.50. Little boys' short sleeved athletic top has contrast piping trim. Polyester/cotton. Sizes S,M.L. Reg. 5.50. Little girls' pa collar and keyhole neck. Sizes S,M,L Sale 4.80 111.. 11 It' Reg. $6. Girls cap-slee shoulder and small point cotton. Sizes S,M,L. You it on TV Im 11 saw .., shopping center, ac cording to Jack Yung, superintendent of the construction on Allied America properties. "The Orienta Plaza 5 . Shopping Center will consist of a Winn Dixie and several ret ail stores. The expected cornpletlon (late for the site is November of 1g79," Yung said. Also on Orienta Avenue, is the construction of a new win g to the Heritage Center Nursing Home. The addition will double the existing capacity. The expected completion date is May 1, 1980, according to ,U,eir George Walper, administrator for the Heritage Center. Surtiarswea Sale 4.40 .4 \ /1 - -.. -'b,Ipb:, 20% c OF th - 1 Sale 6.40 to ,12 N ea - I Girls'dresses. Approva . .. •. off SAL - • .'• _ __ l~~ done until the problem Is bed. new shopping Center. At the expected to be completed 117 Condomln1wn In Altamonte Haines Street one block from That only only makes the corner of state Route 436 and Nov. 1, 1V79, according to Springs. "The 40-acre site will state Route 436. situation adequate. Palm Springs Drive Is the Norman Ronan, partner In. - Another condominium . of, 23$ con nIums "It is all In the control of the foundation of the Palm Springs Residential Communities of p1st dub houses," Roesman construction site is the exstate and county,"Nesbitt said. Shopping Center. The shopping America. . r.portad.."The const ruction is pansion of Crane's Roost "There is no way that the city center will consume 12 acres of - ResidentIaL. C01nmullItfes exp4cted to . be completed Vill age. According to Richard can set a moratorium on con- land an d will be composed of 1$ of America Is also directing the' January of 1900." The con- Knuebel, Project Manager of structim." stores. The construction Ia xni1ead 1Eadjdo structlon ilte Is located on Crane's Rot Village: "With Despite the problems of the th e addition of 45 units to the .: .. . I.. development, Nesbitt said ti* . .011181111111~ Alp existing 24 wuts, in December •' ''" Z. *"'•r cltyhonecenefisetof .1 ofl979 there will bea total of69 1. 6. '5 1 In one of the more enlightened recent judicial forays into the classroom, a federal judge has told the Ann Arbor, MICIL, School board to recognize the right did his thing. 1. andatodWereflteredt ,eri existence of "black English" in teaching reading. before dark. There was Tom Jones, Elvis Presley, Louis Judge Charles W. Joiner rejected claims, clearly Insupportable, that black English was a --__I " separate language in the same sense that Spanish It Zi m or German is a language. He did agree, however, ;:. VIEWPOINT that the speech of poor black children Is a distinct ANGLE.WALTERS. ;:'.1a1ect, worth, in Its way, of special consideration. . FU, The issue before him was a claim that the I/ . ~- " ner 4 Plaintiffs, all black children of poor parents, were -.: 1 1 o tailing to learn to read standard English in a -'r1.;-:;, 0 middle-class, predominantly white school because ''.__."' ,._ ilp their teachers expressed disapproval of their Construction underway at Florida Hospital. Two S if ' speech habits. Judge Joiner expressed tentative floors are being added. agreement. He found that theblack childrenoften spokeat 41 I Way To Go , I Reasons home a dialectic form of English distinguished by :I grammatical elipses and simplifications. He noted that the children learned to speak standard English ByDONGRAFF. WASHIjGTON (NEA)-As time passes, it becomes clearer that Jimmy Carter's Caln* rather quickly, but that they had trouble learning The Intense analysis of American education : r, to read. occasioned by the anniversary of the Suprexn DavidenergyswnmItwasorganlsedmore to y 20% the groundwork for his second presidential Court decision Invalidating a system that wall After listening to testimony from several campaign than to launch a new energy racially separate and unequal has found plenty : is;. eminent linguists, Judge Joiner agreed with the program. of fault with the schools today. Is; 1 plaintiffs that teachers who were Insensitive to Carter's supporters can point to the flurry of Understandably. Progress during the last '.: black English had put the youngsters on the new proposals he sent to Congress as well as to quarter of a century toward the goal of racial :.:. Keg. $5 to $15. Little girls. Bigger girls, too. the changes he made In his Cabinet and White equality has been uneven at best. And at wont, defensive by criticizing their speech, "turning • Now everyone can go back to school beautifully. Ho use staff. The fact Is that most of these steps : them off" reading. He ordered the Ann poddeclaion developments In the schools of In skirt sets, dresses and corduroy jumpers. Arbor wereeItherplannedweuInadvance or r)g much of urban North can only be termed school system to propose a program to sensitize STREAM All at great savings? Choose easy-care CONSCIENCE its little change In Carter policy. retrogression. teachers to the problem. polyester/cotton blends in a wide range of The significant factor was that But here and there are encouraging signs, colors. Sizes 4.8x, 6-14. designed to kick off Carter's reelection bid in WASHINGTON WORLD such as In a recent st udy of minority enrollment At the same time, he wisely singled out other grand style. Unfortunately for the president, the barriers to their learn ing: absences,' learning InengineeschooIJItIsup,slglflflcaflJv50 expected boomlet fizzled and his pail ratings e past decade. disabilities and the lack of reading role-models In ed at about the 30-percent approval level rem As iate at 1q72, only 2,200 students from ' T II their homes. These are formidable obstacles to I ___ r9 ring of a month earlier. minori ty groups-principally blacks, but also education, and the Ann Arbor children, and The reasons should be apparent. Look at Hispanics and American Indians -registered as By mo,us rejected any suggestion that there should be, , presumably other poor, black youngsters, will be the personnel changes first. or with engine freshenen.. But by 1P77, cutoff year ering cod un wv,. He Rqerter in fact was, any "linkage" In his dealings .. Inthed dicapped in their education until these At the Department of Health, Education and WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter's Russia when he was running the diplomatic nonprofit New York-basedThierencesoarct, economic research problems are met. Welfare, thcomlngpatrclaRobertjIj strategists now may the chances for Senate show. Harris the experience and administrative ability of rat1fkst1n of the Strategic Arms Umltation Kissinger, th Still, Judge Joiner seems to have t8ken a predecessor Joseph A Califam Jr. on the Issues 1sdy (SALT II) are good. The pact appears to presiden e foreign mentor for 7,600, accosastlng forpercentag, $5 percent of all freshmen. ts Richard Nixonpolicy and Gerald Ford, 15 me 1V72 minority modest step In the right direction by attempting to facing her department, but she abates his liberal be viviag the tough tEIny of opp was 4.2 percent. / •,•.' singing a different tune from the days when he ) ,• J...... remove stigma from the cultural background of a bias about the ability of government to solv, the Many who que'Uoned the accord now appear was struggling to win ratification of SALT I The gains a,. In consider 1 significant number of American children. abe part due publies problems. She almost certainly win to be satisfied an the verifiestion issue. But the without tying it to Soviet Immiagion poncift efforts of a c" to Vo Ution of l battle White House aides on key issues, as did SALT critics have adopted a fail It position. Those who want to condition acceptance of organizations, profeuIona societies and corCalifmo. Some senators who probably are loathe to cad SALT on heavy spending for new sophisticated poratlons seeking to Increase The economic-policy switches sending G. a vote against arms control ar parstressing weapons include Ford. The former president Is ticipation In what decades has longminority William Miller to replace W. Michael Blumen. huge Increases to the t une of e$5now been one of billion to $7 reported to favor expanding the defense budget the most thai at the Treasury Department and Paul A. warding of economically and re likmthdefensespendnguarfffor by $10 billion, professions and a largely white preserve. The Volcker to replace Miller as chairman of the votes. Carter reportedly has setup a special corn. focus Is on interesting secondary schools Federal Reserve Board had little policy -;. Congressman Lionel Van Deerlin, the The cvposition has coordinated Its campaign to mittee to sift through the requests for bigger stude s In engineer sign1flca and primarily reflected Biwnen- lncreasemllltary.pendiflg, putting Carter on the spend ing careers and preparing .1:c. ing. The House appropriations defense them nt California Democrat, has abandoned his effort to for the demanding course of study. thai's problems in doing business with Carter's spot with liberal Democratic s'ators such as subcommittee has already I1II1ed $2.2 billion :ite Into law a comprehensive revision of the staff. George MGoven of South Dakota. McGovern out of the president's $129.6 billion Pentagon Federal Communications Act of 1934. Th 11 W More than 1,000 high school students are at's too wrvte the president that they are "gravely request for 1*, although It Is still $5 billion taking remedial math and science courses at bad, It was a good try. Griffin B, Boil had been grooming Benjamin concerned" over the att"ri$j of some of their above the im ffilcal, year bodpL engineering colleges this simmer. About the R. Civiletti to succeed him as attorney general colleagues to hold the treaty hostage to in. In addition, Sen. Frank Quirch, D-Idaho, same number of engineering students am i Van Deerlin proposed to deregulate radio and for several months. Similarly, James R. creased define, spending, 04 chairman of the Senate Foreign Pelatloes receiving fh'aricIa1 assistance from a fund of ' Schlesinger's departure from the Energy leviaIon. That was opposed, as usual, by those The signers called It an "unacceptable price to Committee, and Sen. Jacob Javlts, DN.Y., the mOSS 11C111111111111 than $11 million raised by business firms Department was long expected and Charles W. pay," preferring to see more money spent on ranking Republican on the panel, want to attach ,ho had a vested interest In government and private fomdatIcns, Duncan Jr. was chosen only to get that woeful social programs. egulation, including the regulated as well as the a ierles of reservations to the pact. One would megoaus In order. Sen. Sam Nunn, DuOs., a strong advocate of declare legally th)df ng the pledge by Sovi of 11 PISOSIst toof all a minority representation egu1ators. The strongest opposition came from enØnssring freshmen by bigger Pe those professionals who have made their careers ntagon spending, has conditioned his President Leonid Bresimev to restrict produc- 1100. vote forbudget. SALT on a mabV1al Increase In the tlonoftheBackflrebomberto3oplan,spsr year. out of acting as middle men between the govern- changes Is why Carter waited so 1014 to rim him defense Progria., yes, big *iii a 1014 way to go. me tniljry servi4 Another would be an understanding that the all ment and the industry, serving first one, then the government more effectively. Indicstd they would like to hav, the money for United States retain the righi to give its allies Mother minodt7, which Is actually a other, to their own great personal advantage, new bombers, new tank., new curlers and more nuclear and conventional weapons for cwon majority of the population, Is also making Nor does the de'Ign'tlon of Hamilton Jordan fighiers. ii. defense. Van Deerling proved that the comprehensive progress of sorts. as White House chief of staff carry much The long-awaited _testimony of former m.acenber, of women In the reform approach Is unworkable, absent US always the top aid, In 5y of UI work force , also link. But for all that, the political dbviat. Is im rose to *6 million In 17 compared with 5&3 catastrophic conditions which absolutely require ' the Carter White House and giving him the title ad approval to more mflfly $p)&ng, and proving for approval of the treaty. ¼n male workers. remedialaction, won't help him with his ado"tt.d weaknesses In a of the r.Ilo,iaIpo with the Soviets. me Senate Is expected to debate the treaty for Of particular Mdmiflidfltk4 and social VC 61 notes an AmerIcan There Is a special Irony to KL'nge?s five to six week. In October and than vets. If the Council of Ufs mmmc. report But piecemeal deregulation may SflIT proposals were either Is a sharp rise In still be acMa testimony seeking linkage between SALT andtreaty Is n 11 id, Carter believes It will he a mOol1l*.Some1JmIUlflnwonaanlagyuj, compllzhed, It Is worth the effort. The dereguatlon own warmedover plans or Idsas that had gained th. ot po1l'4 iil problems that hav, strained signal to the Russians and the world t1 the Compared with S$,ISS In 110, were holding favor In Congress despite their serious problems, c2MpaIgn must continue, even If It means trench the unat SLM.. and th. United States dill Is Iatar.st. In pidting a c job down more than as later debate would show. Sov iets at We it times. on the nuclear aims -. - E ... By BARRY DILLON Spencer,apatronwhosaldshe drove40milestosee the show, and another patron who claimed she Gandy, as she called her grandfather, was giving In t her whims. Does he lly look like Rhett Butler? Naw. Well, maybe a little. Look! There's the spotlight. Here he comes bouncing down the stairs singing for all he's worth. Several of his fans just about went wild as e th talented Impersonator and performer In his own Friday, Aug. 10, ifl-4A ltamonte Construction Going Strong ', In audience participation, the entertainer singled o ut, among others, Cathy Stowell, Sally to dance on the sidelines. to throw a formal birthday party in the home. are piled Into vehicles and transported to amusement centers to celebrate, animate and debilitate. A local supper club features family flight with Ware - when birthdays and other events are observed. Last Sunday night It was quite obvious a celebration was In progress at the local dub. coujges - one yOWlgIsh and one in their prune - The Clock fV k--11`..,:k,: , Trill A enrapt. She must be celebrating her birthday, a patron surmised at the night club? UtUeBonnleB1wp.o newcomer to club. She downed her dinner with gusto and kept asking when the band would strike up. She wanted and dInln room. Mamas and their kida, all dRd I Humperdink -all wrapped up In Oils. He dancK hepra, he blurted, he td, he bOnd, he wowet Women gigied, wiggled, clapped and were blue and white eyelet ruffles. Her blonde curls were secured with blue satin ribbons shades of Bonnie Blue Butler In Margaret Mitchell's imjt "Gone With The Wind." Hostesses placed a lot of emphasis on these parties which were held In the family living room. rle _V I11 ________________ Armstlrong,Neil Diamond, Gene Pitney, Engelbert Th good-looking older man, with his short av hair greying at the tenpie to match his Clark Gable moustache, clutched hand ofa tiny tyke - about 3. She was all decked out in ripples of frilly pale 9 Home Delivery: Week,75 cents; Month,$3.25; 6Months,$18.50; "-: b Community newspapers across the country THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director, 1. Birth( *v,. Theyre like opinion - everybody has one. 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'--.- 1I &_ _ 4 4 -__. - - -- - -- - - - -- - - - - -I.. 5--- ' -' - ' .4. ' ' '.ru' 5•_•• ' S. ---4 • -5 �Frlday,Avg. iI,lm-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS - - - - ,a 6% -1 0 '.V -4 I . A-tvsiiløg Hs,a. t.nfs't P1. - Sports F4111111, Aug. it, is arki.ewicz Passes Cdrds Past Falcons, 42-17 in, 1. Dodgers Owner O ' Malley Dead Parade LOS ANGELES (UPI) - degree from Fordhain Walter F. O'Malley, owner of University and became a the Los Angeles Dodgers and corporation attorney in 1930. leader of. America's westward He COMSA . . ,,, BY MILTON RICHMAN bPCIITI. oIo`I4, , '%O'Malley: Half Are Lies 000 - W0 "NEW YORK (UPI) - Everytime I'd run into Walter O'bWey, where happened be, he d always keep reminding Me' ofthe h same thing. "Remem be r," he kept laughing and telling me Ps. "half the lies they tell about the Irish aren't true., ' (A trom my persorial association with him,I would have to (rtaln1y, all the things they said about the stout, congenial, poker-playing, dynamic Dodger patriarch, who died Thursday at 4%of congestive heart failure, wcmlt go. wEven now, after his death, Walter O'Malley's name generates k ttxughts In the minds of many New Yorkers, who dill are t9erifful over the way he transported the Dodgers from oklyn toLcsAngeleslnlg5sand alaoaccusehimofperauadlngHorace Mdnehamto move the Giants to San Francisco that same "A'Mall ' e,' & equentiy was publiclyy as a thoroughly W. onifish mercenary, a man who thought of no one else but himself, Yet, I can think of some evidence to the contrary. 0,,ty first recollection of Walter O'Malley goes back slightly 00ere than 30 years years and has to do with a hospital room in Bet)oklyn whe re he was doing what he could to try to make a M'fect stranger comfortable. And my last recollection of him goes back only a few months ago to a dining room in Vero Beach, Fla., where he was doing pretty much the same thing, belpingtomake someone em comfortable,only thlsflneftwa3someb0dy he ha(n,e In oye with since he was a boy. In theflrdinstance,backlnl94a,bigJeffHeath,then anout. fielde r with the Boston Braves, had broken his leg sliding lido home plate lna game with the Dodgers atEbbets Field and wu now lying helpless in Brooklyn's Swedish Hospital O'Malley, who was director of the Dodgers at the time, also was a director at "IJ 1. Pht ..,,. _. . -. . ---- ' By LOGAN HOU8ON UP' 8 Writer is lost the hospital and although he didn't know Heath personally. he decided to visit him and ask whether there was an uld do I remember Heath telling me how much he appreciated that and recall how O'Malley explained his visit to me afterward. "1 tholthmaube1 could help "-a , always hated to see: ballplayer 1..y g . pMsbMh Cblcago 9. Louis New York . . -, . .'4 - . ... 1I -- - . 'Y"' . . - ' . co%d(k%' t $te , I. I at 3 9-4) Houston .-...'- 1 . 4., .:~ f,It T .DO' n., ': I P , .4 4 V 37 jn ll~t 34 79 .301 41 .s, w i. pc,. as . 11f Minn Scores Tou rne 1 I. . 1, * , -, i, . 4 . - _0!.? ,'A, . .. -1 I S , cpicsgo *@"It OolkInd ... _ 0 I i'- = ,. = ;", wo'k .,,.• Hou Oa kland (Morgan 24 and ingman 24) a Minnesota (Radial 6.1 and or Jackson 2-3)2 4 P.? Now York (John 154) 0-7 of 1), MUWoukIS - (AugustIne 3 4) seem 7:30 (RIpley 1.0) 6:00 3.10 4.00 5.20 pm Sixth lame Cal I Sonti-Andre 13.20 5.60 4.00 5.60 3.80 60&ldos-Gastill - Richard, Nstleaal League (D.M,rtinn 1320 440 310 7TraniGasti ii 3 Irusta-Pradera SArano•Mandloia 0 Ramon-Gerardo Guidry, NY 2.63; Ryan, 2.70; Johi, NY 2.71. strikeouts Today's Games Baltimore 1 VIctor Pradesa 360 340 7 Sara Arca 400 Q(15) 30.61i1(2-1-7)319.00. 209, Niekro, Aft Canton, Phil 4.20 2Arano-Gerardo 0(6-I) 73.20; 110154) 170.10; 111062)112.00. Seventh game 1"; elyltvon, Pitt 120. American League - Ryan, I Egan.a-Urclulso 10.00 4.20 10.00 Irusta-Paco 5.40 310 Cal 161; Guidry, NY 134; nagan, 4 Vicandl-Enricie 7.00 Jenkift, Tex 121i GO-11) 39.40; 100-211 112-6111i T111-2Mt 113. 4)391.20. Saves Nans LIegIS - Sutter, lighffi game Chi 24; Tekulve, Pitt 20; 30scar-Urqulza 17.40 5.60 4.00 Gerber, All Its Bair, Cin and I Ramon-Gonda 8.00 6.00 :-~ 961) at Onou Cleveland CWy (L@Mwd shall, Minn 24; Kern, Tex 11; III. Salt 13: Clear. Cal 12. 2-4) Tess. (Darwin 34 1:35 P.m. (Barker CalNurala (Also JaI AiaI 5,20 4.40 4.0 1 iri . 0(64)3121 DAYTONA SlACK Thursday ilght 'UelN Firs? game ii 00 13 00 60 SCarmGastlIl . .. Oskiutlat Minnssota WV 06.9ftSIt CI Calif* Clorrularid Ill I on" 1111111111111 P16-4)14111; 1(6-4. , C-ON.i . . Team amon-#rriatta 2 SaraDlaga e 10.20 0.00 3.00 . -. ,- ea JAacaivIuz,r1.. WI .. kad., si, ____ ___f /#.a\ 'ME ff. I-. .-., irn___ -. .1 I . COW . . me 12. no4" 11110= 111111111 4116 us -= &I . Is ...... .... . 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I1JLdIM 1. b• ____ Us mm; __ - - __ - ____ 1111011 fte in' - jk ft = W.316 ... ___ - - ___ 11S M I" 111111111111111191111, to 0 I -- 1619 - - ____~_~~~ ~ ' 4.30 -20(23)3940 (3-2 • .sP132) 10200 .gT113 0 31110 .9 9S) _ A N ..Jackso . . n, Vn 0 . M mlove i Nk - 4.60 410 Leaders NIL . -- I ~ -----------I--, '' PMO ... . I ~I1 . - opioN at Kan . -0 I I IL j - . 1) 301.40. . '' I .., ~, ~~-:.,.,:, sr,~~,,~,,~--, ,~., ". . 12.20 4AProll 0.7). 10:30 - T aus. ______ - M W L' .. ~rdmoL"Alff 1 : . , dipped , 11ilkiw ' - Tex 1.31; Marshall, Minn 2.31; Baltimore 3 Milwaukee 2 Is"1401 30 Clevelarild 2 04frelf 3, TOM L 2 Chicago S. New York I Pony 'Conley, Cathy 11ah1s Iliad and ___ •• . i : or ", a. wsuk-r'i -' 11rL _'% W Will AM- ad I'm old 11W COUld lisi the "I dos k. to say this .• 1.r Nt$iurOtsyM ujs. __ ,,I 7 , . .. ' Earned Run Average 00-3) 27.00; 1120-3) 75.30; TO-3411 (based on "Innings pitched) 412.60. National League - LaCoss, Fifth game Cin 2.69; Rogers, M1I 2.70; 1 Isasa-Enrique 16." 6.20 4.00 Perry, SO 2.83; Anduisr, Hou I Solde-Gondra 14.00 4.40 212; Shirley, SO 2.96. 7.40 4Mutilla-Paco Amer ican League - Kern. ou-u 56.20 T1-S-4 704.60. Therodeft Resoft Kan City 10. Toronto 3 II . . . 'tAA.Pla'(UP*) •Ths qsieg ; Y 1 . ,r,,* m 6.Koosman Minn 59 52 332 4 9 ss All 5V2 .V SS .W 61A 50 62 ."6 113V3 67 .417 17 U 80 .2" 3M Tons Kon City _ said the $'yearold Tooth race 13.10 4.10 3.60 S Allen k 10.60 2.00 lGov. Del Lee 3$ lQuantiCo Way 0(74) 72.20; 1(0.7.6) 406.61s Time: 2:13.1. A-1,364, Handle 103.944. DD(sThirds::te Espinosa, LaCass, Cm 12-4; 11-7; SZubi Phil 129; Reuschel, Chi 11-7; 14.00 6.50 4.40 4.00 3.00 ovich, 3 Trani SLL 11.8; Carlton, Phil 11-9; 6 Paco Richard, Hou 11-11. 0113-511 39.80i P(S-311 86.70i T111-34) American League - Ecker- 7ig.20. slay, Boa 15-3, John, NY 156; Fourth game Flanagan, Bait 15-7; D.Mar- 1 lrta.urqui 13.20 6.20 1.60 . Clevoind Toronto _ K eIo Pitching Victories 6049 ..4 MtIwauke LruZ, 3I Bumbry, Bait and Bonds. Clev 27; Wills, Tex 26. : _-- aoeIsM BOW geysp4pg Time: N, / l Hou and Taveras NY Hou and Scott, St L 30. iss, . - ,P , . , , hW ., - .-. American League . ._ . PwK ~ . ' 5) Time: 2:1 1 0. Niiiffirace 14.00 7.00 9.60 O Clever Sp11d 9.00 3.40 7Porv Igo 2.4 S Hawthorne Damn 0(6-7) 60.40; 1(6.73) 100.40, '! 10 Vf at Atlanta, night . AWald III the AiIIII4C IA 2: Or 7 10. I ;, . 1 Ame Dot rican Chicago at St. Louis, - '• - . BUCS-.1.i.Pr.par. - Francisco ., - 1(167 120 410 1 Charlie Del 2:13.4. 3!•3 376.00. a lioth race 2.80 6Perfectionist 3.10 SB. Malor 1.4 S I Havens Way 0113.0 33-44i T11344) %.Us Tiniat . A 1033 Iatvrday's Games Montreal at New York Pittsb urgh at Philadelphia . . Tight 4.20 2.60 2.40 :' Cincinnati (Pastore 25) at $afl Diego (Jones I-i), 10 p.m. Los Angeles (Sutton 9.12) it son Francisco (Knopper 5-4). ..' V -S....,. , 134) at 40), 735 Nlekro Second race 3 Ben Omaha 5.40 5.20 2A 6.00 3.4 " . at P 14864'bY . :; 7.00 161 -10$ 3 steady Ann I Trainors Merge Time: 2:10.1. 6.40 4.00 2.40 Sixth race 116.110 ?." 1.40 IBetchis Quick 30.04.4 3 Meadow Mischif 1.4 OPemmican 221.60; 1(0.34) 1.204.1,; Time: 2:12.2. .- . -' • ¼ t Arias Eiunkin $67.40. 159 7.10 4.60 3.60 2.$0 6.10 SZeb Painter OthraceCSia Time: 31.73 4CIaregun's Power 5.60 4.00 3.20 3 Next I me 68.. 5E6I, . , r Philadelphia tlfl$l (Solomon . Course Chan es In L __ . St LOUIS (MartInez 93 and Poach 3.10), ' , '- R 0111)11 32) at New York (Bernard 0-2 and Ellis 2-4). 2, S$ P.M. ' , Y51R Pal mer .' . OURNEY DELA was rr/IrIr/Iv(J . - Thursday night results First race 1(3-4.1) 1)3.90. 31.49 A I /9 L4'7' . 42.30, 57.60. 111.20. 3.60 2.80 3 Karens Paula (h race IS.16 Time: 31.77 ilth race AS-Io Time: 20 2Maii Freight 53.20 29.00 10.60 SMister Howard 2.10 Thursday might results 2Mr. Brick 9.20 11.00 4.10 SirsyCire 12.10 5.60 7.20 1.10 2A Plus 3 Joe Laudes lit raceMS.Il Time 32.09 Q(2-3 9.60: 1(32-2) 34.40; Time: 5.20 2:10.1. 10.50 5.70 3.00 SSnealiedBy 3.10 SOapperDarren lRenigadeChiet 9.50 2.10 s seraint Day 0(2-3) 37.00, P(2-3) 151.20, 1(2-3-3) 0(2-5) 154.20, P(S-2) 5)410,11 0-2Fourth race 3137.60. Kelly *20 5.60 5.60 3.60 ;OtecaMas 112th race C 3.8 Time: 31.77 9.40 S.ao Ith race A 5.16 Time: 31.31 4 Victory Wind . Q(1-l)*.2S.P(74) 2.96. TIll-I) 5.00 3jatAfldy 1220460 3.00 iMyLilAilce: 113.0. 5.40 6.20 6k's Believer 5.00 3.00 2 Swept Away Ind race DS-16 Time: 31.90 0(4.7) 22.20; 1(7.43) 139.61, 0.10 6.10 2.50 11 Desert Dandy 4.20 iMexican Frolic 3.00 6,00 Time: 2:14.3. OCarols Nell 5.00 4.10 0(1-3) 12.50, (1-0) 9.00, P11-2) Fi ft h race IX'S Poorboy Q(34) 37.40, P(34) 74.40, T(34'l) 4fl0,(1-$) 28.10. T(1 2 8) 95.00, (1-I- SArinL.aud 5.00 393.60. lMountaln Rage 3.70 2.40 3.60 2) 106.00. Uh race D3-$ Time: 3013 2.00 3.20 o(4.4)42.4I,P(6-4) 114430, T1164-1) .4 Demon Raker Attendance 3024; Handle *223.201. 3Rompin Mitch 5,40 3.70 3.00 3 Favorite Dish 047.40. 2.50 WITH/N t oi,'t• qy .. KIUkOW . . I 51*Sp.m. - . . .. - ROp' (Carlton 11.9 and LsrchO-10), 2, 4,, . . -' I tfl Times IDT iiison 64) I' ': I /tf,4 SEMINOLE , P(3.4) 409.40. ac ng Dog I4QAM \ . I.4111. Time: Harness Racing ,..014-51 10.2. 4-40; P(1-41- 5.40 5.40 3.80 1 MarV Is Shadow 4.600 6.OD A Keep On Smilin 1 Brief Glimpse 0(1.2) 41.20, P(2•1) 91.20, 1(2-1-4) 0(34) 23.40. P16.3) 91.20. 1(6.3.)) 5.20 0(44)12.00, P16-4) 144.00, 1(6-43) 40.30. %-, tE7 67 49 .57' - •' ' . " 4.60 3.60 1660 WOO, 41h race 2 Oscar -Goirl .' , 1114P 14r 397 Thrs4ay'b rn., 'tinclnnati 3 Atlanta 2 'tiiadeIPl!lia 6. Montreal ' .. - ' .. - 1PoV1711W,?o-C,A1Jf5 " .. Q.. ó't M4,.,. Plttsbur It (Si leven 9.4 and -. - . - Tweltffigame 1 : . .JL ... .,. " / / Qie.fl 21.$0. NO.7) 230.20. 1(14- 4) 943.90. - -V. 6.20 3.411 3.40 1(6-7.1) 7.60 3.00 7 Sarasota Spruce 4 Domingo-Andre 0(6.7) 10.40i P(74) 1 W1119 15,144F 4" I other NL games Qncln1. - '- t . -______ _______ rst ...... medin na owned Atlanta, 5-2, . . -21 7 • . .S MontrealExpos th zieaaon, Chicago drubbed PIttsbugh, LR . • now seems yvetianed 1.3, Los Angeles edged -- . .-. ;.. . -- . . 1 the tabi8s. HOUItOO, 4-3, SIB DiegO blanked I. . I%ir 64 victory WsdaY San Francisco, 44, St. - u -. : - . - . - .- . -.. Ab . In the second case, It was his wife, Kay, his childhood sweet- gave the Phillies a tine-game Louis stopped New Ycet, 44 .. ..-' . heart, whom he was soconcerned about in Vero Beach during i sweep of the Expos, who were Ride t Braves 3: . • v . .._.._.:. Pastspringtra1niflg.Shehadbeenhelpedjntothedfrthi.grna dislodged from first place -':'HectorCrifol1ow,daclonJ . . r. I -. -,• few min utes before in a wheel chair, and O'Mslley, utterly earlier in the week by the by Dave Collins with a p . . devoted to her all his life, wanted to make sure she being Pittsburgh Pirates. eighth hming btO 1 the Seminole''s Kevin Wi Le I.es a str.JL ike uwuig action Wednesday at the regional properly fed. Kay O'Malley died four weeks ago. "We've had a lot of bad Reds went on fmfMon d In- T tournament hosted by the Seminole Pony Baseball League at the Five Points "A lot a( people like to breeksthis year," said PWUW suram ne on conigKiltive Complex at Sanford. Th ursday's action was delayed by rain, so the game bet. Possibly ha tban hi was to me," ofters catcher Bob Boone, who dolly- doubles by Dave Conc.pclon YED peIi J n Seminole and the team from Vestavia, Ala, has been rescheduled for.! ' V1j'I4snt;jM' ered a twonm, fifth and Ray K'iIgt* .. BuiinesisMariager "a"livin tonight at6:30 p.m. I%e winner of that contest Will play the ubbeaten'squaA at Ebbets Field. 11ke talways graciouk always thOudbifi -A. Oblail whL "But YOU hm to 814"Dillard bk two homers Midway. Ga. It Midway wins the 8 p.m. contest the tourney,is over. If Midway I I '. One spring, he even arranged for all the groundsksepers to go overcome them. Nobody asks and drave Inloor rm leading a loses, game w played Saturday, tentatively set for 10a.m. down to Florida for spring training." how YOU gotto " the *YOU only 174it attackand Dennis "' -_ If you're went the distana to pm the . The way Isaw him, Walter O'bialley had a greater Influence on Mann rapped a two Cubs. Y the game in his time than any other executive In baseball. To me, run4 igie in the same II WWRO Dakers 44 Adm 3: he was the Earl Weaver of the front office people, always two off Montreal darter Bill Lee. Steve Garvey bit & two.= jumps ahead of everybody els& Maildox led offft Ift bonier, and Duty mw drove U I Saw O'Malley when he was tough aiiii when he was come Garry by ruching on third baseman in two man rm with a dimoo . !9 P passionate, when he lot Chuck Dream go after leading the Larry Parrish's throwing er Do s. Dodgers to a pennant rather than accede to his manager's .....,u,,z ..ii. was ..... ¶. 49 (l1 Si demand for a multiple. contract and when he Andlill"ll, but LAM Bowal John D'Awpisto togged . Ray Camplanallisis "' &ftw Campy became disablilid AM no singleii and after Nino Espinosa four-bitter and San Diegao $1 00,rOOO longer coulif continue my playing. PGA Out, POW Rewalkidto cWitaHu.d on two .rrva by hottdop Jobs l.Mir and a Biasy Bavasl, who learned the ropes under. him with the load the basis. JERIQIO,N.Y. (UPI) Bridgeton, N.J nt Trillo singled home Anderson belt by Gary Lavefis Dodgers and now the California Angels, also has but the greens were not the But these pros may be $1 knew on the. reside , Judy Clark, one of only two and, Bows aild Mike Bekaa rim nigh inft Milrinit sides of W&W &Maligy, fird hole good.of saw Young, ft &WO to ensate ad players who managed to when the girls I was Boval claims O'Malley was as much rupoiialbls as Branch dOubled to score Bose and sond Cu'- 4, T-reigning LPGA tharrpjon •survive the 'iii th conquer' the $M-Yard . Rickey 10 kesl* bustiall's coW line in 190 who Jackie *Yir4 with PAW right IM to the 11110WIM Relliever ' JaW Denny pkdod a two. 441tts like standing my " fOO& a *y continues Meadow Brock COUTII Sian Bahasen walked Greg hitleread Jerry Mhny off the green that Zj$*tlng RObkOII si to with t he bathtub and putting to. today, Others were not 50 Lbsi, was like Sheas groins vu going to p1-, club. ,.. to Ga daj, ktjn had tine ha 1e lucky. z'"r I. I ui.osiA u tiptoed In 'upj be tough." . a_. ui l scoring mile end 5II each, 3A . ot g 1111111HAS ,44 alght and "*-ft*~*lld t1110 d& *M in Jackie Rolilinon# bA it Ahern, wining wince Mw ftu wKW hm in ft Jb* aft *& Wmph and was VOW whill OMW an 0148" daMW- qw. aww And ,Bavad A"& "He was the nidh an "a by An&* 11100401 ON a" 111111111ir Mb - IW% 4601 her lane boW ft----AAJL Off a tW pgM ~ edi_ IM form b*M the Dodgers! dpJq PAWN= At do tk^ he Dowson and 157MI]MIll of the wMa loom ;M so werbliw 7 with three Mrses, WNW *L&W In splotk Bar Pm ' around the urry Fartho ShOt John PlIh's percent interest, so In effect, he spot. for 55 LPGAtoiflunsntftwua . ft respsiysy, Nearly p.rcos4 of lbs club's Interest. BeSot. lb. Dodgers guj go 0(g and ''nt. weeks ago at atir toti. a ddrd of am "I i*'t till 70U hOW . lw. one final 'w* aid he wan the ins who did." an t hem the practiCe piae.dtomth,asOeddn linDilirn -.• ° rounds this Course Is The lad time Bavad isv O'Ualsy vu whoa they wore on a secóad'withfos'Wilesabnt thsa. ,i..."' •" '' Opm ad h, m piNt. togeUr IDIII( to a mesting In Sl.,Louia i playlig tediy," sold aid three begays in $ 00) , in ag "I think the whsi. ..muA, Wa. .1-'i aIplajl ii.e -. . Mist O'Mall" '• l-'--. I, Ii kInd of bI11)j u," $O it also. Be" good* 71 ti stand on dreks becaiiisellii v,, thth5 morehevutedtodo.He . 'old. W911111101111111111 Gum U 11(1 Mr. did not *111111i 10-1111011110 W6, 11111110 810111k., .. thim Am . W1 ft" " aw the Pam are toIiccb Sindea S1Ch, ! Kok Abern. "Being a làb I,$.T'IP." Baváiays, is gtbia final wiub the td of U - O Ily f%--A2--ailmyo It's going to be in i4 DOM L White, I ' / W L Pct. s.ouston . - ji.__:1 :f p - ... . ,. ' tWO-nm double by ;..'-, quarterbacks. "We're talking about the same things as the Harvard offense, sets and motion," said Redic. all 2.80 6 Arano-Olono ~QIVZ 6~ West : Tid"$ '0. , -. L Pct. as 64 41 All 61 48 16111 11/1 9 50 .541 39 55 .510 6 S? S3 .511 6 46 ".416 17 ,,A7fR(Pa/p4oPFP 4 K'S Madcap I Blue Rocket 3rd race C 5-16 Time: 31.71 1) ul-11. Eloventheame Mover v' VW . W li4rlfrul by Alan 11 711,6 JOAZZ1,00f OR101,0 ,4R,60,0-61y -:ro ,.~4166;,F5zlo,y A111L.a.-40 1002 ' -. a close friend of Rains' Coach Ray Malavasl, was asked by the Los Angeles mentor to work with the team's - .O.-Oft, League Natlia.I -- 'ee FORE AND 20 ORIOLE .1 11, Piflh3 IC000 el" 4, Houston 3 'tsr: DI D!'.i M 4 San Francisco 0 • 4, Now York 0 _______. 0 Malor LeaqUO Baseball , ' Complete X - Harri& Quarterback Terry Bradshaw is expected to play for at-least half of the game. -me Seattle Seahawks placed veteran tight end Ron Howard and rookie guard Jim Hinesly of Michigan State Wu1lJ.F?flhJ um . . ti on waivers. The Seahawks also announced rookie running back Ezra Tate of Mississippi College and rookie wide receiver Mike Allen have been placed on the injured reserve list. -Harvard football Coach Joe Redic, whose multiflex offense Is so complicated the former quarterback received credit for teaching a course on It, Is tiding out his imaginative ideas with the Los Angeles Rams. Radle, ______ smoked 15 expensive cigars a O'Malley curtailed his activi. day. His hobbles were golf and big game hurding. For many ties in IM, becoming chairma~ yews,at the end of the bawball of the board of the Dodgers and. season, he made an annual handing down the team presk bring home dency to his son, Peter. najorydockholderendpral. movement that was to brIng congestive ht -set and balding safari in Africa to e eavy h dent of the club. baseball, baalbell hocks his late friend, O'Malley is survived by a th trophies wi vu ca by ravaging O'Malley exercised ' .1airy , sports to erryer, who, professional and other Torn Knudsen, a wealthy cancer. He died less than a O'Malley immersell himself behind-thq-scenes power was with him at am time of ~ month after the death of his in bmbdl. In 1961, he was the coasL He also Inspired ouriong baseball owners and products company owner. death, Peter, and 12 grandchil.fMUSUM of the American was said to have verbally yrs. y, appointed the National FOC4bSII wife O'Malley's health seemed to dren ,hildhDad slifftthurt. ' e League's representative on bludgeoned Horace Stoneham, hold up well under a rigorous Nadow O'Malley was a Woduct of baseball's fivman executive Ing with the establis In lieu of flowers, the family.1 &I FooW League, housed cOwAnicing him to move the schedule of business and New York City. He analided calimcil and served Francisco frogn recreational activities until asked that contributions be sat Until June the Ow numbtr of NFL teams Giants to San Jamaica High School and went this year. New Yo so th rk e Dodgers would April 20, 1970 when he . to the Mayo Foundatioa, on to the University of Penn. O'Malley ghocked the Sparta from 12 to at Rochester, Minn., 559DI, have a regional rival as ll as sylvanta He earned a law world and ang.rd Rronklyn O'Malley vu a lied-headed making it more profitable for the Mayo Clinic in another charity. . I nn school and college football referees this week to call - -'--..-_- -'---.-- ---.---- - }VII41UC vu iu piyers uurmg scrimmages. -Washington Redskins' running back Benny Malone, seeking to renegotiate his contract, reinforced his demand Wednesday by walking out of training camp. Predictably, General Manager Bobby Beathard refused to alter his "no renegotiations" stand. -The Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers make their only home appearance of the preseason Saturday night when they take on the New York Giants. The game will mark the year's first start for running back Franco ________ reportedly the weakened waflofanarter : ' assistance. Rutigliano has brought in Cleveland-area high with nine completions In 11 attempts for 104 yards. I cphA,l,,L i. Kansas City Chiefs turned three fourth-quarter fumbles n the only other oreseason -- surge at professional sports, parking and later Dodgers had played and money has died following a three-year Dodgers in M& A yew which Included Branch couldn't acquire space for a battle with cancer. He was 75. be, along with the late more profitable restaurants and souvenir and Rickey and John L Smith modern O'Malley died Thursday Purchased stands in addition to the hot 75 Pam of tm baseball park. morning at 11tfethodist Hospital dogs, peanuts and Crackerjack His move to t1w Pacific CoW In Rochester, Minn. The cause penny ante" revenue. in ISO Still O'Malley bmme spawned a surge of westward into two short touchdown runs by Tony Reed and Arnold Morgado and a 33-yard field goal by Jan Stenerud to post a 24.21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. At the NFL camps: -Cleveland Browns' Coach Sam Rutigliano, upset with his club's penalty-prone ways -14 penalties for 120 yards against the Giants In last week's preseason opener - has decided to call on the men In striped suits for some four minutes in the final quarter and finished the game He was back at the clinic in June 1977 for lung surgery and again in February 1978 for op heart surgery to correct East Coast teams to make the long journey. He liked material comforts, fans when he moved the team to businessman but he kept ticket Los Angeles In 198. He said he prices down to lure the fans into was dissatisfied with ram- his beautiful 120 million Dodger shackle Stadium- By United Press International St. Louis Cardinal Steve Pisarkiewicz had some fun throwing the football Thursday night. The Cardinals' backup quarterback threw four-second half touchdown passes and Wayne Morris scored on two Short runs in the first half to give St. Louis a 42-17 victory over the Atlanta Falcons, Pisartlewica threw three touchdown passes in less than '---I-- - ----. ~ . --- - - I �1 . .. - ,. , , S . • • -PS•S - 5LUNUIt Y STAR15 'tWE 'OF V P1 by Chic Young Frlday,Aug.to,im 4511Ao OF TAKIWG TNE øUS,Zi GOSNG T0 i'DG ~;,7 17i~~4;,_ O_j . 5.4vz- I WMEN DID ',tU I BECOME A WEALTH 1SINCE % N . . 17!] I SINCE I S7EPPED ON ThE SCALE )" I I 'r ANO rrWEWT J .r wJN-vuT,c.GW000? A I' i xi,. . ~, 1 f bJ c - Walker Mort !U'!7tPm II -- . .. ••' - •• Preposition (abbr.) 5 Author Vems 30 Raw materials 31 Hubbub C Become 51 Flattend fotm 37 Wandered about 3C East Indian accustomed S2 Look slyly 33 Chinese 7 JUflipif NearIng 0t9.fl 54 philosophy 8 Mao 34 Empire stat. t (abbr.) 9 Couch 40 Scala note . by Art Sansom ;f 1 LLPI?ADu e 1 kb' N- v twm -. h I 1I1HOU IJ C4l6MIEj, W MI4WVE • . - L/ç\ 1 I hAn? - I, I M)NCER IF IT COULD BE USED INSTEAD OP IL GASOLINE _-• I • - .1 ;..:- ,3'! . _; -. ,_ef f .~ I . - Au9 ust .1 YOVRIIEflIDAY £EK$ MEEK byHowleSchnaldsr t 1W MWE •• LDUKS • • 111 AIg1Stll,1978 • p - çeddsaLThswillheIpyou • ,.j urcIsvelcpamoreposwv.at. $(JM4*Feb19) l UI that should prove • be y. valuable and Yow P"-'r1 0:6. 4i,ty nfl I • an the track today. I'Ms could ow you boo a dint. of . LBO (July fl.A4. 23) By %athgduxmanddiplomacyyou foIi. Good advice from a 1 friend, however, 1fl set things today, by employing stern tactics or dta '$ 1•hsrthworda.Allyou'UgmIn FIBC (Feb. amarch 30) II ii with the latter are Onittul... Use your eat1v*yandti1,n4i, jj jj Your new AdroGrqb Iidter not your poIbo* to Ierthsr 1 by Al Vermeer U1 you . what use!headfor you yoyyootislfandvou. tOt Wi year !oOwIS$ your can achieve your desires hirthday. Oat ys by TflkITh1( wfthot* sps a bans. $1 for ? April - - Boz I Bade J lint as a V II~ Noway by 'NY1OOl9S.iweto specify turning an the tact and diam date. A,. wch you are so of 11GO , • Ym it you do be" poor dirctillation to the brain from hardening of the uWas, that is related to cbolesterol. Hardening of the arteries is just a general term and it Includes IN AT BRIDGE • UI clubs, led a trump to dummy, ruffed a club, led nother trump to dummy, ruffed dummy's last club, ____ led a heart toward dummy and with the queen. East took his ace was ______ . caught in a total end play. A or spade lead would - * allow South to rujf and die- _ cardahsartfrosndunumy;:a Waft lead would 1U1% UP ° dummy's 10. Why did the Professor of • • f1w to offer yow sympathy to YouZ be able to mak Ivan an onsinnssdtcy material loans should be avoided. (lances are youll both loss .1 . • LRA (1. 23Ot 23) Grs .idanvoe, j lINy f. FT ! _______________ IUGS. BUNNY VT Stolfel I Fm 1 "I r . 49 :.onMan in may • - not diedvs. - Aswan (May %.a$) Yes S $ IS be be 1123s 23) .Nmhotld dd Ii's e $ØQIpo (, . • ' penis. it list be too mc to TAURUS (April 21May ) II a project Ias't tariluig oat ri today, ratriat and bogin msw ________ rthØsliinWfls ovea • ''*NsuOu for ins • _ =, 't" ' !=, w2=held ace f hearts. West's three. Speds oning showed seven Hs had played one disquand anti tb.se clubs so could hold than two hiart_ the tObe • ____ 10 up Norfolk Island pines, palm trees, and other plants nZ This condition quite often • develops during periods of lieftWIMad4omps 1111111111 h5 • • 2w&=0111 MINN - \!AWK AND IRW$$?L - . i i • -- I . I • L I .. . r Tw"...! .? 00a Ink". . • j• • • • - t~Wl • - I avo '2 .. ,,..j -• • the m. li Featured willbe 8.30p.m. pub " c. ' byT, K.Ivan - . Florida; • ' ' ,DEAR POLLY -. Will M tell me how to remove ' - . ". • • • •• 4rki. f ,r 'at' •• . - ••, • • by ••••• %., •• iii Oils • •. , . .I I . . 4 I V%L.~ a - . ~ . . . .0 I . I . ? "I . - ' L .. lip. . X L'k williell, W I I I . -•. -- ~. . • . ci- - I I , 1" )v Wd* I • • I ~"lr~m • • • 1 • Jenkins of Daytona Beach. I • 1* , Members of the class who reunited after z6 years ,. were:EddieBell,RwnjUa Bowers Stewart, Bertha Burke Sutton, Natherino • . I I . Benjamin Bentley, Ee Brandon Dixon, Rev. Franklin Caldwell, of Virginia, Charles Collier, James Collins, Ruby - p .1 • • • •• • • . • t.. •. ___ t ..• '.4 ' • .. Wil • - I • Willie Doe Williams and li South Carolina. . k - -: , It Also Earl Dixon, Grady Edge, of New York, Gordon Fort, il Freeman 6f New York City, Mary Grady Toliaferro of California; Emma Grambllng Williams, Inex Hardy Fisher of New York, Dorothy Kendrick Leach of New York, and Norman New W At Least A Dozen Women In Line For Greatest Lover DEAR ABBY: I 30, attractive, desirable, live in Seattle arid could pretty much Shelly doesn't wait until after and say, "There you are!" he's gone to appreciate him. What kind are you' mink WIDOWED GRANDMA about i DEAR GRANDMA: How Do you wish you had more true. The saddest thing in the friends? For the secret of world kind word left unsaid. popularly, get Abby's new Please see that Shelly sees this. booklet; "How To Be Popular; have my pick of men. I recently met the man of my is go away for a few days. I would like your opinion, DAUGHTER DEARDAUGHTER: Age has nothing to do with IL U arithing, I think their ages wouldeahancetbebeautyof the CONFIDENTIAL TO You're Never Too Young or Too FRIENDS:" There Old." Send $1 with a long, self. are two sinai 01 people In addressed, stamped 12* cents) world, those who into a envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky room and say, "Here I am!" Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. the come and those WAIT nd jl dimtj' arived at 10 clock. He had driven 150 mHes to get there afta being away from home all week. Whan we hewd Herry,s car in the driveway, Shelly's mother askedherifshewasn'tgoengto th00ft0gTeSthIm.(SheUy Wa55Ittiiudlni.)Hereply WU''5Cl*5fl7." - got fI.r-.--. • --.•--. 1 now1l, sper"Re . - . ev"ts er social . ' • Herald mailed to you WMIle away at -- I 14 -* - . Even . -- ••-.5_. - ---. • - •.- •-• unctions. Have the Evening - 'I -.•-. CalIfOrnia._MARVA any of 11110.119"I ~. , " f imashe HeMdmbecamit'sftway Philadelphia, Betty Roberts of Washington, Ruthle Roberts Haynep, Aliada Robinson Evaics, Francine Smith Gunn, Oliver Smith, Lemuel Stallworth , Ernest Thorne, Alberta Williams, Edward Wilson, Madison Wilson and Gradys Wright Ford of Do&t miss out se ; I lb"afthmsispiwilor is not SM. Slelift in M"r4ft 601. L , - -.-- a.&$(" n...... ijci 17 . . .." R ABBY: r "Only og R1 IIII'ISfl LSTr 'IO ___ 'Natl o, thought Hem was very a. 1111 a. WKINI. Of course he is still 71111117 1011111 be 11101fried in a spec1W. and Shelly would nd Phi1n,IInhi. ..--.r...., - McGill, Robert Robinson of ,. , . (% 6". married granddaughter I'll call Abby, that ad me thinking. Also William Lewis, Rev. Vernell McDonald of 0 look 11114 1 110`011101169, You'll look back for someone who's more a her wedding with so regrets. VEN Jersey. 1 ol Wedding and a with no much reception she wants. Do mwcmdvl mfrWge, I Klnard of liam - Encourage YOUr mother to e Demps of • Gladys Ford, from left. from California and the reunion committee Edward Wilson, Francine Gunn, Ernest Thorne, Lemuel StaHworth ck.eesarS.*231is1L wsm isr"amooddileb , Z&B@d0d*Md&VqPbM16 - .I I. t I • • _____________ 411111810 bell 07 dw 04 bidnek "P"" 'W" ea assay waaaft " K khIs 'We Mrs 10 d7 .. who ebmileug,, ff y didtuñ, Sol is DIab.Ics Plan Plcnk P II I • I I s "' Blacksheare, and forn)èr teachers John A. Lawson, C. B. Franklin Mrs. Mable Hurston and Mrs. N. C. . I _, .-,- __ . . , the present Crooms High, his wife, Mrs. Susie H. • 01 jMh1 oi(it (Isw - . •• =1 u.Ciri I • ••. Jobouk who W*W 10 atI ft, 3 oL9 an Avg.6,at WMw pwk I '" -. . ,-. F Abby, how °l ALmneIdar--' AR PCU.Y so anto Ada Ceumd . 's'ptyIhessd:±amd P.mM s4srida e myuiib.ildiryflemos (iIb.fti,firtid 1. I,t ovation and was greeted * all. : Other guests were Mrs. A. B. Douglas, Edward L Blackaheare, rinclpa1 of 10 . - .I. • f. . . . I. • I I- • • BIRTHS • 5 . - • arks W.ad Ift KeN 1 1, • him. : •1 " • am . •• - and - • • • younger, is .. Is W" "a hands. This • ••' • . dreams in 'a little town called it Townsend. He's handsome, The leftover Is saved. When 's wanted I put some nondkk slightly built like a spray in a frying pan, add a million dollars, drives a Potii.,i .'.iII .I 1k ai... risl 1 m eh. t.....SA'. ...ê..., lover. More than that, he's macareol. I cover the pa heat iU the milk becomes a kind, considerate and f to he emooth saucs. This isalinod with thatthefirdnlghtl was then was firdlime, with him I thought I had died npiration and deodorant *ains from clothes of varying One of the highlights qf the evening was the arrival of a well-loved a nd dedicated teacher and assistant principal at the time the class radus Mrs. Wealthy R Croor who was given a standin . -" , makes too much for . • •. ' I representatives of th5 INIW .' • . IPhotos by Marva Hawkins) s L eave Speaker for the banqut was a classmate and friend, Alcee L Hast ings circuit Judge of the 17th Judicial Circuit of Floridall who now lives in FL Lauderdale. • - Attorney Alcee Hastings, from left, Derry McGill, Nat Bentley and Madison Wilson • ral - POLLY •- :'. -&:., NCIN .•• ,.: •• • ( ti ,;, '"p-' MAN • • - , p •... . Workshop. I ipiriI - - •. - T , . toastmaster for the banquet, and was chairman of the reunion plw. ning committee. 1 • ' Agricultural screening; ft= the Saffsee of L 1111WII MY DOW • C • since preventative medicine Oria t f the key to good health, ac Reglcmal Medical Center with programs being offered are: to authorities in the teats and displays. films; glaucoma screening; d, numerous teds and inOther organizations taking strew control tests; • being part are: Seventh-day hemoglobin courts; height and available to everyone Adventist Church; Seminole weight checks; amblyopia children and adults alike) to County Mental Health Canter; diabetes checks; a healthier Central American Red Cross; and numerous educational orida. A in e r I c a n Diabetic a b e t I c displays at lb. more then 25 Local Association; Central Florida booths centered around the red national health related Blood Bank; The Arthritis carpet area of the mall. JJ4.*_! r 1 • •• • ____ . I/ •. .1 at.r1als. -SHIRLEY DEAR SHIRLEY -Different fabrics may reset diffenatly ii 1 • - The and John Romltp I . 7_1., • 00 weshable rub detergeat boo W%W Ai!aa%av IVL 11 ERN a ' $1nai • our ' IN ows Wilk wWk and gore to heavenl S"4W Ra= We like the packaged 7% same con be done with w ind am am w1a M=oW& SourAls perfect, doesn't it? &WO.Now Vlork N.Y. IfINA) mill"--A bal"ar In a hat macwWandchessebuttindit scalloped potatoes. ANITA Well, ft; not dozen other - • •• ___ - ftW~ . oft an worship service. Lemuel Sta llworth, c1a.l president, served as • j ____ SPIDER.MAN t, - 4 ___________ -t /J II 4 the shild" . . U,vpgrm . . The activities planned k. the classmates mcludecyfl banquet at the Sa nford Civic Center, family picnic • • •• • __ ___ • gathered In San ford for their 26th class reunion: -• - • f'The Whole Famil y Health organizations will be on hand to Foundation; Visiting *1r" Is a free public family offer theü testing and in. Nurses Association; The *air co-sponsored by the et foaft literature an their Maitland Lions Club; The Ik$bOP and the Altamonte particular health problem and Kidney Foundation of Central 1611 on Aug. 24 and 25 from 10 facilitIes available to The Diet to • 1 • 1 • A II-I-am ilyAttair I Members of the 1953 class of Crooms Academy : • Center. ubliec Health Fair - -, . • • • • • ll- ' • • - Il Held In' Sanford % . - • •. 'k • w YonsoIth,m bed bssn the fancy pl backfired, experts Ii' pl worked this tie. County I -:' .1 • • free gardening contact Tom Davis, Urban Horticulturist, Seminole periods of wet weather, the plants will quickly wilt, .,,Wet weather following 4- . '' For weather following these I i- . water As soon as the plant is exposed to perio& of dry _the __ tains , py f fng toward dwIvvly'i 10 of besets would hays won arid the Prilsusor Reunioh .• ". problem during extended periods of heavy rainfall. which have been un• more be" looked gft wbm his Heinisdwtbe CAN (Jan. ll4ily 23) Prelseser was thiakiag iiüsc You ate silt. capable of aba. As for an the dudsat by acMsI , PSI a -i-a.. ;w_ - Ai2l)AN"Op - a If possible, try to avoid phinting in poorly drained soils unless you know for certain the plant can tolerate it. spade, cashed his ace of - .. PRISCILLA'S POP cessive water being In contact with the root system for long periods of time, causing suffocation of the tender feeder roots. maae'$heaJmtnInapItsoIth. his low club lI diacar on Ow ace of spades, ruffed a - I dernourished. Bark splitting on citrus trees is frequently found In areas where water from sprinklers hits the trunk. Plant wilt many times will begin to show UP following periods of ex. tremely heavy rainfall This condition is more likely to be noticed on tender, succulent plants such as poinsettia, avocado, papaya, and hibiscus. It Is brought on by ex- Jack of hearts being wrong. - r. known as edema. This condition shows as corkylike pustules or warty-like growth on the bottom side of the leaves, especially an older leaves. The raised corky tissues will be fairly conspicuous and often grouped together, covering 'nuch of the back side of ihese older leaves No '.acontrol Isnecessary for this problem except to follow 'lood fertilization' and • . Watering program. Bark splitting and eling causes much i •• - • condition than on plants -- I '..'yiII or in situations where Irrigation is too frequent, is Standing for any length of time after a rain is a sure sign of . drainage. This seems he avery common problem in a lot of areas in the county and many plants are brought by the office with root problems due to poor drainage combined with heavy rainfall. m. best correct ion for this condition Is to fertilize and frequently to en courage rapid new root development A light pruning is often suggested to decrease young tender leaves and stems to compensate for damage to the root system. ., __________________________ • 1 poorly drained will eventuallydevelop a root periods in which rainfall has been below normal. It is more likely to show on trees which have been fertilized well and are in good strong growing •r -i around t he home. Most plants In soils that are I , 11 ners and may be , :'t-~',ftticed on many plants . ' -'-.:~4f such as citrus trees, W • aa wet weather, a wide variety o plants around the home are affected. The problem that shows up most often following periods of heavy rainfall, • •• V aw ke them for a ,.i• U4 i, I disease. During periods of fjp von a ti Real vertigo can be caused the accumulation of fattyby hardens of the eyes which cholesterol particles in the ca a disturbance in visual arteries that cause obstruction rofersice to your surioundinØ to blood flow. family ce b'J not to mista Now I think the beat thing for . you to do is ask for a ss is lowelly associated sultatica with a, specialist in with an bitoquate blood tothetrain.A mild formol this neurology.IfYOU were yowtger, Is the di sensation a person I would tugged you see an may feel when he stands sp ThOSe and theoat specialist and quktly er having bosi lying you may need to as well. Tb. neurologist may be able to tin. 5n of these canbo hiked.li you are really plrçoint the difference batiem dIsTfnlU and vertigo in your bSCa15. lasdequats adjniuit to your case and decide what would i crcigauon wt*n you stand up, the best procedure for y It's possible that pressure MN "a YOU wW show wim your tM loyaltled WWI 1. ,,. c*nico (Dee. 234an. 9)Youmaygstachanceto • .A- I I weaker plants will .. Good drainage is a "must" for the success most orn amental plants out some of the physiological problems ___ _ 11 1979• •• * - drop many leaves and occasionally some of the come, I would like (o point iooi and belp ralis" your t certajpjy more expected to ____ To - , . ea W With the rains experienced recently, and • - ...For Saturda I11II faint. Faintness with associated By*ERMCEBEDEOSOL . 7V I m . - dad up - herMeans blems To Plants et and, finally, it Can be _____ In the Caused by disorders flhll balanceIn ears. The input three sources must be tegrated In your train, it too can cause vertigo. --- PAINU a do lower put of YM b* MW pev blood HOROSCOPE. 'vc w .1 . - ..,. 11. ____ ________ - wuy : 1 of &IIsiuIe I I'm seuling The Hem Letter number io, uiwcn. You illusion And Vertigo. that Objects around you are readers who went this ism can noving when they're notorcwii send cats with a i you- feel lihe you're movth stamped self-addressed enwhen You'fl nil. This is in "lope for It. Send your contrast to plain tomein care of this newsPaPer, WSW which may be 61 P.O. ox ...1111110611110 or the foiling of an Neir yñ, NY on 1gthasi - by Bob Montana ARCHIE ' or it can be camW by a disturbence in the nerm tw come ft= ym lei% arms am wian point u•u•uuiu• JlUJUSUMUUU J•uu u uu• law ma jj an J•iJuu : 1A uuu•u ••uuu Jul.. j. ju .0 Jul. ju.ujIJUl uuiuuuuiuu _: 10, 197"A _ t~ : "I .. 1 - iiiIiIAu THE BORN LOSER 4 . Lamb g j s isme cho1oro1? and so I My ddi 1$ VSTY Wish yo- wouldteUmi how! help myself. I lIMP and doo't foil (gfly wt* I sit iç or walk tl round I get very diny. DEAR READER-DIU1M$5 or vertigo Is a symptom. True vertigo meai that you have (comp.Wd.) WOOd 39 Compass .x culation and low blood pressuM go hardening of the arteries. I don't know M06 swulaulutgum 2 Water pitcher .on, 46 Shokespear. race 3 Freshwiter 20 Pick carefully . son villfin 35 The bull (2 duck 29 Mountain 47 Out of page o w QUM Union DIyuIn . Gardening ' -~ - 28 rig • Friday, -_ i hielps me.I Isaven't been tome 1 I ______________________ him now for four moths. am 44 Washes off I,IDu liti Evening HraW,Sinford, Fl. .. myew-M woman and r" _____ ei liaü* oostdas* &ninw 35 Type Measure for a YM now- My d0dW says Ws vwUp. He has preseribed a 42 No Ion pronom ! iovm 25 category - Same I The Not Quite OURSELVES I - I t !T11 d21LI?1I I _V1 59 Compass p i state (abbr.) 50 Dayint 0 (N ) 10 Skinny fish IIII Dell" I I Bundle history 22 Watch by LIKED THE INTELLECTUAL TYPE .. "I., . . . I . 21 File n IA I!l!!WLU Sllishopdc 14 Ovsr(po.tic) 7 k0thflstS ' *1*4.1 !C ___ ____ '' ' 1 ! ft~1'9_ 0 SHE OE6! : r)]. ___ ____ I.l9 ii'1piy&i'ig VertigO Dizziness, In"I 40 overly 4 Oust . ,; I I .. I I TWOUGHT illegally I Tslsvtilon m 45 Shoit period Sl.) CSVSt , . el Answer toPivoviPun$i 41 Executes Jj A ' AIARl BELLE ACROSS .1 - -- • • • • - ' CSII today. I �Fr1y. Aug. ii, hA-Evening Horald, Sanford, Fl. 1iFNiie in, Legal Notice Legal Notice U - Legal Notic. ' CLA$IFIED ADS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT on IN THE CIRCUIT cour poi SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME PRORATE DIVISION DIVISION Notice Is hereby givon ttst i am NO. 7.1ICP Fill Number fl.N2.cp engaged In business at 710 Orange DIVISIon IN ii: Avenue, Altamonte Springs, ESTATE OF S.mlnoleCounty,FIorIda,und,rffi, IN RI: ESTATE o IRMA EVADPfA MCGRAW, fictitious name of LANDMARK FRANK 1. WIEONR Deceased REPORTING. and that I Intend to DICIad reVstefsaIdnamewIffitpl.CI.ikof NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION NOTCIOFADMINISTRATlON CONSTNCE J. ROSS and THE ALL PERSONS HAVING the Circuit Court, SominoliCounty, TO TO ALL PERSONS HAVING UNITEOSTATES GOVERNMENT, Florida In accordance with the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ALL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Fictitious Name THE ABOVE ESTATE AND Defendants. provisions of n,. ESTATE AND ALL NOTICEOFSALE To.WIt: Sertlen IMOS OTHER !E!50S INTERESTED THE ABOVE en a san.. . n.e a • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C I No. 1f34.CA.Ot.F SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK OR ORLANDO Plaintiff, . Semh'io1a OrIndó$inter Perk ____________________ . 8319993 ' - .. . CLASSiFIED DEPT.. irni,. HOURS ....*c. WIN lwCiIfvsfI*ss 55 1__. _ IU U U I I I U U ' ; III'k'A I i'I(iIIifiIii '• -. _ -- 1979-1JA ii... - - _r LPN full HIM. Eap. WFIOIIdI liCenSe. 4.12. 2.l3S $afl'dfd Nuriwle a, c.v.. CantOr. .•. ............... 5:00 AM. - S:3 p.M. 7øtti$iii*ss MbAY!l:tJ.. N?Af . - 1% NII? cliaw?. AIy In lf 4IIdy IIVsof $tdO?M ___________________ lakefront. RATES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl foid2 BR, 2bath,CII apel., carpet. pool, close to veryt1iII A*ing $33,130. 3370323. ____________________ EVERY DAY IS iARc'AlN INTHEWANTADS.3fl.%1t :- In -____ psøi L*vlew NUIsM Cli f td St. Ad Is. Iss 1 3 U . Circuit in and for Seminole County, County, Florida. Piobate dlv slon, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Florida. wherein SOUTHERN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR rIda32fll The sona; DIVlsiOfl, me address of which Is INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK OF SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA i post Office Drawer C, Sanford, ' 0 PIa, : DIVISION da321 The name and ad viednec,menameand UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, IN RE: ESTATE OF tative'sanorneyarssatfor,rbefow tative'sattorneyaresoffo,Th below. Defendants, will sell for ceshoe MERRIL HARRY CALISCH Ighst ,an be,st ,Iddrh a All persons having claims or All persons having claIms or demands against the .stater demands against the estate a em no e oun I' Ut OU i Deceased THREE required, WITHIN TH, uired Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 am., on WITHIN NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NTllS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the 315? day of Augu flLi the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF weSt ron 001' II our CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the clerk THIS NOTICE, to file wIth th, clerk the following described property as THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL of th. above court a written 0 the above court a wiltten set forth in slid Order of Final OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED statement of any claim or demand statement of any claim r demand Judgment to.wlt: IN THE ESTATE theymayhave.Eachclalminustbe they mayhave.Eathclaim must be Lot 37, Block K, CARRIAGE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED in writing and must indicate the in writing and must Indicate the HILL, UNIT THREE, according to thattheadmlnistr.t$o,tofth,ntat, basis for the claim, the name and basIs for the claIm, the name and of MERRILL HARRY CALISCH, address of the creditor or his agent addrfls of the creditor or his ieen tIIt ,,• - ii uViir.*ii - - M Ii S IPJ oN-. ----- --- ---- - - - ,ld . -• - WflIyIIhr.to* .d,,,in$infofe CIII 3fl.110I - $.nfbvd, rtOf'IdI __________________ ,-. Ek*$4NNCiSmIWdt 1*. j £ t" £ 'I' LU FRS No. 1 S .0. 2 $1,124,396 of ' thIs Notice of Administration Ii therd room of Seminole ComAug mtailty College, 5aford, Florida. 5 d As Personal RepresentatIve Estate of R?J?CII!.. MENNIL HARRY CALI$CH , en..,, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ,C55,, iqva,re era on o • REPRESENTATIVE proximately 1,lllfeeldlstont on Thomas 0. Freemen, Isa. ATTEST: AitIwr 54. BeckwITh, Jr. Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners In and for SemInole COunty, Florida Publish Aug. hO, 1q79 t. me wu,u.fl " *5. 1'WIl u-.flii II$bE -_'____ NIida4BR,2I?Carpei1,,.,,,I$-. yt, nicely landscaped, C NSA. w.w carpet. Good lecatian. - 3- -£T.EIWU5 N 23$ HOmIL 4 PC?. MNfdt ' ________ -buyer. $37,000 ' ' cihv. tiome *ieiianvrne' . 0O0. Low down paymitWs. -Raomforrenfinpnjvatpiom, BUILDER. W.bItll&kl?prMIeges. AIQ$4 . 323-7250 •l6N? INPt.AII0N ______________________ 4004 Lilly Ct. Charm it an * Sell Avon. IflcnsISe your earing Florida NorM wIll be found in Svlsri Gracious liv Rus PINV. 'Pu •ii, CIII 3*1, . tills modernIzed 4 BR, I B, pSI Wsekiya, menmlvratn.l,,il,h, * MS-1?P. - • p.me, $tvring Wden tin. ' i. OSR 541.7403 . ------------.------.-------*mulL*$DN,pN5.sh. Ev$WflS ceaN. A$ØIy,ffi- person • _ 0101 acrobat. strIctly by ap. HolIday Inn of Sanford en the ZA1fflII1$ U!WWTRIEW Rebey Greene, REALTOR 1* !"!" 4032. - -1fIIM. DeIary.Idaalfoti.L.vIy1 In to churdiht & SN, air, clai 'flflof ' if0i ijfh, . . 31J.4034, 4414455. __._,,urw_,.,• -. -. sllopeIflI. Altamonte Springs, Fl, 32701 (MO) 131.1140 Publish: August 10, 17, 151 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND DEMO FOR SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION Ne. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE Is Re: Tile Marriage .4 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA KENNETH D. EDEN, PROBATE DIVISION Husband, File Number .3,,. _1_!_•__. . - BR- $100 up. Pool. Ad. on Lake Ada. Just SO. Of AIrOOP Blvd. en 17-92 in Sanford. Call _____ _________________ CON ITA L. EDEN, - TO: NOTICE OP ACTION CONITA L. EDEN 504 South East Lebanon, Indiana 14 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that alIen fur dlesekj$1n of Ineti101S has bean 01111 agaInst yet and you Gordon V. Fredetick,Atturney for Husband, w$uosi address is P.O. Son 119$, $anlusi, FL 3177), mo before Dedge Plan Room and Central Florida Builder's Exchange In Orlando; and may be obtained from me offices of OvtmannDragash Associates a?C,, cc 5 anners, Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic National Sank Building, Suite 105, P.O. Drawer 535, Sanford, Florida 3311), upon request accompanied by IINiIbII'7,.2WCP is in thu Circuit Civil for p THE I$ThT*:' •theT1M1o.ilt!fnd1CWy tativv$lflWp ,.fsed'fPThI.I*,- -Of $en01d1f*les,- MINMIWIIrnN All Pirana MVIW 'claims ir 'Iwlldrng, COSts. hillel? COlflt ShaNde a$slflst to. Ntsfl we SEihel. Florida NWfIIeitNIeIt rtqulred, WITHIN THREE ArchItects, GutMans uregnn MONTH$ FROM THE DATE OP AINciatea, ArqIItectI,PIIOMVI THE P1001 PUBLICAtION 00, IRC siiitVt A3IIWIIC lbiIh TNISNOTICLtof1I,wgffitiuet*k l*dSJ$fe440po,Gr.jyfi, of me sieve . '$ -. eritfeli I$4i(stj, PNVIda. of • or dSRMi- .Clbb UThO iS tmayhav..1.d,ciamifuatbe álpined i da0SINII.$US wiSh In wrItIng and Indicate me tile Ardiltget fur each set at basis for me claIm, Ole name aid ScunitswpSsN,eI. Ssdidgsfl Iddrs of the aiditer or his lied will be refunded to bach pIruan ntis or attorney, and the amount rstumsffispsme,e.ecwISINW claimed. If tile dales le is. yet due, edtir decsehsnts iii osIINISII - CIrC.4t CIII, c..at, rner Case Ne. 77MI3 N. FertIlizer ,, j, cemutingant si VllIIqvldetiI, to, fla,vtI at She lIIritaMly Ihol be lEe CRy 40 stg, ur* u.s. Wifed. If file claiM Is MOWSd.-IIN kL.j IS. at. MIENs. NOTICIOP SHERIFF'S SALE Where service en Pefitluner's O Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida per set to defray CS Of rr11uC IS at W*N$ (s* Execution isSd out uf me * 'EiWliNêb U--- Miwi 1110. torney or imm.diately ffiS?NNWS 3277). Tue personal repreisnfative Is SE forth rsepeciive courts as lIslE alive IIS till 0551140 Idapp .fu 0111 N sIN esda WI. in me poSitIon. WITNESS my hand and the seal mis Court en July 3110,, 1579. linens. TV I. all tAIIitIS. Deily, Wi*ly, MIII. tilly. PtINifldOsPt Village. 323 - . - '' - *I. - w. just 54.4051 -- - FAMILYS DELIGHT 3 IN, 101 bath hoine itt SuntaMI SIlt II plan, fdnced, bats of sterbiet 1*hhiNT10 ASuy for - rseesr1NW*1RIiS'T 3251405 ,-- .,pai,, fun. PrefensM . IS$4JIN !!'. ------------ MORE ,- - . OFFICERENTAL (V 400 sq. ft. office units for lease 'in new bldg. on French Ave. Can rbe combined for 1200 sq. ft. total 'tw-w carpet, Ideal for .eproffl0 suite. --. . ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WI LIST & SEU. . - HOMES .if .1 THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S $0. 23 -__._ ' , ANsliledo $prligs 1 SN Ouplos fu,i, $255 kJ&&. for app?. LIKE THE COUNTRY? 9+ acres In Osteen wIth 1g. 35R, 1½ I, nearly new mobile home. TLIV vestment. Place a low cost his 3 BR, 1 bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $31,000. Grab the Car Keys DAI T1'tD - lAb "" I REALTOR 322-lee) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves341OO.fl: 559 5O-_Mscellaneous INC. -REALTORS $361533e, 330i1 eves. Lakofront Lot- Loch Arbor, prize oh the area, gorgeous trees and view. 132.5$. Owner-Associate 322 $151. ROCK sIngle family home, w.city water, Bldg. let for duplex or .. . W" - . 'ANU!UIll ____ . - Buy 2365 - • - Call local 445.45$ fnj Screened& Washed Cty. Approved for Drainfield sewer & paved stied. 54,001 Centralcontracting Inc. f•47344033 404 7753513 nti or N4ni-.. 'j ____ iS yd. 1*0 UI.. -- $3 • - - $JiCtsff(c* 3• -:. . - - ::. • . .. -- - Bais fishing capital of me This lively 4 %-E'r 5 (f5if \ I 1 - IV '\ I N I U I I I U ,- J - CaliBart weridl itailtypes.000dallcotton,a0s boxed or loose. 113 Palmetto Aye. REAL (STATE BORN. on one acre, private boa? dock, REALTOR, 372-7450 ALTAMONT (-III 1001174 pIus CS Bldg. zoned commercial. Off Hwy o. lis,NS. __________ 05 ib • lEe Illiedini lam or demand bids MUSt Cleliply WNtI tile laws 0 kivS leVied WNII Of Ass. ca.AsMs, EWCOMEftI !'Eu,. NaN01,loJ. MS - .- - -. - - . sclsiv. desIraple .-. 'bi in neighborhood I extra room for business & flOfNleue 41$4t __ __ ____ marked: U LOC TAlE SUILOING"DS', sell .-. ME$ITfo5 1W, PuilIc *4MdI at Sam SEMI. County, . *UST 'II . ____ - .. ____ - CIIne$.eYow host. BEN -:' _________ new portable Washer & Dryer, Sears CoIdspet ref. 2621 5. Sanford Ave., 322-101. Open Tu thru Sat 30 to 3 30 • sr rirv 01cIsIm OIL 11$ &D $00, ufISI her sOs and ION $4 and $4 onsid Os 151 in She NSIIs at . ripith no F11I, d I d __ I_ __ ALL ' sfr dsITruihaeu. heminsle CUnNwm )v ___ CLAIMs. DIMANOL AND finØuMNp' MP _ ___ $, '- -. * 1401 P " & - ______ • ------ . - : ;. ' PII. - - -. . . - s. ,,, , .. - .. TICIISNSRI$YSINi ____ ____ - . • .--,. PIano New Intenspning Bedding ,,., prIce. Sanford Furnft,e Sat. . Il-NI.II Sanlard 31tlfli 1I'S 115th, SNOCHURI N,, CHIROKIE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 1111 PARK - 0 . - I ACRE WILSON RD. AREA - -, ... - . - . . , - , LARGE CORNER LOT. 1ACRIZONIDMOBILE -. LAKE MONROE. PUNINALDIU ___ ____ PON1ILI1 11*1 l0iil_ I & , ' ' -- - , s., p $ / NEAR BIG LAKE EONGI.$6.%0. IIN ,i 0 5 -' , 1' I ACRE ZONED MOSILE NEAR WIKIVA PALI$ AT HWY is, ss,* 1 61-Building Mitielals ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale al discount pikes. For Wormation. Coil 021.6350. 3 OAK AND PINE WOODED LOTS IN SANFORD AREA. 50'x126' EACH. TOTAL PRICE. $7,500. BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto$50 Call 322 1621 322 4460 332.SØQ r - - , .t.. __ I z-4 - - -.-- -s . s-n PAINTING, CARp '" CUSTOM CABINETS Free Es?. 373-Ol2Safters-20 - , 78-torcycIes . Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233506cr 323 7710 1974 Honda 750-F Super Sport, 13,000 ml., cxc. cond. 5)700 will consIder trade. 322-7357, aft 6 & wkends ____________________________ "---' If - you are having dilticulty finding a place, to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day Offkecieaning . - ____________________________ HniiRpiii' ________________________ Carpentry. 322-4031 Custom Office Cleaning, corn mercial. new const. Licenscd, bOnded I Insured Quality service everytime. Ph. 3230541 or 661-5914. ______________________ I.awnir*sn.,i,c, ______________________________ - Vinyl R.ir Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 33357)9 Mowing 331.0010 _________________________ To List 79-Trucks.TraiIgr - Custombujlt iron work Windowguards,gatesetc Martin's 323 7651, 339 7693 "' __________________________ - ' • ProntoHome Repair Electrical, plumbing, painting, - Vinyl repair I recoloring SaveuptoSopcl.ot reupholsteqy Charge. 169 36?7 Your - '742 ton truck New flat bed, cxc. cond. Low ml. aft. 3 323-4400 ____________________________________ S ACRES, EAST OF EUSTIS, ZONED MOBILE HOME, $15,000. TERMS. COUNTY $42,000. 3 LOTs ZONED MULTIPLE. UNITS. titAN TOTAL 12 ACRES. ZONED SINGLE FAMILY. NEAR HIGHWAY 46, OPF AIRPORT BLVD. $15.000. CRAZY TERMS 10 ACRES. DOUBLE ROW ORANGE GROVE. NON.TENDED NEAR HIGHWAY 46 IN. DUSTRIAL POTEN. . - '. - r. : a...'.. .. *" ...- ..i... .i - '...__- :... , I - • • . -5 .... • $siWstd *14SØ Urns 1.iP7 . Lailtesus - . S yrtte Ave., $aMsrd hAL $55,000. TOTAL BEST TERMS. 4 - . ----------INSULATION_BaIlIng, blowing, RACO Foam, I iberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3210539 or 904734670$ Collect, ______ used cars, trucks I heavy equIpment '_ Railings ________________________ - 1$ ACRES ON LAKE BUTLER (VOLUSIA . - - - . _ ____ ll½Woodloat 5)33 321-0,335 IMan.quaIltyoperatl e'vrs, exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327 1321 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING IREPAIR i.G. BALIP4T&AssoC 3335465 Top Dollar Paid for junk & Accessories interior Exterior Plastering Licensed & Bondee Call 327 7780 Hoifli IflhI)l'OVeflh,flts - , Joi!V!a:NAL NICELY W000ED.$12,soo. PASs. . ES .- LANGE CORNER LOT MILLONVILLIAT1$IH, • . ;:. *0, L ,- , .. _ OUTNIUZASITH FURRY EALTORS . .,. ____z,. ! - Pta steflng cages. 323 5757 uiS j. ___ 10 pc. LI Pit Group, ssss. Free DelIvery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-12 So. of Sanford. Cars Reimved 17junk Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales. passport photos & fast repair Service. 3226101 ___ - ., ?1ES9 , LJlgou.t 1T1nd'I C$dnty, ANTHIJU ' ' TIJ.r __ s. -. made NiFiak,$ ir1 .1.uLWi4s.ev*sveiesr Fl. 35554. 2565 m __ - Photographic _____________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet Supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also 6ir cond, ___________________________ - ________________ I_--. ': _ __ ____ GroOmlng$Borng - 1961 Scotty Camper, 1)100. 4:30 7:30P.M.orall day Sunday. call 3232400, or see at 254 Short St.. Lk. Mary. _________________________ 5", Evinrude Outboard _______________________________ - Peppers Painting Service Custom Painting 8. det,,I trim Free Est 323 1704 I ________________________ - Re*uIlt,excellentc With tank, $130. 333.37 41*-OdOid M - rPU.UCAT: T$U$N$4flhe=lIN aIMI Is i UIijj' - a. aloe deWllE rub sa$l 1* 1= with •ISOSItY Sanford's Smlis Leader ' I Auction Center REDUCED for QUICK SALE 30' MIdas T.T, Air, Awnings, Twinbeds,excellentc. $4495-322.lool ______ Alterations, Oressmaiiing Drapes, Upholstery 3720707 Hwy. 46 west, Sanford ____________ 71'n)lP lees only $7111. $1140 dii. 405.14 per Me. Paved roads, City wetir, Underground utilities, 0G. 2 blocks to inland waterway. 3$ IsIs avaIl. Ace Real EoSase, Win.. Keynes, Us. 1101W. NI AlA SO., St. - be lead,, ____ - ROB5ONARINE 2921 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fia. 32771 3 StOCKS TO OCEAN CRESCENT lEACH mecula 11,31 hems. F .lr - 'V - _- RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? Oneweik in Sept. or earlyOtt.,on the St. Johns River. Two Couples with a good knowledge of the river & boating experience. Please call after 6p.m. 32)0937. PrIces are going down on almost Dressmaking Painnng&Rejr _______________________ _________________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles - 333.7R 1. Altamoite Dr. Dell's _______ ACCESSOrIeS RAE Painting, interior i'*tt'ror Pressure cleaning, roof coating Sat•slat' guaranteed before Payment 322 7137 after 6 p MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 vi's. Exp. 6696567 323 5620 WOULD YOU LIKE TO VaIue$33G,spI$i00 INC. SDREALTOR' 3 SSBoats A - CtranéTIh __________________________ -______________________ . .. -.. - Rogers 150 SIlverware with case orm.i CHIPPIWA What I Wend to rlIIUir J A&B Painting 1018 Ext Rej. 8. Comm 3228782 99 _________________ Picture Pertect Eat. Paintlr(q Free Est Lic 10 pct disc to Sr Cit 339 6066. 66! 8335 -. - TOWER'GBEAUTYSALON tormerl Harrlett' Beaut No04 519 . st st., 227 5743 * WE ARE BACK LOADED WITH ALL KINDS OF THINGS. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY, INCLUDING couple chests, dressers, night stand,3pc.coffe,&endtablese, pIus all kinds of new 5. slIghtly used merchandise. & baby clothes, toys, bowling dishes, misc. Items. Something for everyone. Sanford Ave. to 29th then Gale P1. 3310131, Sat. & Sun. 9-'fiiI. Garage sale: 1110 Washington Ave. Sat. & Sun. 11th 1 12th After 10 am. Furniture Items, TV, Misc. PaIntthq _________________________ ___________________________ FRI. NITE 7:30 PM balls, wheel chair & misc. Yard Sale: 2533 Gale Pt, Sanford. Furn., tools, 1964 Studebacli,r, - Yard debris, Trash Appliances 8 Misc (LOCAL) 319 53fl - I Garage Sale, Sat. 9-till. 1301 Wynnewood Dr. Adult, children S pc. LI SuIte-Sofa, Loveseat, Chair, Ottoman & Recliner All for $340. Free Deilvery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, )7-92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. Light Hauling Beauty Care ____________________________ 72-Auction ________________________________ ______________________________ ________________________________ I mi. ______________________________ Alan's Appliances RefrigeratIon A C Repair Licensed. 3230039 -.-- --------'-------Antique Tub-good tot Zathtub regattaor whatever 323622$ ------ 24)4 S. ChaseAve ft.glassedtopdispIaya534j1, deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-92 So. of Sanford 322. General Landscaping ROsC specialists. top Soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming 373 2918. Appliances 71-Antiques AUCTION SALE IiJ!.: Lawn Service - Wanted ApplIances repairable condition, Washers, Refr., etc. Kelioggs AuctIon. 3237050. * Conditioning Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Es?. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 WC BUY USED FURNITURE 8. .PPLIANCES, Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 323-1721. YARD SALE FORREST GREENE OPEN HOUSE Grov,vIew$ubdivlslon Lake Mary Slvd. 3 ml. E. of 1.4. Open Sat. & Sun. 1 to 1 PM i ' iances, plumbing fixtures, bld. material. 3225659 Yard Sale: School desk, cloth, dishes, heater & misc. Fri. & Sat. 9 to 5.2003 Adams Ave. _______________________________ Fantastic neighborhood garage sale Sat & Sun ONLY, 97. 709 Wynn Dr. (SUnlind Es?.), 10 Speed bike, Color rnnsOie TV, school clothes, little bit of everything. 0.1. type gas cans. $19.40 ea. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SanfordAve. 322.3791 Beds. Del motel box sprIngs & mattresses $30 set. Sanford AuctIon 1215 S. French, 323-7340. near Lk. 20 acres already platted. Over 1400' of Lk. Fred wooded. 5100*. NIALTY for Sale WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-315 E. First St. 322-5622 Lake Markham Nd. Sylvan, 40 acres. Cash 322.4132 Yard Sale: TV, dresser, good school clothes sites 6 tO 12, lawomower. ladies clothes sizes 12 to II & misc. Items. 701 W. Airport Blvd. Sat. 9 to 1. - _________ Wanted to buy-Mobile home on extra large lot Phone 322-5254 333 5331 ________________ -, 100' frontage, approx 500 deep on InterCoastal Water Way. 6 ml. south of New Smyrna. $32000. 322-3100 as for Tony or Louise. 1st. : Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri. cal, Plumbing Servlce& Repair. Call Larry for Free Es?, 671 Lic., Bonded 8 Ins, Larry's Mart, 215 Sanfcg-d Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig., Stove, tools. Porch Sale' Sat., Aug. 1), 124 N. Sunlarsd (Sunland Estates) 9-1. Some furn,, BAD edger, few clothes & odds 8 ends. a.Bt.r our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323-3200 VA & FHA Financing S I ________________________________________________ Air 7741. Froid p -iusggjy _____________________________ Rh wilcet. low See StUNS \\ Large yard sale Sat. 8 Sun. 9 to 2. Furniture, lamps, carpet, drapes, tires, CB items, clothes & Misc. 7626 Laurel Ave. 322 062-743 mIleage. A-i COndItIon. Call Delary 404771.0215. 101111$ so. WILL bUY EXISTING 1st 8. 2nd MORTGAGES, R, Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 52$ No. i-o Wymore Rd., Aitamonte, i 323.5774 Day or Night REALTY WORLD.. - /YF?•, \'L (1111(11 \'1 "II (III(U 1 11)111111 /jff/j 1.SoId MOVING SALEI Furn., pictures, drapes, wall hangIngs, books&etc. Call ailS p.m. 2225)51. 47A--Mortgugis Bought - e '68 Cadillac Convertible, $2,500 4:107:30 pm, or all day Sun day. Call 323 2980, or see at 284 Short St., Lk. Mary ____________________________ - 54' Garage Sales classlf led ad for results. 322-2611 or 531.4093. & See This. 2435', S. French (1193) Sanford ANYTIME - naiu 1970 Mercury Marquis $300 117W 19th St 32? 6-27 k I -Wanted to BUY KENMOR E - WASHER - Parts, Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 _____________ _________ Get Cash Buyers for a small In- * FLASHI FLASH! Owner says to reduce •• __________________________ _________________________ AQHAGe1dInU"ChIcacsaw Priest" 15.3 hands, cxc, use show horse. top performer In trial, western 8. English horsemanship, Over 50 is? places in local 8. AQHA Shows, Owner going to college. Call 322-0639. 52-Appliances Losing your home 1. credIt? I will Catch up back pOyments & buy equIty, 3230216. $40,400. a Estate VJanted 47Real ____________________ The Real Estate Agency - - Inc .- 3anfords Sales Leads NEALTWIS' • •• naroia -- - & -_Clean furnIshed 1st fleer $t., .. - Pilvite uttiunce, aduitseitty, IR, REAl. ESTATE •. - , OWE OP A RIND 2 BR, 1 balE (slOe Ni gus. nSIaIh$atheadl Super starter Ptomel Just. 139,1401 - Nit. u. sdaklI, patio, 5 porch. drapes. by. cc o eve. " area 131,9401 - NEWLY DECORATED room, ideal for large family, -: beautifully landscaped, close to 'shopping, school I. recreation - - lEN - - _______________________'68 AMC Sta Wgn.. 6 cyl - auto good cond. Econ. trans. Asking $750. After 6 p m 322 6082 - C cab Replica, $100. Must see to appreciate. 323.7397, aft 6 8 WflO% 323.7713 I "I stopped bothering to test if the pool has too much chlorine. i 'ust wait to see if my wife's hair turns green!,, listed. Situated on cot lot, lush landscaping. sit,soo. Call today 1574 Coachman '71 Cadillac El Dorado 67.000 ml Full power. Air cond. AM FM 8 tract, cruise control. n'i'ds paint. SIOO. 630 0840 Male, limo. 323 1917 ________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ t•?t A 'uc 1W 1i u rs OWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 BR, 2 B ranch style home, lust 1iMo Clean. Red nt white outside, 5500 CASH 322 6230 373 1039 r REALTOR 3224000 MLS golf course. 14t,O0. BEAUTIFUL LOT In prestigious Oeltona Estates. Many shade trees make perfect Fl. setting. See now, $13,300. WAL K TO IDVLLWILDE ELE. available. 135.500. SUPER4SR,2bSTh,2stiryhiNe - -_.------- - - FIends 31771. ft•ffi5 0 certifIed check an WI CircuIt Court Of GigS Cil* $4 -• Cd59 at loli Nib at SIIlIf5Ct5f OUrtIIIM*00 aNd and address Of the personal by an CaPe IIfOfC= Florida, ssln a Unsi ItMIuiW AdeiinUsteNit lINES. sliWs MIM " ore sit reprasaiwativvs afferiuey I wchil edlI be ereI! FROM DATS 01 sanosnt '. tINJDiIv - - must vs CIIItradOr* Who obtakwd bid o, . CALL US TOOAYt, r tout thIs 3 BR, ?beth home w. C 'H&A, located On i COmet lot. Easy flnancino'wlth FHA or VA bercury Comet 19662 dr sedan, 6 cyl , Auto, PS, PB 66.000 mu. IVFV Custom Jeep Ci S take over payments. have to see to ap predate Call 319 5531 or 323 1323. 5-- )1J PabOrn REALTY Old. 16*32 p001w 1200 cool deck. ' an isk shaded leti Eat In kit.. _.,l_ , - ,• - - dIshes, slivir, •S*Avs. -' ATTRACTIVE 2 RN, 1 bath wiSh SIP. lobe frentagel Werks - ) STEMPER AGENCX INSALISIN 1579 - rpiss. Ce. of al " 323 656) Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901-255. 8311 for further detiiI. Boa Constrictor Sale for '72 Ford Ranchero $600 j 3 $60 323-2900 QUICK SALE BYOWNER 4 BR, 1 bath, carpet, air. 2100 block of Summenlin. Call after 3:30 & weekends. 3234707. $17,300. -. MbI $7I '1. I I DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classifieds are loaded With good buy for you, REALTORS Malt land Office 447-5160 Offices Open DIIIy$am-$pm I clean. 130.500. DUPLEX QUADRAPLEX building sIte. Corner lot shaded orea. 1*500. -- Wonder what todo With Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want-Ad way. The magic number is 322. 261) or 831 9993. HUSKEY REALTY GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. Mint cond. 2 BR near hoep. & shopping. Lake fishing near by. Hobby tm, neat ience yd., very cleen. Good • a I lid on In choice lots ready 0 for a D.ltona. 3 2 BR, 1 B, remodeled frame home, &a - plex (2) 2 BR units lurn. I. rented$23,500. Only $i000down. Owner will hold. FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & HIrt 323 7580 4' EAL1Y ' , documents and do net p - __________ PlabiUti, r4.u4eeilative it ietPb Is IIIIWdswIftbe'rIdp.g IA*NITT RANRI •1*IJST ei fled aIled.. ' COMPANY, N.A., little. .defles Is, Pr*pms furitlir edWise' de. $0 S. Port AvaNue, Winter Fisk, mgs, ll'Icludimlg OlIN 50$ IN.. Cowl semrn. Centy, Florida Csi Ne. 77.$15.M3.K Leonard Wertlielmer, Jr., etc., Pntitt I NE IYATE RUTH ILIZASITH PERRY Deceased de$cs NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Depositwlllberefunded I full P1 SONS HAVING to contractors, submitting CLAIMS OR DIMANDS AGAINST THE APOVI ESTATE AND ALL bonafide bids md return documents In good vsablo condit OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Whilin 3 days after me opening it IN THE ESTATE' in it YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIPI ED SCN CLAiMS 0* DINO$ AGAINST file 'i .' • . k jfl.$470 MarInem'sVilqS. -. - 3 Sinlipeele County Cluritlsisi, Chits. Srsvdr CiurtW*t iON, Iii. Cermatlon - JUST MAltE PAYMENTS-'69 '/5 models. Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) German short-haired pointer puppies AKC from hunting & field trial stock. 321 OUI. Mason Reattor.A*sociate, REALTOR ML' 1nios1oA 333Q37 _________ LAKEMARY near 5CC Country living in this gracious custom 3 BR, 2½ B home, beautifully landscaped, fenced acre. New England charm throuout. Nook, crannIes & Storage everywhere. Must seel $120,000. Joe Aikens, Realtor AssocIate. Real Estate One, Inc. Realtors. 033.2442. , vesmen.(,, 2story2apt unit, 1 U ence.Alirented . net w... ,inance. - - FMC . - -' lId documents ore open to public ifupectlon In the offices of me Director of AdmInistrative Affairs Seminole Community College, F. W. BR 2 B lmi hom Iandscana.. WOrk ereen 5 pg 170 5' f vng ares. ISL$00 Term. 80-Autos - Dish Gardens, foliage, cactus, Episcia, hanoino baskets. Redlon Nursery. 420 5. Country Club Rd . Lake Mary. 333 5614, - 65-Pets-Supplies ESTATE SALE 11)0W. FIRST STREET Make Often 2 story, 10 room on deep lot, 123*330. Zoned commercial. $30,000. Beverly B. M. Unsworth Realty for Sale - BUlldto SuItour Iotoryou,s 322-0231, 323.7)73,232.0775 ..'. . ____________________ ALLFLORIFIaD Al '" ' 80-Autos Lawnmower sales 8. service. We sell the best 8. service the rest, Western Auto 301 W 1st St. 322.1103 Payment Cash for your Iofl Will build on your lot cv our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medal Inc., Realtor lii 3013, In DeBary 3 BR, 2 bath block home. Central H&A, w.w carpet, 5Ceeed porch, Sodded yard, paved street & Much More. SQ Pct. assumable mortgage. - $37,500. JOHNNY WALKER REAL.ESTATEINC 322-6457 Aft.3 322.7111 REAL ESTATE ASSOClATESNEErr S hr $27 MO. $I1AOO dWfl Ne *tlfylng or VA or FHA. $=f ! -JInwle Cowan, 31$ Palmetto 'TiPIID Fey I. Justice and .1.1. Jubtice, as ffitlUdimlnlgIret of *10011 COU? P5k. Personal RepmutotIv.s of tile •. p *o sI??1*Os*UE 'C*TE0 ANO • 1 'SR 'state it W. i. Juonce. D1116w1, .4ov40ef. he'. le • J40f_ •Ø P.$ Defendants. pmWIiIs itt to. ClrceIt Cdart fir $HOSUILaNG .11ly, untIl 2:40 pSIS TV. EverytlIWle IIAIUIIIN Ilminsis Cisody,_PbuflhS,Pf$pS M.,onffih1payt'I0,,, ineI*sssIImrs.IIISm..Ms CreeltC. DIVI5ISII, She 4IMI. of WWC is I Ihe MminlN?40MO INI*i. - ,i*. +ta*. 332.7003. ,,., eeIJ,IS Low Down REALTOR 333.7$32 3fl.12, 222.7117 __________________ em' motivated 2 BR i B carport den wwet tsar' eat i' kit $33Q . . fled commercial- 100' Sanford Ave ;p • ' .4 -.--- -_-"?. - IN THU C1RCWT COURT, O*SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pile Ne*Wi 79.2NCO DVIIISII MaNIc di fmkidg fir VW's, S IN RI ESTAtE O . day wi.. Id holidays, fringe H. KNOX SETTINOHAUS, osnams. s to to start. I.JI JE, on up. 320.2MO - PhntNf, IN !'t --- 2MS VA.Ft4A.235.Co. Homes & mmaculate 4 BR 2 B garage w.w lanced bk yd• $33500 MuItI"le Llstin'PService -- OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED extra lotr yon.. yrut $..,,0. . AMU?IH "u' ''w p R EALTvR 141$ Valencia Ct. 3 BR, 1', bath, brick cons? on corner lot Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $3o.500. vvabout 14 BR, I B, oldet home 62-Lawn-Garden W.Garne$tWhite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7$$l,Sanford Room for a growIng family. 1 BR, 2 B, FR, lots of storage space. 1001 Palmetto Ave. $33,000. lots Zoned ResIdential - sizes start it 75*100, prlc start at $l?IO.HIgh&dry,you.,, i bøit. by Gill Fox 3 BR, 1.1 bath, split plan. 133,300 William Maliczowskl Realto, 332.7403, BATEMANREAL1. Reg. Real Estate Brok 263ISantordA.. 321-073f Aft. Hr5. 3fl.7613,322.IM, - ,)$ U'UUU'I..'U'I SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses - - AAAKE API HEIRLOOM "I" -. E*INISNE , 323-ISIS -r - jjtj.... r ---m . . I _____________________ -Amount of revenue sharing Owner wood frame 3 BR, 1 th. 2 large screened porches. e nished Woodwork i floors, replace, Wooded 1.4152, after 5:30. - to get resulls sure __________________ 1 uses - Sanford's Sales Leader gfabtfgI IIVI Wages 00rnmewurate W arid new iblIlty.frings bSfioflts. dvartPiss A gvst & i. ió iw,u i. - I EARN EXTRA MONEY OUt $eiii EVENING HERALD -rI.has -' '' S fldd Rj?N avalI all$4areas in Sanford Ind esi.ty P55Th wnmi*. . ilj with full corn. ai .aI h.ffa. A1UW r"Y w''n.. rippip - l*CuiLAtIONDIPA*u,., FOR MOR - tn person to. . . 41 11 Win ____ Avirtl$MgDkeclor -Fore cE itt Nial U4te call REalty World. The Reel EState - AgeNcy . - rr - - - 1 son Is nWed for %d?y, beef. NfL fish. . delivery, mm. *ordsr, $gnfijg iH. 323.7374.. $arrrs Pemi' - LlveInh.u$eEperovlrOO I1'IfNIhClS Cdli . . OAT ED this 7th day of August, SemInole County, Florida, Probate the date when It will become the date when it will become due short hair. med. size. viclfitty of ltlt. Division, the address Of which IS shill be stated. If the claim is shall be stated. If the claim is Summerlln Ave. Seminolb (SEAL) SemInole County Courthouse, contingent or unhiquldated, the contingent or unllquldated, the COunty HuMaNE SOtilty. 3Arthur H. BeCliwith Jr.. Sanford.Florida32fll.Thepersonal nature of the uncertainty shall be nature of the uncertainty shall be $440. Clark of the Circuit Court repres.ntativ.oftheestatels Janl Stated If the claim is secured, the stated. If thi claim Is secured. tile By: June I. Curtis C.Eflswhosaaddressisls3fWelkar security sNaIl be descrIbed. The security shall be dcrlbed. The Deputy Clerk Strnf,Toledo, OhIo 43613. The name claimant shall deliver tuffichint claImant shall delIver sufficient -i-'.' --' FERNANDEZ & SCARITO and address of the personal copies of the claim to the clock to copies of the claim o the dirt to it North Orange Avenue -representativvs IftOrMy ore sit enable the clerk to mall one copy to anible the clerk to mall one copy to Unique KItblsrga,1 Orlando, FL 32401 term below, each personal rapresenttive, each personal representative. firs .roI$s • Attorneys for Plaintiff All persons having claims or All ns intarastad In the estate All persons Interested in me estate Call 32N443 PublIsh: Aug. 10, 11, 157 demands agaInst the estate ore to whom a copy of this Notice of to whom a copy of thIs NoSice Of . DEM•33 requIred, WITHIN THREE Administratlonhas been mailed are Adminlstrationhasbeemimaliidata FirstIOntycftUiasI'e.(oSifu4Is ____________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF required, WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN THUE $iMSby In $M*I - 1401. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF viimip JuNe 2. litifoid. IIfl)P LEGAL NOTICE THISNOTICE, to tile with tile clerk THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ChhlcarI CaNto,'. 322-lass. Nitic.otPvbllcWeariu,, of the above court, a written THIS NOTICE,tofIlesnyobjec?Ions THISNOTICE,tofIleanyoblectlemlS $..ri.gePrepssed Use statement of any claIm or demand they may have that challenges tile they may have that chall.mes N WEt ____ KIMULY COURT SP4ADOWLAKEW000S . 3 BR. 2 bath hOInS ½ cr,i u?IfUI " '-' -- PR fIrwI. . ifl , 4drl* off MBR, kItpaftt?p&. *an More ExmilsIt• Featvvel 'ls1iom, h, been $51OOl come vlsi, Danny $ . Lorraine Leel Mhtenance DVII MgfftsIN.LoaIrsflrN1CSs. Call De H,we 323-1540. - man W*Mbo . LOngwoO4 area. *140 rein or 335.1e3. .. ----- --Lost black, sMñMIr dag, some whit. markIngs. Gofte Over PtoosecI 3221741. -- TheCountyofSemlnotewlllpioida basis for the claim, the name and representatIve, or the venue or representative, or the vemlue or Public Hearing at the Seminole address of tile creditor or his agent, lurlsdlction of the coia't. jurisdIction of the court. County Courthouse, Norm Park om' atterney, and the amount ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda 32771, on claImed. if the claim is not yet due, OBJECTIONS. NOT SO FILED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED August21 1575 at 10:00a.m., fertile the dOte WtlOn lt will become due WILL BE FOREVER BARRED WILL BE FOREVER EARNED. shall be stated. If the claIm Is purpose of obtainIng written ad Detecfth.hlrstpubllcationofthls Dat.Oftheflrstpublicatlonofthhs oralcommentfromthepubliconthe contingent or unliquidated, NoticeofAdmlnlstratlon:Augustlo, Notice of Administration: August prôisd uses of revenue sharing thenatur100theunc.rtaintysh.11be 10, is,, and August 11. 1979. funds In the upcoming budget for stated. It the claim ii secured, fflS Florence G. Wiedner Tom W. McGraw securIty shall be descrIbed. The FIscal Year 1579.00. As Personal Representative As Personal Representative claimant shall deliver sufficIent All Interested citizens' groups, it the Estate of of the Estate of copies of the claIm to the clerk to senior citizens and senIor citizens Prank L. Wledner Irma Evadna McGraw unabhetheciurktomahlonecopyt. organizations are encouraged to Deceased Deceased each personal representative. attend the hearing. Persons at. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL WAYNE P. DEAN, JR. tending the hearing shall have me Allpsnonslnterestedintheustate REPRESENTATIVE Post Office Box 625 right to provide written and oral to whom a copy of this NotIce of By: Irving M. Pelder of 113 South Lake Avenue comments and suggestions Administration has been milled are FELDER AND BERMAN Groveland, Florida 32111 regarding possible uses of revenue reqaired, WITHIN THREE P.O. Drawer 5, 439.4341 sharing funds. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Wlr*sr Park. FL 327t0 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Following is important planning THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Telephone: (305) 1441173 REPRESENTATIVE Information for the proposed use THISNOT10Efoflleanyobjectlons Publish Aug. 10, 17,1579 PublIsh: August 10, 17, 1975 hearing: they may have that challenge the DEM.34 DEMO -Amount of unappropriated vaiIdit Of the deCedent's will, INVITATION TO BID revenue sharing funds in the local qualIfications of the personal RELOCATING PORTASLI trust fund: representatIve or the venue or SUILDING "DI" SEMINOLE * ,ltFrmch Ave s-Let I FoUnd 4 S -.--. _- bVM N I U I I I -' - - __.. - .-. ... ., . - S .... -_... ..- - ., .a.._ - .. .... . . . _._... .. ,,a- - .b b., .,, - ,,,_ - I , . .' - °'"' ___ - .------ - - . ,,,,. '' ne - r'a---- - . .,- - 're"s: '-: .- �- _ 12A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL . •.• • .•. .• ;._... .. .. Friday, Aug 10 t CALENDAR(?' -.s._.....__-___pu',j... FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY AUGUST 11 The Eagles CB Club 8 pm Sanford Chamber of Commerce. • Sanford , .t. Women's Group, p.m., i&u W. First lK.,.,.., LA I ,l Q A ,.,, , .., closed, . p.m., Ascension Lutheran. Do Whiote House Widows Need Guards? By TOM TIEDE Independence, Mo., home JOHNSON CITY, Texas anymore, childish letters. S. and Mrs. The Secret Service conflriw (NEA) - Lyndon Johnson has Eisenhower, 82 makes only this view. Agents who ha been dead for more than five occasional public appearances. guarded presidential wide yea, but his ranch on the Big the enterprising Mrs. say it's the dullest job In Pedernales Is just about the Johnson, uses her guards for enforcement. Mrs. Elaenhow. way he left it. The highpowered a wide variety of activities. automobiles are here, the deer spends much of her time In oeu For example, Mrs. Johnson . . Mrs.Truman IS a virtual sh still seek shade under the travels agoodde.Aings in. Agents say t* run mesquite - and Secret Service regard her agents plan her . . for the most pad, and some agents peer suspiciously from itinerary as if she were the the windows, .. like "gofers with guns." president herself. Members of Except in Mrs. Johnson) Secret Service agents? They Congress say that Mrs. Johnson ,.. . . case, perhaps. The Secret remain to protect the late took a two-week trip to Greece . ••• .. .. Service reports she ha president's , wife, Lady Bird, earlier this year, and she was . "a received threats thought to bk and their presence has protected all the while by at . . • service The significant. provoked Increasingly public least 10 federal officers. . • . /. •/ •••• 1 target a grumbling all the way to the 5r . believes The officers who ac. . bC5US of her husband's un. *'.• " . . ... United States Congress. Critics companied Mrs. Johnson to popular Involvement in the believe federal protection for Greece spent public money, Vietnam war. One of her or the former first lady is an ex naturally, perhaps as much as mer guards says flatly that travagance the nation can't $30000. Mrs. Johnson travels .. , afford. he needs us, absolutely. •$ first class, and normally her I:. -The protection is fully guards do too. In addition to air Mrs. Johnson may even need authorized, of course. The and ground transportation Protecting presidential widows currently runs the government about $2 million the security while shea home Secret service provides SS agents are given peryear.Lady BirdJohnson (left) recently took two-weekjount to Greece with on the Pedernales. LBJ's birthsecurity for presidential travel allowances and their 10 Secret Service agents In tow. Mamie Eisenhower (center) and Bess Truman piace here is still a tOuriA attraction,andhisranchfspart of widows Bess Truman and regular salaries, rarely go out. Agents say they mostly run errands for them. Mamie Eisenhower as well. the tour. More than 200,000 The Secret Service refuses to people visit the ranch annually. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis discuss the precise amounts The amount is not much in the The same can be said for Mrs. Besides this argument, Friends say Mrs. Johnson forfeited the benefit whenshe spent by Mrs. Johnson's crew, overall government budget, or Eisenhower, actually.st too Is moreover, members of the would have stop the tours if remarried. Nixon and But members of the Senate even in the full SS budget, but a millionaire, with solid In- Senate . Appropriations the SS wereto eliminated. Betty FordPatricia are currently s u b c o to m I t t e e on taxpayers here in Johnson City vestment Income. Mrs. Truman Subcommittee believe the all likelihood, thestopped. tows will protected along with their Appropriations, which sets the think It's excessive. Even Mrs. is not so wealthy, but she Is well federal protection is un•Innot have to be husbands. SS budget, say the wages for all Johi.on's longtime acquain.. Of the lot, Mrs. Johnson's agents guarding former first tances point out that she's a to do. Congressional in- necessary on Its face. Sen. Congress Is presently convestigators say she receives a Lawton Chiles, D-Fla.. says the sidering a measure that would protection is far and away the ladies is $600000 annually, and millionaire several times over, generaoua $30,000 government kJentl widows are rarely cut the protection for most extensive. Mrs. Truman, the total cost of the security and as one says it, "If she wants pension that could more than threatened; at most, he adds, presidential widows from 94, rarely leaves her exceeds $2 million, security, she can buy it." cover private protection, they get crank phone calls or lifetime to six months. _j , f'fI SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY,AUGUST13 Blood drawing sponsored by Longwood-Winter Sprina Area Chamber of Commerce, 11 a.m. to 7p.m., Flagship Bank, SR 434. Longwood. -.•-• : • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 Blood drawing sponsored by Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce, 11 am. to 7 p.m., Tropic Bank, SR 434, Winter Springs. MONDAY AUGUST HumaaeSocfety of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 2001 E. •. - - •. •", rVensing Heiradd ••)'•• SANFORD, FLORIDA a Congressional seminar sponsored by National Fedaratlon of Federal Employees Local 1451, 3-5 p.m., American Legion Home, 1034 Legion Place, Orlando. Conducted by Rep. Bill Nelson. - Friday, August 10, 1979 44 th St., Sanford. YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29 "Run for your Health", free public seminar on jogging, 7:30 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Library Building. . Hnw IiPWI TI**O1V . i I 10mb V AAI IAJII& to25% One1ecfric it we iro r roIuMM,NG UP BUSINESS FOR YOU On liii BUSINESS 4 REVIEW : "Ps 1 eialj HevWd AdsTe-rtlesel Evening iff IN' ow Yew .dv.rIIsu,.nt wi be mud HM WATER Mir COLD WATER IN sembleb County. CAU iSLII £ Going On INSU&IoN 114ERMOSIK SEr AT 1200 OR 4o. RR DSHWASAW (a SURE ?,VER6 D.0 Stop Toir a- • 1 tSs_Thos 08 . ___ ''II Siiat . — • -i: .. r.'UiVSrYSIl'PSpSVswV, ;lduIfllUULIrSpsIp,s,y, . ..... ; I , 3. 'All•j . \3 I the answer. Story, more photos page 3. • , ,• • I NOW.- .-.-. •,, _•_•_-.---•.-_-_I-_• • •, ,•, ,.. ,', ' - — ---------- .:,.- • , 4, - , • .. , b. i . 1 , • . 3' . •• ''• ' •-.•-• -••. -- UW . L..'s : . s.'.''' If • .. ' ••• .1f , . •.1 .' .',t.'i,:i •'':'; 3 4 F ....................._•,_*_, •. 3j- , t •, • . •.•. •' • 1 IA tik utSiP4 admission, W.kiwa Springs in Seminole County may be ••. t .... . Looking for a way to boat the summer heat? For 25 cents lo 31 EI'uuI1sgiUeo1II Herald Photo By Tom Netsel : .. . uIlIsrn 322.2611 , ••. •., ... , What makes a WattoWise"4 home a Watt-Wise home? A properly insulated water heater, for one thing. Because your water heater can account for 18 to 20% of your monthly electric bill,it is often the second largest user of energy in the home. That's why you'll find properly insulated water heaters in new Watt.WIse homes, and Waste Heat Recovery Systems or Solar Water Heating in many of them. With a Heat Recovery Unit (HRU), the heat drawn but of your air conditioner is captured and fed into your water heater. This provides an annual savings of from 50 to 70% on water heating costs. ASoter Heater, using f the sun, can provide 50 to 70% of your hot water needs. Our Watt-Wise standards recommend that the water heater Is insulated to a value of at least R.8, (of course the higher the R Que, the better the insulation). . But aproerly Insulated water heater Is just one of the many features of tt-Wise home. Others can include a higher-efficiency air conditioner, proper Insulation, treated glass and more efficient applianca. Ask your builder to show you how a certified ttWIse how can, save you upto25%on electricity. Or pick up a Wa&Xtsse Living folder .. . atyourFPLfflce, The Watt-Wise Liviig homc. It costs a little more now, but in the, kX.mfl ft costs a whole ..- 4. . '.3- '. -,, •. •. J 'JI. F,z S 11T,, Vol* r L1 I :. 3 I ., .., 3. r •., '. 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I .vA iabii, • 'r Evening Hirid, 5nThr, Fl •g ._ FrIday, Aug 1O For Firs t Wayne Film B100 By JOAN HANAUER ABC and CBS both have tione, which was Wayne's has been an a uthorized UPI TdevfsjeWriter. bought three-hour Own company and now IS written biography of his NEW YORK (UP!) —1101. dramatized television presided over by his son, father. lywood, which mourned john biographies Of Michael, who will serve as The key word is Wayne by saying there and the hunt lson for actors producer. authorized. Maurice would never be another like to play Wayne. will be Zolotow, who has made a him, now is trying to find two The etc project will be called "Tho Duke" and son career of writing about , mom Ind lib NMI. ,wgvbv.gI I.e, R.tI P,4,A Mlthiat tM them,w-wr u,u....j £WII,7 WIU WIQ its dark wrote an unauthorbW but not unflattering biography of Wayne, and that will tom the bub of the CBS tire,. hour drama tobewritten by Paul Monub. The CBS vers1om to be called "iootIng Star" an produced by Warner Brot will begin shooting toSq Se . I I minoie $ Answer To The Heat No one is saying aitheT*mnaw1llgo on tbe air, although it looks likes horserace with the ratings to the network that Oft on the air first. The key to a succsgilul Wayne be Is eating and there Batjac m* have an advantage. The obvloia doice to play Big John is look4like an, Patrick, a his brother suggeded be g star In the ABC.Batjac — going flM ¼ Lb. Hamburger Double Hamburger Triple Hamburger Little Judy Large French Fries Salad Bar S Piece Chicken Dinner 12 Piece Chicken Dinner 16 Piece Chicken Dinner 20 Piece Chicken Dinner Small Drink Medium Drink Large Drink The temperature of the water Is a constant 72.74 degrees Johe The springs gush forth 48 million gallons of water daily from limestone caverns beneath Florida's central ridge and combines with Rock Springs Run to form the Wekiva river which flows Into the St. Johns 15 miles to the nqrtheast. CBS, which has a scr1 In could try toanareahot like Nick Nolte, or could go with an wlmowo. Put of the probiein In that sver'sw who comes to a)lad to play Wayne Is too older too short or too Eaatern. They don't hardly make 'en like that no more. Coming from deep beneath the surface the water feels quite chilly on a hot summer's day but maintains the same temperature in the winter months as well. New Year's Day we had 1,000 people swimming comfortably," said Park employee Fay Linton. "As long as they stayed in the water. It was warmer in the water than it was outside." The tee network ratIngs race goes on, even during the summer rerun doldrums, end ABC continues In the Iced, trailed by CBS In lecond and NBC Inthe NOW. One Of the few original pre' replacement shows break up L-i dreary ichedule of repeats pulled a urprhse by turning up unong the top-rated shows or the pest week. The winning sitcom is 'Detective School," and its tar, James Gregory Inspector Luger on Barney Miller") is a Wooden bridge and nature trails are among park's attractions Swimming, fishing, nature trails, picnic areas and canoeing are available at the State Park, located in the southwest corner of the county. Starting in September overnight backpacking trips will resume, according to the park's assistant superintendant Lt. Wayne Julian. But he warns, "If you can't rough It, it Is no place to go." A primitive camping area in the park's 6,400 acres Is also available to organized groups and may be used on a reservation basis. The park opens daily at 8a.m. and closes at sunset but the gates are closed when the 300 car parking lot Is full to avoid overcrowding. For more Information call 889-3140. The top programs In the ow*ry for the week endW ug. 59 according to the A.C. liaison Co., were: CAVE With August temperatures pushing into the high 90s and air conditioners pegged at 78, there is one nearby place that stays a constant 72-74 degrees, summer and winter. You can stay all day for 25 cents and it will not take half a tank of gas to drive there either. It is Wekiwa Springs. WW I: Three's Company; 2: lt lat; 3: WKRP In allWNW; 4: MA-&H; 5: Lou rant; 6: Vegal; 7: SOW. ova ui & Shirley; 9: Mork Text and StictiVe School; I: photos fl; 10: (Us) tharlis'i egos and Barney Mum'. Highway 17-92 iZ , by Tom Nets .1 • Sanford Bring yssr•wn rinse or yen can rent see at Ibe park '- --. ---3*---- --• V... :.;,,,. - I t. �- I ',_.!, Twiggy, 13 Years Later... e "Mv name was Lslv HOLLYWOOD ( t!Pfl hnnnai1 • w,... £r VT MY I. U4IU an LUIT1IVU LU The year was 1966 and she spanned the Atlantic to the acting, recently completing Armstrong and I was enwas the darling of Carnaby colonies, lc)34n6 a hawv childhooda new movie costarring wiwn i became Twiggy and I Street, London's trendy Today, 13 years later, husband, Lucre JVV £UV When became famous, I loved it. of chic boutiques, Carnaby Street is a decaying Bride,' ., , p aid me $30 an hour to smart restaurants, boulevard, a rip-off atShe weighs 114 pose for magazines and a outrageous fashions, drugs tracthm for tourists as seedy Her hair is darker and lon and the driving beat of rock, as Times Square and Her eYelashes are a con- great deal more for adHer name was Twiggy. Hollywood Boulevard. ventlonal ieu5ui .uu W&bIWI vertisements and enShe was a skinny, flatBritish taxes drove out the mascara. But Twiggy is as doments traveled all over chested 92-pound model a creative minds. Labor strife, vivacious as she was lin her Europe and earned a great symbol ' of art deco, a '16- Arab financial, infiltration, days as an international of money. I frittered year-old celebrity cover girl minority immigrants and oddity. away most otit. But Idid buy in micro-miniskirt with runaway Inflation took it all Her North London accent a home for my parents cropped blonde hair and long away. •g w hich I still own. It was the black eyelashes. was just a It's all over now except best investment I ever made; The Beatles were riding Twiggy. She's no longer a "When the dam burst, I high. Designer Mary Quant model. She doesn't visit c hild who was was a bit low on funds, but was the last word. The Carnaby Street anymore. never really desperately Rolling Stones were the s wer pt alongin Twiggy Is 29, the wife of broke. I'm still comfortably despair of the establishment. actor Michael Whitney. fixed, thanks to a business British movies were the She's the mother of an 8a kid f manager I hired in rage at home and abroad. month-old daughter, Carly. .1 . • Twiggy left modeling to Carnaby Street was the And she Just purchased a ma .1• star in "The Boyfriend" in place to be, the nucleus of a home in the Hollywood hills curious subculture which o v e r 100 king S u n set is as crashingly foreign to 1911, a modestly sUCCeSSfUl American ears as it was to movie followed by a bomb radiated ultra-hip across the Boulevard. Mayfair toffs. And, titled "W" in 1973. But she says, she's never been that picture she met Whitney GOGUEil" u By Night... DR. SAGES Entertainment Pastor Holiday Inn—I4atLse load Ti me O u t Aei,i.it+ DR. SAGES ENTERTAINMENT PARLOR Featuring Country & Western live entert ainment esan H wrr,v H.41OOPM IP WWW *COUNTRY I .17441 .A1AI .. PI1.ili . $AT..$UN.Is$ 2.... WESTERN * .• MT (I? siN 'S. - •• ..• Pr.as.thg ME sad SPICE - - * ladiss' mjt bs,y Waduw ds y * • Holiday Inn • 1-4 at Lee Road • Orlando, FL most of when I was a model And Cuanby Street was ft rago. But Michael and I coot Ilrda ad. Paul McCartney UW4 OW 1401111 Minds. We via with (hun often. "Michael has been working more more hi Hollywood. He's an American, you know. And doing ions, work her. as well. I have a con- rye Jim Teeness Duke 'lermerly wI* CIotcW' Al Lameeus Patty AM *i(k Williams Jul wessearise ladles. Ir lek for a$" lk.srdrlek. - HOLIDAY INN—LAKE MONROE—. Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. - tWith NBC and OW Project will biatwoboir wM41 ism TSAVOLT* , is effect Hwy 17-92 Sanford Real Maitbie Shell Museum — One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are ISpan. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. 12 Group rates available. had six kids., never go £ VS o. contact with / (NO P*$$S1 AU.IWSD) - - - an era that has "The name "° for me and against me. I might never have become famous without it. Perhaps I'd have settled down, married a working Class English lad In Neasden and "Maybe I d have been happier. ' of knowing. I'm super happy right now and, of CO*IS having traveled and worked and auociated with wealthy __ le, could .L) Jim HOLIDAY INN 1-4 Enjoy live entertainment In our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every Thursday. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford, fad, of being associated with Mon. thru Sat.,9 p.m. ft am. 'S dinner featuring roast beef, ham steak, fried shrimp or fried chicken. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. SIIakeSpe&e'* "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Friday and Saturday, August 10 and 11,•8 p.m., and' Sunday, Aug. 12 at 2 p.m. presented by the University of Central Florida Shakespeare Institute at Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Free. No tickets or reservations needed. A Cover Chars. Dally Mon. *rv Fri. andwld Entree Crepes and Quiche raIneOur sPeciaIUes.i'ryour tracIjtjonalSunday PORT (Y CALL Special izing in steaks and seafood, Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 in Seminole Plaza, Clbe the drugs.' briskly In England and "I became a part of it by Europe. accident. It all came as a "Now it is time for me to surprise. I was a schoolgirl move on," Twiggy said, in the suburb of Neasden in daintily dispatching a the north of London when a noonday salad in the Polo I ph6tographer took my photo- Lounge of the Beverly Hills graph. I was Just a child who hotel. was swept along in a kind of "I've had to fight being a • F less Free Roast - JUDY'S Featuring home style hamburgers and chicken. Special "inflation fighting prices" now in * 1Iwo Entertainment - HERITAGE INN Movie Film ed Afloat By DICK KLEINER NORFOLK, Va. (NEA) Mod of the movie, "The Final Countdown," is being shot aboard the USS Nimits, nnmmh.~] ~ one of our Navy's pride and Joys. The Nlmitz is a nuclear-powered vessel, and so big, they say, that the Specials Of The Week SATURDAY TUESDAY front end can be In the winter 9:00 (4)OLAS VEGAS PALACE OF STARS Host Gene Kelly and an array of guest stars • • • - • as concluded that the film "provided us with a medium to tell our story somewhat, and It's not a negative 99 story. Graves says that the Navy doesn't charge the company for the use of the ship, per se, since the ship Is just sitting there, anyhow, and the movie company is not Inconvenlencing the Navy. But they are billed for extra services. U they use a plane or a crane, for example, It cods. Any food is charged for. Graves has worked With movie companies for many years and h says the biggest mistake Hollywood makes in doing film about the Navy is open 7 a.m. to smut Mondays through Fridays, 9 am. to sunset Saturdays and Sundays, off U.S. 172 on General Hutchison. Parkway, Longwood. HiehIrlesI Exhibits trace coisgy's past: coimtry store, pioneer kitchen, mooqhjnp still, etc. 10 am to 4 pm. ., Tuesdays through Fridays; 2 to 5 Saturdays and Swdays; $12 . £IlW 0I.0 IA1 u.VSfl - The Numm — Exhibit of rare cartoon art and cartoon 'niflany, no a 'ii Ion charge, 11 am. to 6p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, next to AZaIIS Past Post Office, 9 Semoran Blvd. LAwk Have, A Cester, "Paper Media" directly from SfnIUNQfljqfl Iitti*Ion," Slidsy, July is, thro ugh Augist 12 and an exhibition of Great of the 30th c.ut . to cast admirals talns too old. In this film the - Iâry,530E. First St. skipper of the NimItz is played by Kirk Douglas. "Kirk too old," Graves. (Douglas is 60; Battler, the real captain, Is 46.) "Many of our admirals are 4lor$0, but Hollywood always thinks they havsto be mueb older. To jiatify Kirk's age In this picture, ppn Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2.6 pan. only. swim ,6. "Inatad of staying in hotels we decided to heY our first himm, in calfwals., Anyhow,I mranted to pvvide FORT CHRISTMAS MUSEUM... Authentic replica of an i7 fort of the Second Seminal. War. poop to= by calling 5&410. Free Becoming a mother is ft most exclift thing in my tbrciish Sorft, I PXL to A Pm. Sunday. Owed Monday AM Tooday. IACOW on Road 420, two summer. • Big Tree Park Seminole County-operated park with pi tables and featuring The Senator, one of the oldest and largem bald cypress trees in the U.S., General Saalu'd while the back and Is in That Is a slight exaggeration, but It is certainly enormous. So big, present highlights EVENING AFTERNOON .rnances by Las Vegas stars In truth, that many men Sammy Davis Jr.. serving aboard her are 400 JENNY WHEN? Including Frank Sinatra, and newcomer unaware that a movie Is NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Two teen ag.rs &• confronted Frank Ricci. (R) SPECIAL "Yukon Pass",, a with a dilsmma In dealing with being shot there. Four young men put their cow- sex and the social importance 10:30 "Half of or crew," says age and endurance tO the tes, that their pe.,s attach toIt. •SUCH 0000 COMPAN- Commander Richard Miff retracing the trail of the IONS Tom Hampson MW Mackey, about to become the Kirk Douglas stars in 'The Final Countdown' Klondike gold-seekers. (N) discusses SUNDAY MORNING lyrics in the importance of Nimiti' executive officer, music and the concept TONIGHT Charles Kuralt of improvisation with composer "have never seen the movie Peter (Peter Douglas, Kirk's extra work are not paid, but SUNDAY reports on stories Inciucing Alec wilder and son, is co-producer ) and I a contribution goes to the D.ng Mao Ping's February visit Marian McPartland.Jan pianist company." But most of the officers added a line saving how he ship's relief fund — in a to Ame ca, ri fighting the MissileAUGUST 12, 1919 sippl floods of April, a school have. They were shooting In had been a POW and so he scene which had to be conTHURSDAY for violin-makers, and the the capta1si's hi-port cabin ( might be older." tinued the next day. But EVENING musical "Sweerwy Todd." a homer touch: on e th wa ll ug st e when the next day dawned, Do las Th ars In " AUGUST Is, 1979 NANCY IJON SPECiAL 7.100 was a framed piece of Final Countdown," an in. that sailor was in the ship's s*yioigm. GEOGRAPHIC 10:00 needlework, reading: "I'd triguing story of an aircraft brig. SPECIAL "Yukon Passage" IHOW SWill IT IS rather by flying."). And the carrier that finds itself In the Taylor asked for him, Four young men put their courA UINTHOAY PARTY FOR $00 himself, Capt. John wrong year, along with saying he had been age and endurance 10 the 1551 lOW STRAUSS Will Sos. a OENIOORF REVISITED H.captain Batzler, couldn't even use Martin Sheen, Katherine established in the scene and while retracing the trail of the koviky and the Vienna Phil har- Peter Evans portrays a former Klondike gold-seekers. (A) manic, the Vienna State Opera American soldier who returns his own office. Rosa, James Farentino, was desperately needed. Ballet and the Vienna Boys to Oberndorf after World War 11 The director, Den Taylor, Charles Darning and Ron They said OK, he could have UI. UPSIDE Choir celebrate the 150th annl- to seek revenge for having asked Batzler If he wanted to (YNeal. him — "but you won't Like () a A FAMILY DOWN An elderty couple (Fred versary of Josef Strauss' birth- been l.ft to die in a skiing acci- use his room. Don Taylor, the director, him." dent In this special based on Astaire. Helen Hayes) faced day. (A) "Did you leave any says this Is probably the "And they were right," irwin Shav?s short story. with Illness and financial probstarlets there?" Batzler most difficult assignment he Taylor says. "They had loins we forced to move in wit, i WEDNESDAY 900 asked, has ever had. The ship Itself shaved his head." their son and his family. (N) ELVIS PRESLEY "Love MJJST js, ,s,u "I don't have any," Taylor causes much of the problem. Taylor says he also found Him Tinder" One year after his Despite its vastness — the out that people who design death, Elvis' roots are traced said. EVENING MONDAY SaWer said he had read flight deck, at 1,092 feet, Is aircraft carriers goof, even by I.arry Savadovs in a pro. Worn combining tWin clips and mod of the script "but I am longer than three football as people who design houses. AUGUST is, 197$ 519 SAo CAVALCADE Interviews with friends and fans not in the approval business fields and the vessel is as tall After the vessel was done, Bob Crosby, Frankle Cane, of the legendary performer' that conies from a lot as a 21-story building — the they called In the elevator MORNING Margaret Whiting. Freddy Mar10:00 higher up than me." interior is cramped and people to install elevators t$fl and other great big band THE IMMIGRANTS Dan's Captain William Graves, a narrow, Passageways make where they had been planned 900 performers are featured in ail-Coiisumlng success cau" Navy public Information you feel like ducking and for NATIONAL at — but they hadn't left filmed highlights of a '30s and much Personal conflict until he SPECIAL officer, said that the Navy mod rooms are assail and enough room. So they got an '40s musIc revival. finds inner peace. Department had reviewed claustrophobic. off-brand elevator which Taylor says he had one sometimes works and the script, the Department of Defense had reviewed the sailor — the sailors who do sometimes doeai't. script and they had both AUGUST 14, 1979 AUGUST 11, 1979 - ' 'FrIdSy,Aiq. is, i6-5 - - Mon. thru Sat. 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Holiday Inn, Lee Road & 14, Orlando. Evsnlflg I4ra, Sanford, Fl. lA •hrii i. ICBS) Et T, in o with the screaming maniacs , ai,, 'couple of music, the fashions and record ch whic so.. which Orlando Florida Never with whom she lived before '. .5. '•. you're Oinking of getting out of the house and are Ioe&fng for so something to do this weeke here e a few suggestions: - "Those old times were their marriage in 1977• great fun," Twiggy said. She starred in her own "The whole world was musical variety show for 2-½ focused on England for some years on British TV, salting obscure reason. It became away her devaluating fashionable, to be In London Pounds. She acted the ,,.,I.., TELEVISION ,, happier. .. - • . . . , '. . I.. •• JERRY FRAMER M*J 6 m V rwpa TUBS. tisru SAT. pm,. am HAPPY HOUR P 1 am TN 7 pm SANPOID NNW ATM - - .: - _ , .•'.y-- -,-..' ,,.% ..,• .---.--.---- --',- - 4 0. 5- ... .. - �4, SH'aM.SIaISrtPL FLft Avg. it, 1flt QOveIflIflSnt,red tP• . eoccu : SATURDAY " August MANY Bayern Munich VS. For. corporate power to save a tuna Duusldoçf (R) ______________________ August 10 smail town from a dooty, _____________________________________________ pldsinlc.(R) RENNER 7:30 - 4)S DALLAS Su. Ellen, fed 130 MOQ CANDID CAMERA (2) U with JR.'s Infidelity, leaves (R) 0 COLLEGE OWL "1979 (4) THE MUPPETS Guests: EVENING him and moves back home. (R) Finals" WASHINGTON WK Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. ioao ____ •. FIt 1:00 • MA3T PIECE ThEATRE 2:00 &30 (2) CHIPS An Ufl$CtUJ. (2)(4) NEWS 1, Claudlus: Zeus By J ' 5:30 (2) P1111E4AME SHOW bus COlIiCtlOfl agent tries to ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (1 HmJ.o, LARRY Larry After a mysterious illness i.. agUMMIMSSiggyER agr NFL FOOTBALL Chica ruin Ponch and Jon's credit (4) "LorneDoonoil Upon to let Ruthis have air gsia proclaims that he has go Bears at N •. after they StOp him from to his form. John discovers that time on his show for a class become God, and begins to Saints hSI$i$lng private Citizens. (R) the Doones have raided his project.(R) uss it as an excuse for blurts • THE LAW AND YOU WRESTLING in 000. Valley, •., WALL STREET WEEK debauchery. (R) (4) SAD NEWS BEARS • • PRIME TIME "Learning To Buttermaker's Investigation Mc" Market Mutual Funds" • Carver to Enjoy" Six senior Citizens till into the theft of food from the 1100 Guest: William E. Donoghue, him. (Part 8 of 10) (R) 525 howthey are relishing the new school cafeteria turns fIt'." )• publisher of "Donoghue's one 0 FRIENDS freedoms their later years pro.. of the Bears U Money Fund Report." 1130 the prime C2)NICNEws __ vide them. 530 MIPICt. (R) (2)TONlSI4T Host: Johnny SI. 0 LOVE BOAT Julia's high 2:15 (2) 0 ROCKFORD FILES Carson, GUIStS Tim Conway. (4) FARM AND HOME C" BASEBALLRegional school graduating class holds Rockford. hospHaltud follow.. Traces, Talmorls.____ (•") log an ___en coverage of Milwaukee Its ten-year reunion aboard the GckI_ t, am a HOT 700 p Brewers at Boston Red Sox; Pacific Princess. (R) org removed from an • ME "Till Last Safari" S (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (C) (IN?) Stewart Granger, 7.00 Pittsburgh Pirates at Phhladel. • THE GLITTERING PRIZES unaware end very much •-(4) MARY TYLER MOORE An donor, (R)_____ Ku Gates. After a hunter is (2) PROFILES WI EDUCATION pills PhIIIIS5 "An Academic Life" An intern.. ax-boyfriend who once broke (I) THE _lJ(55 OP killed by in ilapilant, 1115 friend SLACK clal couple and some of their .ACI( AWARENESS it*u*jo 2:30 Mary'8 heart is ftweatenlng to colleagues enter a new English and an American playboy TONY THE PONY an o are coerced • ANOTHER VOICE do so again. university in 1970. acting as deputies to transport attempt to capture the animal. 0 BATTLE OP THE PLANETS THE MUPPITS Guest: aprieonertojat(R) (11/2 un ,) 3.00 730 L)mn Aedgrave. •TVRC* • flIt IM98N15 Dan's • SOAP Ccdnns 9lS birth (2)0 MY CITY ROLLERS (4)0 MiST FRIENDS For the JOKER'S w,t.o ____ to a boy after only six weeks of 5 Vi PEOPLE Host Oevld fist time since her divorce, MTI1IJ COMPANY O THE CROSS-WITS Moses talks whil much personal conflict until he pregnancy and Chester •98NINUTIS Orion- Susan meets a man she would MACNEIL I LIHRIN finds do , Innerpeac. Chief James York, Ilk, to be more than just REPORT • AMC MOVIE "Mother, returns remembers horns to who find heJessica Is and OMIJiS ANIMALS AM. newly appointed heed Of the frlendswfth.(R) MALI "Man" (R) Florida Department of Law Jugs And Speed" (1971) ES with her lover. (R) III 1:00 Enforcement. Joining the force Cosby, Raquel Welch. Three •__-_ c,TI Guest: John (2)UARSCuJI (2)0 ALVIN AND THE CHIP- as a high school dropout, he (1)0 SJ AND THE BEAR BJ ambulance drivers become Updlk.. (Part 2 of 2) (R) (4) DANCE FEVER MUNKI owned arned a law degree along m tries to help a beautiful cyclist Involved ill a $51155 Of on-the• THE NEWLYWED GAME 12:00 ® • oPtvt way, a un unique occurrence avid winds up taking a spectac. job comic mishaps. (N) 0 FAMILY FEW (4) MOVIE "Paris Blues" •p . uiar leap off a high cliff on a 0 CAROL •V.L PEOPLE Host David (B,W) (1951) SIdney Poltim', luped-up motorcycle. (A) FRIENDS Skits: "Goodbye MOMS talks WIth fOrmer Odin- Paul Newman. A pair of Amendo Police Chief James York, Charlie," "Soap Opera." in p 1:30 5 WILD, WILD WORLD OFConi,y" (4)*CSS(1914) MOVIE "Mixed Joseph Bob. DICK CAVITY Guest: j newly POlflted heed 01 the girls on vacation. (2 Hrs.) (1)0 FANTASTIC FOUR AI!1S 9fls, Barbara HartIL woman Updlke. (Part 1 of 2) (N) Florida Department of Law S 1000SY'$ ALL-STARS S PROSE "Congrsesman ES trying to cairn downAher 12M fws. CONSUMER SURVIVAL Nelson" Pat Holmes hosts a tr husba 1:00 nd and add to her UIP11ghsCttooldropot4,M ____ Joining the force • MOVIE "For Thobe Who KIT "Supermarkets, Ortho- live call-In program with Aspi.- family comes up with t (2)0 011F'RMIT TROKIS Enforcement. Think Young" (C) (1984) James dontics Condominlumi" (A) earned low dWes ng he unusentative Bill Nelson, Florida's s"si soiution of adopting three Willis, trying to esni'. money to way, a uniqus occurrence Darien, Pamela Tiffin. A Young buy a pair of skates, gets a job college Jet setter strikes up a freshman Congressman from children of mixed heritage. (A) p(fl5 but is fired on his first day. (N) the 5th District. viewers are • romance with a gill of poorer ______ ml GLITTERING PRIZES (4) Invited to call In INCREDIBLE HULK ____ 1:30 SUPER so means, oiwy to enCounter some (2) ooi questions "A Double Life" Adam Morris, The Hulk mistakenly helps a • PROS5 "Congreasma.'. BIN kftederenr.e from his grandtaBUSS SUNNY /ROAD rsgatdlng till economy, Infla- now a suooeaatui screenwriter i tion and gas rationing, convict escap, from poke, Nelson" Pat Holmes hosts a tiler. (I Hr. 45 MIns.) novelist with a successful CilWfl program with Aspi.and David Banner has to cotCROCKETT'S VICTORY 400 marriage, wonders why he still 100 red his after-ego's error. (A) GARDEN sentative Bill Nelson, Florida's feels Incomplete. • 0 SPECIAL ALL-STAR ,y pj freshman Congressman from S NATIONAL. GEOGRAPHIC 1:30 . Psaches and Herb SPECIAL The casts of the 5th District. Viewers are . • ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU (A) SPECIAL "Yukon Passage" Rickis t..e ion., "Three's Company" "Soap " Invited to call In quest ions River Band. Raylo p,sba i000 Four young ".'. P14 k cour. (2)0 SWORD OF "Love Boat" and "Eight Is tegaidilig the eCOflonly, lilfie- Moore Carey Lucas. (A) JUSTICE 099 S SUPIRIIND5 Enough" Join host Richard lion ind gas rationing. .d endiaranue to the test Jack and his cohort Hector go • MOVIE (TIME APPRO3U. • MOVIE "David And L1sa' while retracing the trail Of the to Las VOW to nab one of the Dawson In a prime time, celeb10:00 KIondlkegold.iseluers, (A) MATE) "The Big Game" (C) (B/W) (1982) Xiii DulIea •J nity version of the gam. show. mobsters who was responsible (2)0 OUINCY Quincy battles (1972) Stephen Boyd, Francs Margolin. An emotionally dls430 for Cole's Imprisonment. (R) Nuyen. Foreign governments turbed girl In a special school S BEVERLY HILLBILLIES S FANTASY ISLAND A attempt to obtain a powerful leads a young boy out of his YOUflQ woman (Laraine mind control device from own private darkness. (2 lIrs.) MU JUNIOR OLYM. Stephens) trying to escape CHART YOUR ican Amer scientists. (1 Hr. 55 PICS Live coverage of the from her dominating father and 10:30 Mini) a terminally Ill boxer (Ben CD DAFFY DUCK 1979 COURSE 2:00 Murphy) seeking an Olympic (4)0 TARZAN I SUPER . (I) NEWS medal visit Fantasy Island. (A) EN (4)SGOLF Uv,coverag.of 10:30 1100 260 third round play In the Sammy • RIPPING YARNS "Murder 0 PAID BARNEY 5 MOVIE "House On Davis Jr. Greater Hartford At Moorstones Manor" The Grisnapple Road" (C) (1970) ItSO Open from Wether$fl.ld. Chiddlngfold family assembles Christopher G.orge, 'Janet (1)0 THE JETSONS Connecticut. at their ancestral estate for a Laigh. Circumetintlal evidence S OUR GANG COMEDIES — , S WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS birthday weekend which will lmplicatas a man as his wife's "ICorbut' Comaneci And Thom- Change all their lives — particu. Oft -7 "murderer. (2 Hit. 10 Mins.) AFTERNOON as: The Great Gymnastics lady those wO will be dead by Boom"; World Lumberjack Monday morning. Championships from Hayward, 12:00 1100 WIsconsin; a personal, Kate Stars (1) SSUP0RO ' AND y to th •. NEWS ciowatboxer SAU,OPINQ GHOST W PYTHON'S FLYS Leonard Fabu (4) MOVIE "The Long, Not S RAINS LINE "Resolved: NQOIMCUIS __ ___ Summer" (C) (195$) Paul Thai The SALT Talks Are In 1t30 Nawman, Joanne Woodward. The Interests DI U.S Security" (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT FOISI Qiw'.Ws Mt.1 Based on till 110,51 by Wilhlant Sen. George McGovern vs. Wil. LIVE Host: Gary Busey. / Faulkner. A stranger In a small 11am F. Buck Jr. __ Blake and JefKat JaCkIOSI Us J Guests: Fuble ' ut townchlingesthellvesofapel, (N) 101 2) freyHines.(R) completed filming on of usalUy young people. (2 (4) MOVIE "The Hustler" 'ippsr,"=ABCTV nUN uc's 1C1M Hr..) (51W) (1981) Paul Newman, a Jackie esson. A pool shark PINK PANTHER aed lbs 1IS IV es,, wci , Wived IE 5 r ii 9Sd d MWN4 , r* yellow nc. *00 rolp but regains his pride _____ 12:30 with her handsome new alien bailing the man responsi(1) OUTLOOK WITH JOY £ AMERICANS "The bleathisown game. (2 HM) scam 5 MOVIE "My Geisha" (C) Now abs. In Ta'oo 1PATMw IhIk, cod, ISngosbnoS, SCallopS 15 a dedai,d OUfl5_black (1052) Shirley Maclame, Yves pj , , asy la In one 01 Harlem's Montand. A dlietoms wife AMWAMN IPJWSGMI Thab.," wlU sft (held IUleil high schools. IQ . becomes upset when she disWMIS hib — et hems intamm 'V1CTO OOs her husband 1 going to (1ItuAIS to ROM a Sm In Japan WIthagel. elte in the lead role, (2 Hrs. 20 'zwet" . .. 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FRIDAY SUNDAY MORNING 1:00 (4)ABeuucRWAY (1) A BETTER WAY THIS 4 THE LIFE 1:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE LIVING WORD AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 AFTER HOURS e,45 5 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP Tin (1)2SCOMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM MARLO AND THE MAW MINE MO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION JERRY FALWILL 7:30 (2) PINE HILLS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE (4) SUNDAY MORNING FAITH FOR TODAY PICTURE OF HEALTH III (2) VOICE OP VICTORY WO EN M jjjij" SNOW` My pp& Somm STREET(M 1:30 (2) SUNDAY MA$S (I)MA*.O AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MilliE ORALAOSIATS 1:00 (2) (4_)SSUNDAYMORNING 5 IIOPOOTAIIDV'-flUOY pjI emu -''--'-'-.'......._. - ---- - -,. -- _,• CROSSWORD (A) (2)0 S BLACK AWARENESS 5 DIRECTIONS "A Plain Pine Box" The return of conserve, tive Jews In Minneapolis to the simple, ancient Jewish burial rites Is examined. (A) authentic breed, only to lose tial arts and his own the animal to a ruthless credi- treacherous colleagues. (A) HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett tot. (Part 1012) (A) (4)0 00 MINUTES Harry Investigates the theft of several Reasoner Investigates the priceless artworks from a suppractice of giving drugs to posedly burglar-proof private racehorses; Dan Rather looks collection. (A) at foreign ownership of Amen- 0 AFTER HOURS can land; Mike Wallace reports 1145 on recording studios that 51011 ANNOUNCED mislead aspiring musicians. (A) 5 HARDY BOYS Frank risks his lit, to save a champion"0 NEWS "King" m'.'. who mysteriously dis- 0 NBC LATE MOVIE Paul Winfield. Cicely appeared into the Hawaiian (1978) Tyson. on. While extending his surf. (R) social reform movement to NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Include other Issues be ides SPECIAL "Yukon Passage" Four young men put their cour- Civil rights, Martin Luther King Jr. Is fatally that. (Part 3 of 3) age and endurance to the test while retracing the trail of the 12:30 Klondike gold-ssekers. (A) FLORIDA RACERS SCONSUMOWYLOM 0 MORAL ISSUES 0 SUPER BOWL XIII HIGHLIGHTS "Battle Of Champions" S WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) 130 Nfl, FOOTBALLNow York Jets at Houston Oilers NIlHAW HONEYS 0UNTAMED WORLD S JUKEBOX Guests: Linda 5 WALL STREET WEEK Showaddy Waddy, Paul "Money Market Mutual Funds" A FAMILY UPSIDE Lewis, 0 An Guest: William E. Donoghue, (2) DOWN elderly couple (Fred Nicholas, Gilbert O'Sullivan. publisher of "Donoghue's Astaire. Helen Hayes) faced 12:40 Money Fund Report." (A) with Illness and financial prob. S CU LATE MOVIE "Gun 2:00 ISMS we forced to move In with Glory" (1957) Stewart Granger. Rhonda Fleming. A gunfighter (4)0 TENNIS Coverage of their son and his family. (A) the U.S. Clay Court Champion- (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY trying to take up a peaceful ships from Indianapolis, mdi. Norman Lear hosts the 200th existence In his hometown Is spisode celebration of this shunned by the locals until ana. 5 MOVIE "Parnell" (81W) program, featuring a presents. their lives are endangered. (A) (1937) Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. tlon of segments from various too A courageous Irish leader episodes and appearances MOVIE "Edge Of Doom" • struggles with national political the series' four stars. (A) (81W) (1950) Dana Andrews, interests as he romances the OMORK S MINDY Monk's Farley Granger. A young man wife of another man. 12 1/2 loi'.g.s'Jppresied smotlons WS struggles against society, the wildly unleashed by a simple church and his ow Hrs.) n inner MOVIE "When Comedy klufrornMlndy.(R) conflicts. (1 Hr. SOMlns.) Was King" (B/W) (1960) Com- S EVENING AT POPS io plied by Robert Youngson. Dancer-mime Noel Parsntl penSilent film vignettes feature forms his own choreography to (4) Charlie Chaplin, Fatty Arbuck- Morton Gould's "Concert For 2:50 le, Buster Keaton and other all. Tap Dancer And Orchestra. • sew (2) snoItl.s(A) 1:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUSIt, time greats of comedy. (1 1/2 (R) IN 2:25 Hr..) 1:30 SKIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 5 MOVIE "Blood On The 5 THE ROPERS Stanley, Moon" (81W) (1948) Robert 3:30 MOVIE "Behind The S. MOVIE "ThisGolden Age dressed only In a robe and Mitct'.um, Barbara Bel Geddes. Ball" (51W) (1942) Ritz Brothens, Carol Bruce. Summer Of Comedy" (8/W) (1958) Ben suppers, locks himself out Of A cowpoke is tricked into fight. stock players find themseives Turpin, Will Rogers. Memora- his condominium. (A) log a girl and her father. (1 Hr. Involved In the darker arts of ble film clips focus upon Holly. 35 MIns.) p00 espionage and murder. (1 1/2 wood's all-time great fUflfly 5 NFL FOOTBALL Dallas mefl.(1 1/2 Hrs.) Hr..) Cowboys at Seattle SeahawksTop Women 5 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 5 MASTERPIECE THEATRE 4'.,W (4)0 GOLF Live coverage of "I, Claudius: Hall Who?" 10:00 S STUDIO NS Talks with final round play in the Sammy Caligula's malevolent eccenChosen For Young alcateboardens, country Davis Jr. Greater Hartford tricitles and ludicrous military maneuvers stir dissension In singer Beth Crider, visits Open from Wethersfield, the court. (A) Connecticut. Alaskin Indian fishermen, (A) Achievement 1:30 4:30 10:30 (2) MOVIE "Seven Cities Of (2)0 AAU JUNIOR OLYM- (4)0 0111 DAY AT A TIME Gold"(C) (1955) Anthony PICS Live coverage of the Ann makes a startling discOv. NBC Chairman Jane Quinn, Richard Egan. Instead 1979 National AAU multi-sport ery about the new man In Cahill Pfeiffer offers this of searching for gold, a group championships from Lincoln, lit, which sends both her and hen daughters Into a state of formula for success: "You Of Spaniards decides to dev.J. Nebraska. WIDE WORLD CFSPORTS confusion. (Part 2of3)(R) need to be energetic opa string ofmluions,(2H,s.) (4) TONY EROWN'$ JOUAJ4AL Live coverage of the North physically and mentally, to lo:oo American Welterweight ChainO FOR OUR TIMES PRIME TIME SUNDAY care genuinely about other plonship bout between Sugar ci CONSUMER SUYUNI KI0ALD p eople, to have a sense of Ray Leonard and Pete Aanzany ZOOM (A) 5 ALICE Alice Is ecstatic humor and to be willing to from Las Vegas, Nevada; All about her new singing job In a 1100 asitine rioni1btlity. American Soap Box Derby nightclub but questions her AGRONSKY COMPA. from Akron, Ohio. Pleiffeli and four right to leave Tommy alone. (R) NY UPSTAIRS' DOWNSTAIRS similarly succeasful women INE lAW AND YOU 1:00 were honored with this S FIRST BAPTIST 5 FIP.ING IJNE "Resolved: "A Pair Of Exiles" When James CM_ RCH That The SALT Talus Are In confesses that Sarah Is gregyear's Top Achievement The interests Of U.S. Security" nant by him, the BIilSm OUR PASA,' USA,? Awards from Harper's "Bodes Do po,aji" Con- Sen. George McGovern vs. Wil. agree to take responsibility for Busier. The witmers and Ects- arise when Juana and 11am F. Buckley Jr. (Part 2 of 2) her. their categories were: Pep. experience marital differ. (N) NBC enoss. (N) (4)IYTNESS MAGAZINEComauleaUses: '' EVBIING 5THE JL3NS George ItO $IrIkS Eleanor and Louise's fears that (4) SFTIS NATION Holmes Norton, head of We Florence's new beau Is too SI11*NAIIELI III good to be reel prove to be Equal Employment t*i5 (A) Qii1qj,, ()51111g4y arumsooit A TIS "Should Marina von ladutry: ltOO The U.S. Sneak The Price-Set. tIng Power Of OPEC?" (N) jGDOONEWS NWWI Wilitalows cdbdwd 12:00 UiSSRASS,ULUSSP.ASS 1:30 (1) MOVIE "The Young 11:15 of Gonad Motors. Doctors" (5/W) (1501) FredrIc (1) NBC NEWS (4) CU____ C Sen Gwara. Two 111100. I" Oft opp o elng vIevo1Ms MINUTIS Tt Bogga, &sctoi' I tIO le" Is re t sSol*t oilier WILD IWISOON "Return (3) NBC lATE vu "Th of a major American iaIlis.. 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Tigers em bite you like a peii IN, The II.. is me.n And the parrot says eve you say. Reglaslell These are by elementary schoolers from poems Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by pod Bob Withoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they eiioidd write. ' __ lwish IWas a m,ukey and everyone sin was a ins... I whk I was a hey y dad wsuld let iae, flalllw iiiem lure my brother dosing. I wish the men was cheese and l was ame.., I wed to the moss and when I got throw with It there was as mom T y __ I wish I bad a gas dot (wad make the r and i essid baft it in my iii. sad put alight I. It. AlNermlllla Iwish I had a falls cleud He seared you all tbreugh the eight Win be leeks at you, &lsEslikea big white wild fire, DeadsLswr.aee you ha., why m.skeyo sw mind? swing Make ugly faces at pesplu win they psi. by? dwapJap or and dues They WE get water and yew eys. sp DO you waits moskey far a $1! M . (2) @) DONAHUE 5MIKE DOUGLAS 5.53 *00 915 (3D UPKAT i000 5:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER what Mo here at 1., —Jile Herlig • MM UPON A CLASSIC "Loma . Uncle Reuben love life; Loma's dying uncle gives his bussing to her rileIlonabip with John. (Part S of 10)(R) 00 S RIVER 5:30 113D 0 NBC (4)O 055 NEWS AWNM S KLAALMM(M 7.J b 11:30 1:30 (2) EMERGENCY OW (4) THE GONG SHOW TCNW (2) 0 WHUL OF FORTUNE S FAMILY FEUD MISTER ROGERS (R) __ EVENING I (4)•M'A$•H(R) 5 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) I000 MONDAY •• 11:00 (2) G HIGH ROLLERS (4)• THEPRICIISNIGHT 5IAVERNE I SHIRLEY (R) . LODGE S ps they live is castles aid sleep is water bee —DavidHast EAF • 200 THE DOCTORS S ONE LIFE TO LIVE S FLOWER SHOW 230 (2)Q ANOTHER WORLD (4)SGUmINGLIGHT V.L PEOPLE 3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL SANTXIUSS WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 2 MAKIMILAUGH SSESAME STREET (R) 725 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA AFTERNOON 430 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (4) MICE DOUGLAS S_MARY TYLER MOORE 5 buRY GRIPPIN 730 i2) PASSWORD PLUS (2)STODAY (1) THE YOUNG AND THE SMOKE 0000 MORNING AMERI. RESTLESS 5:00 CA 260NEWS (2)THEERADYSUNCH SUSAM STREET (R) THE 000 COUPLE 1:00 M I OCAPTANKANGAROD 1230 OVER EASY (2) lIENS 5:30 4) S SEARCH FOR TOMOR (1) HM 1:26 NOW HOGAN'S HEROES (l) TODAY IN FLORIDA RYAN'S HOPE USWVTCHED MORNING FLORIDA HOLLYWOOD SQUARIS 1 0VIIIIIIIASY Nffft The Statue la the park the statue .1 Roble Kahn had flowers and a ring be.,. mind his beautiful bout —Issle Nye Oblegiter The place where pes& wear diamsads and VIEW GARDEN 5:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI,NIIGHSOR 700 (2) TODAY (4)O FRIDAY MORNING 0000 MORNING AMERICA SESAME STRUT (R) ___ THE TuRN. 5 CROCKETT'S VICTORY (2) CARD SHARICS (4) ALL WI THE FAMILY (R) 5 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 10-30 (2) 0 ALL STAR SECRETS (4)LOVIOFLJFE WHEWI 5 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (4) KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS 5:45 A.M. WEATHER 5:47 1016 (4) EYEWITNESS OW NEWS 5 Oft iiws flower island This 11110111111 1 have Is filled with flowers and birde, yellow birli, red bfr pets birds,and wkIteb1r, Whea they slug cebit. esme ad 41 their mouthe, they make rainbows esugo and ters the river. isis 0"16 JULIA CHILD AND COM. PA1IY @)SA$ THE WORLD OPIUM stii 5ALL MY CHILDREN 10 NAHI (2) EARLY DAY C!) CRACKERSARNEL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY rkp blight it eight, Tw1wii, If.ad at, the sea. —CrIa Kay Crowley like a big dew He leeks like a invlcsm S ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) pAMMM 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER Tukiway,, when a blue river Iii stream of symmetry Saillug theuugh the eight Ihear a big thi!:r. Do yen see him la the sky I wish I was a witch 5:00 I DTKM LTy Bell laa dome ofdegreefar dismendst.on, I Place Ifouido(blue, blteysu. M 100 (2)TODAY 2)DAY$0P0URUVJ 0000 MORNING AMERI- ()MMY CA S THE YOUNG AND THE MORNING • (2) TIC TAO DOUGH i MARY uou Mary Is nominated for an award for a show she Produced. IN SEARCH OF... "Animal ESP" JOICIR$ WILD TO THE POINT IMACNEIL / LIMPER REPORT 7:30 CD YOUNG PeOPLIrs WE. CMI. "The Land, The Sea, The Children There" The compari. son of the lives of two very dif. fersnt youngsters contrasts the lifestyles on the seacoast W4 on the mainlar,d, TIG NEWLYWED GAME FAMILY RII CAROL IURNETT AND I'fl Cass Elliot, Grey. .. 0IO "W" Gtmes John August 13 1:00 (2)5 UTILE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura learns that a friend (Ronnie Scribner) is fak1119 blindness to prevent his parents from separating. (A) (4)5 THE WHITE 6*4ADOW Goldstein'i cocky and lnaensilive teammates take advantage Of him during a low point in his life. (A) SAIUMLAegeonai coy. Wage of Pittsburgh Pivot"at Philadelphia panother game to be announced. SILl. MOYIRr JOURNAL "An Essay On Watergate" Mayers answers some of the Complex moral and political questions raised by the country's biggest political scifld5i. M . ( 5 LIFELINE The proles. sional and personal lives of surgeons Dr. James Duke of Houston. Texas u- C. Robin Simon of Reno, Nevada are examined, (4) 0 MAS•H Hawlisye's attraction to a visiting Swedish doctor (Marietta Hartley) abruptly ends when she Upstages him In the operating room. (A) S TEN WHO DARED "Fran. Cl$CO Pizarro" In 1532. Pizarro.' landed in Petu, and with a tiny army, managed to the lncanempe. 5:30 ()5 WK IN CINO1INJTI Jntfu-'5 chuIdhoo a**". h. (Hoyi Axtn) arrives in her keep her one-time promise IO marry him.(R) 10:00 (.4) 5 LOU GRANT While Investigating a sides of skid row stranglings. Lou uncovers somo startling information about his former doctor and Rossi. (A) MURDER MOST ENGLISH 'Clouds Of Witness" The accused warns Lord Pofer Wimasy to stay out of the Affair. (Part 3) itOo GDOGUNM DICK CAVITY Guest: Ingrid Bergman. (Part 1 of 2) 11:30 TONIGHT Guest host: Roy Clark. Guests: Krsskin, Adrienne Birbsau. (4) NEWLYWED GAME 5 ROC1IFORD FILES Rockford is hired to deliver $10,000 to an unknown burglar in exchange for a top comedian's stOlen joke file. POLICE STORY Two Policemen in the internal affairs division Investigate two of their fellow officers who are experi. eflclng private and professional problems. (2)5 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY A former Confederate spy comes to Stockton to perform in the thetsr, but trouble soon ariaes 12:40 II LATE MOM "Go For Broke" (1951) Van John. son, La m.Nakano. A World Wu- II lieutenant is assigned a reoimu4 comprieed almost COffiØMily of Japanee..AmerIcans. EVENING . EvenlngHa,akl, Sanford, FL.-..' 0 CBS MOVIE 'And Millions 6.00 No Ilartie Theme Will Die" (1973) Richard Basehart, Susan Strasberg. As DEAR DICK: Can you please tell me the name of the S ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Lorna Doone" Carver insurance against exposure, a theme song of "The Dukes of Hazzard?" AMOS FEN. attempts to starve Lorna Into wanted war criminal plants a NELL, Newbury, Ont., Can. submission, but is unsuccess- device in the sewers of Hong No, because it has no name. Waylon Jennings wrote it Kong which will release enough ful. Captain SUckles pledges to and nerve gas to wipe out the sings it (he is also the show's narrator, incidentally) city's protect Lorna from Carver. entire population, and so far it has no name. Call it "The Theme From 'The (Pail lot 10) (R) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack Dukes Of Hazzard,' "because that's what it probably will 6:30 learns his new flame, an oldbe called. (2)5 NBC NEWS fashioned girl. Is not quite as DEAR DICK: I have just finished reading the delightful (4)5 CBS NEWS Conservative as she first book, "Intermission," by Anne Baxter, Are Anne and ARC NEWS appeared to be. (A) VILLA ALEGRE(R) Randolph Gait still married? 1110 did they S ELIZABETH RWAnnA hitibi — -•- - --"Girl With The Incredible In New Mexico? Do they ever go back to Australia? Too Feeling" A portrait of compos. JULIE ASHBAUGH, Lodi, Calif. (2) TIC TAO DOUGH er Elizabeth Swados and a (4) No, that marriage is long over. Actually, Anne subMARYgreen TYLER MOORE Rhoda's thumb con- sampling of her work are sequently married David Klee and seemed to have at last vinces her that she should go presented. found real happiness but, unfortunately, Klee died. Anne Into the house-plant business. 9:30 has not returned to Australia, incidentally, where her NEXT STEP BEYOND "The 0 TAXI The cabbies reluc. fascinating book was set. Confession" tantly agree to babysit fQr JOKER'S WILD DEAR DICK: Many years ago, my wife's mother was Elaine's young son while she Is introduced to William S. Hart, temporarily out of town. (A) 5 THE CR088-WITS the cowboy actor, and his 5 MACNEIL / LEHRER wife, who was my wife's father's cousin. He's dead now 10:00 REPORT Q HOW SWEET ITIS I 7:30 DA BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR JOSEF STRAUSS Willi Bos(1) LIARS CLUB (4) WHEN, JENNY, WHEN? kovsky and the Vienna PhilharTwo teen-agers are confronted monic, the Vienna State Opera 0 with a dilemma In dealing with Ballet and the Vienna Boys sex and the social Importance Choir celebrate the 150th annlEr1R ARP V 'flf .IJE that their peers attach to It. vorsary of Josef Strauss' birth. day. (A) THE NEWLYWED GAME WN 1V 5HO 17-IE AJAW OF A' DMA1'tC O SHA NA NA Guests: The 11:00 ~6lre Pc' PoLA Acotjc 4i. Angels. 0 0 NEWS 5 CAROL BURNETT AND €E' DICK CAVEIT Guest: FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. Ingrid Bergman. (Part 2 of 2) 5 DICK CAVETT Guest: (A) Ingrid Bergman. (Part 1 of 2) LM 5 (A) 11:30 AFRA(f' ¶0 S BEST OF CARSON 8:00 Host: Johnny Carson, Guests: 'E ?E S THE RUNAWAYS An Robert Blake, Gladys Knight elderly man's use of vigilante and the Pips, Johnny Vune, MO clE,'L tactics to clear the juvenile Red Buttons. (R) C hoods out of his neighborhood 141 NEWLYWED GAME U) triggers further problems. (Part FP BARNABY JONES Barna2 of 2) 'I by's investigation into the theft (.4) 0 SUNDAY MORNING of a million-dollar diamond UTONIGHT Charles Kuralt leads him to the wife and the reports on stories Including best friend of the gem's owner. Deng Xlao Ping's February visit (A) to America, fighting the Missis. o ABC MOVIE "The Last sippi floods of April, a school Detail" (1973) Jack Nicholson, for violin-makers, and the Otis Young. Two sailors escortmusical "Sweeney Todd." ing a third to a Navy prison 0 HAPPY DAYS A smooth take pity on their charge and talker who conned Chachi Into set out to show him one last ANS Tb selling a phony product soon good time. (A) TAG LAST finds himself dealing with I 12:00 Chachi's upset uncle, Fonzle. ELt1iI (A) (4) BIG VALLEY Nick's practical joke backfires when people E1IM1lcf4 8:30 start to believe In the story he's DETECTIVE SCHOOL Nick been telling. and his class of detective stu40 Aft , dents use a pizza factory as a CBS LATE MOVIE "The front to catch a jewel thief. Carey Treatment" (1972) M . James Coburn, Jennifer (2)5 NRC MOVIE "Return O'Neill. A doctor whose best To Macon County" (1975) Nick friend is suspected of murder Nolte, Don Johnson. A racecar decides to Investigate the case driver and his mechanic himself In hopes of clearing his encounter several unexpected friend's name. (A) setbacks while traveling ioo through a rural ar,a,(fl) TOMORROW Guest: (2) 5 (4) MOVIE "Aachel, Rachel" (C) (196$) Joanne Woodwind, Photographer Francisco James Olson. Repelled by a Scavuilo. lesbian encounter, a frustrated -- TV1 !N4 E 'rf4 N N0 .. E1_1 ___________ I I I II11 J I IIIJ schoolteacher has a brief, unhappy affair with a man ana my molner.in.Iaw first mentioned It a few weeks ago. Would It be possible to give us Mrs. Hart's maiden name and, if her had more than one wife, the maiden names of as many wives as he had? I'm doing research on our ancestors and every little bit counts. HOWARD STANN, Tucson, Arts. According to what information I can find, Hart did not marry until 1921, when he was 50. He then married a certain Winifred Westover, and their son, William S. Hart, Jr., was born in 1922. The marriage reportedly only lasted a few months. Hart lived with his sister both before and after his brief marital fling. DEAR DICK: On the TV program, "Dhfrrent trokes," the girl Kimberly looks sort of like Brooke Shields, Is that her? II not, who is she and can you tell me an ything about her? M.I. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. No, it is not Brooke who hasn't done any TV and probably won't, at least for a while. That's a 14-year-old named Dana Plato, who is a figure-skater who hopes to get into the Olympics some day. Her previous acting experience has been limited to commercials. DEAR KICK: If I'm not mistaken, didn't Joimie Bradford on',Eight Is Enough" used to have blonde hair? I thought she did in the earlier episodes. Please solve this mystery. A BAFFLED VIEWER, Lethbridge, Alta,, Can. You are very astute, hair-color-wise. Yes, Laurie Walters,who w plays Joanie, did orginally use amuch lighter color, but it is now back to its natural color a light brown. DEAR DICK: Here are some questions for you. In "B.J. and the Bear," Is the monkey really Greg Evigan's pet or just used for the show? How old Is Greg and Is he married? C. RUST, New Westmlnlster, B.C., Can. No, the monkey isn't Greg's pet, he's a monkey who works at being a monkey for a living a trained Hollywood animal. Greg is in his early 20s and he just got married. DEAR DICK: Who played Flint McCullough on the old "Wagon Train" series, with Ward Bond? What has happened to him since? FRANCES WORK, Rosavill e, Ga, That was Robert Horton, once the great heartthrob of millions of young American girls. But after "Wagon Train," his career somehow never caught fire, as expected, and today he and his wife, Marilyn, tour the country doing musicals. He has a fine voice. 1:20 5 TO BE ANNOUNCED Top Selling Albums How the. your record collection stackupto those o( other Americans? Compare your favorites with this list of top.selllng albums for each of the last 10 years from U.S News & World Report: 111$: "Abbey Road." The Beatles 1576t "Bridge 'over Troubled Water,", Simon and Garfunkel. 1171: "Tapedry," Carol. ' ' King. 1173: "You Don't Mess Around with Jim," Jim Croce 1174: "Elton John's Graded Hits," Elton John 1175: "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy," Elton John 1171: "Fruepiun Comes Ally,," Peter Frampton. 1177: "Rumors," Fleetwood Mac, 1 978: "aturaay Nigin 'Flyer," movie band track. --_-._____-.,j. --- 14 1 ft ... / .. .— ,. .frids.yjAuL 10, )79._y Song before moving on surroundings. (2 Hrs) to 073: "Tapedry," Cirole -...............- ..- '.'. ugust 14 Daytime Schedule li yen Set not you'Ukavea hard doK I bet You e't handle ftjrmast going to help you. You ca de It by yourself and let year metbeir belp, �I,. i Airport ' 79 Passes Vith Fhfi,ig coiörà Art Of Thé t7O: What Does It Say?' ". By NORMAN NADEL paralleled attitudes in other and Female Models on technique to a serenely NEW YORK (NEA) 02, areas. It was a time for re- Greek Revival Sofa, 1976" classical still life of fruit in a * When 1980 arrives, museum examining, whether also is typical of his previous crtal bowl. e Krasnew, and galleries throughout the minimalism in art or work, with Its solid, unlovely now 71, continues on a land will explode with American intervention in the but very real nudes in distinguished course with his retrospective exhibitions, Pacific; for turning from comfortable and hardly abstraction "Imperfect attempting to interpret, experimental daring, lyrical postures. Realism Indicative." analyze and explain the art whether in clothing or generally comes forth more Solid-color canvasses have of the 1970s. painting, back toward in the current show than it their place in the show, as New York's prestigious conservatism, has for many years at the with the panels of Brice • Whitney Museum of So in that respect, any Whitney and in similar in. Marden's "Summer Table" .. American Art has jumped exhibit of 1970s art is truly a stitutions. Not greatly unlike and David Budd's "Chth the gun. "The Decade in potpourri of the past, but a Peristein Is Jack Beal's Ming." Budd 's painting Revie%./: Selections from the "Danae 11,11 an allegorical generates Its excitement not 1970s," with paintings, use of his naked wife, only with its sculptures, photographs and A fascinating reclining, with a clothed monochromiatic aspect but works i;n paper acquired by woman seated beside her, with its wavy, texturized the Whitney in that period, There's straightforward surface. Ralph Humphrey's show opened June 19 and will on representation in Catherine "Number 10," consisting of view through Sept. 2. Murphy's "View from the two concentric circles of r 4'.11: A fascinating show, in its Backyard, Lexington," with stones in clusters of from one varl.fy variety and vigor, it really trees, vines, a house and a to 19, recalls the Jtj5 says nothing about art of the man; very tidily done. who came to public attention and vigor... 'lOs except that this is the Robert Cottingham's in the 1%Os. sort of thing the Whitney an with one significant dif- "Radios" meticulously There are as many represents a city scene examples of art concepts as its patrons were inclined to ference, It represents a reflected in mirror titles and there are individual artists purchase. Maybe it is unfair maturing of earlier styles, as the window of a storefront. - In the show. Variety is the to expect statement well asase1ective refining of But for sheer, startling Whitney exhibition's because this adecade too diffuse to make any onetechniques, and concepts the artists. subject matter realism, nothing can match strongest asset. And if it Lifelike "Woman and Dog" Is so realistic It or three or seven clearly And therein might lie the "Woman Duane doesn't explain what the and startles viewers at the Whitney Museum's Dog," iVlOstomeant, defined artistic declarations. Importance of 1970 art. If it polyvinyl, polychroined In begins remind it usat of least what retrospective of the '70s. Polyvinyl sculpture Patterson Sims, associate was less innovative, it was, oil, which I, possibly among happened. _____ curator of the permanent in many respects, more fully many, assumed were living Is by Duane Hanson of Davie, Fla. selection, who selected the realized. works to be shown, hedges Artists 1 stabllshed j,g creatures when I stepped WEDNESDAY August 15 Alec Wilder and Jazz pianist room. Flesh, hair, ____________________________________________ _____________________________ Marian McPartland. when It comes to taking a and previ ualythowptje clothing, everytI at stand: "Unlike the l0s, the Whitney outnumber _ is or __________________________ 1100 looks absolutely authentic, IVENING last nine years have passed who are relatively new on even on close examination. fords. (A) ____ S DICK Guest: LUll without a clear set of ft scene It would be hard to S PIG SAND CAVALCADE pj CAVITT (A) Bob Crosby, Frankle Carlo, overridingartrnov,, imagine a more deeply ®SSNEWS Photographs and 11:30 Margaret Whiting, Freddy Mar. (2)CD The selection of works, like satisfying Louise Nevelson drawings, while not what I 5 ONCE UPON A TONIGHT Host: Johnny tin and other great big band' Carson. Guest: Tony Randall, i." captain U* war with o ndecade it surveys,focuses sculpture, ctiaracteristfcally might select as the best work kiss decla, Wormers are futured In NEWLYWED GAME I n d I v I d U a 1 black-painted wood, than her of the decade, at least testify Doones after their attempted filmed highlights of a 1 30s and • SWITCH While In,.stigatachievements." It's a "Moon Gardenscape XIV;" tothefncreasthgaccepti 40s music revival. attack ontheRlddfarmaj cautious explanation, but d ing the mysterious death of a under the circumstances, no erdes- Panels that appear to of the first of these as a army and John's fire on eaCh Client's brother, Pete and Mac 9:00 other Instead of at the Doones. (2) NBC MOVIE twisted, scallops, creative art medium, "The become the on-air targets of a more than can hi' expected. squares, irregular rec- the fresh, inventive re- (Part8of 10)(R) SentInsi" (1977) Cristlna teieVlsloflcoflvfllfltato(.(R) Nevertheleis, a prevalent tangles in a fascinating emergence of the secoixi. 1:30 Ralnes, Chris Sarandon, A 0 POLICE WOMAN The . attitude In art In the decade construction. young model's life Is lrrsvoca- of an Ox-Police lieutenant Joins Roy Lichtenstein, godfather ( drawing____________________________________ to a close closely 5 CII NEWS bly changed when she moves Pepper and Crowley in Philip Perlatein's "Male of Pop Art, turns this Into a sinister brownstone attempt to break up a drug • ON,? mlii out on anyofffiscaI •% r• ' Hove NKSM •S I 00USd (R) __ Aubinatsin _ At NInety" _____ plre 11 larch Center, a men. To celsarass (2)SREALPSOPU Asporta •AT puppiga.an on a ______ doIor who rune flu vain. •c*ssl. ___ lYe like a loller *1* kernel fl Isy • _ [ ,Ckcul.iloit DØ.' 322.21i., ___ ____ USIT * sioims NIMI$ ..: NolsiMleusp'aneiL, 4, - ,• .tpØSli.$ NS Tom "AM IcsinmCadlb -. look at the composer's MACNEIL / LIMIER anc. and Influence are also V* N • •.•.•...•.,., S : - ......... _ •- -- -- • S _____ 730 __ •CARTIR COUNTRY Chief ROY Is Caught between friendNOL,yWOØ ship and duty whir. Curtis $100000 NAME THAT WIflts to arrest one of his old pals. (R) TUM o c*ot. •iR o io PhENOl Guests: Tim (2) MRS. COLUMEO Kate Conway, The Pointer Sisters. Columbo Suspects the death of • U DICK CAVITT Guest: LOU a chic Beverly Hills caterer was Palmer. (A) not as accidental as It appearsdtobe.(R) 1:00 (7) INON$$DI Officer Eve 4) sAiAsv JONES Betty Whitheld's niece is arrested on trades a vacation for murder and mystery when abs narcotics • T*t,TONS Mu becomes emotionally involved Eflhlly goes into an oóer state with amarried client. (A) 5 THE SOMNT$ Dana fl usual when the of Only tru love comes to visit no-consuming SUCCS CSU$ much personal conflict until he her. (R) U LAVIRNI & SHIRLEY finds Laverne, convinced thore is a spy after a secret Shotz beer Musician" Pianist Sorkin is II(1IIUIS. talk. Shirley Into 5tsk Interviewed on his life and work Wig Out the vat room on. flight on the of his 75th with her. (I) OUERNO0 hIV1STED Psier Evens portrays a former 1100 AmerIcan soldier who returns jGDOSONEWS • IOOberndortafte, Word Wad DICK CAVITY Guest: to seek rsvsng. for having 'Sophie Loran. (Part I of 2) (A) ___ fs5u ___ bean MR to the in a dftacci. diM in this oe1at based o. 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(R) • ELVIS PRESLEY Love Him re" One year after his ber rightU guardian. (Part 901 death, Elvis' roots are traced 1OHR) birthday' Wig er Neuroe Anonwus. maenro p Missic, baskatbil played ,on unlcyoIes Boens' Piano Concerto eai,, No.2 in PWions" (11W) (1133) and a cow PPGI who 0 Minor and Erd G,ieg'e I: OSVIs, PM O'Brien. A advocato. huggIng are •.-Il-• fell in IOVS with a Concerto in A Minor. (I) %ft (I) OOROUW DuroIb faces, 1*00 (1 H '0 being fired unless st'. 'air, UVUSAI Doji becomes lb. 20Min ________ _____ ______ Ch•biSSd,*MWM5fe. tkISlofeMMailMrsd by . 'S HOMEOWNERS: _ NEED CASH? Your Qwft Is Good For flPid in IIIISIICy the daughter a wasithY Wi. ___ 00* tO LOfld011 to others byelsspingi.,of @)NIWS their husbands, (2 Mrs.) you'll aWSyat Innocuous little item — more of a TV sitcom than a real movie — about the kindly old exvaudevillian who befriends the putipon unhappy teen-ager, and vice versa. It can't hurt you. GRADE: Bmlnus Fp FROM ALCATRAZ (PG) -CHit Eastwood, pj MCGOohaL Drama. Good, tough escape yarn — lean and fast-moving with producer.etar Eastwood In top form. High-quality Hollywood entertainment on a low budget. Hats off to Eastwood and director Den Siegel for rovthg it can still be done. Caution: some violence, strong language. GRADE: A DRACUlA (PG) -Freak Laigefla, Laurence Olivia, Dfuld Plewasm (Hww) An old favorite with the thirsty Count made over as a matinee Idol. Director John (Saturday Night Few) Badham heap on the flashy effects and the gore at the expense of the story. More distasteful than scary. Caution: too much gore for our taste. GRADE: C (Ffl p'udlag: A - serb; B - good; C -average; I) PSii F - awtal) 00 _CD U OIINCY Quincy lnvsstlgates charges that a Marine 1:00 drill Instructor was responalbis umws ®S for the death of a recruit. ONCEDome" IRON AAft CLAIM •'Lorns John (4) HAWAII PIVI.0 McOer. ash for a notorious _ Sarns that Loine was kid. killer Is Impeded by a writer PPIVIDS Gussi: Jim Nabors. together of doctors' wIves, SCientist Gary 1i p4 aciei' • DICK CAVITY Guest: of them anno t'.ev plans to writer Bob Huson, • Ingrld Bergman. (Part 2012) evaluat, the I Ø of "TheGrea,%w. IVORhISI covered with strawberry jam. BIg4iijcjge summer scare movie li silly and boring. A failure on all counts. Caution: Some gratuitous dismembering. GRADE: D - flJ Maray. Cey Summer camp antics from the "Animal _____ Houne" team. TrIPS all over Itself intryingtoimj its sor and all but buries some nice character scenes between Murray and new. Qwli Makepeace. ____ Too much bad material been left in to tl't'lfy It as a worthy outing. Murray shows some big screen presence. Catch It next year on TV. GRADE: C BLOODLINE (R) - Audrey Hepburn, Sea Ganara, 11127skry. This is further proof that big best aellei are tough to turn fIdO movies. Sidney Sheldon's book becomes a finzy men here, despite lavish production and a fine cast. It Is ( flWreu.ed and emerges with more holes than a yard of And (Involving sex and nudity) with the rest of It. GRADE: C JUST YOU AND ME, KID (PG) - Ges. _____ Bert lies, Lerriase Gary. (Comedy) Smoke SMelá, August 16 1INS _____ for a prestigious law firm, (A) Move •• $tNIIAUTYSHOW • (C) 11971) Dyan Cannon, Rich. 100 CAROL BURNETT AND old Crenna. At a sociai go. (2) 0 TOMORROW Guest.: IS yOu w*lIs - ' THURSDAY I THE NEWLYWED GAME • , events or 51C111 I dWL GRADE: B ___ PROPHECY (PG..) - Tails 8lre, Rebut Fexwortk, Armand Aas. d Richerd Dysart Rsrrsr. Giant, illhumored mutar* terrorizes Maine campers and eats serral of them. Mister resembles Yogi and Sw S VILLA ALEGRE(R) whose only other tenant Is a ring. blind priest. (A) 700 (4)5 LAS VEGAS PALACE 12.00 (2) TIC TAC OF STARS Host Gene Kelly (4) PIG VALLEY Adam How. 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(A) ThIESMAGA a mobster accused of murder• OS$W17$ Wig his boss was framed by his •CNARL*'S ANGELS The girftrlend(R) _ MACNEIL I LIMIER Angels open their own masREPORT sags parlor In an attempt to 70 12:40 Capture a vice officer deiply 5 KIAK Kok (2) liARS is offered a _______ Involved In bribery, prostitution lucrative Job as an investigator (4)FAMILYPIu0 andmurdsr.(R) .1iCIUE r:' - NEW RELEASE CONCoRDE: AIRPORT ' (PG) 5 THE cast— Alain Delis, Blikely, Geirge Kennedya of thossai (Advv.Iure) This time, It's the s eraoyijc Concorde that's InfrOubio— one of 1t Passengers Is carrying a secret and _____ es, 31bOtage and everything else to bring ft down. It's all exciting, but more sensible than earlier "Airport" films and this has some people you care aiut GRADE: B GENERAL RELEASE MOONRAKER (Pd) -Roger Ioore, iali cnes. , ahitire, James Bond Is beck and that's about all you nOW tO say. This One is the most illogical, rl&cu1OIW1 sisal.. Bond film of - but it'i still great fun, stylish, CALL • TOLL FREE ANYTIME 1-800-528-6050 ASK FOR EXT 935 Pan American Financial ServIc, Inc., 801 N. Maónolia Avs., SuIt. 416, Orlando, Fl. 32603 Uisuiid MvIji. Ioke,. • - . S ,1 S 'S . .•• • I' + . S • 'I5+ ) ft r] ••.." ,•t •, • ,c•)r ..-•-- p I ••.•*1 •• •%' " • ____ -: LS:4 . -S - • — �SUNDAY EDITION Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280) — Price 25 Cents 71st Year, No. 306—Sunday, August 12, 1979- Sanford, Florida 32771 Gonorrhea Up 15 Percent In Seminole By SHA RON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The number of gonorrhea cases in Seminole County increased 18 percent during the first six months of 1979 or about 14 times higher than the average increase statewide. Jack Morehead, of the State Venereal Disease Office, said the average gonorrhea Increase statewide was less than one percent. For the first six months of 1979, the Seminole County Health Department treated 268 cases of gonorrhea compared with 234 cases treated for the same time period last year, said Dr. Jorge Deju, medical director of the Seminole County Health Departmerit. "Proportionately, we are a lot better off than Orange County and ethers," Deju said. "But there still are a significant number of cases." Ed Carson, regional program director for venereal disease program, said Seminole County ranks 21 out of the 67 counties for gonorrhea cases. He is responsible for a Four-county area that includes Seminole, Osceola, Orange and Brevard counties. "People are seeking out treatment more readily today than they were in the past," said Carson as one reason for the increase In gonorrhea cases. In Central Florida, county health departments offer free treatment forvenerealdisease and other communicable diseases, Carson said. But other areas in the state charge patients a minimum fee. "People are a lot more aware of the problem. They are more inclined to admit It and seek help at the public health department Instead of through a private physician," he added. Hospital officials and private physicians are required to report cases of communicable diseases to their local county health department, Carson said. Consequently, the county health departments are capable of keeping track of gonorrhea cases to determine whether they have Increased, he said. "For every infection we treat, there are about three Infections we don't know about," Carson said. Persons who are treated for venereal diseases of all types are generally between the ages of 15 and 24, Carson said. Those with Von bee usually rim between 15 and 20 years old, he said. Another mason for the increase in gonorrhea cases deals with the jnve*ticn of the v1ons birth control methods, Carson said. "People are participating more frequently with more different People," Carson explained. "There Is more casual contact and exposure to different sexual partners." Carson added: "People use to worry about getting pregnant if they had sex, but with the birth control devices available..." The number of gonorrhea cases in Duval County, as a comparison, Increased 16 percent during the first six months of 1979, or about 16 times higher than the averr.ge increase statewide. Dade County, which generally has one of the highest numbers of gonorrhea cases in the state, reported only a 2.9 percent increase this year, or about 200 more cases than last year. p -- By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - I t . • ' • ', • .. . 1 - . - : . ,. .4' '.vill lit' I Herald Photo by Hugh Thomson Councilman Pat Southward of Lake Mary (right) recently explained, outside the city's post office, to Mrs. Sue Churchill of Lake Mary Boulevard, Lake Mary, why the city needs a tax increase. Mrs. Churchill's son only has eves for the camera v es. '' To increase the chances of a The question on the ballot in Lake Mary's special election Sept. 11 will read: ''Shall the operating millage rate levy of $4.25 for the city of Lake Mary be approved'" The city council is proposing that a $4.25 per $1,000 assessed valuation tax rate be levied in the new fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. The current tax rate is $3 per $1,000. A new state law permits the city government to levy a tax of only $2.84 per $1,000 unless the higher rate is approved by voters in an election. But the real question the approximately 1.000 city electors will answer in the referendum, according to some city officials is: "Will like Mary as a unit of local government live or die" Mayor Walter Sorenson and Councilmen Pat Southward, Burt I'erinchief and Cliff Nelson believe the response from the voters of the six-yearold incorporated municipality ... * favorable response, the four elected officials arc pounding the pavement and stationing Sat iirday themselves on ii iormungs at the iwsl office to explain the city's financial quall4hir% to the people. Wi' either tiavt' to propose increased property taxes or to curtail services." Nelson said. s e cut the budget If an tiioii' %%e an' going to be hurting the people.'' l'erinchief said. • I would consider tile question of the city's existema'e if the referetiduir i fails," Mrs. Southward said. "lACill selfgovermunent is the very basis of dt'niocracs I believe the l)n'opt'ntY tax referendan ii will pass,'' she said. sorellsoll said he believes Lake Mars residents want selfgnvt'rrununrt. How did the city get into such a financial bind that a 42 percent increases in property taxes is necessary in one year1 'l'hue issue is complex, ac- cording to varitJu cit officials There %%ert. iria n contri butin factors. Among then are - Anticipated revenues in die 1978-1979 budget %% ere not realistic, according to ( it y Manager Phil KuIhes Short fall in anticipated revenues Intl tided the following $0.600 from state revenue sharing and other state funds wink only $66,532 was received; federal revenue sharing and federal funds through the ('omniprelierisivt' Employment 'I' raining Act tCETAi of $105,64111 when only $13,7311 was received. property taxes of $144,00 when $122,277 was received; other fees $284,981 %%hen $97,358 %%a:, received Adding the anticipated receipts toget tier brought it total of $605,724 while actual funds received were $349,897 Included among the .nmiticipated receipts in various categories was $176,Oth) sup. 4 t'e qu E.S'l'lt)N, Page 2 A i Sanford Man Held Retarded Girl, 17, Beaten, Raped A 27-year-old Sanford man; charged with the severe beating of a mentally retarded girl and her grandmother now faces a charge of sexual assault in connection with incident. Being held in Seminole County Jail without bond is Moses Makes Jr., 1712 W. 15th St., on charges of burglary, false imprisonment and two counts of aggravated battery. Sanford police said Saturday, however, lab tests confirm the 17-year-old retarded girl Involved was sexually a..saulted in the incident. The state's attorney's office is expected to file a direct' information adding the sexual assault charge against Blukes, police added. Detective Ray Bronson of Today 4-A Bridge .....................6-B CaJeudar ...................6-A $-B 6-B 4-A DeAbby .................24 The Question: Will Lake Mary L ive Or Die...? Horoscope .................6-B Hospital ...................2-A Obituaries ................12-A OURSELVES ........... 1-2-3-B Sports ....................MLA Television .................7-B Weather ...................2-A Sanford Police Department gave this account of the incident: About 10 pin. Thursday, a young man broke into the Sanford home of the girl and her 78-year-old grandmother through the rear door. Once iiisttle, the intruder was spotted by the elderly woman, who attempted to get him out of the house but was punched several times about the face, then thrown onto her bed. The intruder, police said, then located the mentally retarded girl in another part of the house and induced her to follow him outdoors. Police said at this point the incident Is sketchy, but information indicates the young intruder rode off on 0 bicycle and ordered the girl to Follow behind Idmmi. Meanwhile, the grandmother halt slipped out of the house and to a neighbor's home to telephone police. When police arrived, they begun a search of the area and began questioning neighbors. One of those neighbors, police said, told of seeing the girl walking and soineone riding a bicycle in the vicinity of Goldsboro School. One Police sergeant sped to the area in a cruiser and spotted the pair near the school, but because there was no throughway available, had to drive his cur completely around the block to get to theni. By the time he did, they were gone, police said. .bout in hour and a half after the incident was reported and the area starched, authorities returned to the elderly woman's home, and the young girl had returned. Police still art' not certain Ixiw she gut there. She hail been badly beaten, police said. Polite said family members took the yotuig girl and her grandmother to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where the girl was admitted for a broken jaw and severe facial bruises. She was reported in satisfactory condition Saturday. The gramidmuther, however, was treated for her injuries and released. Before the grandmother was released from the h s pit a I. lx)li(:e were questioning the oiiiuiii and obtained a description of her assailant. As the grandmother gave police that information, one of her grandchildren told police lie thought he knew a young man who fit the description. Police went to the address of the suspect and asked him if tic would accompany (twin to the hospital. When police took him i into the room where the grandmother was waiting, she iziuincdiatcly tx>inted at him and identified him as her assailant, j)Olt(e said. Makes faces a court ap— pearuinut! Tuesday. Traveling On Faith jj And Muscle-Power Traveling on faith, fellowship and muscle-power, 32 boys and girls 14 years old and older arrived in Sanford Friday evening after a 1,500 mile bicycle trip which began in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. on July 20. The young people, led by their "trail bosses," Jim and Louise Pickens of Anderson, Ind., will leave Sanford early Monday morning to complete their journey to Key West. "We are attempting to show our faith and Christian fellowship," said Jun Pickens, trail boss of the trip, explaining the group spent Its nights on the journey In Protestant churches In various communities. In each case the churches were asked for their help just hours before the large group of young people would arrive. Only two serious incidents marred the tourney. At one point a motorist tried to run some of the youngsters, traveling In a single file, off the highway, resulting in some scrapes and bruises. In the other incident, Pickena' bicycle locked wheels I ' I -5- 5--.-.- - 'I Nsvald P" by Tim VImcip$ - -- - -. 5- - . 5 -- ,--• .-------------- — -.5-- uideterred by Injured arm, has served '' ----5- - 5- - as "trail ' ,j'ibs1 'bou" of "Wbeellng Free In the Son" bicycle travelers. nt - —. - ' . I '_ ,.-.. with the bicycle of his wife, Louise, and he received a broken arm. The incident took place in Fargo, Ga., near the Florida line Thursday. Unable to find a doctor there, Pickens' brother, Joseph of Sanford, drove to Fargo, brought his brother back to Dr. Charles hlardwick's office in Sanford and the ari n was 'We are for a trip to Disney Wirld Saturday. Sunday they are to go to New Smyrna Beach. l"romu Key West most of the young people will fly home to seven different states and ship their bikes ahead, Pickens said. The group "Wheeling Free in the Son" is sponsored by the Churches of God in Michigan. "We have stayed the nights in churches all along the way, from Michigan through Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida," Pickens said. ''We have stayed in Methodist, Presbyterian, attempting to Baptist and First Christian show our faith churches." placed in a cast. Pickens rejoined his group Friday in Palatka. Pickens' niece, Lisa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pickens of 221 19th St., Sanford, has traveled with the group from the beginning and will continue on with them to Key West. They are scheduled to arrive in Key West Thursday. While spending the weekend at First Baptist Church, Sanford, the church loaned its bus Each day, Pickens said, a van which accompanied the group would start out early and go 20 mules ahead, stopping in parks along the road to prepare breakfast. The youths would bicycle to the site, have break. fast and continue on to the next point 20 miles away for lunch. The couple in the van, after lunch, would drive on to a town, find a church and ask permission for the young people to spend the night there. - . - '5 • - ' -5- .' - - I-. -.5-..- -qt, - DONNA ESTES - -" .. � 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. 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