17 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0eb739c08fdd6e3b573bcba228a09ad5.pdf 6603a31cce2723f8fa68703022b29d38 PDF Text Text ' I r p.V , . IA. 1 OB—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Wednesday, June 20, 1979 - — 1& - =Oak - — — — - - - - — — — Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 261—Thursday, June 21, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Says He'll Run Again Public Defender Is Ill a .'• _ -: - ,v - -' • -. But Sees No Problem By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Despite crippling bouts with irthnitls that have kept him way from his office for periods f up to four months at a time, )avid Porter says he is meeting Us responsibilities as public lefender for Seminole and revard counties. During an interview Wedtesday, Porter denied his Ilness has in any way )revented him from superIsing the activities of the 20 awyers assigned to his office. 'orter also said that he plans to 'Un for reelection when his erm expires in 1980. Porter, 48, was elected to the our-year-term, his first, in 976. lie has spent 20 years in he state legal system as a irosecutor, assistant public lefender and public defender. he arthritis, he said, Is omething with which he has iad to learn to live. "I've tried cases while I was n crotches and didn't have that nuch trouble," he said. But a traffic accident a ouple of years ago, he admits, nay have aggravated his ondition. His crutches have iven way to a wheelchair. )ver the past eight months he pent four months in a Brevard ounty hospital. However, (Ijlrwg, h Bennett's building supplies are now blocked from view by six-foot high fence Lake Mary Peace, Quiet Now Neighborhood Feud build we would support him, but he'd no better off now than he was a year ago when he first arrived." John Carl, credit manager for Chase and Company in Sanford and another Pine Circle Drive resident, agrees. "He'll never complete that house," he said. "Just look how far he's gotten after a year." How far has he gotten ? Bennett ha: complete plans for a tn-level house. His property is cleared and the basic concrete for the walls and floor is ready to be poured. The city okayed the trenches in which he will pour that cement on Wednesday. Bennett says the reason he has gotten no .. ,. :t few months gathering materials. His lot is piled with wood and building blocks now, and he says the house will be ready to move into in three months. "You Just can't build a $60,000 house with $10,000," said Bridges. "1 don't care who you are. Besides, have you seen that wood he's using? It's all used stuff. We are concerned about property values now; if he doesn't even finish the thing, what will that do to our values? These are pretty nice homes around here." bridges concern about the possibility of Bennett never completing the house is shared by his neighbors. They wonder what will happen when the building permit runs out. Who is responsible then? Who must either finish the home or have it torn do? Phil Kulbes, Lake Mary city manager, said Wednesday that Bennett's building permit had been Issued May 1 and See NEIGHBORS, Page 2A By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer Terry Bennett and his neighbors all say they chose to live on Pine Circle Drive in Lake Mary for the same reason: peace and quiet. Since Bennett moved his family into a tent on his property there, however, all agree the area has been anything but quiet. "I'd like to see him get off that property," said Gary Bridges of 11 Pine Circle Drive. "And I'm wiling to pay for it." The trouble began In September of last year when Bennett bought a piece of land in the center of Pine Circle Drive and began to make plans to build himself a home. He was welcomed at the time for his "pioneering spirit" and "determination." But neighbors soon became concerned when Bennett put up a tent and moved his wile and young son on to the property. TI'. complained to the Lake Mary City Council, which unanimously declared the tent a public nuisance. The ugnt was on. Bennett's neighbors say they were all for him at first. "When they first came out here," said Michael Rizkalla of Pine Circle Drive. "we thought they were on the uo and : We let them run a hose from our house to drink from and take showers in. I loaned him a fan; he broke it and wouldn't pay for it. I let him make long-distance calls from my phone; he refused to pay for them. If he would Jury JI LIS.0 Q I 1OL W - ! HARVEST FRESH CaustaIovp.s.. ..79c FIoddoLIm,s.1O.79c J PKG. the administrative assistant against other furniture. I've walking and chairs being worry about noises hemakes. moved, secretary Cheryl Perry "I've been thinking of naming watched my door open. said Tuesday. said. She said Jones eventually him Casper, she said. "I would go out and look for Several other workers also 14 I JACM . . 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I the season doesn't start officially until 7:56 to. 12 IIDCNuI N.vu.s sion made by the grand jury and "glad" the invesLigation is over. 11p, - by $eta1 *rnaga, WIaa.Dki, Proudly Prni'aIi `N . $1 Crossword ..................ZB Sports ....................6,7* Editorial ...................4* Television ..................3B Dear Abby .................. lB Weather ....................2* The heat may make you think it's Bummer. but ..-.. • . ••... is, •.' t 8gc1d3 1'!° NO Frill." Photo Service GOLDIN BROWN (CNOICI PIICIS) 41"_?:, - - -:: £ DELICATESSEN SPECIALS" $TOII$ WSTH UCATI$UN SNOICAID RY flAk ON AOOS$$U$ FRIED CHICKEN BAKED BEANS convicted murderer; John F. Eden and Frank Hall II filed a petition In May for ol c 59. ZmI 1_- -•. the writ iasking public officials be ordered to perform their duty) with the Seminole County Circuit Court. The action was made on behalf of all inmates of one particular cell block at the Seminole County Jail. Among their . list of allegations, the authors claimed inmates were subjected to unreasonable "strip searches," denied proper medical and dental care, and denied free ac- Inmates Robert A Preston Jr, awaiting trial for murder, and M. Sims, a - Sim LM; ' - . - - - IAvItoo-cHOcKpuI&olIu!. Of •. - .f:- C Its diese .,,. . .4 Findings filed against the Seminole cess to time court because County Jail, Sheriff John there is no law library at Polk, time jail. Major Duane Harrell, Capt. Max Other allegations in. Stewart, cluded the unsanitary IA. Don handling of food by Mcthllough and the board cafeteria of County Commissioners. personnel, prisoners being subjected Polk said Thursday to different kinds of cormorning about the inporal punishment, and vestigation: denied of the right to practice free exercise of , I wasn't • urrmuI the their religion. grand jury was going to The inmates' petition,find nieronhomnI,ut handwritten in pencil on I am glad that those yellow tablet paper, was allegations were r looked into. "if there's a complaint like that the best thin' is to Tridn " have the grand jury investigate it because they represent the people." Around The Clock ...........4* Dr. Lamb ................... 2B Bridge ...................... "B Horoscope ..................2B McCullough s41d hr is 4B hospital Calendar ZA satlified with the concluComics .....................2B OURSELVES . .............lB BySHARON CARRASCO herald Staff Writer The civil rights of Inmates at the Seminole County Jail are not being violated, according to the findings of a grand jury released investigation Wednesday afternoon. The grand jury met behind closed doors for two days to discuss allegations made by four inmates, two of them in custody on murder changes. In Its written report, the grand jury concluded it "found no criminal violation nor neglect of any statutory duties as outlined in petition of the writ of mandamus. RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) — said they have heard a variety somebody and there'd be no one went upstairs and saw nobody Mary Manning says there used of strange noises while working there," she added. "I've been in was there, he went outside the to be a few skeptics in the state in the 101-year-old Victorian- a room and heard a noise in house to investigate further. The workers said the noises Office of Marine Affairs, but style house where the office is another room, and I've been after a year of hearing footsteps based. Appropriately enough, able to look into the other room seemed to begin occurring in the spring of 1978, about six and moving furniture all nine . the house was built for a certain and see no one Is there." Most said they have heard the months after the staff moved workers are convinced a ghost Mrs. Strange. Angela Skelton, a staff at. noises when they were alone, into the house. Is tramping around the office. Genevieve Sorrell, another "Everyone has gotten to the torney, said she has heard either at night or during a lunch administrative assistant, said point where they believe "very distinct walking foot- hour. Office director J C Jones the staffers have decided the someone or something is steps, paper shuffling, furniture hanging around the building," being moved and banged once heard such a racket of ghost is friendly and thus don't HALF "Hatttaway never called directly," Ford said. "One of his aides phoned and asked for some information. I handled the call shortly after I got the message and the information a. üiflJ ; d Porter said he was unaware of any complaints, particularly from anyone in hlattaway's office. He pointed out that as a result of the information supplied, the public defender's office will receive an increase of about $143,000 over the next • , two years. The current budget of the office is $613,000. Porter said he will use the Ir ) added money to pay for cost of living increases to his staff and k also to hire an additional attorney to work in the Seminole County office. The additional lawyer, he said, will be assigned primarily to custody cases in which the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Service seeks custody from parents of DAVID PORTER dependent children. plans to run New state guidelines, he said. extend services of the public But a spokesman in Rep. defender's office to indigent Ilattaway's office said that she parents facing a toss of custody had tried to call Porter several of their children. tunes during a two-week period and on each attempt she said The extended periods of she was advised Porter was not illness suffered by Porter did in and his schedule was not result in any loss of pay. unknown. Elected officials in the Florida Judiciary system are granted "'lucy were Very evasive, unlimited sick leave without even when I said the in. penalty. The courtesy is exformation I needed was im- tended to judges, state's atportant. Finally I got a call torneys and public defenders. from one of his assistants," the Porter currently makes $36,500 fl.iw4y ñzle ?C 5 4C. , Inmates' Charges Rebuffed By Grand Ghost Convinces Skeptics HALF stay, Porter said, he remained In constant phone contact with his chief assistant. "I was laid up for four months, but I was never in• conununicado," he said. Questions of Porter's accessibility began to surface this year when callers to his office complained they were unable to get in touch with him and were advised by secretaries in the public defender's office that their boss' whereabouts was not known. "It's no secret that I was in the hospital, but I've always been able to be reached. I spend a good part of my day on the phone," Porter said. One of those said to have had difficulty reaching Porter was an aide to state representative Bob Hattaway, who was seeking information that could be used in support of an increased budget to Porter's office. But Porter's chief assistant, Bennett Ford, said there was no delay in communicating with Hattaway's office. .•.. . - -. . .•. .•• -'? •. • .• - -- ' ___ Herald Photos by Torn Notill • ___ . y- . ' Cherokee Circle, Sunland Estates, near Sanford, plays catcher asher brother Darrell whacks the ball. - -. . ____"1' - �214—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ p Thursday, June21, 1979 IL_. IN BRIEF Skylab Likely To Fall July 12, Officials Say WASHINGTON (UP!) — Increased atmospheric drag from Skylab's new broadside style of orbit will speed its descent and ultimate fall to Earth by a few days, officials, predicted today. A revised estimate by the North American Air Defense Command forecast that the giant space station will reenter the atmosphere between July 7 and July 17, with July 12 the most likely date. Engineers want Skylab to remain stable until the final hours before its plunge to Earth. This would give them the capability to try to influence where Skylab falls if its final orbit is over the most heavily populated areas of the world. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Iran's top revolutionary Islamic court chief today offered a $131,000 reward to any one who assassinates Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who has been condemned by a secret revolutionary court. Sheikh Sadeq Khalkhali said the Shah's wife, Empress Farah, could return to Iran if she carried out the execution herself or helped arrest the deposed monarch. The shah and :s family are currently living in isolated splendor in a well-guarded mansion near Cuernavaca, Mexico. 'I Am Still President' ____ I a.m. readings: tern- probability 30 percent today, peraturej 71; overnight lows, percent tonight and 30 peroent 71; yesterday's high, 11, Friday. barome tric pressure, 30.11; relative humidity, 1* percent; FRIDAYTIDES winds, NE ati mph. Daytona Beach: high, 7:04 Forecast: Partly cloudy and a.m.; 7:33 p.m.; low, 12:85 ay through Friday with a a.m.; 12:17 p.m. chance of afternoon and Port Canaveral: high 1:81 inning thundershowers. Highs n.m., 7:11 p.m.; low, 12:40 a.m., mostly Ii the m144N. laws 12:42 p.m. m dy is the low to mld.7$s. Bayport: high 1:28 am., winda vartobly mostly east 11:24 p.m., low 1:44 a.m., 7:42 u.u,d 10 mph. Rain p.m. V - HOSPITAL NOTES Barton F. Hayes, New Smyrna James B. Fluerbacher, Orlando Virginia B. Stowell, Osteen DISCHARGES Mary L. Morris Roy Miller, Oviedo CUSPS 411.1$) leGend Class Pestae Paid t 11.11cC FlorIda 31771 I4im. Delivery: Weak llcooNs Month, 13.31:0 Months, $iSJI Year. -: - - 11 * - •VVVV - $85. $1000 DEVICE STOLEN A device used to calculate the number of sales on vending machines dispensing bottles of Pepsi Cola was reported stolen from a bottling company delivery truck Wednesday, Sanford police said. Police said the truck was making Its scheduled rounds In Sanford and had recently left the Moose Lodge on South Palmetto Avenue when the driver stopped and noticed the device was missing. Police said the device was estimated to be worth $1,. - - — VV , - - .. -- ._ -V VV - • - : - . S , '. I __________ ' V . .. 4 . 7=—~~~ ~~~ . I. -. • -, A - r .' - - of the gasoline for south Florida. Dade County and Polk County motorists felt the tightening clench of striking gas-haulers Wednesday when officials announced voluntary odd-even rationing plans for buying gas. The Dade County plan went into effect at 6 a.m. today and will continue until a reconciliation with the truckers is reached and gas stations are resupplied, County Manager Merrett Stierheim said. The Polk County Commission, meeting in emergency session Wednesday, decided to institute an odd-even plan at 12:01 am. Friday. Polk County Safety Director Wes Gunn recommended the actlon after reports that only 20 percent of the month's remaining gasoline supply would be delivered. called him by Wednesday "T'27 gas stations had ning their gas pumps Motorists queued up for twohour-long waits at the few gas stations still o pe n in Dade County Wednesday, although storage tanks at Port Everglades are filled to the brim. An Exxon tanker set to make a 210,000-gallon delivery had to be rerouted to South 1 V ..V:. Graham, who had said earlier in the day he would not hesitate to call out the Florida National Guard, softened his sta nd after meeting with truckers for eight ho urs in what Hull characterized '' I as "hard face-to-face bargaining." , "We have not called out the National Guard or taken any other - -' A . steps. ... We believe the most direct way to deal with the issue Is ft. through negotiation," Graham told UP! in a telephone interview. / "1 told them (the truckers) my responsibility was to protect the ji/4 ' '. public interest and I thought that could be done most fully by succeeding In the negotiations." I A" .•i Graham said he didn't offer any concessions to the truckers, ..j l . "but we talked about some things they might do - presentations p. I V to the PSC to give their legitimate economic concerns a full I I hearing and consideration, and at the federal level in response to V their concerns which are out of control of the state." .- f -. . V He said he will decide "very soon" whether to sign a bill passed 1. -. . by the Legislature that lifts certain weight restrictions for trucks. .' He said he is trying to limit an amendment that was tacked onto 1' th bill that allows use of double trailers on the highways. In north Florida where farmers fear crops will rot in the fields ,r • because there are not enough trucks to haul the harvest to . % market, Graham ordered the Florida Highway Patrol to guard . . I convoys of truckers willing to work. 1 . One convoy of 15 semis, most filled with watermelons, was . . escort ed from Lake City to the Georgia border Wednesday night . ,. £' •;_e # . where Georgia troopers picked up the guard duty. . ... , John Stiles, state director of agriculture marketing, said of_t .1 "7 r74', k , ficials hate been in touch ith their counterparts In several 'i, .0.1. j'..,I_, ! , I - .lo. Northern states to make sure produce will move smoothly up and - 4• I• .'-. .. down the East Coast. "These perishables have got to move now or we can forget it," Dori Sapp (right) was designated best-looking hobo Wednesday as the Sanford he said. "We're going to do everything we can to market our agricultural products. It's most depressing for our farmers Recreation Department selected winners at its annual hobo Day held at the watching their crops burn in the sun and rot in the fields." Sanford Civic Center. Runners-up were Tanya Proffitt (center), second place, Independent truckers haul about 80 percent of Florida's and Shane Shavenbach, third, produce. Watermelons, avocados, sweet corn, beans, squash, limes, lemons, mangoes and tomatoes are currently being hai'vested or will come into season soon. •'l . / - - . . - . V V. V V V / Deregulation Of Trucking - p1. .j t / WASHINGTON (UP!)— President Carter was ready to unveil his proposals today for partial deregulation of the trucking industry — a move to spur competition by easing restrictions on where the truckers can go and what they can carry. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., who initially opposed the administration on the issue, Joined forces with the White House and accepted an invitation to join Carter for the Rose Garden announcement. The plan, which would be phased in over a three-year period, would ease geographic and load restrictions for the industry and create a range within which truckers could set their own rates. -. ••r• . - V -) . 1 - - - - : VV . - .. V -. % ' ..• -I ': e . V .' - , -, •t I. I, V ' r * - Truckers 'On Vacations SA y BUDDY, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME? United Press International Independent truckers went on an "extended vacation" today, leaving parts of the nation starved for gasoline and fresh foods. Their protest over rising fuel prices encountered stiff opposition from the powerful Teamsters' Union and increasing violence left one working driver dead. The two-week-old independents' slowdown — its economic impact already estimated in the millions of dollars — escalated into a nationwide walkout at 11:59 p.m. local time Wednesday. Leaders had no immediate Indication of its success, but said they hoped for complete cooperation by the 100,000 independent owner-operators. Violence beset the shutdown almost immediately. Several early morning sniping incidents were reported in Massachusetts and Connecticut — the first reported In New England since the slowdown began. No one was Injured. 1 1 Death Foes Plan Fight Pesticide In Well Water WASHINGTON (UP!)— The Environmental Protection Agency has found traces of a potentially dangerous pesticide — previously detected in California — in well water in Arizona. But tests for DBCP in four other states—Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, and South Carolina — showed no traces of the pesticide, the agency said Wednesday. Some uses of DBCP were banned In 1977 b.-cause of evidence that factory workers exposed to it had reduced sperm counts. But it still may be applied to soybeans, cotton, citrus fruits, lawns and golf courses. Gas Crisis Aids Amtrak WASHINGTON (UP!)— Tho gasoline crisis which has made travel in the family car so difficult has had another effect: it has saved some passenger trains that would have i-wi their last mile Oct. 1. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams, who successfully lobbied to cut 43 percent of the Amtrack system as a cost-cutting measure, agreed in a meeting with top congressional leaders Wednesday to the continued operation of some of the trains a gasoline-starved public has rediscovered. The decision on exactly which trains would continue running after Oct. 1 would be left to Amtrack. Among trains that are prune candidates to continue running are both of the New York-Florida trains that otherwise would be cut, Ind-Class Citizenship' WASHINGTON (UP!)— A new Supreme Court decision assures "second-class citizenship" for children, a Philadelphia lawyer said today. The high court ruled Thursday, in cases from PennSylvania and Georgia, the Constitution does not guarantee cbildrei a right to a pre-admission adversary bearing before being committed to Mate mental Institution, by their parents. Children whose parents wish to commit them "are the only class of people in the United States who can be locked up without a lawyer and hearing," said David Ferleger, a civil rights attorney who filed suit on behalf of Juveniles in Pennsy lvania Institutions for the mentally ill and mentally retarded. The ruling "assures secondclass citizenship for children," he said. VU bp_ 1I4- 4r ... . - .. -• — - . settle tn: truckers' 1;roblems with fuel shortages and other issues. . COMING JULY 2nd eastern Managua and a government commander announced an Imminent counTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) still considering a petition that terattack in south Nicaragua. — Death penalty foes, angry seeks a ruling saying whether The ambush of the four with Gov. Bob Graham's persons sentenced to the are ammunition trucks Wednesday signing of two more death entitled to state-paid legal by rebels firing Chinese-made warrants, say they will give a counsel during the appellate RPG-7 rockets in the Barrio federal judge a Chance to rule process. Paraisio of guerrilla-held east before defying orders forbidBoth Indicated that it would Managua was reported on ding demonstrations Inside the be a miscarriage of Justice for Radio Sandino, the guerrillas' Capitol. the high court to deny stays clandestine radio, and partially US. District Judge William while related matters are confirmed on the national Stafford said Wednesday he will pending. guard radio. hear the case Friday morning Sullivan, 31, bludgeoned and Radio Sandino also said four — the same time the state then fired four shotgun blasts national guardsmen from the Supreme Court has set a Into the head of Donald Sch- elite Gen. Somoza Combat hearing to determine If con- midt, 23. Battalion had been captured in deznned killer Robert A. Sulliven should receive a stay execution. "This Is a very flagrant violation of the U.S. Constitulion First Amendment guaran. NA1DWAW tees of freedom of speech and freedom of expression," said James Lohman of Florida ACE-TONE Citizen's Against the Death CEILING LATEX FLAT Penalty. WHITE WALL L.otinan said demonstrators LATEX PAINT will steer clear of the Capitol PAINT until Stafford rules on the suit filed Wednesday by the AmeriI can Civil Liberties Union, He , • wouldn't say what will happen ' ' SAVE SAVE $r I iafford rules for the state. -qM avan and killer Charles ACRYLIC K12 Proffitt are to the in Florida's LATEX LATEX electric chair at 7 atm. next HOUSE PAINT Wednesday with Sullivan going PAINT first. The executions are schedWed just one month after murderer John Spenkelink was .-. '. 'Io• pidtodeath. Attorneys for both men flled , SAVE $10 SAVE I* May requests Wednesday. Roy Black, Sullivan's lawyer, naked the court to May the a an ord ar dwa executlon because ltisstill considering Sullivan's am" 2585 DR IVE challenging his conviction and ii sentence. I Tobias Simon asked the court SUN Y to spare both men because It Is 10 40 • P ER ANN UM PAYABLE QUARTERLY of ACE . . - ' at - $ 95 4 $V S f H EARN MORE FOR LESS... ON REGULAR SAVINGS GINNING'JULY 1 $789 $789 4 a Itep. Don Fuqua, D-Fla., warned President Carter In a telegrain Wednesday night that this was a critical time for Florida farmers. lie urged Carter to use his emergency powers to MANAGUA, NIcaraua pinosa were shot in cold blood The soldier took a step kr- the ambush and that a guerrilla (UP!) — President Anastasio by a national guardsman at a ward, pointed his rifle at leader identified only as "CoSomoza condemned the killing roadblock In Managua Wednes- Stewart's head, and fired once mandante Julio" was killed. of ABC correspondent Bill day. The murder was filmed by at point-blank range. On the southern front, Maj. Stewart and his driver- ABC television and shown on all Somoza promised foreign Pablo'Emilio Salazar said late Interpreter as "a useless and three U.S. networks. reporters covering the civil war Wednesday his national guard t'.teful incident" and ordered a President Carter ccied it 'n that they would not be harassed forces would begin a frontal court-martial of the troops who act of Larbarianism that all by his troops. assault on the Sandinistas at shot them. civilized people condemn." "1 ask you as president of Sapoa just north of the Costa Stewart, carrying a white Nicaragua and as supreme Rican border within 48 to 56 The soldier who fired the flag In one hand, his yellow commander of the armed hours. bullet that killed Stewart is in Nicaraguan press pass in the forces of this country to accept lie told newsmen he had custody and will be brought other, was first ordered to his my most deep condolences on batalilons, or 1,600 men, two facing before a board of inquiry, Col. knees, then told to lie face down the sad and tragic event in the an estimated 500-600 guerrillas. Aqulles Aranda Escobar, na- on the road. The guardsman toss of the We of Bill Stewart," tional guard public relations kicked him in the ribs and Somoza told a news conference. ______________________________________________________________________________ officer, said Wednesday night, appeared to order the newsman Rocket-firing Sandinista Stewart, 37, and Juan Es- to place his hands on his head. guerrillas ambushed and blew up a national guard ammunItIon convoy in rebel-held By United Press Interpatlonal A massive network of severe thunderstorms lashed the Midwest from Michigan to Oklahoma with dozens of tornadoes and hail the size of hens' eggs, causing extensive property damage and power outages to thousands of residents. The National Weather Service called the storms Tuesday and Wednesday "the most wide-spread outbreak of severe weather over the Northern Plains for this time of year that can be recalled." Early today, the last of the severe weather watches expired in the Midwest. V • i ions Watch On TV AS* Newsman Is Executed Storms Lash Midwest r, • B I - et V . ._ V.. Law •_V•V helping with federal regulations and perhaps reaching a cornpromise on the lifting of the weight restrictions. Later Wednesday night Graham press secretary Steve hull confirmed that an agreement was at hand. He declined to release details saying the truck driver representatives would be discussing the agreement with the more than 100 striking drivers. One of the picketers at Port Everglades, reached by telephone, said they were notified after the meeting by the trucker negotiators that a "tentative agreement has been reached" and that it would be outlined Thursday morning. In the meantime, the trucker rigs will remain parked near the port that supplies a third .. . _ 4 A bouncing orange has been blamed for the shattered windshield of an Altamonte Springs man, according to Seminole County deputies. Gary L Manning, 25, of 242 Sharon Drive, Altamonte Springs, told deputies he was traveling east on state Road 46 in Geneva Tuesday afternoon when the freak incident occurred. An orange bounced off the back of a truck carting the fruit as it was traveling in the opposite direction, Manning said. The orange hit the pavement before striking the right side of Manning's windshield, he said. Damage is estimated to be about i WASHINGTON (UP!)— In a major victory for President Carter, legislation to put Into effect the treaty ceding the Panama Canal to Panama by the year 2000 has Passed its last major hurdle and today was set for House passage. The treaty was produced by years of negotiations, and survived weeks of Senate debate before its ratification last year. But conservative House members who thought the full Congress should have had a part in the treaty process made one last effort to sidetrack the treaty blocking the legislation needed to finance and implement it. In a late Wednesday session, which earlier had included the first secret House session in 149 years, they lost their key amendment. They then agreed to a request by the bill's manager, Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y., to vote on final passage of the bill today. A favorable vote seemed assured, sending the bill to a more friendly Senate where major difficulties are not anticipated. One Imm dicted In Slaying — 'Tbursday, June 21, IM—Vol. 71, No. 201 Pekfisksd Daily and Svad.y. eacapi Satvrday w Ysia Sanford Herald. inc.. III N. Prand Ave., Sanford. Pt.. 31771 - Passes Major Hurdle Ernest Cowley, chief By SHARON CARRASCO negotiator for the school Herald Staff Writer management team, told _____ After more than three hours Grooms his team desired to I _________ of discussion, the Seminole stick with the $5,000 coverage County school managem ent as recommended by the team elected to table the item of Insurance Selection Corn- _ ________________ health and medical insurance inittee. for now In its contract The insurance committee In negotiations with the teachers' designed to study all aspects of ' / union, medical and health protection insurance and submit its Health insurance Joins the / proposed school calendar for recommendation to the 197910, tabled last Thursday by superintendent for presentation the school management team to the school board. According to the committee's when an agreement with the teachers' union couldn't be calculations, the school district reached, as an unsettled issue. would pay an additional $57,420 The Seminole Education if it increased life Insurance Association (SEA), the coverage from $3,000 to $10,000 teachers' union, and the school for all 3,300 of Its employees, FIRECRACKER The firecracker Is fake, but the need for money is real. The Fourth of July management team resumed Cowley said. Committee, represented by Helen Kelly (right), treasurer, who accepts $100 "We have 3,300 of which half negotiations Wednesday atFUND AIDED donation Wednesday from Kathleen Reynolds, president of SISTERS, Inc., is ternoon at Lyman High School. are t : ..rs," Cowley said. still short of its $1,200 goal. The funds are needed for the Independence Day This year, both teams "We are assuming that if we raised t he co verage for Q fireworks display, an integral part of Sanford's annual star-spangled mutually agreed to limit their teachers, everyone else would celebration. Checks, from organizations or individuas, can be sent to the Greab' bargaining to three Items: er Sanford Chamber of Commerce. teachers' salaries, health and want It too." SEA withdrew its propos medical Insurance coverage that Insurance coverage be and the school calendar. extended to include the families The teams are scheduled to of all teacher employees, but meet next at the bargaining Groom ms told the school team • I I Lips table from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. July the request would be back next 10 at Lyman High School. year. In Its proposed package for Page IA) Another bone of contention "That was unbelievable," said Bennett. "The Health would expire one year from that date. At that time, he medical insurance, SEA calls between the teams dealt with Department had been out here at least four times before said, the house would have to be more than 50 percent for the school district to in- the tax shelter annuities this and okayed our chemical toilet and bottled water completed. If not, or If it failed a safety and fire In. supply. They Just got so many complaints they found some crease its life insurance program (a savings program apection, the home would have to be either torn down or coverage from $3,000 to $10,000 that allows deferred t ax vague law they could hit us with.,, used. If it passed the inspection, but was not "subper employee, Val Robbins, director of environmental health for the payments). stantially completed," he added, the permit would county's health department, said today his department Currently, teachers are given The school management probably be ended, had not team, however, would offer no only two days during the school okayed the Bennett's facilities at all, In fact had "It's a disgrace that the city of Lake Mary can't protect not even seen them. more than $5,000 per employee year in which to sign up for the its taxpayers with some kind of ordinance," said Carli. "When we went out there, there wasn't anyone around," program. SEA, however, Is In its counter proposal. "We've got a real problem here." he said. "But the police verified that they were sleeping "Three thousand dollars will asking that teachers be allowed "I've got property for sale right next to him," Carli out there. We hadn't been able to find any facilities at all, hardiy bury anybody," argued to sign Up whenever they continued. "When people come up the driveway to look at so we issued the notice." Gene Grooms, SEA ezecut e Cowley argued the proposed it they say, 'What in the world Is that?' I've even had a 10Bennett says he lan't sure what he will do when his three director. "The $10,000 would at method could Increase adyear -old boy ask me that question. People Just won't even days run out Friday. least put them in the ground miniatrative coats and 10 at it." "ui came out here with a septic tank and pump they'd and give $2,000 to $3,000 to the manhours of personnel In Bennett says the whole problem is "political." just find something else," he said. "I'll tell you how bad It family." payroll department. "They just won't leave us alone," he said. "Rlzkalla told is. The police came out here three times last week, twice us when we first moved in here that they didn't want any at 11 p.m. and then once at about 3a.m. They shined their Young people around. They've made it Impossible for us lights In and made us all come out and give them our ever since. We didn't break their fan; it just quit working. names and Social Security numbers. They said it was Just Those long-distance calls they're talking about were two to verify that we were sleeping here. Well, we're not calls to Orlando; about 15 cents each." ll trying to hide that." "Why should we pay for them after a we've taken Lieutenant George M. Myers of the Lake Mary Police asks Beverly Bennett, Bennett's young wife. Mrs. Bennett Department said today his department was "Just doing Is seven months pregnant with their second child. ¶'hihi what we were instructed by city hail. We had to find out If first child, son Brook, Is 20 months old. someone was sleeping out there. Just seeing them once Bennett says the neighbors and the town have would not have been enough, we had to go out there more harassing him from the beginning. First there was the than once." trouble over the tent. A Sanford woman, Mrs. Harley Friday. A Seminole County grand All the neighbors contacted by a reporter expressed ennetts'pi-otiem StarneaofVthlenRoad,readabouttheB jury has charged a 22-yearJames Wright, , of 445 concern over the physical conditions In which the Ben,1n the newspaper and offered them a trailer on her old Sanford man with first Elliott Ave., was killed netts were bringing up their son, Brook prope rt y to live in. degree murder in conwhen he surprised a 1 "It's unhealthy for them to live like that,, said one who . "All he did was sit around and babrslt while his wife nion with burglar attempting to asked not to be Identified. "It's Just not clean. And what'a worked," she said. "He never did any work. That's a thofanelderiy break Into his borne at on golngto happen when they have another baby?" terrible siivation, especially for the baby. And they've got May about 2:57 a.m. on May The P in e Circle Drive residents feel as If they have mother mo on the way." Sanford police said. Gregory Mills, 22 of iiij exhausted every viable avenue to get rid of Bennett. All, TheBennettsmovedout of the Stamestraller about two Locust Ave., Sanford, ha The burglar fired -U that Is, except one. weekeagoandwentbacktothfrproç)eIty.merethey charged Wednesday with blast from a shotgun up houekeeping In the back of a van. That did not make "Now we're all discussing the possibility of getting first degree murder, striking Wrigid in the lower the neighbors at all happy. abdomen, police said. iie burglary, aggravated togetherandhIrthgalawyer,"saldBIig "It'll cost us, After receiving several co'ipi'Ir*ta from area residents, but like I say, I'm willing to pay for It. I don't know what ded an hour later at battery and possession of. the Seminole County Health Department told Bennett he Semlpole Memorial we can sue for; that's what want lawyer firearm by a convicted f. us." had thri'te days to move off the property because he had Hospital, "It'si%atmoregarb.ge,"saIdMg.5, Bennett. "Now they ion, following the water and sewage facilities." me notice was Mills was In the Seminole all want to hire a lawyer and sue Lake May for giving us cluslon of a two-day grand served Tuesday. a building permit. Can you believe that?" County Jury Investigation. when the grand Jury handed down Its In. Mills, who was out on didments. He was being parole at the time of the held without bond on the shooting, Is being held at Charges of grand theft, Seminole County Jail possession of a contraband without bond. He is substance and violation of scheduledtopiead guilty or parcle. not guilty to the Charges on SHANNON, Ireland (UP!) — Supt. Patrick Coucy. airport. Kavaja and six other set" A Sertdm nationalist hijacker The Jetliner arrived at 2:50 Fifty Irish troop. had been nationali__ sts were to tw heM who was to be sentenced for jun. (1:50 ___ am. EDT) and the dispatched to the airport from _____ conspiracy to murder Yugo.. hijacker told the control tower pjpIw o murder Yugoslavian di. Fin. (UP!) WUZ ram. lavian &plgenaij today suren- he was bringing the pilot with await the hijacker's arrival. plomatj In Qc.go. They wer, Plante, who hasn't filed tiered to police at tannon bun to the plane's door. — The Florida liree members of the anti. convicted May 24 in U.S, said today that candidates for financial disclosure papers IdwnaWW Aimptal after his "I'll jjj since voters approved th e plane landed from New York. said. just show myself," he tilTOfiSt IQU$d totth P1dII District Court In Chicago. public office must guns took position near the aciosure papers before being "Sunshine Amendment" In He walked down the aircraft plane when it touched down. All bid one of the defendant lfl, had appealed a Latin certified to sun. The hijacker, 45year-old dupe and then approached the Rev. StoIJUdo Kajevic, County circuit omit ruling that Nikola Kavaja, of Paterson, N. Doddy and said, "I am going to A 'mall crowd gathered in the Serbian orthodox priest, weres The unanimous decision said candidates had to file J., surrendered, to police surrender." airport tinninal to the freed In $350,000 bond. Kajevie came In the wake of a court before the secretary of date Superintendent John Daddy Under police guard, Kavaja drama, Yards watch from the could not make his challenge mounted by former could sign their certification after brief talks with the head $5 mlUIcei of was taken to the local police airport building where the state Son. Kenneth pig bond Ka to have vaja tried the Irish anti-terrorist squad, station about a mile from the stopped. Um priest reieasei Court Upholds Mory Thomas Longwood -- BOUNCING ORANGE ilacker Surrenders Marion T. Vton Frank J. Caputo, Diland Harold Wolf, Deltona Lamar Stokfl, Lake Mary $ Panama Canal Legislation The home of Reginald Holt, 1713 W. 14th St., Sanford, was burglarized sometime Sunday or Monday, police said. Police said the thief gained entry by an undiscovered means and once inside took a television set and a radio valued at $267. '1 H Kalle E. Harris Eidra K. King Lon Knight - * Police Beat t'Jeighl)ors Are WEATHER EinhsgIIeiu1d * Courts TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Striking gasoline haulers say a "tentative agreement" has been reached with Gov. Bob Graham to settle the four-day strike for higher rates that has forced many Miami and Fort Lauderdale gas stations to run dry. Graham and trucker representatives met until late Wednesday night and afterwards the governor indicated he was hopeful that an end td the strike could come today. He did not mention, however, that a specific agreement had been worked out with the truckers. Rather he spoke In broad terms about aidina truckers with the Public Service Commission, IN BRIEF _ LONDON (UP!) — The nine men and three women deliberating the fate of Jeremy Thorpe must decide if the former Liberal Party leader intended to murder his alleged homosexual lover or merely frighten him Into silence. The jury, which met for six hours Wednesday, resumes deliberations today In the trial of Thorpe and three other men accused of conspiring to murder Norman Scott, a part-time male model who contends he was the homosexual lover of Thorpe, once voted Britain's most popular politician. "Take as long as you want. There is no hurry," the judge, Justice Sir Joseph Cantley, told the jury Wednesday. Beverly stuhrentmo, Delta" * Fires Gas Haulers Graam Reach Agreement I Thorpe Jury Still Out !ow F. Scads. Fern Park A burglar took 25 cartons of cigarettes, cash and other items with a total value of $264 from the Discount Eøods Store at 1201 Airport Blvd., Sanford early Wednesday morning, police said. Police said the thief broke the lock on the front door of the store to gain entry. TV MISSING - PEKING (UP!) — Health Education and Welfare Secretary Josenh Califano arrived in Peking today with a promise to discuss his anti-smoking crusade with health ¶fflcIals of China, a nation of heavy smokers. Callfaue and his delegation of 25 plus a contingent of reporters arrived in a special U.S. Air Force jet at Peking airport from Stockholm after an overnight g In the Swedish capital, Califano spoke at an anti-tobacco conference sponsored by the World Health Organization. "Yes! am sure that the anti-tobacco program will come up when I talk with Chinese officials on cardiovascular disease and other matters," said Califano as he stepped off the plane. "I will talk about all those things. Our health specialists begin meeting with Chinese doctors tomorrow." s,dso R. Ramasar George B. Wells Patricia L. MIUar. cass.iwrry Colon, .itona PiutIns S. Lloyd, Ositona Action Reports . Califano In Peking ZIsnar CIGARETTES STOLEN I KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) President Yusufu We, ousted from power Wednesday, defiantly declared today he was still Uganda's lawful president as thousands of Ugandans marched through the capital in support of their deposed leader. "I am still Uganda's lawful president," the 68-year-old Lule said In a telephone call to the correspondent of the British Broadcasting Corp. in Kampala. bile, who said he was speaking from his official state house residence In Entebbe, denied that he had resigned Wednesday, saying a statement he made on the radio was made under duress and he deliberately avoided saying "resignation." "This was done at gunpoint," he said. ADMISSIONS San" : Cliff M. Abiss Codger *. johnson. A NA11ON Educators Table 2nd Of 3 Issues $131,000 Reward Offered SIMINOLIMIMONIAL HOSPITAL jv. We in, Fern Park Family Robbed At Gunpoint On their return from the horse races, three family members In Fern Park were robbed of their cash and credit cards at gunpoint by a man who threatened "to blow them away," according to the Seminole County deputies. Donato Conte, 58, of Tiffany Square Apartments in Fern Park, told deputies he and his son, John Conte, and wife, Joanne, of Corona, New York, returned to his apartment complex about 11:25 p.m. Wednesday after an evening at the Seminole Harness Raceway. As they were getting out of Conte's car, they were approached by a man described as 19 or 20 years old, five-foot nine-inches tall and wearing a white and blue plaid shirt, Conte said. The man pointed a silver handgun at the three and threatened them to get back In the car "or I'll blow your head off," according to deputies. He demanded they hand over all their money. The man made off with $30 in cash, several credit cards, three billfolds and a ldlès' watch. He then fled the parking lot on foot, Conte said. CAR BURGLARY A burglar broke into the car of Ruls Nevelan West of 826 Escambla Dr., Sanford late Tuesday evening, police said. Police said the thief gained entry to the vehicle by prying open the lock on the driver's side door. Once inside, police said, the thief took a CB radio, credit cards and other items valued at $208. S ' IYA L J ;4 Thursday, June 21, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F LAGSHIP BAN IC , ALL THE ( BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED" - - SANFORD CENTRAL OFFICE Nil HWY. 172 re SANFORD DOWNTOWN 200 W. F I RST ST. SANFORD PLAZA DRIVE INS 323-1776 ... AND SOON IN LONG WOOD 1020 SR 434 MEMBER FD DA - . • — . •_ - . _ - - - -. - . .,. .• . - - -. - _ __ — _ - - _ V �Evening Herald Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 9 Thursday, Juno 21, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G$ORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - rTI 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 By SHARON CARRASCO Pope Proves Marx Wrong e ss of below a lot of discount stores In both price and merchandise. And In these inflationary times, who cares whether the item didn't come In a box or the Up of the crock pot is slightly chipped. Besides buying below cost, the flea market offers you the opportunity to socialize wi th people all over the county. But strangers or not, the sellers, aren't into ripping people off. They'll candidly tell you if something doesn't work or not and give you a big discount. Sometimes they're too generous. A friend of mini recently asked how much a guy wanted for a slide projector. "Well, the bulb is burnt out so you can have It for $5," the man said. had around the house for years, while others are still fond of their articles but there's no place to keep them. "My daughter made that by hand," yells one middle-aged lady to me as I examined a cute Raggedy Ann doll. "She's helping to put herself through college." Raggedy Andy sits next to his sister with a $10 price tag around his little, striped neck. As I start down another aisle, I wonder where it's all gonna end. There are just tables and tables loaded down with kitchen utensils, plants, hub caps, old clothes and even bong pipes. You name it. It's here somewhere. For some buyers, the flea market Is just a cut ANGL EWAL TERS No event in contemporary times compares with the outpouring of religious and patriotic emotion that followed Pope John Paul II through his native Poland. This was truly an epochal moment in the long, and at times doubtful, struggle of the Catholic Church to survive under the insidious form of tyranny that the Communists brought to Eastern Europe at the end of World War II. The Polish government and its string-pullers In Moscow have been confronted with the utter emptin Sunday, I gathered up my "mad money" and went to a flea market to find a used, cheap fan. Two hours and $25 later, I ret urned home with a used, cheap Royal typewriter, a large cactus plant and a stretched out coke bottle. The fl ea market is probably one of the most Unpredictable places a person can go. You never know what you're going to come back with except an empty billfold, As you walk up and down the gravel rows of the drive in, the sellers sit silently back in their chairs sipping on their cokes. Their mouths Instantly snap open once you pick up an interesting bottle or kitchen contraption to examine, Some sellers are intent on selling "junk" they've Health Court's Plan Vs. Discord By JANE CASSELBERRY D" Bud Parma, together with the director of governmental services for Florida, Thomas Braht, spoke to the Longwood city commission Monday night on behalf of MICA. _L1_-u-_._---- \i ' K ey where the government thumb on religion presses hard that priests must get clearance by the secret police before they can be ordained. There is new hope for the church in Hungary to emerge from the eclipse that followed the arrest andirlal of the late - .j Cardinal " .dszenty. John Paul's stature as a statesman to be reckoned with has grown immeasurably in a few days. He went to Poland not brandishing a firebrand but a sharp needle, applying it at times with good humor, at times with the stern authority of a disciplining father, to those who would deny his message. It was a message of gentle defiance, of delivered with the reconciliation, of hope has stood in the shoes of the courage of a man who millions who suffer persecution for their faith. - people to the faith of their fathers is an inspiration to the world and bad news to the Communists who think - religion can be abolished by decree, - - - The only weapon carried by John Paul through Poland was a gospel 2,000 years old. It was Joseph Stalin who asked the belittling question: "How many divisions does the pope have?" The 'answer is and they four Matthew, Mark, Luke and John are powerful indeed. - - - JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD 3-Mile Fiasco: 'Unknown' Was Foreseen WASHINGTON The frightening "hydrogen established the methods which will be acbubble" that nearly blew the lid off the Three ceptable." Mile Island power plant and the nuclear power Having posed the problem and noted that Industry along with it wu'explained away by they didn't have an answer to it the safety red4wed federal officials as "something that officials Incredibly decided it was okay to let had not been foreseen when the reactor was things slide. It would be years before the plant designed." would be In operation. So the AEC, with the inThis Is simply not true. souciant confidence of Mr. Micawber, figured We have uncovered evidence from the that "something will turn up" to solve the government's own flies which makes It clear that hydrogen gas problem. atomic safety experts were worried about the The experts chose to pin their hopes for a possibility of hydrogen gas problems at Three solution on the utility companies which would Mile Island Nuclear Station Unit No.2 a decade ultimately operate the plant Metropolitan ago, even before the first concrete was poured Edison and Jersey Central Power and Light. for the cooling towers' foundation. last It is also clear from the near "We conclude," the expéts' safety evaluation March that the response to the ezprea.edleari of report said, "that the (utility companies') one commitment to study other means of controlling the experts was a bureaucratic solution that looked good on paper but proved wholly the hydrogen provides reasonable assurance inadequate when the emergency struck. that an acceptable method of controlling the Before a construction permit could be Issued hydrogen concentration can be estahilihed for the Three Mile Island plant, safety experts of prior the the operation of TMI no. 2." Well, a 'method" was eventually found, and it the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), predecessor to the Nuclear Regulatory Corn- was a typical Washington solution: Guidelines ml..I (NRC), mad, a required evaluation of were Issued setting strict standards for nuclear the design plans. Their report, dated Sept 1, reactors' emergency cors-cooling systems. And in S*esnber W7$, a new safety evaluation of 1169, was both candid and explicit. "Hydrogen gas would be produced as a con-- TIres MIII Island concluded that everything was sequence of a loss-okoolant aot'W," ft ns beoa the plut's mwpwy system was report warned. "We are currently reviewing the "consisted with the guidelines." problem of hydrogen production and several 1% only trouble was, the theoretical methods for control of the hydrogen con- guesswork on which the guidelines were based centration for all reactors, and have not yet turned out to be cockeyed. - - - - - - - ALIEN ... ti"" 61 hi 's 0 <2 60~& 44~iv "It's a reel shocker all right with the price of the tickets." •#•.. I. Pik - - ' - A p - starting off ,_____T _4 • - :--- : '. • - ..•'A . . ...• ., '. ' . ••• \ 0 ' .' -•' • . . $ •-- - -•..-. - - a, ._...,L.._._. _ - ... -. - . • .. Government and Industry experts agreed, for, example, that after an accident the concentration of hydrogen gas In the containment would not reach a flammable explosive level until "approximately 25 days" after the loss of coolant. Thus there would be plenty of time to take emergency measures. In point of fact, "resolved" Is in no way the same as "solved." As a memo accompanyinj the NRC report ex. plalned: "In some cases an item has been resolved in an administrative sense." In other worth, the problem had been resolved only ox paper, not at the reactors, where it counts. Footnote: Though the official explanation that unfortunately, there was a hydrogen gas exthe hydrogen problem popped out of a clear blue plosion 10 and a half hours after the accident at sky is demonstrably spurious, federal officials Three Mile Island. can have no such excuses now after Three Mile The guidelines also anticipated that a Island. Mattson asiured us the problem Is being maximum of 5 percent of the protective re-evaluated. So the near-disaster may have had sheathing around the uranium fuel would melt some good effect after all perhaps it will following a loss-of-coolant accident. It now ap-- change the maddening "What! Me worry?" pears that around 30 to 40 percent of the attitude of the nuclear power Industry and the protective coating was burned off at Three Mile bureaucrats who are supposed to safeguard the Island. Even the plant's emergency system, designed to render excess hydrogen harmless, was not hooked up, the NRC's Dr. Roger Mattson told our associate Howard Rosenberg. The government had to fly planeloads of lead bricks in as shields before the emergency system two hydrogen recombiners could be made operational. And one of the two recombiners subsequently broke FOLLOW - down. Incredible as It may seem, the NRC's Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards assured Congress In January 1978, that hydrogen control was one of a number of inherent problems that had been "resolved." But in the peculiar jmrgon of burc"T, .. v... j,.,,...,,.. -. . . '•, THE LEADER: As patriotic Americans in the grass-roots community of Lafayette, lad., Ethel Cable, her husband and her son heeded President Carter's dramatic appeal to help ease the gasoline crisis by cutting down on car travel. They called off their long. planned fishing trip to Minnesota. Then Mrs. Cable spotted a picture on the front Page of the local paper showing Jimmy Carter smilingly displaying two bluefish he had caught Off the Atlantic coast aboard the 60-foot, ga& guzzling yacht of a millionaire friend. That did It. The Cables piled Into the family car and took their vacation. Caught their limit of - SAMPLING it junior at Florida State University, would be leading the demonstrators in Tallahassee. Student groups in Gainesville were planning to picket several Shell stations. - . .• . The gadfly lawyer mailed out a chain-letter to 50 lawyer friends in other states and Washington, D.C., May 20 asking that each of them send out 10 letters and each of those reipi'nts send out i nure to Picnic goodies are sampled by members of the Sanford Senior Citizens Club on Tuesday at Central Florida Zoo, Sanford. From left are Edith Harrison. L. Rasey, club president; Bob Kurz, aide to Rep. Richard Kelly and the speaker, and i inm ase GOODIES State Tourism Aide Miffed By Billboard Opponents Sui By WILLIAM COTTERELL Galser said "a high percen- such as Florida," he said. ruled that a "backyard Moreland said the Georgia toolshed, one-person operation" ATLANTA (UP!) - A Flori- tage" Jthe illegal signs had da tourism official and the been removed since 1965 in DOT wants authority to control was a commercial zone president of the Garden Clubs most states and that the growth outdoor advertising "in areas available for billboards. '?hisare, scartely visible ol Georgia were at odds of new igns hiu been held where cur sccni"ôi flistoric Tuesday over a billboard ban on down. lie said future sign resources demand it," but that from 1-75 when traveling at 55 interstate highways one restrictions should not be the federal goveriunent should miles per hour, has opened up a claiming the signs were needed mandated from Washington, not set a single standard for all previously unspoiled, unblighted scenic area to the for the tourist economy and the but should be left to zoning and parts of the country. the maximwn number of signs other fearing relaxed roadside land use rules of state, county "We feel, in short, that allowed on the interstate," he rules would spawn junkyards. and city governments -so that present program is difficult to is complicated said. "Now, six billboards with The Florida spokesmar., the areas wanting the sign business administer and of local four faces each can be erected head of the Georgia Depart- can have it. by conflicting needs ment of Transportation and the one 1,200-foot-long section of "Unless the final program governments and unavoidable in1-75." state garden club president developed by the Federal High- or entangling, costly legal Moreland said the state g some 50 witnesses way Administration contains delays," said Moreland. were amon cannot stop construction beUnder exceptions allowed in cause "if we pay the costs at a hearing by the U.S. provisions that will enable Department of Transportation tcurism entities to continue to the federal standards, necessary to remove all nonon possible changes in the present their product to the Moreland said, the state conforming signs, then we will recently failed in an attempt to find ourselves short-funded on "Lady Bird Bill" of the mid- traveling public, the resultant 1960s, named for former first effect could be crippling to the keep a stretch of Interstate 75 other vitally needed tranfree of signs because a judge sportation services." lady Lady Bird Johnson who economies of destination states worked actively for national beautification. State DOT Commissioner Thomas D. Moreland also complained of the economic impact of removing roadside billboards. Moreland said it would take 30 years and require an incalculable amount of money to remove an estimated 25,000 signs that violated federal DOT rulations under the 1965 law. Mrs. R. Arthur Bell of Cairo sld she feared that relaxing rules of the roadside would lead to gaudy signs and ugly junkyards springing up in some of the South's prettiest spots. 'Mrs. Bell told federal officials that "we are not opposed to attractive logos," such as the "golden arches" of a wellknown fMt-food chain or the familiar trademarks of oil companies aiid hotels along a traveller's route. She said, however, that crude handpalnted signs and huge commercial come-ons *Ala/p SwAr! 4400; Our lasting latex house paint SALE - The Firsfheyo 1ps u help yourself! _ _ LATEX HOUSE ___ ___ vim One Coat Coverage when applied according to t11r'ctlons, • Resists Peeling a gal.' 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He said that "when any factor imparts a decline to Florida travel, these .ates also face proportionate In travel revenue." at Flat or Gloss • FRST into a visitor's view of the countryside. '"We know that junkyards are some people's business, but we ale opposed to having them 11 our landscape," said Mrs. public. 's" r slould not be allowed to intrude - - .- " . ... - .•, To Economy - couragemont to church leaders In Czechoslovakia, S ' BUSINESS WORLD Lithuanian Catholics already have announced they no longer intend to be a "Church of Silence" in that Soviet republic. The pope has offered en- IV i - degree of recognition that their church has attained in Poland. .... ••% 0 O l: spread the word of the Shell students and others, calling MIAMI 1U1'r) - Picketers took up positions around boycott. themselves Operation Backselected Shell Oil Co. stations Hubin calls the group Opera- bone, are starting to picket Wednesday with "To Hell With tion Backbone all in "to put some Shell stations Shell" 1'-shirts and bumper backbo ne in Congress and the preparation for the month-ofstickers to make the public White house to stand up to the July boycott," the letter, dated aware of the boycott scheduled oil companies and OPEC.June 20, states. The letter was to begin July 1. He also released Wednesday received at the Evening Herald The Netherland_s-owned oil his second chain-letter with the claiming it was mailed to one company is the first target of August boycott target. 'It's pe rson in Florida.) Ellis Rubin 'Ex-Out Exxon.' " Rubin said. Rubin has thought up another who quietly began a ciunpaign Sp okes m en for Shell and catch} slogan for the third Exxon could not be reached for target - Texaco. "It's 'No Go contrived oil shortage conunent. To Texaco' for the September ''Thousands of Americans boycott," Rubin said with a Rubin said he would be on the picket line at it Miami Shell have joined us and now college grin. station and his son Guy, who is ... -ic) that could not be suppressed. The pope has given IoJish Catholics new strength to assert themselves in determining the future of their country, and his triumph in his homeland will surely enco urage Catholics elsewhere in Eastern Europe to seek the - . ____ 4 Poland, obviously, will never be the same. The (iommunist government there is left to pick up the pieces from a demonstration of religious loyalty ... ,..' - months and it will take more time until his effectiveness can be evaluated. In other business, Chacey told the commission it was possible that the city may have another 600 gallons it month added to its gas allocation. Commissioner Hay Leibensperger told Chacey to get it and store it, even if he had to buy an extra storage tank. Chacey also was asked to look into pro-paying for the gas and getting the Pickets Rap Shell, Promote Boycott Health Plan - Only eight months after his election to the papacy, John Pa ul has planted himself and his church squarely in the middle of the struggle for human rights and religious freedom in the Cornmunist bloc. He has spoken over the heads of statesmen to remind Christians everywhere of th eir rights and responsibilities to obey a higher law. H$ "We work at 'no risk' and you only pay if we save you money," said Parma. The city would pay the consultant firm 90 percent of the first year's savings, up to a maximwn cap of $21,750. The one-year contract could be canceled after six months if either party were dissatisfied. "An area manager would be assigned to work with Mr. Chacey ( Longwood City Administrator David Chacey) on prolects that you select and continue to work with him through the year," Parma told the council. He explained that the city would determine what the savings had been. and around the United States. distributor to store it. The commission, in other action: -Granted a 180-day permit for a construction trailer to U. S. Homes, which has purchased the last 40 lots in the Shadow Hill subdivision, on which to build houses. -Approved the preliminary plan for Longwood Green Plann ed Unit Development on State Road 427 at Longwood Hills Road. Th e developer had added additional guest parking area as request ed by the commission. -Approved the final plat for a 41-home development on E. E. Williamson Road-known as Woodgate -subject to a performance bond be ing posted. -Set a public hearing for the PU Private Utilities) Zoning Ordinance for July 9. "Dave is supposed to save us a lot of money and I'm afraid if we got into this," said Commissioner J. H. Grant, "we couldn't tell which he saved and which you saved." Other members of the commission agreed that even though the proposal sounded appealing to them, Chacey had only been functioning as city administrator for six considering the service. Longwood City Council has rejected a proposal by Management Improvement Corporation of America (MICA) that promised savings for the city at "no risk." Utilizing the services of many former city managers and other officials, MICA provides "guaranteed services for controlling costs" for local governments in Florida WASHINGTON (NEA) The Supreme Court By DON GRAFF has had some rough times lately. weighing in at $24.3 billion, is rn In this comer, Normally a citadel of scholarly contemplation President Carter's proposal for a national health and erudite exchanges uncommon in the f ed eral plan. _____ government, the court has had fits of petty And in this corner, tipping the fiscal scales at feuding and low-levelintrigue that will serve the ,, $35.7 billion (or is it $63.8 billion?) is Sen. justices and the public. Edward Kennedy's proposal for a national The troubles largely reflect the often health plan. C egocentric and petty leadership of Chief Justice The bell has been a long time sounding on this Warren E. Burger. Since June 1969 when he particular bout. Way back in his presidential replaced Earl Warren, Burger has devoted more -. campaign Carter promised action on a corntime than any' of his 14 predecessors to ad_______________________________________________ prenensive national health program but has ) minist ralive problems in the federal courts. delayed making specific proposals, possibly Some of his Initiatives, such as improved because of doubts as to how an inevitably hyperadvocacy skills for lawyers appearing in the expensive program would be received in federal courts and steps to expedite cases, have Congress. been laudable. Considering the president's current adversary Bid on other occasions he has wrapped himrelationship with that body, there may be some self In the trappings of "the chief Justice" and question as to why he should now choose to spell acted In a manner that hardly dignifies the out those proposals. The answer may In large i highest court in the land. part lie in Senator Kennedy's preemption of the For example, he has refused to permit the issue during the past two-plus years and in the of his annual "state of the been rapid approach of another presidential year. soft landing that the administration has By MARY TOBIN Judiciary" address to the American Bar the differences between the Carter and While UP! Business Writer trying to achieve," Santow said, "but in the last Association convention and has gone 'through month or so another factor has made the outlook Kennedy plans are numerous, they focim, on a NEW YORK (UPI) - Recent econon-dc inkitchens and back corridors to avoid television dicators give less certain: not only has the price of oil jumped few basic points extent of coverage, controls overwhelming evidence that the reporters and cameras, sharply, but there is a question If it will even be on medical procedures, fairness and cost. first quarter consumer spending spree has come Burger said recently that he has taken evasive Where Kennedy seeks a publicly funded to an end. available. actions to avoid recurrences of several occasions program applying across the board to all health And economists say spending decisions being when reporters thrust microphones before him "You have no way of measuring the total needs of all Americans, the president's approach "with questions on subjects wholly Inappropriate made now in the nation's 75 million households' impact on the economy of future oil price and is more limited. Essentially an Insurance plan for comment by any tude." He added that will determine whether therø will beg,nr similar in some respects to Social AM a vailability," Santowsald. "If the recent Sh tC55tUu. judges, like citizens, have the right Cu ôi !& iSg Medicare and th price increases were to continue, or production is would nn alone, cut, It would hurt the consumer sector very Medicaid programs and expand coverage. "Personal consumption expenditures account In recent month, Burge has reacted furiously for over 60 percent of total spending in the Participants would be Insured against medical badly, including the automobile industry, travel to ABC News reports predicting deddons In expenses exceeding $2,500 annually. Financing,. industry and housing." economy and the direction those expenditures Important cases before they are innounced by take in the near future is critical to the would be met by employer-employee conEven without the energy situation, however, tributions of an estimated $6.1 billion annually the co urt. A few days after he ordered an Ineconomy," says Herbert Neil, Jr., vice president vestlgatlon of the leaks, Supreme Court Harris Bank's Neil says consumers can't con- supplemented by $18.2 billion in federal funds tinue spending the way they have been. authorities summarily dismissed a typesetter on and economist for Chicago's Harris Bank. from general revenues. Controls would be aploan from the Government Printing Office. Americans acted contrary to historic patterns of American plied to doctor and hospital costs, but only as "The weakened financial position during the first quarter of 1979. Despite Inthese actually involved plan participants. households declining real wages, low savings When ABC subsequently scooped the court on flationary prices for houses, automobiles and Kennedy sees th administration plan mless another decision, it became apparent that appliances and near-record highs br interest rate & rapidly growing debt does not bode than half a loaf. In establishing th e $2,500 bench had not plugged all lieut en ants Burger and his rates to finance major purchases, consumers well for future consumer spending," Neil said. mark for coverage, it would perpetuate and the leaks. were buying at what can only be called a frantic worsen what he deems second-class care for the In addition to this, he said, consumer During these and similar incidents, Burger has pace. confidence has eroded since late 1977 as inflation poor who need assistance most. He would apply hardly exhibited the temperance and much broader and tighter controls on all medical Federal Reserve Chairman G. William Miller accelerated. judiciousness the nation expects of a chief commented repeatedly during the early part of make costs. "The psychology that made consumers On the subject of costs in general, there is justice the year that Fed efforts to slow the economy large purchases in anticipation of higher inmutual disagreement. The White House suggests In addition, there has been an unusual amount without causing a recession were being ham- flation will move toward caution, reflecting a price tag of $63.8 billion on the Kennedy plan. pered by the consumer's appetite for durable wage earners' financial squeeze and the erosion The senator puts of public bickering among the justices. it at $35.7 billion, subtracting an of goods. of confidence," Neil said. estimated $28.1 billion it would save in present Justice Thurgood Marshall told a meeting But that appetite is tapering off. Housing lawyers that some recent Supreme Court lie said If this "swing consumer sentiment" health expenditures by individuals and local Starts, automobile sales and retail sales have continues there will be in "an adjustment in con- government. decisions on criminal law and the freedom of so ftene. d His estimate of the true eventual cost to the speech and press are so outrageous in their sumer spending on discretionary Items." But U it nation of the president's program, on the other violations of personal liberties that he hopes "The consumer has not stopped spending, but consumers start spending at a good pace again lowercourt judges will read them very narrowly. he Is becoming more cautious," according to would lead "to a sharp correction (later) remin- hand, is $60 billion annually as a consequence of incomplete coverage and controls. He added that some of his colleagues display no Leonard Santow, vice president of J. Henry iscent of late 1974." For all of the charges and countercharges, the sensitivity to the concerns of the poor. The Schroder Banking & Trust Co. the president's plan is actually closer in many But Santow said the oil picture "a force the court, Justice John Paul newest member of respects to Kennedy's comprehensive program government really hasn't much control over" Santow said this could be In part because the Stevens, recently criticized his colleagues for could be very potent. Added to the underlying than it is to an alternative with strong support in consumer Is overextended and in part because wasting too much time on minor matters. softening In the economy, he said, "it seems to Congress and elsewhere that would limit prices have been accelerating at a more rapid Of course, Burger is not solely responsible for pace than earnings. me now that the possibility of more severe protection to catastrophic Illness. It's greatest the obvious philosophical as well as personal slowdown in the consumer area has been greatly advantage when debate begins may turn out tq spills on the Supreme Court. Indeed, some dif"The slowdown in consumer spending could enhanced no matter what direction be that it Is a compromise, giving both sides ference of opinion is worthwhile, have given the country a modest recession the discretionary spending takes." something If not all of what they want. as the cornerstone of their "revolution" in Poland. John Paul and the Poles have shown that Karl Marx had it all wrong in his famous saying that religion is the opiate of the people. The presumption that religious faith can be squelched by government is the opiate of the Communists, who go on trying. laid down - Among their area clients are Apopka, Orange County, and Kissimmee, and Parma said Seminole County is Herald Staff Writer . the nHr1llnit Mzrvkt tfnanin thøu han The persistent loyalty of the Polish Longwood Relects'No-Risk' Consultant Pr000sal VIEWPOINT Supreme Thursday, June 2,1979-5A ft.. D.c.tiSiig $u**.. Essy ch.q. cv.a/uc. with 1~)pt wtjs CIv. V/u, Mist., ' - M,T.b, _ L!IR p , A _ 318 French Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-1681 -, - -.. - •- --- -- - •, -- i- -. •• '-4aIi t - �EvenjnqHerald,SanfordFI. Thursday __________________________ 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. e A'ioves Lip A t'Jotch On B aseball Hit Ladder __ ___ ' ___ __ _______ Ii Al I\ FA L P1 Pete runs Hose has set another record but I'ht ss m allosst(I the Phillits he professes not to be the least to salvage the last game of a excited about it three gaunt series in \tlanta Rose hit a double and i tsso Stadium tl5mt5t 5Oii the other run bonIer S cdiii sdas night in ts o gtime. 10 md 10-1 the Philadelphia Phillies' 10-1 1 (iorl't like to lose tsso out of victory over tile Atlanta three to an' team, but youre on Braves, moving 111111 into eighth tile road and Phili Niekro is a place on baseball s all-time hit good pitcher and he' pitched the list with 3,522. second game and beat u.s,'' said 1 don't worry about things Hose. It was just nice to conic like that because ever' day back and score some rumis s hen I plds I tie this rw)rd or tonight and get some tiuuiel', lx, at that re'cor(i Rose said hitting from (liffe rent gus s in afterward. "1 can't concern game three." myself with that. I just have to Rose doubled in the fifth concern iii', self ss ith gettimlg inning irit1 hit Ins tiurei honie base huts and tr1mlg to,help the run in the sixth to move' past ball club win games and score Nap Lajoie OU the all-tulle hit - k -'- __ ; ____ i .- - - a ,.' _.-•44c • j — list It sis i 2 and 0 hangi 1 he Phillit s knocked out out and down oser the 1 itt Eddie Solomon, 3-3, in the said Schmidt. 1 just put a good fourth on i tss n-run double b s%Sing on it It ss asn t a big home .reg I uzuiski and in Hill run bs ins means but in is Lx it single Us I miii \li(. irs ir % ith ss ill ,tt tue st irted i,auri i little the bases loaded, Steve Carlton, bit." who tossed a four hitter, ('anton. 8-7. surrendered a greeted reliever Adrian Devine second-inning run on a wlt1 with a tsso-run single. pitch and was touched for two runs in tue sixth on a run.scoring Philadelphia added four runs triple' by Gary Matthews anti WI in the sixth off reliever Jocy Hill single by Bob ilorner. \lc I lugillln on a 5411 rifics_ us home r ilso hit ilis ninth hoinir Us Bake \li Bride a un s oring i solo shot in the eighth iIlflitl groundout by lirry iowa and Carbon was anything but Roses hornet'. Thee Phillies talkative about his pitching 1ipped tutu scoring in the in ninth on Mike Sduuiidts 20th Eve got nothing to say,'' he' home run. told newsmen after the game', B as ebaU -- , , Nat,onai Leaque - ' - -, n7re ii Q - - , '_• - a * ii io is ii •, so F - ' - -- !. . .. . . , — me ih P i,, ' ji Gfl Pc? :c • 31 '°' ' . '' . . - 1? 449 . 38 '4 4' in? t . - - ' ' .i AOQ ,... 0 \ . • Ii, : - '" , 6 . t 00 1 ) SI7 so Ime 18 80 Ime 2 . - 4 1; 1pm,' 35 11 4 F Ith I - - 'I 7sJ3 40 1 0 :.. . HpS?On " '° - p SS ith .5CC , s Ris Mun?rt'aI s I 4 °ou'*bots N'-s York 4 hI,isi.-I?'.i A?I.jr,!, 0 S I 5? I (ss nns ' " - " Q 51 II 40 2 071 . . ... .. - - Today's Game tAll Times EDTI \ .' .. '' AI),'l('5 I oc I%i'k 1* A?l,snia pM SSahler $ 4 i * . . - -, 3 .'- s- "7' C ..-- S .,c,' 4 — :.V .0 is 1 S 4 Seen?h I 51 S - '.'a I',' ci n 76 10 o .'_' - • P p4 2 . 13; 00 Ime 1 06 2 EsqhUt 14,;ct Frida's Games - I ' 6 58 6 i Q91 - L ' - - ' York I us - - : 'biz 4'O V7 W L Pc? 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S 5', p.r Pt) B/s LTI MHl: i UI'I l -Trainer Bud Delp's te-isper cooled long enough to hear Tigers Don Baylor doubled In a pair -- ':' 0,11 l.itspt rode Spectacular Bid to firstplace finishes in the Kentucky Derb and tiut. Preakncss Stakes, the trainer said ile 7" 3 I - ' I) es 'Isp 4 .1: r By MURRAY OLI)ERM1tN SAN FRANCISCO NEAi He sits in one of those bare cubicles, without privacy, that are the norm for baseball dressing room architecture. He's on a short stool without back or arms. Amid his face is sunk imlto his cupped hands, only the steel wool of his black — hair showing. George Foster, who banks Cincinnati Reds take the field for a National League baseball game, is not a cameo of Jubilation, Pete Rose moved into eighth ship." knee arid heavily swollen around the ankle. "My God," he's thinking to himself, "imagine what it was like for Dave Parker ithe Pittsburgh Pirates star when he got his cheekbone crushed. Not knowing whether his career is over or not, That S tile wa' it can be for me. This day, George is out of the lineup, temporarily, with that damaged ankle and not sure - ' 0(3 2 iU?1P3) AnOr t"Pr VIp' (;er ,lI (tpS 4I 4 ' 6) 3? 80 Th,td Game t.o I' SI IS pith (ii ippil, 1pm ly 0(2 1) 53 606 80 Ihpprn,i, ' 11,1? 14 9 2900 01421l0300, u Till National Li .sgu . rspoi in (0 57' % -01*11 s) 55 I pp'.t,'r Si 3 Ii S 1)11 15 53) 5)1 'n 0111)0 93) 4 S 14.11000 lcd, si .5 4(1 0 16 7) 79 80 P (6 1) 610 50 1 (6 i 'os 's-I iSp) S,,',''t,'',i'k. • %'iu III I ii S( 'sill (.55? 4(1*9 WE ON C SOA't N qht lt race C 5) 1pns' II 67 on I .'agui' Handle $78 581 DAY TOPIA : 5(1 S Tins,' 10 Ra in D 0 (I 31 14 80 P (3 II 85 40, 1 (3 I 2) 25400 DO (8)) 12410 P 90 1 336 21 09 I no 40 i 0 . 'nurr,,,n I'll 0 5? i SpIsri.ptt Amer ,c an - I'.? 3' 0? p ' ,' Itpp'pton iiii it 0 0) 8 30 p in 9 5) (A.i',,' Dundalk, Md. jockey. But ill scene remnuscent of the Prodigal Son, Framlklin N,,tional Hop '.' '( Os ,5f ' pp) 0 0 Ii)' S 0 3 2 2 34p5 4 2nd rati AS 16 Tim, II IS tip' I) -- .0 3 20 4 0 3 home Wednesday, where lie has lived for three years, and told Franklin Monday at was au rested I)isneylund in After talking with Framiklin, l)elp said he was' backing Ronnie 100 lxrcent anti said he would testify on his behalf in a thu p e au e rs - 6159 66 440 " )) 7'? 1)? I4.'krpp 4)) the use of cocaine or any drug , but added, ''Ronnie us certainly horses, ine'luduig Spectacular Bid. ''Anythmnig he don't like' to p] 159 86 3)) I l)St('r 5:1,50'. 59 i'll for hiiii now,'' 5,11140? year-old boy and lie's susceptible to tetuiptation like any other boy that age." ride two of his muiounts today at Puuilic'o and Franklin said he' ssould l)e'lp first learned of the to hit' trip to California was one in three years ssithout h)t'lp's supervision. l"raiikliri has ridden tliuio txclu_sisel for l)elp since bec'wiuing a jo'key - - 01 (,I) .2 7' I sasa WaII S 'Sill)) t),iii,i ..t .l,,? 'Si) 7) 119 111 I 145 SpS,,ll 73 77' P.r ,p,.( '01)13 liSt) (',sI k,'nll), IOn hO' tim 'sIr D.'? tps J ai A Iai Se (II II ii,s*si,iiij,p Au ,, 5 I iii '0 OIl) I I -) l)r in l's iso 60 273 14 3)? 66 187 95 II) 0-it). 5,1 9,( , 60 383 59 liPS 69 155 81 itO IS 14> A 5 405 9 43) 00 I/S/ p (6 I) 93 00 1133) '5(5,1 Dean's broken toe Christ. I don't see any change.'' him dowii to tile minors.'' Dm1 ('aus.seaux slaulllIit'd tss A 11(1 St rum be t'g-('a rl soim changed his pitching delivery Tue difference, of course, is Foster recalls: ''I always had iioiiic i'uns anti a double' sulked it to Urlando Iit'iicopand ultimately ruined his tilat George Foster has become the c'onfidemlce I could play. All Wedlie'sday night to spark A/s/s tt'rs, 13.3, as l)alllis' I't' Went 4career. a celebrity baseball player. lie I needed was tue chance', which (' xIlk'r iraulsplrlatloui to a 12.5 for-I I11(I .11111 Th'I)orlald drove' So George is withdrawn, is sonie'orme to listen to, or we eventually I got here Sanford Metro Softball vlctor% in tour' ('tIlls SS ithi ii 110111cr anid actually sullen, when a guy are geared to believe that. In 1974, the' lIed_s moved Pete over l)t'Iuxe lIar 1)1)11 Illtier5iIlI slilgit'. wilo's a virtual stranger in"Back sstiemi no one was Hose froiui left field to third and Johii Boggs ssei't' cai,'hi 4- CARDINAL INO OVIEDO AUTO trudes on his reverie and asks aware of me," muses Foster, "I base to replace Doug Driessen, ABR H A84R2 I for-4 fou' tue winners. bullet Grcey how Foster's life has been af- said the same things that I do WITh had goofed up in the field (ivie'do Auto I'ails got three I Lively 4 3) Peterson I I 0 fected by the affluence that has now. Amid 110 one paid any atduring the National League hilts each fr'oini Mike '!'illiulltIiis :' coiuie to him in 1979. tention. But now lx?oPle listen to playoffs the preceding season. arid Bobby Robinson arid tIJ)pell Cardano : You see, after threatening to me because 1 have the stats," That left the opening to move Cardinal Inidustrie's, 12-7, e,, st 4 00 i)izzv o $ p5)) . - By 1975 he had become an established .300 hitter with power, dc's a player not addicted to starting lineup - willing to pay his ebullient cx- important category of "runs postive attitude," he says. "My teannimiate Pete Hose, Hose and batted in" for three straight religious principles support Parker are the only two men in seasons. lie could become the rue." baseball earning more than first man in niajor league ileligiori creeps frequently George. history to win four straight Hill imlto his conversation. When he "Why do you ask me that titles. signs autographis, he frequently question?" tie reacts testily to He has topped the league in tacks omi a Biblical phrase. the auerv about affluence. - - ht,,n,,ru th.. Ir,,s$ 1w., tss,S,r.s p,n,I IM.SP •• w.0 "You ask Pete Rose that?" lift,,,.-. t...,.,,.,,. ,,1dI1 gee wi tile total of 52 hue tnt in 1977 has been exceeded by only two stands, George clairmis, "I think No. But Rose is not in town. George Foster is. Slowly, because somewhere other players I Hall of Fwners Hack Wilson arid Ralph Kiner in National League hustory. Yt.t this sdme man was LI--- f-,,--, ., 'R0 Cody Wheaton Orumo 22 Slrnpon Los 6.nako i.los : : 'Ladd H:dy 300 ps,sii, I 37311 :: ':' ,,- 36 1218 Tota p SI 00 6'> 30 166 80 null li-ann me , '., ., - -hu1 iii Ills I 40 1 'up 17th rac,' C 7 16 T sm, 15 iS 287 80 Allyndnc,' 7749 Handle $709,779 : . 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But inside the George was apparently taught cauldron boils Inure than he lets how it ,. going to dffeet tun good manners, he omes out of on i.auvu I,, JUII 4' IU$I!i31,0J LU iIIitUl5 UIUIUIU IU lIViI iIU VtiII p1vvIle UI IULU4V. 11 lU I) Oil illS Ed1S wiemi him moody, stool, bracing his back against Cincinnati in 1971 for an ub- Cincinnati, hounded by feelings Injuries are an occupational one wall of the stall, his feet scure shortstop named Frank of inadequacy and by a perhazard that professional propped up against the other Duff)'. secution complex, he went to a athletes live with, and the good side. And he is ready to talk, Jote McNamara, who flOW hypnotist for treatment. "I live the same as I always muarages tue Reds, was a coach ones, like Foster, recognize The George Foster you see them as a temporary deterrent. have," he says carefully• "I with the Giants then. "George before you today is more But there's always that (lagging just have inure security now. I couldn't hit the breaking pitch composed assured and aware. the time," worry that it's not going to get go out every day and do the best at recalls "I'm sorry," he says. "I like I always have, living McNamara. "Even after he got snapped at you when you first can I better or that it's going to have a tangential effect the way by the pruniples of Jesus to the Reds, they had to send caine to talk to inc." - Willie l)t'ase 3 ,'. . 'p '' free agent, Foster was signed to George Foster, age 30, is the a whopping three-year Reds premier power hitter in contract that calls for more baseballtoday and has been for than $700,000 per annum, which the last three years. lie has led -v 1757 acing our - 4) 4 00 7' ( limOs-n 7 S's P I Blue' 6'ebtu:" 7 ( ,p ,. ("p)(p,.,. $10) am e s s 35P QiI 1) 8 80 I'll 15 16 50 I II I 1 394 4 60 1 llro)li' ' c s) 04171 ;; j 4 (9,1 Sl(Old G,inie I rp',t. 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' 7' 40 13 40 3 80 p too ,'.'o: ,, ., Pp' pp Game I rOni Ii ill V plop) Acspl I' ,', (in P4,-Sri, 'I A,n,',,c .in arrested, iiowever, if lie wereni Ronnie Franklin," Batting I based on ISO at b,its) National Lu-.ique As of Sit Its list rac p. 4 5 '.3), .11.500,1 1 14 • 6) 79640 y SpitlorfI t ,vrnvo Hun lsvet ,iqt' I based on 63 iflflifl9S pitchs'dl te'r iii'. t' I ,,( is','. I'll ip I 4p) 4 tO 14) i 0 (21)25 80 I' (III 6210 1 (32 L,',iqu,' (0 1 ''I heard his st'o'y and I believe' hun,'' said DeIp, wilo hold_s Franklin's contract. ''1 1k 5 Su_si$,'Jided by 14,.,' 8'tc hnq Victories .5? )Ø 3(3 2 8) Si $9 N,it,onal li',iqu, P.)uri'rb, .'' I' ? NIh 5) S Si p0? '1 1 ,'I 9 A 3 '.''. s t, '0?) lisp? i sr.,'. NY 8 Am,', u an ( ,'l pr' eaqut' Li,'? I', 1*3' '., 'i's,, ,'7 tnt (1?,', ,'(I 'si'., Il 1,3 thursds. ('liv Onti 5'. Ii'. I .-. IV il (ii 4 II tl I'p'. Stoh'ri Bases 0 30 2 lohnsnn I'' I', OP ,'' I I • ' 30 Cc ke'rsl.'y 7 3) S,'atlle' I D, k,'r Chst .3130 Ii.ir r os 7' 3> (lisrist'., "It's better for Kenny McMiuian and better for the school If In 'e ill I A 'I ,t?) p'.. 50 11 Out' sisp,in ,i,,i ,',,,l,'ipt '() IS 6'?? 290 2? 14vsults L,,',,qu, up,". es ) IS'9 0 49 IMP (.01 Ditrot WI'sors - I? ,! 21 Ph' 'SI . I L cent'' and Fx7milnt hun to ride in possession of cocaine. A securitwo races at Pimluco Thursday. ty guard said Framiklin was in a When Delp first learne'd of the parked car ''cutting a white season on my job," McMilljan said Wednesday. In other NL games, Phila"it was based on things that delphia trounced Atlanta, , happened at the University of Montreal topped Cincinnati, 5-i, - what happened at a California amusenlemit park where? he was And when tile explanation was over, Deip decided to & 3 N.ilional Detroit .s? Ha)turlor,'. rlicjh? M,srs,'sot .5? ('15. .1(31). ;IiqtiI Mp)w,iuke',' .11 SP,it?l,'. niçtr) ____________________________ United I'ress International relieve the former ace of his — WhIle the Houston Astros' 3Joe short-man duties and make him Sambito is earning admiration the long man coining out of the fi1c Ni i I I i a ii and envy with his sensational bullpen. relief pitching, San Francisco's "I'm thinking about the Gary Lavelle — an All-Star just move," said Altobelli. "If I two years ago — is slumping decide to go that way, Dave M iffed badly. Roberts will become the leftAfter the Giants had battled handed short man. Obviously, CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UP!) back to tie the score, 5-5, in the we have to make a change." — Kenny McMilIian, the black sixtt2 Inning Wednesday, LaSambito has been in 16 games starting quarterback at the a' Ii,1 ../ .r*"''.l-'aIe kl.giP.' Horn.' 14 uns (aipIps,'l( 3 ,illorna By 1,- sIn R,ice 31 I 439 GA 52 9 5'.' s s83 :0 Tnt,' ' W L Oct 1 t'II),bP ,6 I .oisi ,' ,'' -, Sir ISP Ui TPIrOIl'PI I Sambito Retains Touch, Lavelle Losing Ground? I IS 2 03 2 C/TA 7/ON 4 I All I titus EDT) Herald photo by Tom Neta.4 ' Fred Miller strikes pensive moment for Flagship >; c.'/ SIP, "4 Oil Si 71 10 1' .,. L: ' I c..,',,,r - . • * ; ... sit S (,)eve I S r,,is MI,iukee B. M,,n,'su?, 1 5, OtIt S (0 (5(5(5 5 A' J-5 - 14 sls Wednesday's York 2 1 uronlo I Nt !I " Il ,'l 30 tI Oaklano " '' H II 32 3? SOn Ii 15 470 M'nr, •4 1 1 ., . - - 1hg. ' , . ' .- -. 3 -, , ? CO . I 33 - WesI Te,ai', fl' - F To,on?o Call K,jn .5 I' ii (3, :s(sil it S fliPloil, I lilt Si oil ii ut i 011115 I los'a rd \Iooi'e, Itill' ('auuii1i ii'iio, Bra xtoii I'erkiiis, Victor S1iiudei's 1111(1 Jo.' Lali,. loan, mi i a-s u 5% u t 4ari 5s . out s. • at c, II os I. CI 1 I i11 iflS0hi Vuotli'u11 and h)avid Mossar. at Ostei Golf Club as Lee won Stockman tlçd for low putts his seventh win in 11 decisions. singles and three Minnesota double-header. In the opener, Innings; Houston 5, New York with an RB! single to pace San him during his senior year at low gross with a 42 and Payne with 31 eaeh. The lIed Sox took a bit more errors helped Bill Travers and Bucky Dent singled home a run 4: and San Diego 3, St. Louis 1. Diego past St. Louis. DeLand High Scho, - - ' 4 .• - i 1)5% - -- " - A KICK.,, Six Boston hitters — Butch In the third, Lynn cracked his Mariners 5, WhIte Sox 3: the winning run on a wild pitch downed St. Louis, 3-1. Ilobson, Carl Yastrzemski, 17th homer of tte season, then, Willie Horton smashed his for the Yankees. - 'turk - -. • Nts Nn?h '0.sc - 'I GIl S F - . , ' THEY GET Bos OX 110171 er Barrage Sin Ics . - - - - •__ - ,- - -p - -0. - a : 7.• • - .- ''' ace Craig Swan. S a 5 a... - j ' .5 • -. VV I - .....- . 3 C)s'selnd . V Detroit pitchers for home runs bleachers. In all, the Red Sax orioles 5, Indians 3: his major-league leading itni a double and a two-run homer to denied McMlllIan's charge — at Fenway Park Wednesday scored four times. 1h total to 59, as the Angels en. back the four-hit pitching of made when he was dropped to Dennis Martinez won night, while Mike Torrez spun a Steve Carlton. In the sixth, back4o-back straight game and Gary lo- Royals 9, A's 2: fifth string quarterc during "The Greatest," where do you think he lists himself among all the walloped the Tigers, 13-3. Jim Mason's two-out double wanted to replace him with a were followed with a runscoring Dauer belted home runs in a runs with a homer and a heavyweiglts in history? Third. double by shortstop Rick four-run fourth inning to spark sacrifice fly and Paul Splittorff LII the bottom of the 11th inning white quarterback. Who does he lid on top? Go get the book and find out. Detroit jumped out to an Burin. In the seventh a the Orioles. went the distance, pacing the scored Tom Hutton from second McMlllIan had led the Hurriearly 30 lead in the first on an three-run blast by Hobson Yankees 2.2, Blue Jays 1-3: base with the winning run to lift canes to a 6-5 record last year, Royals to their victory, 1181 single by Jason Thompson highlighted a four-run the in I e e, Payne G r a b Montreal to victory, ns their first winning Season since John Mayberry socked a solo Padres and a two-run double by Champ ning. Dwyer had a solo shot in homer with one out in the ninth 3, Car&nls 1: 1974. Summers, but Torrez decided the eighth to make it 13-3. In the National League, it was Gaylord Perry spaced out 11 June Lee and Lura Payne had a net is. that was enough. He allowed McMlllIan, slated to begin his inning of the second game to Pittsburgh 8, San Francisco 5; hIts for his 274th lifetime vic- junior year in the fall, said he took top honors in Tuesday's Detroit only five hits in the Brewers 8,'Twlns 3: boost the Blue Jays to victory Philadelphia 10, Atlanta 4; tory and Gene Tenace touched will try to transfer to utah - Halt I" 4' - . I I • and from his list, we learn that one of Blanda's secrets for longevity Is playing handball, Leave it to AU, though, to provide the biggest shocker. After all - 0' - velle was tagged by Rennie covering 27 innings, since May I University of Miami last year, Stennett, who tripled leading off L assie ' V ic fors when he was beaten by a will not receive ii scholarship the eighth and scored the Roger Freed grand slam - and next season and McMillian says Winmng run on a sacrifice fly by has not allowed an earned run the coach wanted him out from Kiwanis and Bowl America Manny Sanguillen. The Pirates in any of them. were Wednesday's winners UI added two more runs off Ule start. "I was sick. It took me two Head football coach Howard the Lassie League, with Kiwanis Lavelle In the ninth en route to days to get over that grand Schnellenberger announced grabbing a 9-3 win over Western an 8-5 victory, slam," Sambito said. Sizzfln as Pat Campbell and Wednesday MeMillian's scholVkb Blue also was hamHis scoreless inning streak arship was not being renewed. Julie Brown tripled, and Bowl mered for five runs before the increased Wednesday night He did not give a specific America stopped Italian- Pirates chased him aiter three when he allowed one hit in the reason. American Club of Sanford, 3-I, Innings, final two Innings as the Astros as Laverne Chisholin had two "I'm not saying it was San Francisco Manager Joe beat the New York Mets, 5-4. because I'm black, but as soon Dwyer and the recently ac- Yastrzemskl unloaded his 12th runs to lead the Mariners to J f'.". 'Xc -. - a 1itL'? Where Are You, Beau Jack CHASE 6 CO FLAGSHIP A5 R H EANK Graham 311 ABRH 0. M.rthi• I 0 • Korgan 333 Collins 222 Scofl S37 D. Mrthie I I 4 23 SheffIeld Iyinton Chirron 33 Knight 321 Johnson 3 0 • Schools 3 • 2 Canton 0 0 0 F. MUhir 321 Halt 3 0 0 Bak,r 020 . MIII 2I Cob I 0 0 Boykin I00 0. Manthh. 2 00 Ahboway 040 R..d o 0 0 Totals 30375 Totals 4 ' - L I . .',- The first five batters in the second inning drew walks was presented with the 10th before Michael Scott slapped a annual MVP Award by Gary two-run single and Brian Taylor, sponsor of the trophy Sheffield and Charron followed and president of the Sanford with run-scoring singles. Youth Baseball Association. Horace Knight followed with a Chase & Co. struck first walk and chased Chase starter Wednesday night when Dee Johnson from the mound. Theodore Graham singled to Timothy Scheetz greeted reliever Collins with an Hill lead off the first inning and ('iiaillh)S. .Jasper Collins honiered to single, anti three of the next (:luise & Co., the Little four batters drew walks, while right-enter field, National I ,iiiguv champ, was .Ierr Walsh drew a two-out the other was hit by a pitch. unable to Use its top three walk and circled the baSes on That brought on Dean hall as NEW YOItK UPI - The last time I saw Beau Jack, he was pitchers because they had three wild pitches as Chase & the third pitcher of the inning shining shoes in a Miami Beach hotel, and when I checked with l)it(tie(l in luesday night's ('o. stretched its lead to 3-0 in and he faced a half-dozen the hotel Wednesday to find out how he was (10mg, they told me, oning game loss to llagship, batters before working out of the top of the second. sorry, he wasn't there anymore, nobody knows where he went or and rules prohibit a player fr(,m It was a short-lived lead. the jam. Charron and Knight whatever became of him. pitching in two consecutive Flagship Bank sent 20 batters to both doubled off Hall in the That was a terrible shame, because there was a time when tournament gaines. the plate in the second inning second. Beau Jack was recognized as the world lightweight champion, le ('harron, who pitched and pounded six hits off three Fk1hiF) Bank kept up the when he fought 21 main events in Madison Square Garden bet- Tuesday night for Flagship and pitchers to score 17 runs. with seven runs on five ween the years of 1942 and 1950 and everyone knew him or at least )wld1Ml a pair of doubles and a Eleven walks in the inning hits in the bottom of the third, heard of him. single in Wednesday's game, contributed to the scormg. rending 11 batters to the plate. it was such a shame I kept tr1ni to incate him, and finally did - -•.. . , * Charron and Scheetz botn had " —wor:ig ui e bi a'ay lro:i doubleslathe third. which he shined shoes for 25 years. Chase scored its final three Beau Jack, who never knew what it meant to quit, still hasn't. ' runs in the top of the fifth on a He's a dishwasher now in a hotel kitchen and before going to work ' . . three-run homer by Clint ' there every day, he hangs around the hotel barber shop shining ' '* Byington. i. ê' . 'shoes to pick up an extra buck or two. #* ' F'lagshij Bank wrapned up , hi time, Beau Jack, a mmber of Boxing's Hall of Fame, the scoring with three runs in made a half-million dollars in the ring, and that was in the (lays ' the bottom of the fifth. when $500,000 was closer to what $5 million is now. lie doesn't '•. '''.' , Charron and Sheffield each t,#i l i . have $500 of it left anymore but doesn't blame that on anybody. • ' ., . collected three of Flagship's 15 "I had a lotta fun fighting," he says. "I look at it this way — if z ' 'a hits. Eddie Korgan, Scott and don't have very much today, you gotta remember I didn't have " Scheetz added two hits apiece. anything when I started. They used to say somebody robbed tue. I Collins had two of Chase's don't know If they did or they didn't. I don't have nothing against four hits. nobody." r- ::.1 i '/,. "- Flagship ilamik of Semuiinole erupted for 17 runs in the second inning \ednesdav night aiuil coasted to a 27-4; win over Chase & ('o., winning the Sanford I .ittle Major I 5cague City Chaiiipionship in two straight gaines. I're(lerick Miller pitched a ftiur'hitcr :tnil struck out eight for the Little Ainei'icaii i,c:iiii' , .- 4/ 4 I Oct U w ', Detro? - - Qh? I) .5% - ,g A' My most vivid memory of Beau Jack goes back to February of 1947 when lie aggravated an old knee injury In a bout with baby. faced Tony Janiro of Youngstown, Ohio at the old Garden. Jack was in such excruciating pain, he couldn't walk, but he wouldn't quit and kept chicken-hopping around the ring after Janiro. Caught against the rooes. Jack absorbed evervthin Janiro brought with him that night before sagging and failing to the canvas. Most of the 18,002 watching the fight thought referee Eddie Joseph would stop It after Jack struggled to his feet. Joseph, however, motioned for the two men to resume, and shortly afterwards, Jack's left leg simply buckled under him and he sank to the floor. His handlers carried him in agony to his corner from where he kept insisting he wanted to keep fighting, but Joseph stopped it then, in the fourth round, and It went Into the books as the first knockout Jack ever suffered. Of the 111 total bouts he had, Jack won 83 of them, Including a roturn with Janiro in Washington's GrUfith Stadium a year later. A heavy ralnstonn came down during the fight and with no covering atop the Senators' old ballpark, there was nothing that could possibly be done about the downpour. The two fighters didn't let it bother them, though. They took off their shoes and socks and continued fighting, with Jack eventually winning the 10-round decision. That was 31 years ago, and today Beau Jack, the little orphaned c: n 'fbi? il sri [),Qo:!llouc?Oii Sirs Chase Ousted In Title Game V byAkin Mover HLLNG THE GAP •._ #, b *?'# - Major League '• .111L * ' - - 'vJ' L SCOREBOARD Thursday. June 21, 1979 1 J I �OURSELVES ME IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, June 21, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, June 21, 1979-1B D istrict Rebekahs Elect Emily Jameson As Leader Members of Seminola Rebekah Lodge Number 43 recently hosted a district and friendship meeting. This combined session was held at the Odd Fellows Hall with members from all lodges in District Ten participating, Emily Jameson was elected as the new district deputy president. Other officers elected and appointed were Lucy Hamlin, vice president; Elizabeth Hannum, secretary; Armenia Weekly, treasurer; Rhea Mons, warden; Libby Tyson, marshal; Marie Crisco, conductor; Vivian Hooper, musician; Henry Jameson, color bearer; Eva Beckham, inside guardian; and Ann Harris and Myrtle Van Marter, supporters. Hattie Raynor, immediate past district deputy president, conducted the election. The newly elected district deputy president presided during the remainder of the meeting. She expressed appreciation for the confidence placed in her and asked the cooperation of her officers. One of the highlights of the evening was the courtesy given in honor of the new district deputy president. This courtesy, written by Nell Futrell, was enacted by Elizabeth Hannum and May Rubow. Eva Beckham, vice grand of Serninola, presented Emily a gift from the lodge. EMILY .JAMESON The charter was draped for Eileen Rector, past noble grand of Seminola and past district deputy president of District Ten. At the conclusion of the meeting a social hour with Friendship officers con- refrestunents was held in the ducted the opening and closing dining area. ceremonies of the regular meeting. Each friendship guest was introduced and given a gift by the officer whom she represented. Virginia Roche, noble grand, presided during the business portion of the meeting. it Sq M ES 4 I WhatShouldMomDo I Over Son's Ex-Girl? The Austins The MR. AND MRS. DANE I. AUSTIN Mark 50th Anniversary A Natk)nal Smoker Study Mr. and Mrs. Dane I. Austin, 400 E. Church Ave., were married on June 5, 1929 in Galax, Va. She is the former Anna L. Jennings of Baywood, Va. In celebration of their golden wedding anniversary, the couple were honored at open house r)r 'their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Austin,* Eagle Trail, Longwood. More than 100 friends and relatives called during the appointed hours, 2-4 p.m., including outoftown guests from Virginia and West Virginia. The couple have lived In Longwood for 17 years. He Is a retired carpenter, and Mrs. Austin has been a homemaker all her married life. Mrs. Austin's 50th wedding anniversary gift from her husband was a diamond pendant, fashioned from the diamond engagement ring h" gave her In 1928. She received another ring when the original one wore through. "The ring wore out," Mrs. Austin said, "and I just put It away. He had the pendant made from it. And it is just beautiful." d smokers Confirm'Enriched Flavor! cigarette Seminole Community College will be offering a Summer Workshop In Potter's Wheel under the auspices of the Humanities Division and the Leisure Time Program, beginning on July 23 and lasting until August 9. to satisfy! This ability to satisfy over long periods of time could be the most important evidence to date that MERIT is the first real alternative for high tar smokers. The program will run four SUMMER DANCE DAYS • Are Coming... ;. A " ' • ---...--.--.•. Tuition is $40. Students will also have to furnish their own clay and will be advised of the type needed the first day of class. The workshop will be held in Room G-127 In the Fine Arts building a.! Seminole Community College. Enrollment will be limited to 18 students, and all students must be at least 16 years of age. For further Information on registration, contact Ms. Fay Brake at the college at 323.1450, ext. 302. The primary purpose of the Workshop Is to offer Instruction in throwing on the potter's . . I ) '.q •. . I. * CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ' craod 250 S. Elm Ave. Sanford I wheel, involving raku and stoneware pottery. The first class period, says Wchmcyer, will include "lecturing with slides to familiarize the student with different types of pottery. There will be a brief discussion of the history of pottery, how it's developed over the years and how the potter's wheel has developed, as well as what potters are doing today." Wehmeyer has a BFA degree in commercial design and worked for several years In advertising. He has taught crafts and pottery and began teaching at SCC last fall. He presently has a studio set up and does commission work In jewelry, pottery, and ceramics, occasionally displaying his work at art shows accompanied by his wife. (Includes findings) * ALL CLASSES MEET DAILY MON. 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Discover with whom you best get along romantically be sending for your new AstroGraph Letter. Mail $1 for each to Astro.Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) You will find yourself much in demand today. But what is even nicer is that those who are seeking your company are of the finest character. —I 4j O'S'11MA.., ?M S.1 UI PsI os BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl I YOUR CHERRIE5 L IJL)ILB! (--.---1HA NK I WigglE IIPER# You, M'IEug! VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Lady Luck Is behind the scenes, assisting you with your amhfflnn hvfnu A frr$i,nntc •. of events will be due to her efforts, IABRA (Sept. 0.0d. 23) This Is an excellent day to try to turn some of your Ideas into profit. Seek out those you think can assist you. They're in a receptive mood. LI SC SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your greatest returns come today from someone In a high place who is favorably looking SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Much will be gained today II1IUUII V@IIUU &$$VUU 'fl 8:30 0 ANGIE Angle and Brad break the news of their elope. ment to Angle's mom and Brad's sisterIDI "' ' © COMEDY THEATER "Ma And Ducky" A new student trying to make friends in a high school finds herself caught between the most beautiful girl and the most powerful girl, 7:30 a" U -UAPW CL -. UB D HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ) MATCH GAME I $100,000 NAME THAT UNE tI CAROL BURNETT AND Fl ENDS Guest: Tim Conway. ffl DICK CAVETT Guests: ickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, 'Li30 Durocher, Tom Gorman. (F art 2 c 3) 9:00 QUINCY Quincy. with the help of a disfigured former movie queen, trios to expose an incompetent plastic surgeon. (A) 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 A young singer's (Yvonne Elliman) potential for stardom causes a murder which involves McGarrett in a struggle with the Hawaiian crime syndicate and mainland 8:00 D NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Winged World" Diascended from dinosaurs, birds of every size and descriptic)n inhabit every corner of the WI rld. C!) 0 THE WALTONS Elizahe fears that her grandfather ARIES (March 21-April 19) A few kind words from you will mean more to the recipient than you might realize. This person will see to it that good things happen to you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This could be a profitable day, with returns rolling In from more than one source. Possibly, as many as four jackpots could come your way. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Through the contacts of a good friend, your social life could take a fortunate change of By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag The Professor took his ace of hearts and led a club toward dummy. West rose with the ace and led a club hack. Now the Prof led dummy's deuce of trumps and rose with his king after East played low. Then he led a spade direction. Circulate among from his hand. North's queen topped West's jack and the Prof had held your pals today. by OUT XU FIND A WAY TO CUT IM 11:00 (2) (4)0 0 2) NEWS Leo Durocher. Tom Gorman. (ParI3of 3) of clubs. If he also held the ace of spades he would have opened the bidding." The Prof continued: "1 wasn't going to make this contract If spades were 4-I so had to assume they were 3-2. If they were 3-2 then the normal play of low to the queen followed by the finesse of my ten would win if East had been dealt A-J-9, A-J-8 or A-3-7. My play was going to win if East had been dealt A-9, A-B, A-7, A-9-8, A9-7 or A-8-7. Both plays would work if East held A-J. Note: If West had held J-xx, the Professor would have played a low spade from dummy on the way back and that low spade would have dropped the ace. (NEWSPAPF.R ENTERPRISE ASSN I (00 You have a question for the experts? Write "Ask the Experts," care of this newspaper. Individual questions will be answered It accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most Interest' ing questions will be used in this column and will receive Copies of JACOB V MODERN.) Sidney Goldsmith, Burt Reynolds. C!) NEWLYWED GAME 0 MA'S'H Radar writes home to his mother while Hawkeye carries on a foot inspection and Col. Potter gets shot in the backside, (A) STARSKY & HUTCH The -- - detectives learn that federal agents have given a homicidal A Irnn,., L (J.,.. sex maniac clemency In return for his help in nabbing a dope An dealer. (A) f) THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL 12:00 @J BIG VALLEY An old friend of Heath's is killed and Heath PLAZA TWIN 322-7502 THE SHOOTIST LMT AST NIT! L!!AZAT1 BARBRASTREISAND THE tracks down the killers. 12:05 RYAN O'NUL - 0 CBS LATE MOVIE .i ;p - Ill - -' 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE DINAHI THE LONG SEARCH 9:55 @D UPBEAT 10:00 CARD SHARKS ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) ED STUDIO SEE (A) 10:30 ALL STAR SECRETS @ LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 c) HIGH hOLLERS@ 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) ED HODGEPODGE LODGE CD dZ WHEEL OF FORTUNE U FAMILY FEUD El) MISTER ROGERS (A) AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 NEWS €1) SESAME STREET (A) 12:30 12 NEWS (4) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE © HOLLYWOOD SQUARES . - 100 (2)Q TOMORROW Gueet: -- Author Winzola McLendon. MORNING I3I / PETER FALK ALAN ARKIN . $"Kill."Nifty IMCOIOR' ' 5:63 Pit. CLUB 600 (J) EARLY DAY 0 - C!) CRACKEMARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE MOVIELAN RESTLESS OALL My CHILDREN l) JUUA CHILD AND CON. PANY 4) 0 322-1215 6:30 (4,) KUTANA 0 THE UTILE RASCALS 6:45 El) A.U. WEATHER I, 6:47 caow -- (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL PICTURES Prmnts "---S - - .- - VAN NUY$ BLVD Slvring BILLADUR CYNTHIA WOOD DENNIS 80 WIN MELISSA PROPHET DAVID I{ArWARD 740 NEWTON P.JACO8S • Pvo&c.d t'y MARILYN J. TENSER Wrdt.n arid D.IClSd by WILLIAM SACHS -------1 /C\ U I O'FO (c1rncvz ScvtEa ' WAL.KAMIL. \ INHIS11 1 WCr.I,L....* WELL WHAT DIMS IT SAY? ) 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE FLOWER SHOW 2:30 (2) (M ANOTHER WORLD @ 0 GUIDING LIGHT El) V.I. PEOPLE 3:00 Q GENERAL HOSPITAL El) FRENCH CHEF @)OM'A'S'H(R) El) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (3) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WORLD OF THE SEA ill) MAKE ME LAUGH El) SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 (.4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE NERV GRIFFIN GUNSMOKE 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE 000 COUPLE EZI MISTER ROGER8 (A) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 2) BEWITCHED El) OVER EASY Ritter Stars John Ritter isn't worried about his image. Not only does 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS he regularly play a fellow w ho pretends to be gay, but now he's been cavorting before the ANDLELIGHT - FruIt Cup or Cup of Homemade Fish Chowder, Tossed Garden Salad. Choice of Dressings, U.S. Prime Rib of Beef, Choice of Baked Potato with Butter or Sour Cream or Vegetable Du Jour, Homemade Banana Pudding. The latest escapade IS not part of his hit TV series, "Three's Company," but rather Ritter's attempt to make it on the big screen. The project is "Captain Avenger," a comedy about an unemployed actor who stands outside a theater In codwneto promote amovie by the same name. 11 A Avenger" does more for his $695 ukoQcQ,41 4 I DOii'T KNow. ofSANFORD—LAKEMONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns" Ph. 322-1910 attempts "The Other," "Nickelodeon" and in Bed." flitter said the entire - audience for each picture, taken together, could easily fit in his current, small dressing room. t Including the good, old-fashioned hamburger and cheeseburger. Our food Is fresh and delicious and served by friendly, Ties. courteous people who make eating out a real pleasure SPECIAL at a reasonable price. 3 PM 11 PM - So stop by Poppa Jay's and order something good 1/4 for the whole family. Even if the whole family wants something different. Enjoy your meal at Poppa Jay's or BOX FRIED CHICKEN INTRODUCTORY take it home with you at our drive-in window. And let us know what you think. French Fries, From his mobile dressing parked on the street, Ritter told The New York Times that he hopes "Captain IkR1S - A THE DOCTORS 7:25 cj TODAY IN FLORIDA lvi1aIjL - fell GARDEN career than his previous movie ARPIRI qR1' (MiJ -4 TURNS As Avenger Served Friday from 5 pm • 10 pm WHO WERE PFOAT ' PIWERAlr- FOR SOWN* over 1:30 AS THE WORLD (2) 2) TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI CA 0 SESAME STREET (A) PRIME RIB DINNER £WrnJ.JN& upe O#UOOK! scaoy L-Wr MG A NO1. ory 0000 MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR Eicghve Produce, I?'$. iiPW IN CONCLUSION, GtJYS, MOCCASINS WEF.E FIRST PVLOPP Y AWANQUIN . ABC consists of the popularity CD 'ROCKETT'8 VICTORY (2) PORTER WAGONER 5$ I hISS CLOSSO THuas, C by T. K. Ryan never aired. Dn.'i ,,I en.. PflQ I I UI 111t tLI.3 1:00 cameras in New York dressed in rose and turquoise tights and TUMBLEWEEDS programs draw almost as large an audience as original showings. Last week hardy proves the point, however, since the audience had a meager selection of new shows. Original programming for the week consisted mainly of movies, specials, a couple of regular series with leftover episodes because of in-season preemptions, and a few leftover episodes of yanked shows that were bought and Paid for but 4:00 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER iid r entry "Comedy Theatre" rated 59th 'and 60th. l'he' 10 top network television programs for the week ending June 17, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: 'three's Company; 2: WKRI in Cincinnati; 3: M-A.-SII; 4: Lou Grant; 5: Taxi; 6: Barnaby Jones, 7: Laverne & Shirley; 8: Murk & Mindy; 9: Charlie's Angels: 10: Angie. NEW YORK (UP!) - It is the of its Monday night reruns of a special on the Cartertime of television year when the "M-A-S11," "WKIIP in Cincin- Brezhnev summit in last place, Nielsen night -by - niht nati" and "Lou Grant. Over at and a disappointing next-to-last television ratings sheets carry ABC, on the other hand, for the delightful "Man Who a footnote that says, "Unless baseball struck out. Baseball Loved Bears" documentary. otherwise indicated, all pro- may be the national pastime, NBC's 'Coineds' Theater," grams are repeats." but last week's televised game devoted mostly to situation It also is the time of year tied with a "Jeffersons" repeat comedy pilots that didn't made when Americans like to get out- for a 52nd place rating on a list it, indicated the programer's of-doors, although this spring in of 66 progra.ins. decisionagainst letting them go sotne areas there was so much ABC also carried the two to series production was corrain it person could droAm in Ws lowest-rated shows on the list — rect. 111P last wo-ek's 4 ](111ble. backyard barbecue pit. Whether the reruns were chasing the audience out of the house, or the networks are justified in broadcasting reruns because no one is watching anv,ay, the fact is that viewing audiences as always are getting smaller as the daylight lasts longer, Despite the drop in televisionwatching, the ratings race still limps along. Last week CBS was the winner, relegating ABC to an unaccustomed second place but with NBC still bringing up the rear. Every show in the top 10 was a repeat, and broadcasters will tell tim II1,I rgnt.i,t, of r,.nntiI,.r 3:30 - p s DAYS OF OUR LIVES 14J MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE mole the sale of liquor. O MANNIX The daughter of a man about to be executed for murder hires Mannix to clear her father. It's It' The The Time Time For For Reruns Reruns ' 11:30 who Aires young g.rfs o pro- - 1237 7 PINANcifto 8:30 TODAY (2) U GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA €) LIUAS.YOGAANDYOU(RI Carson. Guests: Lillian Carter, Stan Li. and John Romlta - 8:00 (1) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO fE OVER EASY 8:25 2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny /"00 INIF rEEAVArp MALL_ ' 10:00 (1) (ED THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED Having failed to persuade Tom's father to sell his ranch, mobster Alex Budde (Anthony Franciosa) resorts to a desperate plan which back- disastrously. tran fires (R) ()O BARNABY JONES A pretty young psychic employs her clairvoyant powers to find a psychotic killer being searched for by J.R. (A) 020/20 ) SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Players" and "Butch And Sundanca: The Early Days." 10.30 ED AI.TON OCHSNER AT 80 Dr. Alton Ochsner, one of the first to connect smoking and lung cancer, is honored on his Both birthday. (A) 7:30 j TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA DICK CAVETI Guests: Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, "I didn't," replied the Prof. "I did know that East held the ace because I had taken the time to find that out. Wesi had sliown the king and queen of hearts and ace perienced by you and those who mean a great deal to you today. 9:30 0 CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy agrees to give the mayor a bit part in the police department skit. Winters. McCloud's search for a young runaway leads him to -'addition' to thh heart'and club he had to lose. "How did you know that West held the jack of spades?" asked the student. beneficial effect will be ex- gang. (Part lot 2)(R) Q BARNEY MILLER Barney's graceful transition into middle age is destroyed by his men's sudden Concern for his mental and physical health. (R) VIEWS OF ASIA "Hong Kong I Singapore: Fragrant Harbor / Lion City" John Ternpie compares Asia's two diverse city-states. "McCloud: The Barefoot Girls Of Bleaker Street" (1974) Dennis Weaver, Shelley htmnseU to one tnrnptr i Influences that have a 0trr TO PROVE I @) 0 cBs NEWS U ABC NEWS €Z VILLA ALEGRE(R) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 (1 THE CROSS-WITS EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT or AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Get your party duds ready today. Someone especially fond of you Is going to make certain you're going to have a good time out on the town. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) )E'1tog/ 1 R The LAW _____ 830 © NBC NEWS decision is made relative to the merits of surgery. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) There is a strong possibility of a raise or a bonus coming your way today for a job you did that normally doesn't pay extra dividends. Lucky you!— Is may be replaced when Grand. ma Walton begins dating a gentleman who ore proposed marriage to her. (R) 0 MORK & MINDY Mork decides to reveal himself as an alien being to collect $25,000 in reward money to use for Mindy's education. (R) H IZZON N ER Mayor Cooper's tough re-election campaign is hampered by an untimely visit from his overly zealous father. (Z) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Dog Days" James finds that while a vet's lIfe iS not altogether enviable, that of a dog might well be so. - EVENING 8:00 (2) (1) 0 0 NEWS STUDIO SEE Hang gliding In Virginia, making gril-sickles, building sand castles, and the adjustments of a young muscufar dystrophy victim. (A) significant improvement in vision. Each case has to be evaluated by a competent ophthalmologist before a contracts youhave cultivated in the past. They're now in a position to bring you good luck. by Bob Thavi _____ ____ WUIJ41i7.' Thursday, June 21, 1979—IB Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. WIN AT BRIDGE SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST TV HIGHLIGHTS - - yo ur ray. You might hear of YOUR BIRTHDAY Some sort of generous gesture Is coming your way today. I WAS CERTAINLY SURPISEP IV MHEAR u,va cic'Et7 10 packed with dense old cells, These become opaque, and it's difficult to transmit light through the lens. when an the lens is involved to such 'an extent that it For Friday, June 22, 1979 I hope that wr I mommom no_ HEMEEME OEMl OEMmommom, Nomom gu uull MONROE mom RENEE RENEE J..l i. momgoii mommomBEE mom. RENEE Jul OEM mom a By BERNICE BEDE OSOL SECAU5EOF 7M6 DRWATK Y)C4A6 I&) 7WJAG6 — "L I1J IllhlIIlL:.?:;T 1uwuL1!ll!U!.. With Catarac ts I raw I WANT TO COMPLIMENT YOU ON THAT GREAT S I X- COURSE MEAL, COOKIE ACROSS 46 Spike Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Ovine mama How 10 D eal I Large bird 48 Glide on snow 1!L!4NL 181 1 1 8_ JBjIJ SJ 4 Printer's 49 Actress measure (p1.) D1EIA1NJ5JOIT.IOINJ Louise E!SITtAITIE_WIAITLLL!J 7 Inordinate 51 Puffed _P1 I 4MIEINITIOI S011-4st"m 55 Short lanceJUE1RD!H1O1W 10 Sup 56 Master NIM . I1.IEj IjG I Type of cross T ci El L Sawyer VII INI 12 Seed 57 Coal scuttle ofU1jsrJoloJsLI.F containers DEAR DR. LAMB - I have I K JUl E I E IC IA I P1 58 Word on a 14 Downwind ,.4vioIJc$Cj.,jOJWbOkI cataracts and can't wear towel 18 Musings P' Lfl• .. jT)HIAJI1 glasses touching the sides of my 59 Ideal gas 18 Insect egg _ B LT I NI 9 I.!..I El TI condition 19 Dry,as wine F jT A I1 LI I I ci nose where glasses normally (abbr.) 21 One (Sp.) ret, so I'd lie mo interested in Lamb 22 Position 60 Explosive 20 And so on 34 Source Of finding out about the removal of 24 Put (abbr.) metals (abbr., Lat.. 2 — cataracts If this Is possible. I'm 25 Sign of the 38 No matter wds.) quite far advanced now. future DOWN which 22 Irish fuel 26' Inventor Recently I read an article in 38 Compass Whitney i Snakelike fish 23 Woman's point local paper about 51 rabbits name 27 Reckless 2 Actress West 24 America's 39 Votes fl developing cataracts after becomes white or is unable t 29 Shining 3 Spoons 41 Garden plant to transmit light, it's called uncle 31 Surpass exposure repeated 4 State (Fr.) 35 Jobs 25 Work of an 42 Nation microwave radiation. What I'd mature cataract. 5 Impair 43 Mr. Heap 36 Reply 27 Religious There are a number of 4e, 6 Bubbled like to know is: Are there ex45 Heartbeat 37 Ancient service 7 Saga chart (abbr.) perirnents being done on how to factors that will contribute t Hebrew 28 First.rate 8 Deity 47 Food cataracts. Diabetics are m'or ascetic reverse cataracts? (comp. wd) 48 Water drain 40 Diamonds (sI) 9 Music hall DEAR READER - There prone to developing then 13 Rational 30 Squeezes Out 50 Three (prefix) 41 Also are some enthusiasts who earlier in life. Radiation can b 32 Evening 15 Mental 52 Very warm 44 Wily believe that you can reverse a factor in causing them. tj 33 Pack of acumen 45 Large deer 53 Long time (p1.) 17 Offspring playing cards 54 Insecticide cataracts with drops, diets and there's a body of evidence tha IInU Ihn• •,lIn.,iIê .. other procedures, DUL after UIW'(flV UII IuuuvIuiv careful review by qualified from sunlight may be an irn ophthalmologists, it is the portant factor. I'm sending you The Health opinion of the American Letter number 13-6 on cataracts Ophthalmology Service that the to give you more information treatment only effective about them, when you should is cataracts for available have surgery and what can be surgical removal, Some of the confusion may be done. Other readers who want llrelated to differences in animal this issue can send 50 cents with research and human responses. a long, stamped, self-addres.ed .. And some of the confusion may envelope for it. Send your also be due to misinterpretation request to me, in care of this of what is a cataract and what newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, is a vacuole (bubble) In the Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. lens. LI UU II(IV atWPI.t There are basicreasons why people develop cataracts. you will probably be able to u.4e Almost everyone develops contact lenses after the cyds HERE some form of cataracts If they have healed. This will get away live long enough, even If it's not from your problem with the large enough or In the right pressure of the cataract glasses location to Interfere with vision. on the sides of your nose. :j You see, the lens of the eye is would like to add that not really a form of specialized everyone who' has cataracts Jill a.l skin. As your skin regenerates, necessarily requires surgery. the cells are sloughed off the Sometimes the vision is still 0 surface. This cannot happen adequate for that particular (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Inside the eye, so the old cells person's needs. are pushed to the center of the In other instances, there Is lens. The new cells are always another disease in the eye, on the outside of the blobular which means that removal of cataracts lens. In the course of time, the the wouldn't center of the lens becomes necessarily result in a too OFFER 99 Regular Price $1.69 PIPPIN1 jaiy's 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford PHONE 322-9212 Z o Hours Of Operation: Sun. thru Thurs. lOa.m.to 11 p.m. Fri. and Sat. lOa.m.to 12 p.m. - fr l.A 4 • .. *V*1.4 V -'-.4,,,..-. . ---- S - -- . ..........- — ' - - - - I - .--.-.----.---" ___ �B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, June21, 1979 18—Help Wanted REALTY TRANSFERS CLASSIFIED ADS ____________________________ Dunmar Corp to Ronald A. 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Sanford Rotoract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole South Seminole AA, noon, mental health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. OES Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Al Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. C. 0. Thompson, sgl to Bruce L Thompson & Gary C. Thompson, sgl., Lot 30 Sans Soucl, $100. Harry Huntzinger 8. Dorothy toRichard C. Chapman&wf Donna, W 63' of Lot 216, Queens Mirror So. Addn CB, $31,000. Wm. T. Craddock & WI Carol to Michael E. Zeto & WI Paula E., Lot 260 Winter Springs Unit 4, 174,4 Frank J. Holmes, sgl to Frank A Dasse & WI Jean E., Lot 1 Trailwood Ests,, Sec. One, $34000 Robert S. Beske & WI 0. Beverlyto Sidney P. Griffin & wi Sally, Lot 90 San Sebastian Ilt.s., Un, 5.56,000. Frank A. Dinardo & wf Lois to Sveen Corp., Lot 102 Goldie Manor 2nd Addn, 124,000. S. .J. Baxley & WI Sylvia to Frank .1. Goldsmith I wI Peggy C., Lots 1 2, 01k 20 Sanlando The Sub, Beaut Sanford Sec., 539,900. Tompkins Dec. to Philip A. Lorch & wf Dorothy, Lot 51, Garden Lake Ests., Unit One, $53,400. Joe M. Slater & WI Vanessa to Wm. L. Hall & WI Marilyn, Lot 13 81k 3), Townsite of North Chuluota, $21,600. eil J. Meagher & WI Dorothy to Peter C. Morency & wf Donna M., Loll, 01k 0, Oakland Ests., 1st Sec., 139.000. Billy J. Sthiivan IWI Doris to Eugene R. Ernst & WI Janet, Lot 9, 01k G, The Woodlands, 170,900. W. E, Kirchhoff Jr. and WI Lucille C. to Harold 1. Ues & WI Emily, Lot 101 and N", of Lot 102, Plnecrest, 113,500. Ben Ward Agcy, inc. to Rodney Green & WI Judy, Lot 9, $10,000. Coronado Indus, inc to Alvin C. Cummings & wf Cindy J., Lot 2), Sonora S. Un 1, 533.500. CS Gardens mc, to Raynel Homes, Inc., Lots 40, 11, 44, 45, 46, 47, Golf Course Add to CS, $3Ø03 The Greater Const Corp. to Ellen E. Williams (sgl), Lloyd G. Levain Sr. & Dorothy M. Levain, WI, Lot 75, Tibet- Run 5cc, $52,773. The Greater Const. Corp. tO Associated Motivators of Orlando Adventure Seminar, 7 p.m., University Inn., E. Highway 50. FRIDAY, JUNE22 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 a.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m, St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Lengwood 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. & Old-fashioned "hoe-down," 6 p.m. to midnight, Maitland Civic Center. Square dancing, country store and round dancing with disco exhibition. 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. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Chruch. SUNDAY,JUNEZ4 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 Minnir Drive, Sanford. . MONDAY,JUNE25 Monday MornersToastmastersClub, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Welht W______________ ChuFc 7 p.m., amonte Spruigs. 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. . Tone 7p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and County Club, Lake Mary. Altamoute 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 t. TOPS CL,r 79, — Longwood Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 a.m,, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Speaker Rep. Bobby Brantley. Associational builnegs meeting of Motivators Orlando, 7:30 p.m., 133 Whooping Loop, Altamonte Springs. — TUESDAY, JUNE Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center, N, Edgemon. Preschool storytlnie, 9: a.m., Sanford Branch Library. Sanford Uous, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoina, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7p.m., Summit Apta., Casselberry. Mid-florida REACT, 7:30 p.m., First Federal t Seminole, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBax'y Players, DeBary, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Com. munity Center. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. SemlnoieA.A, 8p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. FRIDAY, JUNE flee("Res,rve golf tournament, Mayfair Country Club, in conjunction with NAS Sandord Reunion, Dinner Dance at Fleet Reserve on West First Street to follow. Donald R. Mendorf & Barbara A. WI, Lot 100, River Run Sec 3, $59,200. Greater Const Corp to John William Capone (sgl), Lot 103 River Run Sec. $39,700. Greater Const Corp to William 0. Hart Jr., (sgl), Lot 12, Sausalitor, 3, 1.59,700. WS 0ev Corp to Nader Constr Co., Inc., Lot 153 Winter Springs Un 3 120.000. Nader Const Co, Inc to James Huxley Walters & WI Betty S., Lot 153, Winter Springs Un 3,1)00. OlinAMHomesof Fl, Inc to Gerry W.WlllIannon & WI Glenna H., Lot 4 51k 0, Sterling Park Un'3,i4,300. Karl Neumann & WI Marianne to Bruce E. McGuigan (married), Lot 1, Eurek Hammock, 120,000. Treetop Prop, Inc to Superior Const Co. Inc. Lots 3 & 4, 01k 17, N On, $10,000. Sally Levy to Joseph & Michele R. Levy, Un 203, Ast Hts Cond, $100. Barbara Dampier, igl to .1. R. Hattaway & WI Sally, E', Lot 23 & Lot 21, 81k 5. W. Wlldmere Secoiio Sec., $32,700. Bessle L. Johnson to Charles E. Reed & WI .iann, Lot 19, BIk F, Temple Terr Annex, $23,000. Peter M. Gray & MIldred S. Wang to John A. Siruannl & Susan 1.. WI, Lot 13, 61k A, "The Springs" Spreading Oak Vill, $51,000. Wesley Eugene Meyers & WI Lorl to Judith C. Van Crc (married), Lot 34, Lake of Woods Townhouse, Sec i, Ronald J. Skidmore & WI Nancy Jean to DavId 0. Oates I. WI Susan, Lot 13$, Longdale First Add, $39,500. Sec sis,000. TImothy L. Faier 1 0. Jane Faler (sgl) to Carl 0. Gutmann Jr. & WI Elizabeth W., Lots 18.19, Sanford HeIghts Add to SanI., $28,000. The Greater Constr Corp. to Anne Richards (sgl), Lot 5, Sausalito Sec 3, 150,700. Greater Constr Copr, to James P. Hiinka & WI Cheryl A., Lot 55, River Run, Sec 3, $54,900. Greater Constr Copr to Michael SIlb.rgleit & wf Ruth, Lot 1)4, River Run Sec 3, $59,900. Grter Conttr Copr to Sidney P. Griffin $.wf Sally Z., Lot N, River Run, Sec 3, $51,400. Greater Constr Corp. to David 0. Whippet- & WI Leslie R., Lot ), Mapdarin Sec 1, $15,900. rsater Constr Corp to Warren M. Winner II & wf Linda Sue, Lot 92 River Run Sec 3, $50,900. Greater Constr Corp to Donald MeIkIe 1. wf Betty Lou, Lot 104, River Run 3, Greater Constr Corp. to Richard R.Williams&wfLamarH,,Lotl01, River Run Sec 3,151,100. Sec ssoo. Greater Constr Corp. to Susan A. Warren & Dean S. (ho), Lot ioi River Run Sec 3, $51,400. Einhelt Contr Co. Inc. to Donald E. O'Orto & WI Carol E., Lot 43, Carolyn Est. $44,900. Magnolia Set-v Corp to Peltzer Constr Co. Inc., Lot 9, Wekiva Club [it, Sec 6, $20,000. James C. Gamble & WI Eydle J. to Thomai J. Winter (sgl), Lot 15, Wekiva Hills, Sec 6, 113.900. John Donnelly & WI Louise to SATURDAY, JUNE 30 10th Annual NAS Sanford ReunIon, 11 a.m., Fleet Reserve, West First Street. Food, entertairunent. Polka Dance sponsored by Polish American Space Coast L.odge 30 at Sertoma Center, Old Apie Plasa across Highway 1from Marina, 8 p.m. to midnight. Open to public. TUESDAY, JULY 3 Personality Breakfast featuring U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, 8 am., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. WEDNESDAY, JULY4 Uttle Miss Firecracker Pageant sad Fourth July celebratIon sponsored by Altamonte-South Sesninole Jaycettes and Jaycees beginning at noon, Altamonte Mall. ThURSDAY, JULY 5 Deliary Bleed 'sw1ag, 4-7 p.m., community center on Soith Shell Road, for donors 17 through 65. tt ''b'" JjizL àSVbd. ,.,W .* Robble E. Carter & WI Debra L., Lot 1)2,, Lake Harriet [It,, 33,OQ. Joseph Smith. 1. *1 Gladys to WillIam Louis. beg SE corner Lot 3, Martin, Plan Seminole County, 5E¼ NE¼ 15.21 etC., $600. Greater Constr Corp to Sausalito Condominium As, Inc., prt 01 of Sec 2121-30, $30,000. (QCO) Lydia C. Rogers & James F. Rogers (sgi) to A. J. Fox, Tn, Lots 6.7, 81k 31, Townsits of N Chuluota, o. Sec ______________________ AVON — FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. increase your earning power. For details, cell 644.3019. 3 Lines Minimum Before PubIicQtiøn Noon The Do1j BOYS GIRLS older an exciting opportunity to earn EXTRA durIng h I vacation, Call Circulation Dept. 3222611 Legal Notice 9—Good to Eat * _____________________ said hearing. W. E, Knowles City Manager City of Sanford, Florida Publish June 21, 1919 DEK.104 — 11dt1 Experienced or will train if sharp & responsible. Excellent corn. pany with terrific benef Its. Local UtbIe Churcn seetis inose looking for a Good Fundamental Church to Worship with Grace Bible Church People. 323-940. RETAIL SALES Retail background possible management position. Legal Notice ____________________________ TERRITORIAL... MANAGER ExperIenced In building supplies 1. materials. Excellent op. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 79.375.CA.$4( portunity. ATLANTIC BANK OF ORLANDO, etc., DRIVERS Long distance very good potential for excellent money. Plaintiff, VS. JOSEPH 0. GREENE, JR., etc., at LIX., t el.. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter 865.09, Florida Statutes, will regIster with the Seminole County Comp. Iroller, upon receipt of proof of publication of this notice, the I Ic. titious name, to wit: SEMORAN CHIROPRACTIC HEALING ARTSCENTER under which It.e. parties are engaged in business at 1300 North Semoran Boulevard, Winter Park, Florida 32192. That the parties interested in said business enterprIse are as follows: Roffler ChiropractIc Clinic, PA. 1500 North Semoran Boulevard Winter Park, Florida 32792 Helse Chiropractic Clinic, PA. 1500 North Semoran Boulevard Winter Park, Florida 33792 DATEDat WInter Park, SemInole County, Florida, this 30th day of May, 1979, ROFFLER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, PA. By: RexW. Roffler, President WAREHOUSE Defendants. NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 11th day of September, 1979, at the hour 0111:00 A.M., at the west Position for hardworking person. PAINT SHOP HELPER No experience necessary lust willing to work. Good pay with excellent benefits. Chance jor front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, the undersigned Clerk will offer for sale to the hIghest and best bIdder for cash the following descrIbed real Property: Lot 19, Block A, Lakewood Shores, according to the plat 'thereof as recorded In Plat Book 10, Page 32, Public Records of SemInole County, advancement. CARPENTER Terrific opportunity steady worx. RECEPTIONIST Excellent typing skills I. telephone and appurtenances on said land or used In confunction therewith, perience, fast moving office & MANY ________ Clerk of Circuit Court By: Eve Crabtr Deputy Clerk Publish: June 14, 2), 179 Legal Notice . - AMENDED NOTICE OP SUIT TO, THE RYTEX CORPORA s Division woman, IN RE: ESTATE OF ROSCOE MARTIN, NC'TICU OP SALE NOTIC.EISHEREBYGIVENIha$ 00 the 28th day of June. 1979 at 11:00 am. at the west front door of the Courttse of Smlnoie county, at Sanford, Florida, the undersigned Clerkwili olfirforsalethe following TION co MIcha.i Fleenming 203 West 1st Street $nford, Florida 32771 Defendants. - Builders. Call 322 8910 after pm, BATEMAN REALTY . Reg. Real Estate Broker .7638 Sanford Ave. 32l.059 Aft Hrs. 322-7643. 322 63' Mobile home, 2 BR, I';B Partlyfurn.,AC,Iights Water turn. 322-5659 i,EED A SERVICEMAN?. You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. build to suit — our lot or yours. FHA.VA.FHA 2358. 715 36-Resort Property _________________________ As IS Sl8.000-Sanforci, 2 frame houses. Live in one & rent the other. Ideal for the handyman. Call Deltona 571.1079. - __________________________ Furniture Salesperson for downtown Sanford store. Must have experience. Call 323.5322. 37&—Office Rental - - -"REALTOR REALTY 03 - dcr YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED theta Suit has been filed against you intheCourtllstedabov,and you are requIred to serve a copy of your Answer or Pleading to the PetItion en the Psaiotlu's Attorney, Thomas C. Greene, P.O. 1*693, Sanford, FlorIda 32771. and file the odginal Answer or Pleading In the OffIce at the Clerk of the above Count v Court, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or before July 3, 1979. If you fall to do by default will be taken agaInst for the relief dimgnded in the PetItion. DONE and ORDERED 1HIS 29th day of May, 197L Arthur H. SickwIth, Jr. Clerk By: Jeennlne Iqys Deputy Clerk (SEAL) THOMAS C. GREENE Attorney for PlaintIff e.o. iox 0$ Sanford, FlorIda 32171 real property. ii, less the North 52 fiat thi-eof, and .11 of Lot 12, Block 11, BEL.AIR, accordln the plat thereof as recorded in Plat look 3. Page 79, Public Records of $indp.ole County, Florida. togethaz' all structures, lm. provsments, fixtures, eppliances, and appurtenances on said land or in coniunction therewIth. ' The aforesaid sale wIll be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en. t.rsdinCiyilNo. fl.727CAOfl( now pending in the Cirvit Court of the Elghtienth Judicial CIrcuIt in and tOt- SemInole County, Florida. OATEDthislthdayof Jun, 1979. ' For Sale by Owner 3 BR. 1' bath block house , in Lake Mary, 3236659 2218 Palmetto, I BR. 2 baths on 3 lots $39,900. WORLD. to with so, ludomeew (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the CircuIt Court By: Eleanor F. luratta Deputy Clerk PublIsh: June 14. 2), 1979 Publish May31 & June 7, 14, 71, 7979 DEJ.142 DEK47 - . ...' ,...: - - -...,. _ •• — ,. — . ,,. — _ . •— - . . -, The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2135' S. French (Il 92) Santo '.') INC. BROKER 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., SOnford Couplew4ntstoreflfurouprqpe house, average sIn'. ?j,7 anytIme except 11a.m. to 1 p.m. '_:rL INC. " . -'-Pve.322-0612, 322. 1587, 323.1177 _____________________________________ 40.BT,'ipleX - ' , ' , .' - , .- .s building lots zoned for triplex or duplex. $5500 & 15000. - _______________________________ 3fl.fl2, 414 Myrtle Ave. ____________________________ 2 BR, 1 bath house completely Clean furn. room. Separate bath & entrance. Air & heat. Close to restaurants. Cable TV hook.up. 322.3114. renovated, over sized lot, Need a commercial site for ceramic Shop? We have it. 521.500. Good location. ' Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm. 2.37$0. _______________________ 30-Apartments Unfurnished _______________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-8610 Mariner's Village. ' Paint & body shop all equipt. plus 1 BR apt. on 2 lots in excellent location br business. Call for ''moredetails.$79,900. . -, ' 11.000 buys you Ibis 96*120 lot in Paola. Ideal for your new home. W. Gannett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER ASSOc. 107W. Commercial ____________________________ We have (2) 5 acre tracts in Osteen that may be just what you one looking for. So call us. Phone3fl.788I,Sanford New 235 Homes, _________________________ Apis. for Senior Citisns. Down. town, very clean 8. roomy. See Building lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. Good terms. Owner holding. - 41—Houses Large AIr Cond. Sleeping Room Quiet man preferred I acre near Wekiva zoned for mobile home or home, w-el & Septic already lhere. Deeded right to river al!o. Good terms. . Owner hold - 4 pct. interest to " quelfied buyer. $30,000 to $38000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 332 3357 ur. "' '-" _____________________________ I' U, carpont,clbl iot, fenced bk, CH. behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000. VA or FHA. We have (4) 2 acre tracts zoned agri. Owner holding with good 'terms. - ALLFLORIDAREALTY ' Oc SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 372-0231,323-7173,327.0779 Wekome ' REALTY ' ' OVER 175 SALES THRU MAY 1979 r - ''.--, ..i a . . JUST LISTED' 3 BR, 1 bath home in Country Club Manor w.C. lIlA, ww carpet, eat-In kit., builtin shelves in LR, & newly painted! Fenced backyard on lot' Yours, for just 578,900! 43—Lots-ACreage _______________ - BEAUTIFUL' I BR. 2 bath home on lovely shaded lot! C.HIA, DR. spacious BRs, entry foyer I More' BPP WARRANTED. Super buy for $39,930! UNBELIEVABLE! 1 BR. 3' balh home w every imaginable feature! Pool & Patio, Lg FR W' wet bat, DR. eq. eat.in kit., a. huge BPs? Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Your Dream Come True for 890,0001 ______ -- 7 Acres (mol) Lake Sylvan area 110,000 William Maliczowski, REALTOR 3231983. -- - NEWCOMER! VA-FHA-235-Con.Homes Low Down Payment MFlOdd*bs Own gmstIng y$W - cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lOt. - V Enterprise, Inc. Newly redecorated 3 BR, 2 bath home. 27*12 game room, ideal (or large family, beautifully landscaped, close to shopping, school & recreation area. Managed 4 A cell from you will bring .111' visit from our t. pfSSintatIvi. ehe has bro. iurss civic Infonnation; 4° P with your Shop. Plug needs, Card. of Ill.. trOduction flOffl local met-chants. Floilds Country Property Treed 2'. acres near I 4 1 SR 16. 3 BR enclosed ______ I.M1'1IL1 _________________________ REALTORS [J3 Branch OffIce "" — ' .S7'our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding Ishingtt' roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3l03OnlandoDr. 323-5700 VAI FHA Financing _____________________________ '______ 43—Lots-Acreage _. LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 reSidences on approx. 2 acres. 100 ft lake frontage, $75J03 ESTATE SALE P.aborn CHOICE MAYFAIR extra 1g. 3 BR, 70, formal LR, FR w.FP. eqp. kit w breakfast bar, extra Ig utility. dbl oarapc, good storage, lovely yard. 167.000 W 121.735dwn. & assu,np or - - S pc. BR suite new, $239; S LR new,$399; Loveseat$44.9$Iup; PC. dinettes, 169.95 & up; Ref. $301 up. El. stove, $601up; full slxedraperies.$10&up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of ,. . I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR Harold Hall ACRES NEAR LAKE lIAR. NEY, GENEVA AREA. $1300 S ACRES NEAR HWY 16 CLOSE 3 LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS. 5)0.000 TOTAL. 6'i It. Good condition. $135 3230396 I 2439$.MyrtleAve.,Sonford REALTORS I3S. S Irc.nch I'? 921 Sanford 32)5321 _____________________________ 323.5774 Dy or Night -' . -- _-. -- Sanford 321.0640 Sanford 321.0702 I . . - ii krn I _________________________ k ______________________________________ _________________________________ Air - Conditioning Appliances 72—Auction PUBLIC GUN AUCTION SUN JULY I. I P M SANFORD AUCTION 323 1310 - Fof Estate. Commercial & Residenlial Auctions & Ap praisals Call Dell-S Auction, 313 5670 Going on VACATION must dispo'.c oh ornp, Antique birdSeye' maple BR set. inc b'rdseye maple rocker & Straight thom. hide a bed. 6 no old; new & Slightly used couches, white ralfn couch & tflEIt(hint4 love seat. Drexel DR SUite, w thina, king size & other beds iIie'.t'. 8. other turn items. couches, $50 & up. beaulitul Up right pu,rg, AC's & other tine ,tcmns flu, now before vacation DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 313 5610. open d.iys 10 AM to S PM . EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 372 2611 or 831 9993 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 3230039 Lawn.Garden Beauty Care Anericati Sod 814 2200 flAB IA SOD 531 (400 sq. ft I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook 519 E IsI SI,, 3? 5717 Free Del. on 1400 sq II or more _______________________________ Lawn Maintenance" — Carpentry LANDSCAPING Total lawn care'. resmder,tuai & Commercial 322 744) after 6 - ------- — _____________ Certibied Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 323 8119 32) 0098 IS YOUR HOUSE RROKEN Repair. re'no',ation & light const No heavy price's John 322 1173 _______________________ Ceramic TUe .. ____________ I-essmaking - J hI area residents with that special something ' ___ ON SALE-NE twin sIze box WIAS & mattress 133.93 Pc NEW coffee table with 2 malthingendtabl,s$)9.5anf0r,j Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. EXTRA news coverage, local, state and national. EXTRA sports coverage. EXTRA special features, WSAQPViTsBS 0 Homeimprovements ,,,, . RACO Foam, Iiberglas & Cellu lose Lowest prices Call 371 0839 or 901 731 6708 collect I D&MLAWNCARE ReSidential & Commercial 312 5542 - M g,,, - U,,flg Yard Debris, Trash Appliances 8, Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5311 Infing DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. 305) 372 9160 OAVESPAINTI Trim your house. $145. 1 day serv od paint 1 Ref 3)1 5529 Plumbing ServIce CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S.C.. BALINT 8. ASSOC, 322 $66S ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, leaks. Ft Service Chg Cds 373 0171. 3224601 Concrete work- __________________________ Patios, sloe walks, driveways mL Seminal. County'i only daily newspaper... General Lanascaping Rj '.peci.tl.sls. lOp Soil & till dirt, lawn mount 8. tree trimming. 313 2948 ______ _______________ Supplies, dog hOUSeS, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outsIde runs, also air cond. caues. 322 3752. INSULATION- Ratting, blowing, - . ANiMAL HAIVEN Dog & Cat boarding, balhing. clipping, flea conlrol PcI Free Esti. 'r,ate. Call Mr. Taylor 312.5515 PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323 0479 after 5:30 Raili Custom buill ironwork Window guards, gates etc Martin-s 313 7111. 139 169) m. Im1 .jj Ewnlng rIIem1d Si) N. Fried, Ave., Sanford -. Lawn Service ____________________________________ Alterations, L)reSSmak ing Drapes, Upholslery _ -------------- MO WING & LAN DSCAP ING 323 4881 Free Estimate MEINTZER TILE New or repair, lealey Showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 056? - Grooming & Boanlng FOR 70 YEARS the Evening Herald has providc Sn ford Handyman I•liiiJY u'i,hn Will hoe OthnQi groves on contract large Or small Will wash I Story houses or prune small groves 377682' 1-,i mOO ' Central Heat & Air Cond Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 372 1771 ____________________________ RIP Exterior Fungus & mildw removal, Roof'., walls, decks, etc Free Est 3396066, 668 8335 Si-HouseholdGoods I OrIando327.1577 Paying $16 & ei men's, $8 6 up womens c1nSS rings, Also buying wedding bands, Sterling & any marked gold. Any cond 678 7232 3775791 Sofa-TraditIonal, lightgreaz, SEIGLER REALTY GREEN 1974 Toyota Ce'Iii a C, 1. 5 spO clean. I'M AM. vinyl top, asking 52500 321 2111 itt ii ,ui Exterior Cleaning trailerpads,blocks,st,ps Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. 333.5751 I i , ,5 $395 _________________________ 1 1p 1968 FORD WAGON 5CA5l4.. 1973 '191? Winnie Mini SteppIng stones, sand, rock, greasetraps,ste,I, cement, car stops, linleis, sills, I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAKE GEORGE. $4,900. The Real Estate AgenCy - 75—Recreational Vehicles £ $495 WAGON 8G-Autos for Sale 3270107 dryer; New 6.000 B.T.U. Air Condilioner, Amana. Call 333 2307. MONROE. ZONED DUPLEX. l.REALTOR, MLS - 1972 16 U. Fiber Glass boat, motor 8. traIler; Frigidaire electric 17.500. BROKER Wanted Appliances any cand Washers, refrigerators. etC Kellogqs AuctIon, 313 7050. SleepS 4, extras ____________________________ Realty Carport Sale-- Appliances& Misc. 1969 CHRYSLER ' __________ Excellenf Condilion 322 0181 residence, office 8. institutional. 5.32.500. ( 'ID) _____ Blvd, Fri. lhru Sun. 323 1267 9 till 495 ______________________________________________________________ i i .1 p - .. 2 lamps, S pc. dinetle set, LR furniture. cocktail table I end latle, 7 BR. sets, music center stafld,tCfltlOxlOxIO,Oddslends galore. 373 0982. NICELY WOODED. si7,500. [xc. terms. Dr. Park Ridge oIl Lake Mary Mopedl9lS Safari Shadow 372 1625 3lQSanlordAve. 1', ACRES WILSON RD. AREA rooms, fenced yd With well & sprinklers, "inground" pool. Choice neighborhood. 143,900. Everything must g, Furniture, clothing, bnic a brac, bicycles, Sewing items. etc. 130 Lakeside 1971 CHEV. MONTE 1 CARLO Buy Sleeping Bags, 1)1.99 up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS WEKIVA FALLS AT HWY 16. 13,900 FANTASTIC Ig family 1 BR, 28. FR, Cent. air, ww carpet. Lg. lake Mary Sanford, 3228721. 1 ACRE ON WEKIVA RIVER. dylIwiIde I BR, 2 B. lovely hqme 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. REALTY WORLD. Carport Sale, Some furniture, S speed Schwinn girls bicycle, someclothinglocidsa. ends. Fri & Sat. 9 till 5. 138 WesI Floyd. 35OO _____ WE BUY USED FURNIIURE & APPLIANCE S Sanford Fur niture' Salvage. 322 8/21 Yard Sale Camper gas ref.. yard g000sfro,n SOc to SI; misc Sat& While you are out browsing 01 garage sales don'l miss REVERSE AUCTION 012671 5 Sanford Ave. or you'll miss bargains, bargains! Open all noon daily, Sat 10 5. 327 1191 NICELY WOODED CORNER LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE ATTRACTIVE I BR, 2B ranch style home, Ig rms., fenced side yd, near schools I. shopping. 549500 , . - S0—Miscellaneous for Sale . -- Zoned RMO I-which means this Ig3BR rightonbusy 25th St. will increase in value as this area is multiple - Moving sale Nice School clothes, books, turn bikes, baby items. tithing tackle. many more. Sal Only 9 t 172 Hays Dr 2550 El Capitain Dr. Sat 9 S 57,500. refinance. ton Furniture, bar. Curtains & rods, clothes, fuel oil Slave, odds & ends Starts Thurs .1 P in 1100 W. 22nd St REALTOR 372 I000MLS LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE MONROE AT NARCISSUS. 2' REALTY fish pond. 3 or I BRS. swimming pool all on canal leading to St. Johns River. 1125.000. I ,--• ter Front_Property ___________________________ - POTENTIAL ________ . _______ INVESTMENT [ ..... WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 8. 2nd MORTGAGES P. Legg, Lic, Mtg. Broker 875 No. 1 o Wymore Rd., Allamonte, _(7 74) - 49-B PARK 323-2222 __ - 2565 . - — -- 3 Fam garage sale Thurs, Fri & 50t 2400 Key Ave Household items, coffee tbl, queen size bed. toot stools Plus. Sun 9 5. 2131 S. Chase Ave. ANYTIME developed --. _. 47A4Mrtgages Bought _&k$____,_,__ -- WOODED LOT ON RADIO RD. $4,900. klss-3$-iug -------------------------------- Losing your home & credit? I Will catch up back payments & buy eqUily. 322 0216 _____________________________ LARGE TREES GOOD FISHING. 120.000 . Multiple Listing Service - — ' 3222420 Wanted NICE LOT ON HWY 127 NEAR LAKE JESSUP. $6,500. S. -_____________________ ,...il—Real Estate WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311 315E. Flrt St. 3325632 this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room is 24x56 with indoor waterfall & = ____________________ SPANISH STYLE family home, 3 BR. 1' B. Ig closets, pan FR, storage cab, in DR. $31,000. 1ewlisting on St. Johns River. See ® \J lovely 2 fIR w paneled Fl Pm,, 1g. corner lot.FHA.VA or assumable. 116.100 morl 8. pct. I yr. Warranty $31,200. -. , Larry's. Mart, 215 Santord Ave Buy 5. Sell, the lineI in used turniture.Ref,lg..,jes, tools. ______ TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. se.000. :Ihese hot summer days. A must to see only $53,300. V Free listing BROCHURE wr CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 28906 — Cash 322-4132 ____________ — Beds, Dbl motel box sprIngs I mattresses $30 set. Sanford Aucti 1215 S. French, 323 7310. ____________________________ porch, to lull around in during $iufsrd PfOf*t"tY - . Medel Inc.. Realtor 6.44.301) ____________________ Owned Remodeled int,v-ivr 5try, 3 BR Great kit, OR, porch, Shade trees. 5)9,500. - _______ - 42—AbiIe I'Icnnes -- ..,.----------- -. . - - - 68—Wanted to Yard cile' Clothing I misc, or -'F W Ide', e'.-e So'. "i. 1. Corner of State 31) W- 1k. Mary Blvd. & 8th SI' - AT, AC. PS ,'------- ', 54—Garage Sales -- 1974 JEtP WAGONEER '11 ort .4 shorl li'l P i , PS '.0 trans V H JSI eng Air, 14.36 tires w kcy?one nih'. 30.000 ii CII roll bar. 1.55 cutic M,h,ival tub', 54.900 1?? Ill.: - ____________________________ . Yamaha DOHC 750, mog wheels, taring, drive shaft, 59 Ph per Q,l 51 500 3230039 _____________________ Rhodesiati Pidgeback pups (all havcnudqesl 8 weeks old $50 ea wormed 113 7011 __________________________ KENMORE WASHER Pails. Service Used Mathines 43-A--Lots & Acreage MOONEY APPLIANCES . , Wanted _________________________________ 323 0697 Needed. Permanent place to hold church Services Prefer land with building 323940 --- - TRADE-INS 79-Trucks. Trailers Pu (3 P ('('(1', (300(1 ti(' Pt' Ma l, 1 y r S. pa ix'r s Ike's children 339 1964 Refrigerator, Dishwasher & Eleclnic Dryer 7413 Sutntord Ave. 323 6847 S Acres nice home sile, high & dry. fenced, zoned agricultural 135,000 339 8898. -- NEW CAR yc le Insurance IILAIP AGINCY 3?) 3866or 323 7730 ,' Springer Spanici I)US. 51% 321 0039 -. - - '17 - COCKER SPANIELS AKC. i'in,e'5 5.1cr buff .h ui. 1,'.. 5125 150 323 3913 And That's A Fa'i' Classified Ads Gets Results _,,,, nd That's A Fact Toot ___________ Eves 8623455 372.1959 ______________________________ I _______ - - 78-Mtorcycles 65—Pets. Supplies - - 11S99Q. ________________________________ _____________- 0 F el.range,coppertone ObI, oven,exc. cond, )2767330tt6 large Oaks 3 BR. 2 bath, double wide mobile home 323 078? AGENCY REAL ESTATE ASSOCIAYES — J3f'p4 SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL' MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI LARGE CORNER MELLONVILLE AT 18th. $7,500. JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II Sanford's Sales Leader - , fillY jl.INK CARS Iron ¶1010 550 ill 322 l61 3?? 4460 AFRICAN VIOLETS 312 9111 Eves after 6 & weekends FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3?) 7580 52—Appliances -- __________ REALTOR 322.1991 MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE DOLL HOuSE! 3 BR, 2 bath home on Shaded lot! C HIA, W W carpel, FR, dining area, fenced rear yardS. 68 Q GrilIt Lots More? Only $28,000! SUPER! 2 BR. 1 bath home in Mayfair w 1g. eat-in kit, C H, WAU, all on a large landscaped lot, w-enc. patio, garden 8. detached garagel New roof & paint loo! BPP WARRANTED, Just 132.500! - . -- -______ t3A',IONA AUTO A(JCTIC, l4w 9?. I mile' west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a pubic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday A Saturday at 1 30 II s the' only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 8)11 to, - further details - Top Dollar Paid for unk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 59-Musical Wrchandise - . ., p.,,,., ' ., ". _. STEMPER n ('HE VP OLE 1' V EG A 01 28.000 original miles, like' new gas saver i Cyl 4 speed w.tP ,pr 51.695 869 lO7 77—Junk Cars RemoVed ' - "What wine goes best with two-dollar-a-pound hamburger?" REALTORS CREADY TO SELL? Don't sell yourself Short. We have 20 y.ar% 6. an n fbrho?nes& land. Call us today' STENSTROrv1 '.. REALTOR 323-7832 ____________________________ Oak. 322.9623 841.75*3. R'.AI.TY _______ - POLISON MARINE 2917 Hwy 17 91 Sanford. Fla pl'l 144 It *INDUSTRIAL 75 ACRE SITE near RR siding, close 10 1.4. $3500 per acre For rent commercial bldg., 7100 cqft -...... ------ -- - ___ * A BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice 3 BR, I bath home on king size lot Near shopping bul country atmosphere, Just $26,500. 10 Acres Pineway. 532.000. ' _. -- ____________ - Renegade remOvOble ( J l4,rd top, like new. $4500 firm 3?? 9595,,,, er S __ - - STOP 'AND THl,K A MINU E IF CLASSIF lED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE SOULDN'T BE ANY Ddoe V,,n Air. PS, 6 cl. OutO I? ri Req qa'. Cuc?orn.zxi 551' 3 ?) 5231 iipp'r w Mu,' 5175 R,-,,r '-'dt' 150 Air shOcks 550. li? Ford P U lfl 7'i,ilc The Greenhouse what you need. Unique floor plan for those who like individuality See il today $14,500, 1) Acres Airport Blvd. Excellent terms. $15,000. 323 5324 ____________________________ Sanford. Gracious living from $28 Weekly. Utilities Included. 300 S. ..... .' -- * HOUSE PINCHING YOU' t'leed more room' This i BR. 2 Sanford 321-0640 , 76-Auto Parts 62—Lawn-Garden ___________________________ _______________________________ Club Rd. I 16-A. 130,000. - ' j 29 ' ______________________ S)O'61)3or339.I7lleves, I Acres intersection of Country 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT, ZONED COMMERCIAL (2) 2 BEDROOM: (1) PEDROOM, CARPORTS. ONLY $42,500. Seigler Realty, Broker 321.0640 37)0702 _______________________________ - Guitars, Drums. Banjos Corn organs, pianos Bob Ball's Disc Center. Inc 2202 French Ave .312 7255 FORREST GREENE Orlando 327-1577 ______ . - IL ORANGE CITY- Contemporar; home Landscaped courtyard 1 It. Ireeform tub with solarium 4 BR.? baths. splil plan. Beautiful W000ed area of tine homes 172.500. 128.500. equIpment 8. records, be ac. curate I neat, like people I. be a self.starter Employment begins August 6. All replies con. fidential. Send complete resume to Box 21, c.o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 37171. ........... T7 ! r1i For Sale by owner 3 BR, 7 bath, Splil plan in Upplonci Park. 322. 3290 otter 6.p.m ______________________ SEIGLER REALTY — - -- REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7195 STITUTION NEAR DELANO. 9,500. 7S-A'--Wt . i ' float. Trailer & 1979 Johnson lOhp 313 8173. 19 Car root' Cove' Way CaUBart no - 1 -. -_______ - ', Tractor Drivers maintenance.. lanitorlal. Seminole Harness Raceway. 830-0140. __________________________ -- - LAKE FRONT 8 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FURNISHED. BOAT DOCK. IDEAL GET AWAY FOR 2005 Glenway I BR, 7 bath, swimming pool. 185.000. " HELP WANTED Laura (3ayliner 74 hard top cruiser. dual baltcries. auto battery charger. depth tinder, marine AC. sleeps .1. galley. enclosed head Many eitras. A I condition! 59.950 323 0555. Mon through Theirs Deltona. Modern 3 BR. I' both home Large yard with citrus trees. C H&A 132.500 3 Duplex lots 5)0.000. F'oti HANDY MANS SPECIAL 177 Laurel Dr Pinecrest $73,000. HURRY' MODERN STYLE 2 STORY OLDER 3 BEDROOM )'. BATH, FAMILY ROOM, F IREPLACE. 121.500. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 10 75 ',delc CaP 339 91012 or 8)1 os Dealer - 55 —Boats & Accessories SANFORD 578.500 3 Bdrm,. I bath, carport, nice neigh borhood. My equity & assume low rate loan at $87 mo 2nd mtg gOtiable 3?) 6228 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE MONROE & I I. $27,500 '"9 Sale _______________________ 80-Autos for 151? Travel I railer Sleeps 6. first 11100 323 0515 ______________________________ 24 HOUR (H 322-9283 PEAL TOR 3?? 1000 MLS EXECUTIvF --- -. COOKS Apply in person Holiday Innon Lakefront ceul Big Back Porch Sale- 671 Sari?,, St (behind Bahama JoesI Theirs & U ri 9 III 7 ______________________________ Raborn REALTY 4.7 ACREs. TALL OAKS, CITRUS TREES. $63,500. ML m 60610, es, (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can becombinedfonl200sq.tt,total. ww carpet. Ideal for Professional suite. Exp.supermarketstockman Apply in person Food Barn, 25th 1Park Ave. bThihers Apply in person Holiday Inn on Lakefront RDDuI3 . 2 BEDROOM OLDER FRAME ON M. Unsworth Realty - Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 322.4055 ii noans. 90 753 I I j 75-Recreational Vehicles -__________________________ LARGE 3 BEDROOM HUGE FAMILY ROOM. DOUBLE GARAGE. CENTRAL AIR, CARPETS, LARGE OAK TREES. $19,500. Near Geneva secluded 3 BRw pond I patio, large fenced lot, mature couple 678.1025. _____________________________ - -- --- -- McGovern ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. MICHAEL EASON, a single man; fld EL;:' J. THOMAS, a SIngle .. RENT WITH OPTION 2301 Lisa Ct Owner 539.900 . Full time warehouseman, apply, Loxcreen Co., 50 Sliver Lake Dr. in person. 332.103). —_.. Homes .. 'SEAL) PROBATE DIVISION File Number 4797 - . -- Defendant. Lot 34—ItbiIe ' ' MANY MORE Plaintiff, ROSCOE MARTIN '.' - experIence. Must know layouts. Topwages. After 6p.m. 323.4406. STOPANDTHINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. . Extras - 54-Garage Sales by Gill Fox REALTY - ____________________________ Framing carpenter-mm. S years Ave. — _. 11ii;;ka GLANCES ' ________________________ No. 79.373 CA 09 K now pending In theCircuitCourtln.ndforSernlnole County, Florida. DATED this 11th day of June, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PUBLICATION TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF . SANFORD AREANewly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR wilh fireplace. Utility room & wooded lot. $365 + security. No pets. 323.957z. _____________________________ Jimmie Cowan, 31S Palmetto fun lob. ThIs sale is made pursuant toa Summary Final Judgment In Foreclosure entered in CIvil Action DEK HEISE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, P.A. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF By: Douglas A. Hsise, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA President CASE NO. fl.727-CA-19.K PublIsh: June 7, 14, 2), 21, 1979 PENNAMCO, INC., DEK.34 Deceased FORMAL NOTICE 3BR,2 B home, Sanford Carpet, F P.5250 mo. 323.3267 ____________________________ U e5uits ________ 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, large kitchen w dining area Fireplace in Living Room CenlralHA,wwcarpet, garage. On forge wooded lot. ,.lmmediate occupancy. New 3 p, I B block home.. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursnq home 8. dOwntown 527,500. w.excellent terms, Johnny Walker Inc. 322.6457 or 322 7111 aft _____________________________ LONGW000- Custom brick) BR, 2' B. beautiful acre setting in Prestigious Ravenibrook. KnóItb, pine paneled FR, FP, loaded ' w extras. Phyllis J. Capponi Realtor, Century 21. 8304717. UIG II 41—I ,41-Hous — Many 323-4828 Night Cleaner. Apply in person between 9a.m. 15 p.m. Holiday Inn Sanford, Lake Monroe, 530 N. Palmetto Ave. I I I I U _________________ - eNW HOME. ._______________________ 321.0702 ________________________ Florida. -- OSTEEPI uv Two Bedroom House LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad, and If wewecen't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. if you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1100-432.14O3 anytime for recorded message. ____________________________ LPN full tlme.Exp. w.Fiorida license. 4.12. 332.8564 $anfor Nursing 8. Cony. Center. — SIDE HOMEOWNERS- Don't lose your credit WehavehelpedothersIn find FAST CASH tuyers to their equity We can help you, TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. " Realtor 641 2518 ROOM ON 321.0640 — 41-41 zjses MONTH, REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 31—Apartments Furnished TYPIST. IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 741WSP43 LOUIS I. CONLEY, Plaintiff, VS. THE RYTEX CORPORATION, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA HUGE FAMILY handle simple bookkeeping iL,g__ ____________________ ACRE & ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 Established Sanford firm needs an exp. receptionist.secr,tary for busy off ice. This isa five day, 40 hr. position w4omeoveftime at time & a half. Must be high school grad, good typist, able to 323-5176 REGISTER TODAY LOw FEE ITERMS _________________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA NOTICE Is her tt Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 2:00 o'clock P.M. on July 2, 1979, to consider uses of the funds of Ihe Revenue Sharing Trust Fund to be recommended by the City Manager totheCity Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. All parties in interest and citizens snail have an opportunity to submit written comments, or to be heard at (corner oflOthl. French) TUTOR Cçrtified Experienced TEACHER 323.5592 &-I EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDER-. COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 IUMT. J UbUKUOM, 2 BATH, Weare accepting applications for full & part time employment. Over 1$ & high school education. Apply in person at any Handy Way Food Store. QUALITY 912 French Ave. U - LAKE MARY, 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. $275, LPN, Rilltime& part time. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Center 15 E. 2nd St. __________________________________ GOT Needlepoint U I U U 32—Houses Unfurnlshed Now accepting applications for parttime Bookkeeper. Apply Days Inn. Sanford. Instruètlon . U ____— NOwacceptingappllcationf0qj & part time waitresses. Apply Days Inn, Sanford. 18—Help Wanted U U U U U 1 BR Duplex ApI. for Rent Partially furn., AC, carpet &carport,$125mo. 323 2510 Travel Agent-mInimum 2 yrs recent exp. For interview phon Ms3o69 or (904) 773.1717 to, appt. DEADLINES Sundo NOTICE OF PROPOSED HEAR. INO FOR THE 1979.1910 BUDGET FOR THE REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND FOR THE CITY OF 31A—fipIexes I _______________________ QCD Rona;. WaIm & Cathleen - Noon Frido1 to Ronald L. W.,n, Lot 63, Oakland Hills, $100. ______________________________________________________________ Olin American Homes Ft., Inc to Dennis W. Galloway & wf Louise LI ______________________________ 21 blk E, Sterling Park ZUn. Ill $46,233. 6—CtiikI care Rollingwood Homes, Inc. to ________________________ ________________________ Steven 1. Detilinger & WI Mary E. LI Rollingwood $63,900. Will keep children my home-. * & . nights or days, for working Kenneth 0. Epperson & WI Irene 8. to John E. Carson & wI Sallie, W mothers. $20 for I. $30 for 2 • Ages 13 & 47.Sft. of Lot 327,etc. Queens Mirror day week). School age slightly South Acid to CS $33,166. higher. 372.5015, James G. Lafferty & WI Barbara Child care in my home J. to Robert H. Davis & wfMaline E. $$$$ Free swimming lessons included Lots 18.2 01k SI of Sanlando Sub. Call 130 0fl6 SC 00 Beautiful, Palm Spg Sec. $3o,000. Terry Lee KIpp & WI Judith E. to Newborn to small infants for Donna L. Faulkingham sgi Lot 92 of working mothers or short Longdale Longwood, $26,500. Alfred A. Papendick 8. WI D vacations in my home. 322.3542. (QCD Richard V. Cromlish 1. WI Linda J. 10 Paulette L. Sayre, Lot A First&Onlychlldcarec.nteropen 'i A parcel of land in Sec 1170.32 5 Saturday In Sanford — Begin. EVENING HERALD acres ning June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 322.6613. FLEXIBLE- Typing, able to do physical work. Handle phone • Enroll now-school age children— orders, bills of lading. Retiree for summer fun-arts, crafts, acceptable. Fast learner. Time & field trips. 323.8424. will be split between cffice and ________________________ warehouse. Permanent challenging position. 323.6464. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR Things VACATING AND ABANDONING AN ALLEY. Land Sales — $600 per Wftl( Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: possible. Work part time. Ex. delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford You will take notice that the City perienced only. Pleas, reply area. 3222374. Sam's Portion Commission of the City of Sanford, Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644. Meats. Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on July 2511. 9, 1979, in the City Commission U-Pick: Green beans, black eye Mechanic for VW's, S daywk., Room at the City Hall in the City of peas & others, $5 by. I4 to 46 Sanford, Florida, will consider and paid holidays, fringe benefIts. right toward Sanford to Bevier determine whether or not the City $200 to $300 to start depending on Rd. right '/, ml. (Ruth Bunk) 332. will close, vacate and abandon any exp. 3392962. right of the City and the public in _____________________________ and to a north.south alley lying Wonder what t000 with Two? Sell * URGENT between Myrtle Avenue and Elm One — The quick, easy Want.Ad Avenue and between Fulton Street Bee winner, loin the neighborhood way. The magic number is 322. and the easterly extension of Professionals Altamonte Ss. 261) or 8319993. Commercial Street, being more __________________________ based Century 21 Real Estate ______________________________ particularly described as follows: Firm seekIng Lake Mary & fl—lint uctio,n Sanford Peal Estate Associates. That certain north-south alley In Excellent training offered. Call Block 1, Tier 6, Town of Sanford Patt Woodsonor Phyllis Capponi Crewel Plat Book 1, page 58, Public Records for confidential interview 830of Seminole County, Florida. 7717 aft hrs. 3)14698. Call Charlotte 323.5130 Persons interested may appear and be heard at the tIme and place Swimming Lessons QUALITY specified. Openings in beginner & advanced City Commission of the beginner classes Starting June US GOING_ City of Sanford, Florida 25. Ages starting at limos. Call KEEPS By: H.N. Tamm, Jr. 8300226. 0. Dot-n. CIty Clerk US GROWING Publish: June 21 , 1979 Instruction AAA EMPLOYMENT DEK.100 Creative Expressions 3238812 s.I,c. !:'i- HOURS Thursday, June 21, 1979-58 - - - - - _ _ mm es m m m SANFORD (OURT APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy El. ficient" studios, private entrance, built-in bookcases, attic storage, heat, air & Ii built.in power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Ave. 323-3301. For a career In Real Estate call Rea,ty World, The Real Estate sagency June Porzig 3233324. 1 time ..................43c a line 3 consecutive times .. . . 3O a tine 7 consecuflvetintes.....3k a line 8:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Hagen Homes Inc. to Steven Er; Diaz (married) Lot 51 Grove Ests. Homes. --- 322 2611 8319993 _______________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES BMA Prop. Inc. to Herschel Dantey& wf Carmen M. Lot 191 ee o, inc w000s Townhouse Sec. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition for Determination of Heirs has been filed In this court and you az's requIred to fIle your wrlfleq de. lenses t9 the petition wIth the clerk of this court and to serve. 1100. Robert .1. Hester III (sgl) to! thereof not later than July 11th, 1979 00 petitIoner's attorney, whose Hacker Inc. Lot 0, Ilk name and address Columbus Harbor Subdv, $)4,7 are: (QCD) Carrel J. Humpiwsy to WOOLFORK AND PERRY, P.A., Garner Hixon, Lot 3,81k 0, Hi Alta PO Box 2234, Sanford, FL 32771. II YOU fall to do so. Iudgment may be LIttle Acres, FOXWOOdOSV,Ltd,t3lri5t.r Div entered In due ceurs. titi. , Lof5 1.7, Foxwood, WITNESS niy hand and the s.alof this court on June 19th, 1979. Wrenco Homes Inc. to Hans R.I 5. Arthur H. Blckwith Jr. Unden & WI Theresa S. Lot As Clerk of the Court ''i Wrenwood Unit Three, Third Addn 1 By: 5 Donna M. Hews 141,900. As Deputy Cierk Wrenco Homes. Inc. to Robin T.1 First publication or posting on June imir & WI E. 21st, 1979. 4 Wrenwood.UnIt three, Third ad. Publish June 21, 1979 dIti, OEK103 Debra WAREHOUSORKERSHeavy physical work. Able It learn. Permanent positions Retiree aceeflebIe. 323-1401. OrlQndo — Winter PQrk Seminole Henry P. Bittrich & WI Zella M. John P4. Stevens, Jr., sgl. Lot 15 blk A, Fern Terr., $35,300. Theodore A. Jenson & wI Carol to Gerald F. Wright & WI Hannelore H., Lot 161 Lake Searcy Shores, $33,500. Theodore A. Jenson & WI Carol to Henry A. Thomson 1. WI Catherine LI 10 blk C, The Meadows West Eveninq Herald, Sanford. Fl. 31—Apartments Furnished To List Your Business... DiI 322-2611 or 831-9993 �68-Evonino Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 21, 1979 -J - _ Crop !!Jai9S O LIOHT BULBS T LIQUID R N CT I. wo 'T Norelcd Flat head with diamond POiflt• 8d or 16d. "Light up your life" light. 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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. 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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. 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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. - - • - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 21, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 21, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 21, 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/347c2cd770ec3fd78a51faa731277498.pdf d086339dc8204140fea79c04c39760bc PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 239—Friday, May 25, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS4BI-280)--Prjce 15 Cents F1 591 111 0 - [1 £ . £ New 1979 Fairmont 2-Dr. Sedan IL" SEE MARk 4' A New 1979 Pinto 3-Dr. Runabout - OUR HUGE Accent Stripes, W.S.W Tires, Power Steering, Power Front Disc Brakes, Air Conditioning, AM Radio, Tinted Glass, Trim Ring Hub Caps, Special lu-Tone Paint. ... 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"We will be doing surveys next week to get public reaction to a move." The four alternative sites under consideration are: the new Sanford Kmart shopping Center on U.S, 17-92; the shopping center at Park and 25th Street; Sanford Plaza and the Roumillat Building at Park and First, she said. The county has been operating the old Sanford Library under a five-year contract with the city since 1975. But, according to Rich Quigley, assistant to Sanford City Manager W.E. Knowles, a 29 NFALS RENTA-cAi 30-5144 E COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE ,','Where Srvk. Is A Matt.r of Pride," SANFORD Hwy. 1742 at I.ak. Mary Blvd., Sanford help, police said, Mrs. Wright Attempt To Move Old Sanford Library Is Seen As Problem 3780 a AUTOMATIC 24 Hr. Wrecker Service The executioner, dressed in a black hood and robe, was in an alcove, which had a small opening on the righthand side of the execution chamber. The switch lie threw was hidden from view. After the execution, six prison nployees dressed in civilian clothes stood in a circle on an orange rubber mat around the electric chair, looking at th body while the doctor made his examinations. When the hood that had been placed over Spenkelink's head was lifted, the lower part of Spenkelink's face—jaw and Similarities in Today's Before and after the execution. prisoners in adjacent wings of the prison yelleçl and banged on their cell door lockplates. witnesses were ushered out of tilting into whftt' prison v:ir, after pt i!,oners 'ellin could be heard again. '11w entire process lasted about 18-20 minutes, from time the blinds were first lifted until witnesses were led out, Spenkelink's sister, Carol, and husband Tim Myers were at tile prison with antideath penalty demonstrators at the time of the execution. Carol was hugged by f'eamiistcr when he arrived from the execution chamntwr. After it was over, Carol held up a Piece of paper to nearby reporters and said: "This is John's will, written to me un 1 - - Text of the will: "This is to authorize the release of my body and all personal belongings imitinediately, if I am executed t murdered i by the state of Florida to Mrs. the shotgun twIlets striking the will call [its office i322-4141~. fired one blast from a shotgun, today. Two men used a shotgun reportedly told police she saw a slaying and Thursday's victims suggest the gunman striking Wright in the lower in that robbery attempt, police man flee westbound and jump shooting include the time, tired from his hip. 1973 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE 2480 - Related story, page - Carol Dean Myers.' -J ohn A Spenkelink. Spenkelink spared the electric chair by Supreme Court Justice Thurgoed Marshall Tuesday night just hours before his scheduled execution, but the full court ¶',tthCfret', the stay Thursday. Spenkelink, 30, who had a big gras streak running through his hair, was given "contact" visits Thursday night with his 7.vvrz"r, I iis. and Carla Keot JacksonVitie. Although it lifted Marshall's stay, the high court let stand a stay by 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Senior Judge Elbert P. Tuttle. Then, just before midnight Thursday, the appeals court vacated that stay based on a motion from Florida. The three-judge federal panel ruled in New Orleans after a conference call with Spenkelink's lawyers and Florida e Smith. Smith had Attorney General Jimmi earlier jetted to New Orleans and Washington to argue personally for removal of the stays. Reached this morning alter the ruling, Smith said, "We don't have any reaction of elation. We had it job to do as lawyers, which we have done on behalf of the people of Florida," - l A WgIf 1975 LTD COUN'l'*ty S'.UIRE Brown.Woodg.-ain, Auto, Air, PS, PB, Radio, Lugg Rack. The venetian blinds were lifted after Spenkelink was strapped into chair. enabling witnesses to view the acttl execution, althoughthey could .,ot determine exactly what time he was strapped in, He was led into the chamber about 10 a.m. and was followed shortly thereafter by the doctor. "Gentlemen, I hope that you prayed that this was a just and a merciful punishment in the name of God for our soul's sake," said the Rev, Tom Feamster, Spenkelink's Episcopalian clergyman, after the execution was over. Rev. Feamster was in the back row of the witness room when the switch was thrown. chceks looked black, as though burned, but witnesses were unable to make out further details. There was a definite 'putrid' smell that drifted from the execution chamber. - 1975 BRONCO WAGON .5, Straight Transmis. ,10.,, Power $te.ring. -- FORD PREMIUM MOTOR OIL Blue, Small V-I, Auto, Power Steering, New Tires, A 000d Work Truck At Only 1976 FORD F.100 4 Wheel Drive, Pickup, 4 Sped, POWIV Ste$ii, Rod £ White. The chair was located behind venetian blinds, so witnesses could not actually see Spenkelink strapped into the chair, but at last glimpse, he appeared to be staring straight ahead. Florida State Prison Superintendant David Brierton gave the signal to pull the s.' the hooded executioner after all the preparations were made. Spenkelink made no final statement, although his sister later read what she said was his last will and testament. Spenkelink was dressed in a white shirt and black trousers "lien he was led into the death chamber. The shirt sleeves and pant legs were rolled up so the electrodes connecting into the chair could be attached. The top of his head was shaved and it steel cap was fitted around his head, with a wire coming out of the to ant! ewctcd1 the chair. A white bath towel was tied loosely arounu Spenkelink's neck. abdomen, police said. He died said. on a bicycle with another man a weax'n used, ntunber of men, Detectives today"ere con- robbery. They said the retired Other residents along the an hour later at Seminole motive, location, and trajectory ducting it house-to-house brush company executive was block of comfortable. tree-lined "These people aren't afraid half block from the home, Memorial Hospital. Bernosky said i,t. Ralph of the shotgun projectiles, inquiry seeking information a kindly, gentle ImUI who had homes had similar reactions to to kill," said Bernosky. "Cold blooded murder," The shotgun shooting was the from anybody who might have no enemies, the shooting. Said one resident: Police said Wright ap- Russell, nearing the scene Bernosky noted: That was the description used second in 24 hours and Ber- parently heard a noise at the Both shootings occurred seen or heard anything unusual, "lie lived here since 1t26 and The whole community is shook after the shooting by Sgt. William Bernosky of the nosky said the circumstances front window of his one-story minutes ., apprehended two young San- between 2 aiid 3 a.m.; both were but by mid-morning 110 new had it lot of friends," said the up have beenmen; corn-aevidence had been uncovered, Sanford police to describe the surrounding the two shootings wood frame house and went to ford men fitting the general believed muted bytotwo young police said. victim's brother, Roy Wright, early-morning shotgun slaying indicate the same gunman Investigate. He came upon a description of the burglars. shotg In addition to the Wright and today. He said his brother had Fletcher shootings, Bernosky of a well-known east-side man committed both crimes. On burglar who had just gained Hcweveri Bernosky said he is hoping un was used in each inpoi idea-1. -atancu; robbery appears to all) at his home today. who lives in the area or fivc children and six grand- said police are investigating a Thursday, a Sanford con- entry and the intruder fired at tintIâñ la possible link with an incident at who might have been driving Police said James Wright, 70, venience store clerk, Kenneth him and fled, police said. the men were released on the have motive inoccurred each case:been boththe shootings through the area between "He was a good riiwm, ..quiet, the UI' araraip Store at 1119 E. was killed when lie surprised a J. Fletcher, 4-4, was gunned and wit- gentlemanly," said a neighbor, 25th St. on that date, Bernosky Wright's wife, Margaret, ran advice of the state's attorney 's within a 30-block area on the midnight and :i burglar attempting to break down at 1119 E. 25th St. Flether, shot in the back, is in to her husband and called for office, he said. city's east side; and the angle of miessed anything out of order This thing is horrifying. You said two lilt-li abducted a man Into his home at 4-45 Elliott Ave. 1978 FORD PICKUP 1973 CHEV. NOVA 2DoorOroon,SCyi,,Avto, Power Steering, Air Coed. Priced Al Only - By GEOFFREY POUNDS 197$ CHEV. IMPALA S Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AT, Velour Spilt Bench Seats, Silver With Maroon mt. Appa. 21 MPG. 2680 - Herald Staff Writer 1972 DODGE D.200 With Complete Utility Body. New Paint, This Is Truly A Contractors Special, . After the second surge of electricity, Spenk link's left hand loosened aud his index finger pointed inward toward his body. The execution lasted about two minutes. A prison doctor, who was not identified, then opened Spenkelink's white shirt and lifted a T-shirt underneath and applied a stethoscope to his heart, He applied the stethoscope three times at 10: 14,10:16, 10:18 nodding at the executioner, apparently to confirm Spenkelink was dead. S~~anford Man, 70, Shot, Killed By Burglar Freight and Service $2480 5480 1976 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Pass.. Creme- wood. Whlte.Woodgrain Trim, Luggage Rack, AM. FM Stereo, Air, Auto. PS, PB. Tilt Wheel,rain Trim, Cloth Split Split Front Seats, Power eats, Cruise Control, AM. Locks, I Passenger, Low [FM Sterso, Auto. Air, Mileage, Regular o.,. igital Clock. Luggage ack. $1 4980 -f - JOHN SI'ENKELINK .executed at 10: 12 a.m. 1975 LTD 2 Door H.T., Brown With Beige Top, Auto, Power 5teen Power Brakes, Air Condition. An Extra Clean Car For a Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AC. PICKUP ad Freight And Service + I 1979 FAIRMONT WAGON 1977 DODGE I Ton, 12' Fiat bed, Completely Rebuilt S Cyl., 4 spa. $00 Amps Of Cold Cranking Power And III Minutes Reserve Capacity. Now $59 s. Lift Back, Automatic. AC, Stereo. 1975 'i'üYV LM 900, VS. S Spd With? Spd Rear Axle $33 off Motorcraft 60 Maintenance Free Battery REG. $3.00 3480 3980 4980 1974 MERCEDES C&C Cab a Chassisi, Diesel. Fuel Saver, Ready To 00 To Woro $ Explorer, 302 V.0, AT, PS. PB, Air. Tauneau Cover. 1978 FAIRMONT Squire Wagon. Crime With Wood Trim, Auto, Power Steering, Air Condition, Luggage Rack, This Car Still Smells New. 1977 VOLARE S Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AC, Red Finish. - 11 USED CARS & TRUCKS Automatic, Air, Steering And [ L Bra:kes. Extra Sharp Car. By PAUL WYA17 RAIFORD, Fla. (UPI) convicted killer John Spenkelink was put to death today in Florida's electric chair, the fst person to be executed in the United States since Gary Gilmore went before a firing squad in Utah in 1977. Spenkelink, who waged a 512 year legal battle to escape the executioner, was strapped into the chair by his wrists, arms and legs shortly after 10 a.m. EDT. A black ho was dropped over Spenke link's face and the first jolt hit him at 10:12a.m. EDT, quickly followed by two more surges. The only indication he was being electrocuted came when he clenched his fist, which was resting on the arm of the electric chair. c tj 322-isel ORLANDo.W. PARK 6444916 move by the county from the present location is not as simple as it sounds. When the library buII'1 .ig was acquired by the city from the GSA on April 15, 1963, the stipulation in the gift was that the facility be operated "continuously" as a public library for 21 years or the title to the property would revert to the federal governinent. The building was the city postoffice before the current one on N. Palmetto Avenue was built, Quigley says if the county moves out of the facility, the city might be placed in the position f having to operate a library at the site. A further complication is that the city might have to operate a library without any books. At the time the city transferred operation of the library to the county, the transfer, according to Ms. Rhein, in. chided the books and other paraphernalia. And without a legal interpretation, the contract, she said, appears to give the books to the county library system as long as a library facIlity is operated in Sanford, "I would hate to see the library moved from downtown," said Quigley. "There Today - Around The Clock ...........4* Bridge ...... - ... --- ... -6* Calendar ------------------10* Comic; 1* Crosssiord ------------------6* Editorial ...................4A Dear *bb- ------------- ---- SA Horoscope ..................6A Hospital -------------------Obituaries ................-bA OURSELVES ---............ 5* Sports ...................7,8* TeleviSIon ---- --- ------ Leisure Weather ................2* has been no communication between the county and the city on this matter." Ms. Rhein explained that she attempted to contact Knowles on Monday, but was told at city hall he is out of town for the week. Quigley noted last year in the county October corresponded with Knowles about the possibility of moving the public library to a new location and using the current location as a site for the county law library, now located in the coouse, Quigley said at that time Knowles informed the county that the building had to be used for a "continuously" operating public library. Ms. Rhein said she has been preparing the report to be presented to the county's space committee composed of County Conunissloners Bill Kirchhoff and Sandra Glenn, Budget Director Jeff Etchberger and Administrative Services Director David Hotary. "We are approaching the report with long range plans in terms of suitability and space requirements," she said, adding that a new location would not only provide additional space but also a better atmosphere. She said the current facility does not have sufficient space to house the current collection of books or for a comfortable atmosphere for persons to read. "We are buying a lot of new books and running out of space," she said. "I am investigating to see if it See LIBRARY, Page 10* $10 million Lake Mary Prol'oe c t Eye d I - ' • try to protect your home and outside the store, forced him Those who knew Wright said someone mows you down with a into it car and released him a short time later. the only motive could have been shotgun," she said. - - - 'I Herald photo by Tom Netel HOUSE GUTTED Seminole County fireman extinguishes the last of the destructive blaze that gutted the home of a Chuluota man Thursday about noon. Details of the fire at the residence of R.F. Burns, 430 Fifth St., were not available today pending the release of the inspection report. A spokesman for the Seminole County Public Safety l)epartment did say the fire had been determined to be "accidental." By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer A Winter Park architect will bring it $10 million sports complex to Lake Mary within two to two and a half ,t'ars if land acquisition and financing can be arranged, the city council was told during it Thursday night work session. John B. Langley, a private architect and Seminole Colmuiiuflit) College instructor, said his complex will feature a SO-foot high "hollow mountain" inside of which will be an ice skating rink of 21,000 square feet. The project, called Caverns," will also have indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a nine-hole golf course, a health club, an outdoor canoeing and trout fishing lake, bowling alleys, a skateboard slalom run and two restaurants, Langley said, lie said the project derives its name front the proposed weskating area which, instead of conventionally designed, will btnarrow, cave-like passages. Langley said he currently has four sites under consideration, although he hopes to locate near the intersection of Lake Mars and Interstate 4. "We expect the costs to run from $6 million to $10 million, with an annual payroll of about $3 million," he said. The project, he said, has gained the interest of a group of Canadian investors from Toronto. The investors preferred not to be identified at this time, however he said. "If approved, there is no doubt we could get going within three years," Langley said. "It would take six months to close the deal on the site, an additional six months of planning and about one and a half years to construct." He said the project would occupy 30 acres and be built in two stages. In addition to the recreational features, the complex will have a day-care center staffed by nurses and nursing students and it dormitory for SCC students, Students at the dorm would receive free room and board in exchange for part-time work at the complex, Langley said, The complex would accommodate about 1,100 people at any one time and parking spaces would be provided for 300 cars, Langle) said. "It's being designed to cater to the local interests rather than the tourists. We anticipate only about two percent of our business to be tourists. "I think the people around hcrc might be interested, cuizie the hot days in July and August, in grabbing a sweater and going iceskating," he said. The complex would be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. he said, and tickets would be sold on a three-hour basis. One ticket, good for that length of tuzie, could be used for any of the recreational offerings, according to Langley. C - 4-. ---- ------------------- --- .- C ..... ....... �-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Frida y, May 25, 1979 DeLand Man Pleads. : VVORLD `1": ;1;1-,: 1;1,.1t; IN. BRIEF ' Guerrillas In Spain ;Kill 3 Military Officers MADRID, Spain (UP!) Two guerrillas armed with ..,,submachine guns and a hand grenade killed three high ranking military officers and their driver today in an attack on their official car on a quiet residential street. Police identified the victims as Lt. Gen. Luis Gomez Hortlgucla, 69; his aide, Col. Agustin Laso Corral; his secretary, Col. Juan Avalos Gomariz, and their driver, Luis Gomez Borrego. . - Although no group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, police sources said the style of the attack and the type of ammunition used indicated the new killings also were the work of ETA (Basque Homeland and Liberty) guerrillas. Gomez Hortiguela died on the eve of his daughter's wedding to a military officer, family sources said. Guy ' ll 3r James Robert Banta, 20, of DeLand Wednesday pleaded guilty in circuit court to a charge of armed robbery. Banta, along with a female companion, robbed a Longwood man of $235 on the eveningof April 14. Police said Banta held a small pistol to the victim's head during the robbery. Police said Austin Ross, 24, a Longwood car saleniari, met a woman at an Altamonte Springs lounge on April 14. The couple went to Ross' apartment and then returned to the woman's car, police said. At the car, Banta suddenly appeared and placed a gun to Ross' head, police said. While the woman drove north on Wymore Road through Altamonte Springs, Banta ordered Ross to turn over his wallet, police said. After surrendering his, wallet, Ross was put out of the car and the couple fled northbound, vehicle to Yeehaw Junction via the Florida Turnpike. Fow1zr1c1 When arrested by Altamonte Springs police, Banta confessed his friend attempted to run through a toll booth and wreck€I to the robbery, court records state. Banta was ordered remanded car near the Yeehaw Junction turnpike, the Highway 2;r-1 to the custody of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department and a reported. presentencing investigation was ordered. VFW CLUB BURGLARIZED •;•;, •. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -1. IN BRIEF DL4MONb hING STOLEN Six-diamonds set in a white gold ring and other valuables were stolen from the apartment of a Winter Park man, according to Seminole County's deputies. Aaron Perez, 31, of 2891 Red Lion Squire, Winter Park, told deputies he was robbed of approximately $1,800 worth of property sometime between Monday and Tuesday. - Pr o II 'Needs' Entry to the Perez' apartment was made by removing the screen from the front living room window, deputies say. Besides expensive items that included a silver wedding band, the burglars made off with Perez' phone bill and electric bill. - 'HONtjkOt4(Wpl) I - -U.S., China End Talks PEKING (UP!)- The United States and China ended tp1ks today in deadlock on a U. S. demand that Peking testrict textile exports to the United States and negotiators awaited the arrival of special U. S. trade expert Robert Strauss. The breakdown of talks threatened the recently initialed - c'hina.u.s. trade agreement. At the end of five days of talks, U. S. delegation leader Michael Smith, ambassador-at-large for textile problems, said, "We have nothing substantive to report. No further negotiation meetings are scheduled at this time." Weather a.m. S readings: tern. Outlook for Sunday and Mgusday continued mostly fair. perMure,$8; overnight lows N; yerday's high, 90; SAUJRDAY'S TIDES barometric pressure, 29.12; Daytona Beach: high 1:11 vc humidity 100 ' a.m.., 9:21 p.m., Lea 2:43 n.m., la1I winds, W at 10 mph. !.1 ... F .Forecast Most! fair Port Canaveral: high 8:48 jarough Saturday. highs in n.m., 9:13 p.m., low 2:34 a.m., to mid sos. I..o liw 234 p.m. rn mid SOs to around Bayport: high 2:57 a.m., 1:59 inds; northwesterly 10 to 15 ph today diminishing tonight. p.m., low 8:21 a.m., 9:11 p.m. r , OSPITAL NOTES Robert Bennett, Orlando Kenneth L. Whittington, Orlando SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAY 919 ADMISSIONS fiord: 24, 1 rnneth Fletcher sephine Co . McCallum bin Policy well H. Tripp bra Ann Young 111am M. douse. DeBary lIa E. Collard, DeBary Innitta F. Duff ey, Deflary mild A. Rivera Deltona lC. Filth, LiHigh Acres L. Arnold, Melbourne OR C Benel, New Smyrna tcnIngHt'naJd . ' 'It' ,.'., I . ' , IUSPI 411.211) 239 •' - •'- •- • ..-.. ._,,..__.v•...___ ...'.i:, 4 ':J.-'Irr *,7 - 40L ,• . .. ".. , % #.*~ I I 01 . ...." t a, -,-_.". ~~ #%~%."V_, It... 1. ,,~ ~ .**, )` , L~ .i , ~ .. :' ;ilk.'. ,' .!.,1.,.4 j1 V _.' '' ; , ' ';" ~ ,v pt V I IV.,. I 11~ , '' ._:. I .11, . . - . . Keller 4'* _&cw~ %,'O " 1$~ ~.*,,`Yv,~!" - .". " 9 ,,,. &.*4,k1~ ", _.."..''. .~..X;vo,,i~ "I. *11. ;4.. N#-. .1 . 4L, . ,it t ,, Lim4. 1' '::i -, '.. - ~ I - I Nixon ~3 - __ No., -e ~_ )? By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Rep. Robert Hattaway, D. for the raise."., salaries of other state 41112mlirlim"Basi ca lly we knew w hat th e ployees are. Altamonte Springs, and Rep. Bobby Brantley, HLongwood, salary of the Job was when we Meanwhile, the salaries f the were among those opposing the ran for office. I cannot see the speaker of the House and tk* Members of the Florida legislation by need for an increase," said president of the Senate House of Representatives, the Floridato be considered Hattaway. cording to the bill, wou1 despite opposition from or Monday.Senate either today The legislation calls for th e from the current $15.0 c00 Seminole County's two salaries of House and Senate $16,050 this year, be incnewommliewA delegates, voted 5644 Thursday Hattaway is predicting the members to be raised from the to $17,173 Nov. 5, 1980 azi to pass a bill calling for a seven Senate will kill the proposal. current $12,000 to $12,840 im- to $25,00 annually In 1981. percent increase in legislative "We don't know what the mediately upon passage with House and Senate gnrrz-' salaries this year and man- economy is going to do," said the salaries in 1980 to go to haven't had a raise since 1B_ dating additional pay raises in Brantley. "It would not have $13,738 and in 1981 to be pegged The legislation (HB 3L7VM ) li and 1981. been a responsible act to vote to the cost of living index as the passed Thursday on a -a - Increase vote, and was sent to the Senate paid" but noted at the same where It may be amended to time he doesn't want the salary wipe out the effective date until to get so high that people turn to after the Nov. 1000 electIon, lawmaking as their full-time There was little discussion in work. House except for Rep. Ron He said this has caused the Richmond's statement against U.S. Congress to get out of the pay raise because he said he touch with the working man, doesn't want the Legislature to and as a result, little the federal laae touch with the people. government does benefits the Richmond, R-New Port people. ichey, said the raise Is "I would bate for us to lose deserved because lawmakers touch with the common working are "overworked and under- person," Richmond said. I, - - 11 rise, Dozens of reporters were today and 100 people stormed gathered with the protesters in Into Florida's Capitol, clapping a field across the road from the and singing outside Gov. Bob sprawling Florida State Prison, Graham's office and shouting A dozen camcras on "blood suckers" as they passed tripods wei' aimed at a wooden Attorney General Jim Smith's lean-to, reedy to record the words of Spenkelink's relatives The Capitol demonstrators In and attorneys, TiUahee crowded into the The only illumination in the governor's reception area, quiet north Florida night came shouting "Death Row mud go" from glaring television lights and waving a banner lettered In and a line of spotlights atop the black and red saying "Death four dory prison, a quarter Row must go no death mile from the field where the penalty." press gathered. Graham was in his office at Cows mooed from time to the tine, aide Ronnie Book time in a nearby pasture, said. barely loud enough to be heard ... -- ---- - -- - .. --4- . 0S- *.'. e-. _e_1 T" - crews for the occasion, A security chopper droned overhead. A hall-dozen law officers leaned against their trucks or sat inside them stay o'Aof the damp night air. Once and a while they glanced over st some 15 Spenkelink supporters, gathered 25 yards away. The weary protesters lounged on beach chairs on snoozed In blankets on the wet grass. Two votive candles flickered on the fence in fruit of them. "1 just want him (Spenkelink) to know we'll be here to the very end," said Barbara Chevalier, whose boyfriend Is serving a 10-year term for kidnapping at Union ( ton Institution. That prisoex -i-just down the two-lane road zd over a bridge. "John must think he's deserted today," she said with in shiver. "I'm wondering wb are they all now, those peZe who said they cared TIl.al.3r... Where are they? Have ttr given up?" Jacqueline Peters Jacksonville, a friend f Spenkeiluk's flnaueee Cz-L Key, said she washed clotbem AvaX her Laundromat mat Job fe- I hours Thursday befaz-'e her prison vigil. As long as thert'g Jif there's Petez-. Her son, Ernest Downs, Isakm lived among the 134 inspimtea CmmL Florida's Death Row for a yew-.. resunjng " She and Mrs. Peters shook family members with her W otamd watch. All zMgl* and morning if we I"ve to," said Bobble Mk4iae]., JONDlivir , ' grandmother, "It's Ina- real bad for John. It's .11 wzvng. There's other ways *-Am Smumish a man. If you met the "Maybe it would be better for: : John U they Just got ft over and stopped all this wondering," said Mrs. Michael.. "But his poor mama. She's the 1. one who has to live on after it's : over, knowing how he suffered at the end." Last year, the Seminole County school board filed a suit against Its Sanford architect Eoghan Kelley alleging his design work is responsible for the leaky roofs of 12 schools The manufacturers of in Seminole County. Schools which have already been repaired are Tuscawiila Middle School, Lake Howell High School, !dyllwllde Elementary and Teague Middle School. Besides Kelley, the school board's lawsuit names in- Realty Transfers Pacesetter Builders Inc. to James Elmer D. Taylor & wt. Eli:. to C. Davis & wt. Peggy B., Lots 3 & 4. Patricia N. Farina, mgi. E SI' of Lot blk G, Sanlando Springs Ir. 53, II & W 21' of 19 Queens Mirror So. Repl. $100. Forrest I. Greene to Luther Patricia N. Farina to Elmer 0, Jackson, mgI. Lots 19 + 20 blk F, Taylor & wt. Eli:. R., E 54' of Lt 118. Sanlando Springs Tr. 77, Third Repi. W21'of190ueens Mirror So. REPL. $68,400. - =-.---- 1801kB. Sausalito Sec. two. sss.eoo ,- irnnrnvempntc $19,957.30 for indicated. The commissioners voting in favor of the arrangement noted that similar agreements ha ve been negotiated with industries locating within the city. Nearby residents at Silver Lake protested the location of the plant when it was proposed in 1977, claiming the smelter used for prod uction of the billets would pollute the air. However, the Department of Environmental Regulation, w hich issued a permit to Keller, sent officials to meet with the provements while the company will assume the costs of materials. Public Works Director Bob Kelly said the two-lane road to be built will extend along the unpaved portion of Cornwall to a spot just east of protesting residents in August. The meeting did not sway the officials and the permit to construct the plant was formally granted. the Seaboard Railroad tracks. Commissioner John Morris voted against the [urinal approval of the share-cost arrangement at the May 14 commission meeting. Morris said he believed the improvements should be paid for in total by the Industry, lie said a verbal agreement was made to that effect in 1978 when plans for the plant were reviewed. "That's not a part of the city's responsibility," said Morris. The estimated cost to the city for the street improvements will come to $12,102.38 and the water line expense to the city will be $7,590.11, according to a memo from City Manager Warren K. Knowles. Keller Industries will pay $27,129.77 in materials for ~ ~~~ V&Wkm (II 1k beach. .Spet'IaIfti,n141t dtswuigts Ihnniq,li julie rn. Top accommodations low rates on rooms, efficiencies, or penthouse suites. .2 pools, Barefoot Bar, Billy Bones Tavern, Ii*øiL FA , ~ ~Aoi - toll Ii~440 -7~_=Iw, 't. - HOMEOWNERS -: & Need Cash? Your credit is good $2,500 to $25,000 more, for any purpose! May __________ ___________ Eligible. ________ 14 K*14 61 (,$.f(U,(jlu6 Ma YARD & BAKE SALE *" 2504 OAK AVE. (IN PARKING LOT) Sat. May 26th _ . . Financial . .. 9:00 5:00 _____________ 1.800-835.2246 * \ I J .- 4 4- ..'.' ' ',, . - - --- stre( water pipe materials, the memo S - - Dorothy B Lee & hb Edw. to A Peyton Musselwhitc & WI Joann, Lt tha Lu _I DENVER iUP1 United Airlines, the nation's largest domestic airline, plans to resume flights Monday for the first time since its longed strike began eight weeks ago. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers overwhelmingly ratified a new contrw't with United Thursday. It was the third time the union members had voted on a proposed contract since going on strike March 31. Two previous proposals were rejected. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) Sttveg aftershocks Jolted the Montenegrin coa3 area of goigbr,j Ysoja today following i major quake Thursday evening that caused injuries and damaged buildings already wrecked in a catastrophic quake April 15. Howard E. Phelps & WI. Emily to Howard E. Phelps & wt. Emily J E 32.10' 01 Lot ii & W. 41.15' of 17, blk A, West Altamonte His., Sec. Three, 1100. The Harkins Corp to Sebastian A. Lamagna & WI. Marielena, Lt 61, Jennifer Ests. $87,100. Cam Corp. to Thomas D. Seay & WI. Joan R., Lot I blk B less N 95' North Orl, Ranches, SEC. Two Keller Industries spokesmen tod.y said they expect their new $700,000 Sanford plant on Cornwall Road to begin operation June 25. The plant will produce aluminum billets on its four-acre site just west of the Seaboard Coast Line railroad tracks. Still to be completed are road im• provements and in, stallation of a six-inch water line to the property. In an arrangement that drew opposition from one member, the Sanford City Commission agreed to provide the labor and equipment needed to complete the im- Rai-j E Rader 8. WI Edna to Galley Restaurant, Robert W Smith 8. wt Caroline, Lots putting green, and more. 15 & 16. 131k 32, Sanlando The Sub Iteaut . Sanford Sec , $80,000 $5,000. ThisWsiiiiirz $100. Thomas J Chevalier, spl 8. Leonard R. Zeman Heir of Doris Call toll free... Walter B. McCarty &WI. Claire to Miriam R Robbins , mgI, to Peggy J Green to Cary D. Trice (Married) Clifford V. Rodgers 8. wt. Kathleen I MOo S-12'562-1 Seylsora, sgl , Bey, SW cor Cl Loll, Lot 7 blk 11 Weathersfielct 1st Addn, V., Lot 27 blk B. Eastbrook s.d Un. tIlls ED , Lake Ellen Addn to CII, $25,000. If outside Florida, I), $63,500. $37,700. $345()() (QCD) Johnny Walker Real Est. We George S. Knapp, Widr. to Paul I' )() $1-l'74!1) Cam Copr. to CEBCO Constr., Mary Cresman Shearer, el at to Inc. to Johnny Walker 8. Thomas A. Sulovski 8. *1. Margaret, Lt II & E 1 Inc., Lot blk 4 North Orl, Ranches, Recommend Marry Elfer & WI Sheila D, , W' z01 E Mills, Lot 1588. W 20' 011598. S 2' 01 25' of I?, blk B. Oak Ridge Park, _________ SEC 9. 135.200. 220' of N'., of SE' , of Sec 21 21 30 468. 52' of W 20' 01147, (Less Part) $25,000. Falcon 0ev. to Wm. M Dunemann Genet 1,t less N 33'. $95,000 M.M. Lord's 1st Addn Citrus His., )a11r1rTT Robert E. Rutheberg &wI. Jean to 8. WI. Debra K., Lot 7 Fox Run S d. H J Steed 8. WI Rhoda $100. to Richard _____________________________ Wm. P. Watson 8. WI. Joy P., Lt 73 125,500. I Turner, Lot I, Orienta Gardens, 2nd First Fed. to Margaret A. Tucker Sleepy Hollow 1st Addn. $74,900. Weathertron Central * (QCD) Sandra R. Magin (Form Addn, 116.000 -NW' , - of blk 7 Tier 7 & W 6 in. of Douglas R. Macpherson 1, WI. Mason) to Robert W. Magln 8. WI. Air Conditioning yste mB Bryan Cannington & wt Elaine vacated alley adj. on East, Town of Sigrid to Robert S. Eagle, Jr. & WI. _____________________________ Sandra R., Lt3,blk B, Eastbrook S d to Raymond M Zito Jr 8. WI Linda Sanford, 135,000. Faye T., Lot 210 & E 1' of 779 Un. 13. sirm HEATING, INC. ' A, Lot 43, Northwood s d. $57,000 ' 2025 S. Atlantic Avenue, ____________ _________________ Bel-Aire Flumes Inc. to Richard R. Wrenwood His, UNIT Two. 132.500. Luis G. Feliciano 8. wt. Carmen to Glenn E Jennings & wf Wanda to Daytona Williams 8. WI. Lamar H. Lt 30 Beach Shores 32018 anford Ave. 322.6S62 I (QCD) H Knox Bettinghaus, Ind. Anthony Pard 8. WI. Laura I. Lot 9, Mci-line M Mole, sgi, Un. 366 Spring Oaks Un. 6, 153,500. to Malcolm Danner & WI. Mary K, blk 0, Summersat North Sec. Three, Village of Windmeadows, No 7, James A. Allen to Willie Allen & Lots 8 & 9 blk I repl. Tr Si Sanlando $21,600. _____________________________ WI. Vivian, Lot 2. hik a. crn.n,. tIt%i'i tk... ,' ....._ . . --. --. -... fl. -, A''.-. -,'' '''we. v,.n. ..muruney a. w t . Lenore ' Robert A Young 8. WI Beth to Roll Stevens Addn Midway. $100. Malcolm Danner a. Mary K. to to Thomas F. Wright & WI. Diane L.. Colletin, Lot 8 61k A. Druid Hills (QCD) Edw. J. Hughes, Si-. to Stephen Israel I WI. Patricia, W Lot 11 Lake of The Woods Ests, First Addn, $59,000 Renee L. Hughes, Lot 6, blk A. 23.33' of Lot 7, all of $ I E 11.33' of Townhouse SEC. 4. $36,000 Vasvo Sampaio & WI Charlotte to ldyllwlIde of Loch Arbor, SEC 3, Lot 9, BIlt I, Sanlando Springs First Va. Mfg. Re. Inv. to Jack R Leonard & WI Diane K . Lt $100. Replat of Tract 57, $13,500. Charles Rowe, sgl. Lot 113, Lago 13, Floridahaven, 1st Addn, $43,000 Wm. F. Duffle & WI. Theresa to Vista sd, $37,000. Wm. E. Adamson I WI. Donna to Marco A Ramire: Viilalon, el al Richard A. Castle & WI. Pearl Lt 3, George Miller & Wile Evelyn. Lt $1 Maro.tda Homes Inc. to Richard to Jamie Ramirez Villalon, SO pct blk 1 Sabal Point Amended Plt. Eastbrook sd Un. s. 154,000. T. King & WV. Lynn E. Lot 48 61k '1 mt Lots 89 10178. I), J A tlistlines $99,900. . Daniel Rothman Iwt. Miriam to Foxmoor Un. 7. 112,3(10. % for Addn LW, $100 George Priggen 8. WI. Madeline Robert D. Brand 8. WI. Betty A. Lot Kenneth 0. Wipper I WI. Leslie to The Greater Constr Corp to Etc. to Wilma R. Nelson, wid. Un. 511 Spring Oaks (in. S. $62,000. Nalib Hawalemeh & WI. Ensat, Lt Wilfred J Carroll, mgI 'Lot 5, (31k C, 20$ Bldg. M, Crown Oaks, 1st Addn. The Huskey Co. II, blk G. Summerset North Sec. S. to E. L. Sausalito Sec Two, $59,900 1511000. Recksledler, Lot S blk A. Sweet. 137,500. Raymond A. Sandifer & WI Evelyn Fla. Resld Comm., Inc. to Jack water Oaks, Sec. $2. $34,900. Romeo Varela & wt. Phyllis to or to Glenn Can & *1 Mary F. , Lt E M. Holton &wt. Katherine M. Lot 6$, Barclay Woods to Capital Homes George L. Parkhurst I Wf.,Alberta 8. Lot 56, M M Lords 1st addn The Highlands SEC. One, $46,900. Inc., Lots 273, 242, 24$ a. all of 249 F. W 14I.92' of E 120.40' of NW', of Citrus HIS, 13.000 Russell T. Swain, Jr. & WI. Barclay Woods Third addn. $25.000o,,no,, NE¼ of SEC 77 2032 N of SR 46. $54,000. Raymond A Sandifer & WI Evelyn OmOb,iIhom.ondlot, yOuqvoiIy Patricia to Jaime 6. Tuaron & WI. Barclay Woods to Southeast Land $13,000. to Charles L. Earnest & WI Shelia B., Sylvia, Lt 1, blk 0, Sweetwater Club Co., Lots 60,628.63, Barclay Woods All Applicants Rolllngwood Homes Inc. to Lots F Be 0 & H. M M Lord's First Unit One, 1238,000. 1st Addn. $77,000. Michael P. Volentine & WI Addn, To Citrus Heights, $41,600 James W. Baskin, mgI to Fathiyeh BMA Prop. Inc. to Harold E. urtoo-plo yed Claudette, Lot 1, 61k H Howell Cove, (OCO) Charles M Booth Jr. 10 F. Morgan & Farzarieh Fanl, Jt. It., Goodis & WI. Joan W. Lt. $57 Lake of 2nd Sec., $62,664. American International Prop. Easy Estended Repayment Trims Inc., Res. Un. 11, Sheoah, SEC Two. the Woods Townhouse Sec. S. Raymond E. Daubert & WI Cathy Commencing UOul cosh IQt cony p.%po,. Mod-cal l3,l,_ at SW cor. 01 that part 139,000. 1411300. to Cecil V. Hines & WI Margery C., of SW' , of NE', & N'z of NW', of The Greater Constr. Corp to Dale Bel-Aire Homes Inc. to Ammend Lot 163, Oakland Hills, 174,900. -appLnc., O pay oil ,n,jiI,n,nt SE', of Sec 29 19 30 etc., 3.814 acres, R. Nichols, Lot 37, Sausalito SVEC. All Shahabuddin & WI. Nasreen A. Yow on, poyns.,ns ,.a pobabiy Robert .1. Kopec, mgI & Karen A., U°° Three, $54,900. Lot 21, Bel Aire Hills Unit One, bshtsthan the comb,n.dmon,f,i, mel. to Kenneth H. Lindquist eidr., (QCD) Clarence A. Johnson 1110 Dale R. Nichols & *1. Patricia to $43,200. Lot 413 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, American International Prop Inc., James L. Whitmore d, WI. Virginia John 0. Horton I WI. Robin to Sec. 3. $621500. 3 534 acres m I, $1W. Fast I.oan Approval. Lt 32, Sausalito Sec. Three. 134,900. HolDs H. Ailord (Married) Lt. 32 In 'flO3t cOses. yO. loan w ol be Dunhill Inc. to Lawrence E. Stern Longdale sd, $77,500. 'Ov" OPPr!v9d in 24 bows and I wt. Candace At Lot 43, Foxwood Cufliss R. Seal, suI 10 Hollis H. yal " PH, I, $53,800. "" ' si'. Alford (Married) Lots 131 II, blk P yoi.%L4ro_,41gp.,,..cuso Harry T. Langdon & wt. Ruth to Lake Wayman Ills. m.d. 148,000. David L. Grunderman & WI. Diana Timberline Bids's., Inc. to Levone 'far you' J. Lot 704 blk A, Jamestown Village, A. Blough I mt'S. Carol M. Lot 3, Un. One, 155.166. Forest Slopes, 163,900. Pan American Mary L. Russell (Form. Taylor) ill Donald J. Anderson, widr. to Inc. Whetstone 10 Elmer D. Taylor, Richard F. Saleml So wt. Eli:., E 50' l,'c.nd Mwtgog. Iosr E34'of Lot ll&W21'oi I9Qveens ofLotI2&W20'o113,leuS7'bIk7, 1501 S Ch,,ci, Su,'. 202 Mirror So. Reh. $10,000. Bet Air. $30,400. Clifton Stringer & wt. Piggy to Wm R McPherson & wt. Dorm - wh.rsv.r you h,,, Ricky L. Turner I WI. Bonnie L., Lt to Robert D. Owen & wt. Dorothy M. ] 27, Mayfair SEC., Firs t ADDN. CALL TOLL FREE Par 23, Plan of Longwood. 111,000. $30,100. • David R. York I. wE, Martha to Rober t J. Hester, Ill, mgI to Paymy I,. Boatweight, Jr. I WI. Ops,oIononck,i 24houiaday , Christen Homes Inc. Lt 2 blk E. Judy Cr. It 37 Greengate Est., ________ ___________* Columbus Harbor sd, $13,500. - United Resumes Flights Yugoslavia Jolted Again work of the schools. The total cost for re-roofing the most recent schools is $692,000; Altamonte Springs Elementary $230,000; Sabal Point, $245,000 and Jackson Heights, $265,000. Supt. William Layer said that bids are already advertlsed for three wore schools for re-roofing: Winter Springs Elementary, Luke Orients Elementary School and Sterling Park Elementary. Hugh Canton, director of auxiliary services for the school district, said the funds for the re-roofing projects are available from state fuiids allocated to school districts annually for the use of capital outlay and debt service. "Repairing the roofs will eventually cost us in excess of $2.5 million," Carlton said. "If we could have diverted this, the monies could have been spent building a new elementary school and a large port ion of a middle school," been repaired. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UP!) - A 20-year-old man who claims he was paralyzed by a swine flu vaccine has filed a $1 million suit against the federal government. Andrew S. Matey, of Albuquerque, said Thursday he received the shot during the 1976 national swine flu Immunization program authorized by the federal government. He said after he received the shot he suffered partial paralysis in his legs, Guillian-Barre Syndrome, residual permanent paralysis and permanent neurological defects. Mx-s. Peters brought a half. their beads. __________________ ciivldual contractors who were also involved with the roof Three more leaky roofs in Seminole County Schools were approved for repairs Wednesday by the school board at a cost of more than $600,000. Altamonte Springs Elementary, Jackson Heights Middle School and Sabal Point Elementary raise the count to seven for schools in Seminole County whose roofs have Vaccine Prompts Suit guy like I have, you would say he don't seem like he would kill for killing's sake." * students and parents Packed the commons area of L ake Brantley High School Thursday for the school's annual awards day. More than 50 awards were presented during the ceremonies. Above, coach Jim Haley introduces those students who have received athletic scholarships to various colleges. Herald Staff Writer The Environmental Protection Agency today announced strict emission standards for new coal-fired power plants and said they will cost $35 billion but will clear the air of acid rain after the turn of the century. The standards apply to all new power plants for which construction began after Sept. 18, 1978. The proposal Is believed to be one of the most costly ever proposed by the EPA, but administrator Douglas Costle said It Is necessary to protect health and environment In light of the administration's plan to triple coal use and production to meet the nation's energy needs. - _ By SHARON CARRASCO EPA Announces Standards WASHINGTON (UP!) 3.. Leaky Roofs At Three Schools Set For Repairs The two-story frame house where "Roots" author Alex Haley grew up listening to tales of his ancestry was gutted by fire early Thursday and authorities said the blaze was intentionally set. It was In the large house in the small West Tennessee town of Henning that Haley said his inspiration for the book was spawned with his grandmother's tales about their family's struggles as slaves. The stories told by his late grandmother, Cynthia Palmer, led Haley to embark on 12 years of research for "Roots," one of the best selling books ever published. at this makes me awful sad, 1f they burn Joini, they're aing to start signing one death warrant right behind the AWARDS DAY Schedules ••1 1~_ Hundreds of BRANTLEY Tylenol contend only a massive overdose of their painkiller can cause severe medical problems, despite earlier reports linking the medication with permanent liver damage or death in people who drink alcohol regularly. The McNeil Consumer Products Co. issued its statement Thursday in response to a report by Dr. Craig J. McClain, a University of Minnesota researcher. McClain told a group attending Digestive Disease Week meetings in New Orleans this week that as few as 14 extra-strength Tylenol painkillers could cause liver damage or death to regular drinkers. HENNING, Tenn. (UP!) .. - Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Haley Home Gutted By Fire ceaafully negotiated an end to a weeklong sit-In by members of the nearby settlement of Neot Sinai. Defiant settlers Thursday hurled flaming torches, rusty oil drums, paint, oil, rattan fruit and insecticide at Israeli soldiers sent to evacuate them from a SOOacre vegetable plot, included in the 00-square-We zone that Is being returned to Egypt. The setters evacuated the vegetable plot alter reaching an agreement with Yadin that Begin will make another attempt his meeting with Sadat to ensure that the settlers keep the patch. In southern Lebanon Thursday, Israelis and Palestinians traded attacks while Syrian troops and Qn'lMlan militiamen exchanged fire in the streets of Befrid. For the second consecutive day, Israeli warplanes Thursday bombed Palestinian targets. No casualties were reported, The bombers struck after Palestinian gunners shelled northern Israeli villages, wounding two people. Since April 22, an estimated 72 people have been killed and more than 150 wounded in Israeli reprisal raids that have ranged the length of Lebanon. . - --. i Plant Work Start , - Estate NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Execution. Protesters Storrvm Capitol On the rural road leading to over the hum of generators the Florida State Prison, the keeping the air cool inside death vigil began before sun- campers rented by network TV -.- - 64 . ___ Tylenol And Booze Deadly Chile Israel Returns El Arish Tioc,> Egyptians Thursday fresh from talks with Israeli Prime MinldeiMenachem Begin in London and Sadat in Alexandria, slated a departure early Friday for Tel Aviv and afterwards to Beersheba to represent the United States at the opening of negotiations. Red, white and black Egyptian flags imprinted with golden eagle festooned El Arish, and Sadat's portrait gazed down from posters and blilbuards throughout the town. A huge, paper-mache peace dove holding an olive branch In Its beak was mounted in front of the town'a Nasser mosque, where Sadat will pray Sunday when he arrives for a summit meeting with Begin. Vance probably will join the summit. Hundreds of Egyptian officials and troops have Joined the town's 40,000 residents to oversee the preparations for the festivities, which will climax with Sadat's arrival there during the weekend. Sadat will Join Begin in Beersheba Sunday and the two leaders later are to inaugurate a direct air link between their countries with a joint flight in Sadat's presidential Jetliner. Israel's Deputy Prime Minister Ylgael Yadin .suc- Sells -' * sale Is expected. Jack Brennan, Nixon's top aide, confirmed the sale in a telephone interview Thursday. He was expected to release details on the purchase and announce the new ownership today, but it was not known If the price would be revealed. '' Largest Town In Sinai EL ARLSH, Israeli.Occupied Sinai (UP!) - Egyptian flags fluttered over El Ariab today and portraits of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat looked out from posters marking the return of the unofficial capital of the Sinai to Egypt after almost 12 years of Israeli occupation, The town, the largest in the Sinai, where four Israeli. Egyptian wars have been fought, will officially be handed back to Egypt in a military ceremony in the sprawling parking lot of the former Israeli army PX store, "The wars of Sinai are over now," said one of dozens of hand-painted banners strung over the town's dusty streets. "Now we will drink (rein the waters of the Nile again." The desert town's return is the first concrete gesture implementing the peace treaty between both nations signed March 20 in Washington. Three hours after Egypt gets back the town, Israeli, Egyptian and U.S. negotlatlors gather at the Negev town of Beersheba to open talks on seifrule for the 1.1 million Palestinian Arabs in the occupied West Bank and Gaza strip the second step in the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who was in Cairo J_ - WASHINGTON (UP!) -La Casa Pacifica, the estate at San Clemente, Calif., which Richard Nixon once promised to leave to the American people, has been sold. The former president bought the 5.9-acre oceanfront estate with its sprawling Spanish-style villa in 1969 for $340,000. What he sold it for may never be known;-- or may be revealed today when the formal announcement of the 1•,:;: Pcr 4- S ' - . ". -1 -1.1 4 .. . : . I - A.. .. .. ".. . I I . k. * . . rl-, I ),I -W 4 _ __ ,- .., ,- dale. There was extensive damage and two persons suffered minor injuries. Police and residents said it was one or more waterspouts that formed at nearby Port Everglades that did the damage. A National Weather Service forecaster in Miami said it would be recorded as a tornado. Whether tornadoes or waterspouts, a twister raked through exclusive Harbor Beach, an area of homes costing $200,000 and up, ripping the roof off one expensive residence along Laguna Drive, blowing the windows out of others and scattering their Inside furnishings. Electric power and telephone facilities were destroyed In the Subdivision. - ,:' State House Votes For Spenkelink faced execution l4op. DSliwiry: Week. 1$ cents; Minffi. UZI lMosths. $ lI.Nj YeIr, iNO. By Mail Week. $5 Cents: Manffi $3.15; IMonthi, $7151; Year, .,.'...- ..... .- , Rot'irt Sanders Ilihed Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by The Siniord Herald, . 311 N. French Ave., lanlerd, Fl.. 37771. Sicond Class Plitagi Paid at Sanford. Florida 3277$ • 4 pe/ . -4 Michael C. Markos )day. MAy 25, 1979-Vol. 71, No. S - Tree relocated at Good Samaritan Home, Sanford, in preparation for Irrigation and beautification project Is planted by Timothy Wilson, president, and Mary Smith, member of committee attempting to raise $2,500 for the landscaping. Also on committee are Jack Weible and Mrs. Bill Gielow. Mrs. Fred Ganes is consultant. Donations may be sent to Good Samaritan Beautification Fund, 202 Forrest Drive, Sanford. - Iva M. Weisse Brenda K. Goe$tsch I. baby boy Ella J. DIckin, DiBary Welli F. EIllngwood, DeBary Edward J. Bowers. Dillon. Eda L. Dunstan, Deltona Kivin 0. Scott. F ern Park Jennle K. Paulling. Orange City Elsa N Morales. Orlando 0 S. close to shore. One, or maybe two of them, bounced back and forth along the Intracoastal Waterway near the 17th St. bridge and wellknown Pier 66 Hotel in southeast Fort Lauder- A HAND RAIFORD, Ha. (UP!) A small but noisy crowd of protesters staged a death watch outside the prison where John DISCHARGES Sanford Lucas E. Charos Edith 0. Gooding ~ .. I t tw t FOR .I1JDFRDAIJ (JP1) -.Trec waterspouts spun spectacularly offshore from Fort Lauderdale late Thursday afternoon, entrancing residents with their huge profiles on the horizon. Then several sprang up LENDING t A record 3,100 Vietnamese boat 9eoplearrft'ed In the British colony of Hong Kong In a tlnp,Ie day this week and tens of thousands more are on their way, government spokesmen said today. "There is no end to it," an exasperated Hong Kong Official said. "There Is no way of stopping it. We just can't >$boot them." '!' Nearly 1,000 refugees arrived aboard the 7,500ton British freighter Sinbonga Thursday, but the vessel was ordered to remain just outside the colony's territorial waters. r, -) . . . I.., 1 *, k , .", ,,, -: 1., IR \ . .A I i 1. 1.~,., '. P I, 1"11; I 1 1~ IF k I ..0 I -V ~ F %** % * ;L L " . I Waterspouts Injure Two '. - 0 I #-. . .V...s \ lo%~ _7~*V_ 110.~ ' .r, Flood Hong Kong To Convict Bundy presented in the courtroom. If Cowart grants a change of venue, Supreme Court Chief Justice Arthur England will decide where to hold the trial. Yetter and several other defense witnesses told Cowart everyone they talk to is convinced the 32-year-old former Utah law student is guilty. and will have to be replaced, deputies say. .': Refugees Says Tallahassee professor John Yetter Thursday In support of a defense motion to move the Bundy trial to a city where the case did not receive the intense publicity it did In Tallahassee. Judge Edward Cowart said he prefers to start the jury selection process June Il before deciding If he can find 12 fairminded men and women who can forget what they've read or heard and base their verdict solely on evidence over le- -- need" to convict Theodore Bundy In the slayings of two Florida State University sorority sisters because they cannot live with the thought that the killer is still-at-large. This was the testimony of Florida State University HIGH SCHOOL VANDALIZED Three unidentified men were seen tearing down the new chain link fence posts at Lake Brantley High School causing damages of $142, according to Seminole County deputies. A witness told deputies she saw the incident happen about 7:40 a.m. Friday. She reported the vandalism to deputies Tuesday. A total of 31 posts were pulled down of which 20 posts were bent orrAwA (UPI) - Prime Minister Pierre Elliott 1tudeau, defeated in Tuesday's federal election after 11 in office I4t?'I Thursday to thscussWfiit went iThhgand to prepare for a ?new role in parliamentary opposition. The 31-member Cabinet - of which 13 ministers were ,defeated in the election-voiced Its support for Trudeau at ,the meeting, ruling out a rumored effort to make him a capegoat for the party's loss and replace him as Liberal , .Party leader. In the Rocky Mountains resort of Jasper, Alberta, ,Prime Minister-elect Joe Clark met with the country's top .alvil servants, considered Cabinet appointments and discussed the transfer of power to his minority Conservative administratjor. WASHINGTON (UP!)- President Carter has decided to make a new effort at the summit meeting next month to Improve U.S. trade relations with the Soviet Union in r'eturn for Soviet assurances on human rights, it was li!arned today. U. S. officials said Carter is preparing to tell Soviet 'President Leonid Brezhnev in Vienna, Austria, that 'remaining problems could be solved if the Soviets would make some kind of declaration of intent about the furute status of emigration and Soviet dissidents. Current U. S.law, represented by the so-called JacksonVanik amendment, requires a presidential certification that the Soviets are making a good faith effort to permit kee emigration before the trade status can be upgraded. The Seminole County Corn. 92. require two appraisals on land field, four baseball fields, a referendum approved by the Lake Park of about 40 acres, mission may spend the last Butch Alexander, county considered for purchase in concession stand and storage voters of the county five years Lake Mills which has in excess i,,O00 .vi i,u--old bond parks and recreatiow-rtr....eger, addition to informath;o. on the area.ir..,ole Baseball ago. While the bond issue called of 100 acres, Sanlando with'issue money for park land has received county corn- tract available from the maintains the facility, infor $1.68 million in funding, the about 40 acres, Lake Sylvan acquisition to expand the 20- mission approval to negotiate county's property appraiser's surance on the tlact and county added to that sum about 50 acres, and a 30 acre acre youth recreation property for purchase of the property. office. provides lighting, Alexander another $445,000 from federal parcel on Lake Monroe. near Five Points. Alexander said today the "A verbal agreement on the said. The Red Bug, Lake Mills and grant money and $183,500 in The property being con- Overstreet Investment Co., has sale price has been reached Plans for the development of interest earned on the in . Sanlando parks are partially sidered for purchase by the been offered $36,000 for the 10- with Overstreet," Alexander the new parcel, when acquired, vestment of the bond issue developed while the Lake county's parks department islO acre parcel and the re iiirr' said. 'have not been compiled, funds for a total of more than Sylvan property is scheduled acres immediately north ad- $1,000 will be used for appraisal The 20-acre parcel, already Alexander said. for completion of development $2,270,00(3. jacent to the county tract off fees and other costs of the owned by the county, is leased The purchase money for the Other properties purchased next year. The Lake Monroe state Route 419, one mile purchase. for a nominal fee by Seminole property was included in the over the years from the bond parcel has not been developed The county's usual policy is to Baseball Inc. It has a softball park lands bond southeast of U.S. Highway 17issue issue funds are: the Red Bug at all yet, Alexander said. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - A criminal law professor says Tallahassee citizens have a "psychological Trudeau Wins Support New Trade Talks Near? fessor Friday, May 23, 1579-3A Coun ty Eyes 10-Acre Park Purchase NATION storage room as they went. The coin boxes of two pinball machines were ripped open and robbed of their contents of $140 in the lounge area, deputies say. The cash relster was also robbed of about $200 In cash and coins. GUILTY PLEA About $200 in cash and coins and several bottles of liquz- wx A 16-year-old Longwood youth Monday pleaded guilty to one stolen sometime Monday or Tuesday from the Veter.xa._-% cmf count of grand theft in connection with the stealing and wrecking Foreign Wars (VFW) Club in Longwood, according to Sx,z.rxc01 of an auto on March 3. Hq was tried as an adult, authorities said. County deputies. A presentencing Investigation was ordered for Richard Fowler, 107 Shadow Drive, Longwood. Florida Highway Patrol Entry to the club was made by prying open a metal door ri tta troopers arrested Fowler after he and a juvenile stole a 1977 north side of the building, deputies say. Burglars then rar Icci Volkswagen owned by Anthony Zolton of Longwood and drove the the lounge, bar and office area stealing money and liquor ft-cm Lk -1't In Robbery - - -• - - '' -'-:';" I �Evening HerWd OURSELVES 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Friday, May 25, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I1I___ _ ume way to 14170 :it is difficult for millions of Americans now in their thirties or younger to realize that apartheid, so widely condemned in Rhodesia and South Africa was enshrined not so long ago in the laws and customs of this country :As late as the 1950s and '60s, blacks in the South could not enter restaurants, hotels, barbershops, dOctors' offices, churches or nearly any other place Where people sat down. They even had to use separate water foun tains and rest rooms. "Jim Crow" laws in the Southern states assigned them to separate railroad cars and to the very back seats of bbsis. Elsewhere in the nation, widespread bias almost as effective as South ern laws in stparating the races. A glacier-like change in attitude began during the turbulent years of World War II. The need for ranpower in the armed forces and in the great industrial centers of the North, Midwest and West siphoned black sharecroppers away from the rural uth into the mainstream of American life. And, *oreover, blatant Nazi racism and the U. S. in. t+rnment of Japanese citizens and aliens alike picked the conscience of Americans about their rial discrimination. The national re-examination of racial attitudes that gained momentum during the war years received a tremendous boost from an unexpected source in the immediate post-war period. President Harry S. Truman, to his ever-lasting credit, courageously made expanded civil rights a rnerstone of his administration, Thus, the national stage was set for the most far- reaching, revolutionizing decision by the U. S . Supreme Court in American history. Twenty-five Years ago, on May 17, 1954, the co urt unanimo usly overturned its previous "separate-but-equal' doctrine of Plessy vs Ferguson (1896) which had been the basis of segregated public education. In Brown vs. Board of Education the court held, in essence, that no child could be denied admission or ~ie assigned to a public school by reason of race. This decision proved to be sociological dynamite to segregated America. Pent-up pressures poured out through the breach. Six months later, an unknown black woman, Mrs. Rosa Parks, refused be relegated to the back of a bus in Montgomery, a., thereby becoming the first of a series of ationa1 figures in the civil rights agitation that Was to sweep the country. That movement, led by Martin Luther Kin9, a galvanizing leader with remarkable oratorical qkills, was dramatized by unprecedented mass demonstrations' and punctuated by destructive rolence in scores of cities. It culminated in the sweeping Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting I3hts Act of 1965. These laws, the most enduring lacIes of President Lyndon Johnson, assured job . rtunities and political clout to minorities, oday, the shift from anti-discrimination to up preference has splintered the civil rights clitfon of the 1960s. Much of the zeal, which departed with the assassination of Dr. King, has been replaced by a growing realization that the path to the better life in America, having now been pened, lies more with individual effort and excellence than through collective minority asser(Ion, are penetrating into professional and technical 1.2 million are in these areas today compared with 262,000 in 1958 sure proof that enlarged educational opportunities are paying off. The - growing imPct of middle-class black families American life is a phenomenon of the 1970s. But heartening as this process is, it justifies no cornplacency. Blacks outnumber whites in unemployment lines better than two to one. And the living condition of millions of urban blacks continues to impeacli the American The road ahead is still hard for the average black American. But the gains made since the historic Brown decision hold out the sure promise that the future will be easier than the past has been—that 26 million American blacks do not have asfar to go as they have come. BERRY'S 'WORLD ANGLE.WALTERS + i ,f A ,,. (i "i'm worried about my parents. All they ever do is watch television!" Is Media Blitz Enough ? Events man LOUISVILLE, Ky. (NEA)— The partisan crw4 : uing the hotel ballroom rises h a roar of approval as they enter - the "too good to be true" husband-and-wife team that seemingly personifies the American Dream. He is Jotm Y. Brown Jr., the ruggedly handsome 45-year-old entrepreneur who became the "boy wonder" of the business world in the 1960s when he parlayed a $500,000 investment in a fastfood enterprise into a $34 million personal for. tune. She Is Phyllis George, the 29-year-old former high-school cheerleader from Denton, Texas, , ,,j,—' who combined dazzling beauty and an effervescent personality to win the Miss America crown, then achieved celebrity status as a network television star. They were married on St. Patrick's Day, spent two weeks honeymooning in the Caribbean, then flew backtoBrown'shomestateof Kentucky. On March 28, he announced his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination - and that's when the controversy began. -•-" '-- '-r'"i'' + *' . 9 Ry DON GRAFF Twrwirvatet1twiLs, one major news story •-and the other not. The first Involves five people - Alexander Glnzburg, Georfi Vms, Valentin Moroz, Eduard Kt uznesov andMark Dmshits, y celebrities who , gained their celebrity the hard way. They are Soviet Jews, dissidents who were allowed to leave the U.S.S.R. In exchange for two Soviet spies in U. S. custody, a post-Cold War deal that has made them, temporarily at least, headline r'v •., names. Their arrival in the United States drew the attention of millions right up to the president, 080" am " whose gue st Reverend Vms, a Baptist pastor, was at a Washington church service. ENERGY Their futures in are varied. Kuznetsov and Dymshits have continued on to Israel. Moroz has been offered a teaching post at Harvard. And Glnzburg has accepted an offer tO Join an even more celebrated fellow exile Alexander Solzhenitsyn - in the latter's well. fenced bit of Russia in Vermont. Terr Taking note of Ginzburg's decision and also As the May 29 primary election approaches, his muted reaction to being in the United States, Brown himself is becoming the dominant issue In as expressed in a remark that it amounted to MARY TOBIN follow precedent they will remain "very close- being exiled from his homeland "not having been the campaign. The nine-candidate race probably UPI Business Writer knit." will culminate in a plebiscite on Brown's wealth, asked," The Christian Science Monitor had an NEW YORK "If I (UPI) had known "Because of the unique setup we spent a great editorial suggestion. Would it not be better, his lavish campaign spending, his "Jet-setter" beforehand what the past two years would n- deal of time together," Bannett said. Image and his "high-roller" lifestyle. before joining Solzbenitsyn in self-imposed volve I djn't kr'nw if! would have enrolled - it Ms. Gassert said Wharton has had "many isolation, to see something of America, to get to Brown's aides offer only inconclusive replies destroyed my social life and complicated my responses" from businessmen who participated know at first hand the people and the characto questions about the size of their campaign professional career:" said Dr. Aaron Bannett. in the program And all said it had helped them teristics of his new home? budget, most of It derived from the fortune the Bannett, chairman of the department of advance to new positions and higher salaries. "Neither the nation's democratic Institutions candidate amassed in a trio of fan-food ventures surgery at Albert Einstein Medical Center, And the successful professional? nor the virtues and failings of its way of life can —Kentucky Fried Chicken and, to a lesser ex- professor of surgery at Temple University, "As chairman of Einstein's department of be learned from books or the PL'U," the tent, Lum's and 011ie's Trolley. successful private practitioner, received his surgery and head of the kidney transplant newspaper observed. "Nor can they be When pressed they acknowledge plans to masters degree in business administration this program, I found that I was being called on for reasonably and spend "more than $1 million," but month with the Wharton Executive MBA class of man y administrative chores for which I had no Vermont ret fully assessed from an Insulated reat." knowledgeable observers here believe the final 1979. training; budget planning, for example," BanT re he Is, of course, no question of Ginzburg's Business executives predominated in the class nett said. figure will be twice that amo unt - or more. right to that retr ea t If such is his choice. The but it Included, in addition to Bannett, a dentist, "Most department heads in hospitals are essence of his new home is that he and his Contenders for governor and senator in two lawyers and a psychiatrist. several other states have lavished considerably physicians with no business experience or ad* celebrated companions in dissent in their old The group is unusual in another respect. ininistrato rs with no medical knowledge. I home are now free more in races In recent years. But Brown to go their own way as they Although most are from the Philadelphia area, decided I could combine both." probably will spend more money in less time themselves choose. Bannett Investigated several programs in the than any other candidate for statewide office in others emne froin New York, Washington, The second event involves 329 people. On a Boston, Texas and California. For two years they Philadelphia area, but many were four-week the history of American politics. recent day when the doings of the dissidents commuted to Philadelphia on alternate programs which he didn't think filled his were front-page item (Vins and Moroz lunched In the two months between the day he entered weekends to spend two days in Intensive study. requirements, with Mayor Edward Koch New York's city the race and the day. of the primary election, "These people all had to sacrifice One colleague suggested that what Bannctt hail while outside members at of municipal unions Brown will have mounted a campaign that can somewhere," said Carol Gamert, director of the wanted "might be exc ve, that maybe I didn't demo essi nstrated against the mayor's plan to close only be described as the best that money can Wharton program. "They have families, all the even have enough background to participate In some city hospitals), The New York Times also buy. responsitilitles that life gives you." the program." reported a naturalization proceeding In Brooklyn Thethe class learns as much from each other as Broadcast time for his ubiquitous television from "But the Wharton staff was sympathetic and federal court. classroom experience. "They come shifted courses to allow for my particular commercials has been purchased not only on Two such take place there every week, giving from all sectors of society and they deal with needs," he said. stations all across the Bluegrass state but also In the country some 30,000 new U.S. citizens every neighboring Ohio, Illinois, West Virginia, each subject based on their own past exBannett, who spent his final week with the rest year and making the Brooklyn court its perience," Ms. Gassert said. Tennessee and Indiana. of the class at London School of Economics, said busiest naturalization center. Bannett said the peer experience Is very Im- it will take some time to get his life back to This particular group was almost as diverse Washington political consultant Matt Reese, portant. "The approaches to a subject are dif- normal. who specializes in establishing effective but as the population of America Itself. There were . This leads to kind of a cross-pollination of "it was exceedingly difficult for my family," 49 Jamaicans, the largest cont expensive "Instant" grass-roots political ferent ingent from one Ideas. You gain a healthy respect for other Ideas he said. "In addition to spending every other country. In all, 55 countries were represented. and you find they're not as different as you weekend at school, there's a tremendous amount The new Americans included former Cubans, Kentuckians as Brown's precinct and block of homework to do on the alternate weekend." Greeks, Chinese, Ir1sh Pakistanis and Srlans. leaders for a massive get-out-the-vote drive on thought they were." "r!iese are not just 9-to-S people going to Despite the hardships, Bannett said, "It's been election day. school after work. They have good Jobs, im- very worthwhile. I not only understand the And Russians. In a simple ceremony, hands held high, they . 13" -. PROGRAM BUSINESS WORLD Doctor, per, IA B11 campaign appearances throughout the state In a to offer," Bannett said. understanding of how practice fits into presiding Judge Mark A. Costantino tell them razzle-dapple political operati on that's long on This year's class is the third to complete the society. I think I havehospital a much broader view of that "America Is you pizazz but short on substance. nothing, nothing Is too Wharton program and Ms. Gassert said If they the world." farfetched." JACK ANDERSON Ministers Get $ To Endorse ' C WASHINGTON—At Jimmy Carter's Baptist tatively decided to attempt reques --though he The Senate Subcommittee on Aging is pu. church In Washington, the collection plate isn't Support recently voted by the ministers." want his identity known. Ucularly Incensed at the attitude of HEW passed until after the sermon Is delivered. Our After a wack's debate, the staff decided to To the credit if the clergymen involved, four of Secretary Joe Callfano and his minio born-again president followed the same "dlabtrae $1,000 to each of five ministerial the five alliances returned ns. Comthe Carter "of- mittee Chairman Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., procedure during his 1976 campaign when he was alliances," which would "spend the money on ferings." recently blew his stack at an assistant HE seeking endorsement from black ministers In the political organization In their areas." But the The one group that did accept the $1,000 check, secretary, who had been called to explain why'a San Francisco Buy area. "quid" was to come only after the "quo" of the Rictunond Interdenominationaj Alliance, report on medical care for the elderly was nat According to documents obtained by our endorsement. was the subject of a perfunctory investigation by associate Dale Van Atta, Carter's campaign As Lipehuix's stitement reported: "On May 21 the Federal Election Commission. Though they only unresponsive but seven months late. Chiles asked the official If he had worked on staff decided that $1,000 payments to five black Gov. Carter was campaigning in Northern claimed to have expended their "best efforts," the tardy report, and the answer was no. "ministerial alliances" might encourage the California and attended a press conference, one the FEC was to reach the organization to Outraged, Qdles refused to clericstoendorse Carter from the pulpit. But the segment of which was devoted to a public get an accoununable let the assistant ting of the $1,000 contrIbutIon. secretary read the prepared testimony he had clerical groups weren't paid until they had endorsement by the ministers.,. On the same Despite the possibility of an election nile brought with him. The senator told him curtly publicly given their endorsements. to day, five checks were written on the campaign's violation, the commission voted us mid-1978 to come back when he could produce someone who The surprising story was confirmed in a Nor thern California account," payable to the drop the matter. An FEC source suggested that had actually worked ui the report. statement signed by Robert J. tApshutz, Carter's alliance& the amo unt was too inconsequential to "cause MtJier member of the Senile Subcuinmltte campaign treasurer and now White House The five were the Richmond Inter- trouble." on Aging, Sen. William Cohen, R'Me., Is about to counsel. deIIOInlIU4ICEIMI AUIWIC, ti HW tetE Point Curiously, lii the general audit of Carter's Introduce a resolution According to the documents, Carter staff aides Baptist Ministers Conference, the Mo unt Zion rejecting the report n campaign finances, a random sampling of ex- alternaUvestoingItlon met with several San Francisco area black District Association and the Baptists Ministers nursing care or ndituresplcked out one or the $1,000 checks f the elderly el It'sthe first time in ministers in the spring of 1976 to discuss possible Unions of Sen Francisco and Oakland. that such further Investigation. But the contribution an uinbuirrassang suppo rt for the former Georgia governor, Some resolution will have been Upshutz'a statement said the Intention was remains undocumented because, according to truduced—a measure of the of the ministers said they wanted to support that the money be used by the ministers to displeasure the audit files, the only explanation was that the with "Broadway Joe"Senate's Califano and his As Carter. Rev. Andy Young visited a number of "organize meetings In churches.,. arrange Purpose at the payment bureaucrats. church groups an May Ito line up the hoped-for gatherings.., distribute literature.., and en- conference." support. WASHINGTON WHIRL: The Presldent'a courage clergy to use their pulpits to support In campaign thvcd1gutIons, as in thurthea, an Commission on Three Mile Island has While travelluig with Young four days later to (Joy. Carter." essential Ingredient u faith. complaining that it needs subpoena power to da open up Carter's Sacramento headquarters, Llpehutz's astonishingly frank admission of CHILES Vi. CALIFANO: The Senate's proper job i nvestigating the nuclear plant ac. campaign staffers discussed "11w most effective the attempt to buy support from God's earthly relations with the Department of Health, cident there, but that they can't get way of setting up a campaign organization in the representatives was buttressed by a statement anyone"to Education and black community." Knowing Jiat CalllornlaGov. from one black cleric to the effect that he ex- worse, largely Welfare are guting progressively sponsor the necessary legislation. A check because of what some senators disclosed that the Jerry Brown had locked up mod of the date's petted to be paid for his endorsement of a feel is the department's cavalier attitude toward ask members of White House had neglected to black elected o'fkials, the Carter people "ten- presidential candidate. And he said he the Pennsylva nia delegation— did not Congress. the obvious choices, ' a 'a-'r t~#, - +-"• . Pilot Ins tallation Reflects Jewels.. A treasure chest of jewels was reflected at the Pilot Club of Sanford installation dinner and ceremony at the Mayfair Country Club VFW members from ire Thes e U n related -' + '- Pine Hills Post Hosts District VFW Convention VIEWPOINT wu ,,,, I, Friday, May 25,1979—SA In And Around Winter SprUi9s 1omc 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. Th e re 's Still Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. — • -. Central Florida gathered at Pine Hills Post Number 8152 for the 1979-1980 District 18 convention, Prior to the opening of the convention, outdoor memorial service was held under the direction of District 18 Chaplain Art Minard. Highlight of the service was the singing of "Soldier Boy" by State Soloist Catherine Ressent, member of Winter Springs Auxiliary No. 5405. A joint meeting of post and auxiliary members followed the service. Dignitaries present ineluded Past State Cornmander Paul Calhoun, 'acting as a state representative, and past District 18 commanders Bill Bates, Hugh Carter and Don Kusiak. Auxiliary dignitaries included Evelyn Hart, Department of Florida chaplain, Past State - President of Maryland, Florence Woodward, and past District 18 presidents Jane Carter, Dorothy Bates, Esther Jacobs, 'Evelyn Hart, Arlene Brazelton and Shirley Soule. Chairing the joint meeting was the present District 18 commander Hasley Hart. Awards in various categories were NANCY BOOTH Winter Springs Correspondent 327-1735 Installed as officers of District 18 Ladies ' + symbols of growth, friendship and service to the community. ci bearers; Evelyn Hart, The Winter Springs VFW Ladies' Auxiliary to Post No. 5405 had planned on holding a rummage sale as a means of raising much needed funds. They had already collected and sold some Items. When the tornados hit a few weeks ago In the Central Florida area, by motion on the floor, the auxiliary decided to give all they had collected, both In clothes, etc. and money, to aid the victims of the disaster. They then joined together, some 14 members of the post and auxiliary, and started a drive for more This past weekend, they delivered over $11000 worth of canned goods, furniture, clothes, and household items to the most severely hit area. They first went to the main distribution point, the Auburndale VFW and then to K-Town Fire Station. The Casselberry auxiliary No. 10050, in a gesture of cooperation, joined in the project and donated over $1,100 worth of items to aid the victims. The Winter Springs auxiliary received an award from the American National Red Cross "In grateful appreciation for their outstanding service to the Orlando Naval Regional Medical Center". The auxiliary makes monthly visits to their Center, bringing good cheer and goodies to the patients. A hospital trophy, presented each year by 9Morence Woodward, was awarded to first place winning post and auxiliary 'No. 5405, Winter Springs. Second place was won by No. 8207, Longwood, and third place was won by No. 8152, Pine Hills. CoChairmen of the Hospital Committee were Esther and Bob Jacobs. Safety and drug abuse winning trophies went to first place winner No. 8W, Longwood; second place winner No. 5405, Winter Springs; and third place winner No. 4305, West Orange. Chairman Joe Kloppenborg presented the 'Eled w office by the 'ids were Tom Grubbs, onder' Owen Ball, 'scnlor-vicc commander; Herb Bates, junior vice 'ominancIer; Mark Smith, "quartermaster; Joe Kloppenborg, surgeon; "t MII)III, chaplain ; Don iustak, judge advocate; 'Bill Burns, 1-year-trustee; nd Jessie Wood, 3-yew- The rare jewels theme represented overall chairman; Harriet Harris, cancer aid and research chairman ; Betty Bolen, hospital chairman; Dot Hall, Voice of Democracy chairman; Joan Kloppenborg, membership chairman. presented. Youth activities awards went to first place winner No. 8207, Longwood; second place winner No. 10050, Casselberry; and third place winner No. M. Winter Springs. All trophies were awarded to both the post and auxiliaries, Youth actIvitles awards went to first place winner No. 8207, Longwood; second place winner No. 10050, Casselberry; and third place winner No. 5405, Winter Springs. All trophies were awarded to both the post and auxiliaries. own Winter Springs auxiliary, in a separate meeting, won the membership trophy. This is the first year that this award -has been given. After a lunch break, the "post and auxiliaries of 'DIstrict 18 held separate 'meetings. Each held an election of officers for the year 1979-1980. A joint installation of Incoming ;,officers was held im,mediately following the ' meetings. District 18 :p dent Ca thy Howard presided over the auxiliary this week. Auxiliary for the upcoming year were Nina Crouse, president, Betty Bolen, senior vice president; Joan Kloppenborg. Junior vice preei'ti'ginia Martin, treasurer; Jo Ann Bates, chaplain; Janice Spicer, conductress; Vickie Miller, guard; Jane Carter, secretary; Dot Hall, assistant conductress; Nancy Booth, assistant guard; Arlene Brawelton, musician, Anne Campbell, violinist; Ada Riley, historian; Harriet Harris, patriotic Instructor; Eva Wynn, flag bearer; Virginia Mlnard, banner bearer; Nell Holmes, Jo Lee, Sarah Collins, and Carol Easton, color ' Added to the jewels are the golden links, the members, whose goal is to aid in the C education and welfare of Seminole County citizens, as well as supporting Pilot In- ternational projects. " ',. ".'h Installing Ce1'omuits ins4"1ed Florence KorgñT frofiv, from left, outgoing president handing over the gavel to Polly Stevens, president, representing a diamond; Edith Avenel, first vice president; and Betty Halback, recording secretary; back row, from left, Laura Ozier, director; Mary Jo Cochrane, corresponding secretary; Nina Smith, treasurer; Laura Chase, second vice president; and Mossie Bateman, director. Herald photo by Tom Netsel Romantic Widow,, 79, Wants No Trouble: DEAR ABBY: I am a widow, most interested In what is being but the cash has been spent! CON F ID EN T IA 1. T (1 .eek to 50 years. LosIng Ofle'S 79. I live In the same apartment said. When we are tired and I feel guilty keeping "ANYONE FOR WHOM IS mother the IT before having thanked. building with a very fin e genDear wish to stay awake, we yawn to presents, knowing that this NOT YET TOO LATE:" The her (or the many preciqun tieman. We've become verysget extra oxygen to keep us marriage was a mistake From gestation period of a moth er's things she taught you is one of good friends. He is married but alert. Please abolish forever the start. Now all we need is the advice is anywhere from one life's greatest tragedies. has a legal separation from hi the false notion that yawning is courage to tell our family and ,.,f•. ....." -S V. CI.. IIv wontCOMM W U rude. And from now on when a friends. divorce unless he gives her a speaker sees someone in his very large settlement, which he ___________________________ audience yawning, he Is it proper to return the can be doesn't want to do as he figures assured that his talk i s wor- gifts! How about the cash? he may outlive her. (She's 82 IT'S OVER IN 01110 BEA IN THE BRONX thwhlle! and he's 83.) DEAR OVER: According to E.S.R. DEAR BEA: Ask your lawyer I am not entirely at ease with "The New Emily Post's DEAR E.S.It.: Yawning in Etiquette" by Elizabeth Post this man since I am afraid his how much "companionship" the law allows a man in your itself is not rude, it's leaving an 1975: wife mlght sue me, and l have a pretty nice savinus account. neighbor's circumstances. I open mouth uncovered that's think I get the picture, but 11 you the wcjldlng has taken She's very clever and I have aren't careful, you could get the rude. However, my wide- place, gifts are not returned, no awake experts assure me that heard that she still watches hüi frame, yawning Is a sign of fatigue, matter how short the marriage. like a hawk. drowsiness or boredom. Strictly speukiag, the presents DEAR ABBY: A reader i He takes me out to dinner, Tuscaloosa, Ala., asked about DEAR ABBY: I've been belong to the wife, but the usual and! have him in for meals. We yawning, and you said, "It's married less than a year and procedure is for the husband to play a little cards, watch a little usually an Involuntary opening already realize it's not going to keep (hose items that came T.V., and when it comes to (rum his own family and of the mouth when you wish last. romance, he is unbelievable! I friends, and those particularly think you get the picture, but others wo uld sh ut theirs." My em is what to do with mean ingful or useful to him, I'm not looking for ttLulhle.__ ++-Qn t-hw....'ntrary, Abby, all the lovely wedding gifts. Our while his wife keeps the Just companlonshin. yawning occurs when we are silver isn't even tarnished yet, others." Abby '+- [_'1A I I - + SMYRNA BAPTIST CHURCH 750 Overbrook Di $30 77 Casselberry 55 10A Morn Worship 11AM EVE Worsh,p 7 p M The Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee, at a recent meeting, appointed to their committee Judi Sledge, Precinct 1 PI 66; Dorothy Shaw ( Elena), P56; Richard Show, P56; Helen Goodson, P33, and Cheryl Jessup, P62. Jack Bridges was appointed to an at-large seat, Winter Springs resident Reverend Robert Burns, pastor and founder of the Winter Springs Community Church, recently served as chaplain at the Sertoina Regional Convention held in Clearwater Beach. He served at both the Southern and Heart of Florida meetings. He was honored by winning the Bulletin District of the Heart of Florida award. Rev. Burns's wife, Beverly, was recently elected president of the Winter Springs La Sertorna Club. 5 ' - .. •: ...-. - .. , ' ,+•. ++ + . -' + -. - + .-. . 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My bones Female hormones seem to are adling and I'm alwP-Ys delay this process and are — Yes, the DEAR READER 510-9 . - lll 1N WOULD s? ME) _________ Imnrn4ant nnpg a- tn has c,,ras Un., U i~;_ n. ON r..f .4 11 " t11 1 day. il lose Other a MEEK Ii.iusr SMU tkJ4 A — __________________ III til "i EEK C ______ 11 I For Saturday, May 26, 1979 a fss'u - 0 [ - I 4 .,? -g .-•, ,, .1'- '7 ____ ______________________________________ _____ - 'J° by Al Vermeer er ( I COULD CALL IT ) THE / THE C ,. SHE ALWAYS AES 10 ME FOR EP,SLJRANCE AT WRT CARP TIME' , I COULD WRITE A BOOK A8OUT IT. . C', — - .. ç. ,, ;t4r (, t• 4 (' (•f ,- e • 'a') '.' ', %01 t -' ' 0 5(V. / 1 / _______ B UGS BUNNY ¶1MB B?4*T SIRIE / 4tu egu.t — I 5TIL.L.. T1-4 (N)< . L_ 1 a. -- luenelit. lell the truth. P14456 PA' ME.' a marvelous opportunity. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Take care not to be infl uenced by what others thin k today. Should you feel changes in yo ur II up oil1. - W àL - AND ERN 'V __ - ______ - -I' '.4. __ I t BRIDGE Al ' iili~ I ______ iGl')T .__, suffer carelessness, . 'I..... -, 1F11WFRPR1Nr-5 ANT TALK - WE'D 1111 PLMSE % MI'-X other baseball. At one time or anotkr he was a referee for college • AND A ____ __ ____ __ _________ farm luck, Frank.' "I had no Idea what he was talking about and I said to him 'What happen ed , did one of our ballplayers get hurt?' He said, 'No, you got fired. I heard It on the radio." That was the first time Lane had ever lost any job. Since then, he has worked for the Orioles, Brewers, Rangers and Angels, and just before that he was with the White Sox, Cardinals and Indians so em pl oyment never has been much of a problem for him. With the Angels now, he's excited over how much Rod Carew is con- trlbutlng to the club. -- ERN, send $ t to: "Win at Bridge," care 01 ffiss newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N. V. 10019,) - LET RT 1W ' ~ _ IJMILE WEEDS by Craig Leg - 06&OT 4MI I\ AGTWM I icw I IJAPU L ASY lb &.ALHt Ifl 1i I . - 4 " EE THOSE . DELUXE IAN 0. , ., , -- £,, - .J._ - . #--- - i a ... .4-,--- r_x... ',. .fl _.. . 4 S . .. - - --- - -- - •-.. .., r "a • , I. -'* . t4LtI -' '4 - - *-'. - - . - - . . . . . _ _ - - - - -- - - - - - nley's Follies For White Sox, Fi in in II P iece ()f 6-0 C a was Chelsea LadiI es- ILitundo, who scored all three Moose runs, reached base Oil1 Vs. Oakland . fielder's choice fit alter Terry Russi singled with TheL Chelsea a dies ss oru their one out. McGowan followed without .-. 1 with if walk before Walker third straight stroked his fourth consecutive setback Thursday night. 17-1 setting tim" stage for nc.' weeks shiossdoiiri migain'i MOOSE K -: game Brewers 9, Angels 6 RBI single and Dennis Leonard U and when the Oakland A's double In the sixth. Ben Oglivie highlighted a scattered seven hits as Kansas are a bout to go under financialRich Wortham, 5-4, tossed a five-run third inning with a City nipped .SeaU k. ly, Charlie Finley would be wise five.Wttpr while walking eight three-run hoiner and Sal Bando to pay a call on Chicago's pit. and stranding 10 baserunners. added Cubs 9.2, Mets 74 a solo shot to pace a 14Pat Zactiry, making his first thing staff they figure to The game was played in 47- hit attack that clinched a three- start in five weeks, spring for a big donation, combined degree temperatures and gusty game sweep for Milwaukee on a six-hitter with Skip LockThe White Sex, playing five northerly winds that prompted over California. The Angels wood and Steve Henderson under .500 against the Chicago owner Bill Veeck to countered with a five-run fifth, drove in the tie-breaking run of the league and st arting offer those who couldn't brave capped by RB! hits from Dan with a lifth-imuuiuig single, lift the week with a team ERA ing of ttit cold rain checks for free Ford, Don Baylor and Willie New York to a nightcap trounced the hapless A's admission to a future game. Al kens. triwnph and a double-header io-i Thursday night for their Wortham lost a chance for his Orioles 5, Red Sox 3 split with Chicago. Steve sixth win in as many games first major-league shutout with Oitiveros and Barry Foote against Finley's Foll y this two out in the eighth on an RBI in the sixth inning snapped a 3-3 slammuned tworun homers to season. In the six games, single by Glenn Burke as Matt tie and Dennis Martinez won Ids give Cliicago tile opening-gaille Chicago's pitching has allowed Keougti suffered his seventh seventh straight game to lead victory. Dave Kingman slugged Only 38 Wis in 54 innings, straight loss without a victory. Balthnore to a posting an ERA of 1.50. conie-froul- his l4th Wine ruln for the Cubs LI talented ngnuiunuer nas ixninu victory over Boston. in the second game. Lee Rookie manager Don Kessinhod 17 of 18 decisions since Royals 5, Mariners 4 ger, as baf fl ed as the Oakland Mazzilli led New York's futik making the American League Amos Otis broke a 4-4 15-tdt attack in the opener with hitters, can't think of an exMI-Star team last year. deadlock with an eighth-inning a single, double and triple. planantl')n. "I don't know if we're playing Giants 2, Reds 1 any better against the A's," Joe Morgan dropped Jack Clark's popup behind second Kessinger said. "All I know is that we've beaten them six base to let in the winning run times," from third base with two out in ATLANTA (UPI) it i "routine operation," the seventh inning as San Atlanta Lamar Johnson led a 14-hit Braves catcher D al e Mlnchew said, Murphy, adding, Francisco edged Cincinnati attack with four RBI, two the National League leader in however, that it will mean behind rookie Phil Nutu. The scored and three hits. He led off runs batted in, was expected Murphy will be out for at least hteds uuiade four errors and to the scoring with an RBI single undergo surgery in the next few six weeks. In the second, singled and scored their only run in the Minchew said Murphy, in his sixth on a double by flay Knight scored to ignite a five-rim days for a torn cartilage in his left knee, officials said Th in-a- second season with the Braves, and Dave Collins' 11111 single. fourth Inning and drove in three nr injured Injured ins Knee in nigh Braves spokesman Wayne school. Minchew said Murphy, rated "The condition worsened with the second best hitter in the the squatting at the catcher's league with 13 homers, 37 rbl's spot, and hlsknee locked on hini and a ,348 average on the yesterday," Mlnchew said. Brady were each 4-for-S in Will go into surgery - games rest - on Walker single. ke By United Press International more runs with a bases-loaded Total , 4$' 3sIWIIam,...3l i II H Total 37I3 14 ITI0MSIIG •agiio MDSSI0I boly cacs.o.. .- .w. as a H NILICOPTIN 334 T.c*ir , 11 3 334 313Coo55r is i s.s 473 TOOlS U I tt its 413 3$ t• $ , si , •,, ,, II?? T$ On Saturday NILICOPTIS ovieno AIRN AIRS , ' lasliab S SI WIN 333 ) AISI.II 411 s,, Nlk* is s,M. see *ICM,d. Ib5SIS 1 I I Oi.ciy IMIU 1 I 5$ ill Cooper 35 1 IibMiiø Hiadry 7, NIH ASifl Maaiscaic, III 355 312 MidIS , M1l17 ite Total Tit The call Is out for prospects for the American Leglon Pod b3 baseball team. All youths will not have turned 19 by Aug. 19 are eligibie. Coach Bob Lundquist will meet with prospects Saturday at 10 a.m. on the Sanford ,,, 4SI IpolO $4p each 3-tor-, for Deluxe Bar. 9 ii - •,. 4 - - j TomWheaton had a home run and Chris Gagliano and Nick - - I W#W - - - -- ' Masses S mith - ,. - " WHIOHAM A@ a H as a N lobes 400*45* 13 lIvM* 4 II $tiilsamlrs Jodissa ISIMbINr Ill P. W.sbaØsa 355 Oiib• 3 - I. WasL$ss 3 5 3 Cooper III Nodisy s:3F.rr.H iii Stivess 1 1 I T. MbUII' I iI ) ft ti Richarde had one each. we/ 'rArr lzi0~.,jAxii__ 1, 0. ~i~ . score -- •4L Stromberg-Carlson Posted a eurpy' g, 21-10 win over the hielwupigr a 214 victory team. and Whigham Furniture either today or Monday. over Orlando Helicopters enjoyed a 124 triumph over Getchen was 3-Ior for the Or. Fnuik Wells, who will Thursday night In the Sanford 'DelUze Bar lntheothcrganies, Helicopters. the surgery,hascalled perform Mtrn g,jth41ii f.ainnta Tasen flpaai, kaA •h.. ..... — ..•.. Uâ ifl With P W 211 Il flU P5111 Lloyd Wall blasted two doubles and asingleto back the Stoudenmlre each had three homers for Oviedo Auto Parts, Oviedo attack. Iainie Tucker hits for Whigham. Bernie Legion Tryouts while Dave Hudick and Dave went 3-for-3 for the Helicopters. Hadley and Mike Eason were the long hall for • D T. K. Ryan oKrm : "-i-'--' - -- - 'S. Russi 3 2 Von I4erbuiis 1 0 0 4 3' Martrn,ii 300 i 0 0 Fleishmann 2 0 I • Jackson to 0 4 0 4 Fredrick 30 4 0 0 Gritl,th '0 I 0 0 aie 2 o i Brinson 3 0 0 Nathan '°° 4 0 0 Brown 30 Rotundo D.bo,. McGowan Walker Carter Murpht Leonard Bradshaw 0 league co-leader Sun Red Bug Park. l..aurie Thouiipson hit a h,init: and triple CheLsea's ss, while Julie Fudge had three biiF' and Cindy ('outter tripled a n,l: (loUbiell. • WInkir in I S Total Total MOOt. 00) Oil 0, . K 01 C Hour. 'flue niatchup between tIn' t two teams will be at 7ji.iti. om 3 000 000 I— I FORD PROSSER AB a u PETROLEUM AS Williams Ito 310 W MCCIOud 4 0 1 PeniCk 0 0 Tipton 00 Pond 0 0 McOrilI 10 I I Kondracki 2 jviedoGridder- Ii..,._.. Wynn S.ii.rt Jones PlOpiet - 4 Canton 1 0 Th.riuit 43 i20 Kittinuwonth Griffin 141 Etciovan Total Proiter Ford Scm. ! 1. ST. CLOUD-- Oviedo Ihi'L mneets Bishop Moore at 8:15 a1, takes on St. ('loud at tO p-111. in :i pair of quarters of the foothaC jamnboree at St. ('loud hii tonight. I 00 300 2oa 0 n Jamboree 51511 21 0 McKinney 4 Smith Tolal - Uiirh.II , - ° 173 I 21084-14 101.103— i ntrod ucessanew, - Oviedo Homers Win It Oviedo Auto Parts relied - ZOONIES v I - ________________________________ s.r . of in •• __ ___ ___ 17 an in - WEB-,..INCER. YQti KNOW (40W TO WARM ___ - Surgery For Murph y 'V-,ANOLPNEWSMAN'$ --. as Tracy Walker pitched and Naser Baker iIre Iirk'tti:' batted the team to a 3-1 win walks for Knights ,f Col inn h : over Knights of Colwnbus. aiitl both advanced one lsisi.' ii Walker hurled a two-hitter a wild pitch. George Iirin i and went 4 -for-4 at the !ate as then beat out an infield flit, Moose boosted its second half scoring Griffith. but Itaker %%,, record to 3-U. Knights of nailed t (lie pl.itc hen he tru4 Columbus, which suffered its to score [ruin second on ttm second loss in as iiiany days, play. Fell to third place with a 2-2 Walker lamiried 16 and waikeif record. First half champ three. and at titic tuin' st rut1 V.F.W. is second with a 3-I out eight it: a rots, inclimttii1 mark, striking out the side in both t In the Sanford Little fourth and fifth lraiiies. ;: American League Thursday, At the Plate. Walker slamimmiik Jack l'rossem Ford blasted a double and three singles drove Seminole Petroleum, 14-5. all three runs. U All other gaines singles. Sanford had a pair Rotundo and Leonard had t', were rained out. Moose broke open a scoreless OIIC. tie with a single run in the top of A double by Dirkie FIcistl the third, but missed a chance mann and Urnison's single ss cry. for a big inning when it left the the on1y two hits for the loser . T Elvis Brown ss cut t hi bases loaded. Mike ltotwido singled for distance in defeat, striking tilt Moose with one in the third. 10 and walking seven. John Mc(owan was then tnt by Bruce Sellers struck out it pitch before Walker singled to anti pitched a one-hitter lot' Untundo. Payton Murphy -lack Prosser Ford the hittiim walked to load ed the bases with department, while Stacy Smith two outs, but Mike Leonard slapped two singles. Alex Wynn grounded out to the second had a double and Hobo: baseman to ciiii the inning. Peoples and Wendell Mct.'iut ( l Moose picked up an unearned had one single apiece. ruin the filth is hen Ilotundo The only hit for the losers is a safe all error to open the a double by Alex McCriff. inning and scored on another . I-- jJ .•. . 1961. 1 had just finished making a speech at a luncheon In the Muehlbach Hotel In Kansas City telling everybody about our bailclub and when I left the hotel to go the ballpark, the fellow who dispatched the cabs said to me, 'Geez, tha t's tough - HEAD _____ ___ ___ games; a (For a coi.,j' of JACOB V MOD.. *,. 1. _,_ - ________ ________ football and basketball sportswriter; racing judge; baseball scout; director; general manager and league president. Finley hired him as vice president and general manager for the A's and he lasted eight months. "Eight months, 23 days, 14 hours, 28 minutes and 34 seconds," Lane co rrects. "I remem ber day! worked for Charlie, by Stan Lee and John Romita " IF 'tt UWANTM •. 4 fired q was August 23, .4 -1 Moose gained sole possession hit, scoring Rotwido. With two outs iii the buttiimi i 4 Junior League Thursday night the svveiitli. iimdv Griffith ;iiil i . - Nabs :;' I .1-41 Lead - .1" ':f first place in the Sanford (NEWSPAPER EMRPR= AM.) !- AS aAP . 4 il II1T7_ Finley making ' the deuce had indicated -- - For ' that "Nice try," said West In he, East, held only three his most magnanimous tone, hearts. J l-I&4JWEP YOLJ'P ) TTINOLJT y Pulling ,THEFEDSCHECKThI5 .."7J A1.p A. tin I ; false card might well have boomeranged, East's play of West could aifmd to be nice. He had just found the One Ito, neat South's otrump contract. At trick one South had risen with dummy's jack of hearts. East had played the Junior (1% MILToN Rl(l(MAN , . offered for them. "Charlie Finley is a very smart operator," says Lane. "He believes everything comes to he who waits. That's what 1e' doing now. He's waiting, and he knows If he waits long enough the other American League clubs are going to get tired ut a trip out to Oakland that costs them $8,000 just to collect $800. Finley knows that eventually the owners will work out a plan so that he'll be free . By the way, South's heart By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag .x 4r - ' the Moose convinced - : 1' 111 7 .5- by Bob Thaves ( ____ . Something of valuecouldbe lost If you don't get your head out of clouds today. It would be a shame to this loss from SPIDER-MAN or ( 7 '~,&I1I 1%_ft _h ". 4, _ RANK Ise carefid what you say and VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) how you say It today. RetracLack of faith in yourself will be ting your words and trying to your biggest enemy today. If explain your intent will be a lot You allow self-doubts to In- harder than you think, TAURUS (Aprg WMay 20) fluence You, you will lose out on THI5 15 BEAR A '5EWY WITH _ tic 4. -• rCbOWi(L, ballpark --. a— '.- hands second Specifically, Lane was talking about Finley's attendance problems in Oakland, where the fa ns allow the A's to have the all to themsel ves by staying away f rom It in droves. In a game at home with Seattle last month, the A's announced the attendance at 653. Actually, It was a bit less because some people who had tickets for the game stayed home. In 23 home dates so far, the A's have drawn 93,404 fans. That's an average of i 4,061 a game, easily the poorest showing In both major leagues. To give you some Idea of how poor, the Cleveland Indians are the second-wont drawing dub and thpv'rp averano 515 averaging A 1 more than twice as much as the A's. Originally, the A's were located in Philadelphia. Finley parchased them after they had been moved to Kansas City and he subse uently transferred the club to Oakland. Since th e A's have A...... aLIUI U UdY tUV Were LI UeB LUIA permoaicaiiy ot moving them to Washington, New Orleans or Denver among places, and recently one prospective buyer from Venezuela explored the Idea of operating the club in Caracas. n his time, Lane La has had all kinds of jobs both In and out of With $4Al.I- WB 91P J FOR Ot) NOON- / ecuial IlI . is Jr, - anything them Finley certainly is in no hurry to sell the A's for what he's being person, PRISCILLA'S POP than ---- ' along '- , frustration Washing- Charlie your 11 son to leave Oakland or get a tremendous surn of money for the club." ___________________________ , 0 LI-- the allowed nzumg — breasts can often use hormones had them and have been very - ___ percent NEW YORK (UP!) Frank Lane was only once in his life, and the man who bounced him was Finley. That was 18 years ago and although Lane took Finley into court over the firing and collected more than $100,000 from him in a breach of contract suit, the two men still get well with each other. Lane has a love-hate relationship with the owner of the Oakland No-Shows. He loves the fact he isn't working for him anymore but hates the idea Finley may be forced out of baseball. Who would Lane have left to needle If Finley sells the A's? Finley hasn't Lane he actually wants to do that. disease WIN .fl13 (JJj'v'1R1X4*.4EfiJT CHECKS PICI(EI1&)G tt)R? ) I ii: Lane . ag n ____________________________________________ ()j5f.L(t,/tky3 1AJ(REAY.3 1k) Is 7W (.0'r' zone P7.,!arade ., _/ -.1,,- ' gi i without any difficulties unless, pleased with results. There Is of course, they develop a l um p room to argue both for and YOUR BIRTHDAY plans are in order, follow and at that point the hormones ai st such procedures. MAY 26, 1979 through on your reasoning. A chan ge in yo ur social life is SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) about to take place this coming It's nice to be a "good guy" and year when several new persons help out your fellow man, but enter your life. However, make don't pull another's chestnuts certain you don't forsake old out of the fire at your own ex. and loyal allies. pense. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You might experience some 21) Stumbling blocks might be deuce and South had overuncomfortable moments today thrown in your pa th today by taken dummy's jack with his becaust you are a bit too one who Is jealous of yo ur ac own king. touchy. Focus South had to knock out the attention on complishments. If you can ace of diamonds and he being imice to others and forget share a little of your glory with wanlea rim opponents to lead yourself. F ind out more of what this do so. another heart. lies ahead for you for the year CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. Unfortunately for South, following your birthday by 19) Co-workers might need West was an alert and suspia sending for your new Astro- few pats on the back in order to cious player. He had counted Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each get done wha t needs to be acpoints and cards when he saw dummy. There were and a self-addressed YJinDe comllshed. A little en-' just 20 points for South and to Astro-Graph, P.0. Box 489, couragement will go a long Fast. South needed 16 for Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. way. notrump. East could not Be sure to specify yo ur birth AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) have more than four. If he sign. had four It would surely be Stop and think before you react CANCER (June 21-July 22) to gossip or hearsay Inan ace. If It were the ace of clubs declarer was going to This Is not a get something for formation. You'll realize its make a lot of tricks: If It nothing kind of day. Th e onl y worth If you ta ke the time to were the ace of spades, way you will get what you want study what was said. declarer was going to be In to expend the necessary PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) for a shock. effort. West led a spade and Expecting more f rom others LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) than they are able to gi wisely picked the only Ofl ve will that could lead to four spade Although you might think it is disappoint you today. Be tricks. He led the king. A ki nder to disguise the truth rea listic. You'll accomplish a second spade went to East's LI lUll. II Will IWL W0K IIflICflfl -- --0111 iPrasni flPnI n.•sI b4•4IJ. --- -.In —..-.. ace and the jack-nine took t either yo or your friend's ARIES (Mardi 21.Ajwll 19) the next two. by Howie Schneider (i)accr T1* I4ECK 1-I.B a ___________________________________________________________________ 1 " this best By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 40 lacing Sports agree ,io~i ~kt*, 1 ______ Tuesday __ - iF in the .....—' -- On Thursday night, Seattle didn't quite match Washing. ca uses these individuals to readers who want ght. The typi &4son w:W ces.ith a an overactive thyroid may eat a long, stamped, self-addressed iI lot but he often uses more envelope for it. Send your calories than he consumes and request to me In care of this depletes the body's fat stores. newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, By contrast, a person with an Radio City Station, New York, underactive thyroid tends toget NY 10019. fat even on a low-calorie diet A number of women with and the cholesterol level may become elevated. I'd like to extensive fibrocystic disease of point out, however, that most the breast have had their breasts removed and a people's problem with obesity not related to an underactive prosthesis inserted instead, thyroid gland. Women in the This would remove almost all of childbearing age seldom the danger that you'd have of develon coronary artery any future breast problems and and one reason for this might make it possible for you may be the amount of female to take female hormones If you se, hormones formed during those you'd need to discuss this with, Years. your doctor and see what he Most doctors would thinks would be for you. — with yo ur surgeon that if you have lumpy breasts, you I have mixed feelings about shouldn't take female hor- these operations but I do know a mones. Women with normal number of women who have ______ I let point games. RN l ENE ll l AV, MR. BRAINY.' ICH MOlE EJ 4 .. : I anti SuperSonics ton's antics of the first gqme lllllI ll_ "MU n lll Jill go by Bob Montana UH Controversy Prevails beat . will help too. One of the most ' fortified skim No,all'"wei M1- HEIRMINE JIl lll NlI I'LL TRY ., usin tV JUST ABOUT )-I. Er's S/\ •ttfl -"4.fl4fl The Sonics held Bullet Elvin convince the officials that Bullet guards at both ends, 0 f limited. before Dennis Ami-ey*.-, la%up It was the Bullets' lowest Both teams are shooting Hayes scoreless over the final Seattle was using the zone, tile court. WilliwIls aild John tile Sonics ahead fur goolf, The SuperSonics led output since April 15, 1976, about 43 28-23 put from the field 14 minutes and Bobby which is illegal in NBA, have outscored and pushed 654i4, with 134 left in the thr'. alt er one quarter when they defeated Cleveland through the first two games of Dandridge just four fourth. Motta said, A yelled 'zone' ton's Kevin Grevey and . three period. To'll tile lead to 13 poilits oil W79 in the Eastern Conference the series. From the free-thraw quarter points. once in a while but it fell on deaf Henderson 98-40 ill tile two III-1-vaci.fl. III _qom1fina1c Wn ir I....4s.. I4 I 11 1113 tolto IU 'viimiwi went on xuie, ule Sonics are ( fl•J•) -. oi inc Sonics played well ears. Fm not accusing of games. For Sonics and Jack Sikimao:ø' midway through to win that playoff 4-3. the percent compared to Washing- enough defensively to whittle anything illegal. A zone defense Mottia moved Dandridge it) quarter. '11ey %%ere outscored added 14 to 90 %%'ill 111-s IS,The series resumes in Seattle ton's 57 percent. away at the Washington lead in one man's terms may not be guard in the fourth quarter23-3 12 the defen s ,v. with games Sunday afternoon over the next 8:42 as the "You wouldn't take a film of despite WtWig only five of their a zone in another main's terms. 17hursday ifight. Illore out of . 04.: boar(Ls. Bullets took if 5"9 lead three champions and the Seattle haven't shown any signs of impassioned wrath at losing last year's series to the Bullets in seven helpful but there are other _ T_~,;F~~ .- hampering measures you can follow which Ic • W - - ...er . .. as breast removed because of of the uterus since you've fibrocystic disease. This the already had a hysterectomy. tired. -- 25, 1979-7A winning. At 431 had a hysterectomy are usually stopped. Of course, and at 52 Friday, May : . - Kingdome and these games to a clinic and brag first 16 second-half shots. They But we were else. minutes iliLu Liii. night in the Coliseum. Game is about either team," said held the Bullets to 30 points in defense and we tlithit function (;re'ey aggravated an old Then it was the Bullets, turn ter NBA championship series at But the Sonics did rid them. slated for June 1 back at Capital Bullets Coach Dick Motta. the second half, 16 in the fourth well against it." I least has its to go cold pulled hamstring muscle in his Seattle scored J antage Centre with the sixth and Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens quarter, both season lows. Seattle guards Gus lt~illianis right and plaved tile second straight points to go oil top t;Q' . while go in g 7:16 wi leg thout a point, seventh games, if needed, June credited tds team's defense The Washington Bullets (23 points) and Dennis Joh nson h ail with the leg heavily taped 5€. Washington ralli ed and th are before getting squared away 3 at the Seattle Coliseum and with Asked if he was unable to .not playing like defending the Bullets. (20 points) continue to the enough to win 92-M extension of the knee lead chaflgC(I June 6 at Capital Centre. when the — gland does influence Jil lil lll thyroid your cholesterol level. -ll Ni lll Individuals who have an have enough calcium in your __ overactive thyroid sometimes diet. That usually means lll lllll have a low cholesterol. This the amount of calcium that'sg may be secondary to the in- present in about a quart of ENE -90l creased metabolism that m k each by Art Sansom M LANDOVER, U . (UN) If Bu llets a 19-point nothing else, the so-far lacMus- lead get away before . MEN i MEN '.t't'..tS'.fl bAi — 92m2, My eørn mu ,'hn1a$nrn1 IC ... k that •..J Al Docked 45 Chaplain Win, SónlcsP uI.rv. SW.. #JflM 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ---" the L. SPORTS .j, 14 - female, age 55, and have word 34 Italian resort 3 Appendage 26 Composer 36 Esau's wife 4 Narcotic Stravinsky 47 City din 37 Hawaiian 5 Negative 27 Aid in diagnos- 48 Unemployed volcano. conjunction ing (comp 49 My (Get) Mauna - 6 Squeezes out wd) 50 Bridle pan 38 Christiania 7 Car model 28 Egyptian river 52 Dining room 39 Artless 8 Rare thing 30 Snoozes furniture 40 Wizen 9 German 31 Roman date 53 On the briny 42 In large negative numbers 54 Invitation re10 Ancient Irish 32 Whip 44 Short sleep 35 Negative capital sponse (abbr,) 46 little child 11 Cheers (Sp) command 57 Turkis't name THE BORN LOSE :'; rJi] Hideous gant 2 Of lI Thyroid Influences DEAR DR. IAMB — Does the (III i thyroid gland influence the oi. K u i' s i t o u cti it amount of cholesterol in the 11 E 1 I If a persri'1 low in EIAJSJI hormones would that influence (AlP 1 0 AIRITIY sislil cholesterol level? I'm a 19 Evaluate 38 Iridescent taken 21 Western weed gem thyroid for years. con23 Skinny fish 39 food DOWN 10 I; aariiru,uj 33 RFFTI __ T S __I _____ statuette sons 56 Beloved 8 Preposition 58 Equine 12 Three (prefix) 59 Mixture 13 Prod Annoy IAn.-.__.uu)ln 6 vvarm up a agreement motor 15 Male turkey 62 Volunteer 16 Angered state (abbr) I? Tragic 63 Novelist I ShfI Bagnold 20 California city 64 Spite I IX Answer to Previous Puzzle 4 Indefinite per. 55 Poems I TION?) lke 51 Gold plated 1 Labor group FOR A R 7 " 17 A!mos ACROSS MUCH ( CHILD'S DOLLA5 7 -9 - 1/ Friday, May 2s, 1979 'w•ning Hers Id, 5anford,FI. - - - . - Memorial Stadium field. _ — Meiner's Tops completely modern Decker By 7•2 motorcycle fl fl f I lAI 'i Fl I I OP AIIlLiilflflLt' tflrIflL'S I ALLH! League as Eric Hagen hurled a four-hitter and Scott Underwood hit a key three-run homer. South Voluski cou nties - -.--..-- Patricia Campbell hit two homes runs and Revonda Uggins went 3-for-3 to pace Kiwanis to an 8-2 victory o.er Western Sizzlin' Thursday In the lassie & 'tbaU League m Sanford, Campbell also hurled a no-hitter. Bowl America defeated the ltalian•Amei-jcan Club, 6-2, as Sonia Jenkins and Laverne C'hlsholm each went 2-for-2. Blancienla McKinney had two hits for the losers, - . MINIS'S DECKER AIR H *s a H billOw, I Brubaker I Do" a 's.io.i 4a i uns..vood z Hilipe, s Witw, Horns II I $11sker 'IS.CttasIy I I I ira a I 5 Slsakar D'A,,ni. 3$' 311 349 ill ii Its 946144 •S Folkiwr 355 Urac ZIP Cain Pfliitt Tstal ,,, ISO Sso .. . - 1.1 MAICO for the serious dirt rider US HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD (Just N. of SR 434) lot ,v, - Excellent service • "' TOM hark.. - Complete parts & accessories • I - 41111111 s. 5.ft.. to serve Seminole and Meiner's Bar-B-Q Fairvilla posted a 7-2 victory over It, store 834.9403 —4 _ _ _ _ - -. - . - - -I �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, May25, 1q79 Legal Notice viedo's Tracy Gaster Seeks Junior World Title By JIM HAYNES Herald Sprots Editor Cntra1 Florida's hopes In the Golf Cham- Junior World pionship July 11.15 In San The 16-year-old junior from High School recently completed a sweep through Florida competltic.n to claim one of three spots allotted to Sunshine State participants. "I 'm real excited about It, and just hope I can win," said Tracy today between classes at (Medo. She shot a 75 last week at Cypress Creek to wrap up the trip for her and her mom to San Diego. "There will be 34 countries represented, so I imagine there will be a very large field," she added. The first step In Junior Work qualifying saw district playoff win a Tracy by shootul ' a ( -- lB at Mayfair Country Club. She .-. followed with aq,.Ilf) to win tri' sectional tournament at Flagler Beach's Coast Country Palm ." Club. Miami's Joan Ellis tied Gaster's 75 last week at Butler, Gaster, Montgomery (l-r) and won a sudden death SCOREBOARD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- ________________________ CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Baseball Major League StandIngs By United Press International American League East W L Pct. GB PhIIa 26 14 .650 Montreal 24 14 .632 1 St. Louis 21 17 .533 4 Pittsbrgh 18 20 .174 7 Chicago 16 21 .432 8½ Nw York $4 21 .368 11 West WL Pct.GB CInci 24 17 .503 San Fran 24 20 545 1½ Houston 24 21 .533 2 Los Ang 21 21 .467 San Diego 18 27 .400 I Atlanta IS Th .364 9 Thursday's Results ChIcago 9, New York 7, lit, twilight New York 4, ChIcago 2, 2nd, night San Francisco 2, Cincinnati 1, night Today's Games (All Times EDT) St. Louis (Vuckovich 32) at Montreal (Lee 42), 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh (Hooker 1O) at New York (,wan 4.3), 8:05 p.m. Chlcao (McGlothen 4.5) at Philadelphia (Espinosa 3.3), 8:05 p.m. Houston (Forsch 4.3) at Sin Diego (Perry 3.4), 10:00 p.m. Cincinnati (S.aver 2.7) it LOS Angeles (Sutcliffe 43), 10:30 p.m. Atlanta (Nlekro 56) at San Francisco (Knepper 42), 10:3.5 p.m. Saturday's Games St. Louis at Montreal Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia 'Cincinnati at Los Angeles Houston it San DIego Atlanta at San Francisco National League (West Coast game not included) East W L Pcf. Gb PhIla 26 11 .650 Montreal 24 14 .632 1 St. Louis 21 17 .333 1 Pittsbrgh 15 20 .474 7 Chicago $6 21 .432 0½ Hw York 14 74 .365 11 watt W L Pct. 01 Cinc San Fran 24 23 24 21 $6 .400 20 .533 Houston 21 .533 Los Ang 24 .467 San Diego II 27 .400 Atlanta 13 26 .36.6 Thursdays Results . Chicago 9, New York 7, - Iinight 2½ 2½ 5½ $t, 9½ 3 Elco Winfleld SD 45 173 58 .335 Knight Cm 4$ 15050.333 Carter MtI 36 127 42 .3)1 Concepcion Cn 4116955.325 Mazzilil NY 3$ 151 49.323 Cruz Hou 44 15951 .321 Moreno tt 30 15650 .321 Morgan Cm 33 11236 .321 American League 0 AB H Pd Kemp Det 3112047 .392 Smalley Minn 10 15061 .386 Carew Cal 43 15534 .340 Bochte Sea 10 1404$ .313 Remy Bos 4117660.34$ Rice Bos 4115452 338 BannIster Chi 30 i 45 330 Downing Cal 3$ 13345 Baylor Cal 43 163 54 .331 Otis KC 4015049.327 Home Runs National League - Schmidt, Phil 15: Kingman, Chi hhi Murphy, AtI 13. American L.agu. - Lynn, Boa $4; Thomas, Mlf ii. Third RacsDSi. 1. 31.50 2 SJ Happy Hummer 0.50 5.40 2.80 Mandy Troubles 10.80 3.20 Bubba Baby 3.60 0 (2.4) 43.60, P (24) 99.30, T (3.4. 3) 563.10. Fourth Rac.0¼. 1. 31,72 5 Keen Lawn 11.20 5.00 3.80 1 B. Allspice 6.10 5.00 2 Rathvilly Julep 3.00 0(15) P (S-i) 60.70, 1 (S-I. 3)131.10. Fifth Rice C 5-16. 1.31.19 6 Rusco 7.00 3.20 2.10 2 Let It Ride 2.80 2.60 7 WhizzerOf Id 2.40 0 (24) $3.00, P (6.2) 71.10, 1 (4-2. 1) $lxtltaceA5-14.T.3i.2g 4 Next Man 19.20 9.40 4.00 7 M. BrIck 5.20 2.40 2 Pete Goodba, 4.00 0(4-71 51.40, P (4.7) 243.tO, 1(4-7. 2) t,lfl.20. Seventh Race B 5-14. T. 31.2$ 6 Nobel Waily 25.50 8.00 4.20 2 Total Effort 4.00 3.00 1 Jarwiniusty 6.50 Q (2-4) 3.20 P (4.2) $44.40, I 44-2. 1) 544.20. EighthRaceC3..T.3$,3l 2 Leawata 11.00 5.40 5.10 1 Miss Bird Pecos 6,60 3.60 5 MovIng Sandy 4.10 0(1-2) 28.40, P (2.1) 59.7), T (2-I. 3) 473.50. NlntflRaceCl.14.T.31.40 S Boggle Dog 8.00 3.00 3.00 I Ben Walton 5.00 4.60 1 Aftermath 6.80 0 (Si) 26.40, P (54) 73.90, 1 (s-s. 1) 440.60. T.nthRacell-14.T.31.1O ICheerfulChap 9.10 5.00 3.10 ICarrylidbit 4.80 6.00 3 Quanah 4.10 0 (I-I) 21.20, P ($1) $3.10, 1 3) 410.00. Eleventh Race A 5.14. T. 31.22 7 Charter 11.50 4.20 5.00 4 JM's Fast Rapid 3.60 3.00 6 Vickie's Flash 3.00 0(4-7) 1140, P (7-4) 79,30, 1(7.4. 4) 287.60. TwelfthRac•S%.T.31.49 6 BonBonEaker 62.10 16.00 6.20 2 Muck King 30.00 12.20 4 Echo FantastIc 1.00 0(3-6)12130, P (6-2) 411.60,1 (624) 951.10. A - l,917j Handle $159,211. DAYTONA BEACH THURSDAY RESULTS First Game lDomingo.Gastill 16.80 7.80 4.60 4Agaldos.Gerard 4.80 3.10 Slrusta.Andre 4.60 Q (47) 51.4Q 1(7-4-1) 749.80. Second Game 6Galdos.Arca 12.00 11.40 6.10 SOuranMandiota 8.20 4.20 3 lrusta.Prac$era 3.20 0(14) 125.40 P (6.5) 43999 T (4. 5-3) 1442.40: DO (74) 187.50. Third Game 2Santi 7.00 4.80 3.60 SGondra 7.80 3.20 6Paco :10 Q(2-$)61.SO;p(34) 142.20,T(3-$. 6) 820.60. Fourth Game 7 Victor.Olano 21.60 8.60 5.20 4 Galdos.Arrieta ¶5.30 3.40 6Egana.Sarduy 1.00 Q (4.7) 69.2O P (7.4) 165,90; 1(7.4. 6) 672.40. Fifth Game $Sald.Sarduy 8.60 11.00 10.20 3GastIDiaga 8.80 5.80 6Belde.Goirl 3.80 0(3-8) $3.2I P (8-3) 180.10; T (8-3' 6) 246.60. Sixth Game ICarasaMandiola $9.10 10.60 5.00 SAranoGastl II 9.00 3.60 3$antlFernan 4.40 0(5-8) $4.10: P (5-5) 132.70: T (IS2) 153.31. Seventh Game 7 Isesa.Arrleta 18.50 7.40 6.20 Harness Racing 5.20 4.40 3.00 SEMINOLE THURDAYRESULTS 0(5-7)71.30, P (7-5) 112.35: 1(7.5. I Sure Bullet 3.10 3.20 340 3Mighlylntruder 9.20 540 7 IsIan Jade 3.10 Q (1-3)24.40; 1 (1.2.7) 347.80. Secondlac. $ Fuse 35.20 11.00 7.50 2KidRomului 12.00 5.60 S Last Stretch 3.20 0 ($2) 103.80: T (8-73) 944.55. I) 449.50. Eighth Game BeideOlano 17.20 6.20 4.10 IGastic,onora 3.40 3.30 lit, IEgana.Echanii 4.50 Q(3-I)39.45,p(3.a) 172.50;T(34 'New York 1, ChIcago 2, 2nd, 436.40. night Ninth Game Cincinnati at San FrancIsco, 4Os 16.20 9.00 9.30 night lSaid 540 4.40 Today's Games 3Apraii 4.00 (All Times EDT) Q(4-7)IS.20iP(44) I$341;T(4.7. St. Louis (Vuckovich • 3) 498.80. Montreal (Lee 43), 7:33 p.m. TentiGame Pittsburgh (Hooker 1.0) 2GastiGastill 13.40 4.60 3.10 New York (Swan 43), 0:05 p.m. 3Hernan.PaCO 4.50 3.20 Chicago (McGlothen 13) it 15va.Dlaga 3.10 Philadelphia . (Espinosa 0(2.3) 33.80; P (3-3) 119.15, T (2-3I) 251.20. Eleventh Game 2CarasaArca 12.00 4.80 330 8:05 p.m. Houston (Forsch 4.3) et Diego (Perry 3.4), 10:00 p.m. Cincinnati (Sliver 33) at Los Angeles (Sulcliffe 43), 10:30 p.m. lAranoMandlol. IDomingolsidro 9.40 1.00 13.00 0(2.4)31.21, P(2-4) 165.11; T (2-4. - Atlanta (Niekro 5.4) if " Francisco (Knepp.r 42), 10:35 5) 312.45. TweIfthGame 7Ri,,,on•Echaniz 14.20 3.00 1 lsasa.Diagi 3.6.0 hOscarSarduy Q (p.3) 41.35; P (7-I) 114.31; II) 257.40. A- 2194, Handle- siis,i. p.m. Saturday's Games St. Louis at Montreal Pittsburgh it N•W York Chicago at PhiladelphIa CincinnatI at Los Angeles Houiton at San Diego Atlanta at San Francisco . Dog Racing Leaders DAYTONA BEACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Rico D 5.14. T. 31.70 Major Leaga Laiders By United Press IRternat4anl S This Old Boy (bawd on III at bats) ' B(OCk National League 0 Al H Pd. Sf1. 3110340.311 Rote Phil M4.çphp AU Folfir Cm 4.30 3.00 4.20 T (2. 1111936.333 39 14149 3 37 14149.310 19.00 14.70 7.40 9.00 740 4.40 I MoveOn PV's Mark 0(1-5) 13.30, P (3-all) 19.51, (all-I) 9,90, T ($.fl) 741.U. Second RaceM$.l4.T.3l33 INixon Whitey 5.40 2.80 200 CC's Expig 5.40 540 COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 79-Ill Ci. 0- ____________________________ TOM NEWSOM, Jal-Alal Slrusta.Badicla 1Egina.Isfro 11.20 47.40, P (8.2) 51.90,1 ($2. flirdlacs 6BlueLillie 4.20 2.40 2.50 3.20 3.30 SAD'sVictor$a 4.20 0 46-5) $4.10: T (4-141 $6.01. Foermiace 7Tr.follPam 5.40 3.20 26.0 4ShL.wayT $40 1.00 SBartsMlckyim 4JD'sCre,d 3.40 Q (7.4) 31.40; 1 (7.44) 351.10 Fifth Race sAbesitope 10.50 2.40 220 ITCB 2.20 240 7Caroliner 200 Q (54) 13.35; 1 (547) 83.31, Sixth Race Ilrazenkash 1410 0.40 4.00 SVinneyHjo, 5,20 340 lTarChlp 2.10 Q (8-5) 51.41, 1 (8.1-7) 349.00. Seventh lace 7 MinI Baby 4.00 3.000 740 3MlddIeT 4.40 240 6Frannes Byrd 1.00 Q (7.3) 15.1$; T (7.3.4) 111.41. (10th Race I Tiogas Power 10.10 4.00 240 3.40 2.40 lZirox 2.50 Q (4-5) 7.11; T (447) $3.31. Ninth Race I Tory Herbert 11.10 8.40 4.20 6 Kelly Fritz 7.00 6.10 S Satelif. Son 310 0(14) MIS, T (14$) 31031. Tenth lace 3Kakoskl Tom 8.00 7.40 3.00 PIai,,Iff, NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ Execution issued out of and under the seal of the COUNTY Court of OrangeCounty,Florlda,upona final judgement rendered in the aforesaid court on the 8th day of March, A.D. 1919, in that certain case entitied, Willie Turner Plaintiff, vs. Roosevelt Lewis and Myrtle Lewis, his wife, jointly and severally, Defendant, whIch aforesaid Writ of Executicn was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Roosevelt Lewis, said property being located In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: One 1969 White Tractor Cab, blue in coior ID No. BN022HA7213$3 storIng same at Altamonte Wrecker in Altamonte Springs, Florida. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will it 11:00A.M. on the 11th 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 iald sale Is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution, John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: May 18, 23, June 1, 8, I' 1979 DEJ.79 NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO The Board of County Cornmissioner's of Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on June 12, 1979 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, to consIder a specific land use amendment to the Seminole county Comprehensive Plan, o,diflanci 7723, and rizoning of the described property from P.2 one and Two FamilyDwelling District to C.) General Commercial and Wholesale District. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH AMENDS THE IAILED LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. NOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FROM MEDIUM DEN. SITY RESIDENTIAL TO INDUS TRIAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF REZONING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM R.2 ONE AND TWO FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT TO C 3 GENERAL COMMERCIAL AND WHOLE DISTRICT. The North 80 feet of the E.st 110 feet of Lot 20, McNells Orange Villa, Put Book?, Page 101 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, less the righl-of.way for road. Section 19, TownshIp 21, Range ,, Further, the Planning and Zoni00 Commissionof SemInole County will hold a public hearing in Room of Ihc Seminole County Courthuu. Sanford, Florida, on June 6, 1919 at 7:30 PM., or as soon thereafter as possiie, to review, hear commenis and make recommendations to the *104(0 at County Commiii,s on the above captioned ordinance, Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Land Development Manager at 3334330, Ext. 304. Persdns not able to attend the hearing Who wish to comment on the proposed actions mpy, submit written statements to the Land Development Divi$ion prior to the scheduled public Maring.'en ing at the hHr,nis map submit written statements or be heard orally, By Order of the Board of County Commisslon.rs Seminole County, Fbi-ida. Arthur H, beckwith, Jr. Clerk to tIe Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida By: Joins K. Hare lOtecaMas . 21.00 $6.20 6.Mis$M$y Byrd 500 0 a-?) 111.31; T (3.74)1144-20. 154$; Handle $50,338. Deputy Clerk Publish May 2$ DEJ 114 June 5, 9979 , VS MARY ELIZABETH DREGGORS, a ka MARY DREGGORS, aka MARY C. DREGGORS, AVCO Fl. NANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLY. WOOD, FLORIDA, INC., a Florida corporation, SE M I NO L E MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MAU RICE WHEELER and VIRGINIA MAE WHEELER, his wife, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: MAURICE WHEELER and VIRGINIA MAE WHEELER. his wife, whose residence address is UN KNOWN, and whose last kn3Wn mailing address is EAR LVILLE, NEW YORK 13332. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a Mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: The West l00feetof the East 488.30 feetof the South l2ofeet of the North ½ of the Northeast "i of the Southeast '. of the Southeast " Of Section 4, Township 20 South,.qange 31 East, Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you and you arerequiredto serve a copy of your Written defenses. if any, to it on ROGER L. BERRY, Plaintiff's attorney, whose address ' P.O. DRAWER 0, (110 EAST COM. MER.CLA)) SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771, on or before the 5th day of June, 1979, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter, otherwise a detault will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on the hit day of May, 1979 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Susan F. Tabor Deputy Clerk Publish: May 4, 11, 18, 23, 1979 DEJ-25 ________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE No. 79.N3-CA-oo.x FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TITUSVILLE, Tltusyulle, Florida, a cotorganized and existing under the laws of the United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. "" 'W'emTfl uuiciai Circuit, In and for Seminole County, Florida, in which DAWSON B. THOMPSON, and BR UCE L. THOMPSON, were Plaintiffs, and LOWELL M. GARRETSON and wife, were Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A.M. on the 8th day of June, 1979, the following described property, set forth In the Order of Final Judgment: .Beginning 462 feet West of the Northeast corner of Southwest '4 of Southwest '/ of SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 37 EAST, run South 546.74 feet to Northerly rightof.way of Old Sanlord.Geneva Road, thence Southeasterly along said right.of. way 18$.02.fe,t, thence North 334.36 feet,thenceNorths3degrms9'33" West 188.04 feet to North line f Southwest '/i of Southwest ¼ of said Section 9, thence West 7.3 feet to point of beginning. Said property shall be sold subject to any outstandIng liens or equities not foreclosed In this action. DATED: the 13th day of May, 1979. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis As Deputy Clerk GARY E. MASSEY, ESQ. 165 WhoopIng Loop Tern-Cranes Roost Altamonte Springs, Fla. Publish May 18,23, 1979 DEJ.89 - 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon ,,pias and 2. NORTH ORLANDO TOWN SITE. FOURTH ADDITION, VILL AGE OF NORTH ORLANDO, as r'ecOt'ded in Put Book 14, Pages and 6, of the Public Reco Seminole County, Florida has been filed against you and you required to serve a copy of your e defenses, if any, to it on STEPHEN M. BREWER. of HENDERSON & MATHENY, 302 South Washington Avenue, P.O. los 6326, Tltusville, Florida on or before the 36th day of June, 1979 and file the orIginal with the Clerk of the Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwIse a default wliIl be entered against you fOr the relief demanded In the Complaint, . ' '" -, • Idyllwilde.Upsai; Rd ...oct Arbor area. Reward. 323.5036. .,,, ,-. •-iI; 6-CtId Cate - - i-'; '44 - - - .... -- - .._. .. --'%' . .._ - ... - ' - - . ,44'.--"-- - - - a - - . . - - - - . All Dersons - '* _... --------------- - - ----------- C,.,..i___4 -- Friday, May 25, 19;,-9A I. iI I'S' U I I I I I I I U I....IIU.Ul. )3 32Houses Unfurnished THiisis 41-Houses ______ Clean. 3 - -___________ Creative ExpressIons 323.1112 _________________________ good money - 2529 S. Magnolia Ave. CALL 323 6040 or 337749$. desires 2 BR Apt. or small house Santord.Lake Mary. Will con Sider Option to buy. 322,9402. 51'OP 'AND THINK / MINUtE.. ..tF CLASSIFIEC ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDt4t BE ANY. By Owner- 2 BR.. 1 bath. Separate garage. ConvenIent to Downtown. 216 Holly Ave. 523,000. 323,4432; 373.0318, ________________________ fA.FHA.235-Conv, Homes Low Down Payment 31-Apartments Furnished ___________________________ Cash for your lotl Will bul. en in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 hr. 323.4300. _____________ -._____________ LPN, Full time & part time. Apply in Person Lakevlew Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd - . St. - - your lot or our lot. Apts. for Senior Citizens, DJwn town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto. 4RoomApt,$lsspermo S50deposit. Downtown vicinity 322.0281 BUILDER. 3222707. For sale by owner, 3 BR, i'.7 B. Block home on 1 acre in the country, $42,500, 377.7195. 2 BR apti fully furnishod; pans, dIshes, silver, etc. 8. all utilities inc. Available till October 1st day, wk. Shenendoah or month. Village. 3232920. Owner Holding beautiful 2 BR, I bath, carpeted, C-H&A, new __________________________ Mature person for sales work. Prefer experIence. Days.Itlll 5. Willis Storage Bldgs. 331.1792. _____________________________ appl., screened porch, carport. Large utility bidg. FIsh & swim In the great St.Jotns, plus tennis 1 BR, $175, $30 deposit You payelectric Coupleonly, 3232920 ' 8 swImming pool. You won't believe it. $23,500. ' LET'S BE HONEST PUBLIC HEARING FOR CHANGE OP ZONING REGULATIONS ROY C. AND NICKIE L. RICHC2 RETAIL COMMERCIAL 015. TRICT TO RI SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT-pz(S.2. 79)-li--Lots 3 and 4, Block $6 arid LoIs ¶3 and II, Block 7L Townslte of North Chuluota, PB 2, Pg. 36. Sec. t10n21.31.33. Eurthir described as In the general aren of Tenth S'reI, Chuluota. Consisting Of a total l .033 iCTU. (01ST. No. 1) Thispublichearingwillb,onjun, 13, 1979 at 7:00 P.M., Of' 48 5000 thereaftm' as possible, in Room 203 of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Those in attendance will be hoard and written Comments may be tiled with the Land Development Manager. Hearings may be con tinued from tlm to time as found fleces.ary. rutther details available by callIng 323.4330, ExtensIon No. 307 Board of County Commis. loner Seminole County, Flo,i. By: Robert French, . Chairman Attest: Arthur H. BeCkwiIh, Jr. PublIsh May 23. 1979 ' DEJ$21 64430)3 New 233 Homes, 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $30,000. Low down payments. ___________________ By Legal Notice BATEMAN REALTY FICTITIOUS NAME Rig. Real Estate Broker 7631 Sanford Ave. 3210739 Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 711 Short Ste. Lake Mary. Fla 37746, Seminope County Florida, under the fictitious name of NEW HOME PREPARA TIONS and that we intend to register .- - 4- . . - - lmmediate'occupancy Nw 3 BR, I B block home. valk,ng distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $37,500 w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3226457 or 3227111 aft 5. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 865Ov Florida Statutes 1957. 5'q Peggy Bridgeman REDUCED $7,600 Owner says sell. 22)8 Palmetto Ave. 4 BR, 2 bath, C-H&A, carpeted. Garage. On 3 lots. $39,900. Judy Alexander Publiih May lI 18.750. June I. 1979 DEJSS ___________________________ REALTORS GREAT WINTER HOME for retirees. 2 BR, fenced, many fruit trees Alum, Storage shed. $77 500 SCENIC VIEW of St Johns River on deep canal. Nice 3 BR, 213, sun deck, Boattmouse, Fishing dock. $89,000. OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this spotless 3 BR Deltona home. C H&A, w w carpet, pan., Den or DR, beautiful Pg. cor. lot All for just $34,500 Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, M1LS Day or Night ________________ INC. REALTOR 3237832 Eve. 3220412,3321357,377.7117 - ML5 l?)-dOóloreves.32303l7 waive ichicalities, or to accept hf 050 - - "' -- . a. - -- . . . -, - -.- W. Garnest V;nite beg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.7I$1, Sanford '011119$ UALTY .-' 'two. '4' -. 2565 REALTORS CELLEN'T CONDITION. PAR K BranchOtfice $3 1,900. ON LAKE MARY Beautiful home large rooms, 4 3, many extras, boat dock, fireplace, etc., etc. 5)30,000. BEAUTIFUL LOT Trees, :ikes nearby. Located near shopping in Deltona, $4,000 Ham 8. eggs anyone? One of Sanford's finest restaurants loc',ted in ideal Ivclln, COme ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM, FIRE sample the menu. $20,000. CFTAWAYFROM1TALL Ideal Ion hunting, fishing e. lust baling. OnttieedgeoftheOcala National ForeSt 512.750. 4 BEDROOM '2 BATH NEW BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME - - II $39,000. 1 ' & S'iM Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 Lot 555, 12*64, 3 BR, 2 baths. 5.6000 3230531. ,eeour beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding 8 Shingle roof, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 373 57 VA & FHA Financing -- ' j Only Few Remaining f -- - I I '- Halt acre & Larger. Paved Streets. Heavily Wooded, Next 77-Junk Cars Removed Wilson Place, Two Minutes West I 1, Wayside Drive iop Dollar F'id for lunk 8 uSt1 tars. tr ticks & tICaV y ego ipmen' 3)? 59511) - --- I - 5OMiscellaneous for Sate W. E Vihlen Peg Real Estate Broker Phone 323 0061 Eves 377 1588 ' ______________________ - 5 PC BR suite new, 5739; 5 pc. 1.1/ new, $399. Loves.'aI 544 95 & 1 pc. dinettes. 56995 & up. 1/il 50& up. El Stovv. 560 & Uj) lull siu'draperit's, $108 up. S,infcrcl I urniturt' Salv,lqe. 1/ 9? cit Sanford. 32? 8771 I - .--.-------,-- 'LeviS. Wnniih'r h'Orl', ARMY NAVY SURF'L us I ___________ .. ' -- Man. (Iu,ltity operOtion 8 yrs exp Patios. Drivpwys 'tc Wayne Beal. 317 LIlt LavJn Care ______________________________________ _____________________________ ..' at reasonable prices 3?? 4493 or 322 5798 ___________________________________ - Lawn Niaintenance -. - . 'fornrl6 Harriett's 14i'auty Noo. S19 1f St .3725717 . - ____________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers Our sp'cIa°y 75 yrs Np 869856? _______________________ - Hay for Salt- -- - ' I __________________________ - ' --- -. ' 68-Wanted to Drapes, Upholstery 377070/ _______________________ Buy light Hauling _______________________ Electrical wi BUY USED F UP NIT UI/I API'I I Ar/C ES Sanford I u n,uttiri' S.iIvirji' 171 87?) Y,,rd Debris, Tr,,'ity Appliances & II OCAI.. 1349 537) 11(11/F IELD'S Electric Service 5, Repair lnljustrial, Comnmi & P,",Jent,,iI 37? 9351 24 llr L, Cash 3224;22 I _0H5 Mart, 715 Sanford Ay iluy & Sill, lii,' fineSt furniture Ri'tr'q stoves, tools I Painting _______________________ Exterior ____________________________ Cleaning _______________________ - Qu,lily F'jinituiiq ['t('ruor & In tenor 35 yrS i'iper Fr Esti •,669 B 9.Harot Racier 110(31- N l'a rl Ii iiuj Pap,' Hiiuiiinig tr i'i''t l'rufi.'SSiOnaI "''°"shp. Quick Qudlity I O,irt,' i'r.e 665 4161 ., I -- S Gerbil',, $3 i.'a Frigidaire trash compactor, $100. Truck topper 8' tw(3, 5100. 7 twin bed bookcase frames. $i?i- a Ph'tne 37) 6125 hI 8 - 00 p . I arry's M,,rt, 715 Sanford Ave Buy S. Sell, time lin,'t in used furrtiluri'. Ri'fi'iq Stove's, tools ______________________________ , , -' -, CRC5 FOR i-iupcSEs, cows. ANt) I ISHERMEN, . wc.,4E in POND .DJACENT, $20,000 RIVER AND HIGH WAY46 FOR HOME,MOBILE _. English styling, :350 365 61-19 HOME OR ANIMALS, $1,900 -- . JOHNNY'S BACK '' 51-Household Goods * _________________________ ANIMAL IfAVEN Dog & C,it boarding, bdttiing, clipping, ftea control Pt supplies, dog houses, insulat('d shady inside kennels. Screened Outsidi. runs, also air concj cage'S 377 5157 £ ' - P.M. 32? 035? - I A( ( F'L LJMfliNC, P1./opt 1:Ms Repairs I i'ak', F '1hi (its 1210174 3774801 ___________________ 15 INSUL ATION fluitting, blowing, 1/AdO Foant, fiberglas & Ct'IIuIoc.' I ,'...,...i • -________________ _______ I II Conrt'te work _____________________________________ I - __________________________ "-'" _______________ Lieu S iucuon tenter Hwy. *6 West. Sanford 373 5620 Railings CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING 8. REPAIR 5.12 BALINT 8 ASSOC. 377 566S I - I uistor,i t011 nv. w" C ,Sindo* guards gales ct liii 5 Jlj Ibbi. iiv iyj . - tree service - _________ Patios, side walks. O'ivcways Free Nh mate Call Mr Taylor 37? 85.15 53-TV-Radio-Stereo C.oxl Used Televisions Si) dflU U3 Miller 'S 2619 Orlando Dr Plumbing Service _____________________ DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY STAY LATE rs,.' - * All kinds of items, large 8. small Some-thing br everyone , , Home Improvement SALE FRI. 7:30 ON SALE - NEW twin Size box Springs & mattress $7395 ca pc NEW coffee table with 2 matching end fables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage. 179? So. of Sanford. 377817) XENMOPE WASHERParis. Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Grooming & Boarding '* AUCTION -. -, - I - . . . DANNY'S PAINTING lilterior E *tenor blouse Painting I Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates 13051 377 9460 Interior & Exterior Painting Sn1ldII or Large Call Mr. Taylor Fret. Est 377 85s . at 30 pct 37? 77/0 Hide a (it'd couct'. quei-n sue mn.ittres. cordovan vinyl Old ACRE ON A HILL. CLOSE TO ' creen- porches, pool end wcis All type re glazing & wct install Free Est Mr Ta ylor I Every Saturday at / pm located on 514 415, III nriu north f San lord We will buy, se-Il or tract,. used Furniture, antique's or misc by the pmcc or blouse full Free pick up on consigned mdse Surf Board 6ft .7 swallow tail 75nodings3n48? 6.7 Glass&Screen _________________________ Piney Woods Auction - - - I ' . - 1)81' LV.teruor F unqus & nniulcji'w rCmoyI Roofs, W,ills. ttitk',, elt free Est 119 6066. 6611 HITS 72-Auction Executive tsk, thciur. crade'n:a perf,.'ct cond saoo, for all, Saxon photo copier. $700. Il,imrnond organ, $150. Portat;lt' hunnin.J,fmer, $75, I rio miii ., prices. Call 831 4105 .iffer 6 p m & weekends 637 Oakhur',t St Altarnonle Spqs - -- -- . I Alterations, Dresrn,sking (.,,'mn-ral I 00(1St ,iI'in(J Po',. six't,ausIs too cr,il P iii ,... l,lwn rnaint & tree tr imnnq 113 2948 ______________________ ______________________ Kitchen cabinets & counter tops Closeout sate on OiScontinu,.'d lines Sopct or moreoff Central kitcht'n', Inc 1151 Hanger 1/ti S,,ntoro Airpr', Illug 755 I SEIGLER REALTY _______________________ __________________ .. '------..-, """"'"" _____________________ LaM' Service - Dressn- kina , iIi'St Quality 32734111 ______________________________________ - in KULI' 012(01/A 101/s 109W 1931 372 233 I I - ........ MOWING & LANDS'Ar'lpa; iii -ilmfll F ri,' [',tiii,if,. Ceramic TIle ' ..,i,i,,.,or,,.,., u.,..,,,... .-.. 1)11. (. L AWN (API & MAIN I C,,ll utter S it) F' M 121 8049 I " TOWER'S I1IAUTY SALON n.rn-. I H yi',tr old i'*p rcter, 51(83 .1 yr old ge,mtlt', SiOO in 1153 'vi's P. vti'i-ke'nmds 67-A--Feed 1..i rqe t'I 'i i on ft,a ,,, ,. ltr.83I's pr 'iits SO • 8-1, $11 SI) I" '.01,13'. 111 • ff1 SIt) 'Ill pr Cutt,.,i (JPtiOIStry carpet', I ree EStinl,itCS .'" CHEROKEE LAND ('0 Murphy, N C 28906 -- ______________ 66-Horses __________________________ (31,1 rii()tt'I Ito, SF)rinq'. A Mattresses $30 Set Sanford 'iiu i ion, i/l S -S I-riot Ii. 373 /310 . 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD $7,000 PIER ACRE. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK. Fits listing BROCHURE write _...._. - - Beauty Care __________ Sill 112$ ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA 51.000 PER ACRE. Property SEARS, S,inford 322 1771 I fls'ch. I ACRE AT WHISPERING PINES WITH 2 BEDROOM MOBILE tIOME IN PLACE WAI KING DISTANCE TO BOAT DOCK 5, RECREATION AREA ON LAKE GEORGE 517.900 ADDI TIONAL I ACRE LOTS AVAIL ABLE. 56.900, EACH 45-A---it of State PAIN I lNc,, CAl/PEN TI/v CUSTOM (AtlNf IS 1210479 .ittr ii,.,. i sI ' ct,,,miip 5511 SON MAIIVP I ill/NI IIIJY St I L IRA,)I Ill 1151' ltd St Il? NICELY WOODED HOME SITE EXCELLENT NFlnnu HOOD IN SANFORD, REDUC ED TO 55,500. www Central Heat & Air Coed Free Es? I ('alt C,irl Ho,st . ' NICELY WOODED ALMOST 7 ACRES ON LARGE BASS LAKE WEST OF I 4 575.000 EXCELLENT TERMS _l. Home improvements I'niqlistm Spaniel AXC j bloodlune. 5150 5115 7','? /4 ii) ,itft'r .lpIntl ______________ So 74)9 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford I ' I -- __________________________ - Air Cond. & Heating -- - .. , icenSed MorNjiq,' tirolter 7323 So U S I Iilu',vlle, Fl UNITED PROPE RTI ES, INC -' 1918 ford lair moot I oily 1530 pp,'(t I .ik*' U(t'r pa innt S i,l 4911 JACK IROST Cent Iin'al Air Cond Service Free Nt on 65-Pets-Supplies fist Comm 8 1/es 372 l ________________________________ _____________________________ __________________________ ________________________ "1.1 Ilritlmli'y SII,lftiel pupS Appliances I.' 'm il.- C harlipoli iiiJlltilIi Show lutes 5)50 or (ti-sf i,tler (.,,ll ,ifter I p rn Cii ' AI,in' Appliant i's Refrigeration A C Ri'p.,, I r"v to 000L' limit,' Part Cock,' Licensed 123 0039 ''i,iii' 2 yr'. (,uod w,ltch dcxi i"t'dS lt'nm, i'd y,ir(3 313 MORTGAGE CORP. Under priced $13,750 to 516.500 - . • NOAPP1.ICATION FEES APPLICAI ION ElY,' ""4E r' .CA'N' 01. I: IS CALL TOrIrEE i'8j 433.iA,V;-- . . 11,,' (,r n'i'tyt,ciuse 322 9141 I ,,tI,'r 811. w,cI'inds STAC KHOUSE , I - or si', I .- ----- 10 Chrysler 9 pass wagon Now tircs. ret,i.ilt il101dI t'iitra iI.'arI.. I Loaded 16 mi gal Family work r.lr $900 373 11879 _____________________________________ I l'[l. DIRT A TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND (.ill Dick Lacy 32) 7580 FOR ANY PURF'OSE Most Desirable Executive Resi hen'1aI Cots in - C all 339 9100 or 834 I Dealerl - ___________________________ TO IS YEARs RLF'Ay RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL '- ' 42-Mobile Homes /1 Mobmlc- Home Camriàgi Covt u:i MAKE PAYMENTS '69 t I kId'. THE SIORAC,E HABIT S,'lI thso.' uSeful. 110 longer needed items with a Herald ClassifIed Ad Call 3?? 261) or 831 9993 $4,000 toSlOO,000 AI1E,ipe'aations Th,' sooty uace yOii'classitect act tP sooner rPsiiiis I 77 Dcxlqe Van Customizt',l Less th,in 14,000 no $6,800 Phone 322 8131 Lot Sates Exceeded 52-Appliances I 79 Dodge Van AM U M sterou. .r't j30ivt'1r '.i8 ''ls lkc os"r pay-its or rvtin,int,' (.alt 57. 4266 ott S -Lawn Garden - Sanford 321-0702 t )AS T JNA AU TO A,JC I ION Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway D,,ytona beach. ll 1101(1 a publit AUTO AUCTION i'ver Tu,'sd,iy A Saturcia., at ' 30 Its the only one in F' Iorida You set thc rL'sers,p price C,ill 904 255 'r '''"'.i-r dr?a.V, . ' 'Shadow Lake Woods Snfnr,'P3LflcAn ---.------- " 1,i,it,r',, Drum', 11011105 Cool i:lvt,' Thomas organs, pianos liii?, Il,ill's Disc Ci'nti'r Inc 2217? I ri-nych Ave 32? 2751. 47-A---?rtgages Bought SEIGLER REALTY BROKER - 75t/ S'?-tius ica I Mercivi ndise SECOND MORTGAGES I Sanford 321-0702 I I, rood $300 & assume paym"nts 3?? 1891 - -. - - INC. REALTORS 8306833or339.h7lIeves. ______________________ BROKER WITH CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AND CARPET. DUE FOR COMPLETION AUGUST lit. - 191) Slide in Camper. 2 Way rig lull bath Asking $1 000 PP 121 6JR or 32.1 2887 (00 10' seen t 31)) S Sunlantf Dr Sanforct Ii, I t I litiiltt,'rbir(J, 65 hp Mi'rt'ur A It iii, r 5900 C ill .323 032 ilter . "P _______________________________ *HOIISE i/i,AN T LVI). • • In N. ,',tut Ri'po,'. Ifl 8.288 1 ri's 2 ACRES HWY 46, WEST OF I 1. LAKE ACCESS. $19,900. ---------------.- -- - 1978 Lincoln Versillec .2 1)1-I '76 DosIgi' Van Cutomzed Air F'S Must S,'ll 53.450 3)3 5234 , your home & credit' I will catch, up back paym,'nts A :, equity 127 0?I FORREST GREENE 373 fl7 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. COUNTRY HOME 3 BEDROOM,? BATH. LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE LARGE SCREENED PORCH, OVERSIZED LOT, STREAM RUNNING ALONG SIDE. A MUST SEE AT $49,500. ' d,,l?tii'IiStlt'r lift 5? rip Lv,nroii&'. tilt tr,iIi-r swic,'l SeatS A i'ne' 5695 831 5471 WILL BUY EXIST Nt; I',? 8. MORTGAGES P Liujg, Mlg Broker 82S No 1 0 Wyrnore Rd., Altanionli' 8627483 ___________________________________ 2439 S. Myrtle Ave ,Sanford - • Multiple Listing ServIce EX - ' Large lot - trees, City water 8 sewer. $11,500 William Mallczowski. Realtor 322 /983. par', " ' IN I WOODED LOT ZONED RMO STONE'S THROW TO LAKE MONROF OOWNTOWf. RE DUCED TO $7,500 322-2420 PETS, AT CHULUOTA. $19,900. $2.S00. Sanford. For Sale by Owner. Large C km. home. 2 , baths, screened porch, fireplace, &,Eenced 323 4979 eves. 8 Weekends. ' .. ANYTIME .zEMOLIELED. - - -- - WOODED HOME SITES A DOZEN TO CHOOSE FROM PRICE RANGE 53.500 to $9,900 Sanford's Sales Leader HOME CENTRAL AIR CAR . - Courthouse, Room ui Santor, Fl. 3777$ 0$ 3234310. Ext. 295 Publish May 25, $979 - DEJ1I7 Heat, w w Carpet and More! I3PP WARRANTED. A Buy for . 2 BEDROOM HOME IN A BOTANICAL SETTING INCLUDING 10 PRIZE ROSES. RECENTLY -- , Home in Winter Springsi w w Carpet, Central H AC, FR, Dining Area, and Many Extras! Good Neighborhood! BPP WAR. RANTED Only $33,500! COMFORTABLE! 3 BR, I", Bath Home in Washington Oaks on qumet Cul.de-sac! Dining Area, Eat in Kitchen, FR, Central - Commercial 3?? 0791 or .121 8648 .itt S Ut) p 171 r wt,t,' titty (711iv i is 0,1,1, Mlii 8. 1./it,' (3 I r,il,'r N (utId 8.34 9519 47-Real Estate Wanted 16 or 20 acres near new develop fl1t' on Markham Wood Rd. 322 4357; after 3 30 322 8366. ONE OF A KIND! 3 BR, 1 Bath .- $59,500. - - - OVER SI MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 1979' THE SPOtLER' 3 BR. 2 Bath Home in Idytlwilde of Loch Arbor on I nvety Lot' Central If AC. DR. FR , Breakfast Bar, Eq. Eat In Kitchen. Patio and Lots More' BPP WARRANTED. Just 563.200! ':' - , ic 578500' 8 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CEDAR HOME ON 80 ACRE LAKE. 15 MILES WEST OF DeLAND CON.PtCTELY FURNISHED IDEAL FOR 2 TO 1 FAMILIES FOR WEEKENDS OR VACATION ONLY S59.5?0. SELLER WILL HOLD MOR TGAGE. - LAKE SYLVAN AREA 100.140 Trees 57.000. i/F: AL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES I- FAflFO1 tjc , . .. -. . MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I! NICELY SHADED STREET. yds. of Carpet item No. 3-Furnhlh.Spr000 2000 lbs. of Pensacola BahIa Grass Seed and 24.000 lbs. of fertIlIzer work shall be In accord with ciflcatiof5availabi in the àttice Which in ti judgem,nt best wf'ves the interest of the County. Purthat,Ing Agent . ..liule Count, ROOM, SCREENED PORCH, LARGE BARN, 5 ACRES. FENCED FOR HORSES. NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. BY THIS WEEKEND. $37,900. PLACE. 2 CAR GARAGE ON 'M, Unsworth Realty .0 __ REALTY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY REALTOR _________________________________________________________ E 1'J Sr R J REDUCED! Remodeled 2 p, 1 Bath Homew CentralH AC, ww Carpnt, OR, Eq-Ea:. in K'tfCtlt-n and Morel Will Paint Exterior in Buyer's choice! BPP WAR RANTED. Just $21,500! - Dodq. Cr,'csott $t,itorii.',,,,iori i-'-•------' Zj??C, t.,,l,' 2 ,,'i ''iI,.'r 61? p rn ,r 5,itur,j,i 1976 Dooqt' Brougham, low tOil A 55.-Boats & Accessories ___________________________________ LAKE MARY AREA Corner lot I35x177 Paving, sewer & water $11,500 ATTRACTIVEI 3 BR, 1", Bath Home with Central Air, w.w Carpet, P.,,i. FR, Brick Fireplace, Coy. Patio wGriII, Boat House, Fenced 8 Much More' BPP WAlI/ANIED, Only $39,900! 1969 Dci SUpt'r lti'i' GoOo 0fl0LOr7 SROC 121 Ql9nr 123 0609 . 4iU L'/ 'los RO IISON /,OAR IN 1 7917 Hwy 17 97 ouvtorcl. I Ia .1)1/I ----------- TERMS, our lot or yours. FHA.VA,F1'fA 2338 245 BuIld to Suit openI and read: Item No. 1-Building Materials .d Supplies Item 2-Approxlmateiy 619 sq. Of the Purchasing Agent. The County res.rvej the right to reject ifly or all bids, with' or without cause, to DRASTIC REDUCTION SELLER SAYS MOVE THIS 3 BED 2 STORY WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS 3 BED ROOM, FAMILY ROOM WITH LARGE OAK TREES. $21,900. HAL COLBERT, REALTY thous., Sanford, Florida, 32771, untIl 10:00 AM., June 11, 1979, at which time and place bids will be publicly ....... -4.--. - - , Rtirnmuaqt' 501,' ('i',,tral F loriti,, Di'pr ('SSiOfl I' ri (.l,iss Club i,1rltOrd Acictiijn Parknq lot, ..orrn'r I? 9) & I i'tti St Sit M05 26 11 , ,n to S p' iv? _______________________________________ I AGENCY "- .---- 80-Autos for Sale I REAL top MULTIPLE LISTINQ SERVICE Eves 862 3455 3221959 The Real Estate Agency Inc - 5O?Or(( Insurance 111 AiR AGENCY 121 3866 or 323 77'u ( hOV0l('t - /3 Open Road Camper. liflCfl & Mii 0 - i97j Aristrocr,,t p t, tras,'l trailer Works on I? volt lec or gas tias safety furnace Just Iikt' niw 1,5,-ct i'r', litilt' See to ippri-ci,iti' SI 39', (ill Otter p ni 121 6190 ______________________________________________________________________ S 1116 West 3rd SI Toys, dolls. C 43-Lots-ACreage ' - Hug' Carport Sal,' Fri A Sat 910 4 78-MotorCyCles - I or ruture i've, tliinq 1 It'll 1. In' Av •.11 .- *$24,500 For the investment minded 2 Unit Apt bldg. Good tenants *$.iO000 Forthe builder 5 duplex bldg. lots in city. STEMPER I 75 -Recreatio lal Vehicles - _ * 526.500 A cute starter or for the young at hea'f 3 BR. 1 bath, near Shopping Call today on this one. DELIGHTFUL iAft Hrs. 327.7643.3774069 Sad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, LEGALADVERTISEMENT BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE' Separate sealed bids for the following items will be received at the Offic* of the Purchasing Agent, Room 417, Seminole County Cour. I , -------.. - S .ird Sal,, 182 i ev' ' ve L,lk(' M,iry. 110 Sat, My 26 9 .1 07 tO 7 m -----------'SiOSiflQ 5iIe Something for '(('7 y011i' I ii & S,'it 9 tO 5 1215 R irilolpti St S,intortt 4 Ave. - BOARDOP z Sr 323.5774 V EnterprIse, Inc. MaClit iflC,, Realtor j -- Make your fludgit go further shop the Classitied Ads every day ___________ .' /11/Z,'. _____ ________ EXCELLENT professional office location Highway 17 92. Choice commercial location See today' -. 41 Houses Want Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those Selling. 372.2611 or 131.9993. perinced 40 wpm, small office IN 'AlSE/,,j __________________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY I 2435'.- 5 French 11/971 Sanford 373 Hosponsibie middle-aged womar Sanf.Adults,nopets,1BR AIr,w.wcarp.cerarnicbath,etc. $llSmo.323.I019 __________________________ Typist secretary, Part time, ix. THERE IS 140 .z 5 reasons _______________________ 1 BR-$189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport BI'.'t n 17.92 In Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Village. knowledge for Longwood fec. tory. Phone $309300. PYLiRlTR.. NUMBER 2 Acres in Lake Mary w Ig block shed, corner lot cleared w some trees 525.000 *515,000 7 building tots, zoned MR 2. located west of Sanford I ,, iat Only Some furniture & Misc Chain link fence 7Th West 19th St ' OF SANFORD REALTOR 2541 S rrenrh Ave. J22b779 Removed PIUY JUNX CARS rom $1010 $50 (all Ii'? 1674 32? iuO Au(tin Sun.iyç 8P M S,tnforci A,' Consiqnm,'ntc Welcom (ellogqs Auction Sales 323 7050 . I REALTY WORLD. sizes available. Central Location AVON Must have good typing & shorthandskilis&generaloffic, NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. DIO IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS lntientory 8 fixtures total more than asking priceof $25,000. Call us today this sale for health MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space problem with one of our lx B's for $15 mo. For 1 month or longer if you need, you keep key, other and Secretary for expanding office, lJ _______________ ______________ 5 Mo. old 3 BR, 2 bath with Family room, projected tennis courts & logging paths. Beautiful jewel of a home, Assumaule mortqrue for just about any kind, of financing you choose. $63,000 Owner motivated. 37AOffIce Rental - meeting nice pooie. Call 644. 3079 for details. '11,)Q: 77-Junk Cars 72-Auction (-iraqe IJP?I %.'los HiP', Dr tooen oil Like Mary Blvd Sat & Sun . .4IEF AREA ___________________________ ____________________________ COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS Neticoof Public Healing June 12, 1979 - Daytona Beach-Hut.hison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 322.4058 if no ens. (901) 252.9192. _________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY Notice of Administrati: 5.18.79. i:Mae Etta Brooks Ai Personal RepresentatIve of the Estate of ADOLPHUS BROOKS Deceased 36Resort Pperty _________________________ __________________________ Most complete Craft & Hobb1 Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA . - Furnished ______________________ 30-Apartments Unfurnished 1i.A-Arts& Crafts ________ tX.R1, OF this 4 BR, 2 bath lout of the OdU3i1Y) Split level home Great for expanding family ' _______________________________ _______________________________________ Sanford. Gracious living from $23 weekly. Utilities included. 500 5. Oak. 322.9623; $417083. Instruction NeedlepoInt Legal Notic. required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTlCE,tofIIeanyobj.ciaj lhiy may have that challenge the validity Of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or 'jurisdiction oh the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Detect thefirst publicatlonof this 33Houses 38-Wanted to Rent . representative. All persons Interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are - 11-1.ntructioin -- '•' & C H&A. 5.41.500. - ___________________________ wouIdn'$behere.lfyouwa,fth, opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1000432.8403 anytIme for recorded message. shall be stated. If the claim is contingent Ot unhiquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the shall be described. The claimant Shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to tnail one copy to cacti personal condition & neighborhood, C H&A, Range, Ret. Vacant, lease, $lóOmo., 1st mo. rent & deposit. 3230106. ___________________________ DELTONA 1 BR, cien, neat, attractive, $150 mo 1st, last, Sl00security, No pets. Available now 57410.40. . "± S-I --Garage Sales ____ I Sentinel Star Paper Rh. A.M. Sanford. 300 customers. $10,000 income, S9900sale price. 834.1032 aft. 3 p.m. Special Summer program for 6.12 yrs. old including weekly swimming, sitating, & movies, 322 6645. SANFORD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER. - -.',.'.' Roger Bollen By f4OABER O4: I 3 BR Split plan C H&A Kit ('cIP double car garage Will sell VA or FHA $31,900 Lakeview lot. Loi'h Arbor 105' paved rd.. 240' deep. Beautiful view .icroSs Crystal Lk. Only . vacant lot in area. $14,950 .' 24Business Opportunities __________________________ - -.---...___.._._______________.___ House for sale 3 BR I bath New waSher & dryer Inc ig lot 534.000. By Owner, 32? 1949 - R.)OT 1"lIG 3BR2bathsplitplan FR Doubte corner lot $6000 down & assume I DELTONA 1 BR, clean, neat, Call Ba rt attractive. 5150 mo 1st, last, 5100 security. No pets. Avaitabte REAL ESTATE now 4-hO10, REALTOR. 327 7498 2',, -------.ivi -•--e -"'4....,-, 'antord- Ne*iy i di'oreteø or 2150 Sq. Ft. of living Remodeled I kitchen, butcher btock cabinets. 3 BR, large FR, fireplace, patio, fenced yard on beautiful oak new floor tile. recessea lighting, shaded lot in fine residential beaming ceilings in LP & DR area. $350 mo 322 6952. ________________________________________________ Above ground pool, new liner. 2 pumps Patio carpeted 7 fruit LOCH ARBOR- Large 3 BR, 2 trees Walking to stores, schools, I College Students desiring YAROWORK. Call 323 0500, 322 0797. . - WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL .11W. 7 bath Lovely pool P. patio ,irea 59.600 oown. $330 mo. pays all 322 4914 eves & weekends I 21Sittions Wanted - HOMOWNEWS 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. 6U 7518 SANFORD AREANewly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace, Utility room & wooded lot. Adults only. No pets. 323 9571 -________________________ - BR, 2 bath, garage. Central Air, fenced backyard. 1st. last mo. rent, security deposit, $325 mo. 862 8929 or 322 0141. _____________________________ FUNNY BUSINESS ___ OVER, - career you Wouldn't be reading thisad, andif wewercnt$,o,ng for someone to do a lob this ad DEJ $7 - - U- - ChildCareinmyhome, Longwood. Lake Mary area, $23 wk. 834.3770 If you weren't looking for a new claims Telephone: (303) 3230350 Publish May II, 25, 1979 - ............ p ____________________________ Enroll now-school age childrenfor summer fun-arts, crafts, & field trips. 323.8424. or having Dputy Clerk r'Jbli5l May33 & June 1,8. 15, 1979 . - -. -". C U For a career In Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 3235324. Unique Kindergarten for 3 year olds ONLY, this fall. Best ducatIonal opportunity in this area. 333.4445 demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATlV: Abbott M. Herring 301 W. lit Street Sanford, Florida 32771 ............. ---....... I, Hair Stylist Experience Necessary 322.8711 1st & Only thud care center open Saturday in Sanford Beginning June 2. Sanford Early Child. care Center. 3234415. .. 4,. .0-p..a . a _______________________ earning DECEASED NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of ADOLPHUS BROOKS, deceased, File Numb.r79.1I3.Cp, ispending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DIvision, the address of which is Seminole County Court Cle,'k, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 3771. The personal representative of the estate is MAE ETTA BROOKS, Whose address i5 1609W. 7th Street, Sanford, Floridi 3777$. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. -. -- - - ---_.-. .4. ..-. _ U Experienced janitor, must use buffing machine. 53 hr. See John Moore at Zayre Store, Sanford, 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. No Calls. - A COLORFUL FUTURE IN RE: ESTATE OF ADOLPHUS BROOKS -. .... i -- U.,,11 24 HOUR O 322-9283 .* I' - SundQ - Noon Ft'idQ 18-Help File Number i-is.c WITNES5, my hand and seal of this Court on the 32nd day of May, tm (SEAL) Arthur H B.ckwith. Ir Clerk of Circuit Court IV: CyMhli Proctor DEJilI - I ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're the date when it will become due the following descrlbed property in Seminoi4 Couhty, Florida LOt 43, Block , of neet . RATES Wanted ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF ACTION Address: Unknown s ..5 1 time ..............43c a line 3conseclvetimes .. 38c a line lconscutive times. . 3S a line ELLEN GARRETSON, his MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may hay.. Each claim must be in writIng and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent ar attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that action to foreclose a mortgage on - 4 DEADLINES Noon The Da Before PublicQtion FOREST D. MITCHELL and SUE ANN MITCHELL, his Wila COM. BINED MORTGAGE & REALTY CO.. a Florida corporation, AMER ICAN STEEL FENCE CO., INC. OF ORLANDO, a Florida corpora- n, db.a AMERICAN STEEL FENCE CO.,SEMINOLEMEMORIALHOS. PITAL, SUN BANK OF SEMINOLE, NA. Defendants, TO: FOREST 0 MITrHELL and SUE ANN MITCHELL - -- OrlQndo - Winter 831-9993 CLASSIFE DEPT. HOURS I Florida PublIsh: May 4, 11, 1$, 23, 1979 DEJ19 ______________________________ _______________________________ M alor League Seminole 322-2611 N Cypress Creek In the state finals, F CLASSIFiED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE ,.ff.cA.2o.E In Re: The Adoption of RYAN ALLEN AYERS. eminor. NOTICE OF ACYI.09 TO: STEPHEN ALLEN AYERS 0 NCR Coration Main & K Streets Dayton, OH 45409 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 3 Lines Minimum a petition has been tiled In the atovestyled Court for the adoption of the abovenamed minor, as set out in said petition, and you are corn. mended to serve a copy of your WrITTen detenses, It any, on IJAVII) i NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that KERBEN. Petitioner's Attorney, F. Robinson Street, Orlando, FL I by virtue of that certain Writ of before the 19th day of Execution issued out of and June, 1979, and file the origInal the seal of the COUNTY Court of with the Clerk of this Court eIther __________________________ Orange County,FIorida,upona final ...., , ...- -----before service on said attorney or ---. ..---------. l.'..y.v... Immediately thereafter; otherwise 4-Personals 18-t'lp Wanted court on the 31st day of July, A.D. a default may be entered against _______________________________ 1978, In that certain case entitled, you tot the relief prayed for in the ComBank.Fairvllia, a Florida Foreman/operators Lonely? We listen. Have a petition. banking corporation Plaintiff, vs and District Supervisors in buried WITNESS my hand and the seal problem? We of listen. Mad or Forrest A. Arnold, Defendant, which telephone cable and conduit and this Court at Sanford, Seminole frustrated? We listen. Do you aforesaid Writ of Execution was pole work. West Palm, Stuart, County, Florida, this 15th day of need someone to Listen to you, delivered to me as Sheriff of Ft. Pierce, Vero Beach a'eas. May, 1979. or lust need to talk. Talking to Seminole County, Florida, and I Pay commensuate with abilities: someone helps & we listen. For (SEAL) have levied upon the following Good benefits and tirement Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. details send your name & phone described property owned by plan. Call collect 3057166710. number to "Friends Listen", Clerk of the Circuit Court Forrest A. Arnold, said property Wright & Lopez of Florida, Inc. P.O. Box 125. Casselberry, Fl. By. Cynthia Proctor being located in Seminole County, Tequesta, Florida. 32707. Deputy Clerk Florida, more particularly Publish May 18, 25 & June 1, 8, 1979 dascrbd as tnllows: Retiree for delivery, must be on lSLOHOLAPROBLEM DEJ88 One 1969 Dodge Pickup Truck, ________________________ call. Willis Storage Bldgs. IN YOUR FAMILY? white red in color 331.1792 AL.ANON %iiJ IJn tIIlIlaii, ... ..----------------UN TNt CINCUIT COURT OF THE ForfamiliesorfriçtJsof being stored at Fosters in Dog Groomer EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. problemdrinkers Longwood, Florida Allbreeds,fullyexpere.ced CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Forfuture information call and the undersigned as Sheriff of Call 3225752 COUNTY, FLORIDA. '647.3333or write _________________________ Seminole County, Flo'lda, will at CASE NO. 7$.3427.CA.09.f( SanfordAi.Anon Family Group 11:00 2h da,- o, May, Live in Companion 'or retired DAWSON B. THflMPSON, and P.O. BOX 553 A.Li. 1919, offer rot sale and sell to school teacher, light housekeep. BRUCE L. THOMPSON, SanordrFla 32171 the highest bidder, for cash, subject ______ .. _ -''g'Ai" .ind all existing IienL'irft,.,., ---____________ -- owrrc,orn witfr' bath & board. . Front (West) Door of the Seminole Call before 9am. or after 6p.m. LOWELL M. GARRETSON and _____________________________ 5-4..ost & Found County Courthouse in Sanford, ask for Mrs. Goit. 3493178. MARY ELLEN GARRETSON, his ____________________________ __________________________ Florida, the above described per. wife, .' sonal property. Defendants, Ladles black shoulder bag. Lost That said sale is being made to Lake Markham Rd. Contents NOTICE OF SALE A A A satisfy the terms of said Writ Important. 373.5749. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat Execution. ______________________________ EMPLOYMENT pursuant toa Final Judgment dated John E. Polk, Toy Poodle-light chocolate the 11th day of May, 1979, in Case brown. Stitches in right sideNo. 78.2427.CA.09.K ot the Circuit Ie County, ,..,,• . . -. nead me,41,'ai 912 French Ave. hu'-. " Diego, Calif. Oviedo IR. I'lJ,'%'AME Notice Is hereby given that we are eniag'd fl flu' fl 17 a E Allamonle Drive. AlfVt Springs. Seminole County. Florida. under the fictitious name of DRUMMOND DIVING EN TERPRISES and that we intend to reglstersaidnamewithfheCte the Circuit Court. Seminole County, in accordr .w.th the provisions of the 'irtitious Name Statutes, To Wit; Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. W. George Drummond Patricia D. Drummond Publish M.y Ii. 18. 75 & June I. 1979 DEJ 56 playoff by trickling In a 22-foot with her development as a Sheoah Golf Club's 15th hole putt for a birdie, whereas Tracy promising young woman golfer, now, so Tracy gets in plenty of parred the hole. "My dad died, but both he and practicetlme.Sheplayedon the Ellis, Gaster and a qualifyer my mom helped me a lot," she Oviedo High team, and was the from Tallahassee will represent said. "We played in DeLand third and fourth player on the Florida in San Diego. and I used to ta along." sonad. -I Gaster credits ier parents Tracy and her mom live off Her handicap is six. 'tracy Gaster will carry Legal Notice GREENE FAr ENTERPRISES TREE SERVICE 323 1644 To List Your Business.,. L DiQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 :'::'" �OA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 2s, 1M Z o CALENDAR Index Up 1. 1 Percent Gas Leads Steep Consumer Price Rise FRIDAY, MAY25 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Route 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, MAY28 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Seabee Veterans of America Island X4, 10 a.m., CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. German-American Society, Installation Ball following German dinner at 7 p.m., 381 Orange Lane Casselberry. Reservations call 2054753, SUNDAY, MAY 27 Ballroom and round dancing, 8p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam, Deltona. West Volusla West Virginlini covered dish social, Sunday, DeBary Fire Hall, registration 1-1:45 p.m. Outdoor Music Festival, noon to 5 p.m., Jewish Community Center, 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland. Classical, Jazz and rock. Puppet show and magic for children. Seminole Group AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, MAY 28 Seminole League of Civic Associations, 8 p.m., First a.. ndo E0*r4,o 4 rr.g: Road A1faiionte Springs. Speaker - Howell Lotspefch, architect and planner, on energy conservation. Seminole County Federation of Woman's Clubs, 10:30 a.m. covered dish luncheon hosted by Altamonte Springs Woman's Club. Monday Morners Toastmaster, Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. 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 University, DeLand; 7 p.m., Interstate Mall Montgomery Ward; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Tops Chapter 79, 7p.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. WASHINGTON (UP!) Gasoline prices shot up in April at the fastest inflation rate since the 1974 Arab oil embargo, sparking a steep 1.1 percent rise in consinner prices, the governmeat reported today. Dismal new statistics from the Labor Department supported ad. ministration warnings to Americans that bad InRation news will be standard fare for the next few months. The overall 1.1 percent consumer price rise sunpassed March's 1 percent increase and was just slightly below February's 1,2 percent gain. During the first four months of the year, consumer prices rose at a annual rate of 13.2 Percent. GasolIne prices, the nation' newest inflationary kr Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Gasoline costs now have Jumped 14.4 percent during the first four months of 1979. That is an annual rate of 49.6 percent, the Labor Department said, But fuel was not the only problem area. Food prices increased by 0.9 percent. Although the April gain wasthesmallest of the year, that was little comfort to inflation-weary shoppers who saw beef prices surge by 4.1 percent in April. Food costs now have climbed at double digit rates for five consecutive months and were 11.7 percent higher than a year ago. And housing costs rose 1.1 percent; fuel oil 4.2 percent; mortgage interest rates 1.9 percent; and - -J in id ev Percent during April. It was the largest monthly increase since a 7.3 percent jump in March, 1974 at the tall end of the oil embargo imposed by the the department said. The government had still more gloomy news. The earning power of the average blue collar production worker and his months." three dependents fell by 2.4 down, have warned bluntly during March. Charles Schultze, percent last month and was in FCeflt weeks that inThe 1.1 percent Increase chairman of Carter's off by 4.5 percent from a flation will remain a major in housing costs meant that Council of Economic year earlier, problem during upcoming the cost of buying and Advisers, told a Senate Labor Department of. months. maintaining a home has panel Thursday, "the rate ficials said the unusually Carter said Wednesday now climbed by 10.8 per. of Inflation in the latter half big drop was due In large he expects "serious, adcent during the past year of the year will be coming part to a truckers strike verse" inflation figures and 14 percent in the past last month. down." "for the next two to three three months alone. Nevertheless, the earThe 4.2 percent fuel oil ning statistics offered a increase was the third vivid demonstration of how straight month of huge inflation continued to gnaw gains in that category. away at the income of the y Overall transporation average American worker, costs, which includes The Labor Department gasoline, were up by 2 (Continued From Page 1A) mission," she said, noting she is said overall food and percent last month cornlooking at a space need of 10,000 beverage prices rose 0.9 pared with 1.2 percent in is financially feasible to move square feet and the ultimate r percent, while grocery March and 1.1 percent in In the new budget year. We Sanford facility could also store costs climbed by 1 February. New car prices cannot remain at the current house administrative offices for percent. rose by 1.4 percent, twice site indefinitely. We will have the library system. Partially balancing the the March increase, no place to put new books. The The report to be presented to 4.1 percent beef price lump In other categories, the opening of the new Kmart the space committee, she said, were declines in pork and department said clothing brought that site to my at. will include justification for the poultry prices and the costs rose by 0.5 percent, tentlon and I decided to see if It move and the alternative sites second consecutive sharp one third of March's inwould be a feasible solution to under consideration. LI' drop in vegetable prices, crease; medical care rices the space needs. We have got Pr1orj9jlevarthe. L the de,partment said..,,.,. ._..'i.9f --"1S..;". pro lWt'rtWLi rTtrst Street-Ftisrzetto Avenuu px1cc inCreasil is In the previous two the south end with the facilities location, it had operated a was the slowest since the months; and enat Seminole Plaza in library at Fifth and Oak streets 0.6 percent increase last tertainment increased by Casselberry," Ms. Rhein said. for many years. The city November. Food prices 0.8 percent, slightly below "We will be consulting with acquired the former postoffice rise by 1.4 percent in March's rise, the city of Sanford," she said. on April 15, 1963 from GSA and January, 1.6 percent In Government officials, "We are working on the plan opened it as a library on Jan. 6, February, and 1 percent from President Carter to present to the county corn- 1964. • . L11*brar F w Regular and low sulfur in short supply. And expensive. So right now it's more important thai ever to practice conserving to 1209, or 1400 if you have a dishwasher. (But before making any adjustments, he sure the electricity down ' S • • • -. , - ... : A : * * savings. Herald Photo By Tom Netse! Cheryl Walter enjoys flying her handmade kite. But, kites aren't just for fun they've been used in wars, science and in broadcasting. Story, photos, page 2. help reduce your electricity costs. - • * * ,. •S• _•w.._ - -* * SAWS S Any handyman or plumber can turn your hot water thermostat • Use a twist of the wrist to replace high-watt bulbs with lowerWecansavealotofelectricity. wattage bulbs. Every little hit helps. If everyone lends a hand. . * - * * - '- want to help you save. • - ---. - 55 -• - • * FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT COMPANY .3 t'% . - •• - TVJ L Thursday, will be Saturday at 10 am. at Srisson FunirahHome with Or) Ted. Cisinato of. ficialWilf. 4 Cemeter y. HonsiPA In charge. • .-••. , * I .•-4_ _*.•.. ,.- - , * r * ' , • * * A flick of the finger will turn *,•. . ' offany lightorappliance you're not Don't do a handful of laundry using. It's a small economy, but not . •.. ... or dishes. Wait until you have a when you multiply it by thousands * * full load. And use cold water when. of hours and millions of homes. S ever possible. .. And, if you're planning to * If you have a pool, lend a hand buy a new home, there's more by reducing the hours of thepump's Afinger and thumb is all it than a handful of reasons to ask takes to turn your air-conditioner operation to the minimum required your builder about FPL's Watt-Wise thermostat up to 78°. Acomfortable by the manufacturer. That will Living Program; and the built-in setting, that will result insignificant make your bill take a dip, too. energy-saving features that will Georgia MV ., - . * .. .. VINCENT, 014111115. 050061A M. - Funsrsl services for Mrs. son. Jimmy ,, ii (p mother Sadie G Berry Sanf ord; daughta. Mrs. George T V .A * Stone, DeLand and YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE * • :.' )1%W11fIWf3 • • was W. S .." ... is off.) S '' - charon -ofMCINTYRS, CARL PAT Funeral services for Earl Pat McIntyre, 1003 Mangoustine Ave., Sanford, who died May 17, iwc ..w. • '1 0,1 will be Satu urda y a. 4:30 p.m. at .- Mrs. Eileen B. Rector, 64, of New Mt. Calvary. Baptist Church, 115W.13th St. with Rev. SprigHammockMot,ijejjome .;. t.. . .. . -. . I alms pJdI.IoI.. ran, aieo nursaay at In Reallown Cemetery. Wilson. . Seminole Memorial Hospital. Clchaibirgi,- In charge. i She anaftveoi$tLotà, BROWN, sioasi -Funeral ' and had lived In Sanford WvICn George Goo"-, so. K pnd Central Florida for the past Cl, Riddi#or ng Gardens, who died Monday in Cleveland, Ohio, will 54 y, MrAft bM k= be Sunday at 1:30 P.M. at Allen : . Detroit, MIcb. Sb. was a Chapel AME Church. Iwlal In .'. bookkeeper with the Sheraton Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson. ' Jim, Lee Road, and w as a Elcheib,rw In charge. • --r1day, Fuy:2'i'79'' ••. .* Al•* Church, with Nov. R. Harris officiating. Dural Reetlawn Cemetery. WIIann.Fkha4baroar _**S* Member of the First United llfethodiM (bitch of Sanford, the Eaateiu Mar and the 4t4 IVIIICI) Of the Rainbøw. She Is survived by her . * electricity. Governor Graham is encouraging a voluntary conservation program, because it's in everybody'sbest interest to preserve our energy resources. We agree. And here are some of FPL's suggestions .5 on how you can lend a hand. • - !fYl • your han i1slo oil are is JOHNNIEADKINS VOLPI, MRS. 105114* Johenle Adkins, of 1607 W. Funeral mass for Mrs. Rosina Volpi, 5.4, of 1S 060018 la Drive, 12th Place, Sanford, died May Sanford.wfodl.d Thursday, will .: 19 at Seminole Memorial be celebrated Tuesday at a m. of All Souls Catholic Church with Hospital. Fr. William Ennis officiating, Survivors Include a wife, Rosary will be recited Monday Mrs. Theresa Adkins; at 7 p.m. at Oramkow Funeral daughter, Mrs. Christine Home Chapel. Burial In OakIawi Memorial Park. Family Dixon; sisters, Mrs. Thdfl1 rSst$fiew.rjb.omifteda Walker, Mrs. Bernice Griffin; ffiose wishing may make con. tributiens to American Cancer * * brothers Eddie Adkins, La Society. Oramkow In charge. Adkins and Mandy Adkins. * Wilson.Eichelberger Is In RECTOR, MIS. CILCIN a. - FuMral services for Mrs. charge of arrangements. Eileen B. Rector, 64 of Spring * Hammock. Mobile Home Park died Thursday, will be at 3 ROSINA VOLPI P.M., Monday, at Oramkow Rosin.a Volpi, 54, of 615 Funeral Home chapel with Nov. Osceola Drive Sanford died James Dennis Thomas of. liclating, Family will receive Thursday. B in &im friends at the funeral home 1.7 * Italy. she moved to Sanford sIx P.M., Sunday. Burial in St. * years ago from Bcton, Cons. Louis, Mo. Family requests -: - She was a homemaker and flowers please be omitted and contributions made to American member of All Souls Catholic Cancer Society, Gramkow in :..: Church. charge. She is survived by her husband, Carlo, a daughter, ADKINS, JOHNNIE : Miss Paula C. Volpl; mother, Funeral services for Johnnie Adkins, 1507 W. 12th Place, who Mrs. Catarina Bells, Italy; died May it, at Seminole : three sisters, Mrs. Mary Memorial Memorial Hospital. will be noon, :Perrtto, Manchester, C=L; at Alien Chapel AME w electricity is Rector Orange City. George Brown, ApI. 91 Grarnkow Funeral Home jsln Bedding Gardens, died Monday charge of arrangements. In Cleveland, Ohio. He was a member and trustee of Allen MRS. GEORGIA VINCENT Chapel AME Church, Sanford Mrs. Georgia M. Vincent, 62, and on the board of directors of the Sanford Housing Authority, of 414 Orange Ave, Sanford, Wilson-Elchelberger Is In died Thursday. Born In Covington, Ky., she came to charge of arrangements. Sanford in 1948. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Martha Works EARL McINTYRE Earl Pat McIntyre, of 1003 of Fort Metro, Ky., two Mangoustine Ave., Sanford, brothers, Jim Gardner, Covington, Ky., Gene Gardner, died May 17. Survivors include his mother, Erlanger. Mrs. Salde McIntyre; three Brlsaon Funeral Home-PA eons; four daughters; sisters in charge of arrangements. and brothers. Wilson-Eichelberger is In charge of arrangements. Funeral Notics wnla, !wilz1and and MIsS ; Sperra Bells Strambino Italy. S Gramnkow Funeral Ham Iajn _____ * r. GEORGE BROWN ::. Mr,. P,jina Speed, Bnllln.. SANFORD, FLORIDA CW, AREA DEATHS * Evening Iern1d .• ; • -- • • -. ,•• + * •_-. - .s.q 044' -. - • -•- - - ** ....*_...P.. •qS S --s- 1)'j - �2—EvenI?,g Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, May 23, 17 Kites Have Long H is tory Historians disagree as to who flew the first kite. Some feel it was a Greek while others claim it was first flown by a Chinese inventor between 200 and 400 B.C. But whoever tossed the first paper and wood device into the air and watched it rise on a length of string started something that Is still flying high today. .. ..i:. 1•--' ••-, ,,4-.. .. • r .., .n; • Every Spring many communities have kite flying contests like the one held In DeLand recently at Stetson University, and young and old alike enjoy showing off and demonstrating their flying toys. Kites have not always been playthings designed solely for the amusement of their owner. In many countries they were flown to ward off evil spirits and bad luck. While in later times they were used by scientists and ex• perimentors to increase man's knowledge. In 1752, Ben Franklin's kite helped determine the electrical character of lightning. By tying one kite onto the string of another and hooking them in tandem great lifting power could be generated. In 1895 an English captain B.F.S. Baden-Powell lifted himself over 100 feet in the air, and 4 years later during the Boer War the British were building large box kites that would carry a man high enough to spy on the enemy's position. £.I 11... •.'. t Kites have been in use for more than 2,000 years By the turn of the century at Blue Hill observatory in Boston Lawrence Hargrave, inventor of the box kite, set an altitude record by flying his kite to 9,375 feet. Shortly after weather stations all over the country were using kites to carry aloft weather Instruments to obtain data on the upper atmosphere. Most were large box kites flown with wire and contained 30 to 80 square feet of material. When Guglielmo Marconi made his first trans-Atlantic radio broadcast In 1901, he used a kite to raise his antenna in Newfoundland. William Eddy who developed the familiar diamondshaped kite used it to carry a camera and made hundreds of photographs for the U. S. In the Spanish American war. They have also been used for target practice for guns during W.W. II, for carrying radar reflectors and antennae for emergency radios. Text And Photos By Tom Netsel Omar White Gives Cindy Tidwell some help - - • $ -.,. :,.t• ;i w -' l•. .. .• •. T ' .,;•,. T1i .,..'(-h' t• V r Cindy Tidwell gets her Eddy in the air In DeLand -. MJ2,2j . '-.•i ...Klte won't fly wftaiout wind I 4,:.. �Friday, May 23, 1979 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dummy, Harrowing Tale true-life special to be broadcast Wednesday, May Paul Sorvino dons a 30 on CBS. Myers defended hearing aid. He watches Donald Lang (LeVar Buryour lips when you speak. ton) an illiterate, deaf, black There is a heightened sense youth on a murder charge, of awareness about him, forging a trusting rather like an animal who relationship with his client. leans into the wind and "An actor only is in. whose body is prepared to terested in information express anything from which turns into behavior," stillness to flight. states Sorvino, between Sorvino is portraying a scenes, on location in deaf lawyer, Lowell Myers, Chicago. in "Dummy," a two-hour "I went to deaf people and sought the information I needed to portray this part. I was fortunate enough although admittedly nervous to meet the man whom I flwy. I7.fl 3flfl03 MATINEE portray. He is profoundly PLAZAT] 1190-4 deaf. That is, betas no sense in of sound at all. I learned BEYOND about the elongation of some THE words. It's what they call a POSEIDON 'time envelope' problem, because deaf people cannot ADVENTUR gauge how long to hold vowel sounds. And's are difficult PLAZA On Iin-tin they're blunted because the sibilant quality is 050 BURT REYNOLDS IS high a frequency the vibrations cannot be "I got a book on language, a language, a means of communicating for the deaf begun over two hundred years ago in France, even though i am Hw,.17ft5 2121211 called upon to use signs only SUNDAY ONLY IM EARLY BI R DS nu sparingly in one scene." S1$ 1*41.111 Sorvino, known to HOMETOWN U.S.A. Its audiences for his roles in, Hi RIDERS such popular films as "A By Blair HunIcutt TELEVISION GOGUIDE Time Out To Eat (NBC) Davies (.4) (CBS) HOLIDAY INN Enjoy our complete dining facilities and your favorite cocktails in our lounge. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. - k SATURDAY MAY 26. 1979 - IVar Burton and Paul Sorvino - HOOPER )U TUNDA V NIGHT Fiala 9b2iait ALL YOU CAN EAT CHOICE OF ITALIAN rAGHETTI WITH MEAAUCE OR LASAGNA PEN SALAD BAR - GARLIC BREAD Jk,onvóii. °"d° (PBS J Ar i / - - 4und. c'r ts )ri 'T'I e HERITAGE INN Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. • (NBC) (CBS) ciriande (ABC) lit - . 0 U S.och Touch of Class," "Made for Each Other" and Slow Dancing in the Big City," readily discusses his motivation for accepting his role in "Dummy." "The inherent quality of a love to talk. They have so much to express." The story of "Dummy" itself is a harrowing one. Says producer Frank Konigsberg of the events, "Donald Lang was thrown script gets me first. How it into a bewildering situation , when e was strikes me. Dol have a feel n arre st ed by two cops, on the &OT the role? can express well? as a suspect In "I met Myers, the lawyer the murder a local portray, during the making prostitute. As inof some sort of of the film, and was struck fiction by Kaka, he ended in immediately by his intellect jail, unable to communicate and sensitivity. Some of my with the preconceptions about him "They never were able to were wrong. inform him of his rights, and "However, the speech I the case posed unique legal devised for the character is and human problems, for he remarkably similar to could neither hear or speak, Myers' speech. He is an and had never learned to genunan write or communicate in and would probably cringe at sign language. my saying thin, but he Is a After five years Myers heroic man. He undertook finally secured Lang his case with his freedom. But in a final handicap; and with the aid of Kaf kaesque twl4, he was his slater, Mrs. Jean Markin, again arrested for a similar.. his client in murder to the first. He is court by lip reading her currently Incarcerated In simnutaneous account of the Cook County Jail, Chicago. testimony as she heard it. And again he waits for "it's a challenging and someone to come to his rewarding role. Deaf people defense. $3 95 Program of classics and three original compositions presented by pianist Vickie Schultz to benefit University of Central Florida Music Scholarship Fund, 3:30 pan., June 3, UCF music rehearsal ball. Outdoor Music Festival, Sunday, May 27, noon to 5 p.m., Jewish Community Center, 851 Maitland Ave., Maitland, featuring 90 urofessional musicians playing clRsIca1, jazz and rock. Puppet show for children at 2 p.m. and magic at 3:30 Bring blanket or lawn chair. Refreshments available. Admission: $5 per family; $2, adult or $1 children under 13, military or senior citizen. Gllhort and SW2vaWs "Hbffi Planfore" 8:30 p.m., May. 19, 24, f5, 26 and 27, University Of Central Florida Science Auditorium. Matinee, 2:30 p.m., May 20. General admission, $3.50; UCF students free with ID's. Lake Howell High School drama club presents "Up the Down Staircase," May 31 and June 1, 8 P.m., University of Central Florida Science Auditorium. Adults, $2; students, $1.50. 6th Annual Zellwood Sweet Corn Festival, noon til 6 p.m., May 26-77, N. W. Orange County Improvement Assn. grounds. Bluegrass, carnival rides and all the corn you can eat. Tickets $3.50 at gate or $2.75 in advance; children under 6, $2. Heal Maitbie Shell Museum -One of the largest displays of shells In the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 15 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. Central Florida Zoological Park -U. S. 17-92, one mile east of 14 and 4½ miles west of Sanford. Hours AFTERNOON 1:00 WRESTLING @) 0 Men's Gymnastics Champion;hips from Essen. West Germany; a preview of the Grand Prix of Monaco. (Note: If a seventh game is necessary in the Stanley Cup competition between the New York Rangers and the Montreal Canadiens, it will be telecast live in place of the events previously announced, one hour earlier than currently scheduled.) GOLF "Memorial Tournament" Live coverage of third-round play in this $300,000 PGA tour tournament from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin. Ohio. ( L) SOCCER MADE IN GER- 0 WRESTLING MANY EVENING 7:00 4:00 SUNDAY PRE-GAME SHOW 4:15 (D BASEBALL Regional coverage of Cincinnati Reds at Los Angeles Dodgers; Atlanta Braves at San Francisco Giants. tI2 BASEBALL Cincinnati Reds at Los Angeles Dodgers 5:00 (1)SPORTS SPECTACULAR Coverage of International Amateur Boxing from Havana. Cuba; Part 6 of the International Mixed Pairs Gymnastics Championship. U WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the World Lumberjack Championships from Hayward, Wisconsin; European $300,000 PGA tour tournament from Muirfiold Village Golf Club in Dublin. Ohio (12) SPORTSWORLD Coverage boxing action of amateur between and Joe Frazier boxing clubs; U.S. Gymnastic Federation Championships. 4:30 U WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Same-day coverage of the Grand Prix of Monaco from Monte Carlo; an encore piesentation of the Great Pool Shootout between Minnesota Fats and Willie Mosconi. EVENING 9:00 MAY 27. 1979 o AFTERNOON famed auto race from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Jim INDIANAPOLIS "500" Same-day coverage of this 1:00 McKay and Jackie Stewart comment on the action, 1) RACERS 1:30 SERVED EVERY SATURDAY 3 P.M. -, SANFORD INN P.M. German American Society annual installation ball, Saturday, May 26, following a 7 p.m. Germanstyle dinner. Music by Jack Drummond Band. Semi-formal. Admission $4 for members; $6, guests. Call 265-3753. UNDER CONVERSION TO A J~eex&aa~ ZV" 6 OF SANFORD— 1.4 PH 323-4000 14A SR" ANFORD CARPET CLEANING Pr*uWo F* W&Izing BY is C!llao IAZ,0~0,90 •R&Cn __________________________ SIIAMPOO & SM 95 i-$ U V THIS .OiscounbfcSmcrCdIam WEEK ONLYI rLCvrDyino AR -- LISS.SIuS,Mj$hI......... __$2995 I CARPET CLEANING CO. I 'WE KNOW YOU'RE GONNA LIKE US" BeftsrBusãneasBursau NOTDELIGNTED...DONTPAY WE MOVE THE FUMITUIE. VaCUUM Fullurs C1wI. 110Y W *00 CALL NOW piacs prcisctivs pus iir funtin n-sp iii $ stubbanwewst&,nutrficluiss.. 100wT1011,a.unuacmr Riitrsd with L. ______ . ....... .. .. ...• The Singing Boys of Orlando present their 11th annual concert, Saturday, June 16, at Edyth Bush Theatre In Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Also appearing, the Singing Girls of Orlando. Matinee and evening performance tickets available all ticket agencies. Special rates students and senior citizens. @ 0 NBA BASKETBALL TUESDAY Live coverage of an NBA championship game. Teams and location to be announced. MAY 29 1979 . EVENING 2:30 KNIGHTS OF THE 500 1130 4:00 NBA BASKETBALL Coverage of an NBA championship game. Teams and location O ( @ 0 GOLF "Memorial Tournament" Live coverage of final-round play in this be announced, Specials Of The W MAY 26, iota 10:00 - U BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL Bas bara Walters Inter- ' I.. I. rsuu r,u,J,,. ru,,- - - ny Marshall and Richard Pryor. 6:30 ) THE GREAT AMERICAN WEDNESDAY MOUTH MYTH (2) 2) THE BEST PLACE and those of her children until an unexpected solution comes along. (Part 2 of 2) 0 ABC THEATRE "The House On Garibaldi Street" The capture-kidnapping of Nazi war criminal Adolph Eichmann in Buenos Aires by the Israeli Secret Police is dramatized. Annu*l Boat.A-Cado, 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 detailscall 305847-M. Kissimmee. MAY 29. 1979 EVENING 900 ) ONE OF THE MISSING A 800 9:00 (2) (12) BOB HOPE BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Comedian Bob Hope and his guests the Village People celebrate Hopes 76th birthday aboard the aircraft carrier Iwo Jima. 9:30 (12) SCARED STRAIGHT Peter Falk hosts this documentary from Rahway State Prison in New Jersey dealing with a program that scares the crime out of juvenile delinquents. 10:30 (12) 8:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EVENING MAY 30. 1979 TO BE Sheila finds herself unable to cope with her own problems EVENING SPECIAL "The Mystery Of Animal Behavior" German naturalist photographer Heinz Sielmann has spent his life recording animals in their natural habitats. 9:00 TUESDAY LOCAL FOLLOW-UP 'Scared Straight" (2) (12) THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED Attorney Tom Keating (Sam Elliott) fights with a senior colleague (John Houseman) over the proposed defense of a gigolo (Perry King) accused of murder, while Tom's father deals with a financier (Gene Barry) planning to turn their ranch Into a huge resort. (Part 1 of 5)(R) OTHE REBELS The adventurous sequel to "The Bastard" by John Jakes is set In 1775 as Philip Kent risks his life as a captain in the Colonial Army during the Revolutionary War. (Part I of 2) O INFLATION "The Fire That Won't Go Out" sni per's struggle both mental W ESTAMPA FLAMENCA leads to a American flamenco dancer and physical shocking last scene as man Maria Benitez and her Estampa confronts his fate in this thriller Flamenca Dance Company are 1000 based on a short story by featured in rehearsal and per- tji INFLATION "The Fire That formance in New Mexico. Ambrose Bierce. Won't Go Out" -- / ywr iviuuiv, EVENING Florida State High School Rodeo Finals, June 1517 in the Silver Spurs Arena, Kissimmee. Sliver Spurs Rodeo, July 2-4, Silver Spurs Arena, Kissimmee, Loch Haven Art Center 23rd Members' Annual Juried Exhibition, May 26-July 4,2416 N. Mills Ave., - - small group of writers who keep those Westerns coming. In L'Amour's Louis "Bendigo Shafter," the 18year-old hero leaves a California bound wagon train at the onset of winter and -- BENDIGO SHAFTER by Louis L'Arnour (Dutton, 324 pages $9.95) RATTLESNAKE by Theodore V. Olsen (Doubleday, 182 pages' $7.95) THE HIGH ROCKS by Loren U. Estleman (Doubleday, 182 pages, $7.95) DESPERADOES by Ron Hansen (Knopf, 288 pages $895) - 1 V '" * founds a small town I deep in Indian territory. As the territory grows into what will become Wyoming Bendigo grows with it. He Is the "noble pioneer " t: i. the Indians when ue uguts 4' necessary, learns from them when he can. Sent east on business, he realizes his dream of becoming a writer. When he returns west he becomes the Marshal 'and . r" 'il * Y• ' ' 9 .' " . IJ IIL Ar. - prepares himself for an active role in the future state all while barely out of his - OUTDOORS views George Burns, Mary General Sanford Museum LIbrary, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m. only. From the Lone Ranger to Clint Eastwood, the cowboy hero is a uniquely American invention. He's strong, quiet, moral (in his own way), ecologically aware and very appealing. There's a large often ignored audience out there which Just can't get enough of him. And there's a teens. On top of plenty of action (generated by outlaws, the elements and the Indians), L'Amour provides a wellrounded portrait of the variety of settlers who came west plus a large serving of pop history and moral philosophy. In L'Amour's scheme of things, the land prevails with man only temporary feature one driven to frontiers, external - - MONDAY Friday, May 25, 1979-5 Four Books Recall Heroes Of West May 25-31 If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: S.. " Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. internal. Theodore Olsen's "Rattleanake" has two heroes, or The first Is Sheriff Frank Tenney, a fair-minded man with political ambitions 'and family ties to the bigoted senator and his "Boys." The other is Jim Izancho, an Apache and Tenney's boyhood friend. The plot pits the cowboy against the Indian, but the real villains are the "good ole boys" ((who accidently murder Izancho's wife and grandfather while setting fire to his house) and the legal system that denies the Indian justice. Izancho is forced to "take the law Into his own hands," putting him on a collision course with ' Author louis [.'Amour Tenney. The Senator orders Tenney to kill Izancho on sight. Tenney wants to bring his old friend to trial, even after after Izancho executes the "boys" with silenced raLUtflUKV. detail. In spite of the gore, the action is gripping and the reader's sympathy engaged for the deputy who must do his duty and for Anderson who kills because "A man .1...... ...h..4 .,..,...I VT In I,..... II' 5WU .,.o at. UUV For those who prefer more violence In their westerns, Loren Estleman's "The High Rocks" provides plenty. Bear ("seven feet of solid muscle") Anderson's family was killed by Flathead Indians causing him (like Jeremiah Johnson) to retreat from civilization into the bitterroot Mountains, where he fights a oneman war against the Indians. The hero Is Deputy Page Murdock who is chasing an escaped prisoner in the Bitterroots when he Is captured by the Flatheads and forced to promise to get the "mountain that walks" in exchange for his life, Before bringing Anderson to justice, Murdock is Involved In an unbelievable number of murders, recounted In all their lurid For readers who want more mood than action, lion Hansen's "Desperadoes" is a good choice. The hero is Emmett Dalton, youngest member of the Dalton gang. Now 65 and a prosperous Hollywood entrepreneur, he recalls his youth and his dead brothers. Hansen's small, 1890's seems western town realistically dusty and primitive. Life is relentlessly boring and tough. Violence is acceptable and frequent. When the final Dalton escapade backfires and all but Emmett are killed, he shows no remorse. But then, from his perspective, why should he? Like all cowboys worth their boots, he did what he had to do. Top 10 Amusement Parks Roller coasters alone do arcades, nightlife and kiddy Valencia, Calif. not a good amusement park area, 6, Six Flags Over Georgia; make. Walt Disney World; Atlanta. "Amusement 7. Kings Dominion; Park Lake Buena Vista, Fla, Annual" has compiled this Disneyland; Anaheim, Doswell, Va. list of the nation's top Calif. S. Marriott's Great Kings Island; Kings America; Gurnee, Ill, 10 factors—layout, themes Mills, Ohio. 9. Six Flags Over Mid- amusement parks based on (if any), rides, enCedar Point; Sandusky, tertalnment, cleanliness, Ohio. landscaping, architecture, S. Magic America; Eureka, Mo, io. Marriott's Great Mountain; America; Santa Clara, Calif. �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, May 25, 979 0 SOAP Chester comes out her friend's advice that he is of brain surgery wondering if May 26 dangerous May 25 he is Gunga Din or Gloria _______________________________________________ 6:30 Swanson, and Dennis tries to 0 CBS NEWS - prevent Jodie from marrying MORNING 1:00 0 NEWS EVENING Carol. (R) forbids Diane to • take a bus, HOLLYWOOD TEEN 1J train, or plane to Los Angeles 7:00 12:00 0 STAR TREK Sent to negofor a beach party but forgets to 5:30 ci THE GONG SHOW @D MOVIE "The Ballad Of 6:00 hate a treaty, Capt. Kirk Is tell her not to hitchhike (R) SUMMER SEMESTER BUGS BUNNY Cable Hogue" (C) (1970) Jason C) (4) 0 0 (12) NEWS ROAD imprisoned when he intervenes &) WALL STREET WEEK RUNNER € STUDIO "Oil Robards, Stella Stevens. A SEE 6:00 in an execution. "Rock And Gas Tax Shelters" Guest: wizened old prospector. aban. 0 HEE HAW Guests Don CRACKERBARREL (1 WRESTLING Music" Colorado kids write Victor D. Alhadeff, chairman of doned by his partners, sets up @D Williams, The Kendalls Ten. 0 THE LAW AND YOU €11 FOOTSTEPS "I'll Dance At and record their own rock the board, ENI Corporation, nessee Ernie Ford a prosperous way station and 0 HOT DOG tunes; juvenile delinquents get Your Wedding" The Rileys 0 LAWRENCE WELK plots revenge. (2 Hrs.) a second chance on the Mile 900 struggle to come to grips with 8:25 l2 HEE HAW High Ranch in California. (A) i2 ff2) ROCKFORD FILES their child's deafness, until they 12:03 0 FRIENDS ED SOCCER MADE IN GER. Rockford becomes romanticalrealize that their son can grow 0 JERRY EDEN 6:30 MANY ly involvea with a blind psy. 6:30 up to live a productive, normal (1) (11 NBC NEWS 1:00 chologist (Kathryn Harrold (2J 2-COUNTRY GARDEN life. @) 0 CBS NEWS 7:30 (12) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL f '4) FARM AND HOME 0 ABC NEWS CANDID CAMERA who hired him to find out 1,30 is harassing her and why. (A)who Hosts: Sister Sledge. Guests: 0 SPECTRUM @D THE MUPPETS Guest ED VILLA ALEGRE Village People, p, Olivia Newton. 0 HOT FUDGE U INDIANAPOLIS "500" FEB. @J MOVIE Pearl Bailey. "The Cheyenne John, Al Stewart, David NaughTIVAL PARADE 1:00 Social Club" (C) (1970) James ton, Narada Michael Walden, 1:00 tI2) TIC TAC DOUGH SNEAK PREVIEW Roger 8:00 Stewart, Henry Fonda. In 1867, The Raes, Dream Express. (A) (2 PROFILES IN EDUCATION Ebert and Gene Siskel review @3 MARY TYLER MOORE (2 !2 CHIPS Two high school a Cowboy inherits a social club 0 BLACK AWARENESS "Phantasm," "Voices" and Murray suffers the pain of in Wyoming which turns out to buddies of Poach's cause U BEVERLY HILLBILLIES "Boulevard Nights." havoc when they try to relive being Ted's ghostwriter when a be a house of ill repute. (2 Hrs.) tI2) BATTLE OF THE PLANETS small article he writes turns out 0 THE DUKES OF HAZZARD their hot-nodding days (H) 2:00 BAD NEWS BEARS to be worth more than he So and Luke pick up a pretty 7:30 @30 MOVIE 12) "Five Card Stud' thought. Amanda and the rest of the 2) BAY CITY ROLLERS hitchhiker 'carrying a suitcase (C) (1968) Dean Martin, Robert THE CROSS-WITS ARTHUR AND COMPANY Bears arrange a romantic of hot money, (R) O JOKER'S WILD Mitchum. A cheater in a poker candlelight dinner to rekindle a 0 30 MINUTES 0 MOVIE "Hot Rod" (Prem ED MACNEIL / LEHRER lere) Gregg Henry, Grant game Is lynched and one by romance between her mother 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI. one, the other members of the and Coach Butterrnaker, REPORT HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - MALS "The Swan" (A) Goodeve, A top-notch hot game are also killed, (2 Hrs.) rodder finds himself In trouble The Beach Boys are In their 0 LOVE BOAT "A Good And 7•30 8:00 0 MAVERICK "Stage West" when ho enters a small-town 18th year together, making (2)112) Faithful Servant" John Mills, LIARS CLUB ALVIN AND THE CHIP- 112) MOVIE "Beneath The race which the local hero has Celeste Holm; "The Secret Life FAMILY FEUD them an older unit than MUNKS Planet Of The Apes" (C) (1970) Of Burl Smith" Hayley Mills, 0 THE MUPPETS Guest: been guaranteed to win. POPEVE @30 James Franciscus, Kim Hunter, ED V.1, PEOPLE Host: Pat many of their fans. Very few 0 SCOOBY'S "Tug Of War" Juliet Mills. Raquel Welch. While searching for a fellow ALL-STARS singing groups come close to David Hedison; "The Designat112) CAROL BURNETT AND Holmes. Guest: VenUe Va' ED PAINT WITH NANCY "Daf. astronaut, a man discovers a ad Lover" Reggie Jackson. (A) that record of longevity. FRIENDS Guest: Maggie Caspel, financial planner, fodils On Windemere" mutant underground society of SmIth, And they are still going 8:30 9:30 apes which worships the atom8:30 ED DICK CAVETT Guest: WaI. ED PROBE "Encore Opera" They have a flCW (2) (12) FANTASTIC FOUR (4) 0 A BOY NAMED CHAR. ic bomb. (2 Hrs.) tar Kerr, author of 'The Silent Members of Orlando's Encore albUm out on Caribou, "The LIE BROWN To the surprise of ED ANOTHER VOICE CON8UMER SURVIVAL Clowns." (Part 3 of 3) Opera are featured performing the Peanuts gang, Charlie Beach Boys' Light Album," KIT "Weight Control, Real 230 selections from five of the and a hot single from that Estate Brown wins a school spelling 8:00 Investments, Advertis. €1) BOOK BEAT "Sleepless bee and is entered in a national (2) (12) DIFF'RENT STROKES world's best-known operas In a album, "Here comes the ing" Nights" by Elizabeth Hardwick. repeat presentation. competition. (A) Arnold and Willis receive a visit Night," and they stifi pack 9:00 3:00 from n distant cousin (LaWan. 1000 9:00 thelfl Ill at (2) (12) 000ZILLA SUPER o 0 LAST OF THE WILD da Page) who decides the DALLAS The Ewing family BJ AND BEAR A (23(12) 0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD ED V.1, PEOPLE Host: Pat group of collegeTHE But now they are branpenthouse might plane, carrying Bobby and JR., students RUNNER clung out. Mike Live says he be a nice place for a long stay. crashes into a swamp during a Holmes. Guest: Venita Van trying to raise money for char CROCKETT'S VICTORY Caspel, financial planner. (A) severe thunderstorm, (A) just heard that a script they "'0 ty decide to run an ifleal gamGARDEN Tomatoon tr,ivel i)0 INCREDIBLE HULK A fl TODAY IN THE LEGI8LA- have developed called 3:30 bllng casino in the back of BJ's from the greenhouse to the young couple waging a vendet. TORE 0 GOLF "Memorial truck, (A) "California Beach" has been in ta against an oil company cold frame and then to the Tournament" Live coverage of 9:30 11:00 and they're open garden. (A) decide to blow up a gas station third-round play In this "The CBS MOVIE @30 (4) 0 0 11 NEWS optimistic the other half will Banner has taken refuge in. 9:30 $300,000 PGA tour tournament Lords Of Flatbush" (1974) Per. ca.v'ri 91 DICK Guest: EIiz. be forthcoming. It will have 0 SUPERFRIENDS 0 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER from Mulrfield Village Golf Club ry King, Sylvester Stallone When Horshack's mother abeth Hardwick, Beach Boys music and a part 0 ULIAS, YOGA AND You in Dublin, Ohio, Four high school toughs living announces that she is remarry. 1130 . for Love (the one who wants 9 WRESTLING in Brooklyn in the late 1950s 10:00 ing and they are moving to (121 TONIGHT Host: Johnny to act). ED MOVIE "The Sea Hawk" face conflicts with girls and 400 another city. Horshqck decides Carson. Guests, Steve school problems while trying to They are also planning to (B/W)(1940) Errol Flynn, Bran. 2)112) PRE.GAMESHOW to get married himself so that Lawrence, Dizzy GillespIe, maintain their image as kings da Marshall. A dashing swordsplay some special concerts he won't have to leave David Horowitz. 4:15 of the street. man becomes the hero of the with symphony orchestras, high Buchanan High. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME (2) BASEBALL Regional coy. 0 FANTASY ISLAND A movie seas. (2 Hrs.) ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN 0 MOVIE "Zondy's Bride" Carl Wilson says that Is an erage of Cincinnati Reds at Los fan (Don Knolls) who wants to REVIEW (C) (1974) Gene Hackman, Liv 10:30 attempt to establish Angeles Dodgers; Atlanta be a casting director; a woman Ullmann. A mail order bride themselves as "a kind of GD (121 DAFFY DUCK 8:30 Braves at San Francisco (Florence Henderson) being (4) 0 TARZAN / SUPER 8EV. Giants, and her pIoneer husband face (2J (M HELLO. LARRY American folk group." victimized by a curse, and a Larry life In the Old West. (1 1/2 Hrs.) (12) BASEBALL Cincinnati would-be nun (Lisa Hartman) Al Jardine SUYS that they Reds at Los Angeles Dodgers 11:00 visit Fantasy Island. (A) feel the name Beach Boys 2 FRED AND BARNEY 4:30 has limited them. "We do a 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES U 10:00 0 WORLD OF THE SEA U (2)021 THE BUFFALO SOL' lot more than sing about the U 11:30 DIERS A black cavalry troop 5:00 beach," Jardine says. U 02 THE JETSOP4S draws the assignment of track(4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR "We're not a rock group. It 0 PINK PANTHER U Coverage of International Ama. ing down a band of Comanchos would be closer to the truth teur Boxing from Havana, who are holding a group of to Cuba; Part 6 of the lnternation. white people hostage. AFTERNOON : call us an tnsiltutlon." Maybe one reason they are al Mixed Pairs Gymnastics ED BEST OF FAMILIES "The Championship, Election . Patronage Or an Institution, 0*- close to it, U 12:00 Guest: Paradise" Tammany Hall 0 DONNA FARGO U is that, they have never () 1121 BUFORD AND THE Joanne Worley, exerts its influence during the stayed still. They have GALLOPING GHOST mayoral election of 1886 (A) U OWIDE WORLD OF SPORTS always changed with the Ii) MOVIE "Hataril" (C) Coverage of the World Lum11:00 U times, "Here Comes the (1962) John Wayne, Hardy berjack Championships from U (2)(4j) 0 0 0 NEWS U Kruger. Wild animals are capHayward, Wisconsin' European • Night," for example, Is a t lured by professional hunters Men's Gymnastics Championdisco record, 11:30 in east Africa to be sent to ships from Essen. West "We took a format we zoos, (3 1/2 Hrs.) U 12) (12) SATURDAY NIGHT Germany; a previewof the hadn't dome before and did 0 SPACE ACADEMY U UVE Host: Buck Henry. Guest U Grand Prix of Monaco. (Note: if Bette Midler. U says Mike 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL "The a seventh game Is necessary in U "Wait Until Dank" (4) MOVIE Love.'i'here's a lot of en- Baby With Four Fathers" Four the Stanley Cup competition (C) (1967) Audrey Hepburn, joyment to be had from mischievous young boys find a between the New York Rangers Alan Arkin, A blind woman 600 N. HWY. 17-92 U disco, but we're not baby girl in an abandoned and the Montreal Canadians, it outwits a trio of would-be • decadeuts," Longwood, Florida ' building her. (A) and decide to "adopt" will be telecast live in place of heroin thieves. (2 Hrs.) U the events previously Carl Wilson says that the ED FAWLTY TOWERS a MOVIE "Reflections In A Basil announced, one hour earlier Golden Eye" (C) (1967) Eliza group has tried many styles U attempts to convert Fawfty than currently schedu) U of music. He thinks that one Towers into a gourmet's para. bath Taylor, Marion Brando OffIce: 339-0090 5:30 dise. (Part 6 of 6) While his wife romances a Ieireason they've endured Residence: 322.9175 a HEE HAW HONEYS Guest: low officer, an Army officer a that their Initial iznpa impact was 12:30 Mickey Gilley. becomes attracted to one of (I) FABULOUS FUNNIES SsrndaySdsool • sostrong. the men in his command. (2 0 FAT ALBERT "Our fans ,today range Hrs.) EVENING AMERICAN BANDSTAND from 10 to 40' 0 MOVIE "The Bells Of St. (12)KIDCWORLD Mary's" (B/W) (1945) Sing Wilson, his two brothers CROCKETT'S VICTORY Night .06000000 9 6:00 , Crosby, Ingrid Bergman. A (Dennis and Brian), plus GARDEN Basil and parsley @30 NEWS are priest and a Mother Superior Love and Jardine, have been set out; petunias, marigolds, ED S.... I PM MASTERPIECE THEATRE rebuild a parochial school after "Lillie: Mr. Jersey" Fa together snapdrag,fl, hollyhocks and scinated persuading a skinflint tO VUU!USUUUUUUUIUUIU•UUPUUIIIU inception, alyssum are planted in the by Squire Abington's arro. donate land and a building to Qance and wealth, Lillie ig garden'ar annual flower border. nores their cause. (2 Hrs. 25 Mins.) FRIDAY SATURDAY Beach Boys Branch Out U 0 [W[ ii tIiI Faotodt G'tewüsg CI(LIJIdt h Sstbwk isdy" LONGWOOD BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH • Leo LeBeaux, Pastor ........10:00 AM Worship ki'VlCs........11:OO AM Sunday 7:00 PM WsdMsday Night.. 730 SU and with the problems of her two r bt'lhOuS teen ..iqers Part 5:30 NDAY May 27 12 F-TROOP Lancaster, Joan Rice A rrcp, nary is forced to tight his mor tal enemy )l I / 2 Hrs) 6.00 (43 A BETTER WAY ØTHIS IS THE LIFE 6:00 2 I 4 3 Q 12 NEWS 0 SPECTRUM 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS Should We Impose Wage And Price Controls" ED THE ADVOCATES 0 INTERCOM ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL 6:30 KIT "Weight Control. Real LV CHURCH SERVICE OMARLO AND THE MAGIC Estate Investments. Advertis. ing" MOVIE MACHINE AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 12:30 (2) (12) MEET THE PRESS (12) AFTER HOURS 0 BLACK AWARENESS 7:00 U DIRECTIONS 2'S COMPANY HOY EN LA LEGISLATURA (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM ED OTHELAWANDYOU 1:00 Ø VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIRACERS 'nON 0 CONSUMER BUVLINE (12) JERRY FALWELL U DISCUSSION 79 (12) MOVIE "Hello. Dolly!" (C) 7:30 (1970) Barbra Streisand. WaI. ()A.M.E.HOUR tar Matthau. An irrepressible (1) SUNDAY MORNING matchmaker decides that the FAITH FOR TODAY most suitable spouse for a can. O PICTURE OF HEALTH tankerous merchant is herself 8'OO (3 Hrs.) (2) VOICE 0' VICTORY ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN Q[) OF WOMEN AND MEN REVIEW (R) 0(12) REX HUMBARD 1:30 SHOW MY PEOPLE OUTDOORS OD SESAME STREET (A) (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL 8:30 Live coverage of an NBA (23 SUNDAY MASS championship game. 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Edward Villella introduces Tzigafle. featuring program ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) music by Ravel; the Andante 10:00 Movement from Divertimento ED STUDIO SEE "Gymnas- No. 15, music by Mozart, and tics" Young gymnasts train for The Four Temperaments. future Olympic competition; music by Hindemith (A) two kids from Nebraska make 2:30 a science fiction film. (R) KNIGHTS OF THE 500 (2) 10:30 3:00 (2) MOVIE "Rio Grande" "In Harm's Way" (81W) (1950) John Wayne. f2) MOVIE , Maureen O'Hara. During the (B/W) (1965) John Wayne, Kirk Indian-Mexican Wars, a tone- Douglas. During World War II. a cious commander leads his Navy officer is assigned to lead troops against Apache raids. (2 operations to regain important Pacific islands controlled by Hrs.) @3 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL the Japanese. (3 Hrs.) MUMFORD LEWIS 0 FOR OUR TIMES The ED "Toward Human Architecture" plight of Haitians living in Animated sequences. archival Miami, who consider them..,-n,nic born v' selves to be political refugees newsriim wit' highlight this but are termed illegal aliens, is "King Kong" study of modern architectural exposed. - ED ZOOM (A) 11:00 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA" NY - -' , lot?) 0 DUMMY The true story of Donald Lang (LeVar flurtoi,). a cleat, mute and illiterate black youth accused Of murder who cause Of stItlt'rP(l inlustice his handicaps, is dramatized ' EVENING MORNING 0 INDIANAPOLIS "500" S,imeday coverage of this famed auto race from the Indi 6:30 FLORIDA'S WATCHING @3 CBS NEWS 30 MINUTES 0 WILD KINGDOM "Realm Of The Rhea" The ostrich-like rhea is seen on his "walk across the pampas" (tWILD KINGDOM "Explor ing The Great Barrier Reef" = anapolis Motor Speedway, Jim L McKay and Jackie Stewart action comment on the action. - ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE ''Lillie Sunset And Evening Star" Lithe remarries after the death of Edward Langtry; her daughter. Jeanne Marie, disCovers tier father's true identily Marlin uncovers a threat to the 10:00 coral- producing animals that built the Great Barrier Reel ED SECOND CITY 'TV 1030 PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Siskol review "Phantasm." "Voices" and "Boulevard Nights" 7:00 (2)WORLD OF DISN EY "The Million Dollar Dixie Deliverance" A Union prisoner risks his life to help five kidnapped Yankee children escape from their Confederate captors (R) @3060 MINUTES 0 THE OSMONDS Denny, Marie and the entire Osmond family present a behind the scenes look at the making of their variety show. ED THE FORSYTE SAGA "Strike" A general strike has crippled England. Coincidence brings Flour and Jon together, ED SNEAK together. I :1 I I 11:00 )@300 0 NEWS ED AUSTIN CITY LIMITS ACROSS "John Pniiie" 11:15 (4') CBS NEWS ,,)9 9 I.qyptiaru .9 "Kid ijuih It) Star of Il,iV.,iu' l'uv,' 0 11 lt,is,iui,iri Actoi 4() 141h licut, Elhuco 8 Coriu'dueruin' 41 State of tue ill,, 12 Grass c,•nuis 44 Suitosu upu'uFtuiiI)S 48 Aiugi'ri'd 49 Kind of ieticcc, 51 Occipital p uiber 19 The 1 univ Show 71 1 ultats 4 Uo'uuiit chiarrip 25 Negative 13 Piiuse,iru friiuf 14 Uitti•r cli'iq 15 Etri dii.• trium 16 ,imices Acto, 52 Citizen Ctia,iiiy ri',ituiles 36 1ujrku',ti ih'c:ru','F. .1Shallow vi's,'h', 4() Artuts st,iiitt 41 Omit, (if iti,' Ur,iclv ltc,muui 42 Al1;i.ri,iri 1,1111 Q Article 17 Biblical kiriq . 54 trisect u(t(l. 18 C.11)11,11 of 43 Flip 76 hullruleru,, s 45 1ui uteri' (o st,ii 7/ tow (f it-fit III 46 Su,,ill ,uii'c:t 4/ Asia gr,utii 211 5) F ,:l,iu,iatiomu ,irtis uuit' 55 Tasmania 56 The slim' 20 lnipl,iiits 22 D arici' step 5711'i it stand, 23 Extirucl bird DOWN Williams 24 Potsie 27 News wo rtiari siu 'qus 3(1 Atim,'',', ?1,im ¶$rl't 33 Srui.ill il,iilu:lri(l nal)pect ,iultm,s 1 Scorch 11:30 (2)NBC LATE MOVIE "Sword Of Justice" (1978) Dack Rambo, Bert Rosario. A wealthy playboy. jailed on trumped-up charges. vows vengeance on the white-collar 8:00 criminals responsible for his (4) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY imprisonment (A) Pinky'S best, or worst, practical @ MOVIE "Catch-22" (C) joke aver leaves Archie with Alan Arkin, Martin some very strange bedfellows.(1970) Balsam. A group of Air Force (A) officers, disgusted with 1)10 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS rotation system and the subtle Three beautiful women posing insanity of their commanders. as the Angels pull off a series stops at nothing to get of crimes (R) discharges. (2 Hrs.) ED THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY 0 THE NIGHT STALKER A "Mediterranean. Cradle Or reporter suspects a series at Coffin?" Filmed at locations murders supposedly committhroughout the Mediterranean, ted by a cult of Satan Jacques Cousteau explores worshippers were actually this legendary sea and the ditcommitted by a vampire. ferent types t pollution affect U JUKEBOX Guests: Be Bop Do Lux, Alvin Slardust, Suthering it (A) land Brothers, Quiver, Rod 8:30 Stewart. (.4') 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (12) AFTER HOURS Ann's enthusiasm for her new lifestyle becomes a real prob12:00 tern when she unknowingly 0 VAUDEVILLE "Cab CaIlo influences the wrong person. way" (A) (12) NBC LATE MOVIE "Great est Rescues Of 'Emergency" 9:00 (1978) Kevin Tighe, Randolph THE BEST PLACE TO (12) Mantooth, Alter being proBE (Premiere) Sheila Callahan moted and given nc'w assign(Donna Reed), a middle-aged ments, Gage and DeSoto remlife widow trying to put her back Friday, _May 25, 1979-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Will not be honored after the 26th. - , TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER Roast Beef— Ham Steak Fried Shrimp— Fried Chicken Salad Bar Beverage COMPLETE Dessert Try one of our new crop, desserts Dinner Thurs.-Sat. 6.9 Lunch: M-F 11-2 Sunday Dinner: 12-3 ______305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford______ For Reservations: 395 $ . - 323.•0255 �Friday, May 25, 1979 8—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl.Friday, May 25,1979-9 It TookSome Time, Here's No-Knife By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Mace Neufeld is getting to be an expert in having patience. It took him four years, he says, to get "The Omen," which he co-produced, made. And now he's producing a movie, "No-Knife," which he first optioned in 1971. "I first optioned the script seven years ago," he says. "I lost it twice and each time I re-optioned it. Every studio in Hollywood turned it down a half-dozen times. But "The Omen' had been turned down everywhere, too." He says the key to getting "The Omen" made was when he signed Gregory Peck to be his star. After that, the studios were willing to deal with him. He says the key to getting "No-Knife" made, however, was something entirely different. "In the seven years between the two drafts of the script," he says, "times had changed." The plot of "No-Knife" revolves around a rabbi, and his misadventures in the pid West. In 1971, Neufeld says, nobody wanted anything to do with a movie about a rabbi, no matter how funny it might be — and this shapes up as a very funny film. But, by 1978, when filming began, rabbis were acceptable. Neufeld even had problems finding a star. Gene Wilder, who is playing the rabbi, turned the project down when it was first offered to him. But a rewrite, a polish and a change of Daytime Schedule MORNING 7:30 (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- @J (12) TODAY 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 (12) P11 CLUB 6:00 (7) EARLY DAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE CA (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8:00 @T) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 1:00 ED STUDIO SEE D3 © DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 8:25 (3D AGRONSKY AND CONPATHE YOUNG AND THE 0 TODAY IN FLORIDA 7) NY (MON) RESTLESS GOOD MORNING FLORIDA CRACKERBARREL (FIN) o NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY O SUNRISE (7) (3D DONAHUE (7) POPI GOES THE COUN- 0 MIKE DOUGLAS TRY (MON) 0 MOVIE PORTER WAGONER (TUE. 0 DINAHI FRI) ED EDUCATIONAL CD NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD GRAMMING (WED) 9:55 (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS UPBEAT (THU) WI1d.. U ...1.1.. eh..e I._ jJ7 chnsdAnoll I'JlMWI 1.1_119 UIIL II lU1IlIL 6:30 3:30 (4)O'A'S'H(R) M 10:00 (3) KUTANA 6:45 ) A.M. WEATHER 6:47 (3) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (7) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 7V JVI .W (12) TODAY (3) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (3)0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (3)0 WEDNESDAY MORN- WORLD (12) THE DOCTORS U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (12) ANOTHER WORLD fl GUIDING LIGHT PRO3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (L) STUDIO SEE 9:00 6:25 become a skilled director in his own right. "Ideally," Wilder says, "I'd like to act in two, pictures and then direct one, and maybe act in that one, as well. I'm working on a script now with some writers. It's called 'The Naked Lady.' Maybe I'll direct it, maybe I won't. I've come to the consluslon that when one does both act and direct, the actor inevitably suffers." Wilder wonders about the commercial prospects for "No-Knife," because the central character is a rabbi. "I'm concerned," he says, "but no one else seems to be. I always wondered about that. Maybe the actor 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4)0 AS THE U GOOD MORNING AMER,. TURNS CA 2:00 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (1) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) emphasis -- it had been episodic and became a story with a stronger thrust — changed his mind. Harrison Ford is Wilder's co-star in "No-Knife," playing a Western desperado. The film also has Indians and saloon girls and all the usual Western trappings - but all seen through the eyes of the rabbi, newly arrived in the U.S. and trying to make his way to his congregation in San Francisco. Wilder, who directs as well as acts these days, Is enjoying the experience of acting for the distinguished Robert Aldrich. "This man Is a master," (2)(12) CARD SHARKS (3D ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (3) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 10:55 fl CBS NEWS 11:00 eas(1) art attn.. as, a nsa Ii) FIIU1I PIUIJ..Pi (4)0 THE PRICE $8 RIGHT 0 LAVERNE 1SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ING (WED) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONE[ (4) THE ODD COUPLE (MON. 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He says he didn't teachers son, into getting her alcohol drinking contest. 6.00 the answers for a school exam. want to use the stock Yiddish 10:00 00 (ii) NEWS (R) accent—"I've seen that (3)0 LOU GRANT Animal's EL) STUDIO SEE "Race Car (4)0 WONDER WOMAN erratic behavior sets off a Trib TVL 0(D -_1M%E JPJTAtJ614 'rH6 done to death" — and so Family" Stewardess Nancy Diana Prince's true identity as Inquiry into the plight of the allAND U-5;6 opted for a kind of Polish James takes her two daughters Wonder Woman is inadvertent- C.E1TEfZ 1"44.e Coe 5I-AJIJ 70 EtL. NAME OF A T.ALK iczi accent. to the pits at the Laguna Seca ly exposed to a young man who but-forgotten Vietnam voterans. (R) "My character comes racetrack; a missile launching is helping her investigate extra- ED TODAY IN THE LEGI8LA. 'fl.4 from Europe, from Poland," in White Sands, N.M. is terrestrial "mind-snatchers. he says. "I know enough J,$J , : WIT C 0 cT ANcvm T96 LAVr iv L I 1 1 1 I I I ''i' M O VE I ] _______ TURE (Part I of 2) about accents and dialects to___ 6:30 0 SALVAGE I The Salvage know that once you've reslatance in a Southern town where they are searching for 11:00 crew meets with hatred and (2) (3)00(12) NEWS .110 NEWS 11:30 long-missing Confederate gold. © TONICaRT Guest host: MOVERS' JOURNAL David Letterman. Guests: Bea"A Conversation With William but there's no rule.' Sloane Coffin And Edward Inca Lydeckor. George Miller. 700 So he says that as long as (2) TIC TAG DOUGH Norman" The role of religion in Susan Saint James. THE NEWLYWED GAME the public knows he comes (4) MARY TYLER MOORE modern society Is discussed by oKFo FILES A forfrom Europe, that's all that Lou. Ted and Murray fantasize Rev. Coffin and Rev. Norman. mar prison buddy of really matters. He says that about what It would be like to co L 1 witnessed. (R) (4)0 CBS NEWS learned English from OABC NEWS someone e1e, there's no GREAT AMERICAN rule. There are tendencies, MOUTH MYTH E soe. 1Mfl ;. 90 Rockford's trying to break into when he played Quackser be married to Mary. (2) (12) THE BEST PLACE TO detective work Inadvertently 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS Fortune, an fr character, BE Sheila finds herself unable Interferes with one of Jim's os in "Quackser Fortune Has aMACNEIL / LEHRER to cope with her own problems cases. Cousin in the Bronx," he REPORT and those of her children until 0 POLICE STORY Two Irus_____ an unexpected solution comes trated policemen go after a reallzedthattfhewereto use 7:30 along. (Part 2 o 2) gang that holds up drug stores an authentic Irish accent, CLUB (2)L$APS (4) 0 M'AS'H Hawkeye and a motorcyclist who robs the American audience @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES becomes disgusted with the bars. (R) would not be able to un- GIN SEARCH OF... "Sodom stalling going on at the peace 1200A red-neck And Gomorrah' derstand him. talks and impulsively takes (4) BIG VALLEY 0 FAMILY FEUD So he took one person's matters into his own hands. (R) farmer runs for governor and (12) CAROI. BURNETT AND GAIC THEATRE "The speech rhythms and FAIIEND6 Guest: House- On Garibaldi Street" uses "smear" tactics to gain Betty White. another's pronunciation, and ED DICK CAVETT Guest: EIIz- The capture-kidnapping of Nazi attention. that hybrid accent was what abeth Hardwick. war criminal Adolph Eichmann 12:37 he used. For "No-Knife," he in Buenos Aires by the Israeli U THE FBI "The Man Who eno did the same. Secret Police is dramatized. Went Mad By Mistake' $J 1IJ HOUSE THE •,... . . ... . 5- a role in a musical. (A) .. . .. .,,..,. ., - - • ....- -- --- •. —. - 6:00 (2) (3)00(12) NEWS ) STUDIO SEE "Cop Show" Explorer Scouts assist the Glendale. Arizona Police Dept.; New York City kids make As in disco dancing. (R) 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (3)0 CBS NEWS 1p ABC NEWS ) VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH 4) MARY TYLER MOORE Johnny Carson visits Minneapolis for a benefit performance and, through an involved set of circumstances, agrees to be Mary's guest at her party. (12) THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER IIIEPORT 7:30 (j) LIARS CLUB (3) MATCH GAME NEXT STEP BEYOND "Ghost Of Cell Block No. 2" O 8HA NA NA Guest: Bo Diddley. 12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Eydie Gorme. 800 (1) NBC MOVIE "The Revengers' (1972) William Holden, Ernest Borgaino. A Colorado rancher hires six prisoners from a chain gang to help him find the gang which killed his family and destroyed his home. MOVIE "The Cowboys" (C) (1972) John Wayne, Roscoe Lee Brown. Eleven schoolboys become toughened men when they participate in a big cattle drive. (2 Hrs.) 0 CBS MOVIE "The Survival Of Dana" (Premiere) Melissa Sue Anderson, Robert Carradine. A teen-ager who moves to a different state after the divorce of her parents finds her values challenged by her affluent, anti-social new classmates. 0 THREE'S COMPANY Helen learns of a dirty trick Stanley played on Jack, Janet and Chrissy and decides to teach him a lesson. (A) (12) MOVIE "The War Wagon" (C) (1967) John Wayne. Kirk Douglas. A man attempts to (A) 8:30 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne, backed by her managers Lenny and Squiggy, travels to Chicago to audition for leg She turned into a shark and It went on and on the hospital and put In the same room on the 7th floor I am In the middle of my lunch Here comes Bigloot Terri Simpson On will On Dream I was on a sailboat I sat on a cold cloud The cloud fell down 1 hit the ground with a bang he hum I walked away I saw a sailboat I saw a girl I kissed her King Kong eats Blgfoot's and King Kong and Bigfoot Denise Bethel I went In the water leg These poems are by elementary schuolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. Tracy Fortenberry& I was a shark now So they were both sent to Glen Jessie Michael Gross PEOPLE IN THE HOSPITAL GOT WELL FAST RIGHT OUT THE FRONT THE Meduma In Mediums there Is a pretty girl with long black hair. The sun makes her sparkle like a pearl. Third Eye, Thirl Ear My third ear can hear people from a thousand miles. My third eye can see people miles away. I can hear germs hitting DOOR OP THE HOSPITAL I was a nurse and I got ate (all the nurses got ate) All the doctors got ate She is always walking down the chasm trails. Looking over the lake, she calls to me and I come over to sit by her. together with my third ear. were happy With my third eye I can see a movie three miles away. Tommy lieldricb stolen from him. (2 Hrs.) EL) ONE OF THE MISSING A sniper's struggle -- both mental leads to a and physical shocking last scene as man 0 WANTED confronts his fate in this thriller based on a short story by Ambrose Blerce. 0 TAXI Lratka frantically works to repair cracked-up cab 804 while the other cabbies 00* remember Its good days. (Part 2 of 2) (A) 10:00 WALTERS SPE- 13 BARBARA CIAL Barbara Walters inter- views George Burns, Mary Tyler Moore. Rob Reiner, Penfly Marshall and Richard Pryor. 11:00 SUMMER SPECIAL MEMORIAL DAY through LABOR DAY SPEND THE SUMMER IN THE FOREST. (4)00 (12) NEWS only $225.00 11:30 (1) (ED TONIGHT Host: Johnny FULL HOOK-UP SITES Carson. Guest: Mac Davis. (1) NBA BASKETBALL Cover- Florida's age of an NBA championship game. Teams and location to be announced. 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 ABC MOVIE "Doctors' Private Lives" (1978) John Gavin, Ed Nelson. Two heart surgeons find their lives in turmoil when personal passions clash with medical ethics. (A) beautiful campground most BACK TO NATURE CAMPING! / DAYTONA BEACH • La1'c(' Frotitage M.niotuit' Golf Shut llchoiiitl • Convenience Store • Spacious Swimming Pool • Adult Recreation Room Teen Recreation Room • Sauna Both • Horseshoe Courts 0 1 FAU It's bad luck to be superstitious. No child throws up in the bathroom. The other person's attitude depends on which direction the money moves between you. When solving for unpaid bills (U), where outgo (0) is greater than income (I), then the problem may not be simplified to "IOU" but only to "I-OUourt costs." One man's "simple" is another man's "huh?" Whenever man comes up with a better mousetrap, nature Invariably comes up with a better mouse. ' N CAMPERS... interested in a shady campsite 9:30 rA - chases King Kong Bigfoot eats King Kong's Poets the sun burning. The shark kissed me I said I like that Wow Bigfoot A Few Laws To Live Bv Remember Murphy's Law' That's the one holding that anything that can go Wrong will. Omni Magazine recently asked its readers to submit similar axioms. These were the winners: I. It always take longer than you expect even When you take this law into account. 2.11 rats are experimented Upon, they will develop cancer. The seco,I is never as good as the fIre.. With extremely few exceptions, nothing is worth the trouble, Michael With my third ear I can hear recover the land that was -- (2) (12) THE RUNAWAYS Psychologist Steve Arizzlo (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 identity has been exposed, continues Investigating the mind-snatchors who are taking over the residents of a California town. (Part 2 of 2) U HAPPY DAYS The Fonz creates an instant craze when he displays his unique way of dancing. (R) ED PREVIN AND THE BURGH "An Evening With Comden And Green" Betty Cornden and Adolph Green, who wrote the lyrics and libretti for such classics as "Bells Are Ringing," "On The Town" and "Singin' Ip The Rain" talk about their work with Gene Kelly. Judy HolHday, Leonard Bernstein and Andre Previn. I saw a shark I said hi my name is Ile smashes cars lie smashes houses I called the police Blgfoot ate them 12:30 M NEWS (!) CONSUMER BUYLINE U (11 NEWS (TUE) 8:30 (3) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (2) (12) TODAY Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford in a scene from "No-Knife." TUESDAY EVENING (12) NEWS May 29 • • • • • tJISNI V %OflLO . Showers Boding Canoeing Fantastic Fishing Game Room Playground OJU ANI)I) Basketball CIeonslvoums Laundry Facilities Beautiful Landscape iwavE VAk5 t1J)4 - w. .i ''I 'JIAIS hWYIi. 2 MILl . 5AP41( 1i. U, L004100 .i,', I sallfwd Pflüne (305) Ui 1)551) I 4 Memorial Day through Labor Day 3 Months of Camping Pleasure '1'.V.,"Iffli h(th (____I 0 �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 25, 1979 Rex Smith A Hit In Television Movie Winter Kills :, Overlong and Overblown tor next season. A1SU flas tssueu Its schedule [or next tall and "Starsky and Hutch" is not on It. Presumably, it will now go into syndication, and the old episodes will be seen on many local stations henceforth. DEAR DICK: tould you please give me the background and current status of the adorable Rex Smith, who starred as Michael on the recent TV movie, "Sooner Or Later"? Also, will "Sooner Or Later" ever become a series? DYING TO KNOW, Clearfield, Utah. DEAR DICK: On the movie called "Sooner Or Later," there was a young guitar teacher, played by Rex Smith. Was it he who sang the songs in the movie? Are those NEW RELEASE Those were just two of a flood of letters; apparently, that movie was really popular with the home audience, and Rex Smith apparently struck a responsive chord in the hearts of the American public. He played a 17-yearold, but he is, in fact, 21 now ( he was 22 when the movie was filmed). This was his TV debut, but he has performed a lot as a singer. Bruce and Carole Hart created and wrote the show, and Bruce and Steven Lawrence (not singer Steve Lawrence) wrote the songs, which Rex sang. There are no current plans to make this Into a series, but with all this response you never know. Carole Hart novelized the screenplay, and the book is available in paperback. A song book is coming out, too, and Rex has recorded the songs on an album called "Sooner Or Later" which Columbia has issued. DEAR DICK: Here's one I bet you cannot answer. Back In the '40s and '50s. there were a lot of short subjects that started out with a man coming out from behind an 8-ball. During the movie, he'd get into all kinds of trouble. The man looked Like Jack Parr and the narrator would talk in a sing-song voice. Can you name the man who starred? JAMES 1 BREADING, Warsaw, Ind. You lose. That was a very popular series of shod subjects, in the days when short subjects were part of the fun of going to the movies. George O'Hanlon was the star, and the character he played in the "Behind the Eight Ball" shorts was called Joe McDoakes. DEAR DICK: I was wondering what has happened to my favorite TV show, "Staraky and Hutch." I haven't seen It lately. Has It been cancelled? ROSS STACEY, New Westminster, B. C., Can. It will finish out this season, but it has not been renewed - Toyland," with Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney shown recently on TV. I was sure that Howard Keel also played a rather major part In that movie, one of the lead singers. However, his name was not in the credits, nor was his name in any of the TV movie books. Did he appear In that movie and was he using a different name at that time? Or who was it? MARCI MURRAY, Tucson, An. In the first place, you must mean "Babes in Arms." And the singer-actor who you are probably thinking of was a man named Douglas McPhail, then a rising star. He died in 1944— he was only 34. GENERAL RELEASE — DEAR DICK: Is Christopher Reeves the son of George Reeves? BELINDA M. GARZA, Kalamazoo, Mich. No. In the first place, the star of the current "Superman" uvle has no "S" at the end of his name. The show's popularity coil- Adams Is the only member ture itself isa combination of of the TV cast appearing in James Bond and 'The Pink !haracter, the film. Ed. Platt, who Panther' played his old boss, is 'Inspector Clouseau, who is a deceased. Barbara Feldon, genius compared to Max. "James Bond is a super Agent 99, who was Maxwell's girl Friday, will not be back. guy, handsome, debonaire. Instead, Maxwell, who He's surrounded by great retains his Agent 86 status, looking broads. He always has acquired three female does the right thing. Guys In assistants, Agents 36-22-34 - the audience live vicariously Pamela Hensley, Andrea through him. "Max Is what the ordinary Howard and Sylvia Kristel. He's also gained a secret guy would really be like if he weapon, a deskmoblle which was made a secret agent. converts into a car with a Men can identify with him. cruising speed of 40 miles an He bungles his way through hour. The blotter folds into a to victory in a triumph of windshield and dashboard. It ineptitude. "Max is great to play is equipped with cannons and because I'm so locked into other deadly weapons. the character. People on the street still yell, 'HI, Max. 'He's the same They never call me Don." Adams, a perfectionist, Maxwell Smart seldom watched his show in Its salad days. The un- a klutz' perfections bothered him. In the past nine years But before starting "The Adams has bounced around. Adventures Of Maxwell He starred in two un- Smart," his first movie, he successful series, "The began tuning In returns, Partners" and "Don Adams' "That show Is played five Screen Test." He also up- times a day in Los Angeles," poured in guest shots in he said. "Segments are run episodic TV and toured in back-to-back at 11:30 and "The Owl And The midnight. Now I think the Pussycat" with his wife, show is hilarious. I find Judy Luciano. myself laughing out loud, But he is indelibly linked in which I've seldom done the minds of millions tobefore. Maxwell Smart, klutz. "In the old days I got In"I played Maxwell so long I actually became the idiot," volved In the scripts and did he said, laughing. "1 couldn't a lot of Improvisation on the leave him behind me. During set. I'm Improvising as the series I began using my much as I can In the movie own daily experiences for when I find I can make Max funnier. material In the show. "I agree with Universal "There was no problem In picking up his charac- there's a big audience out teristics and that nasal, there waiting for the return stacatto voice. It's like of Maxwell Smart. The fingernails on a blackboard. tuning is right. Audiences "I'm taking him down a today love a big, welltone or two for the movie mounted spoof with a lot of because of the magnification adventure and comely. EjCK.I am In disagreement with two friends on — original "Lassie" TV series. I say it was dons Leachrnn my friends any I am a fool. Am I? AL JOHANSEN, Schoolcraft, Mich. You are wrong, but that does not necessarily make you a fool. Jan Clayton was the original Mrs. Lassie's-Owner's Mother. But Cloris Loachman was Timmy's (Jon .Provost) original mother. Leachman apparently didn't pet Lassie with enough deep affection and was soon replaced by June Lockhart. DEAR DICK: On what album has Dolly Parton raw.nVA&A Ih # UI hrW Ii&W, %S 44I4n.l,,,w J v, J . a ..0 v . a,,w. today is teen-agers and but have not been lucky enough to find that song. Can you people In their 20s. That help me? Mrs. Bill Fletcher, Kerens, Tex. audience grew up with 'Get If this answer is wrong, don't everybody yell at me, Smart' and kids see the because I got it from RCA, Dolly's label. They tell me they reruns. checked here In Los Angeles and with the RCA office in Nashville, and they can find no record of Dolly ever "Originally the studio was recording it song by that name. The closest they can conic going to make this a TV is a song called "Slip Away Today," which recorded with movie and then bring it back Porter Waggoner in 1968 and which is on their album, as a weekly series. - vinced Universal Pictures the world Is ready for a movie spooling the James Bond films. No one ls happier about the return of the little twerp than actor Adams. "He's the same Maxwell Smart — a klutz," Adams beamed. "He still uses the slice telephone and a whole array of weird gimmicks In his fight against KAOS which an is international organization of evil and rottenness. "Max always cops out when he blows an assignmont. He never admits he's wrong — and he's never right. "He doesn't work for his old bosses at 'Control' anymore. He's employed by 'PITS,' a counterspy network of good guys.'!, p.the big ,screen. The plc'_dI. . I.. .t 'V. ______________________ "The big movie audience S1•I EVENING EVENING 6:00 Louis kids operate their own restaurant; a South Carolina family runs a vineyard (A) 6:30 () (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS (L) VILLA ALEGRE 6:00 ()(4)OONEWS GDSTUDIO SEE "Cowboy" Trick roping with a young Tex as cowboy; Seattle's Green Lake Crow prepares for a race. (R) 6:30 NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS g) VILLA ALEGRE 0 8:30 (4) 'GOOD TIMES Florida's 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 2) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH 9:00 @1 0 CBS MOVIE "Stunt (!)MARY TYLER MOORE Lou Seven" (Premiere) Christopher and Mary dating? Even they Connelly, Christopher Lloyd. A dont believe it's happening. team of stunt experts attempt a but they give it a try. daring land, sea and air rescue 0 THE CROSS-WITS of a kidnapped movie star. U JOKER'S WILD CHARLIE'S ANGELS The U LEHRER Angels are hired by a wealthy 0MACNEIL REPORT Las Vegas hotel owner (Dean Martin) whose business and life 7:30 are being threatened. (A) (2) LIARS CLUB ) GREAT PERFORMANCES (4) FAMILY FEUD "Dance In America: DANCE FEVER Clytemnestra" The Martha Q $1.91 BEAUTY SHOW (12) CAROL BURNETT AND Graham Dance Company perFRIENDS Skits: "TV Commer- forms this ballet based on the dais," "The Noisy Speech." Greek tragedy in which Clytemnestra murders her hus"Miss Nobody." band to remain with her lover. CAVETT Guest: Rex DICK W Harrison. (Part 1 of 2) 9:30 a / (2) (MOW 8:00 HOPE BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Comedian Bob Hope and his guests the Village People celebrate Hope's 76th birthday aboard the aircraft carrier Iwo Jima. (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 0 BIG VALLEY 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH The Bradford house goes into an uproar when Mary is thrown out of the house following a -..... gram that scares the crime out of juvenile delinquents, 1:00 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE After numerous Broadway 10:30 (12) LOCAL FOLLOW-UP tirade and Tommy learns how to drive. (R) ) THE LONG SEARCH "The Way Of The Ancestors" Ronald Eyre visits the Torajas of Indonesia for a look at ancient tribal religion. (R) MOVIE "This Man Stands Alone" (Premiere) Louis Gossett Jr., Clu Gulager. A black minister returns to his Alabama home after Marlin Luther King Jr.s death and is persuaded to become the first black candidate for sheriff in the county's history. (12) SCARED STRAIGHT Peter Falk hosts this documentary from Rahway State Prison in New Jersey dealing with a pro(1) NBC "Scared Straight" OD ESTAMPA rejections, a newsroom friend's play is produced. (12) THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD FLAMENCA American flamenco dancer Maria Benitez and her Estampa Flamenca Dance Company are featured in rehearsal and performance in New Mexico. EL) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 1:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. $100000 NAME THAT TUNE (12) CAROL BURNETT AND 11:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS ID TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 11:30 (1) 1121 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Steve FRIENDS Guest: Lawrence. EL) DICK CAVETT Guest: Rex Harrison. (Part 2 of 2) Carson. Guests: Rodney Dangerfield, Robby Benson. (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac travel to Casablanca to outcon a local syndicate head who Is having an innocent American laded. POLICE WOMAN A group of terrorists hold a city councilman, his masseuse and Pepper hostage. 12:00 @t BIG VALLEY Heath falls for a Polynesian girl whom he learns is the slave of a sea captain. 12:37 O MANNIX Mannix Is hired by a gorgeous model to find her ex-boyfriend who she claims is threatening to kill himself. 12:40 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett goes after a debonair crook selling stolen goods to unaware legitimate businesses. (A) 1:00 2J(12 TOMORROW Guests: Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson; female impersonator Jim Bailey. NEWS - - Harrison Ford, LesleyHANOVER STREET (PG) Anne Down, Christopher Plummer. Romance. This is for everybody who's been saying, "Why don'b they make pictures like they used to?" Except for one brief nude scene, this could have been made in the '40s. It's World War II again, England, American aviators and English girls, honor and nobility, a little adventure, a lot of balderdash. GRADE: C. NORMA RAE (PG) Salty Field, Ron Leibman, Beau Bridges. Drama. Forget the drab title, this is a grabber of a movie. It's about the attempts by a union organizer to from New York and his ally, a little Southern gal Director Martin organize a tough textile mill in the South. RItt must be commended not only for what he did, but for what he didn't do he didn't seize on the obvious cliches, and so he has a warm surprising film. GRADE: B-plus. - - - George Hamilton, LOVE AT FIRST BITE (PG) Susan Saint James, Arte Johnson. Comedy. You'll hate yourself in the morning, but you'll laugh while you're watching this spoof of the Dracula story, This time, Drack - May 31 8:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC / SPECIAL "The Mystery Of Animal Behavior" German naturalist photographer Heinz Sielmann has spent his life recording animals in their natural habitats. (4.) 0 THE WALTON8 Elizabeth secretly falls in love with the new minister, who mistakenly thinks it is Erin who has the crush on him, (H) & MINDY Exidor LT COMEDY THEATRE "Faculty Lounge' Members of a high school faculty panic when they discover that their inept union has announced that they ()(I2) THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED Attorney loin Keating (Sam Elliott) fights with a senior colleague (John HouSernan) over the proposed defense of a gigolo (Perry King) accused of murder, while Toms father deals with a financier (Gene Barry) planning to turn their ranch into a huge resort. (Part 1 of 5) (A) (4) HAWAII FIVE-0 A detective novelist (Mildred Natwick) informs McGarrett she has already solved the murder case he is investigating. (A) 0 THE REBELS The adventurous sequel to "The Bastard by John Jakes is set in 1775 as Philip Kent risks his life as a captain in the Coonial Army during the Revolutionary War (Part 1 of 2) O INFLATION "The Fire That Won't Go Out" EL) VIEWS OF ASIA 'The Philippines: The Furthest Cross' John Temple examines Asia's only Christian society, which has been influenced by Spanish and American colonialism. 10:00 (4) INFLATION "The Fire That Won't Go Out" O 20 / 20 Geraldo Rivera vis- its Laos; Sylvia Chase investigates allegations of corruption against the Army Corps of Engineers; Thomas Hoving travels to the French Riviera for the Cannes Film Festival. building. (R) Edward Albee. (Part I of 2) (12) HIZZONNER Mayor Cooper gets jealous when his 11:30 (1) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Profiled. (A) 8:30 0 ANGIE Angie Is shocked to learn her boyfriend Brad is from one of Philadelphia's wealthiest families. (A) - Need Cash? 9:00 TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE gallantly lends his mountain Cabin to Mork and Mindy for a 11:00 weekend without telling them (2) (4)00 (12) NEWS that Ills a burned-out rootless EL) DICK CAVETT Guest: attractive secretary (Diana Muldaur) begins dating his son. It NOVA "The Long Walk Of Fred Young" From Navajo Indian boy to nuclear physicist, the life of Dr. Frederick Young is (Film grading: A—superb; B—good; C—average; I)— awful) poor; F HOMEOWNERS: (I) (.4) 0 0 (12) NEWS W STUDIO SEE 'Pizza" St. are on strike "Just the Two of Us." WED NESDJ Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, MANHATTAN (K) Michael Murphy, Muriel Ilenilngway. Romantic comedy. Allen is back in his personal groove -- writing, directing, starring and back in the area where he functions most wittily. That's the man-woman, husband-wife, boyfriendgirlfriend continuing war. This is done in black and white, and it's beautiful, funny and crisp. Only flaw: it little familiar. GRADE: B-plus. - - THURSDAY 1 May 30 DEER HUNTER (R) Robert DeNiro, John Cazale, John Savage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Walken. Drama. This is a powerful, memorable look at three Pennsylvania steel workers who go off to fight in Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino has created images you may never forget. It is too long and some of it Is forced, but it remains a classic film. GRADE: A - Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway, CHAMP, THE (PG) Ricky Schroder. Drama. Director Franco Zefflrelli has dusted off the old classic about the ex-champ and his son and the rich lady who used to be the kid's mother. He pulls out all the stops no sob is left unsobbed and it's a treat for the love-to-cry set. But it is overlong and very over- the name of the actress that played Jeff's mother on the S.,. is back as it crack lover, in the present, and it's all done for fun. Enjoy.GRADE :11 - Laurence Olivier, LITTLE ROMANCE,A (PG) Arthur 11111, 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. Agent 86 Back In F I I")) HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Secret Agent 86, the bungling superspy of the old "Get Smart" TV series, is back in business, this time as the hero of an $8 million movie, "The Adventures of Maxwell Smart." Good old Max girds himself once again in a battle against the evil forces of KAOS which threatens international tranquility with a "nude bomb" capable of destroying all known fabrics which exist on earth. All that stands between worldwide stark nakedness and the status quo is Maxwell Smad, a thin line of defense indeed, Naturally, beady-eyed, adenoidal Don Adams plays the cocksure little spy. From 1965.1970 "Get Smart" was a top-rated series and remains something of a cult attraction. It Is telecast In 67 countries and in scores of cities In the United States. sent iinental. Young lucky Schroder is the best child actor in years, however. GRADE: B. WINTER KILLS (R) Jeff Bridges, John Huston, Anthony Perkins. Thriller. Based on the Richard Condon novel, this Is an overlong and overblown story of a presidential assassination which is remarkably like the Kennedy assassination. It Is also a story of a powerful family. Some effective and chilling sequences, but others are almost surrealistic and ludicrous, GRADE: C-plus. DEAR DICK: I watched the 1939 movie, "Babes In songs available? MRS. CHERYL ADAMSON, Creekslde, Pa. Friday, May 2S, 1979-11 Carson. (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME M'AS'H Hawkeye and B.J. suspect Frank of lifting a wounded Colonel's antique gun. (A) STARSKY & HUTCH The detectives pose as gamblers to avenge a friend who was worked over by members of a crooked gambling operation. (A) Your credit is good for $2,500 to $254,000 or more, for any purpose', That's right! 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Call Pan American today and use. your borrowing power as a homeowner. / 11 a T • \. .1 • cd.' �n4y F t! 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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 25, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/c37ef578189e0ffbdb55ceda1a5caac7.pdf e47e0fc793ef9eacd30104037a919639 PDF Text Text VV itt—EvenWog HiraW Sanford, Fl. , Wsdsdy, Avg. 1, I,1 ,.::;'-:.'.;::..; ••.. . i hy 7. •; I-•• •, ,,c c• - !. - YJ 'st Year, No. 304—Thursday, August 9,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 1,01 00 '.: 100 0 I-- ..t. NA • 10 vA ... '- I :•:H 0100 • i 4; I 1 . TOTAL ' L PRIZES • .. $'f NA.•.• ;'• r• - - :: j - - --'-::' ••.••_•'-•;- :•. • ',-'? yi4Lt] C _ 04 Accusations painting the Longwood Elementary School principal as an unstable woman who spies on her faculty are "absolutely groundless," said Seminole County Superintendent of Schools William Layer. Layer had been directed by a school board member to investigate "serious allegations" against principal Arletta Coberly and he reported his findings Wednesday to the school board. The Investigation came after a group of 150 teachers, parents and staff appeared before the school board last month to discuss the Issue. They came to praise Mrs. Coberly as a "superior administrator" or to criticize her as a woman who eavesdrops on the telephone and searches classrooms. In addition to his report, Layer told the school board he would Implement two of his recommendations whether members supported them or net. Layer said he would have a pay telephone installed at the elementary school "for those who are concerned with the privacy of their telephone calls." He also has routed a memo to both the president and executive director of the teachers' union, Seminole Education Association (SEA) Informing them that faculty at Longwood who wish a transfer should submit that request to the superintendent. Those teachers would be transferred should vacancies arise at other schools where they have the proper qualifications, he said. - School Board members Pat Telson, who requested the Superu*endent's investigation, and Al Keeth said they were 81affjj1 with the investigation. But members mbers William Kroll and Robert Feather, chairman, questioned two petitions received in support of an independent investigation of the principal and administrative practices at Longwood Elementary School. One petition had been signed by more then 100 residents of Longwood, while the other listed 26 signatures. Layer told the school board the petitioners are having a "governmeMal agency" conduct an Investigation. When school board members asked who, Layer refused to give the name in ubllc, "because the press would badger them," he said. The superintendent recommended the school board take no action on the Longwood investigation until the petitioners' In. .., 119 -PC N x. WF C1 PATTIES (3Ll. lox 1 ,.••-•I •••• '• V.• t.LP. ,y f - Ip !1 1t'-.,*.j. • P't' 4 (III £ A BRAND RADI 'A' I IIAGE 6S •I - .jz: • PLAAW GEN. WILLIAM C. BRANAN (REV oses all-volunteer 11.IWass I, favors the draft but no one was hurt," he explained. Information on the Incident still is conS sldered sensitive. Branan, accumulating a career total of 6,200 hours flying time, was awarded the Air Medal in 1965 after flying 28 combat missions during a one year tour of . .. •fP1•Aflfl "- By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Mills, 22, of 1115 Locust Ave., Sanford, was indicted on murder Greene said of the immunity otter to Ashley. charges by a grand Jury in June. The grand Jury did not name The granting of immunity also extends to Ashley for "any and Ashley in that indictment. However, Ashley was arrested on June all robberies between May 8, 1979 and this date." In return for The one man who may be able to Identify Gregory Mills as the 8 for armed robbery in connection with the abduction of a man at Immunity I assistant state's attorney Don Marblestone , said, armed burglar who police say shot and killed retired Sanford a Sanford convenience store. Ashley must agree to testify fully and truthfully regarding all of businessman James Wright now appears ready to deliver the Ashley has been offered immunity from prosecution on charges the Incidents. testimony. ____ ____ damming Greene said the deal with Ashley came as "a bombshell," and robbery in which he was arrested and V"l' Lop ____ ____ f -f1owt sw - -' -. sMAhs wwMhevs Ashley's dupoelMon N1w ius aus to l bSàu* -E- to res4___ — The burglary and subsequent shooting death of Wright on pected to give his deposition that could have brought him three life sentences and one death sometime next week. May 5 sentence. The Immunity will be granted In return for To date, there have been statements taken from two persons — The robbery of the John Fox home in Sanford on May 8 during who testimony for the state In the case against said they talked to Mills shortly after the Wright shooting. "Ashley got Immunity to the whole ball game," Mills' attorney which the .410 gauge shotgun allegedly used to kill Wright was Both witnesses, Viola Mae Stafford and Sylvester Davis, inThomas Greene said today, stolen. that Mills told them he had been Involved In a shooting. — The May 10 armed robbery of a Continental Foods truck dicated The announcement of the offer to Ashley came Just 16 ho Davis was arrested in June on burglary charges, but he has driver near a Sanford convenience store. before the scheduled start of the murder trial today and force been given Immunity in return for his testimony against Mills. Greene to seek a postponement of the trial until Aug. 27. Circuit — The May 24 attempted robbery and shotgun wounding of a However, he is In the Seminole County jail today on a warrant Judge William Woodson late Wednesday afternoon granted the IS. Sanford convenience store clerk, from Tallahassee charging violation of parole. day delay. Greene said that Ashley, already on probation for a 1974 rob Greene said that no one outside of Ashley has identified Mills as Mills Ashley were picked up and questioned May 25 bery, would have faced a possible life sentence for each of the the man who allegedly shot Wright. But Marbiestone said he shortly after the early morning shotgun slaying of Wright at his armed robbery charges and a possible death sentence If he were would not comment as to whether or not the prosecution's case 445Elliott Ave. The two men were found by Sanford to be charged and convicted In connection With the Wright against Mills rested on Ashley's testimony. home '-at& ft murder scene but police did not have evidence at murder. "The reasons for granting Immunity to Ashley will be detailed thattime to hold the pair. , - ever seen In this circuit," after the ease against Gregory Mills settled," "It's the most Incredible thing I've Weston said. — Mrs. Cob.rly dependent agency presents its findings before the board. Judy Patient, a Longwood mother who helped circulate the petition, said no agency has been assigned or volunteered to conduct the Investigation at this time. Gene Grooms, SEA executive directors said the petitioners may contact the Professional Practices Council (PPC), the invedigative arm of the Florida Department of Education. Mrs. Coberly said she was pleased with the superintendent's report: "I feel the superintendent did a fine job of reporting the facts. He is to be commended." In his findings report, the superintendent gave several reasons for determining the accusations against Mrs. Coberly were inva -H, said 00 percent of the group of 150 that spoke before the ichool board had been in favor of Mrs. Coberly and the ad- ifllnidrative practices at the elementary school. - "I could draw up 20 percent against any school In Seminole WASHINGTON (UPI) — In. But the price of gasoline and -Comfy any time any place," Layer said. "I could get people to Ostion at the wholesale Level home heating oil jumped saytithip about the programs, principals, teachers, ciutodlans." soared 1.1 percent during July shar H. celled that group that had asked for the principal's removal as skyrocketing energy costs "an oral minority" and said the school board should not "bow to continued to rampage through statistics contained In the new I.Mb tactics." the economy, the government report Involved wholesale ; "That would be an open invitation for similar pressure groups reported today. prices at the Intermediate and Wholes ale Costs -- V r • •• - -, -• P - -- tj'.rt the same kind of tactics In 40 different schools," LayerThe Labor Department's bil. crude levels. They showed that tial inflation report for the According to the Management Information System of Florida, second half of 1979 was dIsna1 ate prices roes by 1.9 percent, Longwood E1evneMry School Is rwmlng its achievement and contradicted White House the largest jump in nearly five assesemed tests in both a "cod effectiveness and efficient Projections that intlonShould years. Crude prices climbed at manner," Layer said, ease off during the remainder the fastest clip since February. Out of 24 elementary schools, Longwood Elementary School's Of the year. The July report from the It showed food prices last Labor Department Is the first third graders who took the test rank ninth In Seminole County month were unchanged from official measurement of Inflahile the school's fifth graders rank first, Layer said. Layer pointed out no Longwood teacher has filed a grievance the June level. Food teds had tion during the second half of with the school board since collective bargaining was adopted. declined In each Of the three 1979. The first six months of the Proceeding months. year were horrible, — SHARON CARRASCO Walter O'Malley Dies • •. . Jump 1.1 Percent - also o - a fin. job of reporting the facts - H. duty in southeast Asia. ! flew the only tanker iKC135i out of Okinawa, for 30 days, refueling fighters over North Viet. nam," he said. Branan, promoted to Brigadier General in 1974, is an advocate of the draft. He believes it is an essential part of the military and he opposes the all-volunteer arm). c "I've always felt it wouldn't hurt anybody to spend a year or two in the military service," he said. "At least you would have a 4 pool of trained people if they were needed. "I'm not convinced that we're getting the quantity or quality of men) that the armed forces need for their highly - technical programs." Retiring from the military in 1976, Branan and his wife Sarah have t been married 30 years and have five children. t- ,-'- tCVvV, &UJ,- .I - Witness Gets Immunity In Murder C use 'I feel the superintendent did - In 1958, Branan in. vestigated an incident for the Air Force that was widely publicized by Life magazine. "I was the chief investigating officer (concerning) an unarmed A-bomb that accidentally fell out of a B-47 over South Carolina. It hit the ground, of the Salt II Treaty. However, I'm totally against any treaty that Retired USAF Brigadier can't be easily verified." General William C. Congress will resume Branan, of Longwood, a discussions of ratification veteran of more than 30 of the Treaty when it years military service, is returns after its August skeptical of the SALT II recess. Treaty because of the Branan, 54, a native of difficulty In verifying Sanford, graduated from compliance. Seminole High School in "In 1974 and 1975 I was in 1942 where he won the charge of all airborne Peter Schaal MW' Trophy surveillance activities for as a member of the 1941 the North American "Celery Feds" football Defense Command team. (NORAD), 14th AerospaceBranan entered the Force, Colorado Springs,. military In 1943 as an InColorado," he said in an structor pilot In the Army interview. "I personally Air Corp and later was sent cannot be assured that all to Panama, where he flew activities on either side can 13-17s and B-24s on subbe monitored. marine patrol "I'm Just opposed to During the Korean war treaties that appear to give Branan was stationed in advantages to one side. In Europe. "I was in one of an open society like ours as two 'atomic capable' units opposed to a closed society, in Europe," he said. "We the advantage is obvious, could carry the atomic "I've not been a student bomb." •P.J-IJ• £4a swe: lea red? L" E I.PKG. LI. :. By JERRY FRAZIER Herald Correspondent •. 1UND F I. • -- red General - UM C10110 :HANDIPAK W.D .• Local Retio Opposes Salt II Treaty Addombks P rincipal #:.&_•i - • - .r 4: : • p. • ...•... .;'•.• ' •' ••'• p Longwood a1JUSIL NA. _l UIM• .i % ."•J,p_,J.•___•_••.•_ .• *IVI.U* NA. _ - - - 4 : - - Today . -'...' ANGELES ___ .L _____ (UPI) — biseball club announced. 4A Dr. Lb ..................23 Willie O'Mall.y, chairman of OMalley, 75, died Of congeae .................... 25 Hitsiqe ................. 25 thi board of the Los Angeles live heart failure, the s* ii.$tal ...................2* Deftem died todl3? in Metho- said. Cesoks ....................21 OUHSELVF ........... 1*31 diet Hospital in Rochester, He had beesi in Methodist .................. SPSrin ...................8-7* Mian.,wbsrehebadbsenunder I1ota1 of the Mayo EdilsrIal ..................IA Tilevidsa treatment for cancer, the since D.a'AbY .................23 Weather ...................2* - team - Rising • Herald WET PAVEMENT CAUSES CRASH Pilots by Tom Vincsut Seminole County School Board truck tipped over on Its side Wednesday afternoon when Darryl Britton of the maintenance department lost control of the vehicle on the wet pavement. No one was Injured, Seminole County public safety firefighters responded to the scene at Markham Woods Road, about two miles north of E.E. Williamson Road, Longwood. Food Prices Bring School Lunch Cost Incr'ease — From $1.10 to $US for Mrs. Whitmore said. "It bidet coda In labor," Mrs. Whitmore Mrs. Whitmore explained. $329000 is proposed to finance Word lunch increase f In other business, the school students and adults durinlil theadult. (faculty, principals, been increased in several years said. "Those three are the most employee benefits of social board approved the ____ before that." 197940 school year. Lunch adsnlntdrdfve staff. For ezampie, 4'a pint Of milk dramatic ones." security, retirement and in. economically needy policy )us to neW food priceswill be Increased as will cod four cents more this strance coverage, he said. where lunches are granted free ails, teaches served In fol1lou: year then last year, she said. D.F. Kirkpatrick, usljtarg Last year, the food service or at a reduced rate to needy 10 of food service for SWAIN* cent 1ncrse In part w as InileCiedy iebo C" to os y pelie iesie• advised pivnitpj by the "drniatic" Hamburger patties have In. director of food service, said budget was $3,446,000 of which fam ilies. — the proposed budget for the $1,500,000 accounted for foods the sftd MOM thell Wa eaft of 19 ft" tire food service program K I r k pa t r I c k said. en food Mimi may nsiid to be in items, she e9Jed ftf'.h Fjada; Kirkpatrick announced cimtseach.Atwooimce serving next ;i liminol. Coedy School year is $3,715,). This Approximately Viednesday 2,853,000 school creasedWt, year. full Of gr ound bid lila 111511 from the cost of red uced — From S t* to 75 ceats •. • apgiv.d "We cilcelMsd ow r000m- 11 cob figure Includes $I,72$,000 lunches were served in lunches had been reduced even ce to nts, sue said. 'j psc. 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WAS&flNGTON (UP!)- Americans will be little M" for their food as a result of increased a" of U. . d *. . r'-" -. • - -. . • -£ ,.MOSPITALNOT : •iia•ei Claris AAMW ___ . .. . mss-$$LPJaL aI dy IRMNOLR MIMOISAL ISSSPITM. • Amnon • . .. - $.IIsir . us'. . $' : MeryP.Nwra weaemsas • - -, " us or early detection of exam, an -ray bread tumors. promising results" Wednesday on ti' ThSY initial teds Of the radiation-free examination, which nal view of the breast. a .. Iteracy Ruling , . eng . I ts # I COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED • I O :: j' ' - . :w I W,.s.,1*n CuKiL.dNsi. - - 'I • aed10. . pared 0 pms- . A . 10- • • j^. I .tts ir • ' ,,, _ Teu . .ut '• r Ad . 11 . ., .• ..... . ___ __ _ __ _ _ • ____ •• Dsjss dry to lbs sargsa's guest born. was isimol I prying . a bedreum window is t aedh aIds of lb. bdi4ng. 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Five mowers are available: the 12 • ca'y Mower with 6-ft. cutting width: the 506 and Ic ' 606 Rotary Cutters with 6- and 6-ft cutting wirnhs:,., tPe 25A Flail Mower with 6n,.ft. coiling width; and ' the 350 Rear-Mounted Mower with 1-ft. cutting J. I i3V' One is just right for your needs -' . _ '1. :j vadety of mowing Jobs ' AihetrWat 11111111111 *ftewti*wstsr, Glisa aOfdhi bvtiin CHAIRBACK HEADBOARD SAVE $111 I Srag.9115 1189. 8811.00 . O . ., You • nust ropislir us tiler WinSept. 4th. Op. fl a Chocking , .1 . Savinjs Account or of $300.00 or more and receive . HL:..; your handpaint.d print of The Old Longwood Hotel. Other local historical sites also 17,950 available • . -s • 0 0 • ---- 1. M. IN., " ___1 I10~ m1 'I', 10j 0 -'ONTN- NI NUVU? -IAISPOID 0 KYOU'LLEVERNEED CI60TIAL NN HWY. 1741 SANPORD • : • • $ANPOD • PLAZA , [woeuseenetj ' --& 10111101111 - . I__i PuNt '- SIT. UP j illS 011101 LVI. lu! .MNNlS 0 411 .1 0 : , jj 3 iilSTO lOS PM rni*, ni sis r. _____ II -iii-.. - - ( - - J 0 I "... .,,. sm ina.aauu DIVI.lNS -a-- 0 , . •. $ - and pillows. Foam mattress included at no extra cost! f FIftSHIP BANK IUTSIU 0 .,.- . 0 . This smart contemporary 2-piece sectional sleeper opens . 1. 0 iL_- into a comfortable bed in seconds. - ves you an extra bedroom. Loose pillow back, thick reversible cushion s and MINUS P.D.LC. • I SMART SECTIONAL WORKS 24 HOURS A DAY! COVERID IN 1.0060 WEARING HIRCULON for • • •.' , / ' • 't. ..,i •• • O . __~ I y I • . i ______ wb eater d kl, IOM, Ausi.'; r, 0 0 i. 4 .- Regis ter Now ! 11 Color TV and 4 Black a whit. TV's will be given away as part of our opening celebration I 4 I I _ ~", W41 "I 444 444444 - • . M""o1&M"CM*JQh"ftWdMWrhW* •WhhPSVit5 Mdkqhlmosth,rig id Of th suit sTaidoy .ascsrdiag to t Inif --'-- - 0 0 aiv bLLLwj yesuva4rwi we*Ang.4adWflusdoyit . Man" , r Mod Of lbsitems wet, Mill wrapped In their original pecUge hiving jod been pwchsssd to replace the Item, stolen iarprr. -' ,,• • ck en Main 11,1st in. lIsi Idhil A . 1. II...ILLk , . sscuasdokd1pa.vhilecrswOfcwpsitsis _____ ___ ' • __ ____ ____________________________ niw.hóNiJ w.s * 4. • - o*r rs, L •.1' 41111* • • ' .' F ' th 4 1611°-$ - asp hen bees Mdlng up for vision's .4 11 Waur When be hoMinid a aidesotlen crew ,ft 00 ur1iii :; &a*$pa'$ • ', ___ a30*Iaus 0 : IUSIS • . "ft___*1-A_. - I .-...I WwWwwwwww I " ensome = ''' ___ - . ,.4iUMwiN _____ ri T :,.: ~, 1 A '. 7IV-7" 111A `__I I.` i r -601 , - 7.4 .~w-M I'l 0 0 OLL ib I ~. 1020 SR. 434 '. ____ 0 .. I \~~'% ~ ~ I., k kI Crafted by Johnston-Tombigbee in histoncal colonial design and constructed of solid oak and oak veneers' with a handsome highlighted finish Note the fine construction, antiqued brass pulls, large drawers, and the magnificent chairback headboard. Fit for a King Yet Budget Priced I LONG WOOD • ,y. : . 11I I IM118W .. . .. 8111111111111010611191'"biffift * I 4 PIECE COLONIAL ALL-WOOD OAK* BEDROOM FLAGSHIP BANK "404111119. L SIZZLER : .TRIPLE DRESSER • HUTCH MIRROR • CHEST . 0 . I. 11 : - • Illn'W**iX:.L 1 Open .. . :j August Yes ___ 1. prehansive Employment $14,000 and building -' :l P' Sterchi 's ARRIVE ALIVEThi) ___ • ___ WIMTUID _______ - - ,. What Yea WIUPay me n"-i,said . TAUAMi, P (UP!) hove a pod CMI ad t1 Wi forthsffrdtimskm(ktWl7.A1 me following table reflect, the taxes will -'• , - Idacittis CssaIteusr CM vie, ' TVIInIS said. "We that time XI percent of lbs r the ted as a ASfl *'.L. CilliriS pay the city of Winter Springs f the for the coming , d 1. pijusejen ?uuu today mad' ass prejsred, k1mi1ly, to 117,060 jedors 'frig lb med w t 11 :. , Lamp" • t of •.$lthswaytotiupnm. falkd X thu. flv*' 7$ to M the memsatem for 11M*tUrM1of10Psr$i,001aiasusd us art uv • fl'.A,VI(11111, Me$CaV ::. eferendusnsspi.0 inareth lupi+i ibib been to øiiWi affirM Oiiet, If IIICIIIWY, to iMaIn percent wire ack. ____________________________ •uSI er's14tai rMe. The Ugs do not IncIuee or iN Since then a M ft has plans be Thr school, lb I1da . • • !d : 1 id1t' sctal npilons. but are based on green asssed iddsfris,di W .• A miath ngo, ILl. Uidrlct .uii.sd pt' IM service beths pent few years." $ • "(Pedpu.m.id) threatens va1l fue Judge George C. Cart' of agendas aad the Dupest. ;. .v_u •• th1r who I.: • •. -- • • sIde, t' -.-' t 1101. Jackeouvlfle rejected ug mint Of Ederitlen .I) lisreep to jj4 a dose yaxs, rltngtos f ieIr, racially k a ,$, in :: • au. re; Is. Paid L.Js said iqie tim. Is r-"iiofCarVsor-vWu. thsidWOfduiidi sat o TIieau blent ia psS :: p$*i ,..4$iWW; • a.*Pp*;k,,$tIaa, *heSIildi1 MSde $11.10 '! giviN credsac. to the lading the wseW Wilk misinglus m I(WJ11Im ' • • . • N; :: progrenn - "users to be piece, of paper called dl. ea iupiit 1. ithoil Of the r d 11 111!111. 0t$sUusMS S : isiu.els$e pielsuN, 6130; ZPO binchi . IfsrIjr rapist. with setie. and p'n bat the abWty liii .4. ant rosg Us.a, $M.. bepii pat 34.40 10 pu' ii i' csinmdeWNCbCMed7I'tS to dusedris t i *u . *Ip .•1st• I(àik.. 100.00 •JIINV • 41.00 : k1, Intl u.. tim bed for Mere oklkred.tbelud." baokSnt1I1I*hi .mekkU1toms.we as 1 42.00 :: : P.mis$s Valisbis • H. calsd Cases denies ' d to ho l'4 ths I S4III,MNSd,ITItIug '1ga"ei' forthois or ~ " I OM 54.40 .4 math ibm. was ordered b competency lading Of any " 117.60 • . : kitisrad theuduislivare uu1 eased 30 • mews aoksal& . .S.m.uipoSiI. Wi IN 11* l'TSM4ØVSfl kind." . 171.0$ k.IIs$ i s4.00 : m3r -- ed.s Md :; nv - . WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ex- governorship of California. He gets regular intelligence actly five years ago today at Pat feels she is too far from briefings. Old friends like noon, EDT, Richard Nixon, children and grandchildren. Henry Kissinger and Gen. president, became Richard She reportedly is recovering Alexander Haig come to visit. Nixon, private citizen. very well from her stroke - He recently threw a party for The man flying off to exile In "beginning to bloom again" - America's astronauts in honor San Clemente was battered and wants to be near the shows, of the 10th anniversary of man's mentally and physically, the fancy shops, the museums walk on the moon. drained by the futile effort to and the relative anonymity of Nixon has maintained his save his doomed presidency. New York. innocence. He told television But the Nixons abandoned interviewer David Frost two Now, friends say, Nixon "looks super, he has bounced plans to buy a $750,000 East Side years ago: p. back." He Is looking forward to penthouse in the face of op"I did not in my view commit prospective from visiting China again this fall position impeachable offense. I let an and to starting a new life near fellow tenants, and may settle the American people down and his family on the East Coast he in Greenwich, Conn. I have to carry that burden with so often maligned. Nixon will visit china m me the rest of my life. Those friends say the major September - his second trip push to sell La Casa Pacifica, there since teaving office -and "But If they want me to get his mansion in San Clemente, reportedly Is "deep Into his down and grovel on the floor w1" , book?'ea tor$wt polIcy, i$sr-. pa, an national relations and how to ultimatum," they said, adding . deal with the communists. F LO RI C Mrs. Nixon was happiest In Nixon enjoys the benefits of Manhattan, where they moved all former presidents. He has In the early 1960s after her Secret Service protection, a husband's unsuccessful tries pension and an office staff paid N. S1JNcI1iNE STATE. • N for the presidency and - the with federal funds. MIAMI (UP!) Two MIiinI doctors say a new bread cancer screening technique that uses high-frequency sound waves Instead of radiation could replace mammoapby as s way of detecting bread tumors. Drs. AlbettJ,Gllson and Noel R.Zusmer,of the Mount Sing Madical Center, have been experimenting with an .•. v oters, will see the_follolng Loagwood. Mayor June Lorniani (r*t kregrsoad )aad Thad Hawkins, board While the police department e0U5: property t4es allocation will Increase from chairman for Medlplez Corp., bank p. for . 1..g.. 6, 0UN1DgR1AXW(1 Cuter to be constraded in the sodbera sectin of loongwednear Grant 1111red wh& budget figures for the fire revenue sharing $183,0,,.up &W Dog TMck RsaiL Present for dw commodes an tiq and MedWa offtlah. depirtmatshow .. Completion of 153.000; franchise takes raMvsd fat' ths fire depart • ' in ,,v,vw, u-w. up from $l20,(I0; past year from • -' W411110111 mw*M Lss $4, P,1tm AW01100.119011 DiMs $KiaNr • - ' . 0 • ' N 1*1TN CENTIR 1, . Nixon 'Looks Good, Has Bounced Back ' . New Cancer Technique . • - • . tø j. j , ;. budget permits a five perent Includes $71,000 In capital cost of living pay raise actbss Improvements for streets and the board for all city emnp1oies with an added two pgoi drainage, Allocations for the fire longevity. ___ .. 0 Virginia Rube, a volunteer from New Tribes Mission In Sanford, helps 88-year-old Theresa Muszlk at recent "Adopt A Grantparent" outing at Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville Ave., Sanford. HANDS - •• m. general government fund The___ II Loft to . thI ""- .' ur metric tone " w. VV IS of thmdssl,thsCoundileu*WagosadPr*es Mar 1 HELPING TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham might sign the petition, but he won't lead the drive to get °00 required signatures to put the Issue of single. the member legislative districts before the voters. Press Secretary Steve Hull said Wednesday the governor has declined a request from the Citizens Amendment Committee to lead the drive to get enough signatures to put the Issue on the Nov. 1910 ballot. governorsupports the proposal, but he is not going to take part in the petition drive," Hull said. • 4A.. _41 R 11111111: . - Herald PIION bVT•m ICIII MIAMI (UPI)-A Dade County judge who watched an exotic dancer give a cameo performance in his courtroom found her set mild compared to movies being shown at some local theaters and acquitted her. Brandy Katheryn Wine, wba, bwnpa and grinds in the buff at the Pumycat Theater,had been charged vft lewd and lascivious behavior and indecent exposure. Judge Meek Robinette ruled Wednesday she was innocent. rft The ceavuldonedo not harm the w". as unusual breed of New Zealand whit. rabbit, he d. Coaxes Is In,idI(e'g with a National Inellt%ds active ingredients Paying , • ____ • _____ ' \ Graham Won't Lead Drive .' TUCSON, Mrs. (UPI) - A aclut has found a breed of rabbi that go. Into con' vulhInnewhenInj.d.dw*bmarijnp,ssaMthIythd -ii be .,,,,. . to The hot lji aid PodT. .Ca.....s, useMi #c - - - beaches. Exotic Dancer Not Guilty .. - .'.i. ' - was credited with providing the they're coming and if they are catalyst for the passage of the seeking a confrontation, we will be there." 1965 Voting Rights Act. Wilkinson said he had conthe marchers will be Ku Klux The Klan march was scheKlansmen seeking to spark a duled to climax Sunday with a suited with a lawyer about the "white civil rights movement." rally in front of the state permit problem, but he hinted "This march will be In sup. Capitol, but a hitch in obtaining that Klansmen will mar'ch port of and symbolize the white a parade permit will apparently without one. civil rights movement," said mean the march will end on the "In the past few weeks, laws Bill Wilkinson of Denham outskirts of Montgomery, and have been passed preventing us Springs, La., im perial wizard of could set up a confrontation from defending ourselves and the Invisible Empire Knights of between police and armed now they are trying to stop us from marching," he said. "But Klansmen. the Ku Klux Klan. Montgomery Mayor Emory we will leave Selma tomorrow "We believe that it's very appropriate that we take this Folmar said the city council at 9 a.m. and at 1 p.m. Sunday route (Selma to Montgomery) refused to grant a permit march into Montgomery and because it's a very symboLic because an appllcRtion was not rally on the steps of the Capitol. Jon Ham, press secretary to reversal of the trend," Wilkin- filed In time. And, he said poli ce will be prepare to stop the Gov. Fob James, said "state sort said. ver Klansmen. tr rs are goin g to take Al oope The 50-mile march will co "If they start to march Into precautions necessary to kdep the same route taken in March city of Montgomery jurisit peaceful." 1965 by the late Dr. Martin the me whales swam, turned, and stranded themselves . .. vieW' to Washington. Preen secretes')' Jody Pouill told spotters W-'V that on . -• 0 . m.wess • I : 1. "That'satotal of flveflremen HeraldSWfWrIter The Winter Springs City who were formerly paid with Council tentatively has ap- CETA funds and which flow proved a$1.8mnillion budget for must be paid from general blty the 1979-1* year, cillhig for a revenues," he said. . '. Also having to be absorbed $3.50 per $1,000 assessed . .. valuation tu rate, $1.311 more from other city sources, Ariold ... than this fiscal year's ax rate. said, Is some money formirly The tax Increase, however, Is received from federal revepue . subject to the approval of thesharingfundsthat will not be • city's voters in a special received this year. .1 election ..t for Sept. 11. A major share of the th. The proposed tax rate in. creased prope rty takes Is about 64 percent over revenues, If approved by the c voters, will go Into areseñe me yew 's fund, Arnold said. If the peâple $1,000 assessed valuation, Major Increase anticipated In do not approve the Increased the new budget, according to tax rate, only $6,000 will be CoUflCllmafl Wilfred Arnold, available for a reserve fond i flnancecoinmnlssloner,Isin the meet unanticipated •' I general government fund, to go emergencies during the year. II upfroinhltl,000to$315,000.The the people do approve t in. • i public works department crease, he said $124 ,OW win budget, at the same time, he be designated In the reserve , said, will be reduced from account. qfll," Mnsêd 01*0,111 t$1,NS 'in g_. ,,, "tbe reserve fund will gIve ih(# • "Act ually the city's public financial stability duE wor uepartment Is only y and will permit ;tuI day to day tflSIn. expenditure for other tA it tenance, cleaning items. it also will allows carry mowing and repairing pot- over at the end of the year:fo eN 1, •. - - -1 . < 4, 111,0, , .1 . :. % - - • ,., Qh ' ___ - QC ' "' -:., ----,:-• .. ___ , 0. ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Sea World curator Ed Asper says a herd of pilot whales may have beached themseives at Clearwater last week became they did not want an ailing whale to die alone. Marine life experts tried to save the mammals to no avail. They gently pushed the seven stranded whales Into the shallows last Wednesday, then towed them Into deeper : • 0 .11,61 , '.. ., Didn't Want Lonely Death? :: ___ _____________________________________ men -a v . •. . ___ -: ' - - 11: ___ p -y . - . Luther King Jr. and more than diction, we Intend to stop 600 of his followers. That march them," said Folmar. "They say SELMA, Ala. (UP!) - The famous Selma to Montgomery march staged in 1965 to gain voting rights for blacks will be reenacted starting today, but Drowns At DI*n.v World Sept. . 'White Civil Rights' Into Ditch, . 11 FACILnY FO ,,-1. ..-I 4 I IN fill It lI not have been able to take it himself, approach the tub, hot water and slash both wrists and forearms with 13 deep cut "The preparation could have been Introduced Into Panchenko' w vvOmafl JupS orginlmii only by another person and for a definite Purpose, IzvedlS said. "This (181)) preparatIon, as is widely known, Is possessed b Western special services. It Is used for Influencing a person' . ' mind," It said. "Herein, apparently, lie the answers to!.t1 questions linked with the Aarau tragedy." LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (UP!) Authorities say a the newspaper said, had been permanently bun 62-year-old Baltimore, Md. woman slipped into a drainage th in 14)fldOfl and was e target of "special services of Westen ditch at Disney World and (frowned while searching for countries" in particular, an English spy. car. "It is very Indicative that the Englishman who, as It Is said h Orange County Sheriff's Department Identified the c"a was VlCthfl W ednesday as Haddle Williams Richardson. They London approximately in the same days when Panchenko was on said she left Disney World Tuesday night after watching a his business trip to Switzerland," It said. fireworks display. "What happened then? - a mistake in dosing out the She became separated from her companions while preparation with which somebody wanted to weaken Panchenko' looking for her car, and apparently slipped Into the ditch will, to prod him onto frankness?" and drowned. "One thing Is clear beyond doubt - It was not a suicide." 9 :, A NEW 1?O BED 5KIL.Lf 0 ___ ranier Jobe Marker. MorethanlTh,*aCfiiottbebsrlMdhstsbs.niMiid In and most deng.ous biases wi in Idaho, wire nearly 3,111 fo* bl tl hove burned over 130* sores. ' FLORIDA, BRIEF ered ritinri et 1 CE____________ . d ur • A - dry West. M rugged Diplomat It Is a dory of an LW-drugged Soviet • ployee of the Secretariat of the International Cocoa Organization, d for the aged to l) diplomat, a body floating in a half-filled tub of water In a Swiss contacted Swiss authorities autopsy. hotel and en Fiigllih spy who vanished, U I VIII ill s "Two diplomats and adoctorbflmldlatelyllft for Mrsu, bug in The soviotnewpaperlzvestlatharged Wednesday the clues R don't add up and that somebody murdered Leonid Panchenko. the autopsy was made before their arrival," the newspaper said. The newspaper said Soviet authorities dill have not received a Panchenko, 32, was found In April with his wrists slashed in a etts detailed report on the autopsy or copies of the interrogations of suicide, th a in Aarau, near Zurich. Police ruled his dea hotel witnesses PSOpIW1'? CHELSEA. Mm (UP!) At leSot two But !zvedIa, In a 2,500-word article, hinted Swiss Cowterin But what they did find was a body that allegedly had killed aM 10 Injured in . tefllgssxe agents may have been involved and dema nded an tam _ iper said. examine swept through a rooming __ et U1Swiss au,aurLueL "ez.1 Panchenko's body medical experts were able to Sovi this morning, Swim are capable of unraveling the bloody knot tied when first4tand ft was returned to Moscow two weeks later. The victims, including a , , WIJl who-performed another autopsy, have "The Soviet Veda"who and jumped from upper floors of the foumdory bdlng (InBem, spoke= grounds to want that the bits of internal organs which were found before firefigliterscouldwrive with!- A41r- polles'Wd. the allogdim as "absolute rubbish.") In the thorax and abdomen of Panchenko's body did not belong to All available firefighters In this city northeastof Boston the him," the new the manager of The tale began to wold on April 7, when combined with workers trim nearby cininwmlti,s to g It said other vital organs were missing, but water leaking from Room 311. Hotel Aarauerbof the blaze, which darted shortly bef 4 am According to the police report, IzvesU said, the manager them dot" were able to determine Pmcbmb bad received & brought under control abityk 5:30 a.zo. Many of the large quantity of 18D 'homily before his death. opened the door and found Panchenko's body In a bathtub. estImated 10 occupants .ersd borne and smoke It said the drug was In such a large dose that Panchenko would the dea of Panchenko, an em. Soviet authorities, noti fi ed of th inhalation. MOSCOW (UP!) INBAIEF .. Thursday, Aug. 9,1979--3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .. - -- --- - - -- - - - - -- __• - - -- - -: - -. - * 0 • - 0 -. �S-•—.r••;.-•'•._ Around 11 n Year, $38.00. By Mall: Week, 05 cents; Mouth, $3iO; 6 Months, Year, $40.00. The Clock 3y jMHAyN1Cg ANGL E.WAL TERS Coal's Potential ugnreen the abundance of oil In the Middle East. "America is the Saudi Arabia olcoal,"he told anappreciative crowd in the coal-mthng country ofKentucky. Theoretically, our coal reserves could supply tKe nation's entire energy needs for about 1(X) *ars. Mr. Carter can direct our attention to that fict, but even he doesn't have the answer to the iestion that follows. How are we going to turn a '1dlrty" fuel like coal Into one that Is safe, ac csRibl d economical enough useful Man Faces 3232. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m. Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Sanford Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Bond Hearing building. — Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. SenlUsle Rebekah Ladle 43,8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, W7½ Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anosymeis, 7:30 p.m., Community United -- . •• ' . , / on ths An d Abr - "k. ' I .9 _L-_....... FRIDAY,AUGUST 10 Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Sesth Veinda Sertania, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn, Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Th. 2.5 million U.S. duck hunters soon will face total bans on waterfowl hunting if Industry and the National Rifle Association persist in resist ing the switch from lead to steel shotgun loacIs That's what an official of the U.S. Fish and • n sw,ouu.e for : There are engineers who argue that uranium Is arder to ork jy m the a, better alternative to coal as a fuel for generating Mon. Not '" Is he electricity, given the costs and health and safety always w&thgton statistics surrounding the two. Be that as It may, or sense of caring in governgroups are on the verge of suing the Interior circumstances demand that both nuclear and coal miii I don't feel he Is trying to make it work." Department, of which his agency is an arm, to bit exploited to the fullest practical extent as The civil servants were defensive because force an end to waterfowl imtl'ig because ft o1n Iierav especially —u to meet they believe the public sees government ManDJ options F V if we are • the environment,"u defined Mr. Carter's goal of reducing by half me amount of ding still did Uomfl.s they wa to lism,. But, under the National Environmental Protection . said the woman, "drkio" are not being made oil consumed In power plants. Mt. t ; at because hi us e does 't w the W te Ho n an to th " The president's call for a massive propam to— He thinks the envtronmentalistswould ask for doesn't fit Into their carncaltn structure over synthetic" fuels has brought coal to the " un inj ctions against use of lead shot in states . produce there. where there are lotsof hwteri, and lotsof ducks. e most likely raw material for forefront as th is that st frustration Pieti bureaucrats' The 1ee million of the 100 billion waterfowl that Manufactured oil and gas. South Africa Is What doIn position DO 001 uSfS to gr mi ate on the Atla ntic, Miilu1ççi and Pacific w# ssi i povidIng an example of what might be ac anwhat is taking piece U CA TI N VI E flyways each year die of Lead poisoning. complished. That country's "Sasol" process Is met, theythat many producing oil from coal at a cost which South decide they aim* don't have to we to* orroute from far-nortborn nosting grounds, issues bomm -the Georgia off keeps these Africans say is competitive with the price of OPEC mistake spent lead pellets "."gun They "N"sfor for seeds, sw& anyway-11 prQbMmn5 0. ingest the pellets and the In a few weeks of lead As a result, the man said, "employees down It has also become evident since Mr. Carter's poisoning. Federal lAo1cgMa have confirmed By PATRICIA Is Inactive. More valuable would MCCOUIA(Z time a player e there Is no have e line get sloppy beca ll th us these baths numerous at economics, wi demand s since the late '5k. July 15 energy message th UPI Edeestle. Editor be properly conducted physical education time for good work; no on. wants to make a In some Mates the lead-poisoning deaths are as much to do with the direction we take In synpmgra= that could help pvmote lifetime much higher than 3 percent. A third Of thetic fuel production as the various technical or P1* himself Some Jobeviles and Junin In U.S. schools They found ft especially amusing when the Loulsilina's waterfowl, for ewnple, die of lead jj problems that may remain to be overcome. The j,, to fast, kink boos,, list to child growth and development. prisidurd said In hiS &mda pfr.g. television narcotics, become mothers and father, before president has sparked a national debate over Physicaleducallon: addrembilowingthe CampDovidmeatiall5thAt graduation or marriaget S ' M the ' a* Us man y But Matry — Wd&&Uy,one big company Iftther the government should finance and direct desessit cut school pby*d education pvgrams have bed to _ and 0011- he had spa too much time working on ddaft rovo up teachers — AMIst smvenerld kUI thonselm the National Rifle Association be" held beck for luck of ft date &W local Ine program or whether Washington's but it too much sit too much, grow fat and net uioi talking about the bigger ISINI Many, also s cii. They claim steel pellets are inaccurate, trtbttion would be 4o 1 a free marketplacs bring and bxdb& Many "as toda ban only leaving more crippled. bbIL They claim the "Ph onsula as some grab levels. a In ptilic health circles, all mots like those I --Strass e 17nMbe PVW Anamum all the time.11 she said. I'He buidy control: EbcdWW efforts should proof Of ised Pol'" ' liMedabove calied"ndfdeutrztivehabs." underscore anyone else does theèeiay does ft at alL" from Southern California Edison Co. and Texaco ch Pss rise to the qVi: It took the Interior Department a decade to Inc. with their announcement of plans to build a n watching Carter at work, onelunch partner potential iiyidaaIs ain't ' bite the bullut. Finally, In 1178, then-Interior plant near Barstow, Calif., that will convert coal said he sass's constant battle between "lb.) payoff for ar.ulfdestructivs en't schools warning hide that the cope with stress, How famlli.s...ofter support behavior It a siIOM1, a troubled vnber...cai either trigger or in. Secretary Thomas Kieppe ordered a ben on lead from Utah into gas and burn the gas to produce Jimmy Carter cr.d by (chef ci tinily stress or help $gdftcwtly to ameliorate shot over three years Oil the three flyways. An HW'IOfl Jordan, who Is the SOuthern outsider, dines. ridded life? electricity. The sponsors say the $30 million clint 'P"at the ban was thrown cii Of Jimmy by (domn. and chm ond, Assistant It. Now Dr. Julius B. Ri will not require government subsidies an will federal court. vimdd MPUMU —Haftbdds: Preparing young ddkken for ft 9ldlovohw) craticBW I" lrliasv* who on up of all Secritary for HaW U.S. Department of PokID74a employ a technology mom advanced than any the But lad year the biggest leadpliet maker, Hesith, Education and Wdtw% wants the per group posuese with regard to smid4o Department 0 car Winchester-Western, and NRA pressured The tWO parts of Carters Sunday speech flMlOfl'5 schools to do to h et*1P41 alcehol ii., &g use, and u,tul sIuJoLuIAlflg. enhance their ability to deal with 'these Congress. They got a Senate apptvpnIatIojs tips*td those two characters and the result control destructive 1*bt'J . ttie headed by Seas. Robert C. Byrd, Extracting gas from coal Is not a new imWP .. w a series .1 activIst policy ri u.s. prusuru. Parents, schools, and health '' " 1 can help chiliwn acquire sijis t DW, Vi., and Tad Stevens, R.Alaska, to cut off pJsgrsss opposed to t he coniervMlve antiprf--technology. Gas produced from coal was widely Richmond caps with prohient, they will confront as money for enforcing the lead-shot ban. used In American homes and industry until wes1''g'on rhetoric of the rest of the speech. odw programs,_rnw~ When the money bill went to a compromise teenagers. cheaper natural gas drove It oft the markt RisIng en in the academic sdthg. m. iaucrsts have no strong partisan dais abi..: Ezpeim.Ma1 COIIIIrUICe with a Borne appropriations sub. —AMOIIO1 and is te price, of oil and gas, and restraints on their bIas, but they said t isa t i.,... In can lead to depen- CTlfltIttie headed by Rep Sidney Yates, D..flL, government than was lm.74, dining Watergate. nat1o's seconi heolui nevolutlea, then )W behavior by yorig peoopls availability, can just as well. bring coal gas back OW.Wa0"Nuft C4lactivs it was agreed to Id ft A"decide whether or onto the- market, and introduce coalbased liquid -lwa %monan ad nrlichnin Owl n as ftrdasy JW0 OMM Jr- awd who dencuarm&used not to bar Ind shot. health profeuslosals and, community So have a situation where elgIt stales left los it the ci July. ytivag to Provided, of courses that the market Is f of told set to JOIN en is ithe the price controls and other regulations which , Oklahoma — have spo . distort the relative vihus of various fuels. Mr. help them avoid dgardte omohth or harmful decided net to euloros thsThdenal lesd.ibot . elple ftWiSuIM1 She it use Of alce'ol or dip. Five other dates California, Iowa, Ohio, Carter can say what he will aboot the potsetlal of ±'--)ist& g t. ciue. I M! 01113 Orem ad Washington — be" id the — — -0 0 -MM -&--& problems remains flawed by codowd faith n milseewl unmumsysecousmaddsocents a 10INCIVI to uack hada t do not contain adequate abut whir behavier tit ss ' Now Yates' ubcci"rllt.e has decided I Pico controls and govornmint managemà of They s drew a ceetrut to the YSSI When Of_: autnlsets. Nutriuiss ieetd be —Netritlen: *al Yet good sating continue the Mites' spites. The Semite . energy resources . -' cu4• Gerald VOid w presidirt iscauas he had p Of ragvlu Wwpltll SI • _j)1, h4 cta Is ly ( The cool ftelde of Ksethkv 14551 .' , — . '. Taiglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Lesgw.od AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, 434. Yar Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 Th. Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cweibeny AA, dosed, 8p.m., Ascension uherar. ' * SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 Balireem and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Sewinole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 - -- -..'-' -' Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, AUGUST 13 — Bleed &awlng sponsored by Longwood-Winter Springs .• • . • • • O D j • On The Matter Of _____ • JI - AfrPO1t By WILLIAM STEW - : r. Health They're not - ___ - Area Chamber of Commerce, 11 am, to 7 p.m., Flagship Bank, SR *t. I..or.gwoot • MONDAY, AUGUST 13 CongressIonal seminar sponsored by National Federation of Federal Employees Local 1451, 3-5 p.m., American legion Home, 1004 Legion Place, Orlando. Conducted by Rep. Bill Nelson. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 Bleed dawtag sponsored by Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber Of Commerce, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tropic Bank, SR 434, Winter Springs. MONDAY, AUGUST 20 Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29 "Ruf.ryour 44 R= for yourHealth", free public seminar on jogging, 7:30 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical UbraryBu1ld1ng.,, • - • • ,,r, fl tjnj nl 'iliU k V'sI$(l I.flJ •,, , .:' . Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford eel Shot •,: • WASHINGTON (NEA) - As workers everywher, do, two high-level government bureaucrats were complaining about their boss diarbg lunch the other day. A - • :' St "hat M Conser set bond for Millard the lives of four judges and Wagers Wednesday at $50,000 three other people involved In on Kentucky charges of in- his former wife's divorce 10 tiznidatlng seven people. years ago and his three Monday children's adoption last DecernWagers was released ber. under $),() bail set for a • I federal extortion charge, and :-FLORIDA m subsequently arrested when — f,, . Kentucky authorities forIL. AUVE warded the new charges. He • .SufS4lNf STATE was scheduled to appear before jJ U.S. Magistrate Donald P. Juanita Price of 214 Lakeview Ave., Sanford displays trophies awarded her Dietrich in Orlando Friday husband, William Lloyd Price, for being declared winner In absentia, of feature morning for a removal hearing ing which time his bond may ___ race at New Smyrna Raceway last weekend. Price, a Sanford firefighter, died in dur be increased according to a Sanford blaze Aug. 1. Mrs. Price stands beside Number 24, stock car built by Wagers' attorney. her husband, who also was an avid stock car racer. The attorney, Frank Taylor, FV said Wagers would remain in 1 the Orange County Jail in lieu of bond until the removal hearing. Wagers, 41, a private conMaybe I can saveyou tractor living in a suburb of .' ..- Orange County Judge Lee Orlando, allegedly threatened , ______ , Methodist Church, Causelberry. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Give -' - Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 W. First St. 'v / ' Jj.•: -. -• rruo 01 Nature left the United States with an abun*ce of coal which President Carter compares to THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 Diagnosing Plant Problems, 7:30 p.m., Agri-Center, 4320 S. Orlando Drive, Sanford. Free to public. Call 322. VIEWPOINT Thursday, Aug. 9, 17-_g, Goldenrod ENDAR - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA!O. Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Dir.ctor. Controls Limit Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ _ 9 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Mouth, $3.25; 6 Months, 111* ' rnik(ngalayupandfoUtthedoorlofthelYm. th bsll.wlae,thsquestk" Was polasdtoa groupot In case major league biiibifl f missed 1$, the doors had shut and were locket I When I got football now opened in July wow a lot ofcelhgt - to what their most iinVrSsiI?4 had to go aroond to the front back In. I C01t 0 has rdad some Al door to come back and shoot the free throw. I got Same of the qulps that Ucklod me Included: uro .e1.n is'o'.d mon applause when I stepped to the line," said some "I come oft the bench In bMbdbA got my In34M 'of in Miami last January. Susquehanna linebacker Bob Fender. Mrxtinni from the coach and paled oft my warThMmesMtheoIr4otcelkgondhIghecbool And then there are the M&l4 5wi1L mop punts and my uniform shorts. It took me a practice seedoes Is just erosmd the corner. Bull guard Jaim Campsna was asked If he had while to name I was Minding there In my Jock and Has In SrnI'iol. County the biØi school warriors superstitions about a pregame routine. "I don't n any people were watdth4," said Bowling return to the scene ci last years practice wars jump tall il buildings before big gaini," from to JU quarteibac M . WnIg Aug. 11. Theason guts under wa Sept. 7, he deadpanned. gmn. IlIn.dopbehthd the , preceded by and jamboree a week hairs. ( a serious note, former Lyman High fullback fy thing, Gree guard and started barking signals Central Florida's cofleijal. pirfi.wmm will 1N Mike Massey, who now plays for Arkansas, was the cuter anapped the bell," said Southern Cal be packing their sullesses and beading far various asked the relevance of football to life. quarterback Paul McDonalt campuses wound the sts. "Football Is Is relevant to whatever you want to kick barefoot. Malut LSU, one of their big "I Perhaps the most notable Seminde County . get out c4 ft- It opens many areUlfllife for you t 1*if forth. season Is Mike see before you are finished with life. And hopefully, looked down and saw I w barefoot. He said 'exFlorida Stat.. The SemInole High or Good, a seni at everything you did will be positive. Enjoy em me' and left the field laughing," said grad Is an cifualve guard, and Is being touted as everything In life to the max" he came back. MIippl punter Jim MIfl. FSU's AllAm.rlcan candidate. I couldn't agree more. "In a high school basketball game I fouled Taking a quick scan it the n#lonal scene foot Evening lkmrWd X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37171 Area Code 305.322-3811 or $314113 Thursday. August 9, 1979-4A • I • - , ARRIVE HUSBAND HONORED Call • I like Nations and Daytona Beach Abduction Indictment H an d ed Down before the 5-year-old girl was husband. convince the abductor to ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) who says abducted July 28. James Keith Tucker, When she realized it was not, release Caroline wtharnied. Tucker was arreted after the he did not see Caroline He said in jailhouse inter- she demanded to know what the Thompson In the back seat of a views that he only meant to bearded stranger was doing. He car was spotted, pursued and station wagon he drove away take the Thompson car when he never answered, Mrs. Thomp- rainnied by police in Myrtle from a Daytona Beach motel, jumped behind the wheel, son said, and Caroline began Beach, S.C. Caroline was with was Indicted Wednesday for Tucker said he had been crying. Before she could pull him. She said Tucker somekidnapping and car theft. fing glue. Police believe he was her daughter . from the back times spoke roughly to her, but r seat of the cart the man sped he fed her well and even cared Conv1tton on either of the caught trying to steal anothe off. for her two pet dogs. two federal counts could bring car minutes before, and was Bond was set at $250,000 bond FBI agents had no luck Tucker, 19, of High Point, N.C. anxious to get away from the searching for the car for 53 for Tucker when he was Jailed a life-term in prison. A motel parking lot as quickly as hours. They Instructed the at Florence, S. C. He was spokesman in the U.S. Attor possible. weary Thompsons to go before brought to Orlando just before Rachel Thompson of Dun- television ney's office said Tucker's cameras In hopes his indictment, and then taken arraignment may not be woody, Ga., had been leafing that their tearful appeals would to the Orange County Jail. scheduled before Friday be. through a magazine and waitcause of the federal magis- ing for her husband to register - inside the beachfront motel where they vacationed for 11 Tucker had been released years. The frail, blonde mathathfrom a North Carolina jail ematics teacher said she didn't where he served time for lar- look up when a man entered the cony and auto theft two weeks car, thinking It was her :!jj' compare. uuv iiiuiivy UI HOMEOWNERS DEBTS PRESSING WE CAN HELP Money For any worthwhile purpose Applications by phone 1st and 2nd MTG quality protection, whatever your insurance needs. 0 A11511dic good hands. b1re in Alt.. l,u,uce C.uI.s*sss. IL .4irthb,ug. 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Bizarre ' PIof BERRY'S WORLD . iw adelasools, to dim laid! an (WM)--Jmd 10011 CdOft and Particularly ' anionk cm te spurts be t mash Of the mete prutela. calciem 11110 WM 11101* siras be geveremeit," Mid. twoblems of miuthig, transporting and using coal or fuel In an environmisulally acceptaMs way. . fil ft & f pjo hW' p Ph. 322.1681 & 0. - ...-•' - * ___ f"ø" ' I '-'; •-4' -• r___ �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS - A-çv.eIng Hers. SsMsrd, III. Alzado Quits 'Football; Gets $1 Million To Fight Spinks Thersdey, Avg. , 1fl p By United Press isteriatlosal When All-Pro defensive end 'Lyle Aizado jump. Into something, he jumps in with both fists. Alzado of the Denver Broncos retired from football Angels Top Oakland,, 8- 1 As Baylor First To Reach 1:00 RBIs. Wednesday.. Baylor drove In three rum with a homer and single to become the first major.ieaguer to reach the l00-RBIpZateau this season. Dan Ford went 44or.4. Call. fornia collected 21 total hits, and, to add injury to Insult, Dave Frost, 11.7, limited Oakland to just six hits. As a result, Keough, 014, who made the American League AliStar team in lflB, tied the major-league record for most losses In a row at the start of a season sat by Joe Harrit of the Boston Red Sol in 1906. In othet AL games, New York nipped Chicago, 4-3; Cleveland swept Boston, 6.4 and 82; Milwaukee beat Baltimore, 64; Detroit spilt with Texas, winning the nightcap, after dropping the opccr, IG., aiiJ Minnesota edged Seattle, 34. Yankees 40 Willie Sex 3: Chris Chambllu lined a three-run homer to cap a fourrim eighth to 'cad the Yankees. ldIass $1, Red Sox 4-2: Dan Splilner fired a six-hitter and Mike Hargrove and Torn Ver)er each knocked In two nine to help Cleveland to Its second double-header sweep over Boston in two weeks. In the first game, Toby Harrah and Bobby Bonds each collected three hit& Brewers 8, OrIoles 4: 1 Gorman Thomas' sacrifice fly scored Don Money with one out In the ninth to trigger a fourrun outburst that handed Baltimore Its fourth straight loss, 10-4, - The report said $1 million had been placed In escrow for AI'ado, who fought an elghtzound exhibition against Muhammad AU at Mile High Stadium July 14. According to the broadcast, Aizado was guaranteed a fight with a higher-ranked contender if he beats Spinks and would Rulers 1549 TIgers 1$: Rookie Bruce Bobbins flirted With a no-hitter for six bvthgg and Jo)" Wockenfuu hit a grand slam and a solo shot to lead Detroit to a split. In the opener, Eric Soderhohn lit two homers and tied a club record with six 11W. Twins 3, Mssiassi I: Dave Golts and Mike Marshall combined on a 10-hitter and John Caitino scored one rim and drove in another to spark the Twins. head in the secondset that l might have to quit," Lloyd said. "I can't Ramesh Krishnan, 6-4, 64, while Vila, of Argentina, beat Van Wlnitaky, Miami, 71,6-3. "It was hot out there, but In the last four or five games It seemed like my body cooled down or the weather did," said Con' flora. "I didn't feel so bad." He later returned to stadium court before the evening matches and jogged several laps Also among the top 10, Jose Higueras, Clerc, Wojtek Fibak, Manuel Orantes, Eliot Teltacher, and Balazs Taroczy advanced to the third round. Fourth-seeded Higueras, of Spain, ousted Pete McNamee of Australia, 6-0 34 (retired); No. 5 Clerc, of Argent ina, beat Nick Saviano, Los Altos Hills, Calif., 6-3, 6-0; No.7 Flbak, of Poland, eliminated John Lloyd, 6-4, 6-4; No, 8 Orantes, at Spain, beat Mike Grant, Roslyn, N.Y., ever remember defaulting. If 'he (White) had won Iii second set, I probably would have quit." Lloyd said that Tomnano just got tired In the second set, possibly from her efforts to keep Lloyd moving on the court In the first, "The mixture of penicillin, the flu and the heat Is little too much for me. I don't want to use that for an excuse. If I lose, I Jose," she said. Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe and Guillermo Vilas, the top three seeds in men's singles, led the advance Into the third round under the scorching August hal. Connors, the defending champion from Belleville, ill. scored a 64, 6-2, win over Caeth Pavel Slozil; McEnroe, Dougluton, N.Y., crushed India's . 62, 6-2; No. 9 Teltacher, Palos Verdes, Calif., beat Kim Warwick, of Australia, 64, 6-2, while No. 10 Taroczy, of Hungary, eliminated Warren Maher, of. Australia, 6-2, 64. No. woman Kerry Reid, of Australia, defaulted due to an injury she suffered In Tuesday' match against Diane Desfor, Long Beach, Calif. Reid's departure also knocked out the top-seeded women's doubles team, Her partner was Aussle Evonne Goolagong Cawley, seeded third in singles competition. Cawley gained Thur1'a quarterfinals With a 6-2,6-1 win over defending champion Dana Gilbert, Piedmont, Calif. Virginia Ruzici, the No.4 seed from Rumania, battled toa6-7, 76, 6-2, win over Joanne Russell, Naples, Fla, The only other seeded - By HUGH ThOION .- DouØsn Hall Mowry lrandstadt Long Thayer 'Greene Wilsybull, iobsl1 MMk.aud he's pod hr .Dat lios.spomt&" TOM Ims beau èoadigforis'yews ad bm A • Marriott Ingram lubor Totals . ,'' . • B. Garcia Whoelor . .. -.•i. .. 'IT: - • X4 Ige7' ' f,'. cher Kevin Wick had a no-hitter going for Seminole meets the Vestavia learn again seven lrmthgs In the losing effort, tonight at 6:30 p.m. for the right to play the The Alabama team was led by Chris unbeaten Midway squad. Midway beat Hammond who had two hits and was the. Vestavia in an 8:30 p.m. contest Wednesday, winning pitcher. 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SR 1447.v7-. 41 41 AS 1½ 1500.127 44', 4433.3116 15UJ137 Msntrssl Chicags No Louis Phhla New YarN - 4..'. . . d ke c. I. 1 Cardiac Cardinal 00 at Kan City, 2, tWI-nIght By United' Press lalsiaaflss.a$ ,- • $ yu) ad '' 500 Elmo MIlwaukee at Boston night New York it Salt more, fl3g4 Toronto at Chicago, Cleveland at Texas night Seattle at California nit ilcetleJuice 11111141101, LOOM Stsedass r. (LII 150) 14 -lla.deN1a (l*nssa 114), ' unable to participate in training camp workouts. WICN 4:Np.so.'-. M1II 3'M1C114Time31.74 at Detroit 2Hvlk 0(4-1)51.11, sMMfl (NermiN 941. 12:15 . -Wide receiver Kevin Miller suffered a slight shoulder separation -during practice, the Minnesota Vikings said. Team officials said it was not known how long he would be OPEN 7 A.M. FOR AUTO SERVICE - TAS 3A Harness MaOr L.agu.J Racing P11-4)11540, T(1-44) 8111111111111111111111.111 Baseball ions. slAy uusw.ys 9INracsD1.14Ti.e$1. PNitSi*e Mle! -. 130410. 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IndraceD5-I4T11,.3I. 1 a* Boston (Eckersley, . - tm ang l ishffih'I - Today's 32j. ,..IN From 15. lan 01105.7 BAR. 1wsus.kuuI Minnesota 3, Snaffle I dracsD5-14ylm.13,li iTotal lffert 310 240 Wednesday $3JHappyHom,,ç740 420 3To00IIver 3.00 .PeI1kaIl 3 Able Art 0(2-7) 1410, PU?) 00.11, 1(3.74) 1140 515 Denver 2SffASda.e &I is. . and Lyle Alsado retired to pursue a 0(34)7445. P(14)221.11. T($-34) tIN race 11-14 TIme 31.44 terser as pro boxer. 944.15. SWPC11'nwoII 10.70 3.60 440 Green Say - Announced that Ito race Cl-l4TImeIl44 7Clareguws Flyer 70 5.00 receiver Sieve Odom would come 3 Rem dRlv 1040 530 ,aj IRocky Knox 1.50 out of retirement. 2Toplc Gem 00(74) 15.45. P( 5.7) 138,10, 1(5.7. 9.30 10.10 Houston - Acquired offensive S Home Front 4.40 1) 15405. tackle'Richard Grimm itt from 0(2.3)47.44, P0.2) ni.ts, T(3-24) INN rsce 1~. TIme 00.00 Dallas for a draft choice. 009.10. . 1 Cheerful Chap 4.10 440 315 Oakland - Placed running bock IIIrace 35andlntheclowns 540 340 Sam Scatter and tight and Lesnell 45. Jimmie 01'IêTi. 33.17 1040440 741 1JM"S Still lapld 3.211 Jones on waivers. 1liii Foster 0(14) 21.44 P414) 12.15, T(144) 5.00 2.10 San Diego - Released punters 4Jvn Rick 2.4 953.51 Marty King and Jerry Pope: 0(14) 21.41, P(4-I) 74.40,1(4-14) 1I*raceTA5-1eytee31,$4 linebacker Randy Scott and C0f 131* 1 Target Irine 310 240 315 nerback Hughie Show. 7 K's QUIS,I III 4* roan .14flme3l$ 740 440 Tampa may - Placed offensIve 6 See Inventive 415 411 1290 0 Straight Thw' • 340 lineman Jeff Winans, an waivers. 3Real Easy 1(1-7) 1141, P11.7)31.15, T(1-74) 440 440 Washington - Announced that S Amarillo n Fran n Diego • . L California 1 Oakland 1 0. Baltimore i New York 4, Chicago 3 Mllwsok 5 HPS sign Star Sports Transaction øncI BEAT THE BLUES THE BLA HS' ' of 19 Put ' it? 15153- ., • examined for abdominal pains. -New Orleans Saints; wide receiver Tinker Owens, who missed practice with a hip injury, may be forced out of the lineup In Saturday's preseason game against the Chicago Bears. Also missing practice Wednesday was rookie linebacker Jim Kovach, who had swelling in his 3 Honey Nugget I Fourth Game Q(57) 29.40; T(5.7.3) 347.40. Time 4 Ramon-InSidro 10.10 13.80 6.20 2.10.3. 1 SaraUrqui:a 5.80 5.60 A- 1,325; Handle- $77,264. $Vlctor-Rodoifo 6.20 0 (1-4) 41.40; P (4.1) 91.40; 1 (4-14) 514.40. I FilthGame SGasti.Sarduy 16.20 6.40 1.10 20scarEnnlque 1.00 4.00 DAYTONA BEACH 6lsasa•Gondra 7.00 Sixth Game 1 Zerox 1.10 3.80 2.60 6 Speedy Phone 21.40 4.10 3 General Manager 2.50 0(1-5)40.00;T(1.5.3) 13040. Time ,, , 39 34 332 5 4UVM MORML ' lv United Press International WLPd. . Star YRasylomy - lMountaiimZlp rans , IL1Ii* . •i NI 0-1 0(74) 5641, P(5.7)147.31,1(5-74) 010012 i-I pL4L Seminole a Icludig aWtidea m - IsI 23 3 6 Tampa ;' -- es in Sanford1w 14s1 lb •s. Ca'olys highly leashes $Sm5EII!.inthS7I hlute S odd t is lbs ms I4IICL', "r "ws a $lo d a-IP' & amm o00 Johnson Ysl$ . . By Ualhsd Press liuresdusel season. And in the eighth, Cesar Pittsburgh to their win. 201 4, who lod his tid for a Geronimo &badget SW* Into their shutoutWhen Giants it, Padres 7: Barry Buiell y. sods at )tty*.fjod Sladlusi doubled horn. Murphy In the "Both Niekro and myself are Mike lyle celebrated his 7Zth , , fifth and his one-hitter when fast wortes," said Bonham,birthday by hitting two @* 10 Eight when tie. ovs Gay Matthews singled loading who also Mopped Braves" third homers and winning pitcher MID (4 ON the W011h, r(fr4 the begemariBobanwsn ing John Curtis knocked In three the Atlanta Braves, $49 In ins Braves In Order In every utbã hitting streak. "Tonight thebig runs to lead San Francisco. g Ilnl., Incidentally, dif PhillIes 4, Eq.. 3: my (Qflfr()t, 10 ad. t i.0 .. es.. my Montreal first baseman Tony cn.r • slosmsving game Perez boded pinch-litter Boo f•" 'Bill Boatusn, $1, bud a The rod it the Rods tempo, McBride's two-out ground ball 1 Fl - 4 perfect germs going odilhi managed orgy seven hits off a three-run in the ninth Inning to help Ken Rob ,.j Mpi,y w sttsr and loser Phil Nliko, homer In the second ftjng w4 Philadelphia to victory. odkstheftfthlodagaudinthe W1$. let two at theel hits' George Hendrick cracked a A sir" ad .dtled for 'a med ad riged the game -;qékly. nmiromer tirtolift j,p ntci out ssb two-tits. The *ssi 'n.l jig iin the *1r Ive &. iui ' bas, pitchreda slxdtt.r as us ieiind inat PkMes5,C s3, ov e dr in Uie Uealcin rum 1n sod drack oat leer, fir ide sigIebyJayBinchwitbigs Phil Garner's three-run the tuti being to pace gthe Ni secoud colikie at the 11th bums rem Of fl in u i ... -, L 211 301 201 300 2 00 211 StafldIey Zor Make as t Work Of Atlan.ta Braves, 3 ., . 3 0 0 Marriott Seminole came back with a victory In a night contest over Town and Country of Tampa, the only other Florida representative in the four-team tourney. The 3-1 loss eliminated.. Town and coup" frolln the Tuna *(vV,osei to the team from Midway, Ga., 1-0. .... ' Greene Kerr Wick scored the team's only rim In the contest. Semlnole advanced to tonight's action inthe regional tournament hosted at Five Points Complex at Sanford. The Seminole Pony League &11,dar team lost Its opening contest in nine innings, 24 to the team from Vestavia, Ala. Seminole pit- Reds . '.,- Pinney worKed out after a bout with a viral infection, along with linebacker Dennis Winston, who had been 1520 9.80 5.20 lEchanlz 880 So 2.12.0. 8Mutlla 6.20 0(14) 3210,P(6-l) 114.71, T(4-fl) 340 0!j Seventh Game 0(2-4) 39.40; p (2.4) I2.t0; 1(24. lUll. ,,i 243) 134.20. Time By nos 4.00 3.00 3.10 •) 323.00. lllkflCSD$.14T111131.9S 6 Clippers Pride 4.00 2.80 Tenth Game SNikkIi Again 32.40 1.10 1.50 Third Oam, $ Deleon larport llsasa-Arnpeta 3.20 WEDNESDAY RESULTS 20.60 22.40 7.10 1 Madlscn$gorf 2.50 2.50 4 Retlabl,Gordon 9.20 3.20 3.10 0 (4-5) 4.40; p 16.60; Time 700 560 First Game P15-2) mOo; I 43-260scarSarduy 0(2-5)33.00: S Smoke Dream 3.10 SIrish Gum . 5.80 4.50 2.04.3. 1 5 Bede.Baduoia 1 DomngoPradera 15.00 4.20 3.00 4)1127.20. 3 K) 0(I-1)1340,P(5-i)34a.2l,T(1.14) 2LTigress 6.80 Eighth Game Q(4•7) 117.40; P(7-6) 343.30; 1(7. IGaldos-Arca SixthOame 6.60 3.60 31145. 0 (4-I) 31.11, 1 (44-2) 31.$0; S Byrd Bobby 23.60 18.40 3.00 2Victor.Fernan 2.80 4CarasaMandiola 14.60 11.60 7.00 6-51 927-101UBrKSCI.1411..31.7s Time 2.11.4. lMickey Peak 22.40 1.10 Eleventh Game 0 (1-4) 32.20; 1 -2) 221.20 1 DomIngoFernan 19.00 4.00 I 0 Yes Ill 1.00 4.00 6Sam Berazi 3.50 Second Game 2GaldosAndre 3.80 6Santi.Mandlola 11.00 5.40 300 4MIItaIt 0 (4-1)171.00; 1 (4.4-4) 1.471.50: 1 AranoAndre Vlcandi-Andrews 680 3 00 12.20 1.20 320 0(1-4) 44.50; P (4.1) 102.40; 1(4-i, . 2CIICnDy,IIrnO 2.10 S Saris Mick Time '0 Time 2:04 4. ISaraFernan lCarasa-Arca Id 290 15.50 8.40 2) 346.40. . Q(l)49*P(14)lW.S1,T(14.,J NintliGame OTnani.Fernan 34)3500(4.3) 123.40;T(e.3. 8.10 SenthGame ev Marina 13.60 6.60 4.80 Q(t.7)44.5o,p(1.7) 151.50; T(1-7- 1 Irusta-Enrique 0(5-4) 741: P (3-4) 1410 Time IMan 14.80 6.40 3.20 2) 34320 A-2,212, Nudle-snuu 6 Dream Judy 3.60 2.80 5) 24w00, OD (1-1) 133.40. T*ellth Game Rodolfo 2 Sara, 3.60 340 WIDNISDAYRIIULTS 3 Steady Pat 4.20 15.60 9.40 600 Third Game SVictorPaco 3.00 7ApralZ-Badiola lstreCIM$.1471.e32.30 PINtI Game 0(4-5)24.00:1 (5-4.3) 273.00. Time 4 Zubi Isasa-Paco 9.40 8 00 9.00 4.60 6.20 0 (1.2) 34.20; P(1-2)141.20; 1 (1.23lmallnable 10.40 1190 10.00 3T0 B 13.00 6.50 4.00 2.07.2. 6Belde.G'iri 3Gondra 5) 253.50. Boo 5.20 3.00 2$atan's Pick 1,10 1.10 SSMatoga Danny 3.60 2.80 Tenth Game 8 Enrique 0(4-7)49.50; P (7-4) 174.40; 1 (7.4Eighth Game 5.20 $ Dog Xing 1.40 1 Secret Tartan 3.20 5 Johns Own 240 4.60 3.20 0(3-4) 40.40; P(4- 3) 144.10: T (4- 3. SOscarArnleta 14.10 7.80 4.60 4)94720 0414) 75.45, P(3-I) 34470. 1(3.24) Q (3d) 14.41sT (3-3-1) 93.20. Time 7 Supreme ROck 12.80 3.10 5) 473.00. A- 2,113; Handle- $ 124.331. 2 BeldeUrulia q 4.00 3.80 1441.15. am is 10 Wee? W I. p, • 4$ 40 Calif MInn exvu ' . . 2 Al N H 311 3 01 ayer Thayer Semino l e Advances --, zlp 30 2 2 11 200 Long . 1l1reA1.14Tli,.*i.4S 4011111 Meadow 12-405-60 340 2IldCip1r L 3,00 Now York (Hunter 24), g p.m. 3 0 1 Grillo Steinberg Robinson Sates , ' ' . 4 0 1 SIM1NOLI Clerc against Telticher. • • . - Al I H 00 ChipolettI player Chris Hammond. John Kerr is catching. Toronto P.M. TOWN I COUNTRY . ; .' . : r!H Ala. - Cleveind (All Times CDT) Kansas City (Oura 7.5) 2 0 0 Toronto (Huffman 4.12), 7:30 I u 0 P.M. Milwaukee (Sorenson 12.12) 200 4.7). Standi.y Jaime FQIoI of Clille; Orantes vers Andres - . • 2 11 1 o 1 100 100 100 Keoslnger versus Vhs, Ivan Lendle of Czechoslavakla versus -- . ..•• • :, ___ i. dung, at hool, Riglaald Is very .,gk. "Hepisyshurdad &a along well with his amemMss. I've bus Whieg Wa In flag football, socoir, . 300 With ____ ...•. o 3 Kerr Seminole pitcher Kevin Wick hurls strike In opening game to Alabama 4.10 5 yrenas Tern 0(14) 31.00. P(11) 14.00, 1(141) 0(54) 11.45:1(4.34) 25440 Time 2.11.3. 3 o 1 Kin CIty 56 u sos , 1 1 0 ChIcago 0 62 A411 14 0 0 0 Seattle 4 47 417 17 i 0 0 OakIan Waliasgay' 100 00 o Texas 16, DetroIt ,, ut D14J'OIt 10, TexaS 4, 11 2 2 Cleveland 6. Boston 4, let Al S H Cleveland 1, 4 i L YsIals SIMINOLI , 1 5. Legacy 4$ si 51 .545 13 IS i III 14 , i;v 3 0 0 Texas Rosalo Smid of Czechoslavakii m n h •- 1 4 o Jones omquin Alexander team events, including Ray will be suited up for the bone, which was spilt open *n school opus, was ãardsdtw gold medals at the eat. Special Olympics, hold in In June. Ba boned the vitsd models r his svsss' ths SO mdi, d ad lbS 41 *tsr IY$. 40 0 3 00 4 i0 ' Freeman Heirmild Wriller 1 Al I H 1 0 0 McCormick %."oMpretes-va -itcniaj swilming, basketball, soccer, Gold Sharks bell games but a chuft the operation, healed. will be held. recent head operation will keep Ray is rarin' to go and canI %, Reginald Fredericks, a 'In the team category, him on the bench. Ray's understand why he Can't Play. student at the Saintord NUb RaginDid will he" =I upany day.that, But ther good thing,, is, the School held in higir regard by from the ares on his he has'had a hk for doctor$' said Ray could go back " "vi" yews, was opended an to All, his sports without the T--A " evarne who knows hb~ Will 7M Gold Sharks 1- Yam be Seminole County's solo tesm of onings will be In Jun and bW a pacemaker pirciblabs he had before," Mm At Holm' said. Ray' is now a he to vlo M the inelmillod on July Is. modal student at Seminole Com111119011 Special Olympia to to besketbell CU(DPIIIIIOI' "When the doctors operated, murity Collegn In the RWW I* this o t In Ray HolmI, 19, Of N.Y. they told usthat Raycøuldplay educatiOn program P OodYliOfl' basketball again in In three Reginald 13, a special Se In Special Olympica studsig whe will be the trw, hr4 only a spectator. mont hs, as now BE his breast for,Nyam 1980. San Diego Chargers cut four players from their - Boston Mitwiuke New York Detroit VISTOVIA, ALA Pipliclin player left on the distaff aide was No. 5 Regina Maisikova of Cxechos lavakia who eliminated of Emilse Raponi ArgentIna, 64, 74. Thursday's other women's quarterfinals pairings were Rusict against Renee Richards; Anne Smith versus Cawley, and Marsikova versus Jeanne DuVall. Sarfiu In, The Special Olympics ,•, - Box Scores Hammond Richards, the transexual from Newport Beach, Calif., defeated Kay Hallam of Australia, 6.2,6. 2; Jausovec ousted Sherry Acker, Kalamazoo, Mich., 6.1, 6-2; Smith, Dallas, defeated No. 7 Caroline Stoll, Livingston, N.J., 34, 74, 6-2, while DuVail, Dallas, gained the quarterfljj by fy of Reid's default. Third-round men's matches featuredHigueras against Peter McNamara of Australia; Connors versus Taroy; Carrado BarautU that rims through this year with the option year In roster, including punters Marty King from Southern Cal and Jerry Pope from Louisiana Tech, Also waived were Handy Scott, a linebacker from Clemson, and Hughie Shaw, cornerback from Texas A&I. -Running back Rocky Bleter who strained knee Ligaments In practice Tuesday, will be out of the Pittsburgh Steelers' lineup for two to three weeks, a club spokesman said Wednesday. Mother starter, defensive end John Banaszak whose right eye was scratched In practice Tuesday, is doubtful for Saturday night's exhibition game with the New York Giants at Three Rivers Stadium. Meanwhile, two Steelers who had been hospitalized returned to practice. Offensive tackle Ray i;11 :r.; 1i] Chris Overcomes Flu For Win INDIANAPOUS (UN) -It took a flu bug tonearly ixe Chris Evert Lloyd at the US. Open Clay Court tennis champloiiihips. Even then the Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. hitter had enough Murnh,a to fight back and preserve the string of victories she has amassed In five years at the tournament. "I felt sick ln the flrst set, ,t I felt better in the second and third. But I don't know why," esplalned top-seeded Lloyd Wednesday after she had beaten CaethJijAIa'a Renata Tomnanova, 44, 6.1, 6-2 to gain the women's singles quatm-flnk It was only the second set Lloyd has Iød in n straight matches, giving her a dazzling 46.2 recor d. She was sick Tuesday night when she beat Paula Smith, 6-2, 74, and didn't even pause for the postM" interview. "It went tixoagi my fight at lead two other bouts If he loses. In other prncuon developments: -Steve Odom, the NFL's top kickoff tturner last season, ended a brief retirement and said he was rejoining the Green Bay Packers. Coach Bait Starr said the fiveyea veteran would join the team Thursday. -The Washington Redskins' much-maligned offense was dealt a serious blow when running back Benny Malone, counted on to be a darter beside John Higgins, left camp In a contract dispute. General Manager Bobby Beathard said Malone wants to renegotiate his contract Wednesday to enter professional boxing, and a Denver radio st U n repoirtedhisfirat fight would be in St. Louis in October against former heavyweight champion Leon 000~ By United Press latereatlisal Matt Keough picked a great time to try to break the most frustrating streak of his career. "I knew these guys would be going after me," the 24-year-old rlghthsnder said after the California Angela but 'the Oakland A's, 8-1, to saddle him with his 18th straight loss over two seasons, Earlier this season he had requested a check at Joe Radii bat after RudI's homer. K eough was right. Don Thursday, Aug. 9,1979-7A • ._ --- . - .- - -. - -- ' -. - .I .. ............. 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Into the water can mean no 217 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 322-S81 more than getting wet, too often outcome is more serious. Because rescl3lngsplathdown victims can be a tricky business, here are a few tips on A safe rescuing from the National LAS Safety Council: N 4 HOURS: • MR.ANt) MRS. TONYMADISON STRICKLAND Wate r Res I KMft looked ATION Save as much is 30% on heat- -- - identical gown of white batiste adorned with blue satin ribbon. They wore light blue capes and carried blue carnations with mixed summer flowers. Timothy P. Weber, served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Ronnie Strickland, the bridegroom's brother; and Jim Bell, the bridegroom's brother-in-law. Lane E. Trawick was the groomsman. Jenny Strickland, niece of the bridegroom, was the flower girl. The ring bearer was Hank Strickland, t h e bridegroom's nephew. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Don Knight entertalned at a reception at their home, 241 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Following a wedding trip to the North Carolina mountains, the newlyweds are making their home at 2658 Poinsettia Ave., Sanford. Both are employed at Seminole Auto Machine—the bridegroom as a machinist and the bride as a secretary. IIIlI No.32-1200(ea) ...... ,21.S, Sill 4soII lOOP $HILl$ Seated down by the sun against wind and woo- •- Miss Nancy Lee Benedict and Tony Madison Strickland were united In holy matrimony, Aug. 4, at 7p.m. at the Lake Mary Baptist Mission. Rev, James H. Hughens performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Benedict of Franklin, N. C. The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. Lana A. Strickland of Zebulon, N.C. Given in marriage by Roy L Kennedy, the bride chose for her vows a formal white gown fashioned along the empire silhouette. Lace trim highlighted the rounded neckline, long puffed chiffon sleeves and the ruffle on the full chiffon skirt. A lace and pearl headpiece secured her lacetrimmed veil of Illusion. 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Heart Irregu arity l Should Be Checkea DEAR DR. IAMB — I have 8 wenttoaheartapeciallstafldhe put me through a bicycle st" ted plus numerous GOW tests Dr. Frfl Lamb . - By ELLIE GROSSMAN Special to the Herald ":4-, : - NEW YORK (NEA)— You know what dogged sinuses really are? Nasal defenses. It !• 1111k '1' nose can't do a thing about it except get stuffy. But In the space you call home, your nose can call the scents. What's its pleasure — lemon, cinnamon, the North Woods? Well, get them out there In the air: make a potjot. pourrL Anyone can, says Ronaldo Mala, slender, dark Play a bouquet of scents by nose. in call myself .wfl C a bit of this oil, those petals,, then combine them. Like this," floral because , n make these stems, some moss for he says, proffering a glass bowl arranginen cohesion, finally he judges the of potpourri created for the He makes potpourri — lasting quality of the total occasion. "perfume for the house" — off fragrance, then takes it. all An, the ambrosia for the nose, Madison Avenue in a WoOdSy apart to snif f and evaluate the and what Is it but a bed of dried retreat that smells of heaven. "value" of each ingredient. cloves topped with bits of "I don't like to see flowers You don't have time for that anisette and orange peel. dying or disappearing," Mala so, for starters, forget about a Put the pieces in a porcelain says."Sowhenthepetalsofthe floral potpourri. "Flowers lose vase, a Chinese basket, or that lily fall, they will become part their scent more quickly, unless hollow coconut head from of the potpourri. It's the per- you use natural oils," he says, Yosemite and there you are. petuatlon of the flower.' "so I prefer woodsy roots and "That potpourri will last inRelax. Mala doesn't expect grains for the non-professional." definitely," he says, depending Play it by nose in the kitchen on the circulation of the air you to come up with something like that, or the potpourri he with spices and things that (and possibly the potency of smell good to you (Peking duck your inhales). And when the comes up with for sale. and lasagna precluded). last orange rinds lies shriveled "I use my house as a laboratory," he says. There, he • "Figure out what these things and scentless, cut up a new composes leisurely, adding a smell like individually and batch. , & , 14 ,, • • A Hanna Holburn Gray Eleanor iom NO"n ane Cahill Pf0j for . . . "rI . .• . .... . •', • C' -- 4—.. ,... C - _____ 0 0 ____ 0 a-, by Bob Montana ARCHIE BETTY, ISWT THAT THE NEW jWr#Wr SOU WE BUT HE DROPPED FROM T14E W rf# To SIX HUNDRE I I—, Ic LOA OAPY LL IN TWO WEEKS. ____ - - H jr f/I h" I JJA'1?J/,/ I ' u. y HoWI0 Schneider —i.-, 1 i(m IHOLWT JJ J by — PAW"D6CF AMMA V.IU) UP 10 tJAME. *aR MAW OFim YEAR, THE BIX WE WT 60KIS -0 (i PFUCAMY I LCP4i5E. ExFLcxT 1AE swAnm -b -.---i RCIO&) PIMJTP 1JIoMrf I Ø,J, by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP WHAr rM STARTING IT LISTEN, IF' rLL BET YOU A c"A WELL, W9AT HII ARE SM A GENTLE WOK.T A GUY I CAN SELL THE WE HEn r P UPM MEN'S TIECARLYLE. WEARS A FIRST SUIT-WEARING NOW? CLEMING SUIT HE~S PERSON WHO SERVICE GCIT ;k 11 E— STOPS BV! RIGII N you'll r nslble position of taking )I$I fast South justified his bid b extra care of what'you my to PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 21111) brilliant play In his doubI NORTH othem lboughtless remarks could wound deeply. Discover The opening lead was w satisfying your desires and V J 1053 with whom you bed get long whim will come easy to you with dummy's ace. 0 J97 romantically by sending for blidding indicated a strong 674 Wday. However, it woulti In 5 In the majors, and it your now Astrio-Graph Letter wlaeto take a second look atthe •QJS had exactly one diamond which begins with y honior and two clubs the thday. Niall $1for each to Adro- expense. IV AKQ72 contract could be made. 9984 Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio Chy ARMS (Mara Z-April 19) *K63 0 Q Declarer played a oiess 0 Q 10 Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Extend compassion you fed for mand to his ace, cashed thd outsiders today to meimbers of specify birth date. ace-king of clubs and ruffed SOUTH 2341ept. 22 your own family. Tdamm and a club in dummy. He ruffed, #4 VIRGO (Aug. 91111 a Nxide in his hand arA, ) patience are a mud it you hop ou won't •uutm At club indummy. ... ytoanyone to keep peace at home. *,AX832 prying Into your business today. warkedout ul PI Share your time o* with thm TAURUS (April alillay 30) Vulnerable: Both tivat one you go out of your way to to your He lid heart. This help today may not show any Dealer: East LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oet. 23) It's appreciation. Rather than W.ut Norm east s.et severed the communication between East and Weit ai 1 2 true that you otththi, all others being angry, chalk it up to allowed South to ruft s• to a• 49 In creative thinking today. expuiincs. diifliO Dbl 1111111111 Howivii, no one will believe It p S (Wed 111111111 bed one sp May ene UGMIN1 ( U Y8 ITIIIIIQY .utocatic left). It then bsca Opening lead: pie mafter to drive out ay, so oog "' as it '' West's king of diamonds a*d KOSPIO (Oct. *Nov.23) j surra the : IY Voar he. J may be ______________ trump wim the eight. willift to tackle mod my job MW N efflain 02 *ms hm Y 3 ____ a ____ ___ apy. 14IT • S ..'.. ' I S ' ' by Stoftel I HsImdahI BUGS BUN)4Y 170 YOU ENJOY YOUR WORK L'T LIVIII 1 IMA6INE OU 44U1 50ME RMIRJOTINO A* A L' NOWAq 1,%UP U UK TO TOLL ME V-WC- OF F/i up YOUlt UN 0LIAL. EX- M'/ CNVER.4T1OM RATE If A VWK A MINUTC-0.0 f J' , toby, but your mind my mt pradicality, not from A11111~1)d iseft axqwds. Take cam when sdn*=w Aim NeMn using potatially dangerous *I ` Write #41* CANCER (Jim. *1-July 23) goodOil k tools. xpwft, cm Ws nowI You won'tP wroag today if ya NMI" bw 11111111110 W. lndhftW of quosoms jot /it' --'A— SAGMAMI(Nov. nOw. keep in mind at an Umn tM Sd he 2) AD b 41116 dwA be a III n" bi — I IF-491 091iffm 1 0 . rmoee. East-W.st •flI&Ml. The moat Interest010" day. The one weak The mosisint yoij, / to ft" :% qtwoms **I be uW In Is MAW loa%~ womom will SPIDER-MAN . S a &atman lid Boggs Special to the Herald Five women who have risen to the top in their professions and gained national prominence as the ,. :result have been named winners of Harper's Bazaar's annual top achievement awards. 7be recipients, cited in the magazine's current ism are Eleanor Holmes Norton, a lawyer and head of the Equal Employment opportunities Commission .. wax catm &W win IIIIII Public Service-, ma~ IVon Netmwui Whitman, chief economist and vice president of General Motors, Industry category; Jane Cahill Pfeiffer, chairman of the board of NBC, Communications category; Jean Sutherland Boggs, the first woman director of a major American museum, the Philudelphia Museum of Art, Arts category, and Hanna Holburn Gray, first woman president of the University of Chicago, Education category. Each discusses her work and success in the magazine. FroVd Ctithmis Norton: "We are now seeing more women in corporate law, as judges Awards corporations are going to find Increasing resistance to the move-every-coupleof-years' life that's been required for rising high In large organizations." From Mrs. Pfeiffer: "To succeed in a corporation you need to be energetic physically and mentally, to care genuinely about other people, to have a sense of humor and to be willing to assume responsibility." From Dr. Boggs: "I think it is very important for the director of a museurn to be first and foremost an art historian because so many decisions one is called on to make obviously require a knowledge of works of art and a passion for themn. The important thing to consider when looking at a painting Is not 'What ought I to see or feel?' but 'What do I see or feel?'" From President Gray: "Young women and men who have had opportunities to explore their potential in college, free of artificial restraints, will hardly be content with anything less as they enter their careers. Theise www drecUons in the academic wirld will contribute fundamentally to the vitality of business and of the professions." If you must leave your pet don't want to make up any lies. the sots and enjoying the '15EAR ABBY: I am a locked in a parked car — leave voluntew with the Society for EX-WWEWrM weather." him bome! Prevention of Cruelty to NOREGREIS Here's how we handled it: P.S. My pet consultant says, Animals. So far this summer we DEAR EX: Why Ille? Decline We'd write back saying, "We're 1. "NEVER prk a car in the am with tMAkL Irs ad weelgagy so happy you're planning to have had several cases of pets Abby — even with the windows open to explain why. who were overcome by heat come to San Diego. When you —UapetliIseIde." DEARABBY:Dtdaletterjn get hem prostration after DEAR ABBY: I have a your column ever ring a bell to give us a ring." left in automobile$ parked in strange problem. Should I be with us! You'd be surprised thi ot atm. the matron of honor at my exUpon retiring and moving had a you to number of people who wrote years ago few A San Diego several years ago, back to say, We've changed terrific piece In your column degrees outside, the tern husband's wedding? I know the woman he's we started to hear from our plans ... we'll take a rain ' about this problem. I am en- perature inside a parked car doting it. Would you please (even with the windows slightly marrying (slightly) but we're acquaintances from our home check." open) will reach 102 degrees really not all that close. I state. They said, "We've heard We enjoy guests, but not the colder a rerun? neither like nor dislike her. I so much about San Diego — type who Invite themselves. EII.EENR. IN withIn 10 mInutes. And In NOFREEWADERS DOVER,DEL. minutes It will reach 121 still, can't figure out why she we'd love to come out andend asked iie. a week or so with you — seeing IN S.D. DEAR EILEEN: You're degreesl My husband has asked our The normal body terndigpae right I wflh: DEAR PET OWNERS: Witla pergialre of a diag is ap two children, ages 5 and 9,to be aamer bere, illesse do mot proxicnately IN degrees, sad It in the wedding party, so, of 1`he Altamonte South Seminole Jayceettes will be sponmwing tam Yew Pd al" 1w *e rMe can witkiand approximately course, they will be there. I an my "I'he Iargest Flea Market Ever" on Aug.11 at Altamonte Springs not arryLng the torch for aud lave No Udell! IN a IN degrees for a very dwrt en, but I have no desire to at. Publlz parking lot beginning at 10 suffering before pi*ed e while yea run time Item from furniture to tennis balls will be sold. A large plot or tend this wedding. e brain damage sh* display will also be sold at the ev". How should I handle it? I Who dw Inapgrdwe Is a destla. U you have fts= you would like to doasto to the Des market, call Nanette Stewart or MaryAho at 834-2378 or II2-239. The Jayceettes will arranp pick-up of the items from your door at r .. OFPDSf?$-''T ..,1 . :' / L)6(Ct dmub^ : .•...( . v, min sets. . raw** s goal vi ft" ft Kvmft S . , ': " . ' , S __ S . '• s. zIi$ • lll~ T. X. 'RYAN S :" j is-fl mKift Nunn RNWRO 10MVAMM cow MR6010 00RW SAIP FW10 "jawsV'W_~ 1 • AD MCD IM A' mC*Y ,• I.ys.le . WIT 11111~, II I • I Irs I" a Ill ka s ... Because atZales.we treat &verydiamond like the unique and precious gem It Is. Each Zales diamond receives the some careful cuffing. Oishing and mounting. From the time we buy it until we deliver It to you, it never leaves the expert supervision of the diamond craftsman. That's how we keep the quality high and the prices low DamondsoIItalresfrom$20O Enjoy it now with Zales cm-dit. Master Charge. VISA • American hxprtss. Carte Blanche 'Diners Club' Layaway ZALES, THE DIAMOND STORE II .. ions enIuod I S S xtra Firm Ms"rioss And Metching Foundation - S. $30 E-IN FOR SET go A 01CIOLOUSLY Low voice ow gww . W * MATTRESS AND FOUNDATION .:• double csmlsolss,palgnolrwts . . . . •-- s. PRICE wit slim . S 4. . NI WILL LINGER LONGER 11111 YOU ARE IN UNGERM ;' N4' . .. .... Flea Market Saturday . H .• • Dear 0 WA& 16waGs .... . ___________________ R POMP — Hot Autos Can Be Fata ' I To Pets byStanLseanaJojrnmita . and criminal lawyers.If we are genuinely to become part of what has been one of the moat sexist professions in our society, such a broadening of specialties will have to continue. I also agree that women ought to enter business In greater numberS." From Mrs. Whitman: "I sit on several corporate boards and I think that, as a woman, I am sometimes able to bring up questions that some of ft Mien WAte fionestly and' - sincerely haven't thoughtabout.For instance, with the advent of the two-paycheck family, ALTAMONTE MALL SANFORD PLAZA Get To Women by Bob Them 'FRANK AND 9111INEST mann Marina 0fl BRIDOE WI f° 0 %J?J bi NtA- W.t W fte U 11 FM. QF- u 'i' . .• ' ft w . d '_ MEEK • • - rHOROSCOPE "4-<' f , l' . . . 1 Ii J I — I WAS GONG ON TO START A I GAVE UP ON,4 is FAN CLUB f - - - EK & , -. r - For Perfuming Home a i - Potpourri , heart skips — one dii e1ous and one not 30 dangerota.He on six Pmnedyl cailk sules daily which took care VO OP or Send yo ur requ pro for over a year, in care of t now my heart skips nearly'all to me, takitIg the newspaper, P.O. Box 15 the time and I'm still Radio City Station, New behaving six Pronestyl capsules. 2 Pronunciation 32 By birth 45 Do newspaper 10019. While this letter NY 29 Cut for mark 33 Scion work I'm 5 feet 11 and weigh 145 give you some Useful insertion in 48 America's 34 Capital of 3 Char mortise pounds and walk a mile or two formation, it's not a sul*lt 4 Actress Austria uncle d d 30 Klatch 2 Medford 37 Domestic every day and do your girth for your need to see yd agged edge 50 R wds.) S Louse eggs animal control exercises. I'd like to doctor. He may need to eiuj know if the effects of the change the amount of medIc i r r r T 1" r r Pronedyl wear off after you've you're getting or perhq — — — — — — — — 14 taken it for so long. Fm 30() change to a different medic 13 12 miles from the good doctor I entirely, depending on what 17 16 15 went to and I do not know finds on his examination. whether to try to get back with — Among the other medIclj — — 20 ____21 19 18 or not. He is very busy. I that may be used to con4 11 — — 1— — — would appreciate your C01fl heart Irregularities are laden 24 23 22 moMs, Norpace. Indei'a and neutralizes adrenaline or t — 27 — — 26 READER — sensitivity heart's really 31 — — 28 29 '30 sWa1'stsho1alsee again and 1 a,00heart adrenaline. It is very effectL in some cases. Norpace i ,,. pler rather new medicine in tbe 32 33 your already — — United States as it was used cue Man" patients take 37 38 39 36 34 35 elsewhere before being p pgiu.i..u..ruit Dri " micIie to help proved by the Food is a ood — — — — 42 41 40 — — Amndinlatratlon. Its action :Is prevent many of similar to Pronestyl in 46 43 i45 l respects. health can change and As you've already been told, our letter it's accor ing 47 8 can have you heart I over a yew ' irregularities that have — 52 — 51 — — — — — your doctor. sure he would want to know about any change todo with heart disease and are that has occurred in your not necessarily dangerous at all. The true significance of: a condition. heart irregularity has to be The other P" is that some decided an the basis of the lamedicines work better In formation gleaned from :a controlling heart irregularities comprehensive cardiic In some patients Om otIm eumimilon. We do have new medicines Many people who ha,e ByBERNICEBEDEO8OL developed all the time. Your irregularities of the heart doctor MAY want to change require no medicine at'all, your medicine If he sees you're particularly if itte For Frida August 10 1979 continuing to have are not indicative of heet irregularities. our case since, cIIua Y(*JRBIRTHDAY from others than you should. I Health are fairly AugustIII Mill CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan'. Letter flUlflvct v-i Heart Your popularity Is now 19) Family temperaments may enough potassium in your'did. ascending andyou'll have the be a little on the hot side today. IrregWarities, Skipped Buts And Tachycardlas. Other People who ii opportunity to form several Keep t readers who want Mtissue can lose some On A 1011194em new associations this coming heart and you won't be the am nge send 50 1s with a ,lon& year. These Mendihips should who causes a jj elp i pro stamped, cent withstand the test ottime and prove extremely beneficial. the .., You enjoy be taft,1.1111114 rm at"" %two it AT r- Thursday, Aug., 197_35 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. P.Iamu. Ion and nightles Ii "" is Way. TWIN SET Re . FULL SET R 269 Now 924 Now $134 QUEEN SET Reg. 1339 Now $169 KING SU Rev. $429 Now $214 •. FM g •' site r aryleSEE Circui0ba NO,, $22-2611 * 1 t T • S 10 1k PARK JIPM . . . ..,- __ _ �41_Evening H.,a, S nford, Fl. #' L. "IY Tbundey, L. Ou i ' Ii I u... Ill I _I • j ii ____________________________________________________ - Thursday, Auq,, 1979-SB EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - IUI•IUNU••1IUU FICTITIOUSNAMI IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business •t MULLET PROBATE DIvISION LAKE PARK ROAD Seminole Pile Number 7.$ICP County, Florida, under the fictitious Division SUE'S NURSERY and that IN RE: ESTATE Of vvanrea 0 Legal Notice Legal Notice U U .: S S nameol • Askew Named Trade U U U I Aide S :;; MIMI (U P1) Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST $4S.0 Florida Statutes 1t57. flow of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL order to have Sig. N. Luclie Hill OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ijsj" ' Rt. 1 Box 1073 IN THE ESTATE Oviedo, Fl.. 32765 Askew said he thought Carter YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ED selected him for the post that the administration of the estate Publish: July 76, August 2,t, 16, 17$ Of Susie Maxine Seur Yung, DEL-ill because of his exnerlence as dCSSId, FIle Number 79.2StCP, Is '-' 'govenor wu txCaUse Wafli pending in the Circuit Court for NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING someone who didn't have Seminole County, Florida, Probate OF LANDOWNERS OF SLAVIA Divi5ion the address of which 5 DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF j fl "nreconcelved Seminole County Courthouse, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ,, , &:eiu Sen-d, Florida 32771. The personal TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR OF Some political observers representative of the estate Is Rose SAID DISTRICT _________________________ _________________________ ________________________ - -NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that have said the appointment y Levy, whe address is Geneva, FlorIda 32732. The name and ad- a m&inQ of the owners of lands Wanted 4-Personals 18-Pip help bolster carter sagging deess of the personal r,presan. situated in SLAVIA DRAINAGE . -. OF SEMINOLE political support In a date ?ativvs attorney are set forth DISTRICT Female, age 20.30 single, $123 COUNTY, FLOR IDA, will be held in where Askew was the mct below. + utiiltIesto share w-same All persons having claims or the Memorial Building (former City popular governor In modern Hall) in Oviedo, Florida, at ten _____________________________ demands against the estate history and where several old required, WITHIN THREE o'clock A.M. on the 22nd day of Carter supporters have darted MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 'August, AD. 191,forthepurposeof 5-4.$I 1 Found THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF electing one supervisor for said _____________________ a move to draft Sen Edward THISNOTICE,tofilewiththeclsrk District forat.rmoftPir.eyears,at - who timing down 2'4 has been Washington johe for the pad years, says ha !tBd when he was offered the 1 POBiuOfl W.sivu special U.S. trade negotiator. President Carter who was mind nv vusY eorg1a governor Os - ____ •.4 . • •; mansion In Tallahassee, has I--n • sure £ 1 to Wash ngton since he toOk Until Askew accepted the specw.s negowrs P° Wednesday, he had always :. - .... . -- ,, • . - •• , •- .' • turned down the president's ove.,wes. - :: L__- •J .-. Kennedy, - - Wednesday news conference, Askew said Vice Indicated to him ,..iIi, .ui.1I1 11.,on £S • .• ,. frankly the 1.1 k -___ - . - I... £ w Say -'•. terededin would be the ecIa1 trade representative position." governor Askew, Florida's from IVZ1 until last JJV u .a i. ouercu wv I U I U ••u.UUUU.II e - LPN. iI tlmei. part time. Apply in person Lakevlew Nursing .Center '1 E. 2nd St. ly I hope It will." Although not an early supporter, Askew became ____ .-&- agent. The owners of imalorityof acreage of such District shall be necessary to constitute a quorum for tc: security shall be described. The a claimant snail deliver copies of fj . SALES Clothing experIence AAA EMPLOYMENT recen but declined be. didn't have enough he time to wind business, cause president too Askew, who . s - his personal up said he would continue to use Miami as his home base, will resign as ', r AdrnnsrationaTI,i mdr chairman of O MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ambassadorial appointments. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE,tofileany oblectlons -: Nursing & Cony. Center. mclii helper. Apply in person Slumberland Ct. Motel. 2611 - Orlando Dr. (17.95). A I AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration. August 9, 1979, Rose Levy As Personal Representative iur Yung Decea ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: ewer H • • • - • • I • :..' - , I I - iI........ la' I Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing Cony. Home 950 MellonvIlIe UU. CASH It RI Immediately P.T. & F.T. AAA EMPLOYMENT 12 French Ave. (corner iOth&Fr.nch) 323-3176 OTIC NIGht cleaner. Apply in person Holiday Inn of SanfOrd on the DEM TALLAHASSEE, Fla (UPI) differeitly,andsaythecbances Texas two weeks ago studying Finch to rush to Texas Wed. Will Florida beaches be are mimimal that Florida will gulf tides, cautioned though nesday to confer with federal fouled by the worst oil spill in be affected. that predicting accurately what officials to see if his state's history hundreds of miles away •' are slim, very will happen is like calling the coastline was endangered. in the Gulf of Mexico. slim," Dr. Wilton Sturges, weather - It's easy to miss. me Coast Guard reiterated Evening cook Apply in person Holiday Inn of Snford on the l*fr0fl UtilIty person. Apply In person of Sanford on the Mschac or trainee for VW's, S dey wk., paid hoiidays.fringe jce 11Inty Court Orange County, P155-Ida hith, 072137 Hobart Corporation, PlaintIff urtisi au . ' WT normal WIPUiI • s . go on as pndi any oll4ouled water beck Is going tO got Its toward Texas because prevail_ - FIOrIdB .. - I.aeuldthsworstna,totitls hh " '' '"' . That. good fOf Florida, bUt Gulf of Mexico cwruits could • on Texas which began ,li to from'1' bs.ctiandolllnthewatsrcould fflag (%., off ofga$ln siiorsMexicaswellallthc '' .• way hsveonthsdatstowl.nand FLO*AIn I. Price, s1llfis1'M4 publicatIon of this notice, tIle tic- American Food Services Cor• npsdis oil spill TsdaJ neg wills County Planning • I itleUs verne, to wit;: NIBROC porat Ian, Defendant lao Is afraid hurricanes when tar tails the a. 01 Division a aaiii. INVESTMENTS, O • 2135 spswuing xtug September In bh NOTICE OP SNIRIPP'S AlE Seminole County, Florida wisd airs at . . VNhI b: August 1,9, the Calf OlMIZICO WIll thaow Sadh Padre f. • Regir Madsori said the. Cavty of'$ernleie, State of' puttina • • U someone would gtve me reports got Florida very, F11ds, Execution Issued out of aint under Il oi* of wack and force the tar goad od, I'd but a pr ai the Circuft COWl ann asras&" NOTICE TO PUBLIC Orange County, Florida, upon a final - bails now Invadag south Texas of niy Notice is herdey given that a' it's the Vkep "No large amsad 01 oil •' • Robert Gentry lii beaches h*o the Penha4. and h144ry on tI Tgxai coad movlij to Florida ir MIp. tlfsrld • 197L in the certain case entitled. down along the coast to the that'sgolngtobs bit hwd,not pl,"hsisidwednsxiay. • thu City Commission loom. City •aedeø. Inc.. PIaIntItf.vs American Hall, Sanford, FIends at 5:55 P.M. Florida Keys • us," the oceanographer said. The news reports hid .5... y- , ____ __ - 4. 4 4 4. 4 4. 4 4 WELDER FITTERS R bi ,,,,,- on •---- ', W AAA EMPLOYMENT , MSBnWbile,MW*r.portathat "-i- for Usa low Priced elry. For free cataloga call free 1-100431.1231. meetIng the Planni Division Iii FlorIda review andrev'se,7s appropriate, (S•.) the att element for consideration Arthur H. BlckwItti, Jr by the Board of County CornClerk of file CIrcuit Court •. missioners in public hearIng In By: Eve CrabtTee NOTICE UNOUR Degut y Clerk Amerlc4n Food Services Cor. October, 191P The public Is Invited fICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 'poratlofl ak-a American Food , attend and be heard concernIng Michael I. D.vls TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the proposed draft amendment to Smith Ii Davis Service, Incorporated, tb-a NotIce is hereby givsn that ,p, the ComprehensIve PlaIt. P0. Box 1153 OP Deflfldaflt undersigned, pursuant to the • BY ORDER OP THE 0rtinds, Fl. 33552 "FictItIo* Name $Iatu$V' Chapter CircuIt Court COUNTY PLANNER OF Attorney for Petitioner y, p 265.09. FIends Statute, will register Oriage SEMINOLE COUNTY, PvblldeJvlyu$Aug.3,s, 16 ie7 wlthtlte.ClerkofffieClrcgitCourt, Case He. CI-ls.Ii4fl OIL.113 ieandfor$e,nlflofeCouqify,plorida Borden, Inc., i'iintitt a well blew out In Campeche Bay. Since then some 800,080 gallons of oil have pawed Into th aulldailv Effortjtohllt . adal p otiction pro' via.iae ns.Ilu Nixi ' --p _ - a W W - 1 BR- $10 up. Pool. Adults only, en Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-fl in Sanford. Call 333-WI Mar nor's ViihIge. *** * * - voifle bum PAD*I IbLAND, ! .:Teas (UP!) - Reduram 'MtoO*hes14Sfsuter .41, , . - --a- the _-•• ii Tss' ee •• . r1r*d.1rk A. - PIStIlS dul1ul! 10 Sell thsee useful, no longer naidad Items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 322-3611 or 551-99,3. r utilitbs. Daily, Weekly. ManShiv. lbenandeah Village. 333- , .. • • .4' '•'•••. : - L-' . 1atytoqh1N,1b0hlu0d COm•realLSCaIee, $IIClr$,1d b$,aInPrgedIAvs.1qdg,.ds deIIepS CabInotL.m.*uhw.nsiyot Ava ton __ •: s'sdIRPlSsskls, anatteuonss She Publis Recalds of Seminole County, F*IØS. wIN $ *1 --'.•-' .-..-. •...... Fiends. a Iuulsid ' toad WOof *5Wsot ljiU • _ )Oaerot$helatinol, reaunmendsl*5-'.. In Sanford,, Aao, gegi florida. the above deScribed shiN boys a to be County 1 a.. Courthouse 5* *.. port-turn. Pr,$vsiflgle person emly. Ref. Rei. $4 xtty, W&laatwt.3217126. . • 11001k Issh • Clean furnished let fleer Apt., Private .w,.nc,, aehiits enly, no pets. 1054 Palmotte. - Build to Suit- our lot or yours. F HA-VA, FHA 2351215 339050$ 3 BR, 1.5 bath, splIt plan. $32,500. WillIam Maliczowskl Realtor 322.7903. M. Unsworth Realty New 233 Homes. I pet. interest to qualified buyer. $32,000 to $21,000. Low down payments. -• BUILDIls. 322-2257. W. Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker .IOHPI KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Phone 322-1881, Sanford GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. Mint cond. 2 BR near hosp. & shopping. Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm., neat & clean. $35,500. 0233. DUPLEX QUADRAPLEX QUICK SALE BY OWNER 4 BR. 1 bath, carpet, air. 2100 block of Summirlin. Call after 5:30 1. weekends. 3236707. $17,500. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Raborlt UALTV building site. Corner lot shaded listed. Situated on cor lot, lush landscaping. 549,500. Call today for appt. 'LIKE THE COUNTRY? 9+ acres in Osteen With 1g. 3 BR, 1½ B, nearly new mobile home. $40,600. $FLASHI FLASH) Owner says to reduce hiS 3 BR, 1 bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This. -STrMPER LOW MORTGAGE 4 BR, 1'., brick home wbrand new carpeting & paInt thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. terms! $29,900. landscaped, work shop, green WALK TO IDYLLWILDE ELEMENTARY 4 BR, 2 B, new roof, patio, ic porch 8. drapes. Call today. See to believe. $16,400. house. 1700 sq ft living area. $39,500. Terms. Investment (1) 2story2apt unit, 1 single lam. residence. All rented Harold Hall Realty for $35,000. Owner Will finance. Duplex (2) 2 BR units turn, rented $23,900. Only $4000 down. Inc. REALTOR. MLS a. 323-5774 Owner will hold. Day or Night 1976 Coachman 5th wticel. Low mileage. A-i Condition, Call DeBary 904-775-1279. See our beautiful 24 HOUR . 3229283 NEW LISTING 3 IDRM Split Plan, l'/s Bath, Central heat & air, single garage, fenced. Owner will consider VA or FHA. $29,900. cern IuW evil.' rn-ms CALLUS TODAY about this 3 BR, 2 bath home w- C lilA, located on a corner lot. Easy financing with FHA or VA available. $35,100. PR ICE D TO SELLIII At only $25,300 this 3 BRDM, 1½ Bath CS Home on quiet street. Assumable mtg. of $17,573. pymts of $171.72. only I pct. interest. Can refinance VA with no down pymt except closing NEWLY DECORATED 3 5*, 2 bath home 27x12 game room. Ideal for large family, beautifully landscaped, close to shopping. school & rocrernt ion area $41,111. BROADMORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA 1. FHA Financing FOUlS? GRUNI INC. REALTORS 130-41330' 3394111 eves. - • Sanford. 322-5721. view. $52M00. Owner.Assoclate 3321195. 4$A-Oatof Slate CHERQKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 30904 Privacy fence, close to pointment I 47-lisP Estete iWed be combined for 1NO sq. ft. total carpet, Ideal for w.w professional suits. Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 322.1116. REALTY WORLD. VA-F HA.235-Con. Home 243$'a S. French SNINpMls. (il-fl) Sanford ESTATE HIGH&DRY' ImOeOa,y3BLI,bolhblsck w clipat.' MM. Cof ponds. lnt,d yard, **L powdatvoot'lMudlMsrp,N SALE 1IIIW.Fia$T$TREIT Mali*Offeef 3 story, 10 room or deep lot, 13330. Zenod corn rnenclal. $30111. Beverly I Miqun R.alSor-M$ciat,. HUSKEY REALTY mortgage. plLed.cbsStoi.kø64Nl. 801311 Whit - daitland Office 'Mi-Slat OfflcesOerp Oailvlam$om iiu Estate INC ' 2724417 • ' An59.?II1 1978 CHEVY P.1.1. V1L.L BUY EXISTING II I )id MORTGAGES. R, LiN. Lic. Mtg. Broker. -$21 No. 4-0 Wymore Ed., Ailamomb. 543-1413 1978 VOIKS RABBIT S . , __________ $600 323 SS1 Air Conditioning Good used turn, appliances, WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3221121. Central Contracting Inc. 904-734-4523 904.775-3353 Lawn Service General Landscaping. ROst specialists, top soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trImming 323 2948. Central Heat & AIr Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 Prices are going down on almost new portable Washer & Dryer, Sears Coldspot ref. 2621 S. Sanford Ave., 322.1491. Open Tues. thru Sat, 9:30 to 5:30. - Air Conditioning, Heating, Eiectri. cal, Plumbing ServIce & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6291. Lic., Bonded & ins. plumbing fixtures, bid. materIal. 322-5659 ROCK Screened I Washed Cty. Approved f or Drainfield Light Hauling 71-AMues Appliances Antique Tub-good for Bath tub regatta or whatever 323-6221 Yard debris. Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5311 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration AC Repair Licensed. 3230039 -I ., Painting Si-Household Goods - 10 pc. LR Pit Group, $355. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 Se of Sanford Beauty Care Auction Thurs., 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates5 323-7050 Kelloggs Auction Sales * AUCTION SALE * - 7:30 FRI. NITE PM MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yr-s. Exp. $691547, WE ARE BACK LOADED WITH ALL KINDS OF THINGS, SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY. INCLUDING couple chests, dressers, night essmaking stand,3pc. coffee lend table set used merchandise. 323-007 322.0707 Dell's Auction Center 54-.Garage Sales MOVING $ALEI Furn., pictures, drapes, wall hangings, books. etc. Call aft S pm. 333.5131. SPECIAL DEALER6& PUBLIC AUCTION 1." Furniture, lamps, carpet, drapes, tires, CB Items, clothes I MIsc. 2636 Laurel Ave. 322. 7741. Thurs. 7 PM Large truckload of new merchandise from MIami So be sold directly from truck. Large msortment of food, radios, CS Porch Sale: Sat. Aug. 11, 124 N. $unland (Sunland Estates) 9.4. Some turn., BID edger, few clothes I o 1 ends. W.CuI ' Way. S ml. of south Now 1m 372-3111 - fir Tony or Laulee. Palntlng& Repair Sgt. Peppers Painting Service Custom Painting & detail trim. - Free Est 323 1701 Photographic ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5752. Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fasl Hans lmprevwsnis interior Exterior Plastering repair service. 3226101. PIastç1g LICensed & BOnded Call 322 2780 Railin Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323 7111, 339.7693 INSULATION-Batting, blowing, K.4Ioggs Auction Sales RACO Foam, fiberglas I. CelluIcs.. Lowest prices, Call 33)0039 or 904734670$ collect. S. Sanford Ave. across from Plnebreese Egg Farm Roof PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323-0429 after 5:30 Yard Sale: School deli, dIShes. dishes, healer I misc. Fri. & s.t. 9 oS. IlNAdoms Av. P90ef IC fielglibsrksed sale Sat I Sun ONLY, 9.1. let Wwi Or. (Sunlanl let.). 10 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING &REPIIR .G. BALINT I ASSOC. 3321463 REDUCED forGUICK SALE 35' Midas T.T. Air, Awnings, Twin bode, excellent cord. $440-322.1* - line, cole, ransoli TV, school clothes, Ilitta bit of -op. ---I IM - Pronto Home Repair Electrical, plumbing. painting, YARD SALE 21345. Clime Ave. SATURDAY Tar pot for rent $23 day or' wkly rates rail 3220216 ft 6 1 Office Cleaning Custom Office Cleaning, corn. merciai. new consi. Licensed, bOnded & insured. Qu.ii.ty service everytimi. Ph. 3230541 or 445-5954. Caroentry. 322-4031 I Repsir La SS-Osnds £ ACONSIrIN WOULDYOULIKI TO RUNT YOUR NOU$SNOAT? Certified Lawn I Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 333-S11 Mowing 331.0090 wlNsagoedlinewWattbo I besting experience. Plus. caN alter S y.m. 1111557. • Satisfaction guaranteed before payment, 322.7137 after 6 p.m I Man, qu,iity operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3771321 equipment, brass ware, also elec. heaters, fans, all kinds of glassware, used furniture I Too Many Items to Mention. Yard Sale: TV, dr000ir. good Idisol deities $1104 I, 17, lounma.ser, ladles clothes sizes 1790 41 misc, items. 154 W. AIrport Blvd. Sat. 090 4. pressure cleaning, roof coating. Grooming a Boarng Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 333-5430 - B&E Painting, interior.eiteqjor. - Alterations, DressmaVinQ Drapes, Upholstery plus all kInds of new I slightly Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pci. disc. to Sr Cit. 3396066. 668 8335. c.rarç1I' 322-1721 brand New interspring BeddIng price. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.925, of Sanford 3321731 AIB Painting mt & Ext Resi. & Comm. 32217$? 9.9 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerll Harrietl's Beauty Noo4 519G. 1st St., T23i42 riven owes NP deepen $4495 2 DII. A-C Ccab Replica. 5.400. Must see to appreciate. 322 7397. aft 6 & wkends 322.3343. Ofiewosk in k.ar owlyod., as *.55. Jobesilver. Tcujpin *S.Uu FN $5995 W.D. LOADED iv79 Custom Jeep Ci 5. Take over payments, have to See to ap. predate. Call 349.5531 or 323 1322. furniture, Refrlg., stoves, tools. camera; model 110 proiector w- - frisagi, 322l1O 55OO LOADED Cash 322-4132 built in editor new Ienticular screen, 30x30. All $223. 530-4-464: Y Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 444-301: 323-5334 pet. MiamablO let Cash Buyers for a small in. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 332-2411 orS31-W3. Cash for your loll Will build or your laS on our lot. The Real Estate Agency Iric.R.aI$ors Sd I • Low Down Payment (1) • DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 710. It's Ihe only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904235 $311forfurtherdetails. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used Large yard sale Sat. & Sun. 9 to 2. Lakefront Lot- Loch Arbor, prhle of fhe area, gorgeous trees and everything. Call today for ap- iniwwbldg.onfrenchAve. Can 1978 CAMARO6 CYL. 6O-Wanted 10 Movie Outfit I mm Keystone, model KS, El. eye, magazine Lake Markham Rd. near U. Sylvan, 40 acres, 70 acres already platted. Over 1400' of Lk. Front wooded. $300,000. Free listing BROCHURE wvite. MUST SEE THISONCI OFFICE RENTAL Was. ade pM Sill security. '[ r'- S pc. LR Suite-Sofa, Loveseat, Chair, Ottoman & Rscliner All for $399. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of KENMOdE' WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. 43-LotAcreage costs. (3) III sq. it. office unIts for lease - 3 new $4995 LOADED '72 Ford Ra'ero Phone 3225794 Beautiful older home on large lot. NEW CAR TRA D E.INS 1978 CORDOBA HT AQHA Gelding"Chlcacsaw PrIest" 15.3 hands. cxc. use show hors., top performer In trial, western & English horsemanship. Over 30 1st places in local & AQHA Showi. Owner going to college. rail 3220139. MOONEY APPLIANCES V -. 72-Auction 42-e Homes_ .UAlTOC$ - 9 ft. glassed top display case 26 in. deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-92 So. of Sanford 322. $721. offer. Call Ron 372 6555-work 3223113 JUST MAKE lAYMNTS-'69 to 73 models, Call 3399100 or 1605 (Dealer), a-Horses REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322749$ l01I1'5 3 BR, 1 B, remodeled frame home, fenced yd-, very clean. .,00d area. $29,900. *aindnIun .-.. Beds, DbI motel box springs & mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French, 323-7340. Wanted to buy-Mobile home on extra large lot 3 choice lots ready to build on in Deltona. $1000 for all. wiaaad I G.I. type gas cans. $19.99 ea. ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-379) _______- - Ford LTD Squire wagon Excellent mechanical condition. New inspection Sticker, very clean. Must sell. $600 or best 80-Autos for Sale German short.halred pointer puppies AKC from hunting & field trIal stock. 321011$. we. t ' 3225622 CaliBart golf course. $69,900. 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully AGENC REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Eves 3495100 - 322.1939 BEAUTIFUL LOT in presligioui Deltoria Estates. Many shade trees make perfect Fl. setting. See now, $13,500. 322•0612, 322-7177 till $aMiid Ave. eWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 BR, 2 B ranch style home, lust LOCH AR OUR cuSt 4-2 in San ford's finest section, is only 6 yr. old. 16x32 pool w-1200 cool deck. 4 BR isidealfor rec. rm. 2 blksto INC. REALTOR 323-7132 BUY, SELL, TRADE 311315 E. First St. '11 'l62tontruck 65-Pets-Supplies REALTOR 322 I000MLS & cony. located near schools & shopping. $12,000. 45*,1% LPaol. Aria. SlUms-, -' so-Mscellaraous for Sale ML REAL1OR 3236061 or eves. 3230517 2004 Lilly Ct. Charm of an old Florida home will be found in thIs modernized 4 BR, 4 B, pool home. featuring garden rm., formal LR & DR. FR & a study. On ~ acre lot, Strictly by appt. Bobby Greene, REALTOR 62$. • iNOovSrsl,WISBIIW,IWrequ..tsd iPi urwostist. " __ .j'y -.. . fs. I BR Apt. : w* PWuiIIon frgrn TIll VIryt . theamritydd.mapbyth. th.pr.bis, ' '7c,'r: *5 W ' - - crBed NOTICE OP SAkS-Not Ice Is Yellow ID N PYS)MiS1fl, lswls ffinougis 33 .nl"WSi, of Lec Oreoaiuiof, PS Pg Final Decree ii Seminole Csnly, Fofsdews sabered en July 2.1919 V lbs Ibeve elsIlNid Cswt lii the s*s ajg," : w, psrh$ b,ákis, . _____ - • • dWta.theathcs lb. PARK Branch Off ICe 323-2222 3390509 0lTd1 E. Aitamonte Dr. kICK THU STORAGE HABIT. tiea. . 2565 Ap,s. for Senior CitIzens. Doitown, very clean Iroomy, See . Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto ;Ave. • 41-Houses Western Auto 301W. 1st St. Oil 11995. worth more No New rribes Mission. Oviedo. New flat bed, cxc. coed. Low ml. aft. 5. 323 4980 Lawnmower sales & service, We sell the best & service the rest, "She's not quite ready. Won t you slither In and lurk?" - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTOR Chevelle Con .6, Comet late '74,70.000 mi. Like new in lout. 73mpg., reg gas. Pepsi 79-Trucks-Trailers FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hurt 323-7510 REALTORS HAL COLBERT, REALTY McIlotoreltsc4 PlaiisIlft.-vs.. ULY$II$ PADOUN,. Oefendpet(s) BATEMAN' REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 3210759 Aft. His. 3227613. 322-4569 'Sanford Gracious living. Reas. • Weekly I. monthly rates. Inquire *S. Oak 541.1113. New 2 bedroom. 2 Deltons -- - both. Duplex All kItchen appliances. . Carpotod. Screened in porch. No children or pots. $300 PIus Mcurfty. 141 Landmard. 491. D(M.1I s1Wbsllsijprffl Rea'ftera-"$ 3222420 141$ Valencia Ct. 3 BR, 1'/2 bath, brIck const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,500. DeBary. Ideal for seniors. Lovely 1 BR, air, close to churches & - shoppIng. 322-0054, 6414411. PPVi sad be .anford's Sales Leader 25445, French Aye. 3220231,3237173, 327-0779 323-is, fully turn., Including pens. : dshes, sliver, linens, TV I eli To Shot of RMOI. Mvl*lo'PamUy' OF SANFORD REALTOR 2 B, FR, lots of storage space. 3M COURT NO. P7411*1-Cloy - Seffil4o - Cenfy, . PNdds. mere ALL FLORIDA REALTY REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. ii -:ApsrtrnssWs Uithirnlshed ' - tree shaded fenced lot! Im maculate! BPP WARRANTED. A buy for $31,900! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED 1965 Sale. vertible 2208 Park. Apt Sanford after 6 p.m. consider trade. 322.7397, aft 6 & wkends 3222243 Mother unable to care for plants. Must sell. First fifty get free plant, Some rare includes cllvias, begonias, draecenas, etc. Large plants brIng own shovel-you dig. Palms, azaleas. camellias. Mrs. Geo. McCall. Not before 10a.m. Thurs. 209 E. 22nd St. home in Sunlandi Split BR plan, Zoned commercial- 100' on Sanford Ave. $11,500-. For 1976 Honda 750F Super Sport. 13,000 mi., cxc. cond. $1700 will Episcla, hanalno baskets. Redlon Nursery, 420 S. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. 323-3114. MAKE A WISH! 3 BR, 1", bath - , p, BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 ____________________________ Dish Gardens, foliage, cactus, FAMILYS DELIGHT' 3 BR, 7 bath home in Pinecrest wabove ground pool, eat in kit., patio lots of storage 8. goodies! BPP WARRANTED. Just $44,000! 1001 Palmetto Ave. $35,000. Room r rent In private home. W.b.th I kit privileges, - 13FreitChAve (corner lEb 1 French) 333-5176 IYL1. 4N"" Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 0, carport, den w.wet bar, calm kit. 123,000. •- Mercury Comet 19662 dr. sedan. 6 cyl Auto, PS. PR 66.000 ml Clean Red nt. *h.te outside, 1.500 CASH. 322 6230 323 1039 Motorcycle Insurance 62-Lawn-Garden SUPER! 3 BR, 2 bath home on beautiful tree shaded lot! Ww carpet, eat in kit, I gore! Nice neighborhoodl Only 132.500! Immaculate I BR, 2 B. 2 car garage w-w carpet, C lilA, fenced bk yd. $53,900. - - blue never scratched, auto, uses $96_SOOt How about a 4 BR, 1 0. older home on Mellonville Ave., 2 garages, fenced Wi yd., fruit trees & extra lot for only $23,900, -Ronnn -Apsrtnwnts Furnlshsd • 20 lots Zoned Residential sizes start at 75x100, prIces start at $1710. High & dry, you don't need a boat. 78-ltorCycles _____________________- ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prIces. For information. Call 531-6290. BEAUTIFUL! 3 BR, 2'• bath home in Wilson P1. wC lilA, OR, FR, fireplace, breakfast bar & Many Extras! Yours, for fireplace, wooded lot. $46,500. 331-4492, after 5:30. Room fora growing family. 4 BR, -- - ___________________ ' Working lady 53 yrs., wotild lIke to share her3 BR,2beth home wIth same. Everything turn. Must turn, references. 3334107. .* * * * * * * * __________________ Experienced shingle man - - the coasts of Texas, Louisiana Department of Natural Re. Mississippi, Alabama , 2*-Apis. Houses as, Y ballscould beucommonon the wo . EC00IMII,. partment, said. But If a .. WS WUfli agalat the possibility, hurricane comes up - that can Assuming the worst possIble "I can miarazdee you with the .s... sousvW your ___ guess u', j conditions, it would a,, .,, uu sis 5 £c.u1, Sturges said the loop clf •ou the "" forever" Texaaisnotgolngtobetheonly rent" that sucks Caribbean ' ,' Write, include name, address, telephon, and three references to Personnel - Director, NUAGE, 2121 Man. tevallo Road, S. W. • Ilr'""mi*.m. AI.sme31111'ør call - toll free 1100132-4545. To Share on Monday, the 77th day of August dIscms and hear comments on the hudgment by default will be Agency June Porzig 323-5324. taksn 1919, t 7.00 P.M. proposed draft of the Library against you forthe relief demanded .i. S. Cleveland, A.A.E. AVON in the Petition. Element of the Comprehensive p Director of AvIation FIGHT INFLATION This notice shall be published once for Seminole County, Florida. This Sanford AIrport Authority meeting is being held pursuant to a week fr four (4) consecutIve Sell Avon. increase your earning PublIsh Aug. 9. 1979 P0*55'. For details, call 1141the requirements of the Local weeks ki the Sanford EvenIng DEM.32 •It- or 11534705. Government Comprehensive Herald. OCUOhY ' RECEPTIONIST Impossible to predict whether the oil would move to FlorIda , Nobody can say what It will dO," said Roger Meacham of the Environmental Protection Va- - - * * * -*' the Court to award that certain Senilnole County, Fioida ,Altamonte Springs, Florida, and on PUBLIC NOTICE iOvr wife, Marsha Lynn Harris that the August 16, 1919, at the Seminole t , Notice is hereby given rt eR0t Sanford Airport Authority's Budget you are requIred to serveac ty of will be reviewed by the Sanford City Florida. Both meetings will begin at YOU Response or Pieang on the - REALTY 24-Business Opportundies Own Your Own Businessi Area distributor for Rand McNally Maps. No Selling. ServIc. company established accounts. Investments $2,700 to $15,430 secured by Inventory and equipment. cars. trucks & heavy equipment 327 _______________________________ teriats 61-Building OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 lakefront. ___________ y ur bed (corner 10th & French) 323-3176 44444444 _____________________ CWTOP PLO*lD N AND p SIMINOLU COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.90.CA.es.I I15HA LYNN HARRIS BAR. meeting on August 15, 1979, at the *** * * * Excelhentopportunity AAA EMPLOYMENT ' - 322-2611 RECEPTIONIST HOSTESS - ' Florida in accordance with the 0 isions of th Fictiti N - * * * * * * * * regist•rsaldnamewflhth: Clerk of Pubflsh July 261. Avg. 2.9,16, 1919 1Usd ag1st • Call CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT FOR MORE INFORMATION - p ' Longwood areas. - PICTI"OU' 'AME NOTICE OP ACTION W'5. Notice Is hereby given that I am Exhibit "A". a .ac. Dunmar Corporation CRIPTION OP RIAL PROPERTY engaged In business •t 2014 Sworn to and subscribed before PROCEEDED ASAINSY Kewannee Ir., Casulberry, metlils23rddayof July, 1919. IIm.lsCaunSy,fios,uide,-fl TOi DONALD EDWARD BARNES : with an EVENING HERALD PAPER ROUTE. Routes available In Sanford and - ________________ 3.Aproof of publication of the ' Petitioner' notice of intentIon to register a and fictfllous name is recorded with this DONALD EDWARD BARNES, DEM-19 • • ', L( Q2 1fl7$001 PubhishAug. 9,16. 1919. ft's N. F.ench Ave Sanford, Florida itry, beef' pork, fish. ire delivery, mm. $200rd.r. Sanford • Ion . SC. DIRT SERVICE and the extent of the Interest of each such', party and-or corporation is as ows:DIJNMAR CORPORATION 230 N. Park Avenue ability-fringe benefits. 332-1VS • au STENSTROM EARN EXTRA MONEY -- ' onlyl Wages commensurate w- Ewnlng Ikndd s-Good Thngi 10 Eat •M1 APP IDAViT STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE 11IIfltflICtiOflI It is hereby stated under oath _______________________________ pursuant to Florida Statute that: MAKE AN HEIRLOOM 1. The undersigned intends to Creative Expressions 3J12 engage in business t 400 Maitland • -. I -I Avenue, Aitamonte Springs, Florida under the trade name of S.O.S. DIRT SERVICE. -. 2. The full and true name of every IN THU CIRCUIT COURT Of THE ARR is fO Sanford Early Center. PurpleHulisi Butter Beans Stripflng Farms, NarctssusAve. , "ft = ' Engine rebulider. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E, 25th P1. Exp, From SlOto 130 Call 322 1621. 322 416 _____________________ Top Dollar Paid for iunk& used 321-0333 80-Autos for Sale Cars Rermved BUY JUNK CARS 15½ Wood Boat $123 - Mature responsible lady for P.T 77-Junk 55-Boats & Accessories 5", Evinrude Outboard Rebuilt, excellent coed. With tank, $130. 322-3762 By Owner wood frame 3 BR, 1 bath, 2 large screened porches, refinished woodwork & floors, tPN full tIme. Exp. w-Florlda -lIcense, 4-12. 322.1364, Sanford Ron Sack. Advertising Director nlng June Supervisors He said he may continue as of SlavIa Drainage District of Seminole County, Florida chairman of the Commission on validity of the decedent's will August 2,9, 1979 qualifications of the personal Publish: Immigration Refugee or DEMS venue representative, or the "The president has long iurisdiction of the court. admired Gov. Askew's abilities ,, ALL CLAIMS, DEMAND AND FICTITIOUS NAME REUBIN ASKEW prominent Miami law finn Policy. where he has specialized in International law. When he starting date of his CabinetDuring his last two years as announced his future 1g,ne I, pa Was peT$U&uii1 governor, Askew led state trade as a leader and administrator, December, he said he planned '°• missions to Europe, Japan and White House press secretary to stay with the law finn for at "The time table was the Hong Kong He also went to Jody Powell said Wednesday 3Ufl ti t two t tt could accwnulate enough per- critical thing, he said. If he Veneluela and Colombia on announcing the nominatIon. Strauss resigned the trade 'sonaj wealth to finance his two receives confirmation from the behalf of the city of Miami in Finance Committee, 1975. Senate post to become a special teenage children's college eduAskew said he thought the Mideast peace negotiator. Askew will take office around catlons. Askew, who reportedly Oct. 1. He would succeed biggest challenge of his new Before leaving, he negotiated inakes $200,000 to $300000 a Robert Strauss, who has been podwouldbelmpleznenttngthe thel979TradeAgreementsAct, year at the law firm, will be named special ambassador for provisions of the 1979 Trade which Askew would be Agreanents Act. sible for Implementing. taking a drastic cut In pay If he the Mideast negotiations. He said the trade agreements "ThIs Is an area where I In Miami, Askew said he dId ;is confirmed for the 186,000+ year trade negotiator's job. But really wish to snake a con- would give the United States "a not expect to "win any chance to make a new start popularity ontests" in his new It will be $16,000 more than he trlbutkm," said Askew. o(feratomethemostchallenge worldwide In terms of trading. job,butsaldthepost"offersthe made as governor. " critically important that most challenge where I have In addition to being the only in an area where I have been Washington job he waded, spendlngtmmelnthelasttwoor we try now to put Into effect been spending a lot of time in what has been agreed to In the last three or four years." Askew said flexihility In the three yea-a" - 2 5- B F Wheeler Jr Chairman ' 5- James D. Colbert committee Since leaving office, Askew, 50, has been a partner in a t as may come before the meeting. DATEDth15 ilthdayofJuly,A.D personal representative, All persons interestedln tM.state to whofil a copy of this Notice of Fox Need a 4 BR, 2 B? Carport, fenced yd., nicely landscaped, C H&A, Easy maintenance for this 3 BR, 1 B for $27,900. $11,000 dwn. no qualifying or VA or FHA. 912 FrenchAve. (corner 101111. French) 323-3116 ,. ' lag reshuffling, by Gill SIDE GLANCES w.w carpet. Good location, __ Unique Kindergarten for 5 year cids Call 322-MIS 41-Houses - - $43,900. - son Is needed for sales and service of ., ESIE1JIIS anu flew advertisers. A greet futu" f" - .if. ' El. Previous sales ex. per lence needed. Salary plus commitsion with full corn- EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 3222611 or 41-Houses ___ I saesper flIIPMIU A" "'' claimed, If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due tativis may represent estates of ________________________ ,, stiau be stated. If the claim is deceased persons, and private 0h1yPn1t1by ____________________ contingent or unliquidated, the .ai would assist him politically, although frank• , ______________I.. January, had been under consideration 5. simply because It • . of .;.0 above- court a written wtilchelectioneveryacreoflandln 3 or 4 yr. old German Shepherd, fern., damaged ear tips. Missing Lcngwood ares. $100 reward S30.l7S or 334$53, "I would think It would occur statement of any claim or dmand the District shall represent one be share and cacti owner shall be en. to him (Carter) that It might they may have. Eacti claim must in writing and must indicate the titled to vote in person, or by proxy help some, hO1fUllY in the beils for the claim, the name and in writing duly signed, for every Florida primary," Askew said. address of the creditor or his agent acre of land owned by him In socti guardians may ruprunt "But I think It would be unfair or attorney, and tue amount District; their wards, personal repressn. - i. I W Iê )- .1 oresen aer onae called him a week ago and "I R I ING are • S ________________________ - -- I :4 , , WLIen Askew occupied the governor's During a U I U U. I a freer Former Florida Gov. Reubin Askew, - 'inyl repair Irecoloring Save up to 50 pcI. of reuphoistery charge, 160.5471 To List You Business... Diol 322.26B or 83L9993 loesoet lamsi OVl.Y. 17-fl Sanford. PIe. 33711 S '1 1A4Lk11t r ' - / r ,.. , _______ ---- I. , - ...-.--• - ,.,, ,•''''', -•---- •-• -- __,._I' - - - . •. -. -- - .. - .. * - • '-': .ir _ -' :"*. '----- -- ' -- - • • .• ..• ._ , • ............ -- ___ - �I Thursday, Aug. 9, in 66--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 09, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 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/78693c14a98c659abd934a9b250196a0.pdf f4ebbe69658f4f455cd64a025c6bc669 PDF Text Text , 1013—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . I %V Wednesday, May 23, 1979 PLAY DOUBLE DOLLAR BINGO! _ 5,660 TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE _ 1 ODDS $200.00 CATEGORY lINE TINHOI.M . $2 00 CAT flnv -' BRIAN KALDINIACH L $70 CHRISTINE MNOI*S ____ 1000 --1 701 1 1614 Soo WILMA P1*1*1 ORLANDO, - I ALIANO J. MORITUZZO EDWIN WILSON EISSIMMtC. FLA QUANTITY P$GHT RESERVED MAY 24 26 ORLANDO, FLA. KISSIMMEE. FLA. • - r'.a w i am To 237 to - I 31) To t itt to i Parents Ask Board • • .:. IMMOKALEE. FLA. ,, - PRICES GOOD IN ALL W.D STORES IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ONLY: . •' -. - - I L SIMINOIt 05(10(1 $RIVARD YOIUSIA LAKI (ITtUS (HattOfli SUPT1I MA11001 '°""- ILl £M HINDIT By SHARON CARRASCO -t•- One major bone of contention by parents was the fact that a student who fails one part of the levels testing programs must take the entire test over again. ._.t..ty'r'rits cnetitbatth 1ve1t g score5-.' take precedence over regular classroom work as being the benchmark for promotion to the next grade. "What's the purpose of making 100 percent on your classwork when all eyes and ears are geared toward the levels tests?" asked John Parker. He called the authors of the tests "phantoms" because no one seems to know who they are, what their qualifications are and what their criteria Is for designing tests, he said. Gene Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education Association (SEA), said his seven-year-old sóñ who attends Springlake Elementary School, Is frantic about passing the tests. 'My boy has the chickenpox now and his main concern Is will he be able to take the levels test next week?" Grooms said. Dale Simon, a mother of two elementary children at Altamonte Springs Elementary School, said she has worked with her children on the levels tests, hired a tutor for $40 per week to work with them but they still have trouble passing the tests. "The kids come home in tears," Mrs. Simon said. "They have completed their school work. They have good behavior in school but none of it matters." Larry White, president of the Casselberry ParentTeachers Association (PTA) said the levels testing program has created "chaos" in the classroom but apathy in the administration." He appealed to the school b "take the power of promotion away f rom the county computer and put it ba ck in the classroom where it belongs." Herald Staff Writer Parents who said thy are angry açI frørated,, pcaTid to the school board Wednesday on behalf of their children to take the levels testing program out of the elementary schools. Doris Thompson, spokesman for Seminole Parents Involved In Children's Education, (SPICE) appealed to the school board to return the decision for grade advancement to the discretion of the teacher. "Parents don't like the way the levels testing Is affecting their children," Mrs. Thompson said. 11().,r children need not be sacrificed to satisfy a law." The levels testing program was implemented on a countywide basis last fall and replaces the traditional system of promotion from one grade to the next. The tests ' 14 -, - 'Let teachers be __ ACT U..ROAST IWU •UIseeI TASTE 0' SEA SULK H&GWHIT1NG...... 0 4-m. IUFPA IES.......3 ILI, PORK LOIN CENTER CUT WIDV ROAST OLDIE 5#01111"111111D HAW SAUSAGE t1 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND SIRLOIN W.D PIANO tTAV U.. TIP 0 60410094116 Is W.D $*ANO USDA CHOICE CHUCK ROUND hONE SNOULDERSTEAK W.D BRAND USbA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7 DONE CHUCK STEAK .....foe IS PRCxORY SMOKED CENTER CUT . $219 69c YE 4-. FATTIES) I • S S 0 I I I-I I S I S • • $3I1lI '.,.. IIAAR t*s Lw I1R ••IIII,L.• IA. £. •4.4. W.D PIANO . ALL VAIST1IS 9 . W.D PIANO MICE D .. t4.is. NO SUSA1AM1 W.D PIANO SLICED., SPICED S. . S . '.t; $1". • .. PlO. + . •..•. --. SMMIJSGE $11 INYLAND "M 01NM SMOIEDSAUSAGE a, s.. • AVE 40C 5 F f•' (we ____ .....p BUSCH BEER_____ • U. -wrrcc LIml$l with $1.00.rers purchase excl. . digs. 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Evans it and Leonard roped and taped stint the reptile's jaws, Sccured his legs, pulled him from th e canal and ioaded him on a pickup truck. He was tldIIle(l a%%a% lfl Evans. Spokesmen at I the (ame and Fresh %Vatt'r Fish (on,inisSlot) in Ocala say the are receiving about IS to 20 calls a day concerning gators seen near residential areas, + '-:. + -. , ' • i4f,' '• ': , • • - • + ':. - -•: ' ,qi -\ I ' -+, j - _4 .,, % ', '. + • •-.I, - By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer 50-oz. JAR - - • - 4 was on duty at the UI' Champ chance," said U. John Parker shock Following the shooting Store atIlI9E.25th St. at2a.m. of the Sanford police, and was able to provide only when an unidentified man Parker said he believes tix limited Information about the a 44-year.-old Sanford con- approached him on foot. When riian who entered the store and as1ants. It Is believed the two venience store clerk who played Fletcher, who was sweeping the the man who shot Fletcher were left on foot, as no car was ob good samaritan was rewarded area In front of the store, turned served, police said. No other with a shotgun blast to his back to go back into the building, the working together in an at- witnesses were at the scene tempted robbery. However, early this morning. man shot him at close range Parker said at this point it during the shooting, police said. Listed in satisfactory con- with one blast from a shotgun, doesn't appear that anything A spokesman for the Lill dition at Seminole Memorial police said, was taken from the store. Champ Store chain said that Just moments before the Hospital is Kenneth J. Fletcher Following the shooting, both Fletcher had only been un. of 808 Mariner's Village, shooting, police said, another men fled in an undetermined ployed at the 25th Street store Caine into the store and Sanford. Fletcher is resting pop direction, police said. Fletcher for about a week. following emergency treatment tried to buy a bottle of for a gun shot wound to his but did not have enough money. staggered into the store and Police said the gunman ap. "Fletcher gave him the lower back. phoned the Seminole County parently fired from his hip, cents he needed and told him to Sheriff's Deirrtmnt. based on the angle of Fletcher's Sanford police said Fletcher repay him whenever he got the Police said Fletcher went into wound. HUNTIN' + .1 • Good Samaritan Clerk Gets Shotgun Blast In Back FOLGERS GATOR -X -• IN Is. V W.o VM • - I•l S •• W.O PIANO. (1 are administered to students in grades one through five to determine their progress in language, reading and math, "Let teachers be allowed to teach and students be allowed to learn," said Mrs. Thompson, evoking a thunder of applause from the audience. Parents and teachers from elementary schools all over the county waited until 12:30 a.m. to express their displeasure of the levels testing programs to the school board. A work session between parents and the school board was scheduled for 7:30 p.m.,Monday, June 4 at the school administration office to discuss the levels testing program. ••.•,•.. . . W APPLE SAUCE allowed to teach...' . W.D PIANO EROULAR AND ALL NIP U • \*& D rop Levels TIes t i ng - W.O BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND ERLOIM tGONE OIANGI . -' ---.4-. .. --.__,,••% In Seminole Schools 120 TO I _____ to I m to i ••.- 'S.---- to I itottol to - ê 44ö TO I . MAXINE 1. CLAA" PT. MYERS, PtA SAY T. OAIKI.L GIOVELAND, FLA. i tii -. - + FRANCIS WILIANKS NINNY RAY STANLI1 IPPII I. HOYT SAMORD, ILA GRAND ISLAND, FLA. EUSTIS, FLA. WILDWOOD,FLA. OTIS R. SMITH P*ANCU OSAKA CANDACI D. JIPPIRS MARSHA A. VICKIRY PRES GOOD WINN DIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT 1979 W. R. RAINIS CLERMONT, FLA. I FLA. tASSELIERRY. to 20 STY s; To 1 700 1 II no 20 10 10 to I S to I 1 00136 l 1 to to I I))t OM a 10? 4 101 iiq W.i..O.sis bsa.., ppu I. l.s sy.ius I3 IIwa. u.,d w..,l P d..a., )Jr II whom ON 01 y. psis hi.. his.' ftft. RUTH A BYRON 7 1)1 ..•.-. visits 3?O3IitOt 41 153 to 1 16 024 tO 1 171191 to I ,o Sol ,oi - Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents i, stoat , sto., ViSITS _____ at; 2000 SORRENTO, PIA. - Th I 00100 NfTflI MKINNEY I CrT.. Stt, I ON, SIT Polls VAIUI CASULUR*Y FLA. $1061-00 CATEGORY MAYL No ,*zz 71st Year, No. 238—Thursday, May 24, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 • + - 1. 5 . .4 .4 • -- 1'• - 26. - ' -'" p. .. +- - -. -,••' ,. V Starts In Fall Brantley Gets,Extra Buses POTATOES Jul' J10$119 I1 I HALF IL H • HARVEST FRESH WESTERP •.....3.. HAMSI5. •• $ GOLD DELICIOUS HARVEST FRESH VILIOW Onions Students who elect to take a "You will blow your mind when sixth subject at Lake Brantley you see that transportation High School this fall will have budget." school bus service home. More thai. 100 parents, Despite the school superin- teachers and students of Lake tendent's recommendation to Brantley High School waited delay action on the issue, the until 11 p.m. Wednesday for school board voted their place on the school board unanimously to make the bus agenda to bring their case up service available to students for more school buses. taking six subjects at the least A group of Girl Scouts from possible cost to the county. Troop 1) even came to support School board member the issue. William Krell, who made the Bus sLrvice is presently motion, advised Superintendent planned for students taking five William Layer to explore all subjects next fall but pai•ente Innovative ways of supplying contended they needed the bus service even if it meant assurance bus service would he staggering school hours. provided for these taking six Layer recommended to delay subjects. t4I,-in 1,441 .,r.441 6k.. a.....- .....a..eb... ai.+.. tn z..____ hIaII)AMI44Ifli DvguIi&uI uu I.uu, JWUUF hearings are over on June 20 and seniors at Lake Brantley 'U find out how much money is High School will attend a fiveAvailable." But his plea for hour morning session from 7 more time was In vain. nm+ to 11:55a.m. and freshmen "Your transportation costs and sophomores will attend a will go up $1.5 million this year five-hour afternoon session alone with nor from 12:05 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the increases of e num r of be st udents we have school at 975 Sand Lake Road In th to transpo," Layer warned, south Seminole County. 79c es .: 4P -7V " IflTIJa:,.._.,.,4,.•,.,.uSP cvaimu-. WA if . ;r g' Of 'DELICATESSENSPECIAI WITH DUICATUSIN INDICATED STAR ON ADDRESS STOSIS L - '.•-. Ip.•• . BY SLI VILA REAL (SAVE $l.37) The split session is one solution sought, high school officials say, to cope with rising enrollment until the new Lake Mary High School Is completed in December, 1980• Cal DeVoney, president of the Lake Brantley Band Booster Club, told the school board he was concerned the band program would be acted if students who wanted to take the sixth subject didn't have transportation home. "Treat Lake Brantley even though they are on double sessions and live on the south side of the county, as you would treat anybody else," DeVoney said. He appealed to the school board to set the additional bus service as a high priority Item in the coming -- Referring to the double sessions in the fall, Ronald Lyman, whose son attends Lake Brantley, told the school board; "Lake Brantley has been put upon to solve a Seminole County problem. We have solved that problem for you. You know what our probleiii is. It's your responsibility to solve this problem for us." According to 1978-79 enrollment figures, 800 high school students elected to take six subjects instead of the required five, said Diane Falstad, president of the high school Parent-Teacher-Student jocjaUon IPTSAI. The hiith school is predicting at least 800 or more students taking six subjects in the fall. —SHARON I[ CH1UIEN I - . —p: -____ ____ _______________________ +__ . .•• .. -- .+.: .. + Dr. Lamb .................12A ............... 12* Hospi tal ................... 2* OURSELVES ............. Sporti ................. Television ................ 14* Weather ................... 3* • . - ;-:- 5 +- + - .i.14.,..•. . + -- Seminole County Sheriff 1.4.. .. k is requesting $4.35 ,,,,,, new patrol zones to the county, noting response time will thus he decreased and additional time may then be used to patrol traffic, Currently, the request said, deputies are spending the majorit) o( their shift tiin&t answering -. • ,'nrnninin* tItc 1)I UIIV 11, ...i.4 ULU %UItIjJWU&L calls increased by 14 percent in 1978 and for the first quarter of 1979 by 16.8 percent. He said with the new deputies neighborhood patrol will be increased as well as use of radar in areas of con. sistent motorist speeding. . •.tue uPuIIu4ciII UI LIVdI 1SOU UUWU1 UCL. i largest amount ever requested of the county commission for county law enforcement and 18 percent more than approved for the current year. Of the $4,351,105 requested, more than $3.2 million Is being asked for salaries, up 13 percent; $829,434 for expenses other than lie has also asked for two additional bailiffs, noting circuit court salaries, up 14 percent; $246,236 for equipment, up 57 percent; judges have asked for more bailiffs. Six additional crossing Investigations $15,000 same as last year and $50,000 contingency, guards would also be hired. up 66 percent. The expenses other than salaries account includes automotive In a cover letter to the county commission dated June 1, 1979, expenses, travel, radio repair, uniforms, ammunition, food for Polk notes the salary request does not Include funds for any uiiidJail, care of prisoners, jail utilities and Jail supplies, telephone, year cost-of-living pay increases because the commissioners have office supplies and other administrative costs. not decided what percentage they will be considering at that time. The equipment request includes replacement of 25 patrol cars, The sheriff asks that the county include and set aside in its live replacement cages, visebars and sirens; equipment for the budget sufficient funds to give the sheriff's department em- nurse-doctor's clinic, filing cabinets for medical record.s; a ployees the saute cost-of-living increase as other employees, generator for backup power for the couwiunicatiuns center, 10 The budget request asks for 12 additional deputies to add three portable radio., bix pagvis and replacement of other equipment. Today ,V By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer n...pnI., Moso~ ATOWId The Clock ..........4A Bridge ................... 12* 5A 12A 12* 4A Dear Abby ................13* Polk Asking $4.35 Million To Operate In Fiscal 79-80 - - --..--- - -. -. - - + ----- - - �ngHrid, Sanford, Fl. 1 I W-o Thursday, May 24, 1979 Lance ' I Intend To Clear My Name' WORLD IN BRIEF "*& aeli Planes Botho Lebanon In Retaliation United Press International Israeli warplanes struck Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon today for the second straight day in apparent retaliation for a guerrilla bombing In Tel Aviv Wednesday that killed three persons. But another bomb exploded in a Jerusalem supermarket today, wounding one person. The bomb, apparently set by a guerrilla, was placed in a carton of groceries awaiting delivery from the Supersol supermarket in the Ramat Eshkol section of Jerusalem. it wounded one person and caused slight damage to the store, police said. Israel's military command said today's raids, the sixth in a month, followed Palestinian artillery shelling of a northern Israeli settlement that wounded two persons. It said all Israeli planes returned safely to base. Clark Asks Fair Chance JASPER, Alberta (UP!)— Prime Minister-elect Joe Ckkraa The t&.ri. Cij,.-- servative cabinet in 16 years and asked the opposition parties of Pierre Trudeau and Edward Broadbent to give his minority government a "fair chance" to govern. "It is time for the nation to get down to business and that Is very much what our new government intends to do," said Clark, who at 39 will the youngest prime minister in the country's history. "I expect that the opposition parties will all want to give a new government a fair chance to present our programs to Parliament and to bring that program through Parliament," said Clark. ATLANTA (UPI) — Former Federal Budget Director Bert Lance and three business associates pleaded innocent today to a 33-count federal indictment charging them with conspiracy and bank fraud involving loans of 820-million. The arraignment before U.S. Magistrate Allen L. Chancey Jr. took less than five minutes, and Chancey then assigned the case to U.S. District Judge Charles H. Moye. None of the four defendants spoke, except to the attorneys and each other. Those entering pleas with Lance included Richard T. Carr and Thomas M. Mitchell, both top officials of the Northwest Georgia Bank in Rhinggold, and H. Jackson Mullins, a former druggist in Lance's hometown of Calhoun. Assistant U.S. Attorney William P. Gaffney of the Justice Department's Criminal Fraud Section in Washington told Chancey the trial should take about eight weeks. Lance's attorney, former State Revenue Cornmisssioner Nick P. Chllivis, said the defense will file a motion for a "probable cause hearing" to make the government support its indictment before going to trial. Gaffney said the government considers the indictment sufficient. The large, affable Lance, a close friend of President Carter, greeted dozens of reporters on his way into the courtroom and shook hands with chief prosecutor Edward J. Tomko, Who told him, "Mr. Lance, it's nice to meet you." Lance had turned down an invitation to appear voluntartly before the grand jury that Tçko_led through Its 17impriry. ---"1 intend to to clear my name and be adjudged innocent by the American people and by the system," Lance said alter his indictment Wednesday. "I have no doubts about it whatsoever." Ile Th 47-year-old Lance rose from a $90-a-week bank teller to a millionaire presidential confidante. He was one of the first men President Carter picked to help him run the government when Carter was elected to office. Lance served as budget director for 242 days before he was forced to resign because of questions raised over his previous business dealing, After entering his plea today, Lance told reporters outside the courthouse: "The indictment appears to me to be ridiculous on its face." When asked if he could get a fair trial, Lance said, "this is not the forum, this is not the time." The indictment charged Lance with conspiracy and 15 counts of misapplication of funds while president of the Calhoun First National Bank and National Bank of Georgia, five counts of falsifying personal financial statements to banks and one count of making false entries in NBG records. Carr, former head of the Northwest Georgia Bank of Ringgold, faces nine counts of misapplying funds for loans he made to co-defendants and their families and in loans he obtained from NBG through Lance. Carr also was DeJ u Acce p -- NATION charged with two counts of making false statements to banks in loan applications and one count of falsifying Northwest records. Mitchell, Lance's business trustee while Lance served as Carter's first director of the Office of Management and ias accused with Carr of three counts of misapplying funds in loans to Lance and Lance's family, one count of falsifying Northwest records and seven counts of making false statements to banks and removing collateral from the Calhoun bank for Lance's benefit. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) —. The Police Officers Association and the homosexual community are both criticizing Police Chief Charles Gain for the handling of the City Hall riot and its aftermath that resulted in $1 million damage to public and private property. The 1,500-member association Wednesday asked for a grand jury investigation Into the City Hall violence, claiming the "inaction" of police forces was responsible for allowing the situation to get out of hand. Homosexual activists fom the predominantly gay Castro Valley district said police brutality charges were filed for what they called "reprisals" against the gay. comhiunity following the City Hail riot Monday night In which 59 policemen and 60 civilians were injured. Police officers converged on Castro Valley alter the violent rally broke up and closed bars in the area. Several street clashes occurred and there were numerous injuries before police were ordered to withdraw. ts Count Job y With approval of the state Department of Health and year. He is a native of Cuba. $34,000 of the salary annually Seminole County looking at He said he will be in Seminole for the health director portion homes and intend to buy but Rehabilitative Services (HRS) County next Wednesday to go of the job and has been may have to rent for the first Dr. Jorge DeJu, 49, has ac- over anticipated budgets for the requested to approve an ad- few months," he said. cepted the dual role of Seminole 1979-80 fiscal year of the human ditional $3,000 annually. The Noting his major responCounty health and services department with balance of the salary will be sibility will be in the health director of huj director ;;eivicea .Juti. : -pitrtp .rCuunty. effective July. rTr; berger and other members of appears the other divisions of "it will be sometime in July the county staff. The human Dr. DeJu said today his wife his new department are runbefore I'm on the job," he said services department has and two daughters, the ning very well at present. today from his Tallahassee responsibility for the operations youngest of whom is a high The county health depart. office. "I have to give some of the health, welfare, animal school junior, will be joining ment position has been vacant notice here." Dr. DeJu who has control, veterans services and him in Seminole before the new since last September when Dr. spent most of his career as a other county social services, school year begins dependent Harnida Battla resigned while medical doctor In the public In the dual role, Dr. DeJu is to upon when their Tallahassee the human services director health field has been in private be paid $45,000 annually. The home is sold. position has been vacant since practice for little more than a state has approved PaYment of "wa ...'...,.,ui, UI 1T1121 UI. - WASHINGTON (UP!) — Democrats in the House today capped a week of setbacks for President Carter's plan to phase out domestic oil price controls by adopting a resolution opposing decontrol. The 138.69 vote came at a meeting of the House Democratic Caucus, an organization of all House Democrats. The resolution's chief sponsor, Rep. Toby Moffett, DComm., told reporters the vote is a strong signal to Carter of a changing mood in America: increasing anger over high oil profits. ".i 2: Irons a truck tii:euf hs a Action Reports - Courts P o lice Be at * Police i)ISIIV, SIlLR 'I .N E\ asher and paint we ('qul;)nu7lt .0 ii I '. a neighbor and Miss ('anton flt'ui. I Iu ever, the !Ieigtlbor recognized Miss Canton and informed the sheriff dt'piirt Im'rit. deputies said A 24-year-old Sanford man was arnesteti Saturda night and charged with carrying a short-barreled -barreled o eapo n aafter Sanford police said he had threatened people with the o capon outsitie a grocery store at 1506 W. 13th St. Taken into custody for jessng a shotgun o ith an I I'lruil barrel was Walter Royce Collier, 1788 Bell Ave.. Sanford Police said the gun was loaded at the time ('oilier o;us appruht:ih'i Initial bond on Collier was set at $5.250. AIR ('OMI'RI:Ssoit ,h1SS1N Ali air coilipressor valued at $600 ous stoicn from the Vitia t ;. Station at 1315 V. First St., Sanford i'ucsda . police said Police said the compressor was on the outside of I he S1, 111 hi "in of the building at the time of the theft. CARP S TAKFN " burglar entered the' home of .Iansu' . 'l'uesdav and made off with 59 square ard. of shias: carpet, Sanford pol ice said. Police said the thief force open it side o nitkp',u it gain cuiti'v. lb carpet was valued at $590. WELDING OUTFIT STOI EN Welding equipment valued at $375 was stolesi sonit'tiiiu' S1111di ET • De puties sa id Miss Canton attacked Miss Semones with a piece of broken glass and that Miss Semones had to use both hands to prevent the attacker from cutting her in the face and throat. The two women struggled out the door and wound up fighting en the carport. Deputies said Miss Semones' screams were heard by sistord luau, ac ortin, I ,l'hnn •ilIs, ., of '31 Frwuau St .,'uarlftsrIJ '..stw prk'(l npvn the windo lflun ftc lri ' i ,v truck to ain entr :irglar.tolu t', air tank rn cu a nd ru.t in ,idor tlw 111- k- from the rem of the tr unc k, dput r * Fires * . FlIi the irisu ot a dt1)u11s' Thu irisitterit 'ucufii'(l iu:it't Lust bet etri Frihi :, I Mi ntis. truuis I 4)1 Ii). KiIlitkrlv Court, .SisnfirI. iuist oilier ene .i:.,i (if 14.1 I )ao Court. I A)ne000d 0 t eisuiei to thu earaee b pr. rii i s&k the !t lab I I omit o tmI\(, MIS.Si\ $t r ing ing o ith "ix .niail di.uiii'nds iItjt' f at Iio i the jt'oelr bo of a I A)fl0 00(1 o oti ari. as riIsri ti 5u'IijioIt ('uwit deputies Boiie (lHri;'ii of 114 Iluiitsooeul (nut. lt'l)5itit 11I I II1I 0.55 last ecn in a j' cIr tsi :: ;v.ti: kill I ASflCO(I h iii ( t. I I 1 I.' lb sill i AKEN toii1 oert toIt n 1111)1 . ,\ 01 .111 iiiliditlofifl5g 's's .\ltaniouste Spiiig deputles woman .ncortfi:i e' to Sci:iuusl, I. unU C arloUi, I:dvirei.S, 42, tit 1028 %V I tih,iiiu pr:ise.. .tid 5('llit'uIit' eiileresi thle' rear of hut i .s;rsper 'is,. till kb ccli Frida and Monda', I he tt)ls 0tH •ducl ut 14 • % Sr-'ti ,j,s ______ t e' st SoilS s 0 tFs' I) .i'itj"st bflir aT 'a .'. . ..- CA ( Villiit' shopping s'eliter sollictitsie over the o "ekeish. ;si'sirihi:i I. Serni:iuuls' C 'owit deputies Stores whit'rt o indt'o. oe'rr broken nit luded I heihlii: Cork Sr', and Son: The ('nickel Shop. 1i,slh Iui"ura:us e .\Cem Sperii't'r-Sihehi,' Agency and Loiigwemd ira'.cI .\gem No t'sljiiatt' of uisiiiiaet' 0 as sli'tt'rtiuini'ii Shuttle Behind Schedule CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) Despite larger work teams on the job around the clocK, the Space Shuttle Columbia has dropped six weeks behind schedule and 'officials Wednesday reported there is no hope a Nov. 9 launch date will be met. Installation of the delicate heat-resistant tiles, work on two solid rocket boosters and tasks not completed by Rockwell International In California are reasti1s for the delay, said Robert H. Gray, manager of the Space Shuttle Project Office at the Kennedy Space Center. — TEHRAN, Iran (UP!)— Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today ordered a nationwide purge of "criminals" he said were trying to damage the revolution in the disguise of Moslem clergymen. The order was issued as tens of thousands of Iranians marched through provincial cities and towns to denounce the United States and support executions — three more of which were carried out after summary trials today. The 79-year-old KLmeini, in a decree Issued from his headquarters in Qom, ordered that five-member committees consisting of "first class clergymen" and "persons of confidence" sh o il be set up in each province to carry out checks on e.h and every man wearing the robes of Moslem Priests. .Bundy Loses Court Ruling TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — The prosecution won a key victory today when Judge Edward Cowart ruled that bite mark evidence purportedly linking Theodore Bundy - to the 1978 Chi Omega murders may be used in Bundy's - trial. Cowart ruled against defense arguments that the science of bite mark Identification was still in an experimental stage and often based on "a wild guess." The judge, who has scheduled the trial for June 11, said he was not ruling on the weight or truth of the evidence, but merely saying that it can be presented to the Jury. Empress Driven To Brink? LONDON (UP!)— Empress Farah of Iran has moved out of the family's heavily guarded Bahamas home following a "blazing row" with her husband Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the London Daily Express said today. Express Paris correspondent Michael Brown quoted sources close to the family as saying the empress has been "driven to the brink" by the strain of living in exile. "We should have stayed and stood by our friends," the empress reportedly told her friends. . — stNFoRD l{RESi BURGLARY CONVICTION An Altamonte Springs woman said to have broken into her exboyfriend's home to attack another woman with a piece of broken glass Monday pleaded guilty to one count of burglary in circuit court. Sham-on Jean Carlton, 24, of 905-A Ballard St., Altamonte Springs, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and armed burglary after she broke into the home of Rick Argentine, 2710 Lakeview Drive, Fernwood, on March 28. Seminole County Sheriff's deputies said Miss Carlton went to the home of Argentine, her former boyfriend, and broke a pane of glass in the door. She reached through the open panel and unlocked the door, gaining entry, deputies said. When she got inside, she began struggling with Jenny Semones who was in the apa rt ment at the time and had tried to keep Miss Caucus Votes No Decontrol STERCHIJ Khomeini: Check Clergy A 40-ear-old Winter Springs woman is awaiting Sen. tencing for welfare fraud following a guilty plea to the charge in circuit court. Beverly An,n Adams, who lists Box 142, Winter Springs, failed to inform the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services that she was gainfully employed at an Altamonte Springs restaurant from April to August of 1977, investigators said. At the time of her employment she continued to receive aid through the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program. Investigators said her employment made her ineligible for the aid. During the period she was emplo)ed, investigators said she rece ived $697 w hich she was not entitled. A sentencing date has not yet been set. Police, Gay Community Criticize Chief Of Police The prosecutors alleged the four men arranged 120 million in loans for themselves since 1970, using 40 banks and 383 different loans, with an actual or potential loss of more than $00,000 to the banks involved. Thursd an Pleads Gu ilty In Welfare Fraud IN BRIEF The government pressed four charges of misapplication against Mullins, a former Calhoun pharmacist, and two counts of making false statements to banks. Evening Hprald Sanford Fl COME SHARE THE EXCITING SAVINGS ON FURNITURE, BEDDING, APPLIANCES AND TV! Eight 'Mobsters' Indicted TRENTON (UP!) Eight New Jersey mobeters today were charged with murder, extortion and conspiracy in an indictment state officials say is the first in the country to allege the existence of a nationwide criminal organization. The 24-count indictment, capping a two-year Matefederal probe, said the men used the organization, which they referred to among themselves "This Thing of Ours" to commit crimes and maintain power over rivals and victims between September 1970 untIl last September. — Thieves Get $2.2 Million PARIS (UPI)— An armed gang of thieves disguised as Rveiyinen looted the private residence of the United Arab Emirates ambassador, escaping with valuables worth an estimated $2.2 million, police said today. Four or five men in deliverymen's dungarees entered the residence of Ambassador Mabadi Al Tagit on the fashionable Avenue Foch Wednesday night, claiming to be carrying packages for the envoy, police said. 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The best actor award went to Jack Lemmon for "The China Syndrome" produced by James Bridge, also an American. : "Apocalupse Now" deals with the Vietnam War. It was produced by Francis Ford Coppola, who said he spent $30 million of his earnings from "The Godfather" and "Godfather II" on the film. . HOSPITAL -NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAY 73 1e7$ ford: ADMISSIONS S4n Shirley A. HiOgins Michael C. Markoi Kay Neuharth Fannie Owen David H. Reid 011 E. Rumnet Samuel Whitaker George Willis Ella S DICkSrI, DeBary Ewning HriWd Donnie Barker, Enterprise Edward Ginter, Geneva Elizabeth F. Domansky, Maitland DISCHARGES Sanford: Elsie C. Brown Eleanor G. Duguid Jesse Kendrick, Robin Polity Emma Lee Thornton Waiter J. Waddell Eddie Woods Harold M. .luuI. Deltona Frankle M. Lemon Oviedo us 41-211) By United Press International Empty gas tanks and, because of them, empty motel rooms appeared to be the shape of things to come for the Memorial Day weekend in most areas of the nation. 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SANFORD $4.10. 322-7953 a Weather I am. readings: tern. to lb Inith today but gusty In Winds PIhIre1 7*; overnight lows, thunderstorms. U; yesterday's high, U; decreasing tonight and balf4me t ric pressure, 19.11111; becoming northwesterly 10 to 15 humidity, r percent; mph Friday. Rain prol*bility wi!ds, $ at 12 m* 0 percent tOdaY and 38 percent reesst: tonight. -iNUy cloudy with showers FRIDAY'S TIDES aid thusderstorms Likely. Daytona Beach: hIgh 1:10 Bedimisi fair weat&r Friday. a-rn., 1:37 p.m., low 1:57 a-rn., HI# Im at MW go upper Us 3:11 p.m. tody aid tow to mid Us Port Canaveral high 1:12 SY..sOwstculghtintbernjd a.m.,$: p.m., low 1:41 a-rn., Thamiday In the mid 1:0 p.m. totPer10s,ad low toIuid$.s Bayport: high 2:lSa.m., 1:27 Fd$sy Wiads southwesterly io p.m., low 7:48 a.rn., 8:32 p.m. A I • - .- . .•-,.- . - -- — • __a_ ' - -- -- - - . - - .• - - - - _•, 5 -. - .• . -' -. - -...... .. .- • . S •,• j,,. •,. 'S , - . _'. .. , . - ...... are . - .. I - S C - - — - �10 R.- Evening Hemid Have you any Idea what it is like to live with a crab? No, I'm not referring to my husband, who only occasionally fits this description. I'm referring to the hermit crab variety, And not just one, but three of the little devils, Though it is rather fascinating to watch at the beach as they dart around the dunes withdrawing into their adoed shell when they feel threatened, they are not exactly my idea of a house net. They rank on .d'$,• ---.'—.j._,I 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322.2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, May 24, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IOR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director -"--'-4i *. Q ______ Home Deli verT'cç 'cents; Mon th, $3.25; 6 Months, $18' 50 Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - - ---_. .,ff r:c W The iOC lo maneuver during the final negotiating sessions 4n Geneva, And just as clearly, the Carter ad-pinistration has climbed out on it limb from which t twill be difficult to retreat gracefully should the viets refuse to follow the script in Geneva, It is the Russians who will be embarrassed if a snag evelops in resolving those "few remaining econdary issues," Exactly what those issues are remains a closely eld secret between Washington and Moscow. But o1viously the Soviets view them as important iIough to forestall their own pa rticipa tion in the md of hoopla that went on recently in Washington. We can only add that even secondary issues In a 'eaty involving the physical security of the merican people must, by definition, be of sur. assing significance, - Ple -. as e Write - Letter, to the editor are welcomed for poblicatlos. All ;letters must be slgaed, with a maflhig address aid, U may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not wait their names ii print The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to ellminate. libel or to conform to Space r"alrements. 11111111111111111111111~ RRY'S WORLD 'I . V CALENDAR .. ' __, . __4 0 THURSDAY, MAY 24 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. s.m., Lake Mar y Pre'Th'terlan Church and 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, 14 and Route 434. ... — of ANGL E•WAL TERS Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. FRIDAY, MAY 25 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watcher,, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, ArA " w4w, m 4..a $ -- " - - iff e renc e of Opinio n 0 ° . 105_~,I ? _1' - \1 0 Department- -. . - -- For his third appearance, Bell earlier this month selected a particularly inauspicious 11-t- f I oft - LIGHTER SIDE Exa rn n ng i i B y By DICK WEST - responding to Kennedy's statement he would WASHINGTON (UP!) — Much as been made have called It "bull" rather than "baloney." - casion — a hearing in U.S. District Court here on of President Carter's use of the word "baloney" .1 up to 25 percent of the total work force. Political terrorism is widespread wIt American servicemen no w added to the list of victims along with prominent Turkish publ1 figures shot down In the streets. Sunni Moslems the majority In Turkey, are clashing in the eastern provinces with Shiites, who spearheadLsb de4 the revolutionInneighboring Iran. The Kur minority is restless. Martial law is In effect in '3 provinces and the Issue of extending It to actditional troubled areas could bring down Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit's minority governjnent Turkey Is, understandably, looking to i4 Western allies for help, initially financial. it We know that presidents are thoroughly wants 111.5 billion in immediate cash and credits~ endeavor to provide one. It is reasonable to assume Carter was advised total aid of $375 million this year and anothei The aspect that certainly should be examined In advance that Kennedy had accused him 11011 next year, is why Carter labeled Kennedy's comments as caving in to the oil industry on price decontrol. West Germany, France, Britain and possibly "baloney" rather than, say, 'horsefeathers," Or It furthermore Is reasonable to assume that Japan are also expected to ante up so that th mainland and to sever diplomatic relations with rather than "poppycock," "piffle," "torn* much thought was given to what his reaction eventual package may well reach $1 billion. tie Republic of China ROC) on Taiwan, myot,"- "haiJ1dash," "bosh," What the lawsuit challenges Is Carter's Since all those words mean a bout the same unilateral act of terminating the 1954 Mutual thing, the assumption might be that Carter Defense Treaty between the United States and simply used the one that happened to pop Into his the ROC. head. That assumption would be based on the The Constitution is quite specific In giving the premise that In Plains, Ga., Carter's hometown, president the power "to make treaties" while "baloney" is the favorite synonym for an abalso requiring that they be ratified by a two. siwdity. Hence that would be the term most thirds vote of the Senate. But there Is no similar likely to be in his natural vocabulary. constitutional guidance on the procedure for The fallacy of such an assumption may he seen "deratlfying" or breaking treaties. In something his brother Billy said a few days later. Billy Carter was asked about a report As a result, there are profound differences of indicating some funds he had borrowed for the opinion among legal scholars and constitutional family peanut business wound up In Jimmy authorities on the question of who possesses the Carter's campaign coffers, power to terminate treaties generally. Gold"That's a lot of bull," he replied. water, however, has several compelling Everyone agrees that Billy's speech is the arguments in support of his position on the quintessence of Plains patois. If follows, then, Chinese treaty specifically, that If the president had been instinctively - (. A , - - — - - -s-- - — '— 1-' . I..--- : - - , 1 -. ME?" - Light, Sanford. That will certainly help, but will it be suFrom that premise flows the concl usion that ficlent? It may stave off economic colla pse, NO "baloney" was deliberately chosen as the long-term recovery is going to require further carrier of the subtle nuances the president sacrifices that an already pressed public may wanted to convey, refuse to accept. Therein lies the da nger dl By definition, "baloney" is "pretentious political collapse. 11 nonse nse." That contrasts with "poppycock," A grim situation, to be sure. But why shoulil which is "foolish nonsense;" "piffle," which Is the West, the United States in particular, be s "trivial nonsense," and "tommyrot," which is concerned? 1 "ran k nonsense," The most obvious answers are found th Carter, quite obviously, wanted to picture Turkeys strategic situation and Its ml11tarj Kennedy, his potential rival, as pretentious role. Turkey has the longest border with the rather than foolish, trivial or rank. Soviet Union of any nation In the Westerp Had the president really wanted to play hard alliance. It controls the straits from the Blac4 ball, he could have branded Kennedy's remarks Sea through which Soviet warships must pass Ip as "humbug" or "gammon and spinich," which reach the Mediterranean. Turkish armed forcet, Imply intent to deceive. numbering some 600,000 men, are among ft To some, this may seem a distinction Without a largest In NATO, although for years they ha* difference. But of just such semantics are been deployed as much against stcpoaed.4 presidential campaigns made. Greece as any likely Communjs foe. A --4.-s • • Inspected S Goodyear Retreads Are A Money Saving Value! SmoothRldlng Polyester Cord p.'b"- $ 7$ $102 $1.63 iiThj è iii Olb-15 $130 $244 '' Streak 78 •-- Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. 11, Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center, Sunshine Park, N. Edgemon. 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The taxpayers are in efleqi Adelegaflonofco,. visited Berbera masters of deception they would like the world to the nee of the 'mall Somali national airline or short the bargain hunter,, subsidizing time later. Unlike the newsmen, they were think they are. One regional sales center is in a huge; leak)f Air Force," according to a CIA expert, armed wi e In fact, the Soviets' attompl to build — and The US. made the reconnaissance photos were ableth th secret Intelligence reports, and warehouse at the Washington Navy Yard, where to confirm at least part of the CIA's then hide — a naval missile base on the east public, bet the SnaiIs said the evidence didn't story, tons of office equlpmne,4 are piled helter-.ke)tè coast of Af rica seemed more like a script for prove a thing. The Russians claimed the facility awaiting the knowledgea bl e shopper. Some The Somalis still insisted Berbera was not a the stuff is actuallY J unk, but much of it "McHale's Navy" than a serious bit of un. was a meat packing plant. is easily dercover skulduggery. Russian naval base, but after pressure f repairable or In need of little more than a gooçi The Soinalis Invited American newspaper The setting was the small, Impoverished television reporters to come see for oilier African nations — and especially after dusting. themselves, the Russ switched their support to Ethiopia — country of Somalia, whose 4 million people are which they did. But the Soviet razzle-dazzle Soma Although profeul auctioneers are used f( mostly nomadic, with an annual per capita In- stage managers had moved In and the area was lis kicked the Soviets out In November the GSA's highly succesajig us come of about $70. The country has virtually no Inn ouster provided undeniable evidence: goods sold by "spot bids"ed car sales, oth Innocently empty. Only a week before the press draw significant natural resources. visit, lideWgenu sources reported many Some 5,000 Soviet "experts" and "technicians" response from the public and are mlnlm4l sold At had to pack their bags, an intelligence source Into this unpromising wasteland shambled the Soviets, including WOC1fl and children, living In giveaway prices. A lot containing 16 manu4l friendly Russian bear, with heady offers of atmem* buildings In a fenced-In compound," told us. typewriters might sell for as little as $50. I drought-aid and military training to help the according to a secret CIA do( ument. Intelliguice The Somalis continue to deny there was a bought $,000 Worth of mlcroflhnfrjg Somalia In their border war with Ethiopia. agents had seen "Soviets on board (a) barracks Russian miss e base at eq th UIinent for less than $100," we regu1 il Berbera . But e CIA U the Somalis were pizled by the Soviets' ship,whIch flew the Soviet flag," the report ,.Jd Intercepted a Somali military message J shoPper told our reporter Keith SInzlner. "ni interest , the mystery was soon cleared up: The "( They) also saw Soviet bat ships tied up before the congr' visit It requested t machines worked perfectly and Russians asked for permission to set up a naval alongside the barracks ship on many occasions." postponement y' of the tow to give the m'tary still on the (ClVillan) market. I've already so*1 base at Berbera on the ( ulz of Aden, wflere uaii But when the new, teams arrived, the Soviet time to store routine ammunition In "the holes two for $400 each," the world's seabcrne oil Is in transit from the combat ships had slipped away — all but the which are intended for the ( Styx) missiles." Arab shelkdoins to the Red Sea at any given barrack, ship, which now spotted a Somali [lag A GSA spokesman said he doubted If a lltt time. and an allSosnali erew. more hustle by the agency's sales staff wouJ WATCH ON WASTE: Uncle Sam runs a bring In much "They coulds't turn the Soviet request don; "The town was aimed deserted," the CIA bargain basement for canny shop m money. This attitude — the Unfortunately typical a Somalia expert explained to our associate Dale reported. "One Somali family was shown 11vIn. General Services AthnthistratIuns pers of the bureaucrats' sales centers dUng of public property. Van Alto. "Not after they'd Laaen - in tIM) ipotmd that had been Idemitifled... as for surplus governnsent office znacMnes and In the spring of 1975, U.S. spy satellites spotted housing Soviet personnel" The reporters' other property. 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NOW WAS 1 16" COLOR PORTABLE $449$ 4.67 Cu. F' 0° Freezer • White Twin Dairy & Vegetable Bins Saves Energy & Money Dual Temperature Controls • i I DESCRIPTION Fri. Factory Installation lc.mak.rl Filter Flo' Reduces Lint on Clothes Ruguldr/PermaPress Cycles 5 Temps./3 Water Levels White Single Speed/Standard Load SATURDAY, JUNE 2 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 pin., Lord Qiumley's Pub, Altamonte Springs. Speaker U. Col. Louis Samuelson on "Future of Chinese-American Relations.'! Call 8314439. " ___ At least one judge agrees. On one of the occasions the Florida Supreme Court rejected Spenkelink's appeal, Justice Richard W. Ervin dissented saying, "Truly characterized the sentencing to death here is an example of the exercise of local arbitrary discretion. The two actors in the homicide were underprivileged drifters. Their surnames, Spenkelink and Szymankiewicz, were strange and foreign to the Tallahassee area. They have no fqmiiy,, çnfc or busipes rqnjr .4. 4. - Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. of "fiddle-faIJle" or shoufa be. "They're using him as the guinea pig," said Spenkelink's sister, Carol Myers of Buena Park, Calif. "He was the only one of the first 10 (inmates who had exhausted their appeals and been turned down on clemency) who was a transient and not a resident of Florida." Spenkelink's attorneys and other supporters have argued he was arbitrarily given the death penalty as a drifter with an alien-sounding last name, tried and convicted in a conservative area where he had no friends or family. SERVICE CENTER AUTO SUNDAY, MAY27 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam, Deltona. 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South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. 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 ., Not at Issue Is the president's undisputed right .- Reservations call 295-3753. a civil suit filed by Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, ft to characterize certain remarks by Sen. Edward briefed before news conferences. Insofar as It is not likely to get that much, but it will gel Ariz alleging that Carter acted wrongfully M. Kennedy, D-Mass, questions can be anticipated, their responses are something, The Carter administration Is when he dramatically altered this country's Thus far, however, I have not oinen a truly carefully planned. Thus impromptu comments pressing for congressional approval of ai lationship with the two Chinias late lot year. penetrating analysis of the Incident. So I shall are kept to a minimum. emergency $loomillion and Is talking In terms ol re both to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Asian -#,,, - execution? Seabee Veterans of America Island X4, 10 a.m., CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. German-American Society, Installation Ball following German dinner at 7 p.m., 381 Orange Lane Casselberry. Turkey, the West's oldest ally in the Mideast ! NATO's strategic eastern anchor, is in trouble Again. The country is virtually bankrupt economically and politically. It Is billions of dollars In debt to foreign creditors to whom it ha4 been unable to make payments since 1977 Industry is operating at less than half capacity while Inflation races ahead at better than 54 percent annually. Unemployment estimates rw Such episodes unfortunately occur with considerable regularity because the Justice Department Is required by statute to provide legal counsel to all federal employees who are sued as a result of their official actions, —....— -....... first-degree murder and sentenced to die. His sister suggests he's a guinea pig. His attorneys say he has been the vjctjm of discrimination. And the mnti,,..,.,,,,,..,, who knows, Gov. Robert Graham, won't talk about why he decided to sign death warrants for Spenkelink and another convicted murderer, Willie Darden, out of the 10 capital punishment cases submitted to him. Why this determination to carry out Spenkelink's Church. By DON GRAFF public Interest. . _l7th_St. SATURDAY, MAY 28 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran To West frittering away the public's money to defend a federal official who has acted contrary to the Because attorneys general rarely make personal appearances in courtrooms, Bell assumed the role of trial lawyer only twice during his first two years as head of the Justice . _________ __., I ook s WASHINGTON (NEA) — to the Alice-InWonderland world of government, there is no spectacle more bizarre than the practice of The problem is compounded when the government official who acted improperly (if not illegally) is the president of the United States, Jimmy Carter, and the trial lawyer Is the attorney general of the United States, Griffin B. Bell. ..Iurkey 1 -. L ' Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Roiling Hills Moravian Church, Route 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Norman deVere Howard Chapter 01 UDC, noon, covered dish luncheon, home of Mrs Charles Steenwerth, 208 W. : -----.-'' RAIFORD, Fla. (UN) — John Spenkelink still will face Darden was supposed to follow Spenkelink into the execution Friday morning if Florida Attorney General electric chair Wednesday morning, the appeal could tie up ,,jni Sqiitl ; in lifting a temporary stay ffl,, he case for months. hearing today before the U.S. Supreme Court. After Friday new death warrants wo...d be required for Nearly simultaneous stays from Senior 5th U.S. Circuit any execution. Graham aides say he has not indicated Court of Appeals Judge Elbert Tuttle and U.S. Supreme whether he will again sign death warrants for either Court Justice Thurgood Marshall gave Spenkelink a Spenkelink or Darden. reprieve Wednesday morning, Just seven hours before he Prison Superintendent David Brierton said Wednesday was to be electrocuted at the Florida State Prison, both men will remain in their isolation cells, under 24-hour The Supreme Court has three times in the past turned guard, just a few feet from the execution chamber — at down appeals by Spenkelink. But Marshall, who calls least until the warrants exnire. Who is John Spenkelink and why is the state of Florida capital punishment "in all circumstances cruel and unusual punishment," gave the 30-year-old, prematurely intent upon executing him? A man whose runins witn the law since the age of 18 had graying Spenkelink all that was in his power Wednesday — a brief reprieve until the full court takes up the appeal. attracted little notoriety, even his murder trial rated no But Florida officials decided later Wednesday to press more than local news coverage. But now Spenkelink's face, his look somber and his dark hair turning gray even the case and Gov. Bob Graham provided his private jet for though he Is only 30, stares front front pages across the use by Smith and his staff of state lawyers. cuntry as his attorneys struggle to save him from the "Our goal quite obviously is to try to have Judge Tuttie's stay lifted and Justice Marshall's stay lifted before electric chair. Spenkelink, who was fleeing from a California prison noon Friday so the execution can take place," said Smith, where he had been serving a five-year-to life sentence for who flew to New Orleans Wednesday night, then on to Washington, D.C., for the regular session of the nation's armed robbery, was convicted of slaying of Joseph J. Szymankfewicz, 43, an Ohio parole violator, in a highest court today. Tallahassee motel room in 1973. The black-ribboned death warrant signed Friday by Spenkelink, who said Szymanklcwicz robbed him, Graham does not expire until Friday noon, so Spenkelink could still be executed if court challenges are cleared. sodomized him and forced him to play Russian roulette Earlier Tuesday, Willie Jasper Darden received a with a loaded gun, refused to accept a state offer to plead guilty to second-degree murder, which carries a reprieve from a federal court in Tampa, which will decide , _nu sentence of life. Instead. he was convicted of the Issu -•---_-4 Jaycees, board 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building VIEWPOINT Coøii Ni S.rcs .:. -. State Asks Supreme Court To L if t Stay SISTER, noon, Holiday Inn, Diet Workshop, 10 a,mm. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Rebakab Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 107Llt Magnolia Ave., Sanford. ' - . -------.-., coral and snacks, By JANE CASSELBERRY Controlling her natural aversion, she mustered all the enthusiasm she could for the sake of romance. Being the shy little things they are it was Impossible to know for sure their sex, but she assumed they were a pair, so she named them Oscar and Sylvia. But which was which? When under scrutiny they spent most of their time On A Limb How fitting that Secretary of State Cyrus B. Vance should be celebrating "final agreement" with the Soviets on a SALT H treaty even as the Russians hedge their official announcements and described the scheduled June 15 signing ceremony as "tentative." As usual in the tortured history of these negotiations, the Soviets are playing it smart while the Carter administration unwittingly undercuts its bargaining position. The fact is th at the treaty is not yet nailed down, ry4y-ce him&€ J€!3L2 i'tj ' ditional negotiations will be required on "the few remaining secondary items which have not yet been resolved." Then too, Soviet and American negotiators in Geneva still must translate the agreements-in-principle reached by Mr. Vance and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in recent weks into specific treaty language. Until both these tasks are accomplished, no text of the treaty can even be initialed let alone signed by President Carter and Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev. The Soviets, as they have done since the very first tentative negotiations on the strategic arms In 1969, take infinite care never to foreclose or compromise any chance to wring concessions from the overeager Americans. A dispassionate review of the known terms of SALT II suggests Just how well they have succeeded, As for the Carter administration, its distressing habit of prematurely predicting negotiating breakthroughs while publicly proclaiming its ..$sperate desire to reach an accord has COflistently weakened this country's hand in these :,critical talks. The recent embarrassment, in which Moscow studiously avoided any echo of Mr. Van19ce's euphoric announcement, only underscores the ;point., Secretary Vance's "final agreement" statement was greeted with stony silence from the Kremlin. Me next day, Pravda and Tass merely reported s'ance's statement without comment. And When Washington announced that President Carter and .,%1r. Brezhnev would meet in Vienna June 15 to sign he treaty Moscow pointedly described the signing Jate as "tentative," Clearly, the Soviets are leaving themselves room - Tnursday, May 24,17—SA EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. ' , Cathy heard a funny scraping sound on her window escape. screen. She pulled back her curtain to find the Banished from the kitchen and living room, Oscar adventurous Oscar (or was it Sylvia?). It was back and Sylvia moved into my daughter's bedroom, to the bowl for him. But where was the other crab? One afternoon when I got home from work I We kept on looking, being careful where we checked on them and decided to add to the decor of stepped but as days went by hope faded. We kent -.,.r,. •.4, ----.4" e odor. wires. About a week later, I picked up a damp towel A couple hours later when Cathy came home a from the bathroom floor, when what should I see but hair-raising scream came from her room. "Sylvia a familiar shell. "Pick It up to see if he is alive or and Oscar...they're gone. They've been crabdead," I told my husband. "It's alive all right," he napped!" she gasped. "And what is this thing doing observed as the crab waggled Its claw at hum in their bowl?" she added suspiciously. When Sylvia (or was It Oscar) was returned to the Alter I confessed to inadvertantly providing the bowl, she found she had hidden out too long, for means of escape from the confines of their bowl, we someone else had taken her place ... none other than began the search. We looked in drawers, closets, in Mao Tse-tung. shoes, in bathrooms and under beds she found It seems the boy friend had brought Mao to keep several other missing items, but no hermit crabs.) the other crab from getting lonesome. "W'hat'fl I tell him, he'll never forgive me It Yesterday I pulled back the shower curtain to anything happens to Sylvia and Oscar," she said as discover all three hermit crabs cavorting around she called up to tell her friend of the sad news, his the tub. "Oh," said Cathy, "they like to play In the birthday gift had run away. He reassured her that bathtub, but be careful they don't crawl up the this was not unusual for hermit crabs and they shower curtain." Even after they replaced the pet rock as a fun gift for the person who has everything, they didn't turn me on. But my daughter, Cathy, has a boy friend who likes to give weird presents, so for her birthday, a co uple of weeks ago, he presented her with two hermit crabs, complete with bowl, green gravel, - would probably show up eventually. "They like to climb on things," he added. Later while lying in bed doing her homework Little did I know they were trying to lull us Into a false sense of security while waiting for a chance to constrictor, I Going Out -. hidden in their borrowed snail shells or burrowed in their green gravel, apparently quite lethargic. • • Just Say 'Charge It' Goodye [:7 CCOUnl Us any of ipisi 7 otherways to bp our Own Custom,, Credit Plan • Master Charge • Via I Am,,c&n tapieso Card Ca,t, 81AFKht • Onus CID • CisI 555 W First StreeF Mon .Fri 7:306. Sat. 8 5 322.2821 '-5 S - -' * .4 S .. ____ 41 •-----• . - .. .. — �i,&—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 24,1979 il Sprucing Up Ma boxes, Too e For Clean ing, Sh in ing Up Th folks tidy up their mqiitnyc in oLervance of "Mailbox k" which ends Saturday. It Isn't just the rural resident that has a mailbox by the roadside areas as well. "In all of the new sections this is the only method," sa id John A. Spring Is the time for sprucing up and Seminole County postmasters are joining their counterparts across the nation in urging - Place e - - - - • . . ___ 4. - ••- .. ,. ft ... - . ilk f. : --- • - . I is - . --. -• teceratlons Now, however, • ' Harald 7hey're tall and lighted ... ' '/' No matter Miisnda IdmistOn PhOtOlby whe re 7 No matter what you do ... ; following concerned businessmen: : we will be dosed Monday, May 28 •j •• I . - ' , lt'/wre Qua/ui' Sells and .St'n'u'e Tells . . ' • - Sir Sanford -' - Try 1. :111 ' -' . Georgia convicts clean highway area a -• Arestakedonblk,,, ANY U a crewman wanted to .46. 1famonte Youth To Academy &iJ qU sw se ..i' ' #'' TO a . for S 1 - \•. . • . - Get It Together of lea II1UV It ftgeftr." commuioilty AU THE HANK YOU'LL EVER NEED 323-1776 . FL4CJSHIP BANK f% OF SEMINOLE r r nLID MEMBER F D.I.C. DOWNTOWN re appzdments so far. 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MONEY MARKET CDS $ CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT REGULAR SAVINGS Aeay, 20 for th? Naval od 10 actny At FLAGSHIP! Sanford SANFORD C 444a and nomInated 50 of _ 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford th co ... shotgun. And in Novem UOREAL Remodeling of the old Brady of Murphy, Hunton, building and construction of an Shivers, Brady, Architects P.A. SdditIOIIJI 2,500 sq. ft. in a new Nine percent of the funds for building will o June 1, this building renovation and 1979, and will be completed In new construction were made approximately 6 months. available through the Central The'contract for the new Florida Capital funds Combuilding and renovation was mittee. 322 0215 $314774 33-3011 Mdibbin, Agency li from arowd the date ppl.led for an interview a.- nominsting bo&rd ap : by Stone. Ibli board, *I R 0 . ALL POSMI OF INSUSANca A lONDS . Pd Hwy )7' Longwood • Your Savingst Your an went through a aPP caUcnh)roceuto gdiar. he is, He was an school T-A The -• acedomies. an'a appointment a *ar scholarship worth IMa school year. AND INSURE W1TN CONFIDIENCE I '; HWY. 17-92 - SANFORD RL moving into Its temporary Central Boulevard. Larry headquarters at M Florida Phalin, building committee Roed&OnMy Air F chairman, and Steve Brown, Ban in the "Wings and Wheels chapter chairman, signed the f Man" office building. contract with Keith Willemisen Telephone number is &H14W. of Dwon, Inc., and Clyde HOME-AUTO and GENERAL INSURANCE _____________________________________ an exemplifies of applicant he Is to nominate to IX that the Naval EMPLOYEES thiings the inmates do save the erroneously supposed th people of this state a whole lot could outrun the report of - rs ago guards sat in the 'the The American Red Cross, signed at the Central Florida Florida Chapter, is Chapter House office at 2401 E. . •.• - to ALL 0 t To Temporary Quarters to a lust and lasting peace. MEMORIAL DAY Dearborn Ehcfronu. Div. of Sprague Electric . ' A SAFE 8 HAPPY Richard Stone terested in qualifying for a mUitwy affairs anuant, Sgt. malling addrem is • anbdnced today the ap- service academy appointment Peter Butler, at Ws Tallahassee Monroe St., Suite 200B, po*tment Of David J. Sullivan next year to contact his office for information. Butler's o Altamorte Springs to the Na*l Academy at Annapolis. *Ivan is the son of P4ariI J. Sullivan of B44'view Ave., Altamonte SpdJiSL Both Ws fatheri, who is de ased, and his brother ThOçips graduated from the N y In the classes of and 1977 respectively. It, spring Sullivan will gr from Lyman High where he p*,s on am f tam and is secretary of Lyman Interact CIO, a •.Today let's pledge ourselves SPRAGUE ELECTIC CO. WISHES Some failto th e ground,.. . PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 2Tql , ORLANDO.DRIVE-a WWY. 17-92 at -274.% St. DAILY 9-9 e CLOSED SUNDAYS — (V (V V (V (V (V V(VV (V Red Cross Moves :':'w tographjcai errors MEDCO DISCOUNT ç (V they hate to work the Atlanta Quantity rightsreserved., for prisoners do work they enjoy, shoot her times they do and taxpayers get a tidy return year two men were killed ne on their prison dollars: "The Savannah when th a tick he prudently asked for shade while prisoners melted m of money." 13, - I res P0 fl%i bIe beneficial nature. And in this think we'll shoot for fear case everyone benefits. E. B. hitting a passing motorist." 'Caldwell says Georgia Sometfines the guards do , .1 1 . naturally, no quick moves are hold it In agony," says an cxallowed, perlenced convict, "or you In the old days, a quick move slosh around in wet Unwas defined as anything not derwear." relatedtobreathingorworklng Mt changed ASE Off. 322•5762 Res. 322.2461 Since 1949 we love I you always more than talk, they are not to expressways because there are Wander more than 15 yards not enough bushes to use as from the security officer, and, lavatories. 'So what you do is - .• , forgiven; if he wants to relieve volunteers — 3,500 to 4,000 of And it's no doubt true that prisoner clear into hell. t himself in the bushes he must them at a given time. Caldwell some of the state's prison one part of the Georgia I Of course, there are no wait until the sentry feels the says the men think the work is laborers are worth more than stem that hasn't chang at shlackles on today's road ganj time and place are right. preferable to, say, ,making- $10,000 a year. Though highway all. member& Not on their ankles, Occasignally, the right thn place are : the crews have g. Georgia prisoners say - .-. you an e miss K(aisut, Dad, Cwi2, Dtuzg aial 9øe 7 Or if there is exploitation, will then run for freedon authorities insist it's of a between the cars. "They don - much: prisoners must work - soap all day behind the walls." maintenance is their primary Many civil libertarians seem duty, prisoners here also to agree. Though ch ain gangs operate heavy equipment an d govern m ent •were once condemnedas construct de vices of slave labor, the buildings. "They're great," present crews operate mostly sass Caldwell, "really, they're without controversy. Ele ven invaluable with shotguns supervise the ancient rites. ' and brother . alongside the state's highways. choice. If a man Is scared by a Corrections Department, says average) they would raise And, Inevitably, grim guards snake, and runs, he may be the road crews are made up of taxes by $1 million . In observance of Memorial Day : our \,' convict labor to cut the weeds itch. Yet the guards will not the opposite about road work. if they were paid normal for long. Ilke most Soutim and clear the rubbish f rom tolerate complete freedom of E. B. Caldwell, of the state salaries ($10,0 00 annual states, Georgia still es ' son before we inake a definite 427 and Longwood Hills Road But the "chain" gang still guard. And the guard would demands they melt with their Georgians would have a dif- he tried to make off with e exists. At least a modern say, after a pause, "Okay there, men . Accordingly, the road job ficult tim e replacin g prison guard's weapon. version of it exists. Georgia's boy, scratch your arm." Is not popular with prison of- labor. There are 95 inmate Even if the prisoners o Department of Offender Convicts are no longer ficers workmen in nearby Coweta escape, by the way, they Rehabilitation continues to use required to sing out when they And yet the convicts feel just County alone, for instance, and not punch out of the road ci wy This safety message is sponsored by the _____________________________ In other business: —The comlssion voted to rezone property at the corner of Route IA! VV otttl (guards) have mellowed permission. "Scratching the the sun; now they are more like How much money? No total is outside of Warwick. Ga., a r d nsiderably. arm, boss," he Yelled to the foremen, and the state available. But Caldwell says worker was blown away w n Wk ;'- action on the proposal. "I'm not opposed," said CommIssioner Ray Leibensperger, "but Ip defray cost of elttricitv. Th e) .thO to adopt ie 30-year franchise ith inter Park Telephone Co. on e first reading. A public caring was set for June 11. - Alas, they are also un states still use prisoners to clean streets, five more use predictable. There have been them in the parks, and i1eiQkr six escapes just around state nor federal observers see in the last year. U.uards men will wait for heav, V-'iariiffi ; i`he any exploitation. to develop in a highway. an( state fractions. Even the screws Sfaf il ______ beloved together on a road paving move, I'm going to do more from MWI (mobile home to Cproject proposed by Georges St . than have a two-minute Commercial. La urent that would go through discussion." — The commission agreed to an industrial park and connect — Named to the board of spend $23,000 to install lights at - soup. No longer are they thrown in stifling cells for rule in- *THINK SAFETY *S - CHARLES KING . are better. No longer do Georgia jailbirds march lockstep to meals of cockroach t ." And come In palm . . . . SC correction efforts are no worse than those elsewhere in the nation. And in some cases they '' In loving m em ory of w onvi cts Volunteer Da MACON, Ga. (NEA) Th e American idea Os the Georgia penal system actor Paul Murd played a victim Of circumstances in the film "I Ain a Fugitive from a Chain Gang." And, indeed, as recently as World War II here did"WEeRr stripeduniforms, leg irons and strap WEEKmEND COMING UP* :', . By TOM TIEDE - Pa rk ll teams will IN REMEMBRANCE g Th ese N& : will be worked out prior to For 'Chain' : t}IIld.cli)Baseball the field during the season 1ilwee. Juhan once they t up a special tax district to had signed the assets over to fund the road paving project the bank, the bond holder, there which wo ul d be approximately wo uld be no active duty for the one mile long. di rectors except to meet once a year and elect new officers, The commission delayed _____ commission action, creased like everyone else.." —The commission authorized said Commissioner Stephen City Administrator David Barton in making the motion to Coacey to start getting data - THI . advertising on the back of the benches. Details of proposal meeting of the corrunission. "Their e xpenses have in. Hikeh Thursday, May 24, I979-74 ---•--,i- request of Charles King, chief parks. The company would sell ; , nd right-of-way dedicated to to sell tax-free bonds were Fred . engineer for Orangennol Cablevision at Mon day night's Rate Boute 434 with Charlotte Street. directors of a holding company C of paving would be borne that will enable the proposed hi: ngwood Qty In other actionJI Ulirease — tr'wiazer of Centr the basic monthly rate from Florida Bench, Inc. presented a $8.50 to $7.50 by July 1 and to a proposal in which his company maximum of $8 by the end of would supply and maintain 501980. 100 benches on major in. The increase was given on the tersect ions and co rners and city - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Cablevision ecLf:; mann and was Cabl evision by Bexwlethln, superintendent of post2'U*atIons for the Si fóFd' 15 and properly marked for accurate delivery Kelly said. Post flce. "y the old sections still have door delivery." He Oviedo Postmaster T. G. Moon pointed out that being so close to estimates there are6,000 such boxes on routes in the Sanford area. the street or road makes mailboxes particularly vulnerable to "We will be putting out notices to all of our rural and city vandalism or they fall vi ct im to careless drivers. customers asking them to make necessary repairs to their Moon sa id fliers on mailbox improvement will be distributed to boxes," said bemeeliun, "Such as bad doors, flags or posts and the 1,560 farridles who are customers on routes served by the for general overall appearance." Oviedo Post Office. "Generally we get pr tty good response, most people are aware "Th e rest rictions ha ve been lifted somewhat on mail boxes and Grants grant the increase. Voting against the increase in the 2 e of what needs to be done, but just don't do anything about It," he people are real good about going ahead and getting the approved -- gwood graduat d said. byes," said Moon. "They can use their initiative in painting and "Thisanniml event serves as a stimulus for postal customers to decorating them as long as it does not interfere with delivery, repair, repaint and make other improvements to their boxes," Some encase them in cedar." A variety of commercial mailbox said Casselberry Postmaster Robert Kelly. In the Casselbe— desis are available for use with decorative posts. Customers Winter Springs area, there are approximately 9,800 families than the traditional mailbox should who prefer designs other served by some 20 mall routes, according to Kelly. check with their post officeto make sure they meet specifications. "Many customers may be unaware their mailboxes need at. There are three approved sizes of boxes: 19x6½x8½ Inches, tentlon," he said, "since boxes frequently deteriorate gradually 21x8x10½ inches and 2 x11xl3 inches. The bottom of the box over a long period of time. We will advise our local customers should be to 42 inches above the ground, preferably inches, whose boxes do not meet requirements," Kelly said. A program of advising customers of mailbox deficiencies on a most helpf ul thing people can do, said Kelly, Is to put the year around basis is now in effect at the Casselberry Post Office l the ast name and house num be r on th e box. Although the name Is to ensure mailboxes meet requirements for protecting mail from optional on the outside, to aid the carrier It should at least be the weather, are neat In appearance, properly located are safe to written on the inside of the box. ____ -• • BY JANE CASSEERRY Herald Staff Wri te r Spring Is Tim BYJANECASSELBERRY Lon - -- . . • - .• • •- •- . . TIV . PRICES GOOD THRU WED. MAY 30 le I. • . , , .-•.• • - . -• . . ,- '. , . '5 ' . -' ----------- -.-- a, �(j 4 .- 1A=Evening HMId,Sanford, Fl. Thuriday, May 24,Im 3 Exposure To High-Level Evening Hera Sanford, FL Radiation Thursday, May 24, 1979A COUNSELING Salt Lake It's L. a. Da" at ..-...,'. . e171 r7 i too nN( ri I n stition. Barrett says the headquarters. That's when they told the fire employees they No one here is panicking, it learned their station was should The principal hangup is doartment used $40,000 of its should be said. No one has abandon resting atop radioactive ground headquarters. their money. Barrett says a new ovn budget to install the fdters. requested a transfer, and the station must be built, at a cost fill. and they as occupants of the Ifit, weren't for that sacrifice, fire workers union, has been As for Washington, officers of $2 million, but neither county Birrett sighs, the con- exceptionally patient. Actually, building being bombarded there moved quickly in reaction nor state officials are willing to timination situation would not what with wann weather apwith highwere levels of radiation. to the hazard. Noting that the raise the f unds. Their position i's A ve changed at all in the past proaching, many employees local newspaper made the Salt Lake problem was in- that the money will eventually startling announcement. it r. say the limnidiate worry is dicative of a larger national come from Capitol 11W, by way discovered that the station, worry (t he The filters have sign if i cantly over; when the doors are re are thousands of of the new cleanup law, hence wered toxicity. When opened in summer, radiation radon-contaminated st ructures th e reioe must wai t. ;ao blows nd reclaimed from a in the country), Congress Meantime, Washington aar.bo(I 978, the station house was But next winter, vacated uranium processing allocated $150 million to help authoties say the wait may be Plant. 17he reclaimed earth was clean up and dispose of the prolo 'en times better than the when the doors close? Or the nged. Congress has given gal limits of a uranium mine. winter after that? Even if the contaminated with toxic wastes impurities. the regulators one year to and the poisons were leeching w authorities Insist the radon bureaucracv took heart, even if Indeed, public outrage was decide how best to attack the es are being maintained at wards into the brick station loud and official concern was contamination sites. Then at the U. S. government house. blunt and progressive. But federal servants must get eves to be safe concenth 3anfiDr is on vacation, so the ladies will Specials and sales in every department, running the 4E~ -Nft t c> v U riri Y A JOANNE PAGE MIZE, M.A. t)oflc1s 5 1_ tI ' - . . . - . - IVERLYMEATH *ss EDITH CASON HO, VES 0 w' BARBARAYEAGE GIRLS ERWARE I o CREDIT other d Baby aroled PIN , AA San fo rd The F irs heIps -you eyourseIf . ernth employees were receiving gas temporary basis But he f in ds o)ed for l5 years orrnore and 7O times the radiation levels County Fire Chief k'Ouplemet& gave ug fot1z : rBaej cefbudy still available, he explains, but they n here for fl years. Filters alatIon. agrees the station shod be would require abundant ide, human distress is still aturally, fire department destroyed, and fire personnel remodeling. Remodeling Is p. The employees are most nc?rned a bo ut the 1onerni feds of thL radon. When ysical examInations were en to 10-year personnel last Appointment 209 San Car los proceed. Therefore, no money . - VICX111-m-Ir 8C 2= 1111415 _rC:0Wd urani um By o&OteStai:th be are re in danger. Tests indicated in it remain subject to the radon relocating his - .. employees pur ification system pollution was wondering if the widespread may be available until at least sn't mollified the people who breaking down thtoradon gas, fussing did any good. The n ex t winter. iiabjt the building. Fifty sqbstance known to cause radioactive station continues to tin the interim, Chief Barrett nployees have worked at the c4cer, and firehouse people stand, and the people who work sass he has considered $ation for five years or more, a said the - ___ o:e 3222540 them. Over la a) 1I V I -i-'- - . tnnel so were public o bsalarmed. And shod be relocated, but the ensive, of course, and here summer, no radiation related money were available now, ervers all the matter has become bogged a1n no one is willing te put up abnormalities were noticed. Chief Barrett says a new station way from the state house to down in bureaucratic con- th cash. SALT LAKE CITY (NEA)- Wash ingt But Oli vi a Ogas, the depa rt- would not be ready until 1981. The ordeal began la spring for the mephon. Editorialists said fusion. The county andstate are cal governments even ment business manager, says And, he adds, that's a long time the men and women of Salt closed. itic station shod be wait ing for Washington and reused to pay for an r at least two Mired firemen now to eec people to live with IAM Courity's fire department concurred.cal health officers Washington waits for final pification system at the have cancer. Even the governor decisions. somet hi ng that may be killing - F4 Bit Ex.tm Special the He rald - The store rn Firemen Earn-A... • '1 F L z Nations Uii - k -and compare. - - Maybe I can save you some money on topquality p ro tection, whatever your insurance needs. -- 4 r• i , • iii, III L A1151dit: ii uW in good hand& M.t.t, Isur. See or phone ZEKE 27018. ORLANDO DR. SANFORD 322-7061 . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) F_771~1 7 WILMA MORGAN Three-month-old Precious Moore will be released from the state prison in Lowell this November because her mother has been paroled. x MANAGER FR (ES *EEN M11111EM""M Aft" =0 KELLY CHILDERS MARY RUFUS Her mother, 22-year-old Terry Moore, Wednesday was PEARL HAMMOND 0 . - Misses polyester pant top U, Now ' /f (J .--- - 'f I _______ I I ;. • • Short sleeve 21 ware yoke with full button front. zes 34-40 In It. blue, red, white, navy and belge. Junior pants 1/ -- - J -\ 9 .. Id colors / Assortment o , Tank - 9 100 Pd. polyester crrr4 de chlre long sleeve, rounded UP 50% oft Orig. li. NOW 4M top / / Save- 3o% on I . -- "C>W%r 4o88 t Scenic" Bath Ensemble lg 350 Bath shoo, orlill. v Now 9 Uth towel, orig. 3.0 Now Hand'towel, oft 2.s Dre" sling ork wild". tnfth to 0 sizesp SAIP VMd". L_ 4111PINAAW - Wash cloth, orig. In Now - - SIMON Nr4P .Bh r Save up to SeI 45%ft sneaI cam Group I. 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Friday, May 25th a.m. to 2 p.m. 10 249.99 SAIT Over 6(X) paltmis- many viny 111Z - s)lt.. siuin•prmi( • : . • Five Style Perf ec t' Collections! . -. 0 mdOmhe thn,/u T ccommodationslow rates on rooms, efficiencies, or penthiouse sui tes. 2 pools, Billy 13"s Galley I'lestaurant, S I ,a ,rS • d1 SALE it V t "im I 49m$899 $4 Single oft Salt- $11 - - ASlwuikotvc(ngpucoq,d,n,ui,lr,,,gj, 1/3ft112 lilc.nig. 0 Many styles-potirms-colors. LXTI.NSION 16 ft. $34.99 $59.61) LADDERS 20p. $49.99 $75.40 . 24ft $59.99 $92-35 281t. $79.99 Sale end, June putfirig green, and more. Call toll free... Save si i o - This i m. to 9 pm. Mon.•Sat, Open 12:30 to 5:30 Sunday . ; V. * It • One Cmii Cov erage. t outside Florida, lNH43) _'i•,• 0 • - 16 Fee Housewam Dept. with June 13th Wednesday 6:30 p.mto 8:30 p.m. yourjCp ® Charge card nuinber or Orls. 359." No. solo - , (lgal. reg. $14.99 lfrsists I'eeflt,q P Sanford Plats \ H.17.USSt. Onl0a.m. to o p.m.Mon..Sat. \ Open 12:30to$:3Op.m. Sun.Ph. 323.131 - SAtAv, Da1onaBeachShoru32O18 318 French Ave, Sanford P3221681 ,... II, - $ $15 June 4th Monday 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Save $76 2 only .. .El Patio Fiesta aM nil It - m: Coot C7owragi, uhn applied according to i easy step-by-step keys to beautifully decorated cakes Classes . • I In just six weekly 2-hour classes. our Wilton-trained Instructors will show you - Sanford Plaza JCPs-sr-'s SALE flat or Gloss Class size limited - - . to directions. 991t Wash cloth Style shown tar Illustration purpan only. - C -. 1.39 Hand towel '22,99. 0 ftyuNwco"on In SIM 4 to 6x. - I Bath tov,-el 9 All WWJW OW111clsed waist. e Tie-front belt. "Wppeo. _____ - I.tiq latex - She successfully sued the state to keep the baby with her based on a 196 law allowing inmates to retain custody of prison-bornbabiesuptoage 18 The guard resigned in November after refusing to take a He detector test. Parole Ray Howard was not a factor in the Cornmission's decision to release her from jail. . - . -•,.- . i-S prints and solids 1 only El Patio® Bravo g Girls' floral orls. 46 VW 24.99 - - ... . gMWSANW%4Cg1l1l111I muraclillow g.60l - 011`11111. V.010,111111 34.". - l c:wqm-, 4= 18.99 24M- New o ff 50% % V.V1 I 4.90 2.45 1.75 1.05 & __ levelve, 44* 04116longest attempt ed arson. She has since been transferred to LoweH. . . I Memorial maximum-security prison for women where she began ser- Special buy Bath Ensemble - her daughter with Broward Correctional Institute, Miss Moore says. The Broward 4.99 Now keep months. Precious was fathered by a 43-year-old prison guard at . Brown and W prim - GrOW 1 tc)o - t 9214milvmns;9rib knit In ' M i £ Cake Decorating Classes Learn the A of Cake Junior kflft ___________________ to 0 ii orig. $111 - her behind bars. Decorating the Famous Wilton Way slid 100 pd. cotton fabrics. • ght In bright summer colors. Slzee 5-1s. .. . her continued good behavior in right collar with yoke shirring. \' - 8 Now \\ - . p , __ . .. Miss Moore's presence in prison threw state corrections officials into a quandry when she gave birth last February to a baby hirl and later won the - 99 \\ . _______ Junior blouses Now i --.. - - to $20 Z3 !9 -- •1, - . - contaminated station should be destroyed and personnel relocated, but the ce has been bogged down in bureaucratic confusion for over a year. - i. - - 3,99, ____________________________________ 1"Lsaos pull-on Ickp. recaJ buy! ordered conditionally released Nov. 27 by the Parole and Probation Commission. Miss Moores parole from her 12%2 .year prison term depends oil Public outrage over a Salt. Lake County firehouse has been loud since it wis learned that the station Is built on radioactive land fill. Everyone agrees that tie ' tfl D1 4 �SPORTS Thuriday, May M I ___ U . .......... H ---,M -,...- -, ___.. rdler __ ____. 01. . . Eriiri I - (l ri c cRv H I n - -• ,.";- . •uuuuww .. 4 1iIIlI llI-rtlL .~ I 1; 1.0 4.., -*--... --16%.d...- - :_._ ___-k.& Mnsc frmn Ed - • 24, 79 . . ",.,N-11_ : - 0*f I .1'. . \ C., - "I'm not really doing too bad right now, but I Juststarting to - .: ' ' Ktif r . " V.F.W. handed Knights of Co1urnbti .... . - - -- , lop ither, . . I . .. ,.i, : Murphy at the beginning of the 1978 season. Murphy, a big, gentle- earlier t his week. ... Greg Hill had a triple for natured, right-handed hitter, had enjoyed his best year in pro ball i" season before with flichniond of the International LL-ague by V.F.W. arxi Bobby Shaw added dri ving in 90 runs, hitting 22 homers and batting .305. When the a double. Alton Davis, Stanley Braves brought him up in September of that year, he tilt .316 in 18 Hogan and W il lie Pashe each games for them and Lucas, in his capacity as di rector of player singled. personnel, wanted to do a little somet hing for Murphy. Brett VonHerbullshadhalf of , So he sent Win this contract, which Lucas felt was a good one the hits for Knights of but not anything on which Murphy could immediately retire for Columbus, a triple and two life, and Lucas was rather surprised when the contract was singles. Tim Hall had a pair of jnai led back to hi nt unsigned. He was even more surprised, singles and Dave Martindill had safety. along with the contract saying lie felt Lucas was offering hin) too (nuch. That's right, too MUCH, not too little, Greg Hill went the distance for the win, st riking out 12 anc' "That was the first time something like that ever happened to walking three. Brett Von Me," Lucas would say and laugh. "No player ever asked me to Herbulis, the loser, fanned 16 give him less money, but that's what Dale was asking me to do." and walked three. Bil l Lucas could get a little stubborn and take a hard line when The lead switch ed ba ck and 1. - . : CROOMS . ~ United Press International transform s I - () I / All It took was one day's rest ye r I r a turned into a bipt single by Mark Belanger tack was Donald Grayson with pre.ded Kelly's blast off Bob a home run and two doubles. , i honired for the Orioles, doubl es and Bobbie Boyd added iing run in the seventh g, Travers walked three homers Wednesday night in record to 24. struck out two in raising his Ills Barry h3onncll, converted hirti to Mormonism Robert Rowe had a double and pacing the Rangers to a 7-2 TIgers 4, Yankees 3 single. Rick Ramassar, triumph over the Minnesota ad baptized him. Bonnell is the Braves outfielder who was The Yankees' bullpen, a t#ken aback by the finmodesty of it all when female sportswriters Donaldson, Steve Boyd, Mike were al lowed into the club's dressing quarters for the first time in Tanne r and Robert Capko each Oli ver hit a ho In again when 40-year-old Apéil that he herd ed them into a separate room along with the had a single. the first inning and added solo Kaat hit Steve Kemp wi th the rb4ular male sportswriters. blastS in the fifth and eighth. bases loaded In the ninth Inning ROTARY : AS It H teammate, two-run Dale Murphy doesn't go quite that far. Nevertheless, he's one of lamasse, 4 I I Sullied Doldsen 3 * $ Law N. Rowe 4 3 1 Hickman Mltthsll 413 Wynn Boyd 331 COIN Scud *55 P1kw' Freeman I I 5,y Tanner 3 I J. Rowe I $ HSIIwnae Robinson I S C,,m those straight arrows who delivers talks In churches, never uses pfane language and doesn't drink or smoke. What he likes to do ii -hit baseballs - a long way. He's also beginning to apprE-elate d1so dancing and when he gets out there on the floor, he attracts mare than the ordinary attention. - You don't see too many 6-foot-5 guys disco-ing. 1 $ Hartmaa 3 I Totals Anderson Ciplo Brake's H om e Run Totals 17 IllS R.ta,y • n homer agai nst a 25 mileperur wind to cap a four-run fif th ing that gave the White Sox a mer laftus 4, Blue Joys 3 4II I 3 II 4** ise III *3$ rrd to 3-2. . 1t Sox 6, A's 1 complete game since 1977. Kemp with a ** s3 *55 * 1-2 pitch. Roy 1 f our hits for the A's. Rogers Tired Of Stats, Ills : 4 I S Von Nertells 4 I 3 321 take 305 3 41 Pleisdimansi 3 Frederick 35$ S Martladill IS I 3 I Griffith 3 $ Srswn * SS I S 3I* Hoan Jeff Brake struck a couple of each for the winners while Rick HIll Paths blows for Stromberg-Carison Grant had the big bat for MA Lawrence " Hall that were heard around the Cooper with a home run and two Parses I • mu.... Sanford Metro Softball League singles. John Boggs tripl ed and 0115$. * 5 TOils I I Wednesday night, singled for the losers. . Watson 'etats 30 Ii' Brake had homered in the CANDIHAL V.P.W. HOWARD H KnlsMsafCilwmlws first Inning to cap off a five-run as H AIR $.,.a ,. wur. iiao iiwcv-rwi blast in the bottom of the sixth narrow 10-9 victory over Whigham Furniture. Jim McDonald also hit two $un.p. f,.. CO......k... Tom Wheaton blasted one. Willie Wall led the Whigham attack with three hits. Also Wednesday night, Howard Mobil crunched CarrhdJ A..l.. D...o.. aaa "4" Cooper Transportation, 5-3. Dennis Evans and George SlIalisi Candauiis 412 DunkInia I MIdIN 351 Nrma,, lzewji Lively of victory. Neil Miller and Joe Marino had two hits .. .. I III it sa' lfts as 1 WHIOHAM STROMIUNG All H AS I H 411 OaiIo.i "' Well iii wn,ss.l II$ 4" WS.l 337 GaI1s.y i l MOspj4 33$ Miller CMSIIIs !! ''.,rase I , , LaS r. .w. Cooper Miller WIljliom Asillorms Caweseaux ii i 37$ $5 351 351 la Ill 31 $ 305Prsiu,y AAA COOPER margin 452 425 3" McAtNT tII T Howard's Mit attack. Anthony Shahen and Lewis Butler each OvitAo Auto P" with its 4*7 4 11 4) 1 lOinwa 300 sicsAua I S I 't"stu Totals anthethlrdundRicoPeterson's 4I3 PU Mullths each had three hits In Joe Benton's two-run homer $3 36 I Price Csdy 340*3 MIller AI RN 315 155 III Wall 3I I or&*# 3 1 3 ban$" MIII 3ISHVdIcI 3i Nicbards III Lee omal"k 'c" •i , $• I MilfilO Hall Totals Totals She Plans Mora thon SVvm L)ate çolur'n Keys is is tions. weather x"s Totals V ..- .+-- >eLe'5. .'. . " : '- t _ev--,witlF-_ - 310 1v* League. leIlam. MSf$N Las0er HS,*wICI gloveofRodneyScou. Rogers, 4-2, Arwk out two cundi. and walked one In posting his :. -. Rede 5, GIants 0 Mike LaCoss yielded only 5. ____ 355 M.O'Sdss $ o• y,tois *5S *ioi watts TOils Chiirt!h ,---- WIlls Silvio Martinez scattered 145 - dropped his third straigln, . 4 ParTial 43 $..IsIt No low 1, ii. MP1ø Calle - -- - Wi' * 4r.J, - AkCk" i-__ $S.'. M.stu,m.rv Toosh _____ _ ____ 1 a 2 U WIlliam, StandIngs First Methodist ELIABLE CARMTS AS 411 as N N ,-• isi 23 20 .535 5 Toronto 16 20 .444 0½ 10 23 .439 9 Il 33 .230 171/, Detroit Clev,lnd D'SIs I I: I "s" winm it;' 4), $ 'c Pi #i' $ • • ., U 22 16 WUMMS T "" I vv,fL, "ihit": W,L Day 50l I *05 Ci. 111141 t.aOiy $ WHssu I$STbs 7 2 Kepalks 7 3 MOuth Macau 6 4 Srlds,s lie *I I ~u P!VI '11 JT~ 3 ti$I;'i $ Lq; '7'&i 31 1 Told" $0 1f . 114:t." It a oll~i , Cleveland 4, Toronto 3, night 4, New York 3, night "k;; I - 'r. . 344.20. 144.50, T (1.3. Eleventh Game 7.70 3.00 2.20 2.00 2 3 Hernan-Gerardo 10.50 5.2o 2.40 1 Arano Pradera 2 10 4.60 560 Mike Weaver who out-pointed Pedro veU, kaockedoutleruardoMercadoaadstanWard,aldfsiow United States heavyweight champlou?-Steve Chaaley, mo, Calif. same, out of Los Angeles, isn't exactly unknown and has timore 4.2) 4,706.60. Fifth Race, 0. ~, T. 3173 I Georgia Gal 11.00 4.60 2 60 6AllTheMore 4.20 2.40 1 Mlck'sZuma 2.00 0(60) 11.40, P (1-6) 39.60, T ti -6I) l4.4O. pretty fair pro credentials. He does hold the U.S. crown, P-m- like Elvin does," said gam es Sunday in the Kingdome Tuesday in the Coliseum. Coach Lenny Wilkens agrees there is some and SuperSonics his teani to win Thursday night, but plans to use get the job done. "We accomplished something didn't handle it very well said Wilkens. The Sonics overcame an 18- point deficit in tile final 8:31 to AjA: i Pro Basketball National Basketball As soc. Playoffs By United Press lntcrnation,,l irifroduces a new, Championship Series (Best of Seven) (All Times EDT) Washington vs. Seattle 0(1-3)30.40; P(3.I) 192.00: 1(3.1. (Washington leads series, 1.0) 4Carasa Gasti II Twelfth Game 3Gastl.Paco 15.00 $80 7OsrGojrI 1400 4Mutilla-Gondra *0.40 6.60 First Race 10.40 6.60 Mountain Punch 5.20 a (1.6) 116.10, P (5-4) 451.70, 1 (S 8OhACsiTr 102.00 76.60 5.10 Ocala Jiffy Fr 6 20 3.10 5 Jon Kelly 4.60 0 (4.1) 131.40; T (0.4.5) 4,033.20; Time 3:01.1. ace 3lracer'sRuner 3.50 3.20 3.70 RitzyGirI 480 410 7 CaptaIn RIddle 5.00 cmplefefy modern m ctorcycle store to May 24 -Seattle at Washington, 0:35 p.m. May 77-Washington at Seattle, 3 P M. rve Seminole and May 79--Washing ton at Seattle, *130 p m. x June I -- Seattle at Washlngton,9 Sc',tjfl, Volusia counties, m a June 3 -Washington at Seattle 3 p.m. x June -Seattle at Washington 9 p.m. - - mpI.te parts & accessories -. ---- -------- EII.nt service I GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY ,,,, ,, ICO for the serious 40 COMMISSION ,,i,, t..',,.i ,. -. ________ ir-t ...,,, rid.r -.-.-----.----_.------_____ - FLORIDA' California (Knapp 3-1) at jtever that means. The challenge of Hohnea' WBA crown is Milwaukee Thats Nebo 5.20 4.40 1.00 2:01.2. (Haas 23), 2:30 3 Jim's Flyer 3.00 3.00 pectedto take place In late June, with Earnie Shavers on the p.m. Thi"d Race 7 Mr. Earl ne card put together by promoter I)on Yir1g 6.20 SWho Knows Oakland (Keough 0-6) 20.50 3.00 3.10 at Q (35) 12.10, P (5-3) 4400, 1 ( 53- 4 Cartree Laren (Wortham 4-1), 0:30 ; 0.00 4.10 Did Ken Dryden, the Montreal Caudlens' goalie, ever play Chicago IMister Howard p.m. 1.20 S,vsnlbRac,,C,~,T.3..14 4. Buffalo Sabres? I seem to remember him In that role In Seattle (Bannister 25) at 0 (4-5) 96.00; 1 (14.1) 715.30: PU511 0.00 3.10 3.00 I when the Sabres defeated the Canadlea. In the playoffs,- Kansas City (Leonard 3-4). $33 1 Banyan's Rebel Time 3:00.4. .20 7.40 P.m. Fourth Race Cer,.O1ean, N.Y. 2 Black LImo 5.00 IlallysBrien Friday's Games 5210 15.00 1.20 013 remembered wrong. Dryden has soent his entire nm Q (1.3) 14.20, P (3-I) 31.45, 1 (3-I. p SaattI. a Y.. C '""VI" U.S 1-IWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD (Just ARRIVE AUVE - SUNSHINESTATE_ J N. of SR 434) 834.9403 , elI ' p,,,,,, Kansas night aim he came out of Cornell University with the starting with the 1%9-70 season. The 32'year.old net'aY 14 he -74 season. The Sabres' goalie when they it Montreal was Jerry Desjardlns. 1. Iread one that goLfer George Bayer was the longest driver IIICIIIn.s, FIa, Pawc*tuck, Coan. Ik1ng 6-foot-5 Bayer, once a pro tackle candidate with the delphIaEagles dldhaveareputatioflasthelongestdjjverof dly-whlch was two decades ago. But my guess Is that J è of today's crop, could hit the ball farther. And old Jimmy was definitely league as a long ball hitter. and even have been drives recorded of 400 yards rIM with a little wind to help the ball along. l'!hat ever happened to the great rsmslag back, Mack ( *) Herron? The last lime I saw him play was with New is - a ce"de Of Yews ago. Is be with notber lem now or of football?- Bill HIah$a, Aberdeen, Wash. I&A time he was heard from, Herron was in prison at irburn, Ga,, serving a term for drug peddling but waiting to be hod. The Mighty Atom (5.6,170) last played for New Ergland 1 but finiished out the scow with Atlanta. The W Angeles Toronto, night Clued on Ivwrpny iu Foster Cm Winfleid SD Carter MtI jy i4Ji7 .1 37)4119.310 13 173 5$ .333 36 *2712 .331 .- American Kemp Del bemuse he had lost his quickness as a rwuwr luled punt "to sees Mu. Banister OIl 8Os Lemon Chi ,a- 1 Rodto Troubles S Sandra Kea .392 2 Ladana Sandy .' 415953.333 10 150 $0.333 1015040.377 ,•, , , $I ____ _ 4.20 300 3.40 311.10; 4.20 3.00 3.40 300 3.20 Time 2:04.3. Ninth 2 Click Hanover 0 (I-S) 12-00, P (1-5) 42.0111, T I 21 111.21 A - 1.*Mi Handle 51014111. ?AvonMarshall 17.20 13 E78 -14 - 14 F78. 14 - FET. 45 -.60 FRONT END ALIGNMENT BARGAIN BAYYEIES %onth r'e Win 5.20 230 9.60 3.00 4.9D Tenth Race $2.00 17.10 6.20 5 Edbaf I N Only sTuffy Baron 0 (5-7) 36.40; 1 (7.5-11 -. Time 2:01.3. --- 078-14 - C78 13 Race lMickey Peak DAYTONA BEACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT rinvuame 17$ $12 95 I ' -a U.1 11111111 K 1r, 0 ISO -- e mono $2 4w-s . WHEEL BALANCE $ 95 With Tire Purchase 6 40 2.20 . 18 15 13 - 95 ---' Time 2:04. MAW 560 A78 178 - 4.60 340 3.20 SOcaiastaroay 95 _____ Eighth Race 4 Ocala Star Craft S i 4.0O Q 33.40, 1 (0-5-3) Time 2:09.1. Seventh Race SOS ___ MI4'sI Len, P (14J 56.15, T (4-4' 7Highla nd $peed 3.00 3.20 SI 377.25. IDeylonuTerri 1.00 Eleventh Race, TA, 5-14,1.3071 Q (3.5) 13.1$; T (55$) 23950; 2 Target Irene 3.10 740 3.20 Time 2:11.3. 4 Romy 3.10 League G AS H Pd. 40 17231.337 y Rice 11.60 4.00 3.20 15951.331 012M&U. P(2.4)23.41, T(2.4S) 30156 50 .321 55.20. 40 US 61 .3" 4215154.39 N IM 47.34 30 13313 .331 em Ball Baylor Cal R 3 CI Rodenv 44 3412047 240 GUM 101474$ .377 Rosy 40 I" 54 .323 5 Shredder Knight Cm Cncpcion Cin Fifth Peanut Tenth Race, I, 1-16, T. 3)10 League WHITEVV^LL RETREADS 3.20 Q (7.1) 125.60; 1 (17-5) 1,306.40; Time 2:00.4. Sac, 4 P.2C 1.00 6 Churma Skipper 6.00 3.00 Q(l2)7$.20.P(7-I)44l.O0,T(3.l. 360v.DeILee 1.60 2.60 IShawnee Win 2.10 NiIffiRace,$,h,T.37.k . ........... u •...i .-a-.j 4 Chain 10.40 9.20 5.20 Time z:,i.. 3 Smiling 11.20 1.40 Sixth Race Gold Coast Miss 3.20 ORange Kit 9.00 5.60 3.00 i60 P(3) 41, T 143 S Polka Rodney 760 510 St $91.41. GAS H Pc,. 4 ToTheFront 6 Record River 3110340 311 Brock 52.1. Cruz Hou Moreno Pitt Eighth Roca, A, 5-16, T.31.11 5 Mario 2 Carry Fred 17.20 72.00 6.00 1 Ciarogun's Earl 17.00 4.00 s •at bats) National 2 1 159.40. Glory Leaders gave him a U)vut in '75, but released him during training released) the night the Rams waived him. That was his eweli to football. -. at Minnesota, California at Chicago, night Oakland at Milwaukee, night ithit0te at Detroit, night New York at Cleveland, night Boston at Smalley Minn Carew Cal LAUm for a couple of yeam He was even arrested (anid ' •' City ____ - 4.20 0(1.3)37.40: P (1.3) amu.e_ - 3.20 3.60 6 Belde Rodolfo 6-00 A-00 6 High Pressure Milwaukee 1, California 0, night Chicago 6, Oakland 1, night Texas 7. MInnesota 2, nIght Toy's Games (All Times EDT) Boston (Torr.z 42) at Bal. (0. Martinez 62), 730 .aiown" the same lpJ3e came out of Kansas State In 1970 to play In the Canadian PeoIsS,Ma 6 Carry Bobble Detroit L..- in Bayer's 10 7 Mliii Te.s.0 , 3 NS4iaISCrgSSCI..nsce III 7 s i i POOLS By 110AX 2510 poso, *5tH Alp 6 6 45$ HoNor... • a • Mailhia, 3 4 8 McCrea I 11 _____ _____ Unseld Motto, 3.40 4.20 6.10 760 Harness Racing ii 114 tuil s.00 11.40 W L Pd. 05 4 Topic Gem 0.60 Minn Q(37) $0.30; P (3.7) 171.00; T (3.7. 23 15 .625 0(3.4) 95k, P (36) 114.50, T (34- 4) 473.00. Calif 23 17 .595 1 4) 3,611.10. A- 1,442: Handle- $110,063. Texas 24 17 .315 1½ Third Race, A, S')6, T. 31 .01 Kan City fl 20 .524 4 7 Upper 19.60 11.00 6.50 Chicago 20 20 .500 5 Kukomonga 7.20 140 Oakland 13 20 .349 I1''3 1 GoldCoastMax 510 Seattle is 20 .349 11½ Q (4.7) $7.50, P (7-4) 270.90, T (7.4. Wednesday's Rssuits I) 441.20. Baltimore 5, Boston 2, 10 SEMINOLE Fourth Race, B, 1.16, T. 31.23 Innings, might WEDNESDAY NIGHT S Clargn's Duke 24.00 7.20 1)10 _____ lie he would have played with Wes they (the Bullets) Ninth Game Dog Racing 51.40. Second Race, C, 1.16, T. 31.44 3 The Pheasant 50.00.1910 710 West . - III ISlp" LewIs 204MM Softball cmtral B. Milwauke "Moses is really respected b' the players, but he wouldn't have had as inaiiy rebounds if with our pressure defense and Tenth Game 1 EganaUrqui,a 11.60 11.40 3 Vicandi Sarduy 7.80 2.40 fans, when it comes to individual 300 2) 444.10. 2.50 Hayes' biggest honors. 5.00 2.60 Slaton, Mil 1.09. 4) of believes Hayes is penalized Tex 11.26; Marshall, Minn im; 2 Echanit 3.00 John, NY 1.59; Clear, Cal and 00-055.40:PO4) 101.10;Tfl.6- 14 .639 3 K's Beg one 23 13 .625 1½ 4 JarwinMidge 23 19 .340 4½ 5 Bayard Boy Boston __________________________________________________ $S *a ,',j," " - tMutilIaRodolfo DAYTONA BEACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT game's all about, what Bullets Coach Dick Motta. one Fifth Gem 3 Sara-Echaniz u Innings pitched) 27 New York - ______ ______ MO M ilei,0 40 "ity - ______ I.' Netarv MIllS 1 Knight slugged homers as the , country Side Baptist Reds- routed Vida Blue who -Mount Calvary Baptist dinals " SI S ______ WIN, Dlns'splua first-inning runs off Tony DIVISION P BrInol,a, who recorded his three singles 'and Johnny / . All $Out$ Catholic firld MAJOr-leMue VktOCy by Bmch. Dave Collins and Ray Creneva Natarene NOW the first eight innings. Car Bait 't deliver the homers expected. Lau is now with the Yankees, 14 5$ IS (based American League East ophy. Lau wanted his guys to lay back and hit to all fields; plIM Seams Earned Run Average 12), night the Royals brought most of the batting tutelage. I recently read that Larry Holmes will make his next title AR N N 4-0) . Houston at San Diego, night Atlanta at San Francisco, tey wanted 'em to Stand In, be aggressive and go for the long The clash focused on Clint Hurdle, a rookie last year, who "I -we ag"Ot, an .un'mown" - name' "lk what the 560 9.80 Del night n instructor Charlie Lau over a difference in hitting -. of j . sad. Half of them don't know 15-60 13.60 10,40 o, of the Royals had fairly orthodox stances. Herzog clid fire ~ _______ for-3. t third straight victory at homie. seven hits in eight WWW and Z..JXk OINWS Moreno, 1) them don't understand the ganie. lt*s 0(3.4) 5330: P (-3) 147.90; 1 (6 3- Pitt 18; cabell, Hou 14; Scott, ' night Cincinnati at Los Angeles, semec ggcat1on in yourallegation. Hal McRae, their "nated hitter, did stand a long way from the plate-he ed it was because he was having shoulder problems-but 11 "? for the Western it takes to win." . Friday's Games ovich, St.L 2.21. Martina, St.L 3-I) 404.20. St. Louis at Montreal, night 2.12; Ruthven, Phil 2.51; Welch, Pittsburgh at New York, LA 2.70; Forsch, Hot, 2.7*. 3 Gull night American League - K ern, 6Apraiz ClIC890 at Philadelphia, re's 1:3 !. 11 - 41 S.O'Srlss 4 $ 2 Patton 33$ Harris ISO ScW$gsalasf all Dymsb 41 Dymes 01JI,.1I., 3-2 victory; and H 1* D Realty stopped Rotary Longwood, 7. four arm.some flashing feet and the -. L.. (MoSkau Francisco (Nastu 101S p.m. fired big batting coach. Why did he wait until the horse one to lock the ham door?-Bill Mon. Mobile, Ala. . cto ry"";'t Jim Robbins provided Wing with all the support he needed,' slamming home runs In two consecutive at bats. Chris Ross addedtotheD&Jattackwith 3. eighth Mng to give Red Ford a I ,,,-, u IsSlins Seminole Pony Baseball, .: - game ISO-I;. ______ of behind Rogers'str,gag dght I...' . San Ikalunging at the bell, While they may have set a world record balls hit Into the opposite field bleachers, they looked like _____ _____chest andlotiers. After the playoffs, (manager) Whitey i ,. ¶ Cardinal lndvstri.s D ____ best - 219 Campbell *•i 0. Osbbss S I 555 vaniursr S 555 LIfIlon 3 . '. I $5 Pierce $$ i 15$ Gordon * I" IIIII Lawson 2 I-11,41 2464 Totals 3411 ' "The only thing that interests from the Fort UUderdalle COMA. She 3" * 1 t'.0 Cincinnati 4 I noticed in lost year's playoffs, most of the Kam R01.111lis batten were standing much too far from the plate and ' is 27 .400 8.00 3.00 KC 37; Cooper, Mu and Nettles, 3VictorBadjofa Stolen Bases National League - Clarence Scipio on one side and Darryl and Jeff Litton on the other. to the game is $1. good job of picking the MVP. Fourth Game 6 Duran.Arrlela qLLads tonight will be quarterbacked by Dennis rid " said Hayes. "Too many of 3) 733.40. Baylor, - -----. "I don't think I'll ever get it. I don't think the players do a 5.00 iio.00. 61 41; Lynn, Boll 40, Porter, - .333 2½ 24 21 21 24 e Weaver. Is ft attempt Wednesday, thils 11mie five hufts, I'll take all Um Braves 6, Astm 1 ,run rally in the fifth inning with from Rldln Rock to I'irt victories I can get. I'm tired of Jerry Rover iirwlM hnmn ,i,,,,ii.. ,i... 1 1 •k. Lauderdale in early June, taut good statistics and not win- two runs, then scored the tie- Dodgers to victory behind Allen Clapel ClOts Episcopal says she won't submit her body ning.' breaking run on a throwing six-hit pitching of Burt Hooton. Holy First Presbyterian "to the punishment of On ottia The Expose, suddenly a ell IOf by Catcher Alm &W to Dusty Baker went 4-for4 for Latter Day Saints two swims." San$3rdNazarene National League with a highlight a five-r un eighth Los Angeles as Hooton won for Cht.rcIolGod Taylor's I" 10tude dkd the first time since May 7. in 24-14 record, won in inning r"y and UR AtlanU to Ravenna Park Baptist (k'tober sas foiled by Strong IIt victory. The Altrus scored undei the Ill I. Prsaltin 2 1 I l.D.Wse $:'.'. - 37* S$I Hartness ft"n WIltaker like beck In 1973. But bad knees in recent years have limited I H CENTER Hairs 4 1) Al N N..,. lIWwlIlton 4 1 2 Dennis • Hvntsr S ii D.Pranklln 3 l',ij .'. Milex Tuneup used one-hit HID REALTY NOTARY pitching and home run Strength AS N H al N Andrews 4 $ 1 wa $ to topple Reliable Carpet Odem 4 ii MasiuevonI $ lj C'leaners, 22-8; T.C. Cox and 1 1 Mslmnnatl 70 NOt so oiierici $ o *'.t Alan Zelnick hooked up in a Herman II Noses sta pitching duel, and when T.mps I $ Sawlals $ *1 lees * $ 4,;4 regulation play between Pools Mvllia. I c.'" $ C$VISll I Weal-ar, •S by Max and Don Reid Ford CV11111 to I L.N * ended in a 1-1 tie, Paul Rice and Dspsre I S T011s III Ales, Cox each Stole home in the Totals "7' me now Is seeing my name In _________________________________________________ the win column," said Rogers g.... ,r.__,j... .i.... Wednesday nial* after basins an eId-ilt hutot for hl to who 2.88 run, stole a base and scored one. fourth triumph as the EJIpOS ERA thiS season. Last yer he run as the Cardinals snapped a FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. topped Pittsburgh 3.0. "It showed a 13.10 record and a 2.47 three-game losing streak. (UPI) Stella Taylor an- doesn't matter whether I get a ERA. second-best In the NL Dodgers 4. Padres 2 flounced a third marathon swam ahutoi or 1 work OlilytbO Steve Garvey capped a three- III $5 311flowase" a *es-n H. pttheai1111litir from Riding Rod, about ko miles bouth of Bimini, except I Stvmpl * s appear saldsiwwill CARDINAL AS W L Pct. 08 Warren -. Conference championship. 0.20 7.80 and Garvey, LA 30. American League 24 16 .600 23 20 . - Lynn, 6 Trani Pradera twc Hayes, but the Bullets defeated San Antonio National League - Murphy, 6Vicandl 11.00 4.00 All 36; Schmidt, Phil 31 3 Sara 6.4 Kingman, Chi and Fter. Cm 0(40) 76.0; P (I4) 202.50; T (0.4. West .--.... 'Fhe NBA 13 80 7 An crnrad vnvicid ~ hl - Horton, Sea 3) 44S.20; 00 (5.1) Third Game Runs Batted In $ Rodolfo 20.00 , -.,v e are looking for is someone to step forward to ho%v the initiative u'tti desire to fill one of these spots so we cr1toon 100 percent and still be as strong," said _rosç..- t hi-, JL1.LLL.. -- isn't going for its second straight title. Gervtn 13.60 rain $ 05 043 I(II)x!,o:~ (" 37.40 St_I 13; Cruz, Hou, Lope,, LA 3 Beicte Arrieta 6.e60 7.60 1.60 and Taveras, NY I?. 2MutillaDjaga 1040 700 American League - LeFlore, 600 7 SaidEchani; 0(2.3) 32.20; P (32) 92.10; T (3.2. Chicago at New York, night, I?; 19; Cru;, Sea 18; Otis, KC Wilson, KC and Wills, Tex 7)270.40. ppd., 13. Oam. Atlanta 6. Houston 5, night Pitching Victories 3 Arano Gerardo 26 00 7.10 6 St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 1, National League night Ruthven, 7 SantiMandlola 5.20 1200 Phil 6.2; Blue, SF 6.S; LaCoss, I Domingo-Pradera Los Angeles 1, San DIego Cm SO; Niekro, Hou 52; Q(37) S$.00; P(3-7) 131.90; 1 (3.7. night Sutton, LA, Espinosa, Phil and 1) 671.40. Cincinnati 5. San Francisco 0, Halickl, SF 5.3; Carlton, PhIl 5. S.v.nth Came night Niekro, All 3.6. I EganaBadiola 9.00 9.80 3 00 Today's Games American League 1 IsasaUrguiza John, 5.60 1.20 (All Times EDT) . man, 7.1; 4 Irusta-Diaga 4.00 Chicago (Krwkow i-3 and NY McGlothn 45) at New York 6-0; D.MartInez, Ball 6.2; 4)340.40. (Zchry 2.0 and M. Scott 1.0), Flanagan, Bait and Splitlorif, Eighth Gem. 240 14$.-1 First Federal Chan a Co. 12.60 14; Thomas, Mil 1); 3GaldosAndre Smalley, Minn 20 471 7 20 .129 0½ 13 23 .361 11 15 26 .366 Wednesday's Results Mon treal 3, Pittsburgh night $# Zorn or Steve Grogm Why doesn't Stabler nm? Kelly " is it - American League is Atlanta *. My favorite player is Ken Stabler, and recently I haven't runner Fernan teams. ca1'i ..Jerry Posey has an eye out tonight to find talent to ze1ie-e a problem which has forced him to play five tartezIth ways. Offensive center Jeff Gibson and tfferi - - tackle Iuji' Miller have been pressed into duty deferii'.- elv on the lin e. And offensive backs Reggie Branch .*rd Joe Baker are having to play in the secondary.. wideout Johnny Wright is also being used on deferie - ' 1.20 Bos 1$ . $400,OW per annum, on the contract which the Indians riled, the much-traveled 33-year-old outfielder (six clubs in Clncl ars) still thinks he's being underpaid. "I want to be one of San Fran three highest paid pla yers in baseball," he says, looking to the Houston LO An racts of Dave Parker, Pete Rose and Jim Rice. "I can walk San Diego i i'".i Totals Wing s 1 -H itter power OVIEDO AUTO AIIM 35 By United Prs InternatIonal Steve Rogers, who has sailfered through the lean years with mediocre Montreal teams -posting impressive Statistics but paltry victory totals - has adjusted his sights. He wants wins at any cost, and the Expos happy to oN.Ige free charge. III ii I MuIlias Doew Setting For Vin K OP C ffIn v-Fw Davis 621 Pied III)) O.M.i'mle ' Count,- SflOt... resumes Thursday night in Capital Centre with the Bull ets one gam e up thanks to Sunday's 13; Murphy, All and 1 AranoAndre Kingman, Chi 13; Dawson, MIl Q (65) 91.10; P (0.6.)) 1,276.00. 11; Matthews, All and Stargell, Second Game Pitt 9. I Domingo-Arca 16.60 6.40 4.00 bY L Pct. OS 26 14 .650 24 14 .632 1 Pittsbrgh Chicago New York came to ' '• ,-.": .1., victory over Dino's Pizza in the ' h es Whigham PIIIOn' I *0 Heetsy help Wayne Garland to his first loaded the bases before Kaat hi 15004-Il .W. .. . 2 I'l 3 $5 Cleveland Indians? I thought he was already one of the highest player, basebsll when he them this year from the 5 R*nger& H.K,, Cleveland, o. St Catherines, Out. ou know, Stabler got his nickname, Snake, in high school of his open field running ability on kick returns. And he I. , U a fine option quarterback at Alabama. Also, early in his j!IL egi' he was a definite threat scrambling out of the back j 1 4.3.•' 4 . 2 26 G.Mer is - Snake rim wi th the ball at all. I thought he'd be a llrusta National League - Schmidt 6 DomingO.Gerardo League National Octory over the A's. Ken to force home the winning run. ISO 30 McGq$N N.massar Knl,ht LItton Alan Wing pitched a one- oaj EQUIPMENT Gary Alexander hit a two-run A walk, a single by Mar k ravec scattered 10 hits in hitter Al N II Wednesday, pacing D & J 1) homer In the eighth inning to Wagner and another walk oing t he distance for his fourth Equipment to 10-1 Bronco ''n,iisii __ ..,II, Orion Waldo was the winning 4 *S r., .Serriiz-scle High will stage its annual spring intra-squad the season aren't as gaudy as Home Runs Baseball 14$P right now," he claims, "and be comfortable for the next 20 "But playing baseball six months a year still beats pum- , N4 I 2 s Hill SI2 D.MirThii 25$ lvingt.n I21 • 3 0$ COiiIøs Totals , 14 4 3 FIRST FEDERAL CHASI & Co. ' '' Al N $,. Al I H Webb B I. Travers pitched a six- lJtxn, Albert Armstrong Freeman hittn in notching his second Walter Hopson, Scott Curtis and Galnsi Galn,y Garland, a former 20-game stri4ht shutout as the Brewers Mike Boyd each had singles. PIns Although not regarded as a Cleveland two years ago, Eddi e Mitchell had a do uble home-run hitter, he belted three allowed four hits in raising and two singles for Rotary. 0'y Totals Herbert mvroy _______________ 1' 1101w. '.: Phil - I __ Scrimmage Tonight ftb11 me tonight at 7 o'clock, serving as a prelude to riet weeKz grand finale, the jamboree against Seminole Nonetheless, Houston's Moses Malone was named the Mvp by Ws fellow players and San Antonio's George Gervin was second. Hayes WaS third. The championship series SCOREBOARD _____ Major League I - In $ I S I, I 0" - Phila Montreal 2 CIS'.. OIIdstick Superman. contract as a free agent with eff but wild-pitched home the and struck out five while mescal center singles. t reputation of any of the pitchers he has faced. i.uy, uu To'n" Gaihi had I pall' of ' It worked perfectly. Not only winner who has suffered from nlp~d the Angels. Don Aase and Mike Baker each had tlse fans who wish to talk with hint, lie still scents awed by his mJor4eague surroundings although he isn't the least bit fazed by F,inis GaIns Hall Orijes a victory over the Red double. Sox A single by Billy Smith and leading the Railroader at- % I 211 Olderman . oil, Since You-Aske Iii!.: awlI 1 Listens arose Hodglas 21 1411 Droors slammed a double and single, while Theodore Graham and added two singles i *s Dixon the 10th inning to give the Vernon Ramassar added a I \ / *7* single each. Keith McGriff thre-run homer with one out in singles for First Federal. , " 3 12 Railroaders Leonard $1.11 Johnson Pch hitter Pat' l'ell" hit I . .. ~ Totals * _____ - I I S * 3 Usaard Orsysiii thirds innings, allowing two hits and Striking out four while walking four. Leading Chase's 12-hit attack were Jasper Collins and Daryl Merthie with a home run and while L.evoy Hickman, Wynn did Oliver get rejuvenated, he arm trouble since signing a alliped only six hits in a losing pitches'. He gave up three hits , 'Nurphy is friendly and outgoing and gladly chats with any of 13 3 Frederick _____ By MURRAY OLDERMN ' SI-I -- Coulomble, Scott Pope, Donald Peacock, Richard 1111111111111111111111111 ---_-- __-I-.I_ _____'______-_-_ with Theoff, Howard Harrison, Craig Appel, Vafis Nooney, Dean Shoemaker, Jan Hobbs, Audie SanVoichito, John Roberts, Brian Daniels, Tom Conner; ders, coach Gail Roberts and coach Skip Burdette. 99-97 victory over the Seattle SuperSonics. Hayes had a A'Jk!w.. _________ ______________________ ___ ___ _______________________ ' an,geWJig ipuixitsand nine _____ _________________________________________________________________________________________ Malone's, but Malone's teaz'ii rebounds. Hayes' stat istics for 1, home run and double. Karry Medical Hunter doubled and Philip homered for New Y' ork. apiece. Greg Merthie and Oscar Casks I .! 06les $,,Red Sox 2 Merthie each had doubles. zrft," Al Oliver's bat . tbpped only by Lou Brock's and Pete Rose's. ' The relief from Dee Johnson. smim Rest What Doctor weapon again. Kiwanis. Law had a triple, reveatu pno.ju uy l um nvoll" _______________________________________________________________________________________ ()f a right, includes: Robert 51iller, Jay Sapp, Scott 1 . , ~.- Byington was the does the honors, Law. 1urphy handles a bat as if it's a drum stick. Nobody was Vernon Anthony manager Pat Corrales of the ec1ally shocked when he rocked Vida Blue for a pair of home Donaldson went the distance in Texas Rangers gave his star flths and Torn Griffin for a third onp in the same game last Friday (IPleat. outflcldcr a day off- Tuesday in 4ight against the Giants. He has 13 homers so far and Is tied with Coleman, Prokosch and hopes of restoring some zip to Dive Kingman of the Cubs for second place in the National Ba iley had two hits apiece for Oliver's bat, ;Ogue. He leads everyone with 36 RBI, and his .348 average is 15-6. Freddie howard and Robin Riggins flash their Byington allowed only one hit in I HONORED #3 Herald photo by Tom Nitsel . John Brewington had two of hardware after being honored with trophies as the four and a third innings, but it. ,,.., Boyd Hepsen most outstanding athletes at Croorns High School for walked 16 while striking out 10. Curtis the past school year. Principal Edward Blacksheare Johnson pitched one and two- M Boyd ATHLETES a '- Sanford's 14-under soccer team, front row, left to Second row' Coach Sanders, U. Pattovlc, Paul OTERS Center are tied for second with Harris singled. )" 10-6 records. LUONAND RAILROADERS Clint as H SHILL Al 511i *3) Dixon winning Chase pitcher, with Waldo 4$ $ S. Hill 1 1,1 . I Oliver, one of the American League's better hitters, Md runs for Kiwanis. been struggling in recent weeks William Wynn was the dter hitting at a torrid pace winning pit ch er in relief of during the month of April. So : it's too bad Bill Lucas isn't around anymore to see tile way iprphy is earning his money now. Medical Center made a late ' . commonly modest young ma -i and doesn't care to make himself hit and Mike Prokoach was safe to earned." - . look as good as he really is. The story about film and the contract on an error when the first from an ornament into a letha haven't Leonard Shell, 14-4, and each singled. I Q ciered For baseman pulled his foot. Alton %. ~ Railroaders and Day e'I do believe in that philosophy," says the Braves' 23-year-old Coleman then blasted a triple to catcher-first baseman. "I feel you shouldn't take money you score the tying and whuling - nlace teams both nosted wins. triple. Scott Kriger, The Railroaders blasted Clem Debose and Steward Go Industries lid thought he had to, and this was one tinie lie felt lie did. lie forth a half dozen times before mailed ba ck the same contract to Murphy with the same figures Kiwanis pushed a pair of rams 4iIt, telling him he was sorry to disagree with him but he believed across t he plate In t he bottom of ti salary figures were fair, the sixth to beat Rotary. If you ask Dale Murphy 1 ;i ut the story, he seenis to be a bit, Herbie Bailey opened the By is true, however, and he does stop short of denying it. NFORD -UNDER Bryask The league's two second four runs with a home run 7:30 p.m. tonight at Chase downright flhbergastcd, in fact, when Murphy included a letter S. night with an 18-13 win over added singles. Bruce Franklin was 2 for' First Federal. It was the 15th for Medical Center, driving L3 win in 16 t ries for Chase. p Park. 'Me -game was rained out ' .. With two weeks left in the walking three, S season, Chase & Co. locked up Richard Leonard had adoubin.1. SaIIIOed Little National for Clem Leonard Shell. while League peuiiaia 'ecitiesday Sara Ilill and 1TIIICaG - . \ 9, Pennant,-, - to N,,L,, . f... NEW YORK (UPI) - The late Bill Lucas always liked telling loss, 11-3, Wednesday night in ,the story a bout Dale Murphy and the contract he once sent him, the Sa nford Junior League, Every time he'd tell the story, Lucas would laugh and say while Kiwanis out-lasted something like that had never happe ned to him before, w hich isn't Rotary, 12-IL ,b hard to understan d beca use a ballplayer like Dale Murphy 'Moose, 2-0 in the second half, hasn't happe ned that many times before to the Atlanta Braves, plays Knights of Columbus at : -The contract Lucas liked to tell about was the one lie sent ~! , . 1-0111111111111, : / . C hase C % Is ' "' 1. tie the .rx-ie before Bullets "I think you can assume we'll reez-e ti rd I.rry Wright use our pressure defense more .arik t'wc free throws no the rest of the series," said time remiri.ing for the game. Wilkens. Being snubbed in the NBA Most Valuable Player voting, Elvin Hayes has plenty of motivation to take a more active role in the remaining games of the NBA championship se ries. All Hayes did during the regular season was play in all 82 games, lead the Washington Bullets to the best record in the league, average 21.8 points and finish sixth in the league in both - I, ill I ,-, t. AA cDfiVifed--'- I • - I . Murphy Story Worth Telling ____...................--.-..-.l..4 . A s T . \ . I._uvu,u.uIia uiiu uiucr.tii .1 . ' [ 401101110, . . / . Trips :1 in the 400 dlers take 14 or 15 strides. Moses stands 6-foot-1, but has meter dash. "I've been all alone at the top work out," he said. 'ft probably an amazing 37-inch inseam. good a reaction the last three years,' said ca break 47 (seconds), but not "He has as ter," said Moses. "There's Just not that this year." time as any spr in competition, nobody In il med and much What makes Moses unique, Walker. "He's been f says Walker, is a long stride he's always close to a false the 47 class (in the Intermediate hurdles). That's what I thriW that enables him to take only' 13 Start." Moses spent three days in on. steps between the hurdles. "I will have to make a lot Walker, one of the nation's top Durham before the meet, track authorities, said other working with Walker on a technique changes (to compee'!t world class intermediate hur- training program that may see in the 400-meters)" . 411 Moses competing 1 H .4 - . , . • C, ;J r'u i•lSII I 1 , 4a l."4, -3 1 , - . ---,,,I. S . I... I . N1. , . DURHAM, N.C. ,UPIi Walker don't don'tsee any takers on knowledge his superior abilities Moses, a 23-year-old physicist to be running full speed n U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist the horizon, and consider it an honor just to for General Dynamics In August and Septem be r .S I dwin Moses is in a class by Since he began competing in run against him. Pomona Beach, Calif., post ed a don't want to run too hard n bnselI In the world of in- the intermediates hurdles in "Anytime he runs you expect time of 47.69, the fourth fast est But I think I could have brol i termediate hurdling. 1976, Moses has compiled an something to happen, some ever, at Saturday's meet and the reco rd. If I do, it will be His world record time of 47.45 amazing record of 56-4 and he is really fast time," said Walker said he intentionally stayed accident."' En the 400-meter hurdles has not considered a sure thing for after running against Moses at away from a new world record. Moses Is' gearing his trainS Wen seriously challenged SIflCC another gold medal in the io an invitational track meet in "I didn't run th as e l t 100 for t he AAU championships, i t,was set on June 11, 1977 in the Olympk' games. Durham last weekend. "There (meters) very hard at all," he Pan American Games, t MU championshi ps and track His competitors, such as are some people who will stay sa id to t he horror of the meet's World Cup Competition late t experts such as 1976 U.S. Auburn University's up-ana- with him until about the flO promoters. "I'm not in top summer and fall, and event Olympi c coach Dr. Leroy coming James Walker, ac- ( meter) mark, but that's it." condition right now and I have ly the Olympics. V.F.W. Thursday, May 24, 1979-11 A P-Ierald, Sanford, Fl. - 110A-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. _- . . \1' -, - .............- -' _•4 �B LONDI E 12A—Evening Herald 1I Thursday, May 24, 1979 Sanford, Fl. SS Wl4AT IS IT" by Chic Young II NOTHING I Ø t WAS JUST ACROSS 40 Actor ENJOYING MY (N - 12 Time period - - 0 8 Burden 58 Give off fumes sbbr 13 tratfirds LL) ' Li 6O T. EETLE BAILEY or C77: 70 OME BAIL HAVE 70 00 IT YOURSELF UP SOME POOR .XT T14E WAKE' UP, BEETLE, AND Pur 6N YOUR RUL313ER BOOTS WELL, THE14 YOU'LL IT'S 3:00A-W! 1 CAN'T WAKE a er 1 61 M POA NON-MILITARY JOB CELLAR - ______ 1 Z)' ° ° 1 II Scotch cup 19 In the middle N 1 Mesdames 2 T - 3 3 12 15 k etm Ar. rt C .n overuse or improper The moisture inside your joints. lungs is constant. It comes If your father-in-law flOS itself. You can Y body s great but he the his mixture, shouldn't be deluded into your nasal passages, your g it's really correcting throat and windpipe but not the $5.4" lungs where the actual airexchanges occur and whet* e I'm sending you meHealth ur .4ise.ase is Local located. yo Osteoar• 4-10, Letter number thritis. Others who want this You need to be in a clima% 14 17 16 .—— 18 19 ——— it 20 — 123 22 1 — 34 " —— 24 - — — 37 39 38 42 41 47 THEN WHY 00YOU 'r LOOK SO WORRIED . WHAT DID THE OOCMR SAY9 YES - EVERYTHING IS FINE,VERONICA DID YOU GO FOR YOUR ANNUAL MEDICA L HECKUP TOC'AY,PWf — — — — — 46 T' T' — — 55 by Bob Montana io I WAS AS AS A DOLLAR! H IRC HI E I 43 45 - I 57 56 58 — — — — —— F37 ———— - . — — — ——— I HOROSCOPE BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL ____ ___________________ • 1 ay, May or Frid do & MEEK ay 25, by Howie Schneider 'FACE THF_ FEOPiEo' HAVE 7W CHIEF qmER5 OF" nVE W IM(,XkSflM1K)G 5Y THE -MRGE RUIREWMMS im F= II~e EXEwnw Mthough'you Z' rien SCORPIO (Oct. Oct 24-N 24-Nov.22) certain coming year, your luck will Joint ventures are very overpower the opposition. Promising for you at this point time, with especially you Think posiUve. Don't let trivialinteamed one whoif already things disturb you. has a good track record. GEMM (May 21-June 2D) SAGrffARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. You are entering into a very 21) Conditions are very creative cycle, so don't demean your bright ideas. Get involved favorable for you at present in matters calling for collective with persona who can help YOU bargaining. Keep your market them. Discover with about you. Youll come out on whom you get along beat top. r raantiy by sending for CAPRICORN (Dec. fl4an. Your o new Astraph Letter 19) There is a ready market Mall $1 for each aind a selfwaiting for your skills and addressed envelope to AstroGraph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City talents. Perform to your best Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to amuly,because the rewards for good work can be quite large. specifyWith sign AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Alliances that you enter Into The time is now ripe for you to now rbould prove of great close situations that mean advantage to both you and your something to you financially counterpah. Each will be quite Take advantage of matters lucky for the other. while luck is in your comer. PISM (Feb. 20-March 20)If 22) you've been thinking of tinLEO (July 23 Au plemenUng some changes to Valuable contacts can be made time through persons improve your basic Ufestyle, at this a now is the Ume to do ft. Strike you'll get to know socially. Be joiner. hile the Iron is hot* ARIF (March 21-April 19) groups. re developing that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) rbI'f You're entering a lucky socially. Even If you are achievement cycle, so set lofty already popular, you ain't seen goals and pursue them nothin' yet. vigorously. Don't be a! o TAURUS (April Y ) think big. New opportwdusa are LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) that could help you add to your Clrcwnstances could now begin resources. Breaks will come to take a beneficial twist and through persons you already i-_a ma&hlna, . W. u&iO being into (VWIRVM6~CR SHICULD VX L005W TK 5UP-5 A LITME f ... LET W M OIL 0CftMI 5 cm C4X5Z-1- U U .2. a - 0 'Ibr NIA. A001SCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer HE MUST BE C711NG) THROUGH SOME YJNC7 VERENP WEEMS OKS 50 WORRIEP HIS FAJTH is UN`NAKABLE OFSP1RI1UAL LRIS5 THINK SO." r yg \ //1P, r I e- kvc 0 by Stoffel & Helmdahl UGS BUNNY PF Y51I'M FILLING I#v'14R0YA WORKIN. THAT ALL. PEPEN THEHUMAN 91L.VE5TR.' HOW LONG Y.4 PROJECTILE! _____ I, - - - -. \ - Bounding out the 1979.80 slate were: Christie Graham, vice *esldent; Susan Hughes, secretary, and Ronda Bauder, treasurer. Miss Basso received a pw- dle carnation, a symbol of royalty apd power,from Missy Boyd, the out-going president. The vice president was given a blue flower which Missy stated. A red carnation was presented to Susan and a gold one to Ronda. The colors blend into purple symboling the closeness in which aU the officers will work as leaders of the organization. One of the highlights of the banquet, to which many of the members' mothers attended, was the appreciation plaque to the group's sponsor, Mrs. Muriel Brumbaugh. 6-24 0 X 108 5 IV AJ #AQJ71d3 WEN EAST • 143 • AQ 2 IV 9 9 KQ865 0 K J 9 6 5 0 732 • K 912 • 108 Vuhilemble: Both Der: East WM North East South Pass Pan 10 Dbl. Redbl. I V Pan 24 PM 29 Pan Pan Dbl. Pass Pan PM Samsonite and Earhart. r A soft de in newestfashion '0 TEI FRANK AND ERNEST Z GO? ¶'HM -1 I F.MpLOY&E MonvmnoN ; AEPOFM PoNgo 9LM x I Y,c I 7Z- P DUI sur W1 ____ .• 14 . __ 1i 3" All Colors 1. ' Delta Kappa Gamma's Golden Anniversary Celebration wouldn't have been complete without its members reminiscing over scrapbooks. Jo Willis, president Tota .• 1 S / -. est er 200 N. PARK,SANFORD PH.322-2383 A$ - i1 I 000 1 lot,1, 01 this rSeWS per. Wividual questions 1 1 ,, / by stamped. s.11.addr.u4 •nvekpes. The most "'.m big questions will be used this -column and will rec.s COji.wl 0 JG035 SPORT With rubberized strop 11% s JIilo JU From the new Pulsar'Quartz Fistf:PaT! r COUNTED ON 71 HIM LEAVINS 1415 PRINK! At last, a tough 100 meter sports watch is Elapsed t rota bezel model QUality you can't beatl ubber solars, dependability that's possible only with W % 19 technology. In value. " ,!!!-SPARK AVE.,, SANFORD ,' 322.233 I "ii: ' - '7 1:30.5:30 . • 208 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY I ' I PH. 322•0204 1'lLI..-_.L. .Vej- •'._'_-•.•.'. for Grads... / I t CIO . ,. I I' I thing special fr om our smart collection: 0 Gowns, Baby Dolls and Pajamas 9 Pants and Tops by The Branch, Perception & Trissl * Shoes and Handbags Footworks I a Fashion Jewelry • Scarves \ ( • 1 Hosiery or let her pick her own gift with a RoJay Gift Certificate les 'i ... .. V 2 .,. 218-220 E. F I R ST ST. fff SANFORD PH. 322 3524 ALTAMONTE MALL - 1k M C b Installation of officers for the mming two years were held . - . . - - - - - Mrs. MeSwain to Mrs. Mary Ruf as, president; Mrs. Florence Korgan, vice president; Mrs. Violet Beckhorn, stand-in for Mrs. The installation ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Jesvie Cultured pearls dangle attractively on ropes of 14 karat gold. a. Cultured pearl dn)p earrings, pair, $57.50 b. Culturred pearl dangle stickpin, sm ' CUhun'd pearl tasseIpndant " i Lales I and Friends make wishes come truel ____ presented to Mrs. McSwuln,by members of the c.rcle in predation of her service as LES The Diamond Store president. ____________________ .- _____ - ___ - - R__ d. __, - - _ - - . - . .. . ) G41a . Brisson A plaque was ______-•• £- SHOE STORE _____ ___ . 'S • JEWELEK i.t _____ action. Colors: Royal Blue. Oriin;@ or Black. Quath>' /?Fwoysa beat beyond. Ifl ___ • And it's built fo true uality quartz. See this fine, UMCS OF NAI A r-a# 5, MEMORIAL DAY -- PH 323-7150 2397 French Ave., Sanford OPEN ) and ( - . Sanford G arden (lub met at the club building for their May meeting. A covered dish dinner was served to nine members and five visitors. After dinner, ashort business meeting was held with Mrs. - Approximately four-year battery life C ..— ( Open Daily 8:30.5:30 Sunday 9-4 acaranda active man is looking for: 9 Water-tested to 100 meters * Protected with screw-locking crown by Craig L.gg.tt $300 of d ding secretary; and Mrs. TS? th an easy i7 I .—. Fb) af f The Jautranda Circle of the I - BASKET . Collciction day/date S ports watch has all the features today's "TDO A HANGING NELSON ROSES Unin ormed Garden This ruggedly handsome ROMINP ~W ACrAINI .1 For HEADQUARTERS FOR Abby Roxanne. 41 JUST "R I ' break off a relationship with Mother's Da) cards, but they her boyfriend, she writes hini a are always "TO GRANDMA, ment for nearly a year. His Dear 'Dear Joint" letter even though from Little Julie, Jack and girlfriend recently moved in. his name might be Harry. I Jim." She is 21. We aren't very happy object. Now, Abby, I adore my about it, but at least they told us JOHN IN FLORIDA grandchildren, themselves rather than let us )EIt OtN Obje(t il1,u their Although m hear It from friends. will, 0 a daughter buy s, signs and The girl's parents also live in honored over the yearL We've this city. We have never met popes named John, kings sends those cards to "Grandhad ma," they are not an adequate them and have no idea how they Make no overtures to the nomed John, and four feel about their daughter living girl's parents until (and unless) presidents named John., And substitute for a Mother's Day don't forget the Johnny-come- card from her. It would mean so with a fellow without marriage. your son suggests It. Should we make any effort to DEAR ABBY: Women latelys. Objection overruled! much If she would scribble a little message, saying, "Mom, I meet the girl's parents? I have recently set up a howl becauie DEAR ABBY: I'm too sen- love you. Have a nice day..." or heard that if a couple marries hurricanes were being named and the parents haven't "let, after them. Considering the timental, overly sensitive, or something like that. just Plain Petty, but I have to the groomsparents should destructive nature I hope you publish my letter of get this off my chest! make the first move to ineet the hurricaries, they had because my daughter never parents of the girl. Is this legitimate beef. To satisfy, the For all the years before my--- misses your colurrin. There! I correct? And does it apply to women weathennen stacted daughl': was married, feel better already. Thanks, live-ins too? c a II in g h u r r i c a n e s Mother's Day she's remember. Abby. We have a inarried daughter. "himacancs" and even named ed ine with a lovely card to ME IN SUFFOLK, VA. When we invite her and her some after men. Last year which she'd add a sweet perhusband to dinner, should we there was a beaut off the ,oast sonal message. Now that she':; DEAR ME: Mission acinclude our son Lind his live-in of Mexico which was called married, she still sends me complished. friend just as though they were John. married, too? Well. John Itappens to bc my Please help us, Abby. This name, and it has already been living-together, business for badly abused. rc young people is something we i John was a perfectly 0 are totally uninformed about. respectable name until women Thank you. PEOPLE started using it to refer to the McDonald, treasurer. RESPECTABLE toilet. Then streetwalkers Camellia Secret pals were revealed DEAR RESPECTABLE: began calling their customers and gifts exchanged. The • When you Invite your son to "johns." The Camellia Circle of the members then drew for names *A. dinner, Invite his girlfriend, too. Also, when a woman wants to Garden Club of Sanford held its May meeting at the home of of new pals. A newsecret member, Mrs. Albert Mrs. R.E. Fowler with Mrs- Antar, was welcomed into the iy w~ W.S. Butler acting as co- circle. hostess. El SANFORD PLAZA Mrs. Horrell, president, — served a fruit punch to memhers as they arrived for th e APPROVED SPORTS ACTION SHOES meeting held on the patio. Following the business meeting, Mrs. Gordon Brisson installed the new officers for theecOmlflg year. fl' (-Y are. . F . L. Woodruff president; Mrs. Joseph Sokol, vice-president; Mrs. E.J. Peeples, recording secretary; from mary/esther shorts and tops by Haymaker. Swimsuits by by 1. K. Ryan YM MW CROSS each , DEAR ABBY Our 22 %Cd with fashions 00 • old son has had Itis own apart- • diamond 91d. North dtarted for trouble when he made an unusual takeout double. East made a sensible redouble. South bid one heart. North tried two - VIOLETS All Colors \ .' To 71YPE Z 17 UP TUMBLEWEEDS In The Area $ _______ arents Get more mileage • Stay Cool In smart ZOONIES African Exotic Plants ( pH. 322-5681 ave Gas. " HEARP NE cmpr Ger AW Of " C_ " ,. This y I 1i r; 'I?. We Have One Of The Largest r(:s • by Sta n Lee and John Romlt~ c -- (1.1. I LIP) 01 'I.. - _____ 1. . OUR GREENHOUSE fr1 of Seminole County's Beta Chi Chapter. reviews a scrapbook with louise MeMuillan, Marie Gwxlrich, Marie Willis, Gwen Carson and Margaret Sheehan, all from Central Florida Chapters. IMe luncheon meeting which was held at the Quality Inn In Longwood had as Its theme, 'Honor the Past: Celebrate the Future." I.ouise McMullian, immediate past state president, was the guest speaker. and led a heart back. WI won't give the rest of thid play exceo to say tSo continued laylylve awa hg:e tricks for 900 in the and about aa bad ascores Nornud resulits for the possible. ygame will f1iNo in two or three duts (Do you hieve a quo"stion P'° the experts? Write "Ask MAN 1 ' 01-VI Smart styles by At trick two he led a heart to dummy's Jack. East won g and2i pgng set at some red-suit Contract. The bidding In the box ShOWS what happened When On. West player elected to • -. •1 0%q orn o in Udrd wat with a Wrt EXPIre , 'l., -s SOCIETY MARKS WW misplay. Opening Iead:•6 . ' . bution. Noah passed. After all he did have ace-Jack of hearts and East doubled. He had idis values. West was most unhappy, but could find no place to go and paued,asdid North. Now West got off to the unfortunate lead of a dinmond. At %W point South could nake two hearts, but South managed to produce a V 107432 AQ1084 - . ____________ Herald Photo by Joan Madison 217 E. FI RST ST., SAN FO R D clubs. South rebid correcUy to two hearts. He couldn't SOtmI trich about your nel i and )v Ii WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH J V you've been hoping for. Keep that resembles altitude in many Pollutants before he makes a respects. Your whole system permanent move. ce your all'ye. YOURBIRTHDAY Please contact OUR. SELVES Editor Doris Die. i~~Z Sanford Jewelry & Luggage have emphysema, you have to go there first for a visit and trouble exhaling all of the used check out the local situation in air in your lungs. The net effect regard to industrial plants and of this is to produce a condition other possible sources of 1979 master chefs, add a dl!. ferent dimension to dining instructor tot Lake Brantley High School's Health Service Aide Program, ~ho gave an overview of the myriad medical careers open to students. ~lUmas Moseley, SMH assistant administrator, assisted in InAalling the officers. Economy lines 1110 near Tucson at an altitude of clean, dry air now have in2700 feet where the air is dustries nearby that generate better off Industrial pollutants. These living may not always be rca y ' in the same in now it it were less smoggy? apparent as the irritant effect Are there any vitamins that I of ordinary smog is. could take that would be helpful Anyone planning to move to an area because of improved to me? DEAR READER - If you dimte would be well advised Cooking? The herald elcomcs suggestions for Cook Of The WeeL Do you know someone you w ould like to see featured in this spot? ________________ . Featured years old and have :m problems. physem. At present I live in You have to be careful about southern California just south of Les Angeles and inland frem choosing a location that u 1 the coastt about 10 miles. Would think would be better. ibe better off healthwise to live areas that were once havens of 1 —— 51 50 Who's PatU Basso took over the reins as president of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxillary's Candy Stripers at a banquet held long, stamped, self-addreSSed pollution. It is true that many; envel for Send y industrial irritants Ttoe IL in care of this affect even the normal lung and! newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, thIsIsan added insult lf the lung dio City Station, New York, is not functioninig at optimal' NY 10019. levels as occ urs with em-: DEAR DR. LAMB -I am 63 physema and other lungl 38 35 i Candy Striperes SM 1~' DEAR READER - No, your: ' t as rain If it were has to work harder to provide that easy to relieve arthritis, adequate oxygen for yoth' the disease would have been blood. Altitude is associated with thin air, as you express~d cured long ago. osteDarthritis, the common it, and provides less oxygen a oM in middle-aged and older people with such form of luifg people, Is not a deficiency problems usually dIsease. Often It's called wear altitude. The relatively 0 or altitude that you're arthritis tear and degenerative arthritis about won't make all that mud associated with r" r r Lead To - could help arthritis. Am I 43 Lima cocktail 45 Asian country 47 Skeleton part 48 Ship deck 49 Synonomous 50 Adjacent (abbr.) 25 American 2 Togula Indians 3 Use scissors 26 Not yet 4 Loftier settled 5 Eggs 27 Sheet of glass 6 Step Lamb arthritis. I don't see how this Appointment 23 Son of Adam raft! Basso Dr. anddrysherrywlneand says It currency 36 Nothing (Ft.) of 21 Vast period of 38 Duck _____ THE BORN LOSER NT 32 Chinese ' Thursday, May 24, 197 V -13A Evenlnq Herald, Sanford, FL - father-in4aw drinks a mixture of equal parts of honey, cider rap 1 Bill time refor"s 29 Strangely 33 Gorden amphibian 34 Ripped 36 Paper of OURSELVES Easy DEAR DR. LAMB - My T _EMO - J IE ____ I _o-li1i - 28 Ret Indebtedness 7 Evil omen 52 Edges 37 Age 8 Three-legged 30 Regulate food 53 Squeezes out intake 38 Siamese 54 Dispatched stand 31 0 Lubricates 57 Superlative points 39 X, suffix Make eyes at I : zodiac 25 Baseball No a I L I Cure For Arthritis I N $ L 0 A 81 Genii 53 Bnhomian 64 22 Intermediate (abbr.) (prefix) Sign of the DOWN '-21 IE R 1E1 117Tr H AIM 8 20 Pass*& / ZETTER GET - - 58 Mamie's man river 59 Seaport in 14 Baltic port Alaska l5 Actor Wallach l6loiinge :-;A - 51 Roman daily 0 6 a 44 Timber tree (abbr.) ) 1 UI '3reek loner TS 42 Skin protein I I Mountains There's Answer to Previous Puzzle - - �14A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______________________ _______________________ _______________________________________________ Thursday, May 24,197t Legal Notice Legal Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS CLASSIFIED ADS ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ IN charged with shoplifting and murder. (R) QBARNEY MILLER Detec. live Harris Is mistaken for a robber by Iwo uniformed ___________________ EVENING fE pollcomon.(R) €Z)VIEWSOFA$IA 'Thailand: 6'OO L)OOt2)NEWS STUDIO SEE Thirteen- Do Good Receive Good. Do Evil Receive Evil" John Temple examines the Thai society. focusing on Buddhism and the Thaimonarchy year.old Harold Knight practices to become an Olympic boxes. (R 6:30 9:30 J12NBCNEWS COUNTRY Baker, Chief Roy and Mayor Teddy become locked in a bank vault lust before Baker's wedding to Lucille. (Part 3 of 3) (4)0 CBS NEWS C ABC NEWS LLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2] TiC TAC DOUGH 14) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary unknowingly accepts a date with Murray's father, Off2IThECROSS.Wrrs JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 0 7:30 LIARS CLUB 4)HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH GAME P.M. O $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE (1,2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Jim Nabors. ED DICK CAVETI' Guest: Wallet Kerr, author of "The Silent Clowns." (Part 2 of 3) 800 c23NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Reptiles And Anhobians" .!..250 ears. ruptties and ámhIbIans have survived as a life form apart from the higher animals. 14)0 THE WALTONS Erin. enraged that a grIfriend cannot get a job because of her race, sets out to fight for the girl's rights. 0 MORK £ MINDY Mork decides to prepare a homecooked meat for a grouchy neighbor in the hopes It will I lI0 111011 OIjJ. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR - 'EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR PROBATE DIVISION 10:00 o BARNABY JONES A mysterious assailant forces Belly into acer accident which kills her passenger, a young man with whom she was romantically involved. (R) 0 ALAN KING'S THIRD ANNUAL FINAL WARNING Alan King and his guests Rita Moreno, Hal t.inden and Gavin Macleod present a satiric look atman'Sbattlnforsurvjval. fZ)TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. lURE 11:00 @1) 0 0 (12) NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest' Waitot Kerr, author of "The StI9nt Clowns." (Part 3 of 3) 11'30 o NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of an NBA play. off game. Teams and location to be announced. STARSKY a HUTCH A yindictive hoodlum who holds the detectives responsible for his son's death critically wounds Starsky's girlfriend. (R) 12:37 0 MANNIX Mannix is hired to runv, th.mt - rnn,iI' . J_flJI •J r' - - fL(ö2) CARD SHARkS ALLINTHEFAMILY(R) 2:30 J1I1'ANOTHERW0RLD 10:30 ()()ALLSTARSECRETS Nails and hold him for ED NOVA "Black Tide" The mostdevastatlngoiispillin his. tory and its effects are (121 0 YOUNG GUY I £ RATES him. ..............43c a line 3cons,c:ivetim.$ . . . . 3$c line 7 consecutIve times .....35C a line DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication Sundaj - Noon Fridoj 0 _ Jewett, Ann S. Jewitt, Charles L. Sig. Jeno F. Pauluccl representative; or the venue or City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. year of hardware Implementation C. Osgood, Louis E. Osgood, C. C. ministration Building, Castle Including such items as: central Osgood, Charlotte C. Haskell, Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida and processIng unit; lineprinter; matrix Benlamin F. Haines, Carrie B. the office of the Architects', Gut. printers; C RT termi.naIs, etc. Haines, Thomas J. Kenney, George 5'30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER ing June 2. Sanford Early Child. care Center. 322-6645. . educational opportunity In this area. 372.6645. ____________________________ sun deck, Boathouse, Fishing dock. 589.000. DELTONA 1 BR, clean, neat, attractive, $150 mo. lit, last, $100 security. No pets. Available PEOPLE TO FILL THEM. Unique Kindergarten for 5 year (12) P11. CLUB 6:00 (2)ERY DAY CRACK RBARREL 625 (j) PORTER WAGONER FigureWizard strongwith figures. Sanford- Newly redecorated - (4) KUTANA ØTHEUTTLERASCALS , 6:45 EDA.MWAThER - (2)TOOAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA [ (12) HI,NE)GHSOR 700 23(12)TO0AY ci) FRIDAY MORNING 00000 uoieo AMER). CA EEl £8ESAME TI 7:28 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 - ' - - u) (, EXCELLENT professional office commercial loca'ion. Seetodayl - 00000 M0RfW AMERI.. CA _______________________ & field trips. 323-1124. -- ChildCarelnmyhome, Longwood. Lake Mary area, $25 w 8345770 LOCH ARBOR- Large 3 BR, 2 bath home near Golf Course. Top ' - RECEPTIONIST Light accurate typing, handle ihones, super company - good salary. - . yrs. old including weekly assistant manager. skating, & movies, 327 6645, SANFORD EARLY . PACKERS CHILDHOOD CENTER. _____________________________ Swift moving change of ______________________________ ____________________________ __________________________ 11—Instructions CASHIER ___________________________ 1 days, nice boss. Instruction Creative Expressions 323-1812 _____________________________ ___________ 11.A—Arts& ________ . (11) i2 'rooM ' COOK - ,_ 18—eIpnted OR COME IN TO TheHousingAuthorltyoftheCity Seminole County, Florida, upon a EDUCATIONAL PRO. right to reject any or all bids or to aforesaid court on the 16th day of waive any informailties in the April, A.O. 1979, Inthat certain case 985 No bid shall be withdrawn for a '3 bid, without ftc of the Housing AuthorIty of the City of Sanford, Florida. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE FRIDAY NIGHT - ROSA LEE JONES, Defendant, - James Davis, Respondent, NOTICE OF SUIT copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to ,_ ---------- AdmInistration has been mailed we Seminole County, Florida, under required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF and by virtue of a Final Judgment out of the above-entitled THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THlSP40TlCE,foflieanyobl.cts Court. in the abovestyled cause, particularly described as follows: contract, and that you we requlrea That undivIded ½ interest Of tOfileyouranswerwlththeclaj'kof JamuDavlslnarl$IdeflC,locat.d this Court and to serve a copy at 1906 Patrick Place, Santord, thereof upon James F. C. Perry of Florida, more particularly WOOLFORK AND PERRY, P. A., validity of the decendent's will, the 'sell at public auction, to the highest qualifications of the personal zIdder, the following described representative, or the venue or property located in Seminole County, Florida, to.wit: lurisdlction of the court. Lot 11, SLEEPY HOLLOW, ac ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Fries, I4usIs Puppies, Ceis Slaw SIEVED IVI*Y PEIDAY and the undelgned as Sheriff of demanded in the Complaint. The Or1ndo, S.mlnol. County, Florida. will at nat property proceeded against Is: By Louis F. Branch hI:0OA,M,ontpse ISftsdayoI June, L0153afld4,BbOCii7,LOCKHART Trust Officer &D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to SUBDIVISION, Flat Book 3, Peg, Walter N. King, the highest blddsr, for cash, sublect 10, according to the Plot theriof as CoPerssaI RepresentatIves to any and all existing liens, at the recorded In the Public Records Of Of the Estate of Front (West) Door of the Seminole Seminole County, Florida. Eveline M.J. King County Courthouse in Sanford, Dated this 13th day of May, 1979. Dacose Florida, the above described p.r. (SEAL) ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL lint Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. REPRESENTATIVE: Thai said sale Is being made to As Clerk of the Court C. Vernon Mize, Jr. satisfy the terms of N Writ Of By: June I. Curtis Cleveland, Mize 8. Briages , . ______ ' - WASTE ROURC , _______ _____ _____________ ________ ____ Execution. _________________ OF$A$F0RD—I.4 PM. 322-4* _____________ - ' As Dputy Clerk John F. Polk, Sheriff James F. C. Perry, Esq. ' Ili. !i11i -.-.----- I • :• Saol Mary. Will con$idr Option to buy. 3.9102. _______________________ . 1' Owner- 2 BR., 1 bath. Separate garage. Convenient to Downtown. 216 Holly Ave. 123,000. 323-4832; 323-0318. . LAKE SYLVAN AREABR 1½ B Form. dining room, IMlees . ------- -. - day of June, 1979, at 11:00 am., before the West Front Door of the Semlnel County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Said sale will b to till highest bidder for Cash in hand, the above-described property as the proerty of the said Defendant, tO satisfy said Judgment. (SEAL) A.i'r H. Beckwlth, Jr. Click of the Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis - ' • I • S. ¼Sc\ ______________________________________________________ .ee., . U.L M: we know splitting up, . .. - - - B block home. Walking stance to hospital, doctor, rung home I. downtown. 37,500 w.excellent terms. 24111 aft S. . ..: REOUCED$3,600 say's sell. 7211 Palmetto ye. 4 BR, 2 bath, c.H&A, For a career In Real lstate Realty World, Tb. RasI Estat,---" ,voo. -. SANFORD AIRPORT. BY THIS WEEKEND. $37,900. HOME ON $0 ACRE LAKE, IS MILES WEST OF DeLANO. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. FOR WEEKENDS OR VACATION. ONLY $59,500. SELLER WILL HOLD MOR. TGAGE. DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDROOM HOME IN A BOTANICAL SETTING INCLUDING 40 REMODELED, IN EX. CE L LENT CO N DI TI ON, 5)1,900. 2)—Situations COLBERT, REALTY ntd ______________________p.0$ , - . Sanford's Sales Leader Sentinel star Paper Rt, A.M 5 Sanford, 300 customars. s)*,g income,S99oJselepr,,,1132 Mt. 3 p.m. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER LION ML Ifl-1 oreves. 32305)7 - 29—Rocnn . — 333372" young at hsart. 3 BR, 1 bath near shopping. Call today on this one. thIs 4 BR, 2 beth (out of the ordinary) split level home. Great for expanding family. *115,000. 2 building , MN'?, lecated west of Sanford. *p,g For the investment minded? unit Apt, bldg. 000 tenants •$1O,000.Forthebullder5duplex bldg. lots In cIty. 24$S.MyrtlsAve.,Sanfer ______________________ 2565 PARK REALTORS $anford32j.0702 Sanford 321.0640 __________________ Sanford. G'dcious llving'from $21 weekly. Utilities included, Dali 333-9673; 141-lIe). - SAn f •J0JF CHEROKEE LAND :o. Murphy, N. C 78906 FULL EQUIPPED 97, I mole west of Speedway, Daytona B . 'Pi. will hold a public AUC 'C lION every Tut'sd.iy & at 7.30 It's 16 tI. fiberglass boat, no motor Sell for best otter _____ _____ ., . the reserved p Call 90.4 255 B3tl tot turth-r details 16 Ft. Thunderbird, 65 hp Mercury & trailer $900 Call 173 O3fl after ____________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES - COLUMNS. _____ -- _____ ---- 59—Musical _______ ______ rpsults N'rchaixJise .--.---- Guitars, Drums. Banjos. Corn ONLAKEMARY Beautiful home large rooms, 1-3, many extras, boat dock, fireplace, etc., etc. $130,000. .. Jon BAll's Disc Center Inc.. •HOUSE WANTED. . • iw r-rencn Ave 322 2255 InNedduf Repairs ___________________________ I ______________________ 2231486 EveS. ____________________________ ________________ 62—L.awn.Garden I IIUSINESSOPPORTUNITY Ham & eggs anyone? One of Sanford's finest restaurants located in ideal location. Come sample the menu, $21,000, GET AWAY FROMITALL Ideal for huntIng, fishing or lust loafing, On the edgeof the Ocala Natinnal Forest. $12,750. _______ _______ — FILL DIRIAIOPSOis YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 1580 ________________ _______________ -- - - SECOND MORTGAGES ____________________________ CrIAA&rn.".., JACK FF4051- Cent heal Air CornS. Seryit Frpe Est on Inst Comm. & Res IM,in. quality OperatsOfl Ryrs 'p F'atios, Driveways 't( Wayne fleal. 327 132 I ________ Lawn Care ______________________ Appliances __________________________ -- Lawn Care al reasonable prices ? 4493'r fl2 5799 . AIans Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed, 3230039 . Lawn Maintenance Beauty _________________________ _1 - . - D&G LAWNCAT4E&MAINT Callalter5 30P.M 32.38049 TOWER'SUtAUTYSALON lormerli Harriett'S Beauty Nook 519 E 1st St., 322 5742 - 2 mares-i 8 year old e.p rider. iioo. lyr. old gentle, $300 373 1)53 eves & weekends new; $239;Spc. LR I I _________________ -iforses _____ _______________ ____________ MOWING&LANOSCAPINC. 3234581 Ceramic'flle 7 pc. dinettes, $69.95 & up; Ref. sizedraperles,$10&up, Sanford ____________________________ Hay tot Sale New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 8567 _______________________________ Best Quality, 372 3161 Sanford, 322-1721. 68—Wanted to BUY SELL TRADE 311315 E. First St 322 5677 _____________________________ Buy Lawn Service ________________________________ ___________________________ Ge'neral Lanascaping Ko specialists. top loll & till dirt, essmaking I - " ........ " - ____________________ ------- ElectrIcal Cash 322-4132 Yard Debris, Trash Appliances 8. Misc. (LOCAL) 3195311 ________________________ _____________________ NICELY WOODED HOME SITE. EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD IN SANFORD. REDUC. ED TO sLsoo. Beds, dbl motel Box Springs & Mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction, 12155. French, 323 7340. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furnIture, Refr'g,,,stoves, took _______________________ ------------------ STONE'S THROW TO LAKE MONROE. DOWNTOWN. RE. DUCED TO 17,500. - - BURFIELD'S Eledric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Resientjl 372935424 Hrs. __________________________ Painting Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Large selection foam backed furniture, Retrig, stoves, tools solIds 48 x 84 $10.50 pr. Custom upholstery carpets. FreeEstimates. .. . _.,_,. ________________________ __-' 72.-Auction ___________________ (lAP Exterior Fungus & mildew removal. qoots, walls, decks. I I Qalily P.oinl ,rxj. Exterior & In tenor. 35 yrs exper. Free Esti 668 8149, Haroli Rader _________ HOME IN PLACE. WALKING RECREATION AREA ON LAKE GEORGE. $12,900. ADDITIONAL 1 ACRE LOTS AVAIL- 41.23 ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660" ON LAKE MARY BLVD. $2,090 PFR ACRE. BRING workmanship, qu'k, quality, cond., $100, for all; Saxon photo copier, $200; Hammond organ, $150; Portable Every Saturday t 7 p.m. located on SR 115, II ml. north of San prices, Call 134-4105 after 6p.m. used Furniture, anliques or perfect _________ Altamorlte Spgs. Freepick upon consigned mdse. at 30 pct 322 2270 SurfBoard For Estate, Commercial & 61t.,2in.swallow-tail Hide.a.Bed couch, queen size mattress, cordovan vinyl Old English styling, $230. 3656149. ____ ______ - ___ BROKER 2439 $.MyrtleAve.,Santorct Sanford 321.0702 Sanford 321.0640 _________ ____________ 'ii 333-0697 supplies, dog houses, insulated, Shady inside kennels. screened outside runs, also air cond. cages 372 5757. _. _______ ________ 1973 Slide-in Camper, 2 way rig., full bath. Asking 11,00g. .9, 263$ or 313 7117. Can be sten at 302 S. Sunland Dr., Sanford, 52—pHces ____________________ ANIMAL HAVEN Doci & Cat boarding, bathing, - like new, used very little. S , appreciale, $1,395. Call attic i p.m 323 6190. _____________ "' ____________________ DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting FREE Estimates (30$) 322 94 ___________________________ - - HOme lnrovethénf' Small or Large. Call Mr Taylor FreeEst 32785.45 - , . - Plumbing Service - - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS rlepaors.Leaks.FastSenv ice '' _____________________ - ______________________ Railings 1974 Aristrocrat 16 ft. travel trailer. Works on Il volt dec. or _________________ KENMORE WASHER- Paris. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES _________ Vehicles fully equipped, uses reg. gas. 54500. 372 7705. ____________ SEIGLER REALTY ----------- 75—Recreational _____ mafchingendtabless3,. Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 17.92 50. Of Sanford. 3221721. _____________________ creen- porches, pool enci .was. All type re glazing I wd. install. ______________________ pralsals, Call Dell's Auction. 373 5620. _________________________ 6,7 AC(CS FOR nOSE5, COWS, ---- -- -_ANU riaHERMEN. :s, ACRE ON SALE- NEW twin size box POND ADJACENT. 130.000. sprIngs & mattress $23.95 ea. WEXIVA RIVER AND HIGH. WAY4$. FOR HOME,MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. $1,900. - 123 2918 ___________________________ - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SantordAve. 3725191 __________________________ . ct s -- FreetoGOO[)tooi,e, Part Cocker male. 2 yrs. Good watch dog needs fenced yard. 323 0155. __________________________ English paniel pups AKC Champ. blood line, $1505175 322 1130 after I Pin ________ - for Sa ________________________________ Suite tUG. CAR PUNT P V TOM (Alt I NET S 323 04?9atU'r 5 34) .'eE',t PA I - "-,." Sslnus Spc. BR Central Heat A Air Cond Free Est. Call Carl Harrj at AKC Brittnt'y Spaniel pups 7 female, 3 male, Champion "-"-". lOJiIIII iiuw u',ic- . ,u or oesi 'lter Call atter I p.m 841 6910 TO 15 YEARS REPAY Homeimprovements ________________________ ___________________________ -. ThiPets.SuIies to $100 000 _____________________________ ____________________________ I 'AlrCond.&Iieatlng ..- ___________________________ 43'4ts.Actuage 16 or 20 acres near new develop. ment on Markham Wood Rd. 322. 4357; after 3:30 322-1)66. ____________________________ ______________________________ WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic ... Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4-0 AC-RICAN VIOLETS Wymore Rd., Altamonte The Greenhouse 322 9141 __________________________ ____________________________ 862-7483 Eves after 68. weekends _°°'_'° .._ ' II __________________________________________________________ I .____:.,_ '11 MobIle Home Carriage Cove, Lot $55, 13x64, 3 BR, 2 baths. ' ___________ &SokI _____________________ PiflJ?IAI - _. -------- Bght LicensedMortgaga Broker 232350, U.S_I Titusvllle, FL Homes -.------.-. - _____________________________________________________________ * * LAKE ACCESS. 119,900, ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 1969 CHRYSLER HWy - - MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI BranchOtfice M. .Unsworth Realty - ------- BATH FAMILY ROOM, FIRE. PLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE ON NICELY SHADED STREET. WITH CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AND CARPET. DUE FOR COMPLETION AUGUST 1st. to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 235 & 243 - ROOM, FAMILY ROOM WITH LARGE OAK TREES. $21,900. TERMS. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 REALTOR 3237132 .133-0613,372-l5$7, 322-7177 - 24—BUsjtSs OPf10I1UflhIjs Needsa little wonkl A super Buy for 523,2001 1 295 1978 CONCORD D/l. . Losing your home 8. credIt? I will catch up back payments & buy VA & FHA Financing ___________________________ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES HOME CENTRAL AIR CAR. PETS, AT CHULUOTA. $39,900. .. College Studentidesiring YAROWORK. CaIl323-OSOO;3734797. itof _________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES TEPRIFIC1 3 BR, I'A- Bath Brick Home In Washington Oaksl 2 OR. HI. ___________________________ Nicely Landscaped In Lovely Homeon Lake Sylvant Eq. Eat. in Kitchen, DR. Pool & PatIol FR, w-w Carpet, and Many More Extrasl app WARRANTED. Only $61500 $995 1973 CHEV. CHEVELLE 1978 Lincoln Versailles I DR sedan. 16,000 mi Excellent ond $300 & assume paynit'nts - 371 1893 cessorles, 5695 831 6473 State Fperty 4S-A--- REALTY See our beautiful new BARRING. Beamed Ceilings, FR, w.w Carpet, Central H.AC, 5cr, Patlol A Buy for $310001 OR. --__-_-___ ___________________________ w-w Carpet, Fenced Backyard, FANTASTICI Spanish style 3 BR, 101') £ADfl TAa)iUn I ri IflM IflhI1U __________________________ 41—Houses ___________________________ 42—Mobfle 541,0001 TRADE-INS 71 Dodge Creswood Stationwagon, A C. $70000 or best otter Call 3?) 0791 ,itter 6 00 pm or Saturday 1977 Grady While Cuttv C,h,ni7c Black Max a, ritebfra'iter' my letterwhltIn9 has doubledi" .. - NEW CAR 80-Autos for Sale Sailboat 1978 Victoria . , old, shoal draft fixed keel Great racr or family cruiser t.oaded with extras, $1,200 or A assume payments. Call after S p.m 323 1716. __________________ __________________________ Q'g _ - ________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 17 97 Sanford, FIa. 37771 :', -- lA Jeep Good Condition 5.3,400 Phone 32? 1754 1963 Chevy P U ' 2 1 8 cyl standard Shift Good tires runs good Asking $750 Cash Call betwren I? A 3 p m. Only ___________ N 1978 - Foro r.irmont Fully equipped Take over paymentS 373 49.17 - 79-Trucks-Trailers 55-Boats & Accessories ' -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 77'0 Rummage Sale Central Florida Depression Era Glass Club. Sanford Auction Parking lot. corner I? 928. l2tti St Sat May 76. a,m to 5 p m ______________________ ______________________________ ' 2 STORY WALK TO LAKE , . ROOM, SCREENED PORCH, LARGE BARN, 5 ACRES. OVERSIZED LOT, STREAM RUNNING ALONG SIDE. A MUST SEE AT u,,. INC. REALTORS $1JJ32orTh.C1Iev. ____________________________ Orlando, Florida 33001 Publiih May 17, 21, 1979 DEJ-14 ---.-. 0 ______________________ .. - & Petree Sanford, FlorIda 32711 Florida Sanford, Florida 3277) Publish: May 24,3), June?, II, 1979 Publish May17, 21. 31 1 Juna?. 197i Publish. May 11, 24 1919; DEJIOt DEI$ DEJ-77 SLEEPYHC'')WAREA an 1.48.434 %, ,25newhome, Five Hundred dollars a week,-- .call t'I0O-432-$103 anytime for ,. recorded message. ... DRASTIC REDUCTION SELLER - - N STROM FAMILY'S DELIOHTI 3 BR, 2 '10 Chrysler 9 pass wagon New tires, rebuilt motor. '-xtra clao, Loaded 16 rn gal family or work car. 1900 71) $,79 78-Motorcycles . MORTGAGE CORP. REALTY JUST MA1(E PAMENTS- '69 tt5' 75 models C,itl 319 9100 or 834 4605 We,iler I BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 3?? 1621. 322 41.6 Huge Carport Sale. Fri & Sat 9 to 5. I ''6 West 3rd St loys, dolls, Avon--lSc to $2 lamps, glass. linen & Misc STACKHOUSE STE 80-Autos for Sale Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & uSed cars, trucks & heavy equipment 3?? 5990 everything 1101 Elm Ave. Fri., Sat 8. Sun 9a.m. till FOR ANY PURPOSE NOAPPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE ; $0O-43.4O02 OVER 54 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 1979' , WITH BRICK FIREPLACE. Holiday Itwi of Sanford onlakefront. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 24351 S French (1? 92) Sanford 323 5324 Cars 77—Junk r0, iiiture _________________ __________ wouido'tbehere. If you want the Deputy Clerk Post Offici Drawei- 1 - Responsible middle-aged wom ' career you wouldn't be reading' thisad, and itwewacsn't looking Allpersonsinterestedinme.state I,ARTHUR H. BECKWITI-I, JR.,as __ _________________ ___________________ . Mate person for sales work. Pt'eferexperience.Days,$j3, Defendant, NOTICE OF SAIl 42 TIlden Street was delivered to me as Rochester, NY Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, Last Known Residence and I havelevied upon the following describ.dprop.rtyown.dbyjames YOU ARE NO'IlFlEDthatasult Davis, said property being located has been Iileu agaInst you in the ALL YOU CAN EAT UNDER CONVUSIONTOA ALLFLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. trench Ave. 32231,323hI73,322.0779 LET'S BE HONEST Lot 1, Block 1, San Scm Knells, Sanford Avenue, P.O. Box 2236, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED recOrded in Plat Book iS pages 64 Sanford, Florida 32771, not later First Addition per ptat' e-Date of the first publication of this and 65, Public Records of Seminole recorded in Plat Book 13, peg. 65 of than the 19th day of June, 1919. If Notice Of Mmini*tratlon; May 17, County, Florida. the Public Records of Seminole you fail to do so, a default may be 1919. as the property of the abovenamed SANFORD INN 37Ofk*'RsidaI ___________________________ 544,90(1 Plaintiff, security shall be descr!bid. The VS. Execution FLORIDA Thomas Wilson Executive Director PublIsh: May . 22,24,77, Ju3, , 1979 IP.M.TO*P.M. Geneva. Beautiful bldg. sift's, heavy in oak, good terms. Owner holding. 2529$. MagnolIa Ave. CALL 323.' ' ___________________ Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts, weekly. Call 322.4058 ii no ans. (904) 252.9497. __________________________ MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space proemwithoneofoun4x$'f0 $15 mo. Fort month or longer If you need, you)ieep key, other 3235176 FLORIDA. No. 19-291'CA49-D CARL E. KASEMEIER and FRANCES L. KASEMEIER, his _________ Sales Moving Sale: Something for everyone. Fri. & Sat. 9 to 5 1215 Randolph St - Sanford 4 Bldg lots. Zoned MR.2. CALL ANETTEOR SUZI 912 FRENCH AVE. h that they must affirmatIvely ensure the plat thereof as recorded In PIat before service on at. dress of which is Seminole County _______________________________ _______________________________ that in any contract entered into petitioner's Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 37771, . Records of Seminole County, otherwise a default will be entered 'Minority Business Enterprises will Florida. Notice is hereby given that I am estate is Walter N. King, $13 ISA PHONE CALL AWAY be afforded full opportunity to against you for the relief demanded In business at P.O. BOX 1S Magnolia, Sanford, FIa. 32771, Sun Life is more colorful when you're suppliers of materials, or services; biddeniorcash at fl:000'clockA.M. WITNESSmy hand andthe seal of P.O. Box 3631, Orlando, Florida County, Florida, under the fictItious meeting nice people. Call and will not be dls"rlminated on the 11th day of June, 1979, at the said court on May 72, 1979. 32102. The name and address of the name1of FRIENDS PERSONAL 3O79fordetalls. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. color, religion, sex, or national County Courthouse, Sanford, Intend to register said name that I are set forth below, orIgin In consideration for award. Florida. Clerk Circuit Court SIct'etar'y for expanding office, All persons having claims or withtheClei'kofttie Circuit Court, In accordance with Executive (SEAL) June I. Curtis ___ Must have good typing a _eminole County, Florida in demands against the estate Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Order 11625, all bidders will be at. Deputy Clerk shorthand skills & general office dance wIth the provisions ot required, WITHIN THREE By: June I. Curtis bids in response to this Invitation .tm I309300. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Wit: Section 165.O9Florida Statutes Deputy Clerk _!'_Phone and will not be discriminated THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk 1977. race, SWANN, SWANN AND against on the grounds of Typist secretary, Part time, . 51g. Harold Clark of the abuve court a written coior, religion, six or national origin HADDOCK penanced 80 wpm, small office 17, 24, 31, Junel, 1979 May statement of any claim or demand 17 South Magnolia Avenue in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 In consideration for award. they may have. Each claim must be DEJ.7s hr. 3238300. During the FIscal Years 197$ thru Orlando, Florida 32101 . in writing and must indicate the _____________________________ 1911 goals for particIpation by Attorneys for Plaintiff basis for the tiatm, thy name and Publish May 24. 31, 1979 LPN, FulItlme& part time Apply Minority Business Enterprises is address of the creditor or his agent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND in person Lokeview Nursing ensure that maximum bids from EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL- dR. claimed. If the claim is not yet due, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Minority Business Enterprises are the date when It will become due NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE sought, contractors submitting bids shall be stated. if the claim Is willberequlradtoprovideevldsnce by virtue of that certain WrIt of COUNTY, FLORIDA, contingent or unilquidated, the - - ____________________________ 0O DONAHUE OMIKEDOUGLAS Corner Lii. Mary Blvd. Zoned Comm. 156x456. Terms. ___________________________ 36—Resort Property __________________________ CA 3 acres In Lii. Mary wIg. block shed, cor, lot cleared w-some trees. $25,000, - Must complete Craft 1. HobbV Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910'Fnench WITH ALL THESE JOBS. Ave. Sanford, Fl, _____________________________ IS THERE ANY REASON ____________________________ ______________________________ FOR YOUTOBE ____ OUT OF WORK Dog Groomer All breeds,fully experienced Call 322.5752 3 BR split plan, C.H&A, kit. eqp., dbl car garage. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900. RS5 rio. plus dslt, plus utilities, Adults only. Osteen, 322.7425. - ____________________________ 0000 MORNING AMER. HOMETOWN 54—Garage I ________ _________ _______________________ _________________ (12) NEWS CLOSED THURSDAY STARTS FRIDAY II BEAUTIFUL LOT Trees, fakes nearby. Located near shopping in Deltona. $4,000, garage apt. could b, apt. lots. Zoned comm. - GROUNDS KEEPER If you like outside work - this is the lob for you. , BUSIEST AREAS Inventory & fIxtures total more than asking price of $25,000. Call us today this sale for health reasons. downstairs.2 ______________________________ Jovora, ummealaje openings. Light experience is all that is needed, ____________ porch & patio. C-H&A, tool $39,900. ___________________________ DELTONA' 1 BR, clean, neat, attractive. 515(1 m9. 1st, last, $lO0security No pets. Available now 514-1040. swimming, Needlepoint DR,beautifullg.cor,Iot AIltor lust $34,500. NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. 33-Houses Furnished ___________________ ' 00000MORNINGFLORIDA sr-eu us-ui. by Gill Fox Yard Sale--la? Lakeview Ave. Lake Mary. Fla Sat . May 26. 9 am to7 pm NEW LISTING IN PINECREST above ground pool. 1 BR, 2 bath . STOCK CLERK Grocery experience, potential for logging paths. Beautiful Iewel a home. Assumable mortgage for iust about any kindi of you choose. $63,000. enc this Spotless) BR Deltona home, H&A. Range, Ref. Vacant, lease, $340 me., 1st mo. rent & deposit. EALTOR, MLS 323-0106. --_________________________ 323.5774 Day or Night - '' 8:25 H CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING 6 REPAIR - INSULATION -- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, I iberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices Call - 371 0139 cr 904 7346101_co::ct. Concrete work Steps I teeEstlmate sm or ig LJllMr layior .1228546 . - Window guards, gat,' elc Martins)?) 188l,JJy;693 _______________________ _________________ -. Tree Service GREENLEAF Et4TERPRISES TREE SERVICE 1644 -' -. ______________________________________ '77 Dodge Van Customized. Less _____ ____________________ keg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W.Commercial Phone3Z3.7U1,Sanford -- __________________________ REALTOR 322-1911 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $ö23SS5 323.l9 --- --- C'ood Used Televisions. $2Sana up, MiIIer's261OnlandoDr. 332-0352 6931. '16 Dodge Van, Customized. Air. Ps, Must sell 53.150 3734 Business... bI322_26flo(83l_9993jJ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________ -- ' - ' A . -"-"- . ' ' .--...................-. - -- . , ,- .• - ' .) - - ' .0.. )', M _______________ _______ -' - - - - I, .. -, - ,-,.--, ... .-.,-. ...... - - - - -, _____________ " 0 Let the fingers do the work. .' 0 CAPTAIN K..o*oo •8'ruioea ,, ii -- area. $350 me. 322-6952. - TYPIST - 7:30.9:30 H. ...- Sandra Enroll row-school age children- ' ditions. Excellent skills needed. Swanson, 323-5690. LAWRENCE . 6:55 ruz* r'] MATINEE 2:01.4100 STARTITODAY 1:11.9* formation contact Company, a Massachusetts cor ANDERSON AND LEKLEM, PA. will be refunded to each person who 5115 durIng hours shown above. poration and the Altamonte Corn. 201 East Pine Street John E. Polk returns the plans, speCif Ications and • pany, a Massachusetts corporation,. 1310 Southeasf'Iank Sheriff jj other documents In good conditIon whether dissolved or existing and Orlando, FlorIda 32101 Publish: May 17, 24, 31,1979 within 10 days after bid opening. the unknown assigns, succés4ors in Telephone: (305) 422.1711 . A certified check or bank draft, _PL!.60 Interest, trustees or any.other party Publish: May 17, 21, 1979 payable to the Housing Authority Of IN THE CIRCUIT SEMINOLE claiming by, through, under or DEJ.$0 the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. COUNTY, FLORIDA. CA.O,.J against said corporations. Government Bonds, or a satisfac. CIVIL ACTION NO. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR tory bid bond executed by the bid. MORTGAGE INVESTMENT SE that an action to quiet title to the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA den and acceptable sureties in an CURITIES, INC. etc., following property in Seminole PROBATE DIVISION amount equal to 5 percent of the bid Plaintiff, County, Florida: File Number 791$4CP shall be submitted with each bid. Lot 567 (less that portion for State Division The successful bidder will be CALVIN A. COPELAND, etc. IN RE: ESTATE OF ..n,,It4 to', n,i nay '. . Road 436) of fhesubdivlslnn ot I*ndt -- .--.Ilirnith ...-.. '--' tar .-. Defendant. EVELINE M. J. KING belonging to the plat of Altamonte satisfactory performance and Land, Hotel & Navigation Co., as payment bond or bonds. NOTICE OF SALE Deceased recorded in Plat Book 1, page 10, of Attention is calledto the Bid Form Notice is hereby given that pur. the public records of Seminole NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION requirIng a Base Bid and Unit PrIce want to the Final Judgment TO ALL PERSONS HAVING County, Florida. Bids. Each bidder is required tO bId Foreclosure and Sale entered in the you CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST' on the Base Bid and each Unit PrIce. cause pending in has been filed against you and the Circuit Court of THE AØOVE ESTATE AND ALL arenequiredtoserv.acopyof your Attention Is called to the the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED provisions for equal employment and for Seminole County, Florida, written defenses, ii any to it, on the IN THE ESTATE: opportunity,andpaymentof not less Civil Action No. 79-615-CA09.J, the Petitioner's attorney, whose name YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED than the minimum salaries and and address is: Albert P. LIma, dersio that the administration of the estate wages as set forth in the Clerk will sell the LIMA & ELLIOTT, 620 Twiggi of EvlineM.J. King, deceased, File property situated In said County, specifications must be paid on this as: Street, Tampa, Florida 33602, Numberll'i$4-CP, Ispendlng Inthe prolact. Lot 11, Block"B", WASHINGTON telephone onoriginal or before Circuit Court for Seminole County, June 26,($13) 1979,221-8539 and file the 0 SUNRISE -"- $wy.It4$ the estate of CLIFFORD JAMERSON Deceased chitects, Planners Inc., Sanford ments may be obtained from Dick and if dead, their unknown spouses, As Personal Representative Telson or Bob Lowe at Room 204, heIrs, devisees, grantees, creditors the Estate of Atlantic Bank Building, suite P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. Sheriff's Office, 301 N. Park Ave., or other parties claImIng by, Clifford Lawrence Jamerson, Deceased Copies of the documents may be Sanford, Fl. 32771, weekdays bet. through and under or against them, obtaIned by depositing $25.00 with wee-s 1000 and 1530 hours May 21-- and the Altamonte Land, Hotel and ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL June 6, 1979. Questions may be Navigation Company, a Florida REPRESENTATIYE: the Architect for each set 5:53 (4) EYEWtTNESS DEAF NEWS ____________ rn-nez SIDE GLANCES __________________________ Office is Initiating the development Emma Lusk, Luther F. Carter, M. Notice of Administration: May 17, read aloud. Proposed forms of contract of a Criminal Justice Information Frank Carter, Lewis K. Osgood, 1979. documents, including plans and System for criminal lustice agencies Stephen Osgood, Charles C. Osgood, 6:47 _________________ ___________________ uuum.iumuuI. NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA AREA 522.500, remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace. TOMORROW. fenced yard on beautiful oak 6:30 ): - Charlotte Haskell Vuille, James the Administration Building, Castle DEJ-$1 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND BrewerCourtWest lOthSt., Sanford, -________________________ Yuiile, Osgood F. Haskell, James OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Osgood Yuille, Margaret Yuille, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Florida at which time and place all author John Irving. As... - TO: T. C. Simpson, as Trust!e, a- validity of the decedent's will, the Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section TERRACE FLA., 16-4 until 2:00 CHRISTIAN (2) (12) QUINCY When the son 01 a friend (Michael Constan. tine) dies of a drug overdose, Ousncy teams up with a pro. med student (A Martinez) to find the source of the illegal narcotics. (R) (430 HAWAII FIVE-O A hIgh school sweetheart of Danny's turns up in Hawaii and is 1. I. Thursday, May 24, 1979-iSA _ CLASSIFIED ADS sure to get reGults - • ilbYAW cohorts swing Into action when a mad balloonist kidnaps SIx Miss Planet contestants, (11) CAR WASH (Premiere) The owner (Danny Alello) of an "auto laundry" who Is havIng trouble making ends meet makes the mistake of asking his employees for help, I -. --. .. TOMORROW Guests: 8:30 CI_ASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS (a VS. 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. NOTICEOFAOMINISTRATION 1. C. SIMPSON, as Trustee, a-k-a MONDAY thru FRIDAY @)LOVEOF LIFE 3:00 THOMAS C. SIMPSON, CHARLES SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum OWHEWI OGENERALHOSPITAL E. JEWITT, ANN S. JEWITTI TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ________________________ _______________________________ STUDIO SEE CHARLES L. CARTER, SARAH CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 10:55 NELSON CARTER, CHARLOTTE. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OCBSNEWS 3:30 HASKELLYUILLE,JAMESYUILt OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED @1I0MA8'H(R) 11:00 LE, OSGOOD F. HASKELL, IN THE ESTATE: f) ELECTRIC COMPANY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED JAMES OSGOOD VUILLE, PE () ) HIGH ROLLERS ______ TER GEORGE HASKELL, MARY that the administration of the estate (4)0 ThE PRICE IS RIGHT 4:00 HASKELL, MARGARET of CLIFFORD LAWRENCE QLAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) 2jEMERGENCYONEI VUILLE, ELLA F. BLY, a-k-a EL. JAMERSON, deceased, File _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ 4)ThEODDC0UPLE 1t30 LEN F. BLY, JOHN A. BALDWIN, Number 79156-CP, is pending in she _________ BEWITCHED as Guardian ad litem, EMMA M. Circuit Court for Seminole CountY. - .. (2) © WHEEL OF FORTUNE rtments Unfurnished OThE LUCY SHOW LUSK, LUTHER F. CARTER, M. Florida, Probate Division, the ad _________________ _____________________ ______________________ 41—Houses 0 FAMILY FEUD I ____________________ FRANK CARTER, LEWIS K. dress of whIch Is Seminole County (12) MAKE ME LAUGH 41—Houses 18—Hoipifled - .. ____________________ _________________________ _________________________ OSGOOD, STEPHEN OSGOOD, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The ______________________ ' BR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, Ofl EDSESAMESTREEr AFTERNOON t/AFHA.235.Conv Homes CHARLES C. OSGOOD, CHAR- personal representatives of the Lake Ada. Just So. of Airpcx't New 235 Homes, i pct. interest to Foreman/ Operators 4:30 LOTTE 0. HASKELL, MABEL L. estate are CLIFFORD LARRY $ ow Down Payment Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call Lonely? We listen. Have a qualified buyer. $30,000 to @ MIKEDOUGLA8 TITCOMB. WILLIAM TITCOMB, JAMERSON & JUANITA L. and District Supervisors In buried ,,23•S670 Mariner's Village Cash for Your lotI Will build oi ii-obiem? We listen. Mad or _____________________ 538.000. Low down payments. 12:00 STEPHEN C. OSGOOD, LOUISE. JAMERSON whose address OMARYTYLERMOORE telephonecableandcondult and Your lot orour lot. frustrated? We listen. Do you BUILDER. 3222217. (2)PASSWORDPLUS Went Ads Get People Together._. OSGOOD, C. C. OSGOOD, CHAR Locust Avenue, Sanford, Seminole pole work, West Palm, Stuart, OMERVORIFFIN Y Enterprise, Inc. need someone to Listen to you, Those Buying And Those Selling. LOTTE C. HASKELL, BENJAMIN County, Florida. The name and Ft. Pierce, Vero Beach areas. THE YOUNG AND THE For sale by owner, 3 BR, 1½ B, ff2) ROOKIES Medsi bc,, Realtor or lust need to talk. Talking to 641.3013 3222611 or 131.9993. F. HAINES, CARRIE B. HAINES, address of the personal represen. Pay commensuate with abilities. Block home on 1 acre in the RESTLESS someone helps & we listen. For 5:00 WEBBER B. HAINES, LEWIS D. tative's attorney are set forth below, Good bend Its and retIrement country. $42,500. 322-7195. . 5100 a (12) NEWS details send your name 8. phone AND THINK A All persons having claims or plan. Call collect 305.746-6710. HAINES, LOU J. HAINES, RUTH (23 CAROL BURNETT AND EDUCATIONAL PRO. number to "Friends Listen", MINUrE.. . IF CLASSIFIED S. HAINES. THOMAS .1. KENNEY, ddmands against the estate are Wright 8. Lopez of Florida, Inc. , 31--APajiments Furnished FRIENDS GRAMMING ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE P.O. Box 125, Casselberry, Fl. 4 BR, 2 full baths, family room. Teq'iesta, Florida. ' GEORGE W. MORSE, CHARLES required, WITHIN THREE OTHEODOCOUPLE 32707. ____________________ -. -' WOULDN'T BE ANY. Fenced large backyard. Must WHITTIER, EMANUEL SCHAT. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 12:30 €DMI8TERROGERS(R) sell immediately. $36,500. Ph. Apts. for Senior Citizens. c,wn. Retiree for delivery, must be on TEN. JOAN S. SCHATTEN, HAR. , THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ISALI..OHULA PROBLEM (2) NEWS town. very clean & roomy. See 3232631 or 3232117. 302 S. call. Willis Storage Bldgs. OLD W. RIPPS, and FANNY R. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk 5:30 IN YOUR FAMILY? Owner Holding beautiful 2 BR, 2 14.) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. . Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto. Sunland Dr., Sanford. 331.1792 MEISLER. if living, and if dead, of the above court a written bath, carpeted, C-H8,A, new AL.ANON NEWS ROW Ave. their unknown spouses, heirs, de. statement of any claim or demand For families or friendsof _____________________ appl., sreene(s porch, carport. 0 HOGAN'S HERO.S 0 RYAN'S HOPE — Lye in Compan'on 'or retired -visees, grantees, creditors, or ' they may have. Each claim must be Large Utility bldg. Fish 8. swim problemdrinkers HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your 112) BEWITCHED 4 Room Apt., $155 per me. (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES school teacher, light housekeep. other parties claiming by, through, in writing and must indicate the For future information call in the great St. Johns, plus tennis credit: We have helped others to EL) OVER EASY $Sodeposit. Downtown vicinity basis for the claim, the name and log duties. Must drive, Salary + 617.3333orwrite under or against them, or any find FAST CASH buyers to buy & swimming pool. You won't 1:00 3220 own room with ', bath & board. them, and EMANUEL SCHATTEN address of the creditor or his agent believe it. $23,500. Sanford AI.Anon FamIly Group their equity. We can help you. (23(12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES Callbefore9e.m,orafter6p,m. ASSOCIATES, a partnership, or attorney, and the amount P.O,Box533 TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. 2 BR apts fully furnis1od; pans, Duplex freshly painted in & out, @3MIDDAY FLORIDA POWER CORPORA. claimed, lithe claim is not yet due, ask for Mrs. Goit. 349Sh7$. Sanford; Fl.-. Realtor. 644251$. . - .5' '---"- • :'L'?' L' ..iLt.s at1..uu... the date wh"n it will OThE YOUNG AND THE ...-•-- .....--",' -', ' TION. o Fio, --..'.'.. _____________________ _________________ ___________ . -. $Y.YtJ. ' . _____________________________ ________ -I"iik. .5auabi till tjctobet '"'I -----.. " _________________________ .1 thC daion is - ' __________________________ "-'#r..TAMONTE LANr., HOTEL LOVC-cBy day, wk. or month. CANNON REST HOME AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, a contingent or unliquidated, the ' 0 ALL MY CHILDREN HIDE.A.WAY Shenendoah Village. 3232920. Lk. Mary 3-1, sc. porch, quiet A A A __________________________ Florida corporation, THE ALTA. nature of the uncertainty shall be Complete care for elderly person. LAKEFRONT-POOL Legal Notice neighborhood. $31, I 130 stated. If the claim is secured, the Private or semi-private room. EMPLOYMENT MONTE SPRINGS COMPANY, 1BR,$115,$50deposit Secluded tree studded lot 200' on Good food. 121 Dolores Or., (4)0 AS THE WORLD Massachusetts corporation, and security shall be described. The Youpayelectric lake. 11x40 pool. 3 BR's, 3 B's, Altamonte Springs. 134.1141. BATEMAN REALTY THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY, a claimant shall deliver sufficient TURNS Couple only. 3232920 formal LR 8. DR. sauna 8. FiCTITOU$ NAME _______________________________ WE HAVE Reg. Real Estate Broker II Notice Is hereby given that i am Massachusetts corporation, whether copies of the -claim to the clerk to exercise rm. + 1 BR summer 263$ Sanford Ave. engaged in business at 1311 Santa dissolved or existing, and the enable the clerk to mall one copy to 321-0759 cottage. Owner will finance, EXC E LL E NT JOBS 32Houses Unfurnished Barbara Drive, Sanford, Florida unknown assigns, successors in each personal representative. s-_ost & Found ________-_________________ __________________ _____________________________ Aft. Hrs. 322-1643,322-4869 599,000. REASONABLE FE ES All persons interested in the estate ____________________________ & Legal Notice 32771 Seminole County, Florida, interest, trustees, or any other part__________________________ Well kept 3 BR, split plan. Inside Clean. 3 BR, 2 bath, garage. - under the fictitious name of LAKE ies claiming by, through, under or to whom a copy of this Notice of COME IN & LET US utility room, 532,000. WillIam Ladies black Shoulder bag. Lost Central Air, fenced backyard, iooalnst said corporations or legal Administration has been mailed are JENNIE APARTMENTS, and that PUTYOU TO WORK, CailBart required, Maticzowski, Realtor 322-7913, WITHIN THREE Lake Markham Rd. Contents 1st, last me. rent, security _________________________________ intendtOreeisterl5idnamewlththe entities, or anyot them, INVITATIONTOBID MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF important. 323.5749. REAL ESTATE IF YOU HURRY deposit, $325 mo S62-8929or 322. GREAT WINTER HOME for The Housing Authority of the City Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Defendants THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ____________________________ REALTOR, 322749$ 0141. NOTICE OF ACTION. County, Florida in accordanr.. with TODAY n S.nfnr,L ,.-,,. hId. retirees. 2 BR. I encd. mnv -. -rIrn'h4 ....-- ............... I I'1l l0.0, 1011110 Oily uuvci,x OGUIDINGLIOHI' CASTLE BREWER COURt F'LA. ny Orlando - Winter Pork 831-9993 Seminole 3222611 File Number fl.lS-CP SEMINOLE COUNTY. Division Case No. 77.1SC1.CA-13.E IN RE: ESTATE OF .1. A.. T.UPNER,is Trustee for PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS, INC. CLIFFORD LAWRENCE PROFIT SHARING PLAN AND jM50N, TRUST Plaintiff, Deceased 2'OO (t1THEDOCTORS Eve fling Hera lcL SanforFI. " $ - - )-. 2 - -,,.j,, 0,,, ._,. - - -- . I ' , - . '':.. , - - , - - ___________ �Thursday, May 24, 1979 16A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 1,19 75 L P ix ________ mil (0 ROOF CEMENT t: ti acfl 11 TI. Double Duty HAMMER EEZ-ON Basket sink strainer. (Less tail piece.) Stops leaks around vent pipes, spouts valleys, skylights, gutters and chimneys. This asphaft base roof cement is also recomen or tac composition shingles. Handy 81 cart- 49 Handyman's Spec/all BASKET STRAINER 99 2 36 l(ng oz. CartrRlge 29 PLUMB .J Each Scotty'r Each Reg Price (each) hiA : 4.39 16 oz claw hammer. Forged finish with polished face and bevel. Genuine hickory handle. No. 4176/ .. . i A SN1th. Reg. Price (each) .......... ...........................69 Reg. Price (each). . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,85 --..'.. ___............................ .7 ' .cZ\ Ceiling LIGHT FIXTURE Each H i Galvanized GARBAGE CAN A stem and leaf pattern decorates this lovely 12" square White bent glass fixture. Uses two startdard base bulbs. No. SL-1 23. 20 gallon can has vertical cor4 25 rugated sides. Reinforced bot- .' torn and snug cover. No. Each ST-203, Rec. Price eacftI ...................... 2.79 WasherleesSingle Lever KITCHEN FAUCET Reg. Price (each) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.55 L DOOR MAT ClsbuTurt Monsinto Rockwell! Sterling 1 Add beauty and reliability to your kitchen with a Rockwell/Sterling faucet. Guaranteed "drip-free" for 5 years! No. 07229. 17 9 =A% Each 9 Reg. Price (each). . . ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.99 Double Bowl STAINLESS STEEL SINK SHRUB and HEDGE TRIMMER 16" deluxe double-edge shrub on hedge trimmer. Safety switch. E , culsive connecting permits eas attachment and release of extonsloi Each ..................30.3! Tall Kitchen lags. 11 gal., 15 cC4044. 18" vanity In Whle Leather or Dark Oak, and 19" YOUR CHOICE: x 17" WhIte/Gold or Brown/Stone cul- tured marble top. Easy to assemble. pT!'fticet , Box .......1.19 \ pair ......1.99 undeck IYNTHETIC TURF ELECTRIC CABLE Type NM cable, Has nonmetalic sheathing for use in dry locations. Two I 2gauge solid conductors with TRIMLINE Beautiful and versatile tweeds for any outdoor application. In five lovely tweeds and in Black. 6' and 12' widths. 210 TV ANTENNAS Ntm- Has 19 elements; range 85 mks UHF, 100 miles VHF, 100 miles FM!Starso. No. 32-1200. - 1 Sq. carpet A variety of room flattering colo Rubber back, 12' widths. Style 42. Escti . . . ............... 21.09 Sq. Yd ....... 3.49 Standard gauge die in PP-6 Sunset ; Gold, PP-20 Spring ' Green or PP-23 Pebble Beige col ore. 12" x .. . .' . ............22C Each Tile Adjustable Closet HANGER BARS These closet rods are Instantly adjustable and easily Installed. Sturdy tubeco construction. Bright finish to chemicals and abrasion. Gothic design with choice of White Leather DarkOakfinjsh. N : . Will control your (Tops avail able for sI o. 80 AF. . ..............9.39 SHEATHING PLYWOOD Agency Approved Save fuel costs! i-li Self .Sea lIng ROOF SHINGLES Sealed down by the sun against wind and weather. White and Colors. Sq.Ft. 1.19 Sq. Ft. Expanded Polystyrene INSULATION BOARDo 318"x4'x8'CDX .........6.70 1/2"x4'xS'CDX(3 ply) ... 7,49 1!2"x4'x8'CDX(4DIV),.. .7.93 5/8" x4' x8' CDX ..... .10.62 ___________________________ UURUU•URUUU••UURRI 3;1X15,#.10%0 6"16"... 190 3411 x23".10%0 6".2301... 194 W Sheet 11 Year Warranty Square. . . . .. . 19,$ STab PIUIOLAU 20 YOGI Warr.nty Square ....... 22.41 ation and save money. Set trip- 34611 F111111129" 2OVasrWsnsuty Square. ... . . . 20.25' I 1: . -- - ---• •---•-•-•-••• --. • Pack of 6 Sheets ..........3.85 6.66 Bundle 1 X 12 SHELVING Create additional storage space In 747 Bundle yOUrhOrneOiWorkshop.Sh&v- ing is soft, easy to work, Will accept paint or stain. 8 throughi 6' lengths. UnFt . 4 2Z4X8SPRUCESTUDS 675 Bundle 'ongcoucdon lumber. Can be used fc erous home 1.17 2*4*92%' SPRUCE PRECUT STUDS, pscs....... 1.62 - - EJoy That D Ph: 323-4700 HOURS: 7:30 - 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday . . Do-it-yourself Feeling .... Evening Herald Heiald Advertiser Thursday, May 24, , 979 V A j_ -'4 j 700 French Avenue ,, '. 7171rl A PieCe.,.,, of expected periods of major hot water use. Has a manual override i. vertomeetunexpectednè.ds for addidonsl hot water. SANFORD . .-..----..-.- ,..... , ,, ,, I Do-it-yourself insulation panels fit between furring Iv strips for insulating walls or ceilings when applying paneling or wallboard. It can also be used for holiday decorations or novelty cutouts. 3/4" x 14'/" x 48" panels have an value or 4.0. PRICES GOOD ThRU MAY 31. Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. Management reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise. I SOUTHEASTERN FOAM PRODUCTS. INC. projects. persumheaterononehou,.heed 26.95 30" Two Door - ........ 3395 Two Door . . , . , . . . . . 39.95 - Each. . . . . . . • . . .,.. . . . . . 18.99 single Door.. Kraft Backed FIBERGLASS INSULATION Up to 30% on cooling and heating your home DeXTeFR 3-Tab No. 235 ASPHALT llYearWarmuiy 6.09 Square .....,.,.1S.27 Bundle non= bases.) Pneumatic door closer with patented' dial regulator to adjust closing speed. Simple, fool-proof hold-open device. Can be used for In-swinging doors. Piece Mob No. 240 ASPHALT emu c L.or Gli 18" Mini-Vanity (Pkg.).... 39.95 450048" to 72"...........2.19 450072"to96" ........... 3,99 VANITIES Easy to assemble top quality wood-Becmc Water Heater 5ff grained vanity. Top cost Is resistant 1 I ..-. i..-.. .. .. Romarco r'd................... 3.19 Tough One CARPET jr 100% continuous file-marflnyioleoop ..................36.95 )' Jj I FLOOR TILE MINI VANITY PACKAGE E2O230. Easy to assemble take down. Folds for easy storage. Gray enamel finish. Un.Ft. Round front, vitreouschina,reverse trap combination Is close coupled. Has anti-syphon ballcock, bolt caps. White. (Less seat and supply.) No. ¼ Each . . . . . . . 79C "-'c Each SAW HORSE BRACKETS q propylene construction. Includes 4" shelf, 2 soap totainers, back splash, enameled steel snap-in legs with levelers. 22 gallon capacity. (Faucet not included). No PP6SF. Quiet, smooth functioning. Comes in Ivory or Brown. Style 1461.Mmm Trash logs - 30 Gal., 10 bags. E2-7322. DIALMATIC DOOR CLOSER Mrs fQua/fty- Grade A) Single Pole SWITCH Each.. 59.99 sd Manatee CLOSET COMBINATION - Each...................17.49 HEFTY GARBAGE BAGS Mobil Has hardwood handles, pne rnatic tires. A Reg. Price (piece).. . . POLY PRO Heavy duty poly- No.47404..............24.88 K042 5 Cubic Fist CONTRACTOR WHEELBARROW 'J Reg. Price (each) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.49 LAUNDRY TUB Nickel stairy less steel sink, solfrimming, chip proof, rust-proof and stain-proof. Easy to install. 33" x 22". No. 812 Scrubs shoes clean easily. Comes clean itself in seconds 99 with a squirt of a hose. DM31 £ Each one daisy. Green mat. 1 x 2 x 8' Pressure Treated PINE FURRING STRIPS For use on walls or ceilings prior' to applying wallboard or be7 hind metal laths to form a -' level surface for plastering. Resists wood-destroying insects and moisture. 7C �2—Ev.nlnq Herald & NerId Aav.rtss.r, bantora, i-i. I flursoly, My L, iviv These Hints Could Save Your L ife Baird-Ray Datsun With the emphasis put on fuel shortage and the price of gasoline these days many of us forget the rest of the automobile. Remember the price of the automobile is abs rising at a fast pace so ask yourself how can I keep my car safe as well as economical. The Florida State Inspection Stations will check many items but, still in my opinion could go further. Following are a few examples of what can happen If: Worn brake or clutch pedal pads - can allow your foot to slip off and possibly have an accident. This has happened many times. It costs nothing to check and my be done by yourself. Worn or cracked door or truck or tailgate weatherstrippIxg - will allow exhaust fumes to enter the cab even when the exhaust system is in good condition. It is not always necessary to replace weatherstripping when it is hard and cracked. Just simply get a small spray can of silicone and spray a little on the weatherstripping and work it in with thumb and forefinger. You will be surprised at the results. Door locks and hinges are another problem due mostly to condensation. Use the same silicone periodically and spray into lock (where you put key) as well as on the hinges and main locks. This could possibly prevent a door from flying open while driving. These little hints are not time consuming or expensive but could save your life. Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. NOTICE TO Thursday, May 24,1979-3 TH.E_S .,..PORTS__..CAR ENT-HU-SIAST.-fo In efforts to meet the demand for the sensational 1979 Datsun 280 ZX we have just received a new shipment of 25 which were special ordered by this dealership. These great automobiles have all the necessary factory options; some of which are fully loaded. A choice of either 5-speed or automatic, std. model or G.L.'s is available with various colors to choose from. 200-SX This is the interior of the Datsun 200-SX, a proud model with a trim, personal responsiveness that'll light anyone's fire. The 1979 model introduced an improved multiplex stereo with keener reception in weak signal areas and better base definition for music buffs. It also has a full instrumentation array, including tachometer and warning lights. APPEAL During the past several months we have received several inquiries concerning this great sports car. Now, as never before, we can offer these prestige automobiles at attractive reductions. But you had better hurry! They are hard to get and at the prices we're offering they won't remain in About Doing It Yourself By JOHN MEYER Special to The Herald One might think the modern automobile Is too complex tobe worked on by the average person. But that is often not so. Many car problems are simple for owners to repair. The first thing to do before working on a car Is to read the owners' manual. These manuals explain much more than the basics of starting the car. Most give do-it-yourself Instructions for checking fluids and tire pressure and for performing other routine maintenance, Using the owners' manual, locate various features of your car. You can't fix it If you don't know where it is. Find the fuses and bulbs1 the air filter and fuel filter, All these items can be replaced with simple tools -or no tools at all. . If a light bulb burns out at home, you screw in another. Why go to it garage for a burned-out bulb in the car? With the possible exception of headlight bulbs, all bulbs in the car are as easy to change as those in the home. Usually the only tool required is a screwdriver to remove the lens. Few people think to check the fuse box - usually located under the dash In the passenger conpartinent when their cars have electrical problems. Auto fuses are smaller than those used in houses. They have a single filament that burns through when the circuit is overloaded. If the filament is continuous, the fuse is good. If the fuse blows repeatedly, your car has some other problem. Air filters can easily be checked by holding a light behind the paper element. A clogged filter will block the The fuel filter is checked by blowing through it. Air should pass through, almost as easily as it would if you were blowing through a straw. If it does not, the filter should be replaced Another do-it-yourself task often overlooked by garages is the cleaning of the battery, a procedure that helps the car's charging, starting and ignition systems b'(move the cables. Polish cables and terminals with a wire brush, sandpaper or scouring pad The top of the battery can be scrubbed with water and ammonia or with a mild solution of water and baking soda. Remember not to remove the caps to the individual cells while cleaning. ••''•" ,,,• f • - ,i f,jj " ",''/ -. '' ,.. S . ,. : stock long. CHECK WELL BEFORE USING We invite you to come in for a test drive today. Sorry, no prices quoted Before take-off a pilot must make a series of Checks on his plane. Its the law. Belt checks are easy to make. First, use your eyes and a flashlight to inspect the interior surfaces. Cracks will be apparent on old, worn belts. . With a little practice, you will also be able to tell when the belts are adjusted properly. Slight pressure on the belt at an unsupported point should cause the belt to deflect or give - about ' to 1 inch. If the belt does not deflect, it is too tight. Too much deflection means the belt is too loose. Sometimes a worn or poorly adjusted belt will also cause a high-pitched squeal, especially when the engine is raced suddenly In neutral. Belt check should be done with the engine off. Besides these simple but important checks, drivers should be able to check all necessary fluids and change worn wiper blades. Other routine maintenance -such as tire rotation, radiator flushes and oil changes - can be done with a little instruction and a few tools. But keep in mind that cars can be dangerous if safety precautions are not observed. The general rule is to go slowly and try to understand each procedure. Use a manual and follow instructions. over the phone. TkIz You The Management . __-w £ ALL DEMO'S ON SALE Daytona 200 SXZ INCLUDING Now On Display. 280 ZX's OPEN ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY - - 1978 DATSUN 8210 4-dr .. EquipS, With 4 speed or automatic, A.C. radio, and have only 4 left. Your Choice 4588 -1 I I I .. • . -S,.S . -. .__... . . — SKILLFUL DRIVING 1 on today' Driving s super highways is usually mastered without too much difficulty. But driving In tight city traffic can pose a problem for newly licensed drivers. t'ructice, defensite driving and knowledge of rules of the road, can make new drivers attiong the safest (he (OLl!1ti. . ..... . ' '• Not Much Saved At 65 Drivers who drive at 65 miles per hour on a 200 mile trip will arrive at their destination only 3i minutes earlier than those who drive 55 said the Florida Highway Patrol today. Colonel Eldrige Beach, Patrol director said, "Very few 200 mIle trips being tile would be affected by arriving 34 minutes later. If drivers wod seriously think what they will be doing during the first few minutes after their arrival, they could probably drive at 55 with no trouble on most trips." The difference between 65 mph and 55 mph on a 50 mile trip is only nine minutes. Drivers who drive 60 Iliph on a 100 mile trip will . there 0n13' nine mnmnUtt ,earlier than those driving i i, ., ,, 44 4 'S ' '. 5,--. The Fabulous DEMO 1979 Datsun 810 2 DR Coupe. The ultimate in luxury and performance. Fuel injected 240-Z engine, 5 speed transmission AM-FM Stereo. Factory Mag Wheels and much more. List Price $9693.95. SALE PRICE $848954 1978 DODGE Magnum x 2-dr. one own•r. Seautiful beige esterior with matching vinyl top and Interior. Loaded. Only 11,000 miles. $ 4388 .1974 CHEVROLET Mont. Carlo. Automatic, power steering, power brakes. AM-PM radio. landau top and only 47,000 miles. 2588 COME IN FOR A TEST DRIVE! OPEN ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY 1974 J'LYMOUTII Duster. 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Equipped with $ speed Overdrive transmissIon, A.C. radio and more. 4788 �4—Evening Herald A Hera Id Advertiser, SanfOrd, Ft. Thursday, May 24, 17 Thursday, May 24, 1979-5 Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft. It Goes Back To '57 Getting Good Mileage Is Not New Special To The Herald You might respond by asking - Changed physically? (answer Is yes!), Changed personality-wise? Or a whole host of other possible ways to change. Here, however, I am interested whether you have changed a perception - a perception as it relates to that four-wheeled technological brain child, often referred to as a necessity of life - your automobile! YOU SEE IT ALL IN THE I asked myself this question while preoarinz a brini presentation for the local Rotary Club's Thursday morning meeting. The question resulted in a hurried visit to the UCF library to experience a perspective feedback to the way I may have viewed the automobile of 20 years ago. To make the search easier, I decided to limit it to one aspect of the automobile and my perspective towards it. An aspect which seems to be concerning all of us who regard the automobile as a definite necessity of life economy of operation. The search led me through the bound periodical section of the UCF library where I zeroed ii on a prominent periodical which seems to echo quite well public and industry perspectives relative to the automobile. One such echo struck me as appropriate to share with you, at this time, to help you decide if indeed your perspective about one aspect of the automobile has changed. The article begins with the following pronouncement: "Economy is in the air. More and more owners are watching the numbers on the gas pumps spin around and asking, 'How can I get more mileage! "PM Owners Reports show that interest in gas economy has jumped sharply in recent months. This could mean that future buyers will demand more miles per gallon. If they do, what happens to industry plans? '.;ppk rx"l.ig1t r.W will be bigger and thirstier in more luxurious engines will cars. The public, Detroit feels, will not take an economy car. It insists on more car each year. "(From the • 'Detroit Ustening Post" by Art Railton In the July 1957 issue of Popular Mechanics.). Well, it appears that you and I may not have changed all that much. In fact, we may have just become more vocal about the same ole blues. Conversely, it seems, Detroit may be the one to have really changed! A change that now seems to more correctly reflect public needs and desires. However, it should also be noted that in this same PM article, one American auto manufacturer indicated that its ... "trouble is all the other way. It is having difficulty selling its 'economy' models. The expensive, luxurious lines are going great. In addition, it was most fascinating to find, in this same publication, advertisements with manufacturers purporting their vehicles to achieve 36 MPG plus. Mileage claims that seem totally consistent and in vogue with advertisements currently appearing. This surely causes one to wonder if indeed there is anything new under the automotive sun, as some great person may have said. What, then has changed? The buying public? The government? The highway traffic system? The auto manufacturers? The economy? or all of these ulus an infinite number of other variables both subtle and profound which form a potpourri of psychological, political, economic and physical factors. The point - you say? Simple! I have found published evidence of the motoring public being presented with vehicle attributes considered as coveted requirements at this time, yet were unwilling to accept them 20 years ago. If miles per gallon is considered to be one of these coveted attributes at this time, to help establish a foothold for the small econo-box vehicle 0 ONLY$1 •1 IJ ' - •- • . 322-2611 I.-. IPO :II..I:I:I I ONLY 219500 $ Reg. Gas Air 2-Dr.-6Cyl. Air - Auto 318V-8 Auto - Air Squire Wagon - Sharp Extra Clean ONLY r.1. •] :1'— '76 Torino - $1 79500 All It Needs Is Paint W. -1 óCylinder-Auto. 31,000 Miles '77 Dodge Van ..0 / L1 I'1 41 T :I•k] 73 Hornet '69 Firebird famly...sh.p and cimpirs Si. S.mlo.lo County Auto Dimsrs that edworfin in the SEMIKOU COUNT! AUTO SUPBMAIIIT .v.ry Thiriday in the Evening HiraM and HiraM Advertiser. For adv.rthsing rates and lof.nuatlan cal... '72 Nova 2--Dr. '73 Ford 2-Dr. ONLY Everything yours looking for in a now or used car...ivsrytking you've looked for in comfort, styling and economy all at price td•r.d to your individual moods. In Ssminols County you'll us cars, cars and more cars ... Wagons, compacts, sports cars, sedans, luxury models, trucks with the extras and options you want. Bring the 95 The main difference between electronic ignition systems and their predecessors is the elimination of the breaker points in favor of a "wheel," which directs voltage to the spark plugs. here, a service technician tests the distributor on an American Motors engine. This innovation in spark ignition, however, contrary to what many motorists, believe. is not in a intenance-Iree. Periodic care and checking of this system remains as important as it was on breaker point systems. I TI Ford Work Van oCylinder Std. Shift available in the late fifties which could give us that performance! (Gee, maybe we have changed after all or is it just part and parcel of that old cliche-- an idea who's time has come?! $119500 76 Granada Oki 6 Cylinder'- Auto. Air - Sharp ONLY 31795 $199500 ONLY 175 Monza Hatchback ONLY 74 Cougar X-R-7 Air - Auto. Reg. Gas V-8 - Auto. Air ONLY $269500 ONLY 2695® 75 F-350Camper Sp le 74 Duster Slant Six Auto. - Air ONLY $2295 $419500 Super Heavy Duty 00 ONLY $379500 72 Pinto Coupe One Careful Owner ONLY $159500 78 Chevette 4 Cylinder -4 Speed 4-Door - SAVES GAS ONLY $349500 ONLY$379500 �Evening Herald 8 Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. 6—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thuri Thursday, May 24, 1979 Prideful Introduction '79 Renault Grand Opening AMC Concord Limited Edition ecial Free Factory Air lvveiity-five years ago, of) MavI, 1954, Nash-Kuivinator Corporation and the II uolson Motor Company uiered to fornI iuncrican Mutors 41 MPG If you're thinking about buying a f Datsun, Toyota,_1~- Corporation. Though "only" twenty-five years old, American Motors Corporation's family tree has had deep roots in the automobile industry since the first Rambler prototype was developed by Chicago inventor Thomas B. Jeffery In 1897. Throughout the Years, countless 'classic automobiles have been introduced by predecessor companies including the Rambler, Hudson, Jeffery, Nash, Essex, Ajax, Terraplane, LaFayette and British-built Metropolitan. Today, American Motors Corporation is a diversified world-wide company whose 1979 products reflect more than 75 years of small car development and innovation. To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the formation of American Motors Corporation, a limited production Silver Anniversary Concord will be IA Cu Fiat or Honda, Think Again! Test Drive a Renault SAVE S HUNDREDSS 79 l.Cnr Example Equipped With V V V V Bucket Seats Fold Down Rear Seat Fold Down Arm Rest Day Nite Mirror / Map Pockets V Full Carpets -' Cigar Lighter V Rally Stripes Power Assist. Brakes V , Rear Window Defogger Rear Sway Bar 4 Speed Transmission # Michelin ZX Radial V Factory Air , - List Price 5369 $495 Free Air Le Discount King Price Only Includes Freight & Service AMC's Silver Concord To Commemorate 25th Anniversary available to all Americar Motors dealers. The 1979' Silver Anniversary package, available only on the AMC Conord 1)1, 2-and 4-Door Sedans Includes: Unique, design Quick Silver metallic tu-tone paint treatment. —Special wire wheel covers. - Black or Russet individual reclining seats in Corduroy. - —Special Silver Anniversary instrument panel and and exterior nameplate plaques. —All regular production options not In conflict with the unique Silver Anniversary package content will be 11 ) International vt3ar of the Chiki 1919 put out the fire yourself, but still should have someone call the lire department. Fire fighting experts recommend that you carry it lire extinguisher in your car. It should be an "ABC" allpurpose type of extinguisher. (A is for ordinary combustibles including car interiors, B for flammable materials such as gas, and C for electrical fires). A five-pound extinguisher is the recommended size. The two and one-half pound size can be too quickly dissipated in getting the stream of dry chemical contents on target. Some drivers carry a 10-pound extinguisher in the trunk for their own use and for Possible assistance to other fire victims along the road. The extinguisher should carry the Underwriters Laboratories' seal. Of the first 538 motor vehicle fires investigated In a 1979 study, 57.4 percent were Initially located in the engine compartment, 15.9 percent In the instrument panel, 11.8 percent in the passenger compartment and 1.9 percent in the exhaust system ( mostly overheated calytic converters). All other locations totaled 12.9 per. cent. '78 GREMLIN X Equipped With V Factory Air i." Automatic V Power Steering Tinted Glass Road Wheels V V In these early returns, 97.4 percent of the fires were not the result of collisions, only 2.6 percent were crash induced, and 8.4 percent were suspected arson. Some 53.5 percent of the fires resulted in total losses of the vehicles. V V V V X.Stripi. Bucket Radial 1 Roof Ra V 20 Gal. While They Last ONLY $33 Normal maintenance by a reputable mechanic or garage should include a check of the electrical system to detect possible danger, including worn wires that could lead to shorting. Fuel lines should be checked to be sure they are not cracking or leaking and are properly attached. Keeping the car In tune prevents backfires through the carburetor, which can cause fires in the engine compartment. Keeping the engine clean and free of oil deposits and grease will also help reduce the potential for a fire under the hood. The fuel filler pipe always should be capped securely. Otherwise, there's a possibility of explosion should someone smoke near your car. If you're in an accident, with an uncapped CENTER tank, the gas could splash and cause fire This could be STAGE disas!roui if you were trapped in the car. 78 Gremlin X Super Gas Mileag available. Additionally, the' Landau vinyl roof may be deleted from the Concord DL 4-Door Sedan when the special promotion package is ordered. Fire No Stranger To The Auto D rive r You're driving along the highway when you notice smoke coming from underneath the hood. What do you do? Pull off the road, grab your fire extinguisher if you have one, and get out! A motor vehicle fire happens to some half-million drivers each year. The National Fire Protection Association estimates that there were 722 motor vehicle deaths countrywide due to lire In 1977. If the fire is intense, or is in the vicinity of the gas tank (know in advance where it is located on your car!) get away from It and call the fire department as soon as possible. If the fire is not intense, is not In the vicinity of the gas tank, and you have an extinguisher, you may want to s4874 1973 GMC VANDURA VAN AUTO, AIR AMC PACER S.W. AUTO, AIR 2 IN STOCK 1974 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR. AUTO, AIR AMC has more than Just cars to be proud of: many dealers, such as Royal AMC Jeep, Inc., of Fern Park have these (liagnotic centers designed to electronically examine your car's engine and electrical system for defects. �71st Year, No. 239—Friday, May 25, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS4BI-280)--Prjce 15 Cents F1 591 111 0 - [1 £ . £ New 1979 Fairmont 2-Dr. Sedan IL" SEE MARk 4' A New 1979 Pinto 3-Dr. Runabout - OUR HUGE Accent Stripes, W.S.W Tires, Power Steering, Power Front Disc Brakes, Air Conditioning, AM Radio, Tinted Glass, Trim Ring Hub Caps, Special lu-Tone Paint. ... TOCK NO. U 90406 J • SELECTION Z GAS SAVERS W-S-W Radial Tires, Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Air Conditioning Freight And Service + ty Stock No 90450 .1~ 1979 Ford F-100 Pickup Truck .. IL 133" Wheel Base 302 V8, Gauge,; Rear Step Bumper, Light Merl atue. 4340 $4715 1975 MAVERICK $2680 1978 I'IN"9 WAGON S Cylinder, itrQ.ic, PS, AC 1.' Rack, Like N. C.IiOn. 1978 LII) COUNTRY SQUIRE Beautiful Metallic Brown. Woodgrain, Luqg. Rack, Auto, Air, PS, PB, Only 14,000 Miles. 4980 6480 1977 COURIER PICKUP With Red Stripes, 4-Spied With Spoke Wheel W.W380 Tirei. Like New. 1979 FORD RANCHERO 1977 DA'I'SUN 18210 3980 1971 FORD With Topper. transmission. 698O 1962 CIIEV. C-so SERIES 4480 .1 2980 Power Wagon, I Wheel rive Red a White, V-I. uto, Power Steering, Air u,,id,tlofl. - 1974 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE - 980 4480 $' 980 $39801' 20W40 Heavy- Duty. Multi-Grade REG. $1.15 Em. With Trade In 79c I Case Limit Ea. FORD A.M. RADIOS FITS '74 AND UP OIL & FILTER SPECIAL Includes Up To S Quarts Ford Motor Oil, Motorcratt Oil Filter And Installation. i5as. 4980 at about 2:57 a-in. The burglar satisfactory condition at SN1H $3980 Brown-woodgrain, Auto Air. AM-FM Tape. 1680 FRONT END ALIGNMENT TRANSMISSION SERVICE Include Up To 12 Quarts Of Transmission oil, Oil Pan Gasket And Adjust Bands And All Linkage. Check And Adjust Caster, Camber And Toe In. Balance Two Front Wheels. Domestic Cars Only. BY DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer, A proposal to move the county library facilities from the old Sanford library building at First Street and Palmetto Avenue to expanded quarters elsewhere In Sanford could bring the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) on the scene. "We are looking at a move aimed at re-locating the library where it Is more accessible to the area being served in the north end of the county-an area with more activity," said County Librarian Jean Rhein 4xlay. "We will be doing surveys next week to get public reaction to a move." The four alternative sites under consideration are: the new Sanford Kmart shopping Center on U.S, 17-92; the shopping center at Park and 25th Street; Sanford Plaza and the Roumillat Building at Park and First, she said. The county has been operating the old Sanford Library under a five-year contract with the city since 1975. But, according to Rich Quigley, assistant to Sanford City Manager W.E. Knowles, a 29 NFALS RENTA-cAi 30-5144 E COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE ,','Where Srvk. Is A Matt.r of Pride," SANFORD Hwy. 1742 at I.ak. Mary Blvd., Sanford help, police said, Mrs. Wright Attempt To Move Old Sanford Library Is Seen As Problem 3780 a AUTOMATIC 24 Hr. Wrecker Service The executioner, dressed in a black hood and robe, was in an alcove, which had a small opening on the righthand side of the execution chamber. The switch lie threw was hidden from view. After the execution, six prison nployees dressed in civilian clothes stood in a circle on an orange rubber mat around the electric chair, looking at th body while the doctor made his examinations. When the hood that had been placed over Spenkelink's head was lifted, the lower part of Spenkelink's face—jaw and Similarities in Today's Before and after the execution. prisoners in adjacent wings of the prison yelleçl and banged on their cell door lockplates. witnesses were ushered out of tilting into whftt' prison v:ir, after pt i!,oners 'ellin could be heard again. '11w entire process lasted about 18-20 minutes, from time the blinds were first lifted until witnesses were led out, Spenkelink's sister, Carol, and husband Tim Myers were at tile prison with antideath penalty demonstrators at the time of the execution. Carol was hugged by f'eamiistcr when he arrived from the execution chamntwr. After it was over, Carol held up a Piece of paper to nearby reporters and said: "This is John's will, written to me un 1 - - Text of the will: "This is to authorize the release of my body and all personal belongings imitinediately, if I am executed t murdered i by the state of Florida to Mrs. the shotgun twIlets striking the will call [its office i322-4141~. fired one blast from a shotgun, today. Two men used a shotgun reportedly told police she saw a slaying and Thursday's victims suggest the gunman striking Wright in the lower in that robbery attempt, police man flee westbound and jump shooting include the time, tired from his hip. 1973 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE 2480 - Related story, page - Carol Dean Myers.' -J ohn A Spenkelink. Spenkelink spared the electric chair by Supreme Court Justice Thurgoed Marshall Tuesday night just hours before his scheduled execution, but the full court ¶',tthCfret', the stay Thursday. Spenkelink, 30, who had a big gras streak running through his hair, was given "contact" visits Thursday night with his 7.vvrz"r, I iis. and Carla Keot JacksonVitie. Although it lifted Marshall's stay, the high court let stand a stay by 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Senior Judge Elbert P. Tuttle. Then, just before midnight Thursday, the appeals court vacated that stay based on a motion from Florida. The three-judge federal panel ruled in New Orleans after a conference call with Spenkelink's lawyers and Florida e Smith. Smith had Attorney General Jimmi earlier jetted to New Orleans and Washington to argue personally for removal of the stays. Reached this morning alter the ruling, Smith said, "We don't have any reaction of elation. We had it job to do as lawyers, which we have done on behalf of the people of Florida," - l A WgIf 1975 LTD COUN'l'*ty S'.UIRE Brown.Woodg.-ain, Auto, Air, PS, PB, Radio, Lugg Rack. The venetian blinds were lifted after Spenkelink was strapped into chair. enabling witnesses to view the acttl execution, althoughthey could .,ot determine exactly what time he was strapped in, He was led into the chamber about 10 a.m. and was followed shortly thereafter by the doctor. "Gentlemen, I hope that you prayed that this was a just and a merciful punishment in the name of God for our soul's sake," said the Rev, Tom Feamster, Spenkelink's Episcopalian clergyman, after the execution was over. Rev. Feamster was in the back row of the witness room when the switch was thrown. chceks looked black, as though burned, but witnesses were unable to make out further details. There was a definite 'putrid' smell that drifted from the execution chamber. - 1975 BRONCO WAGON .5, Straight Transmis. ,10.,, Power $te.ring. -- FORD PREMIUM MOTOR OIL Blue, Small V-I, Auto, Power Steering, New Tires, A 000d Work Truck At Only 1976 FORD F.100 4 Wheel Drive, Pickup, 4 Sped, POWIV Ste$ii, Rod £ White. The chair was located behind venetian blinds, so witnesses could not actually see Spenkelink strapped into the chair, but at last glimpse, he appeared to be staring straight ahead. Florida State Prison Superintendant David Brierton gave the signal to pull the s.' the hooded executioner after all the preparations were made. Spenkelink made no final statement, although his sister later read what she said was his last will and testament. Spenkelink was dressed in a white shirt and black trousers "lien he was led into the death chamber. The shirt sleeves and pant legs were rolled up so the electrodes connecting into the chair could be attached. The top of his head was shaved and it steel cap was fitted around his head, with a wire coming out of the to ant! ewctcd1 the chair. A white bath towel was tied loosely arounu Spenkelink's neck. abdomen, police said. He died said. on a bicycle with another man a weax'n used, ntunber of men, Detectives today"ere con- robbery. They said the retired Other residents along the an hour later at Seminole motive, location, and trajectory ducting it house-to-house brush company executive was block of comfortable. tree-lined "These people aren't afraid half block from the home, Memorial Hospital. Bernosky said i,t. Ralph of the shotgun projectiles, inquiry seeking information a kindly, gentle ImUI who had homes had similar reactions to to kill," said Bernosky. "Cold blooded murder," The shotgun shooting was the from anybody who might have no enemies, the shooting. Said one resident: Police said Wright ap- Russell, nearing the scene Bernosky noted: That was the description used second in 24 hours and Ber- parently heard a noise at the Both shootings occurred seen or heard anything unusual, "lie lived here since 1t26 and The whole community is shook after the shooting by Sgt. William Bernosky of the nosky said the circumstances front window of his one-story minutes ., apprehended two young San- between 2 aiid 3 a.m.; both were but by mid-morning 110 new had it lot of friends," said the up have beenmen; corn-aevidence had been uncovered, Sanford police to describe the surrounding the two shootings wood frame house and went to ford men fitting the general believed muted bytotwo young police said. victim's brother, Roy Wright, early-morning shotgun slaying indicate the same gunman Investigate. He came upon a description of the burglars. shotg In addition to the Wright and today. He said his brother had Fletcher shootings, Bernosky of a well-known east-side man committed both crimes. On burglar who had just gained Hcweveri Bernosky said he is hoping un was used in each inpoi idea-1. -atancu; robbery appears to all) at his home today. who lives in the area or fivc children and six grand- said police are investigating a Thursday, a Sanford con- entry and the intruder fired at tintIâñ la possible link with an incident at who might have been driving Police said James Wright, 70, venience store clerk, Kenneth him and fled, police said. the men were released on the have motive inoccurred each case:been boththe shootings through the area between "He was a good riiwm, ..quiet, the UI' araraip Store at 1119 E. was killed when lie surprised a J. Fletcher, 4-4, was gunned and wit- gentlemanly," said a neighbor, 25th St. on that date, Bernosky Wright's wife, Margaret, ran advice of the state's attorney 's within a 30-block area on the midnight and :i burglar attempting to break down at 1119 E. 25th St. Flether, shot in the back, is in to her husband and called for office, he said. city's east side; and the angle of miessed anything out of order This thing is horrifying. You said two lilt-li abducted a man Into his home at 4-45 Elliott Ave. 1978 FORD PICKUP 1973 CHEV. NOVA 2DoorOroon,SCyi,,Avto, Power Steering, Air Coed. Priced Al Only - By GEOFFREY POUNDS 197$ CHEV. IMPALA S Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AT, Velour Spilt Bench Seats, Silver With Maroon mt. Appa. 21 MPG. 2680 - Herald Staff Writer 1972 DODGE D.200 With Complete Utility Body. New Paint, This Is Truly A Contractors Special, . After the second surge of electricity, Spenk link's left hand loosened aud his index finger pointed inward toward his body. The execution lasted about two minutes. A prison doctor, who was not identified, then opened Spenkelink's white shirt and lifted a T-shirt underneath and applied a stethoscope to his heart, He applied the stethoscope three times at 10: 14,10:16, 10:18 nodding at the executioner, apparently to confirm Spenkelink was dead. S~~anford Man, 70, Shot, Killed By Burglar Freight and Service $2480 5480 1976 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Pass.. Creme- wood. Whlte.Woodgrain Trim, Luggage Rack, AM. FM Stereo, Air, Auto. PS, PB. Tilt Wheel,rain Trim, Cloth Split Split Front Seats, Power eats, Cruise Control, AM. Locks, I Passenger, Low [FM Sterso, Auto. Air, Mileage, Regular o.,. igital Clock. Luggage ack. $1 4980 -f - JOHN SI'ENKELINK .executed at 10: 12 a.m. 1975 LTD 2 Door H.T., Brown With Beige Top, Auto, Power 5teen Power Brakes, Air Condition. An Extra Clean Car For a Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AC. PICKUP ad Freight And Service + I 1979 FAIRMONT WAGON 1977 DODGE I Ton, 12' Fiat bed, Completely Rebuilt S Cyl., 4 spa. $00 Amps Of Cold Cranking Power And III Minutes Reserve Capacity. Now $59 s. Lift Back, Automatic. AC, Stereo. 1975 'i'üYV LM 900, VS. S Spd With? Spd Rear Axle $33 off Motorcraft 60 Maintenance Free Battery REG. $3.00 3480 3980 4980 1974 MERCEDES C&C Cab a Chassisi, Diesel. Fuel Saver, Ready To 00 To Woro $ Explorer, 302 V.0, AT, PS. PB, Air. Tauneau Cover. 1978 FAIRMONT Squire Wagon. Crime With Wood Trim, Auto, Power Steering, Air Condition, Luggage Rack, This Car Still Smells New. 1977 VOLARE S Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AC, Red Finish. - 11 USED CARS & TRUCKS Automatic, Air, Steering And [ L Bra:kes. Extra Sharp Car. By PAUL WYA17 RAIFORD, Fla. (UPI) convicted killer John Spenkelink was put to death today in Florida's electric chair, the fst person to be executed in the United States since Gary Gilmore went before a firing squad in Utah in 1977. Spenkelink, who waged a 512 year legal battle to escape the executioner, was strapped into the chair by his wrists, arms and legs shortly after 10 a.m. EDT. A black ho was dropped over Spenke link's face and the first jolt hit him at 10:12a.m. EDT, quickly followed by two more surges. The only indication he was being electrocuted came when he clenched his fist, which was resting on the arm of the electric chair. c tj 322-isel ORLANDo.W. PARK 6444916 move by the county from the present location is not as simple as it sounds. When the library buII'1 .ig was acquired by the city from the GSA on April 15, 1963, the stipulation in the gift was that the facility be operated "continuously" as a public library for 21 years or the title to the property would revert to the federal governinent. The building was the city postoffice before the current one on N. Palmetto Avenue was built, Quigley says if the county moves out of the facility, the city might be placed in the position f having to operate a library at the site. A further complication is that the city might have to operate a library without any books. At the time the city transferred operation of the library to the county, the transfer, according to Ms. Rhein, in. chided the books and other paraphernalia. And without a legal interpretation, the contract, she said, appears to give the books to the county library system as long as a library facIlity is operated in Sanford, "I would hate to see the library moved from downtown," said Quigley. "There Today - Around The Clock ...........4* Bridge ...... - ... --- ... -6* Calendar ------------------10* Comic; 1* Crosssiord ------------------6* Editorial ...................4A Dear *bb- ------------- ---- SA Horoscope ..................6A Hospital -------------------Obituaries ................-bA OURSELVES ---............ 5* Sports ...................7,8* TeleviSIon ---- --- ------ Leisure Weather ................2* has been no communication between the county and the city on this matter." Ms. Rhein explained that she attempted to contact Knowles on Monday, but was told at city hall he is out of town for the week. Quigley noted last year in the county October corresponded with Knowles about the possibility of moving the public library to a new location and using the current location as a site for the county law library, now located in the coouse, Quigley said at that time Knowles informed the county that the building had to be used for a "continuously" operating public library. Ms. Rhein said she has been preparing the report to be presented to the county's space committee composed of County Conunissloners Bill Kirchhoff and Sandra Glenn, Budget Director Jeff Etchberger and Administrative Services Director David Hotary. "We are approaching the report with long range plans in terms of suitability and space requirements," she said, adding that a new location would not only provide additional space but also a better atmosphere. She said the current facility does not have sufficient space to house the current collection of books or for a comfortable atmosphere for persons to read. "We are buying a lot of new books and running out of space," she said. "I am investigating to see if it See LIBRARY, Page 10* $10 million Lake Mary Prol'oe c t Eye d I - ' • try to protect your home and outside the store, forced him Those who knew Wright said someone mows you down with a into it car and released him a short time later. the only motive could have been shotgun," she said. - - - 'I Herald photo by Tom Netel HOUSE GUTTED Seminole County fireman extinguishes the last of the destructive blaze that gutted the home of a Chuluota man Thursday about noon. Details of the fire at the residence of R.F. Burns, 430 Fifth St., were not available today pending the release of the inspection report. A spokesman for the Seminole County Public Safety l)epartment did say the fire had been determined to be "accidental." By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer A Winter Park architect will bring it $10 million sports complex to Lake Mary within two to two and a half ,t'ars if land acquisition and financing can be arranged, the city council was told during it Thursday night work session. John B. Langley, a private architect and Seminole Colmuiiuflit) College instructor, said his complex will feature a SO-foot high "hollow mountain" inside of which will be an ice skating rink of 21,000 square feet. The project, called Caverns," will also have indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a nine-hole golf course, a health club, an outdoor canoeing and trout fishing lake, bowling alleys, a skateboard slalom run and two restaurants, Langley said, lie said the project derives its name front the proposed weskating area which, instead of conventionally designed, will btnarrow, cave-like passages. Langley said he currently has four sites under consideration, although he hopes to locate near the intersection of Lake Mars and Interstate 4. "We expect the costs to run from $6 million to $10 million, with an annual payroll of about $3 million," he said. The project, he said, has gained the interest of a group of Canadian investors from Toronto. The investors preferred not to be identified at this time, however he said. "If approved, there is no doubt we could get going within three years," Langley said. "It would take six months to close the deal on the site, an additional six months of planning and about one and a half years to construct." He said the project would occupy 30 acres and be built in two stages. In addition to the recreational features, the complex will have a day-care center staffed by nurses and nursing students and it dormitory for SCC students, Students at the dorm would receive free room and board in exchange for part-time work at the complex, Langley said, The complex would accommodate about 1,100 people at any one time and parking spaces would be provided for 300 cars, Langle) said. "It's being designed to cater to the local interests rather than the tourists. We anticipate only about two percent of our business to be tourists. "I think the people around hcrc might be interested, cuizie the hot days in July and August, in grabbing a sweater and going iceskating," he said. The complex would be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. he said, and tickets would be sold on a three-hour basis. One ticket, good for that length of tuzie, could be used for any of the recreational offerings, according to Langley. 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WITH ,A THIS SHAPE' NEWA(EThVOI MR WEATHER&E' 49 50 51 —— —— 62 52 E 58 160 — 61 1 63 64 i — — ——— —— J j 67 — — - —— ' INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I HOROSCOPE I He Eczema Problem Since Birth DEAR DR. LAMB — My son has had eczema since birth. We have doctored it most of this fl Dr. time and always when he was a baby. The pediatrician said he Lamb would outgrow It but he's 31 now. He clears up sometimes and then breaks out on his body, hands and in his hair. He was given shots for years and still caused by this Inherited takes them but we really can't characteristic. The other skin see very much help from them. manifestations - weeping, As a baby and a child we tried redness, crusting - are usually secondary reactions. These to watch his foods. What is lacking? I had a poor may be from an Infection dirt before his birth. Isn't there directly related to the scratscme way one can correct this? ching and irritation of the skin. ! insisted on good foods One of the prominent features. thereafter. We have three of the disorder is the excessive daughters and they have no itching that occurs. problems. What could he take to When a person inherits this help his system and is there a characteristic there are diet he could follow? numerous different factors DEAR READER - The first which can precipitate an atquestion Is the diagnosis. You tack. This might be contact need to be sure that it is simple with nothing more than wool eczema that your son has. If clothing. Incidentally, these that is the correct diagnosis, people usually do better suspect he Is going to have to wearing clothing made of live with it all of his life. Its cotton fibers because they are true that some children or in. less irritating to the skin. fants have eczema as a child When a person has infections, and it disappears. In such in- reddening and other problems, stances It's often related to an the first goal in treatment Is to allergic reaction to cow's milk. correct these complications. In other instances it's onset is associated with the introduction This may involve taking antibiotics. of wheat cereal into the diet or Because the problem is eggs. You need to understand that related to drying of the skin, it's this Is an inherited condition. importar.t to prevent loss of Incidentally, it has nothing at moisture from the skin. One all to do with your diet during approach to treatment is to the time you were pregnant avoid taking baths. In severely with your son. At present there affected people, doctors often Is nothing you can do about such recommend total cessation of inherited characteristics any baths for long periods of time. A more than you can change the cleansing fluid that contains no color of your eyes or other oil or greasy material is used Inherited features. Instead. It important that the The primary problem in air in the house be adequately eczema is a dry, itchy skin humidified. 71st Year, No. 261-Wednesday, June 20, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 L ibrary Service Eyed For County Outskirts By GEOFFREY POUNDS mail service won't." weekly basis, she said. not expected to be permanent. Herald Staff Writer Mr. Rhein said she preferred The bookmobile option would The commissioners agreed that Library service to Oviedo and the mailing service because of offer library users best sellers, the mobile unit or the mailing its lower cost and less potential unavailable through the service is only a temporary other southern parts of for disruption of service. Under mailing service, she said. In solution until a branch library Seminole County is for. corn- the mailing program, she ex- addition, the bookmobile would can be constructed in Oviedo. thcomlng, county missioners said Tuesday, but plalned, residents In county carry about twice as many Principal funding for the what form the service will take areas not served by branch different books as the mailing expanded service will come libraries would be sent catalogs service, has not been resolved, through a $55,000 federal grant During a work session with with listings of 1,100 books. However, Ms. Rhein pointed for the coming year. Ms. Rhein county librarian Jean Rhein, Persons interested in obtaining out that the bookmobile would said the grant is expected to be commissioners were told that a a book would make their take up to a year to get Un- extended a second year for an book-by-mail service would be selection and send a library derway and in the event of equal amount. a preferred option to a mobile card to a county station. The mechanical failures, users Ms. Rhein said the cost bookmobile. But at least two of station would then forward the might have their service figures for the mailing service the commissioners said they book to the reader. Ms. Rhein delayed. In contrast, the were based on an estimated felt the bookmobile was the said the estimated cost of the mailing plan could be catalog circulation of 20,000. service expected by Oviedo mailing service would be operiltional in 60 days, she said. The principal cost of the bookresidents. $42,500 per year. The cost would "Cost effectiveness should mobile would be the vehicle, "The single most-asked include the hiring of an ad- not be the only factor to con- estimated at about $55,000 with question during the campaign ditional clerk, she said. sider," said commission payments spread over five last year was when are we In contrast, the purchase of a chairman Bob French. "It is a years. The other $21,000 would going to get library service to mobile library, or bookmobile, published fact that we promised be for maintenance, rentals and the outlying parts of the would entail a total cost to the Oviedo people they would get a supplies. county," said commissioner county of about $76,000 per bookmobile service on a weekly A decision on which option to Bob Sturm. "I think a book year, she said. The mobile unit basis." select is expected within two mobile will go to a segment of would make visits to the UnWhatever option eventually is weeks, commissioners Inthe population that a book-by- served areas of the county on a chosen by the commission, it is dicated. State Attorney' s Office May Be Moving...To Jail By BERNICE BEDE OSOL WIN AT BRIDGE For Wednesday, June 20, 1979 EEK & MEEK uy riuwie aIcrinemer CLARITY 11acsM lSc*1EkJ ORUORto THAT FFCT! I ACHIEVED AT I c: — v things realistically Ip encounter big trouble. SCORPIO i Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There is confusion surrounding the course of action you should be takingtoday. Keep outsiders from butting Into your business. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Mistakes are likely with your work today because you find it difficult to concentrate. Take care if using tools or machinery. CAPRICORN (Dec. Jan. ill) Social situations could get quite muddled because of lack of organization. It could be a case of too many hands In the kitchen without a recipe to YOUR BIRTHDAY June20, 1979 Flebility will be your key to success this coining year because many unexpected changes will occur. This should appeal to your desire for variety in life. / OVR... GEMINI (May June 20) Don't start any job you can't finish today, especially if you were depending upon another's help. The completion of the task will - ...._be left L up to yOU. How tr get along with other signs Is one of by Al Vermeer the sections you'll enjoy in your new Astro-Graph Letter that cErrr starts with your birthday. Mail $l for each toAstro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 6.11 PRISCILLA'S POP M4Y NT rO 5RFAK OUT THAT cCUAR SC(J'V BEEN SAVING ANP LETS GET A COUPLE OF CONES", I •TDIP t,CU. STUART, I'M SAVING IT FOR A RAINY 111 '0 ' = AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) There may not be any clear-cut directives as to how to proceed Try to stay out of group in- to get something you want. volvements today. You'll have Instead of fouling things up, trouble going along with the wait till you get a lead. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) wishes of the majority and could cause some dissension. You would find yourself !'Ufl LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your ning around in circles today carelessness is likely to be the unless you formulate a game reason for failure today. If plan. Why squander your time you're Involved in something with wasted steps? important, pay attention to ARIES tMa4ch 21-April 19) details. Try to avoid impulse spending VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today. Chances are you'll end Making last-minute changes In up not liking what you puryour plans will not gain you any chased, and thus waste advantages. Follow through as valuable funds. TAURUS(April 20-May 20) It you originally intended to might be difficult to know without the shortcuts. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) where your loyalties lie today. You're deluding yourself If you Instead of being helpful, you think your budget can handle a could frustrate the very person wild spending spree. Face you should support. — BUGS BUNNY c900P NEWS, 90551 WE s0TANORPER FROMTH' FRAM 16 CORPORATION P ER 5,00000 — IT 6 -11 AkIIF A&IFI by Stoffel & Helmdahl MUCH 5 THAT i IN PCLLAgS, MUML4V.M IF /v4UM5LE Y CAN OET OUT oF NeFte TOMORROW, IT'LL JU5T COVER MY /H05PITAI. ES 1' 75. 53.' P E:7 iI ' 44 F1HW0 EL. ' 00 4 I r follow. NORTH l9.A I 4 ', AQi52 •982 .Q63 WEST EAST . K Q J 10 9 V K 1008 •AQ • 109 5 4 4872 SOUTH A4 2 'J3 • K J 10 7 3 4AKJ Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East South . Pass 1 Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Opening lead: 48 You hold: 4654 Q98 • j 982 A 10 3 • The opponents reach four By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag spades on the sequence: one spade-two spades-four spades. A California reader Here Is a hand defended asks what opening lead we some years ago by Swedish rerommend. ex ec arer o sat West. work out his own y play South ducked two spades the other suits NEWSPM'f:n ENTI:uI'HIS}: and won the third. Then he overtook his Jack of clubs in order to lead the nine of dia m ond s for a finesse st the queen. agThe finesse worked because Ejnar won the trick with his ace! Now declarer assumed that East held that missing queen. lie could count On IFWL'YI_HAPA) CA N LF.5 F J W'5 THE WA6CWAN I Ing ' FL YING LIKE ) '' However, to movt' the library from its downtown location, Neiswendei warned, could generate opposition from nearby residents, who now comprise the greatest number of patrons. Downtown merchants also could be expected to oppose a move of the library from the central business district he said Lake Mary's Bennett Clan Forced To Relocate Again The commissioners ordered the space. conunittee to calculate the costs of the various departmental relocations recommended in the report, and a final dovLcinn on whlrh nffi,'p, and staff nuimlr, will be moved should be made prior to the completion of budget hearings In July, Neiswender said. GEOFFREY POUNDS . .:. in be used in . .. ' I' . A Lake Mary family has been around June 8. given three days to move off the ALcorWng to Val Robbins, property on which they have director of environmental been trying to build a home health for the Seminole County since September, 1978. Health Department, his The Lake Mary Police department received several Department served the Terry complaints from Lake Mary Bennett family a Seminole residents about sanitary conCounty Health Department ditlons at Bennett's Pin e Circle eviction notice a few minutes Drive property. The eviction before 7 p.m. Tuesday, ac' notice was signed, he said, cording to Harry S. Benson, because the Bennett.s had no Lake Mary police chief. water or sewage system. . ,, - ' ji . • ' .' . ' The Bennetts have been I ,J / .. i CUF-SN'T ING HL#A, NOrI4IPk WILL -: V '' - : 'V; You ThI.$ 9LPI' "ONCE" 4 .- Wu Wes- BEaIIN$ \W HATRE)W,J AHAoiatill CONC- our OUNI AM 1\Z : I4PJiS a-Il .,t .'? : . . Ictments Expected Ind'' 5 -i i• iA 'i MONIES by ....' ' 01 Craig Leggeft V .' - . ' TUMBLEWEEDS - lM &OJN' by T. K. Ryan S\ - (VVBODy t1IN' NOW, : 0. ; c? j 'is, ., 1 . ' ' . INJURIE V - ji•r *•w- r- .-..1..---- - - - _• .---- _ ._ _ •_ S_ -. •4 — - .• SERIOUS '". '••' Seminole County lire fighter inspects damage to car t a'maa.j at the Stenstrom Bridge at state Road 415, south oi a usteen. The driver, Baon Frederick riayes, ., o ew myrna .ac violations of inmates, Seminole Memorial Hospital. ranging from unreasonable "strip searches" to the allegation civil rights are being violated, Ray said. James WrIght, 72, of s Bowen ti*ken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. where he is listed today In the Intensive care unit with multiple Injuries. shooting death of a 72-yearold Sanford man, said blast from a shotgun striking Wright in the lower abdomen, police said. He died an hour later at rnentstlo?1l •'"'' Herald Phs W TaM Vlscsst Dann about 2:57 a.m. on May 25, Sanford police said. hand down a recomconcerning &;t• '' A Seminole County grand jury was expected to return an indictment today in connection with the May Z Owls Ray, chief assistant state's attorney. The grand jury, which convened Tuesday mor- . (1)41KKS VMCOI.D1 ' AND P1EAP1LEss.1 5WFIS W1ARHI WANT M concrete for his house. Lake Grand Jury Meeting •1 1.'. unanimously voted to declare - WWI To 1!L.I Lake Mary officials and Cliff Nelson told Bennett at the trailer offered them by Mrs. time that lie had to "admire Starnes. your guts for trying to bootstrap Bennett has complained of yourself up into a better place harassment from county and to live." city officials, lie has run into Bennett's Pine Circle neigh- several problems meeting city hors soon began to complain, building code standards, but so however, when the family put far has corrected. each up a tent in which to live while situation, according to Lake Mary's city manager, Phil constructing their home. Amid complaints that little Kulbes. Most recently Bennett actual construction was going failed an inspection of the depth on, the Lake Mary city council at which he planned to pour living ina van on their Property residents welcomed Terry the tent a public nuisance and Mary officials said he had dug since leaving a trailer donated Bennett, his wife Beverly and force the Bennetts from the only about four inches when a for weir use by Mrs. Harley son Brook when they first property. minimum of one [out is Starnes of Vihlen Road in arrived last year with plans to Bennett and his wife, now requireA. That impec-tion was Sanford. Mrs. Starnes said the singlehandedly build them- seven months pregnant, then conducted about two weeks ago. family moved out of the trailer selves a home. City councilman took their son to live in the BRAD I'URDOM F BREAK UP THE That's not Tarzan swinging from a vine but the "Eagle Lady" of Apopka descending from her temporary home atop a 50-foot pine tree in an abandoned eagle's nest near Oviedo. Doris oris Mager, 53, had been in the nes'.'- six days spearheading a drive to raise funds for the Florida Audubon Society's new bird-of-prey aviary. $6,000 was collected since Thursday. "I'm flying like an eagle," she yelled to some 100 spectators as she dangled 25 feet above the ground. "This is the most exciting experience I've ever had in my life, never to be repeated again." AN EAGLE! .*' . , this column 5aZ copies of JACOBY MODERN.) irv ur I 4* Herald Photo, by Tom Nits.O .. be answered if accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most interest- £t'N'T 'WANNA /L,,.. A.MOSI downtown Sanford on east First Street has only 3,775 feet of space when It Is recommended that 10,000 feet of space be made available. County administrator Roger Nelawender said there are three options considered by his staff as viable answers to apace demands of the library. They are, he said: 1) to purchase or rent another building In downtown Sanford; 2) to build or lease a building outside downtown Sanford; and 3)tomake space available in the first and second floor of the Rutuiiillat Bunding on First Street, The latter option, he said, Is not the choice of his staff since it would provide only about 4,300 feet of Space, less than half that recommednded by the space committee. "The key Issue to any relocation of the library is accessibility and space. It needs to be In a safe cornS fortable environment," he said. (Do you have a question for the experts? "Ask the Ex perts, ;ve"73,is Per individual quesTions will by Stan Lee and John -__n R omita .— THS - . -- remarkable defensive play that was the only way to defeat an optimistic, but unbeatable notrurnp game sincetf Wgt øv had won the first cuarnonu with the queen South would have taken the heart finesse. ASk Of Expipig V ERNEST Lawyers and staff members of the state's attorney's office soon may occupy rooms of the criminals they once helped put behind bars, The county commission Tuesday reviewed a report from the space committee recommending the state's attorney's staff and offices be moved into the jail facility south of the courthouse. The facility became partially vacant this week when offices of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department were moved to building 310 at the Sanford Airport. Additional space at the Jail Is expected to become available next year when a new jail at Five Points Is scheduled to be ompletei - -. The space committee report recommends that the state's attorney's office utilize the added space In the jail cells as It becomes available through remodeling, According to the report, the state's attorney's omces now located on the first floor of the courthouse, with added rental space in the Masonic Building, have a total of 3,409 feet of space. The report indicates that the space needed by the office is 4,615 feet. If the office is relocated to the old jail, as planned, the state's attorney's staff would have 5,144 feet of space. The space committee report recommends a series of shifts that would convert the first floor of the courthouse Into a court complex, with an added mini-courtroom and judges' chambers. The juvenile room now on the fourth floor of the courthouse would be moved to either the first or second floor, according to the plan. One .,nr,iinlvii,4 Iq.iu, is whether to move the Sanford branch of the County Library. The committee report - made no recommendation on the issue, although the report does state that the current library building In A Pass SPIDER-MAN 2 four diamonds, three clubs and the major suit aces for his l)t 1;cks. Sti when Ejnar led the 10 of hearts after winning that diamond trick, South rose with dummy's ace, led the eight of diamonds for what he assumed was a sure thing finesse and was one down when Werner produced the queen and cashed the king of hearts. I I Evening Herald-(USPS 48-280)-Price 15 Cents when he surprised a in serious condition burglar attempting to tr into his home at The burglar fired one Sanford 1lce believe that two nu.a were involved inthe r&i right to practice the free exercise of religion. Four Inmates, two of In the other matter, the grand jury has been them In custody on murder cti& fied a petition for a writ ofmandamus (a writ asking public officials be ordered to perform their duty) in May with the Seminole County Circuit probing alleged civil rights Today Two who signed the petltionwasexpectedto testify before the grand Around The Clock ..........U Dr. Lamb .................. 4B Bridge ....................4B Horoscope ................. 411 lendas. .................. 8A jU.y today. They are Hosidlal, ................. 3A Robert A Sports ................. 10, hA ...511 Editorial ..................U Tele%iaLuu Dear Abby ................. lB Weather ...................3A Crossword ................. 411 Preston Jr., who murder, and Terry Melvin Suns, a convicted mur- derer. V ........ 4 4 1 4" .• ' V - - - V V • ' - is. • -. • - V - - _' _1 '- - . - - . - -. . - . . • - VS -- �2A-Evening Herald,Sanford, FL Wednesday, June 20, 1979 i NATION IN BRIEF Odd-Even Gas Hits States In Policy Northeast By United Press lnternatlrnal If your car's license plate ends in 2, 4, 6, 8 or 0, you get a spot in the gas lines today in parts of New Jersey, the New York City area and Connecticut. If your license plate ends in I, 3, 5, 7, or 9, you will have to wait until Thursday when you will be joined by the rest of the drivers in New Jersey and motorists in the Washington, 1).C., area who go,on the odd-even system ti rationing then. Starting Monday, Texas drivers also will line UI) by the numbers and Rhode Island motorists may find theiiiselves under the same system. Truckers Seek Shutdown By UNITE!) l'RE.SS INTERNATIONAl. truckers escalated eek-old protest against rising fuel prices today, blocking gasoline distribution centers in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan and calling for a nationwide shutdown of the trucking industry. Governors of several states prepared to counter the trucker's threats. Produce began rotting Tuesday at farmers markets in the South, where independents haul most of the fresh food supply. Pennsylvania dairymen dumped milk for lack of tanker-trucks. Sniping incidents resulted in more damage to working trucks in five states -- Illinois, Indiana, Virginia, Georgia and Utah -- but no injuries were reported. Independent their 2 - Wayne Leaves $6.8 Million SANTA ANA, Calif. Wl'11 — John Wayne left an estate of more than $6.9 million, willing most of it to his children and first wife and specifically disinheriting his widow, l'ilar. "I am married to Pilar Wayne but she anti I are separated and for this reason I intentionally make no provision in this will for her," stated the will filed by Wayne's attorneys Tuesday in Orange County Superior Court. Attorney John Warren said lawyers for Wayne and his wife agreed before his death on the settlement between them, which need not be filed with any court and will remain 'a strictly private matter." Talmadge: 'No Defense' WASHINGTON (UPI, - Sen. Herman Talrnadge's decision Tuesday to offer no defense to financial misconduct charges lodged against him by the Senate Ethics C mmSSMv survival at stake. Sources close to the Investigation described his decision as designed to lessen the likelihood of harsh discipline by the Senate, preclude it possible perjury charge if he testified and -- perhaps more importantly — keep viable his battle for re-election in 1980. At worst, it would be interpreted by the ethics panel as a sign of weakness, a signal the powerful Georgia Democrat has no defense against the serious charges he faces -rhaps, has it defense he doesn't want subjected to public scrutiny. ; Ormandy Hospitalized PHILADELPHIA(UPI) Philadelphia Orchestra Conductor Eugene Ormandy rnained hospitalized today for observation and tests after suffering chest pains. The 79-year-old iziaestro was admitted to Pennsylvania Hospital Tuesday because he had felt "uncomfortable," according to it hospital spokeswoman, who said he was "resting comfortably and doing nicely." His physician, Dr. Edward Veiner, said he did not believe Ormandy had any coronary complications. — 'A Medical First' NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) Doctors at Beth Israel Medical (enter say it's a medical first. Patricia Isla, 30, suffered three heart attacks and shock while pregnant, had her baby delivered by Caesarean section, then suffered a fourth heart attack and underwent four coronary bypass procedures. Mrs. Isla of Stanhope, and tier two-pound daughter, Vanessa tee, were in guarded condition Tuesday at the medical center. "They've both been through quite a lot," a hospital spokesman said. "But the prognosis is very good." — Carter Backs Solar Power WASHINGTON i UPI) President Carter, heralding a "great new adventure" in energy development, today was ready to unveil plans to use renewable resources chiefly solar power for 20 percent of the nation's energy needs by the year 2000. The president essentially issued it national challenge to shift to other sources of energy than fossil fuels, an official said. In a move some officials acknowledge has political motivations, Carter is asking Congress to adopt a package of proposals to back his goal, including the creation of a $400 million solar development bank, — — — The Bible Saves Him SAN MATEO, Calif. (UPI) An Air Force policeman who says tie was charged with disobeying orders because he refused to stop carrying his Bible to work has been given an honorable discharge. Steven Itistau, 20, a born-again Christian, said he was charged last month after being caught a second time with a Bible in his briefcase while on duty at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. "II found guilty and sentenced, I'd be the first person ever to go to jail for carrying a Bible in this country," he said. "If prosecuted, it would seem rather silly." — Evening Jiciald ( usps 411210) Wednesday, June 20, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 261 Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, Inc.. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla 3277) Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 Home Delivery: Week, 7$ cents; Month, $321; 4 Months, $11.50; Year, 134 00 By Mail: Week, IS cents; Month 1340; 4 Months, $20.40; Year, O CC Cable Rate H'' Ike Del ayed By JANE CASSEI.BERRY Orange-Seminole Cablevision a Herald Staff Writer graduated rate increase penS em trio Ic Cablevision ding action by the governor on a customers in Longwoodhn bill deregulating the industry in have been advised by the areas where it has noncompany a rate Increase will go e x c I u s i V e I r a n c h i se into effect Jul 1 may get a agreements. If signed, the temporary delay thanks to deregulation would go into the l.ong owl City Corn- effect O(A. 1, according to City iltission. Attorrie) Ned .Julian Jr., who The commimmiission voted said the Finn should be advised Monday night to (Icier adoption by letter that the city has not of the ordinance granting ;iuthoriii'd the increased rates. On May 21, the city coin. mission approved an increase in the basic nionthly fee from $6.50 to $7.50 a iiionth, to a maximum of $8 by the end of 1980. The governor's legislative office in Tallahassee said today it may be another week or 10 days before the governor decides whether to sign or veto the legislation. The Florida League of In Longwood Municipalities has asked the governor to veto the bill. If the bill goes into law, when deregulation becomes effective the liingwood Cityo Commissi n no longer would have control over the cablevision fees in the city since the (inn does not have art exclusive agreement. The city of Sanford, which several niiunths ago denied it rate increase request from Orange-Scmmiimiule Cablevision, also could be affected by the deregulation as its franchise agreement is also flOflexclusive. City Manager Warren Pete Knowles says the iii iii's 10-year contract with the city'-has three or four year,s left to run." and he is not sure how the proposed las's would affect the franchise. Rick Hult, administrative assistant to the director of public works for Seminole in the unicorporated areas the county. "AS far as I c; determine, this would definite take us out of the picture f. setting the rate structure, but By BRAD PURDOM Kulbes has suggested an Herald Staff Writer increase in the tax rate from $3 The question of whether Lake per thousand of assessed value Mary will increase its property to $4 per thousand. lie said the taxes and, if so, by what increase is needed ''to continue amount will be taken up at a present city services and to city council workshop June 28 meet the needs of the contaccording to Phil Kulbes, cit munity as its population grows manager. larger." At that time, the council will Kulbes also has cited the consider Kulbes' recoin- city's need f o r a new 2,000 fire mendation that the tax be truck as one of the major raised. If it decides to increase reasons for an increase in the tax, it then will determine taxes. an amount and set it date for a Lake Mar's interim fire referendum. Kulbes has asked chief, Jim - Orioles, said the council to schedule the 'fuesd_ir the truck could be referendum for July or August. purchased out of the fire Jury Deliberating In would have to study ti (lucullient to see exactly wh impact it would have," H( said. — , Jeremy Thorpe Trial LONDON (UPI) — The jury in the trial of former Liberal party leader Jeremy Thorpe left an Old Bailey ourtroom today to decide whether Thorpe Is guilty or .nnocent of incitement and conspiracy to murder. Judge Joseph Cantley told the jury of nine men and .hree women Tuesday that he would be concluding his two-day summation of the case and had "very little" more to say. In the Old Bailey's case No. 782002, billed as "The trial of the century" in some British newspapers, Thorpe, banker David Holmes, businessman John Le Mesurier and amusement machine distributor George Deakin all face charges of conspiring to murder Norman Scott, MIAMI tJPI Robert correspondence courses in hotel 1973. his conviction was upheld sometimes told prospective Alter he left college, Sullivan killing. Sullivan told a detecti Sullivan has been whiling away and restaurant management by the U.S. Supreme Court in employers he had a college managed a Howard Johnson's after the arrest, "I alwa3 his time on Florida's death row appear extremely dimmi. 1976. degree, but he never was motor lodge for about eight wanted to commit a murder, learning to be a hotel manager. Sullivan's name was on one of graduated. Sullivan's life has been it months. Court records show he his chances of completing the the two death warrants signed mixture of privilege and denial. Joe Pineda, for whom he began drinking heavily and Circuit Court Judge Edwar Tuesday by Guy. Bob Graham. 1k' never knew his real worked at the University of 1gan frequenting homosexual Cowart, who sentenced Sulliva Sullivan. 31, a sturdily-built, parents. At the age of two Miami's tnitraniurals Office, bars. to die, said, it was proix round-faced Man with slightly weeks, tie was adopted by a testified asacharacter witness because Sullivan failed to sho' curls dark hair, Pale cuniiple- Nashua, N.H., physiciami a rid for Sullivan at the mur d er trial. In 1t172, tie returned to Miami ''one scintilla of remorse.'' XiOfl, and engaging toothy his wife. But when the buy was Pinieda, now director of from Boston with Reid 'o smile, is one of the brightest six, his adoptive parents split student activities at the univer- McLaughlin, 26, a roommate, anmiong the 132 persons awaiting up and tie was raised by his sit)', said, Ale led us all to who pleaded guilty as an acHowever, while awaitjn execution ill Florida's electric foster mother in Boston. believe he had completed his comnplice in the killing of Sch- trial, he edited the Dade Count chair. Sullivan's attorney, Ho)' degree, and it wasn't until he nnidt and testified against Jail's twice monthly "Jaithot lie was sentenced to die in Black, said the foster mother is applied for a position on Sullivan. McLaughlin is serving Blues'' mmiagazine. In it, hi 1973 for the abduction an d now a mental patient. campus and we checked his life iniprisonunent. wrote, ''If convicted and sen slaying of Donald Schmidt, 39, credentials we discovered he Fresh (ruin high school in tenced to death, the man wd the assistant manager of a 1965, Sullivan enrolled in hadn't received his degree. It Sullivan and McLaughlin not receive any chanc Howard Johnson motor lodge business administration at the was a shock to many of us who were traced through a credi t whatsoever to cormect himself (luring a $2,600 robbery at University of Miami. lie knew him. That was not a part card stolen from Schmidt and To my eyes, it is a complett Homestead, Fla., on April 9, remained until 1969 and he of his character before." arrested a week after the failure of the system." l tt Soviets Trio Arrested In Altamonte For Thefts Three Winter Haven residents in their 30s were arrested Tuesd...afternoon in Altamonte Springs after police found $900 worth of stolen merchandise in their car, according to records. Ivory McIntire, 32, Luevenia Patton, 33 and Edna Mae 'l'immnons, 39, all of Winter haven, were arrested oil a charge of grand theft, in the parking lot of the Altamonte Springs mall, according to records. A Ilurdines' security officer told police he saw the three defendants remove several pairs of ladies' underwear from a rack and place them inside it shopping bag, records indicate. The three Winter haven residents allegedly then left the store without attempting to pay for the underwear, the security officer said. Altamonte police apprehended the three after they reached their car in mall lot, according to the report. l'he car was searched and more than $900 in stolen merchandise was found Ili the trunk, police said. VANDALS STRIKE A bottle was thrown through a plate glass window at the Li Champ Store at 2990 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, early Sunday morning, police said. Police said the damage to the store was estimated at $250. BREAK IN AT SGT. PEPPER'S Someone broke into a t een center Sunday in South Seminole County and made off with $2,765 worth of property, according to Seminole County deputies. Issue Warning roff MOSCOW (UP!) The Soviet Union issued a stern warning to the U.S. Senate today that amendments to the SALT II treaty could have "grave and even dangerous" implications for U.S.-Soviet relations, The warning came in a long editorial printed by the Communist Party daily Pravda rntl I UUVWiL by the official Tass news agency, Reiterating statements by Soviet president Leonid Brezhnev during last weekend's summit conference in Vienna, Pravda warned that Moscow "will not consent to any departures from the accords reached." — Next 1n Ch - air, 9 TAMPA. Fla. UPI; Charles Proffitt 's trip toward the electric $$hair began in the early morning hours of July 10, 1973, when he stabbed a high school wrestling coach to death "just to see what it would feel like." Joel Medgebow, 23, and his wife Patricia were asleep Ili their apartment when Proffitt broke in, took a butcher knife (ruin the kitchen and plunged it into Medgehow. Mrs. Medgebow woke up during the attack and was struck in the lace and knocked to the floor as Proffitt fled. She was not seriously injured. Police were led to Proffitt as a suspect witemi his wife called about an hour after Medgebw was killed to say he had returned to their mobile home and told her tie had stubbed a man during a robbery. lie gathered up some clothes and left in his ear. "Mr. Proffitt states that he believes he is capable of killing again, that his main reason for killing on this occasion was that tie 'just wanted to Eec what it would feel like,''' psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Sprehe told the trial court. But Sprehe also said Proffitt was competent and knew what lie was doing when lie killed Joel Medgebow, despite being it "sociopathic personality." Mary Bassett, who Lived with the Proffitts, overheard him tell of the stubbing and later testified for the state at his trial. l'roffitt's car was found abandoned at Brooksville, 44 miles north of 'l'ainpa, and nine days after the killing lie contacted his half-brother, police Sgt. Robert Glander in Stainlord, Comm. According to Glander, Proffitt asked him to meet hint at the Stamiiford railroad station, which lie did. (;lumider arrested him and lie later was returned to Tampa to stand trial. Dr. James Crumubley, a physician who works part time at the hiillsborough County jail, testified at his trial Proffitt asked to talk to hiiiui thinking lie was a psychiatrist and that their conversation would be confidential. Crwnbley said Proffitt told him he had killed Medgebow, had experienced a sense of relief once lie had done so, and felt an "overwhelming" urge building up again to the point that he felt lie may kill someone else. He said Proffitt believed he would be acquitted because of a luck of evidence and that he wanted psychiatric treatment to prevent hun front killing someone else. Crwnbley said he broke his promise of confidentiality because tie felt a greater duty to protect society from another killing. A circuit court jury found Proffitt guilt)' of first-degree murder in Mardi of 1974 and recommended the death penalty. He was sentenced to death March 21, 1974, by Circuit Judge Walter N. Burnside Jr. Proffitt's appeal of the death sentence to the U.S. Supreme Court was the landmark case in which the nation's highest court upheld the constitutionality of the Florida death penalty law July 2, 1976. ---i — UI ON SALE TODAY ON LY.......FROM 12 'tO 9 P.M. KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UPI)—Malaysian troops have repaired six boats and lined them up on a beach in pre pa ration for forcing another 2,000 Vietnamese refugees out to sea, diplomatic sources said today. 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"carelessly and negligently" comistructed a building with defective wiring and then conveyed that building to the Jack.sons, On Jan 20 1977 the bwldimig caught on fire due tc the (Ief'ctive wiring thit' suit claims The Jacksons claim theysustained $46,462.23 tit building damage; $20,975 mt personal prope'rt) and $2,051 for additional living expenses. object to slip gsn Bayport: high, 12:29 a.m., aJPow' ,eutter,oia low to mid 90s, LA)ws tonight 11:44 p.m.; low, 5:56 a.m., 6:59 Dorothy Lee Selph, Longwood Elaine C. HuithIngs, Or.ng• City mostly in the tow to mid 70a. p.m. DAILY - . a.m.; 6:44 6 44 p m low 12:08 a ni, Port 6.03 n.m.; 6:36 p.m.; low, 11:59 ' uthsemsnowers. " `?,--_.._.. ~. The burglars entered the air vent on the roof of Sgt. Pepper's, 1508 N. Orlando Drive, near Winter Park. They then used a shovel to chip a hole through the ceiling, deputies say. Judging from the size of the hole, deputies speculate the burglars probably are "small and thin." Once Inside the storage room, the burglars stole it cash register, 300 packs of cigarettes, two turntables, four flashlights and otliec property, deputies say. BOAT, MOTOR STOLEN Ant 18-foot boat, niotor and trailer valued at $3,500 was reported stolen from the residence of aSouth Seminole County iliiitt, '0.cording to Seminole County deputies. William Rhodes, 38, of 18.39 Maywood Drive, near Winter Park, told deputies the boat was last seen at 8:30 aim. Sunday on the west side of his garage. He discovered the property mmssimig about 6 p. mn. Sunday deputies say. BU l((,LAlt A burglar broke into the home of Charles Harris, 112 Drew Ave., Sanford, sometime Monday and stole golf dubs mmid otherr items with a total value of $825, police said, Police said the thief gained entry to the house by using a thin disc the lock on a side door. Winds variable 10 mph or less. Rain probability 20 percent today aand Thursday. 'I'IIUILSDAY 'riis Daytona Beach' high, 6' 11 Forecast :- ADMISSIONS Sanford: John R oxl. J. Garland Kalitt E. Harris Mariles V. McGibbon John 0. Jump Annie Ruth RWnson Elsie Hagman, DeBary Accordimig to the swt, A rmstrong and his wife were about to the auto-train terminal in Lorton, Virginia to return to Florida when Walter Arnnstrong tripped on the steps. ;tx-mit.stronig, who said he fell on the steps, charges the curporatiomi was negligent in failing to keep its premises In a "safe condition." Arnmistrong suffered injuries about his body and extremities, the suit states, The steps are not constructed high enough to determine the change in floor level, the civil suit states. Also the corporation failed to install a handrail in the center of the steps to provide a "safe means of decenision." I WEATHER HOSPITAL Jessie M. Walter and Alice Armstrong of Palm Beach ('ounty have filed suit against Auto-Train Corporation and seek damages in excess of $2,500. , — SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Semnorani Blvd. As a result of the collision, Patterson sustained injuries and is seeking damages. the Meet Called On Refugees .. department's existing budget. made without the benefit of a the lowest it) Seminole County. bJrtlri of the tax would be $45, Winter Springs imposes it tax at the new rate it would amount lie said the company from tax increase, but said that which the city plans to buy the would require 'tightening our of $2.14 per $1,000 of assessed to $60. Kulbes said the tax rate in truck will finance the purchase belts and cutting services in value. By taxing at it rate lower over seven rears with it down soine other areas." lie said than $3 per $1,000, Winter kake Mary has not been inpayment of $11,500. such it pinch ''might even in Springs disqualifies itself from creased in the five years since ''1 just don't want the fire elude the police (lepartnient." matching state fund_s on local the citys inception. During department being blamed for a Kulbes said the city needsto projects. Florida will not niiatch those five years, he said, the tax increase,'' he said. ''The pave some 26 miles of dirt funds for an) project on- ('it% '5 population has almost city mar need one: I'm not roads, improve its stormu derlaken byia city tax ng at a doubled. arguing with that. But we could drainage, extend its sewage rate under that figure. If approved, the tax hike purchase the new fire truck by amid water lines, and construct a If like Mary voters approve would not by be felt spending just a little more than new city hall. He said the in the proposed increase later this homeowners until 1980. one-third of the $32,500 we've crease is needed for these summer, the 1980 tax on an : special meeting of the already been allocated as this reasons, and to keep up with average $,000 home and land council has been set for July 19 iiiflatioii. year's budget." with it $5,000 homestead to discuss the availability of Itke Mary's tax rate, for its exemption will increase $15. At state and federal grants, Kulbes agreed Tuesday that the purchase probably could Lx' 1X)rtIoii of the tax bill, is among the current rate, the local Kulbes said. — - £ L ake M ary Workshop Set On Tax Hike W ORLD IN BRIEF County, says Orange-Sernin, Cablevision also has a rx exclusive franchise to open Sullivan Among B rig htest On Death Row P Wednesday, June 20, 1979—lA Evening Herald, Sanford, F), ~, - -) 'MA YBELLINE 'AIDS CUTEX SPECIAL 68C 137 011-Control' M.Z2. I ox' BATH ..A; . . FOR ' 37 630880 . 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For the un-informed. too-ranking officials with the Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering were quoted In not only local newspapers, but in the Bible of sports—Sports Illustrated — as saying that gamefixing Is widespread throughout the industry and involves all frontons. I count myself as one of those fans who have always believed in the honesty and Integrity of the sport. That's why I am anxiously awaiting the outcome of the on-going investigation of the Division. State officials claim there are going to be numerous Indictments against high-ranking fronton officials and players. The general contention by fronton officials In response to queries concerning the honesty of the sport as played in Central Florida is that there isn't Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director _______ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. . U W Hard To Ignore The By .HM HAYNES Japanese Lesson What nation leads the world • in per capita production of manufactured goods? Of the major industrial countries, which boasts the fastest growing gross national product? What nation possesses the most advanced technologically advanced industrial base? The correct answer to each of these questions is not the United States, but Japan. Japan's per capita production of manufactured goods exceeds that of the United States by 50 percent. Its rate of investment and GNP growth is more than double that of the United States. Japan's workers, contrary to the cheap-labor stereotypes of a decade or so ago now have more disposable income than most Americans. And, although the aggregate wealth of the Japanese economy remains a distant second to that of the United States, the comparative growth curves leave little doubt that the gap will continue to narrow. That the Japanese have registered such spectacular gains in just over three decades since their crushing defeat in World War II is truly remarkable. That they have done so on an overcrowded island barely the size of Montana with almost no natural resources should command the admiration of the world. It should also, as Harvard Prof. Ezra Vogel notes in a thought-provoking article in Saturday Review, stir Americans to a closer examination of what might be learned from Japan's success. These lessons are particularly appropriate at a time when the United States faces a growing requirement for energy and raw material imports and a concomitant need to sell more American products abroad. After all, Japan's economy is built around an even greater dependence on imported energy and foreign trade. Japan's $20.6-billion trade surplus last year and the United States' $29-billion trade deficit for the same period suggests justhow eU each country has met its respective economic challenge. Chief among the applicable lessons cited by Prof. Vogel is the need to stress cooperative rather than adversarial relations between government and private-sector economy. The Japane..government'siyil11ngntsc. to .use the tools of national economic policy to stimulate exports and help keep key Industries competitive on world markets Is hardly mirrored in Washington. By way of contrast, whether on taxes, anti-trust policy, or regulation, government and corporations on this side of the Pacific are more often at odds than cooperating in the interests of coordinated economic strategy. Few in Washington have paid sufficient attention to the critical shortage of capital available for Investment and the modernization of this country's aging industrial plants. Research and development lag partly because of apathy in Washington, partly because of shortsightedness in corporate board rooms, and mostly because the nation has yet to grasp the extent to which foreigners have stolen march on our tradItional technological lead. Japan's enviable record of labor-management peace contributes significantly to the competitive advantage Japanese products enjoy in world markets. American labor and management could learn much from this example, but few seem interested. The Japanese have always been renowned for their willingness to copy the West and improve on what they borrow. They are now in a position to return the favor and Americans would be foolish indeed to Ignore the lessons of Japan's dazzling "Daddy, who IS 'number one': the New York Yankees, the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Seattle Supersonics Of the Montreal CanadlenS?" . ~ w - — - 3 ..b' , ' ;;:: ... t:::: ¼.. ••'. :::.:......... ............... - 4, e, ........ •_, S ........ 'Sb. ........ A Double Standard A ______ revocations for all insurance licenses. For the period since the committee's figures were compiled, Florida has lifted an additional 55 licenses for health care sale offenses and 25 for other violations under a continuing crackdown policy ordered by State Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter. "Florida has the largest percentage of senior citizens in its population and It is among the elderly that a small but aggressive band of unscrupulous agents prey," Gunter said. "We simply will not tolerate their presence here. That Is why we have drafted new rules affecting Medicare supplemental insurance sales. That is A Congressional report cites New York and Florida as leading all other states in revoking insurance agent licenses for health Insurance sales abuses. The same two states together with California and Virginia accounted for almost 60 percent of all insurance agent licenses lifted during a five year period ending in 1877, according to the study released by the House Select Committee on Aging. More than 75 percent of the 245 licenses revoked in Florida in the study period, a total of 191, weme for abuses in the sale of health insurance. This compared with a nationwide state average of 25 revocations for health licenses and 85 why we are lifting licenses and suspending agents who practice dishonest sales techniques wherever we find them," he said. The 444-page report of the House Aging Cornmittee, complete with graphs and charts analyzing enforcement efforts by state, was released to coincide with a call by its chairman, U.S. Rep. Claude D. Pepper Fla.) for a national crackdown in the sale of Medicare supplemental insurance. 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Soon the oil billio ns began pouring into the shah's coffers much of it by way of the Chase Manhattan Bank, Banking sources In New York City, Paris and Geneva have told us that the shah escaped with a staggering $25 billion, which he still controls through a maze of co rporate fronts and bank - accounts. In two interviçws, Kissinger angrily den ied the Insinuation that his attitude toward the shah was Infl uenced in any way by the Rockefellers' f inancial dealings. Ills present services for the bank, be insisted, are st rictly advisory. He also denied evidence that he has continued to advise and assist the shah. But among the documents , that the shah's ambassador ____ left behind In the Iranian embassy were copies of cables he had sent to the shah. One of them, classified top-secret and dated Nov. 5, 1978, contains reactions to the shah's decision to Install a military government. . - -p.-.! ..b - ..e. ...a. 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Kissinger told us that he made no such statement to Zahedi; in fact; that he was out of town at the time. Kissinger said it was not uncommon for ambassadors to concoct false, flattering reports. It was also possible,' be suggested, for the shah's enemies to have fabricated the cable after they took over the embassy. Iranian sources told us that Kissinger, after his departure from government, kept in constant ' 1 GILLETTE ' .-. ':...' 'ROACH TAPE ' LADIES' SLIDE SANDALS SIGNAL MOUTHWASH , ' - . ... .. ~~ .~~ , ". '" Ill ik:. - ' RAID Fill, $I ii, - JACK ANDERSON tei :'.(;.. '.It .' ~' -.,~, w-~,, ' - • ,.,.,,, 149 ; .P Free food! Well, almost. In just over an hour, Mrs. Janina Cavin of Altamonte Springs spent the first half of the $200 Pubhix Super Market gift certificate she won in a drawing held by the Seminole County Association of Retarded Citizens, "I've bought meat today I've never bought before In my life," she said. MEXICO CITY (UP!) It ing insects, says he has deeper on Tepeyac Hill and put the was past midnight when the two reasons for organizing a scien- tilma, which was soon credited Americans, accompanied by a tific team to study the cloak, with working miracles, inside "I'm Interested in doing what it. The church was granted bishop, a policeman and workmen, slipped out of the Virgin of William James said 100 years basilica status in 1904 by Pope Guadalupe Basilica, Latin ago — bringing together reli- Pius X. America's most revered shrine. glon and science. In our culture Secular authorities note that The Americans — Jody Brant we live lives that are too the apparition, on the site of a Smith, 36, a philosophy teacher compartmentalized." temple to the Aztec goddess from Pensacola, Fin., and "It's a miracle we got down Tonatzin, hastened the Indians' Philip S. Callahan, 56, a there to do it," said Callahan, a conversion. Gainesville, Fla., entomologist Catholic. "It was the most In 1938, German Nobel Prize had what moving experience of my life, chemist Richard Kuhn, after and biophysicist they came for — 60 pictures of just getting that close. I got the studying the cloak's colors, said the Virgin of Guadalupe Cloak same strange feeling others did he was unable to determine which 300 million Latin Amen- who worked on the Shroud of their basis but concluded they can Catholics regard as Turin." were not animal, mineral or But Callahan said his faith vegetable dyes. miraculous. "We worked until after will not influence his study of In the 1950s, Mexican midnight under the tightest the cloak, which he said Is ophthalmologist Rafael Torija kind of security you can better documented than the Lavolgnet reported that the eyes of the Virgin showed three imagine," said Smith, a Pen- Shroud of Turin. Callahan said a preliminary images of the same human face sacola Junior College philosphy teacher whose idea to study the report on the pictures, 40 of and reflected the light of sacred cloak was prompted by them infrared, will be ready in examining instruments. recent scientists' reports on 90 days. The infrared film will Smith says he Is grateful to show if there Is a preliminary Mexican church authorities Italy's Shroud of Turin. "The question came into my artist's drawing under the who turned down other requests mind: is there anything else in Virgin's image. The other to study the cloak but accepted the world like the Shroud of pictures will be computer his, Turin? I thought about enhanced and studied for clues "I don't know why they did it. to the Image's origin. It's baffling. But we won't let Guadalupe," he said. The 52-inch Image has been them down. We're not here to The Shroud of Turin, proserved in that Italian city's cited as proof that the Virgin tear down anything. We don't 1 U UU i- Mary appeared to a poor claim to know everything." cathedral since the 16th Indian, Juan Diego, in 1531, Just Smith said he and Callahan tury, bears a likeness which 12 years after Spanish conquiswill proceed as the Shroud of touch with Zahedi and visited the embassy once many belleveto be that of Jesus tador Hernan Codes invaded Turin team did, by narrowing twice a week. This, too, was denied by Kissinger Christ and Is believed by man to alternatives to w hat th e image . The Mexico. who said he saw Zahedi socially only "five or six be Christ's burial cloth Legend says the Virgin, who Is. Later, he and Callahan, who times." popular belief of Latin far are working on their own American Catholics is that the appeared in the guise of a dark- SO We have signed receipts which Intime and money, may ask the Guadalupe Cloak shows a skinned Aztec princess atop international Shroud of Turin dicate the shah's axnbrnador at least kept the miraculously imprinted Image Tepeyac Hill, asked Diego to team to help, he said. Kissingers supplied with expensive Iranian of a dark-skinned Virgin Mary. urge the local bishop to build a caviar. On Feb. 8, 1978, they received a case of He and Callahan stress that a Each year millions of p11- church on the spot. Persian vodka with their caviar. The receipts definitive report on the cloak To prove the request came grins from places as far away also show mysterious packages and envelopes Diego picked a will take years. as Argentina, Peru and Brazil from the Virgin, going to Kissinger. He accepted a small Persian Already, he séld, a publishing come to see the cloak, which bunch of blooming roses on the rug, for example, worth thousands of dollars. where none bloomed in company has expressed inhangs behind the main altar at bill, We have also established that Kissinger and them inside his tered In a book on the winter. He put 'the ultra-modem basilica, David Rockefeller, chairman of the Chase an Aztec cloak made Guadalupe Cloak. Smith, who calls himself a tilma Manhattan Bank, made it their business to find a religious existentialist, says he from cactus fibers and tied sanctuary for the deposed shah. Our sources say does not believe the cloak is toga-style around one shoulder ' Sleep Better that Rockefeller arranged the shah's temporary — and took them to Bishop Juan ' ____In Ait Conditioned___ necessarily miraculous. refuge In Nassau and that Kissinger intervened Zumarraga. "In our culture to say 'I don't do with President Lepez Portillo to get the shah When the tilma was opened, It know' means 'no' and I'm not admitted to Mexico. may never be was found to be imprinted with We Meanwhile, both }C1's4er and Rockefeller I saying that. to understand the cloak, an Image of the Virgin, her able I i e tried in vain to obtain permanent residence for but the way to try lstodothe hands clasped in prayer, her ~ the shah In the United States. Rockefeller also head bowed to the right, a blue Air Conditioning System ~ sent Robert Armao, a former member of the late I research we can." wrap covering a long white and ~ of aid enlisted the Smith, who Nelson Rockefeller's vice presidential staff, "to Callahan, a U.S. Department of gold dress, her feet planted atop •yy Nassau to coordinate the shah's operation. MING IN C Agriculture scientist famed for a quarter moon held up by an This curious shah-Rockefefler.Kissinger his 'studies showing UFO angel. connection appear to be at the center of the great !y ' F1')Mll 1 i Tnv1 Zumarraga built the church sightings are swarms og Iranian puzzle. - I - ' 1' • - • IMOT DRINK MIX Bottle 01 ¶00 Depentl able iari rt'l'C? LIMIT Herald photo by Tom Ne?s.4 SHE'S BRINGING ________ ________ L IGH TER SIDE - 'e'r le .It,, ,,.'- '' '' _ 0 17-1.1 i, a -- - '''I ' I"' _- .,~ M W"'1111 _ - W- • ____ __ TABLETS W- —Florida ranks first in the number of complaints related to accident and health insurance, a total of 14,895, and ranks third in overall complaints with 34,059. —Florida and 14 other states have ordered that policies comply with readability standards in an effort to make cost and benefit information onderstandablu. ______ 1 . Among the other findings pertaining to Florida in the Pepper report are: —Florida leads the nation in the number of professionals assigned to investigate health insurance complaints. The state has 71 investigators compared to 64 for New York, 22 for Pennsylvania and 9 as a state average. ..' 1 i''f ( I ~... . . KOOL AID - I. . .-.. r'4.. b.'. - ECKERD'S ONO HASSLE QUALITY PHOTO GUARA EE rT--" " /TwIcE THE PRINTS TWICE THE FiLM I BUFFERIN w • __ 01' - Specifically, Pepper asked Congress to give state insurance corn. missioners the power to regulate policies sold through the mail by denying such solicitations in any state where they have not been approved, Pepper's bill also establishes a voluntary program wherein cornpanics selling insurance to supplement Medicare can in effect receive it federal "good housekeeping seal of approval" by meeting certain benefit and cash criteria. p. ~' -- Commerce Conuiuttee to adopt legislation to combat the nationwide abuses. (The Aging Committee is strictly it fact-finding lx)dy and does not have legislative authority). Pepper termed the sale of many so-called "Medigap policies" inadequate and worthless and said cumulatively it amounted to a national scandal. Pepper asked the House Interstate & Foreign ' WASHINGTON— Some fascinating documents, including a secret message from Henry Kissinger to the shah of Iran, have turned up in Washington. They were left behind by the shah's urbane ambassador, Ardeshir Zahedi, after he vacated the Iranian embassy. The documents add some new Jigsaw pieces to the great Iranian puzzle. They Indicate that Kissinger, after'leaving government, continued to advise the shah; that Kissinger recommended the return to prison of the dissidents whom President Carter had encouraged the shah to release and that Kissinger worked behind the scenes with the Rockfellei- brothers, Nelson and David, to assist the shah. These startling allegations add to time puzzle that we have been piecing together from topsecret documents and exhaustive Interviews. In pad columns, we have established that the Rockefeller brothers had close financial ties to On shah and that he had ordered his subordinates to channel Iranian oil funds through their Chase Manhattan Bank. Significantly, Kissinger began his international career as a foreign policy director for the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. He is now back with the Rocketellera, at least nominally, as a consultant to the Chase Manhattan Bank. There Is also suppressed, secret documentation that the shah was the driving force behind ql:.s. ft4i_. - WASHINGTON (NEA) — Now that President Carter and Soviet Premier Leonid Brezhnev SCENE: A dark, cramped, high-ceilinged signed the SALT treaty, the administration's office in an old government building in attention can shift to the next battle: obtaining Washington, D.C. It is the Bureau of Double fel i the 67 Senate votes needed to ratify the treaty. Standards, occupying only two rooms. In the The debate will be long and intense. Senators Goo Inner room, the chief of the bureau gazes out the will scrutinize not only the details of the strategic . window. His assistant, Smithers, rushes In. arms limitation treaty but also the entire web of SP4ITHERS: Chief! Chief! Great news. It's the : U.S.-Soviet * relations and the Carter ad break we've 'r be \p en waiting for: th e first reall y ministration's controve rsial handlin g of national " good news since the Human Rights Office security issues. people traveled around South America giving In a recent article in Foreign Policy magazine, those governments lectures on morality. two foreign policy specialists state the the SALT " debate will confront the nation with the CHIEF: Calm down, Smithers, We've waited "collapse" of the traditional bipartisan coalition so long a few moments to catch your breath I. on foreign policy Issues. won't hurt. "Carter has largely squandered the reserve of h earyouscrearm SMIThERS: Right, chief, but I'm very exbipartisan cooperation in international affairs on cited. You see, the president has decided to keep which his predecessors relied, "Alton Frye and the sanctions on Zimbabwe Rhodesia, despite the William D. Rogers state. "Responsibility (for fact they elected a new black majority govern. the breakdown in cooperation) rests squarely on ment freely, with nearly two-thirds of the the president and the political team he Installed population voting. CopI.y Niws Sin, In the Wh ite Ho use." CHIEF: Wonderful, but did he use the In several cases, Carter's failure to unlanguage we drafted for him? derstand Congress has severely hurt him and SMITHERS: Yes, that's the best cart. He said now makes treaty ratification more difficult, the elections weren't "free and fair" enough to they claim, citing decisions to change the SALT justify his lifting the sanctions. He said that plan developed with the Soviet Union by keeping them on would be in the best Interests of President Ford and Secretary of State Henry the U.S. and get this the people of ZimKissinger and to terminate the -1 bomber and babwe Rhodesia. neir bomb:II-o(ruina. r Y CHI , Pwfed. Did he, go aU the Catter's success in gaining essential Af compare the new government in Salisbury un' Republican votes for the Panama Canal treaties, favorably with, say, Nigeria or Zambia or " By DICK WEST Mideast jet sales and reversal of the arms been protected by the Federal Overcoat Tanzania? Insurance Corp. embargo to Turkey merely gave the GOP more WASHINGTON (UPI) — Many folks seemed SMIThERS: Not quite, but he implied it and! leverage to oppose Carter on SALT, the authors startled by testimony that Sen. Herman Secondly, there is the matter of convenience, doubt the point was lost on the public. He made it state. Talmadge once kept up to $45,000 in $100 bills in Coimnittee investigators reported that Tal- pretty obvious that If a government in Africa is Administration officials are hoping the the pcckct.s of an old ovrcat. madge rarely wrote checks for cash. Which Is run by a dictator, is Marxist or socialist or has a treaty's merits and strong public support for easy to understand. I fall to see what all the fuss Is about. self-proclaimed emperor, president-for-life or I arms control will convince the large number of Had the senator's ex-wife told the Senate s one-party rule or if It has oil it threatens to I mean, why go to the trouble of writing check uncommitted senators In both parties. Ethics Committee that Talniadge kept $100 bills wi w ith. th hold, such as Nigeria, we'll acco rd that 'i when it was so much easier to make a They are moving on th ree fronts to secure Senate backing. Most important Is personal In the nail pouch of a carpenter's apron, I might government full diplomatic honors. But not drawal from the First National Overcoat? have shared in the astonishment. Rhodesia. lobbying by Carter, Secretary of State Cyrus R. It may be argued, of course, that overcoats Keeping large amounts of currency in the nail CHIEF: In other words, he's holding firm — as Vance, Secretary of Defense Harold Brown and pouch of a carpenter's aprqn would have been don't pay much interest, we recommended for inclusion of the others. highly imprudent. That is the first place burglars That point is valid only if the cash Talmadge terrorists Nkomo and Mugabe, who have refused Supplementing those efforts will be a cam-look when they are ransacking a house for loose allegedly kept there was money he had saved, to participate in talks with the Salisbwy paign mapped out by Gerald M. Rafshoon, Even a commercial bank wouldn't have paid coalition and who turned down every Invitation Carter's public relations adviser, to gain public cash. Had Mrs. Betty Talmadge testified that her to participate in the elections? interest except on a savings account. support through direct presidential appeals to $45,000 in the sleeve of a sat sateen the nation as well as "background" sessions husband kept SMITHERS: Right Andy Young says they've Finally, there is the matter of overdrafts, knoi, I would have been equally thuimexplaining the treaty to the press. got to be part of the deal, even though they've which got Talmadge's fellow Georgian, Bert derstruck. The third phase will be a more sophisticated made it clear they aren't the least bit Interested Lance, into so much trouble. As a politician, Talmadge simply could not In democracy, only getting control of the effort led by Anne Wexler, Carter's public liaison have afforded the risk of the scandal that would Unlike certain banks, overcoats do not honor country. Still, the various dictatorships In the adviser, to educate national leaders about the have ensued had it ever been revealed that lie overdrafts. Tlius the temptation to withdraw neighborhood have told Andy that Nkomo and treaty details. They hope this will translate the underlying public support for arms control into had something up his sleeve, more than he might have deposited was avoided. Mugabe have to be In on the deal or they'll be But the pockets of an old overcoat would seem Senatorial ethics aside, there also Is a question angry with us. And that threat is enough to make approval of the specific treaty. the logical place for hun to have sached a cache. of matrimonial ethics. Some husbands, I have Andy light-headed. Whether these plans will work is the big First of all, there is the matter of security, heard, although I find such shameful behavior CHIEF: Smlthei-s, I'm proud of you. This is a question. Carter critics believe that his handling As a child of the Depression, Talmadge hard to believe, put aside sums of money without great day In the history of the Bureau of Double of the Panama Canal treaties raises doubts probably knew someone who lost money In a telling their long-suffering helpmates about It. Standards, It takes me back to the day the about his ability to handle the more complex bank failure. That experience could have Had Talmadge been trying to hide money f rom president said we coul SALT treaty. Th ey are also on guard for a crea ted a mistrust of banks. dn't control events in other his wife, the cOmmittee might have grounds for countries—referring to the revolution in Iran ' display of White House muscle to extract deals Never, however, has any depositor ever lost faulting him. But her own testimony that she as the administration was cutting off credit from wavering senators, plans that Carter aides any money due to overcoat insolvency. And even took several thousand dollars strongly indicated and arms sales to Nicaragua In order to topple vigorously deny. If It did crash, deposits up to $45,000 would have she regarded the overcoat as a Joint account. the government there. P"7710- 0o #.I$" bp M A Wl( — Rhodesia: I Wednesday, June 20, 1979-5A Florida A Leader In Revoking Licenses Of Insurance Sc lesman RONALD REAGAN Carter H opes For PL i v otes successes. BERRY'S WORLD - on It, that works out to a couple thousand bucks a head. A major problem would be that repeating the act would arouse suspicion from state officials assigned to watch every point played in the 20-week season, the player's manager and worst of all, the fans. I suggest two possibilities an investigation could uncover irregularities and—or game-fixing; or, on the other hand, investigators could founder and find the Sunshine State players Innocent. The end result of the two will be the same, because the finger of accusation has cast a dark shadow over the industry which bound to affect business at Florida frontons. It Is hardly a time for predicting the guilt or in. nocense of jai-alai. But it Is a great time to settle the matter once and for all. The public awaits the next chapter with great interest. ANGL EIWAL TERS -. L Clock enough money to make game-fixing worthwhile. While the jury is still out, and specifics of the investigation are yet to be learned, local fronton officials are understandably indignant over the allegations, made by a couple of top-ranking officials in the agency whose job it is to see that the ship runs a straight course. The pari-mutuel industry in Florida totals better than $90 million per year, and that's the state's share. Total handle last season at the Orlando Seminole fronton was a little better than $20 million, of which 83 percent was returned to holders of winning tickets. In an average game, something a little more than $10,000 will be wagered at the Fern Park fronton. If the alleged game-fixers were to rig the game so a hard-to-come-in number hit (like 7-8), they still would not be able to get more than half the remaining $8,300. And if half the players in a singles game were in Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~_ - -- - - - - jell tog ,A (ka79 it! 1=1 • . - . . - -. �W.d Junso, 979 Kelly Wednesday, June 20, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Labels : ; 4 Stamp Hearings _ ' An Outrage COUNTY GETS NEW TANKER :Florida Fifth District Congressman Richard Kelly has called Monday's Agriculture hearings an "outrage and an inse nsitive exploitation of the elderly for political purposes." The House Agriculture Subcommittee on Nutrition held the hearings In Miami to consider increasing food stamp benefits for elderly persons with high out of pocket medical expenses. "This hearing Is unnecessary and untimely", said Kelly. "I introduced an amendment in committee on May 31 to restore food stamp benefits to elderly recipients who were cut back by changes In the Food Stamp law that went Into effect last March. My amendment passed the full Agriculture Committee by a vote of 247." I . .,, •- • '... : r. e . ........ . . '..• •., .. ye L- Five days later the Kelly Amendment was dropped from the bill In another committee action. Congressman Fred Richmond of New York urged the committee to delete the Kelly amendment because hearings were scheduled later in the year and he wanted "to give others (in Congress) a chance to participate." Kelly argued that further hearings were unnecessary and called for Immediate action to give help to the needy elderly. -. Kaiser said. I Herald photo by Tom Netsel . "Elderly Americans with high medical expenses do not need hearings," said Kelly. "They need help. Instead of doing what we need to do for the elderly we are just offering a public relations road show. If this committee really wants to give Immediate help to the elderly, they should vote for my amendment." Subsequent to Initial approval of the Kelly amendment, the House leadership went into a huddle to reverse itself on the legislation. On June 6, the committee voted to reject the amendment by a vote of 26-16. Kelly plans to reintroduce his amendment when the Food Stamp Authorization Is considered by the full house in two-three weeks. Kelly has mounted a massive petition and letter-writing effort to support his amendment. "Rejection of my amendment and these hearings are just a blatant attempt to put a bunch of politicians in the spotlight while thousands of elderly are hungry and deprived," said Kelly. "I do not object to full public debate on this Issue, but If these hearings were so critical, then why did we wait so long to hold them. The food stamp cutback for the elderly went into effect 100 days ago. Why wasn't something done?" 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ROOM FOGGER "I don't know how long It has been since members of this Committee have been hungry," said Kelly. "If you have been hungry and without food for 110 days, eating dogfood and chewing gum to kill your hunger, I wonder how long you would want to wait for a hearing. My amendment was the first congressional response to a problem that needed Immediate remedy artd this Committee vetoed It for purely political reasons." Just push button a leave for 2 hrs. ea. ,,.. REG. 4.99 (ROOM '- PLYING The Kelly amendment would have allowed elderly persons to deduct out-of-pocket medical and dental expenses to calculate food stamp eligibility. Recent legislation put a limit on the deduction for medical expenses. As a result of changes in the law, more than 60 percent of Florida elderly food stamp recipients received a cut back In food stamp entitlements. IN ROACH KILLER ..It is certain that adjustments must be made In the food stamp pram but none $o vital As to protect the elderly who are sick," 1concid.4 Kelly, "Older people who are sick and cannot work should be the number one priority for help under any assiance ograzn." Ns.'flj PAKS 88C Limit 2 June 2023. 1579. W,houi coupon BQ( L K il s1Il4.T. iliU41)$L. WALGIRRIN COUPON ROACK 01.1 controls al left or right. !O The di.ttyovrs.4I I.t.rml,.Uog Service. kills all typos 01 Roathes - (including Palmetto Ius) Ants. Flies, Mosquitoes, $ilv.rfish, Tick,, Fleas. Etc. O1AZINOP4 FORMULA USED BY PROFESSIONAL EXTERMINATORS. .8.99 j Ø.....! 79C I 2 traps REG. 6.99 Noise- Becoming 11I 1 Limit 2 June2023 Without coupon I IS V49 ,• S49 GAL. Ill4TIL1(T1LILL COUPON ICL{ 20-EXPOSURE — A Global Problem COLOR FILM WkI A-I'll 9 Wns or 126 Limit 2. June 20 23, 1579 Without coupon $114 •. WASHINGTON (UP!) 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The report noted that noise Is everywhere and since It does not pose as obvious and Immediate danger as water or air pollution, action to limit noise pollution arouna the world has been modest. Yet continued daily exposure to noise over a period of years can cause hearing loss ranging from slight effects to full deafness. The report said sudden and unexpected noise can affect the body In other ways too. Increased blood pressure, Increased heart rate and muscular contractions have been observed from such lnoise. "Even when a person is accustomed to an environment where the noise level Is high, physiological changes occur," the report said. And It said noise also has psychological effects such as Irritability, tenseness, moodiness, insomnia and fear. In addition, the report said noise can impair the efficiency of work, damage structures and even affect the output of farm Elinal*. I - It has been estimated, the report said, that 500 professions and occupations involve the danger of hearing impairment because of noise. To avoid this, some countries have set noise exposure limits for workers. The United States, for example, has a limit of 90 decibels for eight hoirs a day but the report said it has been found that under such a standard, one-fifth of the exposed work force will suffer hearing damage. As a result, the report said some countries such as the Netherlands have lowered their limits to 80 decibels. Some studies indicate that a maximum of 75 would be better. L Noise is not just a problem on the job. The report said the modern home in developed countries contains many sources of jannoylng noise such as air conditioners, blenders, washing 1 machines, television and high fidelity equipment. But of all the sources of noise today, the report said that caused by surface transportation Is found almost everywhere, it Is pacularly bad in Europe and Japan. 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Sonya, Lot fl Garden Lake Ests., Unit One, Williamso Hts. $27,300. CERCO Constr., Inc. to Dennis W. 0 & K Div., Inc. to Larry A. Dale Pagels $. WI. Leslie, Lot 9 blk 1. & WI Cynthia S., Lot 10 Cardinal North Orlando Ranches, SEC 9. Oaks, $11,900. $14,000. (QCD) Thomas A. Scott & WI Lois (QCD) Ernest A. Rowe, Jr. to I. to Billy Lomax & wt Virginia, Lot Margaret Blanche Bowe, Lot 6, blk S. 81k B Harmony Homes, $71000. B. Fairlane Ests. $100. Antoinette Fortino, M. Paula (QCD) Judith A. Righter, sQl. ti Fortino & Rose Marie Fortino to Joseph P. Fortino, Tomass ma Karl E. Righter, sgI. Lot 12, Rev. Fortino & Antoinette Fortino, Lot 16, Plat Orient. Gdns. $100. H. Miller 6. Sons Orl., Inc. to Laureiwood, $2S.O00. The Huskey Co. to Kendrick Frank W. Guilty 1. WI. Theresa F. Garvin, Inc., Lot 6, 81k D. Sweet. Lot IS, San Sebastian HIS., Un. 3. $561600. water Oaks Sec. 12, $29,900. Howell Cove Constr. to Raymond Lawrence W. Thralkiu 6. wt Doris E. to Theo F: Longo, Lot 3, Indian H. Limes Jr. & wi. Jill P. Lot 9 blk H. Howell Cove, 2nd Sec. $40,600. Hills Un. 6, $59 Gallimore Homes Inc. to Murphy Joseph Capece, Kenneth Capec, & Pamela Capece to Ronald M. Lyn( Builders Inc., 1012, blk C. Lot 20 blk & Sherry A. L.ynd, Lots 106. 11, 81k C& Lot 2,blk B, Spring Valley Ests. A. Sanando Springs, Tr, No. , $90,000, Frieda E. Murir, wit to Robert G. $10,000. Same as above, Lots 12113, 81k A, Hicks (Married) W 227' of E 1 267' of SW'/1 N of Org. Ave. $32,000. $10,000. Polyak Corp. to Mario Mariana & Kent E. Adams & wI Marilyn J. to Franklin F. Ramseur & wf Diane, WI. Joanne Lot 36, Weklva Hills, Sec. Lot 7, 81k C, Sanlando Springs Lk Eight. $62,900. Oaks Sec. 54.333. Roy L. Ray & WI. Linda to Marcia Guy I. Corey & Andrea T. to E. Harper & Gloria J. Robinson, Robert A. McCormack & WI Susan both sql. N 35' of Lot 1$ & S 25' of IS J., Apt. Un 8.201 81k 3, Fairway blk G. Buena Vista Ests. $21,700. Villas, $50,000. Residential Comm. to Randall 0 William R. Hormne & WI Shirley H. Davis I WI. Lucia A., 7 blk J Hidder to Richard G. Jones &wf Patricia J., Lake Un. 1C, $33,500. Lot 1, Wekiva Hills, Sec 4, $71,900. (QCO Alfred Brooks Sr. & wI. Gallimore Homes, Inc. to Albert 5, Bessie to Creative investments, Lot Keller & *1 Mary E., NE cord SW'/1 7 blk 1 Lincoln Heights, $10,600. of SEI/i of NE'Ia of Sec 4, 21.29, etc., (QCD) Bruce M. Morrissette to $192,000. Cheryll A. Morrissette, Lot 1, blk 7 W. Jack Massey & wt Diana A. to Fairiane Ests., SEC. 1 repl. $100. W. Jack Massey, Lot 9, 81k A The Tompkins Dcv. to John 0 Springs Spreading Oaks Village Weinzetl & wt. Janice 0., Lot 293 (QCD), $100. TraiIwood Ests., SEC. Two. $36,000. (QCD) W. Jack Massey to Diana Tompkins Div. to Larry L. Wise, Massey, Un 201 of Bid u, Crown rs,. -. .ø1 L rash..I. ..Ili. ., . -. ju , rir Add, 11W. P. OW . u, 113, Garden Lake Ests., Unit one, F. W. Fullmer Jr., Gin. Contr., Inc. to Frank W. Fullmer Sr., Lots 2 KarlF.P.Woltowici Erikisort &&wI WILinda, CherieLot to 729 01k A, Seminole Tarr Rep, Lots Paul 14, 715, 81k E, Seminole Terr Rep, 25 & W½ of 36, blk C, West Tr. 2, $100. Benjamin L. Jenkins & WI Grace Altamonte HIS., Sac 1 $36,900. Betty&L. Perkins to Billy Joe T. to Robert C. Staats & wI Bernice, Perkins WI Betty L. S 100' of E 177' Lot 12, Mayfair Sic, First Add, of Lot A, Lordland sd, $100. $21,000. Asian L. Lord & Gilbert M. Davidson & WI Marlene I.(QCD) to John B. McNair & WI Brenda WI 5%, of Rose to Marvin R. Cobb I wI Sharon K., Lot 17, 81k 0, Summerset N Sec NEI/a of Sec 9.9.33, volusla Co. etc. $100. 2, $371200. Terry W. Huntsgl. & WI Carl B. Lion Li to William E. Roll Icr Berry E. Wilkes, Lot Helen to 4, blk 0, & WI loan J., Lots 77.76, The Van Arskale Osborne Brokerage Co. Add North Orl. Terr., Sec. four Unit one, to Black Hammock, less part, S31, 11M Cofeen M. Falk to Charles L. $35000. Thomas J. Naughton & WI Fielding, sql. Lot 106 Windward Margaret P. to Kenneth R. Bechte, Square, Sec. One, $37,500. Fox Run Day. Co, Din, Corp Lot 43, 81k A. N OnI Tarr Sec 9 o Un Etc. to Ecward S. Ellis 6. WI Linda, 2. $111000. Lot It Fox Run s.d, $30,000. Wm. Wm. M. Dabney I WI Carol to More Realty Transfers page 1113 K. Lucci, sgl & Barbara J. (QC D) Claire M. Osetek to Wm. S. Lucci, sgi., Lot II Hlghridge addn Glen Arden HIS., Un. 2, $63,900. Oselek, Lot 2, 61k A. idyllwflde bile M. Van Horn Ferrando Loch Arbor, Sec Three, $1,500. Audrey J. Leyden, $ql to George (form. Van Horn) to Traditional W. Holden & wI Lonnie, beg. 66.6' W Contr. Co., Lot 606, Longwood $5,300. Joe H. White to Richard F. Of S' Sec. post of Sec 23.19.30 run W Oldham & WI Robin S. Lot 54, blk C, 335.4' etc., $30,000. James K. Allman & WI Christine Lake Kathryn Park Fourth Addn, E. to Stephen J. LCC1"W ' WI, Paz Traditional A., Lot 36, 61k A, ... . Shores, Madden Contr. Co. to Stephen M. lwf Cindy M.W75'0Iof bid Addn less pail, $36,000. E 325' of N 150' S of CP'urch St., blk 3, Michael B. Castillo & WI Wildmen,, $33,100. Rosemarie to Kenneth B. Mahi, sql., Slxto 0. Rodriguez & WI Lot 4, Ilk 24 Shadow Hill. 544.500.(QCD) Crudta to Wait., A. Levy i WI 93 Rental Units Planned A $1.9 million development approved by Oviedo City Council will provide badly needed rental housing, according to City Planner Richard Stacey. Stacey said he feels many of the fears expressed by residents of the Richfield single-family home subdivision, which adjoins the 16.80 acre site, are unfounded. Residents submitted petitions protesting the project to the city council Monday night, The New Vista Corporation development is a project of Orlando developer Robert Van Dyke, who according to Stacey has been building in Seminole and Orange Counties for several years. The R-2 zoned property is located on the west side of the city at Mission and Chapel Roads. A total of 93 rental units are planned, Stacey said. 'The city found Itself standing between two harsh realities: protesting citizens and the need for rental housing if we are to grow' Under the R-2 zoning construction of duplexes is already permitted, Stacey said, but the developer requested a rezoning for 4.5 acres to permit construction of two-story quadriplex cluster homes. One of the complaints by residents was their objection to increased density, Stacey explained, but actually under would back up to their homes and the second story would overlook their backyards. Stacey said there would be a pie-shaped buffer the size of a football field between the two developments, 300 feet at the widest point and 175 feet £ a at the narrowest. Screening will be provided by trees and shrubs or a fence Stacey said. To resident complaints that the buildings would block off the breeze, Stacey said there would be a minhlTtWfl of 100 feet between each group of four-cluster homes. There was also a fear that the traffic generated by the rental project would create problems, but Stacey said the Richfield subdivision would not be affected because there would be a separate entrance into the new development from State Road 420. The city feels strongly about this particular development, said Stacey, because of our need for more rental housing. We are trying to entice light industry to the area, but can't do it without rental housing. "1 can understand their concern, but we need planned growth in this city." he said. "I think when they left the meeting some of their fears had diminished, while some still feel the same." "The city found itself standing between two harsh realities: protesting citizens and the need for rental housing if we are to grow, he added. Construction could start in three months and is scheduled for completion within 15 months, Van Dyke said. a S '5 RESTAURAN' "gui 2300 STACK I CHAIRS • Salad Bars • Cane back Chairs • 20 Self-Serve Frozen Food Fn • Ice Machine • • SERVING TRAYS CHAFING DISHES— Stainless Steel AND PEPPER MILLS FRUIT BASKETS DISH PAN-Copper CORY COFFEE RANGES MOBILE TABLE PUNCH BOWLS & BOW UNDI ToBi HOME or OFFICE DESKS & CNA11 250 LEFTI AmerIcan oft, ICASH & CARR , r - _- . -. --,. . - - I . , _ _ - . .--- - . - .. - .-- •t.t -. .. . . ,_. . ___ ... _. - . -.-. _.. _,. . _. -_. ..- —..............—. a - I. - slit' said - WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 Little Miss Firecracker Pageant and Fourth of July celebration sponsored by Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycettes and Jaycees beginning at noon, Altamonte Mall. . - .-.. .' • -: - -. , - ,- . --. .. uptimistic, t'FV said today. 'l'hc I 'uriinniunitv i)i'vcloprnt'rit IUick (;t'i,tt is (I fl watch" grant but i, discrut iorwr There is a lot Id i'uiiipctitioii for it and it is i''. ard'ti based on n e ed and v. hat it u ill be w.tsl for. '.1asor Ben Rcisle aitil the (OUIICd are very tn tcrt'stil in the project." Personality Breakfast featuring U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, 8 a.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Coiiunerve. Mon. Fri. 1 0 9PM -- . 'Fin Is. Cox TUESDAY, JULY 3 ALL MERCH $12,100. bik H. Columbus Harbor, $13,500. Sabel Point Prop. Inc. to Orville Jeffrey Garland, Sol & Andrew juts to Ernie G. Quick I WI. Mary, Bliss Lot I? Whisper Wood at label PsiN. Un I $21,900. 7b talk 2$, Dr.amld we 50.100. is needed b the school for classrooms, according to Ms. Cox. Other pos.sible uses for the ct'ritt'r include a con ununity ti tet'ting room, facility for St'iitoi' ('ItiZCn activities atirl office For Outreach worker Janey Rouse, whose 1)ffict' is iios iii a trailer. The councilmen agreed there is a real itced in the whde cot I iiniuiiitv for such a comprehensive center and set a work session for Fuesdas , .111111' 26 at 7:30 p. m. at city hail to discuss the concept. :ii tong the items for discu.sswn will be what should lx' included un the budding. Mial, size is needed. F1FuPSC(l sites, accessibility to those e ho will be using it. and available furulin:: TUESDAY, JUNE 21 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., community center, N. Edgemon. Preschool storytlme, 9: a.m., Sanford Branch Library. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Mid-Florida REACT, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, DeBary, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Corn. munity Center. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 We Minnie Drive. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Polka Dance sponsored by Polish American Space Coast Lodge = at Sertoma Center, Old Apple Plaza across Highway 1 from Marina, 8 p.m. to midnight. Open to public. VALUES TO '3$. 00I%4 Of NW¼ of SaC 16.7149, Markham Place $30,000. P0.900. 0. Scott Brandeis, Inc. Is Charles H. Miller & Ions Oil., Inc. to It. Perry I Diane R. Anderson. Lot Albert P. Talboys & WI Liv S., Lot ii, Markham Place 110.000. 134, Ian Sebastian Hts., Un. 3, now J. Haste? Ill to Diane R. 663.300. Andlorson III, Charles R. Perry Lot 1, Kermit S. Gideon I *1 Grace to blk 0, Columbus Harbor, $13,500. Wm. J. Hoffman Iwt Margaret A., Robert J Hester III to Diane R. from SI car of 5W¼ of Sec 36.1079 Anderson I Osartes I. Perry Lot 4, Heights Muhule School if) Oviedo because the space - ISAI •5 equipment. Moore suggested current available revenue sharing Funds be used to purchase a pint of land on which the inulti-purpo.se center could be built. One of proposed uses for the facility is as a Head Start Center. The program for educationally disadvantaged children, ages 45, is being forced out of its present location at Jackson - C OCCASIONAL Oviedo City Council responded favorably Monday night to a proposal that the city seek a federal grant to build a multipurpose community center. Shelly Cox, program planner for Seminole Community Action and John Moore of Oviedo Citizens in Action Inc. appeared before the council to request the council apply for a Community Development hock Grant to fund construction of the proposed center. Moore said Federal Revenue Entitlement Funds could be used for the purchase of construction materials not covered by the CDBG and for purchase of furniture and related 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. MONDAY, JUNE 25 Monday Moruers Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. 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. Smith 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 AlAnon, 8 p m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Longwood Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 a.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Speaker Rep. Bobby Brantley. Associations] business meeting of Motivators of Orlando, 7:30 p.m., 133 Whooping Loop, Altamonte Springs. ROOM SERVICE CARTS DECORATOR Herald Staff Writer SUNDAY, JUNE 24 12,000 Assoi CALCULATORS SALT By JANE CASSELBERRY Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. 'aelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutherftr Chruch. 100 Co DISHES, PLATES, CUPS, POTS & PANS OVAL Oviedo Eyes Community Center Grant 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. Steam Tables • Wednesday, June 20, 191?-9A Old-fashioned "hoe-down," 6 p.m. to midnight, Maitland Civic Center. Square dancing, country store and round dancing with disco exhibition. 4 $ Sanford, F!. - FRIDAY, JUNE 22 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 a.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 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. Ll LESS THAN 10% Evening NART.AARp luncheon, noon, Sanford Civic Center, bag lunch. Speaker, Mrs. Jean Rhein, Seminole County Librarian. Associated Motivators of Orlando Adventure Seminar, 7 P.M., University Inn., E. Highway 50. TOTAL LI Q I AT LA BIG S I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, 427 S. French Ave., Sanford. Orientation for new and prospective members, Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kittanls, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recover, Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mail, Sears. THURSDAY, JUNE 21 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Friendship Club, 10 a.m. Altamonte Springs Civic Diet Workshop, 10 am, and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, 1.4 and 434. Altamonte Spring Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford Rotoract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole South Seminole AA, noon, mental health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. OES Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Al Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Ir F, Country Club Manor, Unit 2, Springs Sec. $100. $11,000. Helen R. Kirk, wid. to Grant R. Western Caribbean Charters, Inc. Kirk 1. WI Deborah J. 5½ of Lot 115, to Wilco Sales Corp. beg. at 5%., mlii Slavic Colony s.d $10,000. Post of Sec 22.19.29, run W MO' Pt Ronald R. Rucker & wt Ailletta J. 2610' etc., $43,000. to Ronald M. Jones I *1 Carolyn A. (QCD) Brenda Kriechbaum, sgl. E½oIS10 acres ofW5O acres of7. to Gary A. Fryer & wt Melissa C., S • of w of sw',, of Sec 27.30.37 4O'OILO'1.&4.20' oIl, 811' 3,-Pjt!sn . . -. Tarr., $20,000. Ronald M. Jones I WI Carolyn to Dominic J. La Montana I WI John J. lieu & wi Mary & David A. Brenda to Gary A. Fryer & WI Llthgowlwl Jacqueline, E14 of S 1 Meiissa, Lt 11, 81k 0, repl. of acrssofW50 acres of57.$ofW,ot Sonora Units I & 2, 541.000. $WU of Sec 27.20.32, 526,000. American Group One, Inc. to Jason T. Butler I wi Mary to Paul Hagen Homes Inc., Lots 725261 34 D. McCourry I WI Berlie J. W 200' o f Grove Ests., $33,100. Lot 6, blk 0, North Orlando Ran. Frank M. Burrows Jr. & WI thee, Sec. 1 $105,000. Rebecca to Reichert W. Bruckmann Lay J. Whittle, sig to Hung Sung & WI Charlotte .1., Lot 17, Ilk N. Chin I wi Soy V., & Sue Chin Kuo Woodlands, Sec. 2, %0. sql., 1301 Prsssvlew Ave., AS, w R. B. Hartman & wt Ethel to 30.13' of Lot 22, all of 21, blk 63, James R. Fisher I wt Celestlne 0., Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, LI 231 535' 01241 S 1000121,1 all Palm Springs Sec. $69,900. of 29 Rands Addn. LW, $63,333. Carol W. Roberts I WI Sylvia to Michael B. Ryan & *1 Ruth to Joseph H. Surge I wI Virnie F. Lot Charles R. PruIett I wt Nancy L., 334, Spring Oaks Un. $40,000. Lot 49 Sleepy Hollow, $5440. Nadine Baldwin, sql. to Edward P. Joel P. Rivers I WI Beverly to DioriolWI Sandra o.Un2,$heoah, Donald E. Armen & WI Madonna L., Sec One $30,100. 533.25' of Lot 7 all of Lot 10 (less $ Alford Hudson & Louise to Ed. 901 Quiet Acres, $67,000. ward W. MacAIlster I wt Janice C. Dade Fed. to Robby G. Caruthers Lot 3, blli C. Buena Vista Ests, & Deborah A. Smith, Unit 1.1, 515,100. Sandlewood, $34,300. Emit. A. Carter (Form. Mower) to The Babcock Co. to Wm. C. Barbara L Muller E 100' of N 70.79' Pichler I WI Elsa PithIer, B., Lot of$317.37'ofNW¼oINEv.of$EU, 212, Windward Square, Sec. Three, Sec. 36.19.30 133,500. $42,. 100 Diversified Real Est Svc., Inc. to Dade Fed. to James R. Leckie as Sylvia Wilson (married) 030' of Lot WI Catherine, Unit H.3 Sandle iond, 19 all of 20 1 W to' of 21, blk, B, $17100. Sanlando Springs Tr. 16, 2nd repl. (3 Isaac M. Huddliston to Robert B. parcels) 131,000. Rutledge & WI Remedies B., Lot I, Robert J. Ruff & WI Lydia to 81k 12, Tier I, B. R. Trafford's Map Emery J. Ruff & WI Florence M. Lot of Sanford $10,700. 21 Goldie Manor, $27,000. (QCD) Stephanie L. Grissom to Catherine K. Bell to J W Hickman, Gerald D. Grissom. beg. 590' 0 of On 444. WP, $ 115' of N 17$' of that NWcor.ofE½ofGvt. Lot 2etc.,Sac part of E14 of 50¼ of 5W¼ Wof Sr 25.30.39, $100. 17-92,34K 19.21.30 (grantors mt. Only Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Robert not less that 1.7 In?) $1000. H. Hoekstra & WI Katherine, Lot 23, (QCD) Catharine Kormnik, sql. to The Highlands Sic. One., $47,600. Larry L. Wise, sql. Lot 113, Garden (QCO) Gale I. Tye to Johnny H. Lake Bits., Unit One $100. Joseph F. Krupinski & wt Eva to Tye, Lots 111 17, less B 16.67' of 11, Timothy J. Knolls & WI Judith Beg. 01k 0, Lake Wayman Hts., $100. Owen J. Raising & Laura G. to SW con. Lot 7 Country Club dr. Alston J. Raiser & Dorothy R., Lot 1110,000. 30,lessw36.1$1116W4I.210oI71;Bik The Babcock Co. to John M. 0, Saniando The Sub, lieu?., Palm DIG iorgio I WI Marylou, Lot 239 Sg?lflgs SiC. $43,000. Windward Square, Sec. Three, Shari L. Kerney, repr. eat Dorothy 545,600, A. S. Stevens to B. Joyce Roberts I B. Paul Stout I wt Candace to Roy 6. Ramsey, B 662' Of W 1333' DeqvlisR Quillen &WIGiorlaA Lot of Govt. U 4, 50. of Ft. Lane Park 303 Woodcrest, Unit five $41,300. Rd. Lake Harney Cm, Sic 24.30.37, wt Gerda to $39100. Jeffrey L. Pltts & WI Cathy D. Lot 5, Thermal Energy Cons. Home bik 76, Weathersfleld 2nd Addn Systems Inc. to Robert F. Ellis, sgt., 540.700. Lot A, Ilk 1, Sibal Point Ainiided John W. Grub" & WI Georgia to Pta?, $73,100. Robert C. Patrick & wt Donna S. I Robert S. Schumakir I Donna to Manuel E. $eo$ey, Commence at SW EVelyn J. Marlin I Michael A. cor of 5E¼ of 50¼ of Sec. 33.21.31 Martin, 1.01 12. Lonqwood SQu.'. etc. (oroctive) $100. 143.400. SeI.Airs Homes Inc. to I. Lewis WkWsr Wings Div. to Country Bradley Iwi Anna L.,Lot 0 Bel Homes Inc., Lots 1331 1371 Winter Aire Hills unit one $,9Q0. Springs Un. 3, 541,000. George Davis & WI Alberta DIA Residential Comm. to NOW G.R. Davis Nest. to Herbert W. Watkins & WI Susan, Lot 21$ Winter l'an I WI Linda C. Lot 19 Springs Unit ThiN, $94,400. Cypress Landing of Sobel Point Cecil A. Moore, John M. Garner & 111111111,01111111. Wayne Taylor, Graves to loverlyG. E. Scot i Irandon., Inc. to Chart" S ill' of N 111111111'011 W 100' 01 E 210' of R. Perry I Diane R. Anderson Lt 39 -.-,. the present zoning the builder could have built all duplexes with a total of 220 bedrooms. With the asked for chanae. there will be 180 bedrooms. There will be 21 duplexes and 12 of the townhouse quadriplexes. The apartments will rent for $230 to $250 a month, according to Van Dyke. The protesters also complained that the two-story units Herald Staff Writer Thoq,!45 J. Nutty, wldr. to Jeer" ssentc% w nat' of Let 10 biti $6, 1, Nulty I WI Gw.nda 0., Lot 13, 81k Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., Palm Ll CALEND.AR $ 1.9 Million Pro lect APproved In Oviedo ByJANECASSELBERRY Ivlulti-Purpos e Facility . .,•. •• �SPORTS IOA- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 Parade . I .Ilo~.. OW0049"w6w, vr,il .i lt.:TA #I % 11 - 6 lt MILTON l(l(ll%l,%N Im e :0 - "*11-~-. '.,,-~ ,1; 1V Martin's The Some Man... ' I I k* is "' . , 41 -, :Z . . - '- 1, I - Before taking over the Yankees again, Martin held a news conference at %tI1cil he answered all the questions put to huh "l'rnthesaineBlllyMurtln,"heinsjstedinanswertoo,,eoftt)( questions. "Finn happy to be back and it's good to be able to go to the ballpark again. Base ba ll has been ni whole life." lie was, as lie was during the news conference a few hours earlier, but he showed he hadn't changed whatsoever by taking over the third-base coaching box for the Yankees after being given a thunderous ovation by the crowd of 36,211 at the Stadium. One of those who wasn ' t surprised at what Martin did Tuesday flight was Bob Short, his old ooss with the lexas Rangers. Short signed tuiri rican the end or the 197J season to replace White) hierzog as lranagei' of the Hungers. "The first thing he sa id to ni'e when I signed him was otto be surprised if 1 fo un d huni coaching at third ba se," Short says. "Sure enough, that's where he was soon after he took over the club. He loves cuaclung third. Ile thinks he's a better third-base coach thain lie is a nniunager.' Short, stro ran fur the U.S. Senate in Minnesota last year and lost, evaluates Martin as a manager better than anyone I've evei' . - 14"r F - ._ - - - + a ? , .. If 4m 111f +.• ,.. + ) 11111119 Flagship Bank of Seminole fielder after Dee Johnson shocked Chase & Co., 14-7, singled. Flagship Bank took the lead Tuesday night in the opening game of the Sanford Little for good with five runs on just k Major League city cham- one hit In the top of the fourth. V 1I After McGriff walked e first th pionship series. The two teans square off at two batters, Byington was 7:30 tonight in the second game brought in to pitch, and Scott -+ . '7 of the best two out of three greeted hlni with a two-run games series at Fort Mellon single that tied the score. Scott ii': scored as Sheffield reached Park. . Chase & Co. coach Tollie base on an error. Three walks P .; Frank finds himself faced with and two hit batsmen followed in " the problem trying to find a the Inning as two other runners pitcher who can stop the crossed the plate and another Bankers after he used his top was thrown out trying to score Merthie leaves mound with sore arm three pitchers in Tuesday's on a passed ball. ...nothing wrong with his bat on homer Flagship Bank put the game loss. Ace hurler Darryl Merthie on Ice with six runs in the top of started on the mound for Chase the sixth, utilizing four hits, Including a two-run single by Tuesday rdgnt, but hurt his k, _~ . I on the first pitch of the third Sheffield. A leadoff walk to Johnson and inning and Keith McGriff moved to the mound. Chase's a single by Jasper Collins, No. 2 hurler, Clint Byington, followed by a two-out single by "I.,, ~ t.: I J relieved McGriff in t he fourth. Graham, accounted for the Flagship Bank's ace hurler, final two Chase runs in the Lee Charron, on the other hand, bottom of the sexth. Fredrick Miller is expected to worked his way out of some serious jams and finished the pitch for Flagshi p Bunk tonight. night with a five-hitter, striking The Chase pitcher will have to be someone other than Merthie, out 12 and walking three. A pair of one-out walked to Byington or McGriff, since Michael Scott and Brian players are not'allowed to pitch Sheffield, coupled with back-to- In two consecutive tournament 4 , F backtwo-out doubles by Horace games. . ;A~,, NA , Knight and Timothy Scheetz, FAOSNIP CO. ., j. lANK put Flagship Bank on the Al N Al N N Graham 3I I 44~, • scoreboard first with three runs Krogan 2 II nail ________ SCafl 3 3 I D.MivThi. 3 22 In the first inning. ShisifIsid ,("' 422 lyU,$s 355 Chase pulled to within one run Cirrsø s is McOrlfl S IS 4IM 322 JSIWIWØ III in the bottonnr of the first on the Scss4i 0611 . 1 I I Collins 3II 3 55 WsiSN strength of a two-run homer by F. Milili' SIS LIflto 155usd 55 0 N Merthie. T. MUIR I ii a. Mirmis ISS AIIIWSy C 15 TotalS 2112 Reliever McGriff walked the • Titus 14 ii 7 lase full with one out In the Fis,iiilp li,i 151-IC 'third, but Merthie, who moved Chu.&Co. 753 157-I Hsrald Photos by Tom Netssl from the mound to first base, - - Vi __ ____ I ' + f + '.ç :' 'it - - - - •+ ' AL ' . All - urahItI ii It Ih hell, urnhtrntu- - --.1 - - 11.10' .- - 1. '' ,- .- ~, -it state fairs, sitpung autographs and Shaking hands with -- - .; - -4#/ . +'•+•• - - .EmLw " sisted ended the threat. M 5-3 lead with three runs in the bottom of the third Th eo&re Graham was safe on an error by the short • -- - , + " - - Montreal St St LOuts ' Ptltsbtgh -+ Phila 24 600 33 27 550 37 78 34 31 523 PMT.DORA,DELAND,LEESBU NO, KISSIMMEE9* .. & Houston Cinci San Los I Fran Ang ovbls P'b.It.dtrs. Arrested - q~ iu&atieiu police Tuesday said hwikll:r, 19, of Bultinwre, Md., w as seen hlwiday inside a cur Parka at Disneyland awog with thmree other people. Utileus said a Disneyland security guart: observeil Franklin cu' tuig a white substance with a razor," and culled police. four were brought to the police stutItdm but only Frankini was am rested and charged. He was released on $1,500 bail. Police said arraignment will be helu withini 10 dayi at North 'the - - - - - - - - - - - - ---------- - - - -- - I $ ZN - I Proofs of purchase are as follows: a) two foil seals from the mouths of two PRESTONE fl jugs PLUS b) dated cash register receipt with the PRESTONE 1P' price circled. :AsIii ermm MAIL BY ;-. 1 To receive the $2 refund on 2 gallons of PRESTONE fl, send this completed certificate along with proofs of purchase to: Name ______________________________________________ PRESTONE $2 Cash Rotund OUSt Address________________________________________ P.O. Box 097 ________ Youa, Amorica, Nine, 55399 City State I a I I Orange Cuuiity Municipal Court. Franklin livide in S-s MIStai' Jockey Race at Holly. wouu l'um'k in iicutby In' glewouii. LIMIT: One refund per family. REFUND REQUEST MUST BE MADE ON THIS OFFICIAI FORM (REPRODUCTIONS UNACCEPTABLE). VOID WHERE PROHIBITED, LICENSED, RESTRICTED OR TAXE,. ' ALLOW 4 TO 6 WEEKS FOR REFUND. 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Kansas (Busby IHm,linn Oakland (V 5.00 6.4 4.40 3.40 12-20 ? 20 4.50 -. -. - ----. + -'5- -- '+"fl , 0 (1-7) 27.00, P (7•5 ) 91.20, 1 (7.5- 3) $72.20. PCI, 18 III 56 340 Hendrck. St+L Rose, Phni Winfield, SD Mazyilli, NY 61217 75 346 66254 86 339 70 264 90 'Low .1 I -- ''I GOO 't' SERVIC ~0'0 Z43 6~;; - - Jal Alai ' a - Whitewall 4 " i 0 + C78-14 D78-14 f.. Wick Sparks Dons Shoes . Kevin Wick pitched a threehitter with 15 strikeouts and 7 also went 3-for'-3 to pace Don's Shoes past VFW Post 5405, 7-2, 67255 81 329 in the championship gam e of 65 237 75 +316 1. 59 255 80 3$4 6873+6 76322 --+ - . ' - the Pony League playoffs Eleventh G 820 4+00 $2.01 $41.00 $45.00 $47.00 $46.00 $49.00 $53.00 H7815 L7815 1 * 7;1 / 45 ..41 j( . I " $2.21 $2.53 $2.76 $2.59 $2.82 $3.11 DON'S SHOES ' A78-13 whitewall, plus $1.74 FET, no trade needed - ErtIe Sat'ry Night w Sale , P ym S . I1),00;T(3-i. ______ I " / " SEMINOLE $Iii7 Itt'H1 , .' Power Streak S . • " ' - , , % :' If* K, First Race - 8+20 450 4910 4.20 2+80 • A76-1i blackwall, plus ,!Er. 78 I Second Race Raiser 3 00 2.40 2.40 6 Pro Fuse 2+40 2.20 1 8 Flag Fourth Race MAN - Raised - Size 7+20 2 20 Fifth Race iSunfly Laramie 600 300 4+00 6 Joyride Barmin 600 400 2PaulInda 500 0 (3-4) 2540; T (3'42) 347.00; I 800 6.80 2+50 6+20 300 S Elation 300 0 (8-4) $9.00; T (5-4-5) 144.80; Time 2:00.4, Or B $73.95 $4.69 + 31-11.50-15 33-12.50-15 $70.95 $04.95 $4.99 + B B ICasPerPd S Brenda Van 7 Erin Lassie Group 74, 27, '. 271 with exch SAVE LETTER $469s FF0 14, plus $263 lET. no trade na.il.d FITS MiP4lPlC,tups I . a" i'.,.,, . I Load Range I Plus III, I PRICE no trade needed H78-15 C $60.00 8+75-16+5 D J $72.00 +_______________________ $357 $393 I I I + Sale Ends Saturday Night DEEP D14SH WHEELS I , I , I" 15*75 14*675 1IIkI I ;;; Deep-dish, slotted one piece aluminum wheels. High gloss finish shines bright - !I'hi,jI Chrome tugs ostra draws attention to your cart + Just Say 'Charge It' '445 _______ 'I I 1 (+78 1 4 Outline Whit, title '"'' I Outline White Litter Expert wheel service also available: Mounting - Balancing - Alignment ______________________________________ Goodyear Rev1virx Charge Account Lube & Oil Change Front. End Alignment and $588 5.70 lncludei up to i,,e quarts FREE . Oil filter extra if needed, Tenth Race Engine Tune-Up r. rotation $1588 major brand 10/30 oil. 4688 Parts and additional serwices eitra it needed, Iront wheel dune and Chevett,s exclu4d 6-Cyl lnctudi listed labor no eutia Charge for air conditioned cars $4 less hot electronic ignittol HELPS PROTECT TIRES AND VEHICLE PERFORMANCE HELPS PROTECT MOVING PARTS • Chassis lubrication and oil change • Includes light trucks • Please call for appointment • Inspect and rotate all tour tires 5 Set castor, camber, and toe-in to proper alignment • In. pails and sped suspension and steering systems • Moil U S cars, some imports - -- - Jim Hemphill, Manager yI uJr I1_ - + - . - - , + . - + - . - - + - -- 5 4188 4-cyl $4988 S'cyl HELPS INSURE QUICK STARTS • Electronic engine, charging, 1 and starting systems analysis • condenser, rotor • Set dwelt and timing • Adjust Carburetor • Includes Datsun, Toyota, VW, and tight trucks Install new points, plugs. 1. I', 555 W. First Street 322.282 SANFORD + •- + Use an of IhCt 7 other as to bu Out Oan Custorne' Credit Plans Mither Ch1r4e I Visa I American Iipress Card • Ciii, Blanche • Omits Club • Cash 111111111111111111 (1•83) *42.50; - $429s -. INSTALLATION] F bOO 5.50 + body for strength , hat tread ra'Jiu MAG ' ,j -______________ '° FREE •' OUTLINE WHITE tj for long wear EnT 7.60 360 4.00 ...................... ';conomy liru for piLicup, van, or camper Triple tempered nylon corn 13*55 slits many Chrysler, GUC, lord, larg, cars • Large capacity plates for the bind of power your car needs • Ash for our (i.e Battery Power Check Ninth Race 6Rod t.yDirect d 1 k i1s,I 2.05 s495 1050 640 520 310 3+20 4+40 0 (I'S) 37.20; T (I-S.7) 345.50; Time 2:07.3. Eigtlth Race 6lraT 400 2+80 2.10 Ritty Girl sso 3.00 SBudByrd 0 (C.7) 15.60; T (6-70) 2I5.30; Time 2:05.4. S Gent Heel $4.87 IL35 Seven th Race PRICED, T001 T I r lie trade needed 31-10.50-15 Deluxe GT High Performance Battery Al I H lArhas E Junkin 4+60 450 2+20 III 11.00 3.10 Kerr 1 2 I R.Cliflard I I MefrohinaAbby 4+70 Qistley I I 2 wick 3 II 0 (8.5) 42.40; T (5.5-7) 649.60; Lancaster 4 5 S MCKelvey • Kesolne.? I S I Time 2:11. 1 . 2$ S Turwer $er,er 355 Q.Cftard III Eleven th Race lewerwi I S S Sawyer I I I ? Our Bay Boot 7050 20+50 10+60 lIcs i•• 31 $ 25.10 7.10 Holliday 3 5 5 Cox Ill iOhio State R,snkamp 3 5 I Totals 257 s S Captain Crunch 5.40 Tetals 17 2 3 0 (25) 340.00; T (2-8-5) 3110.40; 10 ISp 1-2 Time 2:12.1. VFWPn? 1453 A- I44$ Handle- $91,032. III Ill a-P Do.'s$Iw.s - PRICE 3 DAY BATTERY SALEI Sixth Race lOcala Butler OTHER SIZES LOW WHITEWALLS, ONLY $3.00 MORE _________________________________________________________________ 1 Sale Ends Saturday Night Time 1:40.2+ 11~ 4 Plus FIT. (sad Ill Lilt t - 1 Neros Fly Joey derr;tirig on size N trade flee,!,t1 . sizes low priced. Bias ply COflStfUCIi(,fl. Icilyester cord body, wide open, self-cleaning tread, raised letter sidewaln WHITE - 3,00 220 220 Lit (.000 1 - 1 A Neros Fly Bil 4 G Bullett 1 CIS 14 CF 018 14 '5 tool $1.63 FET and old tire __ \\Th RETREADS Smoolh.rndsng polyester cord body Road-gripping t'u,ud 0 Other : • _____ SiXuRIB POLYESTER .'4 Harness Racing I TUESDAY NIGH 1' /N iiiiiliiiiiiin 15+20 Al I H •S,SIi - 4 A anZ 2(iaco Time 2:09.0. - VFW POST ' n '4 II I $00.00 .!.?..9... G7814 H78-14 G78-15 3) 27050, Sunday In the Seminole Poby 3 Kelly Fritz 0 (S-C) 58.50: T Baseball League at Five Points. + '' -A 117 J 'T ta ' $38.00 E78-14 $00.50; T 25+40 no trade u PCE - - Hrnndz, StL Garvey, LA Knight, Cm Whitfield, SF 67726 71 314 American League GAB H Pct. Smaily, Mm 62736 88 373 Dowoing. Cal 67271 50 357 Carew, Cal Si 186 66 355 Kemp, Del 55 715 76 353 Bothle. Sea 65235 79 336 Brett, KC 67782 93 330 Bantstr. Chi 59219 77 329 Wilson, KC 59 177 58 328 Cowens, K 47 172 56 326 '-- - 67237 80 338 69280 89 318 YEA RES #wE' STd 0 4.60 2:04,0. Foster, Cm 582 1 877330 it, nit'llt'd it with road, fight wear-producing squirm 0 (IA-4) 3.20; P (IA-4) 4.50; Time 2.450: Handle $171,900. TUESDAY NIGHT First Game 3 Trani Andre 13+00 5.00 3.00 1+00 3.00 lArano Diaga Il 6Duran Mandiola 0 (1.3)24,40; T (31-5) 213.00. Second Game IGaldos Gash II 1010 5.40 5,10 Batting (based on ISO at bats) National League GAB H - - - Leaders Brock, St.L 6+00 3.40 310 600 610 6.50 DAYTONA BEACH Home Runs National League Kingman, -- 3 Cool Gal - -- Thursday's Games Toronto at New York Minnesota at Milwaukee Kansas City at Oakland Detroit at Boston. night Seattle at Chicago, night Texas at California, night -+- - -' Cheerful IhIp s Lantana Sandy a l,nn ii intilt s inst lii tilt I stitch with. 11(111 (lilt nit tIi 't' t-nitt; tirlilit, hinglnhnghitt'd a toni it. n nih ,tti! Itrut u Stitit - : Iii tin ta it his iblhi N.1% t, d n tnt ii slid p ISL Liii ltt .truts 1. \lt'(s I: quir \nttujan tired .1 twit tit I aitI lull\ l'uhin -'curt',! .1 lilt[ it i iii'. It, pole jli'tts(,li • Two fiberglass cord belts help firm tread contact j, 980 500 300 4+20 2+60 - 7 4) at in in VI p.m- ( (V (V (V (V (V (V City (1111% , l)i,tfger's I: • Strong, resilient two-ply polyester cord body 2 Kukomonga 8.20 7.00 4.20 Third Race 3 Black Bonnie 3.20 2.60 5 Ben Omaha 6+10 4+20 4.60 6 Impala Andrew 1,00 I Amend O'Brien 6+40 600 Q(23) 15.00, P (2.3) 52.10, 1 (3-3- 7 Jelly Symbol 6 60 s 582.00. o (I-I) 77,40; T (1-1-7) $057.40; Race, A, *1, T. Twelfth T. 31.55 Time 2:0I, - 1 0 30 p.m Ii nil I itt shun 1:11 mid Custom Power Cushion Polyglas 11 at ruit A ' I`P-AA, 3 6). and Figueroa it! I '11 Hi 1 1)1111 + in r n kn to kid lii twin till'. hi di lilinnu ihoihit to ti w I: '- n - ,ill 1 '.n tin siriclt'ti tktnit' the till inlu, lUi Ill tilt si',tli ininlinic Lit ID, ti. I .iatits I, 7 20 3 60 6,20 (I.I. o SMaxi Freight 7 Patti Shaw 5.20 7 Mister Howard 0(1.5)20.10, p (S-I) 77.40, 1 (S-I. 3Mr+ Cecil 00 I iiit slittwt ,. iii' a lilt ttr ltIst , salt, nttiy '.1 (' it ttit".t hitS Iii iii It ilii it it alit, alltn thit lust lililunig nt ti,u tj tat ig.iiir llrasi' l'itati' pus I Iii tit I n tint . 440 5 5Zubi-WihIy 2Egana-Diaga Ninth Race, B, 5.16, T. 31.27 K'S Queen Bee IO.W 4.80 3.80 1 G.R. Pete 6+10 3+80 ++ - 6. s ' pit inning . 't ki '"'i' , flit 0 Tenth Game 5 (0+ Jones 17) at (Wortham 7 5). 8 30 Seattle Grich . Ca' -+ it" +, T".I".' (3.0) I.010.T A- 1750; Handle- $117,777. B Home Front 210 (4.5) P (4.5) 3750, (5.4) 33.00, 1 (4.5.0) 151.50, (5-4-8) 151.20. pm $388 (V _____________ - ill nt'ii I ' 40, 2) 742.20. 31 34 477 8 Chicago (V (V (V SLIP & SAVE ahead for on oppoUmirns. (V 3.90 Chicago 61 M tire purchase _______ COUPON . itt! II lIlt 1 is AUTO SERVICE CENTER . man A fl 3 Said g Baltimore (0. Martinez 9 2) at Cleveland (Waifs 91). 35 pm Minneso ta IHartiell 34) at Milwaukee (Travers 4 3). 8 30 IIS*1 SAd Iwo Polysulir Coid body pit., o motiv. ptos wiii Iséeicai you, cot', chosüs, dioun old oil mmd odd up to five quovts of new 041, plus k'is$oN a new oil fiR.,. CoH BRING iiltiiic + -- 'i- '- ,- 1220 10 00 14.20 lAranoBadiola Sixth Race, C, .,T. .90 SeventhRace,B,I.,T.3l,$o dbee 40.20 A -- - - __ik~ - -,' - 420 12 --- - - - 9.40 4.80 8 Trigger Happy 17.80 7.20 3+00 35 Trani Olano Mandiola 6 Mexican Frolic 250 2.40 P(4.S) 250.90; 1(4-55 Mountain Tease 2+60 3)°;::: 95.20; 0 (5.5) 2240, p (5.5) 110.40. 1 (8-4. Twelfth Game 26.20. + VLUBE, OIL & FILTER () _____ I SAVINGS 44.10, T ($4. P Toronto T ( * + 10 40 3+40 2+10 4) 105.00. Detroit (Morris 4 3) at Boston (TorreZ 6 4), 7 30 p nif All prlcu plus tax and old tire. .. ot Fiissto*s slsiss Cu.s1Il....$, td*5t.io.ir you we Ow FIrittia. sign. IV CLIP & SAVE 1till, \iilwaukut oun +\iirinestitn Mariners , %% link' S'i !: 14,1 m ( 'i and ,\lurrti Mt',i t;uia ta tt c Ill two tills cob It propel St'ntlIt past thivag,r uiger ID, Ri',l Sa I: Stt't Kt'rrip siiahlpt'tl a 4-4 LII c lit: twi.-i ui 'siniIt' ttinn'nng / / 0(12)3500 P (2.1) 124.20 T (7.1. 275.50. 500 39.40, P (5.1) 124.50, T (4.1. 6 Q(4S)flP (5-4) Texas I. California I Oakland 6, Kansas City 5 *0 ugh tlbsrglus bIit• undsq lt Plus trt'hti takIng tilt- three-run lnoiine in th e seventh his fourth fit three gaint s to spark tile Braves overr 'nit''t' tt ' : (0 liP1 it t tint irijtii id " 580 6 20 320 T (73 - 6Echaniz 4. .2 i Gold Coast Tony Milwaukee 10, Minn 9 Seattle 7, Chicago 2 Detroit 10, Dos 4, 11 inns. IV ' *GoIri Race, 0. '*.T3(." Cotton Review Tuesday's Results Baltimore 6, Cleveland 4 T oronto S. New York 4 (V + - F ifth Oakland (V ' 2ApraIz ".49 iI.W 35 32 .522 S (Beattie t IV City Kan Strato.Streak® Sup.R_Beft® Pius $2.53 F.E.T. $2.59 F.E.T. $287 F.E.T. () Calif "A 2 FOR 2 FOR Plus (V + 0(4 5) 70-90i P(s-4) 117 vO;T(I.4- 1 1 200,20 GB it nil t In I were to tuItasi/c ulii,ut ily muaptu league tttliut, thins itoultl It t.it.r ittti thani in I iii (;ns St IAIUIS Mnin;ngt'n Kent l:tt'n , whit had waiulit'ti t lint, sun gi- Ii tIn (tip on tint' \i,tiuiunl league E.ns( itunli- it, '- PIUS $2.34 2 FOR IV 64's - - - 43 22 662 39 25 609 3 ; 37 30 552 7 31 32 515 91 31 30 508 10 32 33 +192 11 22 16 374 221 ; Wes Ga Detroit Clevelnd Toronto + Sarduy iSaidRodolfo :2s:3 22o aceDss nT . -U rrrpIr.0 cuna 0(1-C) I PcI, . (V F.E.T. F.E.T. (V - - __ - - (V$IIS 07114 lix. 071.1$ lix. H7$"lS Plus $160 fit'hi(tti ,a:'l i..nrciiu l;Lrktntt- it the winuiitii tixr wiLt ,n ttlth-triirc luuhk that ,, Iliwinic liii! ,t't iii 'otptI ill tutu ltttiie w itti (ti : .L'ilu Iletir 1, , ((Irit)i!It'd 'rut 333C40 P (7-3) 57.90, 1(7-3. SMutilla 1 Jeanie a fall (him i-i garics lx'hirintl .\boit t'al tuning tilt- loslmig si nt'at . 2 FOR 61 - IV - - NEW YORK tUPI, If Ed "Too Tall" Jones can excel "i ball, bo xinig time way he did in lairry' Hohines better keep , tm hieing idee to huimi. The 6-f out-9, five-year defcn 6 us. nitossin), ntiunipk It 19 40 770 1 60 sas:Isldro 1300 25,40 I Duran-Sarduy 860 5 Ramon Urquira 0 0 -7) 41.10; P (1-1) 162.20;1 5 80 3.60 3.00 9.20 6,60 3.AO East A&k*A*RAAAAAAA*A***A*AAAA*****i******1J sive end iur tiit National Cumiference chanrpiu.i Iiallas Cowboys Tuesday umunounced las retirement Inam' foot ball to kcumnvaboxer,Mnmrulu ng 's always waurted to do. A AT U.S. HWY. 441 127 -+ - V U.S HWY. 17.12 NUT TO AINPONT BLVD. + $ta•F71.14 2 FOR T C) - S lix. 171.13 t'ih - lrgrls 1 . \w Sixth Game 7 San?, Diaga If 3 Vicandi Prader s Trani Gasti II Second Race, 0, S-IC, T. 31.79 I Ama Dinomite 3 Yellow Pine 8 Able Art 8 Era Star - York I' ul gh in St l.ows, 14 90 5.20 3.80 '' 8 Louis ( uc ovtc --- tit', .I 8 Oscar Gundra 510 140 3 Apra it Enrique 110 0(4.1)1200; p (4.) 150,50; T (4-8' 3) 579+50. 5+40 3.40 370 3 Obie000dbee 1 Day Pay 7+00 500 7 Moving Miriam 560 0 (3-4) 31 20, P (3.4) 110.10, 1 American League 'i':' ,,: ~f.. uuui l:iiit'r IIL1III:L: , I ., Iii in ir its inn ion lout,, tout iii Rut; t nInsoni i'. ntiI n tin' I ilch iuestIiy flight, helping the ('ardinnais strap a sux'gurn,t' losing streak as thie Iisted a 710 300 2,40 710 290 560 7 Egana Badiola DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY NIGHT + Lis Ang ,4 C"-,-. nigh' T :- NO LOW PRICESI IV * _____ Zip________ Baylor, - Pittsburgh (Rooker I Jeb Adams at 2 I) San Francisco (Blue 7 6). 305 3 Clarence Reid • T ,.: Limited ittiiIlElM, Cuhf, iUili Jockey Rurirne Franiklin, who rode Spectacular Bid to Victo ries iii the Kentucky Derby and I'ueukmress th is year, was arrestet: at the Disneyland amusement park on a charge of possession ut cocuirle, police I epwted. Cal oh who was bo nn IF 2 Santi-Rodolfo I Galdos Diaga Dog Racing pm ' tJW3__________ . V - - cracked a 'A lit) il% 4) $1020. Fiit Race, MS-IC, T. 32.12 7 4) New York (Swan Houston Richard - zn 2310 7+80 650 550 5 00 7 60 0(1.1)1310; P (IS) 113,90; T (I-I- 4 Beide Wally 7? 493 6 "9 9 4-43 91 ; - Pittsburgh 9 San Fran cago 7. Los Angeles 4 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Lincsrondh 4 5) iSeaver at Montreal (Sanderson .11), 735 New ;p ---...~ , ______ American League Tuesday's Results Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 4 Montreal 3. Cincinnati 2 Houston 3, New York 1 St. Louis 7. San Diego ~v R w Franklin ThE SAVING PLACE ' Thursday's Game -- ~ 4 """" 0 Ole 1 Duran 8 ondra 1 Santi - 24 II 369 14 Boston Mitwauke I 1TIV1 t;t:tiit' Mill I lnii:,t'r it, the s('vt'iithi iiiriitit ti .p.uk haltiriitirt- It it trith straiclil % 1( 111 1\ ttFt'Wt't 10, t w iii 9: Third Game 580 40 29 36 30 33 31 31 38 31 39 San Diego Atlanta W iiiiiii IV willillift =* A=N Lynn, -- Dos and Grich, Cal 16, Thomas, Mil IS. Singleton, Ball, Rice, Bos and P Jones, Sea 14 Runs Batted In National League Kingman. Cho 56, Winfield, 50 55. Foster, Cm 53, Simmons. St L 49 , Clark. SF 47+ East W L PCI, GB - & ~ lilt hiiiiii. • IMI! I lti i iti 1 tit' Ill ItitiF FI1II J)t'%t - t I utlittit ui Urii,lt' 6, Indians 4: + (lit- Sall I )negt it. tory o ii ,, ..., T and Merthle scored when W McGriff hit Into a fielder's choice that forced Byington at ~v third base. MeGriff scored on a throwing error by the left SALE American League National League St - tulatto presented Itscli, fit, 3 CarasaArca 310 300 1 Arano Andre so 0(31)43,20; P (5.3) 117,10; T (5-31) 35350 Lopes, IJit9u trrry o ,,, iv pm IV reacneu uase DII an amie:u error WED., THURS., FRI., 24, Schdt, Phil Ill, LA It.-'Simmons, si L 16, Matthews, Ati and Winfield, SO 15 League Baseball Ball SHOP SANFOID & OII.ANDO DAILY 9:30 - 9:30 SUN, 12 6 Cht M Major Pm took ", iu (iontt'/ lilt, cuupk'th with a teltiflu carrie-saving t'aUhn b ci I. lit Ii. 111 1 , ,jig defeiisi ye iephnct'nrncn;t Joe 'alrnluli, It'd tin ectiy to Martin s opt'niirigf l ight flop. ('aruluri neaped above hlu' ii'lifj'l, wall to snare (nalg Nt- tth's' iuinticniuring ny I 'atil surr'emnlei-t'd two unnearna'tf rums no tile hn'4 haunt, wit st.ttst down Lii scatter eight lilt:, .Philadelphia VT By United Press International .ititiii l'U!gtnani w ailed nni ins lilt to Pitt In toi file St. I A)tll hiM 'Ile (IIPOi CDDA - at + - Ill ' g oil shhilta0rtl - - Zimmer, (ar ( lippard Jr., %lanager Rick lack and coach (a.,ir ( hippard Sr are in the rear - r ------------ 4?.: -- ... -. ball. a s h o t that .lppeart'd headt'tl itito tile seats br a twti ruli hornt'r ' - I (Oultilit reali say it it totihti hiaVt' guilt' out or IntL said ('alihloin, Uliinut'ustitriictf (it larct' pt-g,liu ciowil,, k i ll ttiiiikrt wtuhihravrfutthii'ttplit the wall. That was a super uttti Ill right field.' Marlin said with .n shrug Youvt ut to c'ne ('arnutni credit and tu ye abi cot to accept a bit or had tuck. t' do mccii sitinie lripr'oVerI.t'nt, r:arnil ill tile area to wnluinng 'r1,t' what on it ttit'rt' Ito t;ili) ++ Fulgha 'S Wait Was Worth It Members of Don's Shoes team of Lake Mary, Pony champions of the Seminole Pony Baseball League, h.I..i r---unuiuuv rroni row, left to right: Tony T urner, Kevin Wick, Tons' ('ox, Phil McKelvey. Roy Schautteet ; 'econ(I row: L)arrm Nieto Kevin Shea . Ronnie ( Imppar(l Raymond Rogers, Billy Vickers. George flAA &I IV • + - CHAMPS PONY . I' - t'\&'tutcd well oil the cutolts but tini' luck was a little slioit." I.i (;tin;it'L, a light-tiittuig rinhieldet anid air urrlrkel villaui, thtM'd , tw-rwi "Ingle to right Ill the sixth Inning, siiap)ilIL a .i-3 Lit' arid storing what pruud to Ix. the %innnnnrng .iiui + .'... 'A iii S laithilul to thit. cure, hoct stU(I %Wit,n 1 was I wining iul ttit. Stniate late lust sulinlier and it was difficult for inc to unit Iriends, people to stick their necks out for ira', Hilly was i'igiit then. Iii, tuuied (hi whok state of Vtnrnesota with mit, standuig do .I- ...- + ..4i.. •.. V *I, . I- ~ , . . Itlin at,ill ljo~s tile ganic is played. fie wants to do is will, lit) matter Alolig with that, Sliort .flIds, nobody could ask for a btttm ft lund than Billy Martin. %%Itli life ' Lee Charron takes inside pitch "He'll will his fair share and steal' you 10 games and it was those 1(1 gullies that were critical to the Yankees the last two years," Short says. "You ' ve heard the saying, 'it doesn't nitatter v,t3ethteV you sht or lose but how you play the game,' haven't you? I I " ' nns,n,t 4 .,. - heard. ..nu S . was. mv WM the .,thm. .- . .. '. I " ... Wa,fl. with By United Press International %ith Just a little luck or perhaps a ssehl.tinncd breeze. Bill) Mar tot's r t+tui'n as ti l e New York Yankees Ihiarrager' befo re a wnkll cheering crowil of 211 would have been triuniphramnt But l at e nritcrrcrt'if anti tine \'annkeus di upped .i )l ueclsloln 'l'uesda flight to the 'l'oromnto Eliot' •Jays. "I'm not a good loser' i i can 't say luri Ill (lie happiest nruotl it now," said Mirtimn. who ofIicnahh replaced Ron lrriumn as nianiagul of the Yaflkees oil iionday, % e were aggressive, l i lt tile tnrll nard Aam 1. iIi - _ M 14- 7 Opener ,Fdw NEW YORK iUPI, Stay loose, Bob Lenwri. They may be calling the bullpen again for )OU pretty soon. You know wind they say about baseball ,ou never can tell. Billy Martin never even had a chance to get his old seat wariii, the one in the manager's office at Yankee Stadium he last sat ii, 336 days ago, when it became perfectly obvious that despite everything George Steinbrenncr had said to the eontrary, he hadn't changed at all. He wasni settled in the chair in his office five minutes before Tuesday iughts honieuuniing game with the Toronto Blue Jays, which the Yankees ultimately lost, 5-4, to drop 9' back, when tie iriade it pretty clear there hadnt been any appreciable change in turn. If anytlung, he looked and acted like a man who had never been away. We keep reading you ' re a changed man," a irewsnniani said to him. "I don't know slio wrote that," Martin said, pretending he wasn 't aware everyone had done so in quoting Steinbrenner. "I'm no thfferit than I ever was. I got the same address I wear a lott.a Westerir clothes. Maybe that 's what they mean." With Billy Martin, changing is synonymous with knuciding under, and he'd never do that for anyone, regardless of who it Tumbles Chase Wednesday, June 20, 1979-HA Martin 's Debut Spoiled By 5-4 Wednesday, June 20, 1,1, d Flags hip Bank Draws Fi rst Bloo -1-11' .9 Sports )~ ~-,, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Mon-Fri. 8.6, Sat. 6.51 - -- - �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednuday, Juno 20, Ifl OURSELVES State Office Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Masons Elect Wilson I I ,• - 4 4 ) "-. r-- / / .qook Of The Week John Frederick Wilson of 457 Elliott Ave., Sanford, recently was elected Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter of Florida's Royal Arch Masons. * The Kitchen Is Wi'ofe s Do ain Wilson reportedly is the third Sanford person to win the state post. ,, /: By TOM NETSEL Born In Orlando on July 23, 1933, Wilson and his family moved to Sanford in 1942. Graduated from Seminole High School in June 1952, he graduated from the University of Florida with BSBA degree in marketing and retailing in June, 19$. A £ I IA - lie will admit to taking :Spoon and recipe in hand -:prior to their marriage Commissioned as an Ensign In U.S. Naval Reserve in March, 1979, Wilson was released from active duty with rank of lieutenant In February, 1960. .,. , e •• 1 - L ' $ . - I " '• * Herald photo by Tom Notsai ROTA RIANS State Representative Bobby Brantley of Longwood briefed the Sanford Rotary Club on the 1979 legislative session at Monday's luncheon meeting at Sanford Civic Center.. Giving rapt attention to his talk were Rotarians Tom Hunt (left) and Jack Homer BRIEFED $ - sit do'.ii stop by for a visit tile Following are sonic of the Families Favorites: ..r expert." Mrs. Stenstrom is quick to add that they are both watching their weight and ::the cookies and candy are tist Church of ROAST BEE California beef roast, 34 lbs. can creammi to buy a television set. Chung, the commune leader, JOHN F. WILSON ,WIns state post mushroom soul) 1 onion White potatoes Carrots Salt & pepper to taste Place roast in baking pan and cover with can of mushroom soup. [lake •it :iso degrees. After roast is partially cooked add C h opped 0111011, lX) potatoes, carrots and seasoning to taste . Continue cooking lot 3 iuurs (Ii t - Makes a v,oiiduful mit SPAR E 111115 AND SAUI:ItKltAul t sauerkraut 4 lbs. spare ribs l tsp. "Sweet n' l' brown sugar i'iuul L'. se1isoneu 1-1 6th tsp P-PP'-' ,up hot ter .. s.ii wa Preheat oven to 350 pall Ilical served %%Itll a saladand hot dinner roils, adds Mrs. Stenstrom. degrees. Place sauerkraut Ili greased baking dish, sprinkle with brown sugar. Brown spareribs under broiler. Sewson. Place oil sauerkraut and add hot water. 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Rag $19.99 Base Adjustable base for von' •- IU•UU\ ."/ .$ ?r Mb Oscillating give husband .lnlian a cooking lesson. for I hour. Let cool ill p.m. ICING Juice from 2 lemons J forms may be acconipunied by professional CUSTOM DROPER4 A .: ' IL OO::. / A done and cover %%itli following loppilig. the herald office to announce these events. The ( Decorating Den no Empress Satin %( "S . - - ,., Lots wind cool your attic. Galvanized steel. With WB12 bracing • - I h .' : - NOW Pan American Financial Services, Inc. Licensed Mortgage Broker 1501 So. Church Ave., Suite 202 Tampa, Florida 33609 ,e# lie Puts all his overweight by exploding and then finally patients on die ts, but HE' is laying domi the last. The upsetting scene could considerably overweight have been avoided had you laid himself and can 't stay on a diet do" the Iat as soon as the kids for two days. lie insists that started playing niu.sie at a daily exercise is : MUST, but volume that tas disturbing to liE doesn't exercise at all. lie says that an annual you. Loud music Is "in." but the vacation is essential to good price one pays f or constantly neaitim, but HE hasn 't had a play music again until they assaulting his eardnuns mith vacation in six years. And this agreed to keep the volume at a loud sounds Is Impaired will floor you : lie wants all his patients to have a complete level that was conilortuble for hearilg. My son has a DEAR ABBY: physical checkup every year, us. I've never SCCH my husband lot of friends, and lately they but HE hasn't had one for 10 so angry. The kids are mad and have been getting married one years! after the other. here is my What's wrong with him, and I'm upset. $48 has to lay out gripe, lie how can I get through to him? this Do other parents have t=ry IUW hi!-rents one Itiost' of DOCTOR'S WIFE they -w do problem? hJ the bridegroom DEAR WIFE: tie's human. fancy tuxedos handle it? lie finds advice much easier to AM-FM has picked out for tiini to wear give than to take. You can get DEAR AM : Yes, many to the wedding. through to him i maybel by bridegroom the if I think parents have that problem Insisting that HE consult a attendants to wear wants his And they handle It the same colleague for a checkup. If he up the tab he should pick tuxes, way your husband handled it for the rental. What is your refuses, ask him to keep paying those lift' insurance premiums. opinion? so that you and your next PINE BLUFF,ARK.,MOM husband can retire in comfort. ouId nice If DEAR MOM : It CONFII)EN'l'lAi. TO "11.1'. the bridegroom could afford It, GMAC but most cannot, so It's IN TIlE VAl.l,EY": IF you love Time customary for each attendant something, set it free. If it Paymel" to pay for the rental of his own comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. tuxedo. CO N F It) EN ...I % I. I I) TWOL O CATI ONS DEAR ABBY: My husband is ''c' N CI. E BERNIE" IN a phvician who has just passed IlK I A III )MA C l'IY: l)iiii'Ilook Pit Fill, 3421 his 50th hirl hthiv He tells all his male patients bai'k. There's hardly a man who reach 50 to slow down. If alive mho couldn't retire they smoke, he orders them to comfortably lit his old age if he quit but tie's a threc.pack'aday could sell his experience for st hat it cost him. imian. DEAR ASHY: The house is finally quiet. My husband and two teenagers are in bed, but I am so upset I can't sleep. Our marriage has been so wonderful, plus we are blessed with two he.ilthy children who have always been well behaved. We were an exceptionally appy family until about a year ago. So what's the problem? LOUD MUSIC! Abbi, why must music be played so loud today? The only answer we get from our children is, "Because." The words exchanged between my husband and son tonight were terrible. My husband asked our son politely to please turn down the stereo. Our son ignored him, so his father turned the stereo off and announced that neither of the children would be allowed to •. . It . FABRIC AND LABOR Ventilator ________________________ S WWA7O7(V 18.95 Roof-Mount i.. • .11 the Chapter's •ltliie I Reg. $21.95 . •' HOMEOWNERS: His Masonic history is as follows: These changes spell a radical tions and sell their products in also spoke with pride of the The 28,000 members of the then selling the goods in the reversal of the commune the market," Chung said. "This commune's 145 tractors which Lokang Commune in China's open market. concept introduced by Moo 20 Income belongs to the commune plow 15 percent of the land In 1968. District Deputy Grand wider cultivation. Although the Master during 1973. Completed years ago. Commune members members individually." would receive equal pay and The bustling rural markets commune specializes in fruit, it York Rite Degrees In 1966. t their products sold to the state can be seen while driving grows grains and other food- Served as High Priest of & 'I ( ( Q at fixed prices to help feed through the rural country side. stuffs to feed itself and its Monroe Chapter No. 15 In 1969, Imminent Commander of China's hungry masses. They Peasants bring huge bundles of livestock. .'' wo uld rely on raw manpower, scal lions and other fruits and West ern analysts believe one Taylor Commandery No. 28 In not imported machines. vegetables to the markets on of the most serious problems 1971 and fliustrious Master of I Loiang Is obviously consid- bicycles and then spread out facing agricultural Sanford Council No. 20 in 1972. the ered one of Guangdong Provin- their wares. mechanization drive Is what to District Deputy Grand High most successful communes (inc recent broadcast from do with the tens of millions of Priest In 1971. Member of Bahia 0 or it would not have been shown Canton's Nanfang Ribau south- peasants who could be Temple AAONMS 1967. to foreign visitors. Other ern daily newspaper said the displaced. Member of Bahia Temple Fun O communes, for example, are sideline occupations have On a single acre of rice or & Frolic Unit since 1968. P threatened with disintegration "been revived and developed sweet potato or other crop, as Received Holy Order of High and a few fare the prospel. "F mncmrc quickly, millions of many as 50 or 60 peasants can priesthood In 11171. Mein of widespread hunger, accordi ng private plots of the peasant be seen pulling weeds or using Knights of the York Cross of to provincial radio broadcasts. households have been well water buffalo to plow new Honor, Miami Priory No. 10 S i ng im Despite the fact that Lokang cultivated and the number of ground. If, for example, one since 1973. Member of John B. Is a model commune, a day households raising pigs and tractor can take care of 100 Phelps York Rite College since spent on the 35-square-mile poultry has greatly increased." acres, that means 5,000 peas- 1978. ReceIved the Royal and tract of land about 20 mIles Select Muter Degree In March As a result of these capitalist- ants are displaced. h From Canton provided Insight style incentives, there are signs But Chung dismissed this 1979. Appointed to the Grand Into China's agriculture, the of a growing disparity of In- problem, saying he hoped Line of the Grand Chapter of most Important sector of its comes on the commune, again mechanization would merely Royal Arch Masons of Florida Lawn Spray Is Pest Control r economy. hitting at the root of Mao's give the commune members In 1972. Chung llslang-kuo, the 33- socialist vision, more leisur e time and not Nematodes year-old Cantonese-speaking The foreign visitors were disrupt their way of life, a comm une leader, said Lokang guided to a series of "typical HUNT MONUMENT CO Another major shift In was divided into seven peasant homes" where they China's commune policy Is Termites • Fumigation .wIIl'-LI'•I "production brigades" and were allowed to sample the away from grains and toward . . these in turn were subdivided rural lifestyle. The peasants fruit and vegetables, which are Sanford 3228865 *Alt t jj),% Monurnen1% into 102 "production teams." said their annual incomes exported. Lokang and other "Members of the production ranged from $600 to $1,000. communes are exporting great Orlando 423.8094 teams are assigned points on A kind of "keeping up with quantities of fruit and vegetathe basis of how hard they work the Joneses" syndrome had bles, primarily to Hong Kong, and their income is based on cropped up with each family even though China Itself does these points," he said through seeking the better things of life, not have enough food. ER LU M (risen oil 1 cup white' sugar 1 cup lwo ii stigat 2 eggs I tsp. soda I tsp. salt tsp. baking l)o%lcr 4 tbsp. cinnaiiiuii I 5th. pkg. l)Iaek walnuts or pecans I optional Add oat meal iiii xturc then I cups all-purixise flour. Pour Itiixturt' if) b.iknlg pan a n dbake at 150 I 1805 (if (lit, Natioli'll Callipers Initiated,1965. Worshipful Master of Sanford Lodge No. 62 GOR1 with salt and add rice. tomnito SOUl) and 11111k. Place in 350 degree OVCn for approximately 3' hours. Serve '.', dli green beans and rolls. of Kids' Loud Music Presents Kiwanis Club since INS, he One mother of three small children said she was saving up or making bamboo baskets and CeckwU "tremendous bread maker J . and Christmas candy - i0rn and enjoy his wife's cooking and not count the calories, what are soine of his favorite recipes" "All recipes are his favorites," answers Mrs. Stenstroin with a laugh. But when tile two children and three grandchildren Stenstrom, boasts that '. ,.with tier 11ennysivania ' -Dutch background, his -.~.wife, has some fantastic ,1cookie recipes and is a former member of the Jaycees, he was treasurer of the Some women had sewing Downtown Development Corp. machines, while others did not. from 1977 to 1979. LOKANG COMMUNE, China Guangdong Province are paid The commune is gradually an interpreter. (UP!) Capitalist-style incen- on the basis of how hard they being mechanized to help spur The workers have become tives are being introduced in work, not how much they need. its production of lychee nuts, "very competitive" and their China's communes, effectively They are allowed to engage in grapefruit, oranges, plums and output has Increased, he said. scrapping the late Chairman "sideline occupations" by rais- other Fruit, most of which is "Each commune member also Mao Tse-tung's vision of rural ing poultry, growing vegetables exported. may engage in sideline occupa- T Bu t when tic I -a- chairman of deacons In 73. China Communes Go Capitalistic pr must do. - been inarried to IA)Wse the kitchen is tier doinain," lie --'confessed. Married to the former Sandra Monforton on Feb. 2.2, 1958, the Wilsotis have two sons, Matthew and Timothy. of First • EST CONTROL eight years ago and shipping up i batch of pancakes or tnmg an egg - or two. "But * since I've He has been a Sunday School teacher of young adults since 1961 and was ordained a deacon 'Sideline Occupations' Being Allowed socialism. :r y e has been employ Wilson-Maier Furniture Co, Inc since 1960 Currently, he is and general president - I not a big part of their menus any longer. Admitting to being on a diet and to having recently lost 30 pounds, the coin. nussioner who is public relations director for Cardinal Industries and a board member of Seminole Community Action, finds a regular diet is difficult to maintain with the numerous luncheons, :m.eting' and tr1i'.cl lit When it comes to ooking. Sanford City {01n1n i ss iomicr Julian tenstroin pi ci ems to take a aek*c.it t ole, leaving the itcliri in the capable iands of his wife Louise. fII t Wednesday, June 20, 1979-lB 44 -' , - ......... - •1 Includes labric Tailoring, measured and installed on your rods PROFESSIONAL DECORATING SERVICE IN YOUR HOME NO CHARGE. 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This baked thicken has all the flavor of an Italian meal on a terrace overlooking the hills outside Florence. And yet it's as easy to prepare as any summer meal should be. Italian-style bread crumbs, which are already completely seasoned, give It the authentic flavor. They contain Imported Romano cheese, parsley, onions, garlic, oregano, fennel and other spices. The night before, or early In the morning, the chicken is pricked all over with a fork and placed in a bowl with milk, salt and black Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. pepper. This allows the flavors to penetrate. When you're ready to cook, the onion, garlic and finely chopped red and green peppers. Deizioso. Italian-style crumbs are combined with grated Parmesan in a plastic bag, and the pieces are dipped from the milk into the crtmThs in the bag to coat thoroughly, Then it's baked (this avoids messy frying) to a golden brown. Remember, if you're taking the chicken to the picnic in a cooler, let it warm up to room or outdoor temperature before serving, for best flavor and texture. Fish Casino is a quick-toprepare broiled fish dish which takes just a few minutes under the broiler. Once again, the topping is a crunchy mixture of Italian style bread crumbs plus I Ita Has ian margarine, melted 44 cup finely chopped onion 44 cup finely chopped time, In a plastic bag; shake to coat completely. Re-dip chicken in milk; return to plastic bag; shake to coat again. Place chicken pieces on a greased jelly roll pan or shallow baking pan. Sprinkle with olive oil. Bake until chicken is cooked through, crisp and browned, about 1 hour. Serve at room temperature or hot. Yield: 4 to 6 portions. PICNIC CHICKEN 244 pounds chicken parts 1.44 cups milk 1-44 teaspoons salt 44 teaspoon ground black pepper 1-44 cups Italian-style bread crumbs ½ cup grated Parmesan cheese 2 tablespoons olive oil Pierce chicken all over with fork tines; place in a snug-fitting bowl. Combine milk with salt and black pepper; pour over chicken. Cover and refrigerate for 3 hours, turning once. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a plastic bag combine bread crumbs and Kitchen Buffet Flair Parmesan cheese. Place chicken, one piece at a ITALIAN-STYLE BAKED 7 -••--•. r--- •, Ann It L cup finely chopped red pepper 1 small garlic clove, Italian-Style Baked Picnic Chicken gets .s.wl Preheat broiler to hot. Wash fish. Place on a greased jell roll pan. Brush with I teaspoon of the Worcest ershire sa uce; set aside In a small bowl combine bread crumbs, butter, onion, green and red pe ppers, garlic and remaining 3 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce Spread mi xt ure on fish Broil 6-inches f rom source of heat unt il f ish flakes easily when tested with a fork, about 5 minutes Yield 4 to 6 portions FISH CASINO 1-44 pounds flounder fillets 4 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce, divided 1 cup Italian-style bread crumbs 44 cup butter or . Ir- its flavor from pack. aged Italia"-style bread crumbs con Roman taining cheese, parsley, ' ' • . In Summert me or 1b - 0 • ' / ' other spices . .l:'. , _____ . • / . I- . - . , . Cool In easy are the key Jacent to the sink. The dessert slices on top of hani. Spoon . . , / words on a hot summer day for can be assembled and frozen— cot ta ge cheese mixture over the best in dining Have you then wrapped and held for a pineapple. (armsh with par ever tho ught of assembling the week or more Remote from sley sprigs Cut in to b pfttt • ' freezer 15-20 m in utes be fore and serve inimediutel', TUNA OPEN I All ItS 6 ser vi ngs cubes and then set among them requir ed for the preparation of 24 t hi n cucum be r slices t he foods needing ice cold a the to sandwiches, namely, 1 can 13 oz tuna, drained tureen or bowl of Chilled the topper for Triple Deck and fl aked Mushroom Soup, made in Meal-in-Ones for cup dairy sour trtani advan ce and cooled; two ice Tuna Open Facers. On oth er One-third cup thin dIagonall cream be verages Serve other foods such as the Spinach sliced celery f oods on the co unter top ad Yogurt Appetizers, Chilled 2 tablespoons sliced green food in the kitchen for one of the sim plest ways to entertain' , • j "s .' , • ls-1 • -- - - :',';r: S '-5.- • , - r--- .. / . r ,... . serving Fill the kitchen sink with Ice Some advance chilling is ,..- , ' i ,#' £ / .4.. 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Skim off any surface fat. tablespoons butter or margarine 1 cup chopped onions ~ cup fresh bread crumbs 144 pounds lean ground beef i egg cup chopped dill pickles ki cup milk 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon Worchestershire Leftover pot roast makes exeiIent sandwiches --- both cold and hot with gravy. Another Swedish dish is A Dilled Meatballs with Noodles, and economical way to stretch ground meat. If you prefer, use • the meatballs as hors d'oeuvres or In hero sandwich rolls. StAYrMTEK (SWEDISH POT ROAST) 1 tablespoon salad oil 4 pounds bottom round beef pot roast 1 cup finely chopped onion (about I large) 44 cup pickle liquid (drained from sweet cucumber pickle sauce 44 teaspoon pepper Fbi, 1 pint sour cream (2 cups) 8 ounces medium egg noodles, cooked Paprika In large skillet, melt 2 tablespoons butter. Add anions and saute over medium heat until tender. In bowl, combine 44 cup of 1 (13% ounce) can beef broth sauteed onion, bread crumbs, 1 tablespoon dark corn syrup beef, egg, ¼ cup of the chopped 1 (2 ounce) can flat anchovy pickle, milk, salt, Worfillets, drained and chopped cestershire and pepper. Mix I large bay leaf well. Chili X minutes for easier 1 teaspoon whole peppercorns handling. Reserve remaining 1 cup chopped sweet onion mixture for sow cream cucumber pickle slices sauce. 1-3rd cup flour Shape meat mixture Into 1½ 1-3rd cup cold water Salt and pepper inch balls. Roll in flour. In same skillet, melt In heavy Dutch oven, heat oil remaining butter. Add meat until hot. Add meat and brown balls and cook over mediumwell on all sides. Remove meat low test, browning evenly on from Dutch oven. all Sides. Add onions to drippings. Cook Stir in reserved onion, sour • over medium heat until llgttly ream and pepper to taste. Stir browned, stirring oft. Add and heat slowly, about 5 pickle liquid, beef broth, corn minutes, syrup and anchovies. TO serve, toss noodles with Crush peppercorns. Tie In a remaining chopped pickle and ece of cheesecloth with bay spoon onto platter. Top with leaf. Add to Dutch oven with meatball mixture. Sprinkle meat. Cover and simmer 2 paprika. kitchenwith This hours, tested recipe makes 6 servings. Add pickles. Cover and cook 1 ....... 69C ' Mrs. Paul's Frozen Fried Clams ............ led Potatoes ............... 5 59C erredt For Salads, Fresh -- ucumbers.....................6 " for erfect For Salads, Fresh Green l oll Peppers ................... 6 - 5-oi. s for , 49c Instant Tea .................. ........ M V C F Uc • WWW W WI Chuck Blade Steak........ $199 b' Cat Food....................... SAVE 40c, Faberge' Normal Or Oily Organic Shampoo... __________________ U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Chuck Blade Roast...... SAVE 1 8, (ALL EXCEPT HAM) MORTON'S FROZEN ASSORTED _______________ ~0 reg.pkg. 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Dawn Detergent .............but. 89c ANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD D44GreenStamps 5 p 8 Off Label On 2-Bars, Pink Or White 2 bath Dove Soap.....................bars 89° Hefty Tall I L n.eeas.•see•see•se..e.•• flCCCCCSSOafl• 10* Off Label, Dishwashing LONG WOOD VILLAGE CTR., morkets LONG WOOD IS ci. 89° - Kitchen Bags................. p5g. ______________________________________ I,,, - - -:- - - t-•- --,. •-. -- - - UPtI. Ftiskl.s I L Div Fish Cat Food 7. 44 teaspoon almond extract (Iq..,W.d.1,...V. u.n, 44 cup finely chopped fresh Place milk, extract and ice parsley cream in blender container; 44 teaspoon salt cover. Blend on hugh speed until 44 teaspoon seasoned salt of desired consistenc)- . Pour 94 cup (44 stick) butter into tail chilled glasses; serve 1 teaspoon prepared mnsd bmunediatcly. 4 thIn slices pumpernickel Spray Coating S. constantly. Chill several hours Return to freezer until 15 to 20 or overnight to allow flavors to minutes before serving. Garblend. Serve garnished with nish top with fresh whole sliced fresh mushrooms, strawberries. Slice and serve. TRIPLE DECK MEA[INMOCHA REFREShERS ONES Yield: 5 cups 6 ser vi ngs 3 cups cold chocolate iiiilk 1 cup grated raw carrot i pint coffee ice cream, One-third cup chopped nuts softened lip... Wed, boo 37. i75 - stirring constantly. Boil and sides arid top of cake with stir 1 minute. Reduce heat to whipped creuiii; sprinkle low; cook 10 minutes, stirring almonds over top of cake. 1 cup cotta ge cheese Lowry's Seasoned Salt I I _______ lIspw•W,d,iwni77, ,,7, FREE pantyhose You II get a trio g.tt c.r1st'c.t, lot •I IfiJi]wcreensiamps tMra Sheer Nonna La.. Pantyhoti style IOS(any sIze any color) with all processed mo vie and sd.f ilm *99 VS v&" . *i I11-oz. bot. ___ I crushed when Filling with ice saucepan. Saute mushrooms carefully. Replace top of cake; Signal Mouthwash 3. from center hole. Hollow out cake leaving a substantial I inch base at bottom. Place cake in freezer for about I hour ithis will keel) cake from being PY Oral Antiseptic • on.... one-third cup toasted sliced al monds Sliced fresh mushrooms cream). Spoon ice cream into Melt butter in 3-quart cavity of cake, packing 2 '/s -oz. pkg. 1.p.I.,W.d J...,.57. I7i 2. 44 teaspoon nutmeg 44 teaspoon garlic powder 3 cups mil k I cup whipping cream 1 cup chicken broth in Anti-Perspiront Dial Roll-On D.od.,ant ' FREE enlargement I 1" 1,-- I I '. "i teaspoon qhlte pepper ______ BUY 1, get I FREE. I If IIIJ4 MGreenstamp;P1 . Pt.rt. 'ou, In ISM ,•. 46os 14,0: ens. _______ '' ' BONUS P11010 I ',': .Y ' atPIIBIi%. I ' 4'; - AND BRIGHTENING Natural, Chunky Or Regular, Musselman's 2 S-os Applesauce ................... jar' 49c Hanover Tasty Cooked Salami Or • s1 Tomato Juice................. can 59C _ $1 49 Ztg' minutes. Stir in spinach and STRAWBERRY ANGEl. cook about 5 minutes longer; DELIGHT 6 oz. fresh mushrooms, Fresh whole strasberries chopped Place cake on foil-covered 2 tablespoons sliced green cardboard. Slice entire top onion with top from cake about 1-inch down; 44 cup all-purpose flour set aside. Cut down into cake I44 teaspoon salt inch from outer edge and 1-inch €XTUA Mustard....................l0'.'o:. bol, 9' Elbow Macaroni ....... __ 67 ................... Tangy Stokely S ctn . . SAVE lOc, Nabisco Cookies '. •0 combine cheese and eggs ui small mixing bowl. Combine sour cream, mustard, salt and pepper. Add to cheese mixture; toss well. Chili, covered, I to 2 44 teaspoon garlic powder Assorted crackers Melt butter in saucepan; hours to allow flavors to blend. saute onion and walnuts until Serve on crisp salad greens, onion is tender, about 1 sprintte with green onion. Yield: 5 CUES One-t hird cup butter Frozen Pizza TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Squeeze Barrell, Plochman's Bleach • ..... mg. pk9. II.P.,W.d ..n ''e teaspoon pepper Salad gree ns Thinly sliced green onion remove from heat. Combine Sb 10 servings yogurt and seasonings in small I purchased angel food ea1e mixing bowl. Stir in spinach (1944 oLl mnixtur. Chill, covee,d,1tn i quart str'i'x.t'v I'.-.' hours allowing flavors to blend. cream, softened To serve, spread crackers with i cup shippiiig cream spinach-yogurt mixture. 2 tablespoons confectioners CHILLED MUSHROOM SOUP sugar $3.09 ASSORTED FLAVORS PILLSBURY $1 - 1 9 • FIGURINES PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT Vlasic Kosher Imperial Oven Roast...... Chuck Shoulder Roast.. 2pk Onion Soup ............. 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Swiss ch eese, cut into 1 x ti..Inch strips uuuuiu up iuuiiisvu uuluu 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 2 tablespoons chopped p dairy sour i-ream aInuts 44 teaspoons I)ijoii-slyle 1 package 10 ozs. frozen mus ta rd chopped spinach, thawed and teaspoon salt well drained 1 container 8 oz. 59 79 EX 1IA 33c .'erg Lettuce ' U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Beef (English Cut Roast) $ 1 19 • Ice Milk : 59• Fresh Mushrooms......... . RT YOUR TOSSED SALAD NITH CRISP WESTERN U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Beef Coffee ___________________ __________________________________ ris,co Red Onions...............,.... Real -I REGULAR, DRIP , . • (Limit 1 Please With Other Purchases Of $5 Or More, Excluding All Tobacco Items) ,, '1 Regular • Detergent •..,. Slice Raw In Salads, "Country Stand" Brand i" b' bol. cant 0. Bold Detergent............ pkg. P ::::::::::::::: $i Johnson's Diapers..... 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Cover and refrigerate I to 2 hours to allow flavors to blend. Yield: 4 dozen 2tabSO( butter ' cheese, each cut into 2 triangles TIZERS 99 -- Lipton _____________ rlsp Carrots ............... 2 Cream, Betty Crocker SAVE 56c hred And Top Your Salad With Sun World" Brand I6;z• Pound Cake................... pkg .. erfect For Potato Salad, U.S. #1 Stir together flour and cold 'water until smooth. Mix Into pan liquids. Cook over medium heat until mixture thickens and boils. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve pickle gravy with pot roast. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 servings. DII Jfl SWEDISH MEATBALLS WITH NOODLES .. _________ 59c Top With Strawberries & Whipped - Coffee Rich.............. C each for .... 8-a:. pg Can Frosting ............... SAVE 16c, Rich's Non-Dairy elicate Flavored California, Ripe resh Apricots...... A tender, well-seasoned pot roast goes a kng way toward tretchJng the beef budget. It's a perfect approach to using relatively inexpensive cuts of beef as well as more costly ones - without losing derness or flavor, Chocolate Eclairs ' ét ud 'I' resh Peaches ............. 3 99° 'First Of The Season" Florida FlavorfulM Aili"13 Jut Bee f ' B lipe RO%*I SAVE lOc, Frozen Bavarian Creme, Glazed Or Jelly req 59-: Morton's Donut 'AVE 20c, Sausage Or Pepperoni style Frozen 12'o, Lambrecht Pizza ......pkg 8 SAVE 50c, Morton's Frozen (Ii Mix ....................... Assorted Flavors Of Betty Crocker Ready-To-Spread . tiv Lo - Swedish Food Cake 1 teaspoon Worcestershire with paper toweling. Place four slices on each buttered side of bread. Spoon tuna mixture over cucumbers. Arrange 1 cheese triangles on top of each Kitchen Buffet. sandwich. Serve inunediately . SPINACH-YOGURT APPESWISS CHEESE SALAD Assorted Flavors of Betty Crocker • Cooking Bag Items.. 3 - SCH 11 Nestea iced R ecipe might mix them later if they're to substitute for dessert. It's the instant convenience of dairy foods simplifies that preparation and serving of t his 990 Solid White Tuna........ onion preparation is in order, with sauce chilling essential to hold the 44 teaspoon salt food until party time. 6 slices whole heat bread, When it's almost time to bu ttered on one side serve, complete making each of 6 slices 1 1 01. cachI Colby Fill With Cottage Cheese, Stokely THIS AD EFFECTIVE coup UJIU WISS Cheese Salad advance :490 Peach Halves ............... 1I - LYIUII[OUIII SAVE 44c, Delicious Borden's Ice Cream 12'pk. Sandwiches................. pkg. $4'f9 U _ R Easy .17 10V garlic and onions, Cool 'N Is green pepper -AQM;=~ Ch sc Wednesday, June 20 1979-38 TROPICAL. ILEASEItS bread Yield: 4 cups 12 sli ces boiled ham 1 can 6 oz) frozen con$ pineapple slices, well centrated llasaiian Punch, drained thawed Parsley sprigs, II desired 1 cup applesauce, chill ed Beat cot tage cheese in small 1 pint straw ber ry ice cream, mixer bowl until smooth, a bo ut softened 5 minutes. Blend in car rot, nuts, 1 cu p cold milk parsley and seasonings. 2 tablespoons fresh lemon Refrigerate, covered, about 1 j uice hour to allow flavors to blend. Fresh straw berries, if Meanwhile, combine butter and desired mustard; beat until well Place concentrate, apWended. Spread one side of plesauce and ice cream in bread with butter mixture, blender container; cover. Blend Place bread end to end forming on high speed until smooth, a long row. Fold ham slices in about 1 minute. Add milk and half. Overlap slices on top of lemon juice. Blend until well bread. Arrange pineapplit! combined. Serve munt-diate1%. �413—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE '-40W 00 ' LIKE MY NEW DRESS. — Wednesday, June 20, 1979 04-1, BLONOIE' IT 50 THAT WAS C'MOOO'S BEAUTIFUL I'M REACTION, J) STUNNEO!' by Chic I Storage box 42 Joint bone 45 Origin of 4 Garment 4 (I 47 Mobs 7 Two times 10 Shoots one _____ •- 12 Measure of -, land jjolRiSI ' IOIW1 N1 ow E IBIAIRION jTti1 IAM_18TM101uI ELJMR1SI EINITIRIE _EIAISIEI_SJ ______ _tnlsolntcI SHT kioti E SEIIMIMfA 101 j_ IIPMPt_ [Ititf_ _ 52 Territory loll'_ 54 Siamese E I. _ language 55 Sandwich A _ L _ : 4~7 ______ 71= ______ • - CPU Baseballer and weigh 170 pounds. For the last nine months I have been having severe head pain. I IT A _FTWSIT_ _________________________ / EVERY F _ 26 Arabian ship 21 Bushy clump 43 College athletic group (Britj 23 Valuable fut 44 Weird 31 Enchanted state (abbr.) 4 Baseball players 25 Homely 48 Director 32 I possess (contr.) 5 Commerce 28 Latin poet agency (abbr) 29 Skin tumor 27 Bee's home 33 Moray 34 That thing 6 Color Preminger 48 At what time 49 Jutland native 7 Stigma B Charged 36 Wine (Fr.) 37 Men - — — — 6-20 0 __ 1 2 — — 10 — — 15 — — ____ THE BORN LOSER byArtSansom 3 — — — — — — — — — 18 IC.TUROUTOFG'( music particles — 19 — — — Il — — — — 21 ________ — — o• 27 28 24 25 C 38 37 39 - — — 42 143 144 — — — — 45 48 ARCHIE 51 byBobMontana rMOM CAN'T FIND THE NEEDLE ,5HE WAS USING IT FOR CREWEL WORK WHAT e t' TVJOL0OKiNGFCR*7 - -ER, IS THIS HOW OI YOU IT, FRW' — A H - - - T HE CRV14F14ESr WAY POSSIBLE 38 34 35 33 40 — — — — — 47 — — — — — 48 49 50 54 53 52 — — — — — — — — 58 — — — — — — — 59 — — through all the tests and said envelope for it. Send your this request my eyes were O.K. newspaper, PO Box 1551, Radio He sent me to an ear, nose City Station, New York, NY 6:30 (2) (11) NBC NEWS NEWS 0 0 ABC NEWS 6D VILLA ALEGRE(A) rays of the sinuses. He saidthat 10019. Even the time of day for your my sinuses were normal and pain may be important. not infected, but he didn't know head Although you've said your blood what caused my head pain. head pain when I pressure is normal, it's in- 7:00 f2) TIC TAC DOUGH j MARY TYLER MOORE Ted becomes upset when his vacalion replacement is a success 0 )1 THE CROSS-WITS —— __ Roddy McDowall. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (A) 0 VEGAS Dan sets out to rescue a bevy of beautiful ER..AH.,EXCU3EESMAiAM..1 PV... AR. vJDeRIJo...IF 1ct / DI)'rJEcT..__HAP tQE TALK... . . A BIT... _ HNJC $ - enterprises where you' ll .... ._ ,___...ty _A1.'Jermor.-------asoudo.Th PRlSCl'l.:Lt' pop HERE THAT ANSWER ot mrs wu-i- I '17 ThE COMPUTER, MR. NU1tHELL. ____ CALL ADMIRABLE! EVEN VRKS ON HIS LUNCH HOuR.' ___ ru- lo" EAT 2.88 MA5l-IE( POTATO 5bINWICHES BEFORE THE KIP5 ME put plenty of It to give to 10:30 ED TALKING WALLS OF POMPE1I John Forsythe uses the graffiti of Pompeii to tell the . 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA to him. (A) problem. In any case YOU people With real illnesses feel should have some medicine to better when they take 0 BIG VALLEY A trusted ranch hand of the Rarkleys is wounded in a gunfight, and WIN tter NORTH ô-20 4 Q 84 V J 10 7 62 K 85 WEST EAST '-''7i53 • ioc' AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) • us 10 • i 873 •Q7 410964 3 SOUTH • 92 Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each especially if you're carrying a PETUNIA,' '4Y OMTHIr-(G ., EN5lTlV LITTLE -rHu40, 19t4'T 7 However, don't bowl over those ARIES March 21-April 19) who aren't in your way. 23) It's good to be aggressive, but VIRGO (Aug. 23-& won't want to waste your anything extreme can be bad. If You day' you're not careful you could stuff to time with FER 'K g ( / A_u9VP5r ___ us 061 on IV 0 - . ' _ ••' they expected it to be. (R ED THE LONG SEARCH Leo Durocher, Tom Gorman. (Part 2 of 3) "There Is No God But God" A Moslem wedding, dawn prayers in a market town, a pil- 11:30 112) TODAY IN FLORIDA TONIGHT Host Johnny 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Carson Guest Lola Falana (12) NEWS to Cairo give now insights into the the grimage to Mecca and a visit Islamic experience. (A) 8:30 (4)GOOD TIMES A close friend of J.J.'s who is looking for a more romantic relationship takes some dangerous steps to make sure J.J. will not especially in adventuresome appear too grabby, causing situations. Take care, however. others to think you're selfish, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If t you don't become ings don't go your way today IIBRA (Sept. -o 23) This th you're Hable to overreact with could be a pod day to work on 4 great force, It'll be quite a any problem COmIOCICd with your commercial affairs. You shock to those who are used to have the confidence and drive your gentle ways. ED THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL life turns into a terrifying night. - ' ' / and Alan Sontag who WOULD _ 2 Single Hamburger _____ ED V-1. PEOPLE ED FRENCH CHEF ' FlFSTOFF WHO CAN 'Ti.1- C OUARYTYLERUOdäE _____________ IMFRTAPJ1 MOCCASIN! . FUNCTION? - EXMRS IN. all were clubs. Then after he had played out all his trumps (discarding the five of clubs from dummy on the last one, TM AM 9TS IRIc '•' ', . - . Mail- Patty l)itki' .st in has clIaIied rolvs.'I'lie act ress, who made a name for herself !Jjj;77j_T7ft1ii I , I - PITIRPALK -ALANANKIN c,Nwe 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (OVi EtA N Dj. (12) BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY yc— Hwy lI2S 32) 1216 DIRT 10:21 CHINO 9 'irjJ Refreshing 6 9R.9. 64 oz. a Rile Seabreezel. bottle s a C oo 1 \\ _______________________________________ \ to 1 T-,,... 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O THE ODD COUPLE 5:30 1.89 ' __ ZOONIES 0 to VARC ' IF 5.00 Salad Bar $ J, - OAK ' CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Small Drink East was forced to make three discards on hearts and \ X'V DVEL.D A FANTASTIC I YF OPOR .. . . _____ __ . , PUNNIBIT COMEDY OF YEAR OMERVORIFFIN 02) GUN8UOKE Small Drink ....'1' ToIHr WHAT A Moe' THAT WEAKii I'LL MA.$ I IF .4'Q-áfAp/ J WITTE 4AP i s SUCH AJBI.IC 4PPEARS. AN'v- /1 VSON'T RE 1UPPORT THAT I TS'jfN$ eAP4 ,/.. ' ~HOW UP! THELAW HAPPEN' _______ _________ _______ ______ m 4 I, wtrwIsr FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER COM,&AN&OO ht'J THIS S A Tribute is TM Greatest Oscar I. "GOOD GUY" lict$.østsr& 4:00 __ p EMINAF WELL LL)/ IN-FO :. AW 'I MADe by T. K. Ityaoi -_-_- ___ I ______ — • L_rLAzA1] 7:4S-:4Q ( HIS LAST PICTURE 0 M'A'S'H (R) 11) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) Salad Bar OR two spades and had shown = TOMBLEWEEDS 'S Hwy. 17 12 8Z2 902 3:30 i Fried Chicken u up with exactly two trumps. diamonds - ,,. . 3:00 (Tom a to & Cheese extra) I counting, East followed to of •'. . ____ Req. '1,69 W I; You. c.iP? THE 2:30 , tj £MEJENCY. ONE (I) THE GONG SHOW 0 0 Is WORLD OF THE SEA a MAKE ME LAUGH 02) EDSEBAMESTREET(R) _ __ Your clmice: 4:30 J1)MIKEDOUGLAS - bey. "I Just knew your partner did not have it and since you had only been dealt two four / Luncheon Specia The late Charles ho- It (the 10 spot) when the chridge was famous both for eight was bed from dummy knew that West the speed of his dummy play Ithe queen. and good results he had achieved when the hand was NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I finished. (For a copy of JACOB V MODWest cashed the ace and ERN, send $I to: "Win at king of spades and !ed a Bridge." care of this news pathird spade. East ruffed and per, P.O. 80k 489, Radio City Charley overruffed. Then he Station. New York, N.Y. 100t9.) •i - INGuMgke 0pFIMI$M! _ arid Heath must transport '_' _" dummy's queen. West showed out so East was down to the Jack of dia- By Oswald Jacoby __________ r LOOMIS DONM"ION$ R (.4) BIG VALLEY Jarrod, Nick r/ that's discouraging. "I don't know about ego, though. Moss Hart ( the Broadway playwright) once said that he'd never known an actor who fJI (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4) 0 GUIDING LIGHT ____________________________________________________________ entered dummy with thp king of clubs and lost a trump finesse to West's king. Back came a trump and Chancy proceeded to run off the rest of the tricks without any pause for apparent thought. West asked: "Did you see my queen clubs?" 'S Not at all," replied Char- ____________________ _____ - 12:00 f.'1; by Stan Lee and John Romita f,4JOW_THE £I WYF QILT w'R C.L.CTiN& ; €DOVEREASY 825 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 8:30 TODAY U GOOD MORNING AMERI. 9:00 (2)NBC MOVIE "Stranger In by Bob Thaves GOoD D'i, SLIZI life is endangered when she infiltrates an undercover group and has no way to contact the Carol Lawrence. A young girl's — 8:00 (4') 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO _____ ____ "It's very dismaying," he CD (M THE DOCTORS 0 ONE UFETO LIVE ED FLOWER SHOW (12) TODAY (A) 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper's : said, "to have people walk up 2:00 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA Aj and say, 'I know you — what ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY have I seen you in?' When you've been around since 1935, GARDEN 4) NEWLYWED GAME overlook her. (R) ferently. You become a significant performer." Jones doesn't deny recogni- 1:30 @i 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 7:25 letters. unaware that they contam stolen jewels and drugs '•' 0 THE YOUNG AND THE finances in all this — he grins teacher in a television pi'oductioii of "Tue Miracle 'orkei'." leIissa Gilbert RESTLESS broadly with delight at the fact plays young helm ill the two-huiti' special schiedtiled liii' the l9T9-W television 0 ALL MY CHILDREN that people are beginning to sel Soil. ED JULIA CHILD AND COM- recognize him, PANY ED SESAME STREET (R) ( 6SWITCH Pole arid Mac , The next producer sees your blUing and thinks of you dif- SAME STORY • DIFFERENT ROLE 1:00 © DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1 0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA help a friend recover some Our House" '1378) Linda Blair. AJ2 SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST sell 11:00 1 (4) 0 0 ()2 NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guests. Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, now 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (2) (12) TODAY Joannie and Nancy discover that having their own apart. ment is not the bed of roses As for the show itself, Jones offered InS analysis: "1 rather regret that they acquaintance. with dozens of character work. As for his ml' called it 'Mrs. Coluinbo' origifilm credits including "Supixrt as Nate L'iilwiibo's editor, ho' nally. liii' audience expected Peter Falk to appear. It was Your IAcaI Sheriff," "Rlltch said "It's fairly titinute bitt it" '('iilunnho' without Columbo. Cassidy and the Sundant'e Rid" ver ceIl oritten, lIt's a f.',st with billing is a matter of ego," Jones said. "It Isn't. It's dollars NEWS (1) CS SEARCH FOR TOMOR. and cents. Always has been. Charley played ace-king and _ ib to How did Chancy know? It was a simple matter of Opening lead: 4K so no matter how energetic or today something could be Industrious you feel, make smoldering Inside you that will bring about this reaction. S.-. used city (A) drop." Pass Pass P8.38 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) to straighten tiüngs out. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) You're not normally one given to fits of emotionalism, but Team effort Is Called for ..,, past clubs your queen was sure to (Feb. March 20) There will be no mincing of ' Vulnerable: Both LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) wcrds with you. Where nor. Dealer: South Opponents won't bluff you ma lly You might hold your West North East South today. Anything they can do, tongue, tode'y You'll tell others you can and will do better. ezacily how you feel. i. 2V Pass 4V wou Cw GR&AT I GgoAgRK.) COMPANY FR VA, C'MONI I WHAT'9 the A Q 986 •AK4 Radio Station, N.Y, 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. byStoffe I&_Hel mda hi of - . .. all to Aatro.Graph, P.O. Box 40, hig BUGS BUNNY The unscrupulous individual AT BRIDGE '- ___ I, Nick sets off to find the man's daughter. U EIGHT IS ENOUGH Susan, selves and were lilw coniforta pearanut's. }lci,ry Jones has never ble being somebody else." Jones, however, appears become a household word happy to have made his own because that's the nature of business think all this problem 12:30 6:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS ' .. What lies ahead for you In the In family dealings today, you •, year following your blrthday by may come on a bit stronger ' sending for your copy of AStto than Is necessary. Walk softly, CUT OF COLLEGE' (3 THE LITTLE RASCALS merchant. (A) see what might be your know that about a third of NEWS SESAME STREET (A) the life of someone very special t'&JO(h1'L só'rnèthliigpIeiirab1e, push too hard. Find out more of 00 could change both his life and _________________________ __________ This coming year yob could 21) Tackle all those difficult find yourself with st.veral ores today. Your stamina is different kln of ambitious at a high point. You'll have Umt down all your chl*and play,Ic' needs to be done. win, Your efforts will be CAPRICORN fl-Jan, 19) If you don't have any plans CANCER (June 21-July fi) for entertainment today, better Because you have great make some, pronto, You need determlnaUon today, you could the change and won't be expect others to feel the same satisfied unless you do 6:30 (4) KUTANA You need someone to bob at you any harm. ________ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 6:25 (2J PORTER WAGONER your total medical status and ftC. to. 6:00 (2)EARLYDAY @11 CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE showgirls kidnapped for sale overseas by a white slave far? " had a happy childhood. 1k said and 'Vcrtuu,'' a long list if old titan. If they expand him, appearances, and I'll be happy, but if they don't. they were attracted to acting Rroadwa because they disliked tlieiit- iluire than 60)) television ap- at least they're I)Yr roles have 5:53 (I) PTL CLUB (4) THE JEFFERSONS George agonizes over a decision that said. "What Household Face A - Wednesday, June 20, 1979—SB wiwi 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER specialist in internal medicine, do you any good and it won't do You might be surprised to Jones Jones has been an actor for (2) l CARD SHARKS more than 40 years, and for ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) most of them like many fine 6D STUDIO SEE(R) character actors he has been 10:30 one of those familiar faces that 11)© ALL STAR SECRETS everybody loves but nobody can C LOVE OF LIFE stick a name 0 rangedfrom His ) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) playing Cloris Leachman's 10:55 stepfather-In-law in "Phyllis" 0 BS NEWS to his Tony Award-winning Broadway charcterization of HH ROLLERS Louis Howe in Dore Schary's 0ThEPRICEISRIGHT "Sunrise at Campobello." LAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) 0 U) HODGEPODGE LODGE His latest appearances were last season as editor Josh Alden 11:30 in NBC's "Mrs. Columbo," 2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD which returns in the fall as f) MISTER ROGERS(R) "Kate Columbo," still starring Kate Mulgrew as the housewifeAFTERNOON reporter-amateur detective. Jones is delighted with his second billing in the show, 12:00 PASSWORD PLUS instead of being listed with the 1)ThE YOUNG AND THE also-rans at the end. RESTLESS "People who don't know the MORNING 6:45 EL) A.M. WEATHER certain that you work in har- YOURBIRTHLAY June21, 1P1S _ 'I ED DICK CAVETT Guests Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Leo Durocher, Tom Gorman (Part 1 of 3) be appreciation of the problem, I public snake oil and depended am sending you The Health upon this reaction to make Letter nwnber 2-9, Headache: people believe in his products. Man's Most Common Pain. We still have our modern Other readers who want this versions of the people who sell issue can send 50 cents with a snake oil, as tablets inside a long, stamped, self-addressed bottle. C 141, 14 1, ML ç ,) — FRIENDS Guest Alan Alda "Grest," have I said so i000 -w : Iii '4j 7%' where she is stalked by a Your mistake is in not seeing from taking alfalfal DEAR READER — It won't your family doctor or a headaches and many other For Thursday, June 21, 1979 by Howie Schneider 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Kris, suffering from amnesia, wandcr5 onto a deserted beach 10:00 QI CAROL BURNETT AND 9:55 1:00 L-1 (M TOMORROW Guest: Benson Ford Jr., nephew of Henry Ford II, who is fighting for Control of Ford Motor Company LP @1) NEWS Reynolds, John Travolta, Grace Kelly. Orson Welles and Diane for ® UPBEAT gates the murder of several dockworkers (A) Fonda. Gene Kelly. Burt - MIKE 12:40 0 KOJAK Kolak meets with a wall of silence when he investi- . Barry Goldwater, Ralph Nader, factors. To give you a _ an amnesia victim who is sus• pected of murdering his girl. friend is being framed. circus icts are performed by top stars from the entertainmerit and sports worlds Lau. ron Bacall, Sammy Davis Jr Jerry Lewis. Anthony Newley arid Bernadette Peters are ririgmasters ifi) 0 1979 CANNES FILM FESTI. VAL This year. the most starstudded awards ceremony in the film world features Jane Henry NEW YORK (UPI) Jones walked to the restaurant late for an interview and the reporter, who had ordered a starting drink, apologized without tthn. 9:00 DONAHUE DOUGLAS 0 U MOVIE DINAH) ED THE LONG SEARCH 0 MANNIX Mannix believes the benefits of lack of benefits 0$1.98BEAU'TYSHOW LILIAS,YOGAANDYOU(R1 12:37 8:00 tIl l2 LAUGH-IN Guests Belle Davis, Henry Winkler, 7:30 (1) LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD O DANCE FEVER has produced a have. Sometimes they're given related to life situations, ten- miraculous cure or at least sion, sinus trouble, migraine relief. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Jones CA out aragingforestfire.(Part2) crazed killer (A) MOVIE "The Love Machine' (C) (1971) John Phil11P Law. Dyan Cannon An ambitious young man stops at nothing to work his way up to the top of the television business (2 FIrs) ED GREAT PERFORMANCES 'Uncommon Women And Others A group of young women re-explores the options open to them as "uncommon women' on the occasion of their seven-year college reunion (A) You should know that us. It also explains why so headaches are one of the most many people adamantly claim coinznoncotnplafntsthat people that some pill they've been HOROSCOPE EEK& MEEK € MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT help relieve the pain if it's that something, usually regardless of what it is. That's one of those severe, little tricks our minds play on — — — — 80 — — '' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) _______ ________ OJOKER'SWILD that term, and it's true that wrist. A friend of mine said a they can be caused by sinus doctor told her that alfalfa will problems, which apparently make one's blood thicken. Is this true? Could you write about you don't have, 32 31 30 00 Korean taekwon.do, puppet- all sure why you think a pain in even in the evening. DEAR DR. LAMB — I tried the head isn't a headache. There are many causes for taking alfalfa tablets and they head pain, if you wish to use seem to help the arthritis in my _________ in making. and the art of glass weaving (A) again, — — __ OD STUDIO SEE Lessons wake up in the morning. I get up teresting that headaches and move around and they associated with high blood migraine and leave me and I do not have any pressure t.ininonIy occur in headpainsthercsiofthedayor headaches the early hours whereas night. But when I wake up in the associated with eye headaches morning, I have them normal. problemnsare more apt to occur My blood pressure is DEARREADER—I'ninotat in the latter part of the day or 7 8 9 — — — 20 I I get the — — 6 4 5 — — — — 13 12 — — — — 18 — 6:00 (1)1)00 (1 NEWS to me, in care of 50 Location 51 Barrel (abbr) 53 Noun suffix 30 Ask alms 35 Baroque Lamb some nitroglycerine to help put (A) 3 CIRCUS OF THE STARS A variety of daring and unusual EVENING my PE ~CA 0,' Dr ophthalmologist. He went I Greeted 2 Applies frosting 24 Brilliance headaches. mare when her strange cousin moves in and mysterious and eerie events begin Occurring wear glasses so I thought would have my eyes tested. I got new glasses but that didn't problem so I saw an solve 40 Scull 41 Blotches 13 State (Fr) 19 Small bird DOWN area 22 Allspice Up wouldn't call them Epq Ito_ ii Cracks 20 Los Angeles ANP AND THEN HE ____________ I_ 18 Manor V-1Ad TH GENEAL'5 NOISE? PRACTICING PUTTING IN HIS OFFICE £101 5'uN I t. E Glasgow - by Mort Walker YJOIMI L 0 A (abbr) £ _R 17 Individual BEETLE BAILEY type '01010_ 56 Isn't (ii) 57 Transmitted 1H!UIR _______ 58 Fifth zodiac IAl I' ito! _______ RIVI TIAIBIB_ OLAIT sign 59 Greek letter 9 Go to court 38 Engage in 60 Born winter sport Gehrig 15 College official 16 Native of r - I _E _____ ___________ DEAR DR. LAMB I am a 74-year-old man. I am 5-foot-7 _________ i _r _ __________________________ 14 Common Pain _________ 51 Mere taste - Evening Herald, Sanford FL TONIGHT'S •r _______ 'O1Li speech protector _ __ On Man s Most Answer to Previous Puzzle _______ ACROSS 39 lassoed ONLY THE PRICE IS WN -._-1 f A6 TOOT&E? ) ' Release in Papers of Wednesday, June 20 Young 4F- - _•••_ ,j "•t " - .. I' .- ,' . , - , . . - — . . �BLON DIE 4 B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '4 CW DO YOU LIKE MY NEW I DRESS. r (k G 4TooT5IE2) 01-4. BLONDIE'ITS SO STUNNED!! Release in Papers of Wednesday, June 20 protector 47 Mobs 7 Two times 51 Mere taste 10 Shoots hole-in. 52 Territory one 54 Siamese languag 12 Me a sure of e land 55 type (abbr) 14 Baseballer Gehrig 56 Isn't (sI) 15 College 57 Transmitted ALA 1 s( - .... t ' — A/U AT' THAT ' THE NOISE? PRACTICING PUTTING IN HIS OFFICE I .' ./ " .. % Q DOWN s o n c D Hi £ MM A £ C I. S - , . 9jo E :9 0 0 £ 3 o_M a I_ L _V _I : 0 L E FRY Y 11 Cracks 38 E winter sport 13 State (Fr 40 Scull 9 Go to court 34 That thin 36 Wine (Fr.) en - - - - 6 4 — — — 13 12 16 — - — — - - byArtSansom — — — 19 18 V PY-TU M 6 OUT OF o cY~X ThTi1J.V. - - 22 - 21 1 20 23 — — — - i 0 30 . i 32 31 — 36 34 35 33 MUST T T1 28 24 25 C : — 42 b40 - F- MOM CAN'T FINDTHE NEEDLE F SHE WAS USING iT FOR CRE WEL WORK TWO LOO$(ING FOR 7 .. ER, AH HOW DID liou IGIHIS ii I ' FRED? ... THE C0111ESr =- . f _Zr •" - ([)STUDIO SEE Lesson-.; in 52 54 - making, and the art of glass weaving (R) 6:30 (1) c NBC NEWS E 0 CBS NEWS 7:00 i - - MEEK EEK& by WILL ') TALK... ,) \ i€a..__R-iAc u1I oit*rr Howie Schneider A BIT . 1 T MARY TYLER MOORE Ted becomes upset wh€n his vacalion replacement is a success 0al THE CROSS-WITS 0JOKER'S WILD ED IMACNEIL H RE A REPORT 7:30 (J LIARS CLUB a - 0 -. PRISCILLA'S POP HERE'S THAT AN%ER FFa:)M ,ThE COMPUTER, MR. NLI1tHEUL.. . by Al - ww THArs WHAT i CALL ALAIRABLE.' HE EVEN WORKS ON UNCH HOUR! Vermeec--- ii,/~wow! rLL KwE m , EAT 2.8 MA,5f.1.EC POTAM SANDWcPas ME •, 0 V BUGS BUNNY by CL.yp WOULP COMPANY FRVA, PET UN (A.' ___ C'MON, ',4Y SOME" StoffelS_Heimdahl N5flIV 3oAgRK.. wHATs FER g.rrri.e 19N'T 9H' -rHINO, - ¼. , situatlons,Takecare,however, outtrs to uwik youre selfish, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If that you don't become reckless. LMRA (Sept. n4M.23)This things don't go your way today - CHUPPY ? - - A u&9',' per, . 1_ IN,U$P'O_ >zr c zJ IH -'.- 6'10 . \ so no matter bow energetic or today something could be industrious you feel, make unoIdering inside you that wW bring about this reaction. "- " 44d -CWFOPet- FRANK AND ERNEST could be a good day to work on you're liable to overreact with any problems connected with 'great force. It'll be quite a your mmercial affairs. You shock to those who are used to have the confidence and drive your gentle ways. GEMINI (May 2lJune20 to straight (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You're not normally one given SM"10 . fits of emotionalism, but Tern effort is called for today, to by Bob Thaves from taking alfalfa? DEAR READER — It won't do you any good arid it won't do you an harm. You might be surprised Xd 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Susan, Joannie and Nancy discover that having their own apart. merit is not the bed of roses they expected itto be, R CD THE LONG SEARCH "There No God But Moslem wedding, dawn prayers in a market town. a pilgrimagn to Mecca and a visit to Cairo give new insights into the Islamic experience (A) friend of J.J.'s who is looking for a more romantic relationship takes some dangerous steps to make sure J.J. will not and has no M NBC MOVIE "Stranger in Our House"(1978) Linda Blair. Carol Lawrence. A young girl's life turns into a terrifying night- -UPPORT THAT , THE LAW CAN E=1 I THINAS 4:~ 6" UP! HAPPEN 6'30 KUTANA 0THE LITTLE RASCALS ' 6:47 PEII John Forsythe uses the graffiti of Pompeii to tell the story of the ancient Roman city JR) 0)TODAY IN FLORIDA C) GOOD MORNING FLORIDA U HI, NEIGHBOR 11:00 (I) (12) TODAY (4) 0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA € SESAME STREET (R) (1) DICK CAVEIT Guests. (Part 2ot3( Carson Guest Lola Falana NEWLYWED GAME 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac &00 CD OVER EASY 00'.'er group U (11 NEWS 12:00 A) BIG VALLEY Jirrod Nick arid Heath must transport Yijx Ioi(: .. Single Hamburger Salad Bar OR Small Drink CIAN&F900.1 IN TH IS ql~MINAF( WE: "I Tlt~ W DIFFERENT ROLE for Ilerself 11atty Duke Astin has chailiged roles. The actress. %%- Iio Illitlit- .1 hIiIIIII-iijelif girl's portraying Ilelen Keller on stjgil. 111(1 teacher ill a (elevision production of "The 11ii- acle %Vorker." Ilelissa (;ilbert plays voting IIt'lt'ii in the two-hour .in'eial selIe(luled for the l979-4) television to ssm - I ' , Hwy. IF-11? 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"People who don't know the 0 GENERAL. HOSPITAL , W THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL . ill staffing Kate Mulewasthe housewifereporter-amateur detective. Jones is delighted with his second billing in the show, Instead of being listed with the CD V.I. PEOPLE 3.00 I 8:25 CD TODAY N FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA way to contact the . Bs "Mrs Cohn, in significant performer." Jones doesn't deny recogni. tion shares a place with MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND THE finances in all this — he grins RESTLESS broadly with delight at the fact 0 ALL MY CHILDREN that people are beginning €D JULIA CHILD AND COM. recognize him. p,aj "It's very dismaying," he 1:30 said,"to have people walk up AS THE WORLD and say, 'I know you — what TURNS (1) CROCKETT'S VICTORY have I seen you in?' Wben you've been around since 1935, GARDEN that's discouraging. 200 "I don't know about ego, CD 11 THE DOCTORS though. Moss Hart (the Broad0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE FLOWER SHOW way playwright) once said that he'd never known an actor who 2'30 ANOTHER WORLD 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper's infiltrates an , to his Tony Award Broadway Louls Howe in Dore Schary's "Sunrise at Campobello' His latest appearances were M aZ DAYS OF OUR LIVES CA life is endangered when she . " ' I" , 1:00 7.30 DAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- help a friend recover some letters, unaware that they conlain stolen pweIs and drugs. (R) . SAME STORY 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 43 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1-1 NEWS 11:30 '1'11'TONIGHT Host Johnny i.8< business think all this problem with biffing is a matter of ego," Jones said. "It isn't. It's dollars TOMOP, and cents. Always has been. fho next producer sees your ff HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ED TALKINGWALLSOFPOM , &11111111121 by T K Ryan TIjMBLE WEEDS (2) NEWS (1) a SEARICH FOR ROW CC EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS I's OLM 12:30 6:45 (1) A.M. WEATHER 8:30 (1) 41 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMEFU_________________________________________________________________ L ___ 12:00 () PASSWORD PLUS (1) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 NEWS GD SESAMESI REE I 6:25 police 9:00 WE 14ALL W 8:30 (4) GOOD TIMES A close AFTERNOON @J PORTER WAGONER Mickey Manlle, Hank Aaron, Leo Durocher, Torn Gorman, . last season as editor Josh Alden CD 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD EDEARLYDAY @JCRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE ('I 0 0 1)2) NEWS had a happy childhood. I1( ti(I afl(l 'V ('rtU(J, a Ii)rll. list ui ohi mnm. if they expand him. ill be happ) but if they (Ion they were attra cted to a cting Bin I(l%% is appeara nces. and because they disliked theiii- noire than t0() television op. at least they're paying me. se1tsrnds%ereilst omfort i As for the sho%% itself, Jones ;'::: Jiii Iiti never offirid his analysis: ble being soinebody else." t)1(iutIlt a hous ehold soril Jones, hosse r .ipp1cII' '- I rather regret that they happy to have inade his own liecati.su that's the nattire f acquaintance, with dozens of charaLler %i,ork. As for lit. role ciilh'd It 'Mrs. Columbo' origifilm creditsilICILIdifig "StIppOrt as Kate L'olumbo's vditor, lit, nallv. Ilie audience expected Your Local Sheriff," "Butch sail "it's fairly niuiutv hut it's I'eter F alk to appear. It was CaSSidN' and tile SLIII(IMICe K id" vcr% %%vll ' D HODGEPODGE LODGE 530 the reporter, who had rdered a r0 starting ized without him "Great," Jones said. "What have I said so far?" Jones has been an actor for more than 40 years, and for most of them like many fine character actors he has been one of those fami.liar faces that loves but nobody can stick a name to. His roles have ranged.from . KIN ROLL AS a THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE a SHIRLEY (R) MORNING 10:30 Household Face ~1`k playing Cloris Leachman's io. reunion (A) merchant. (fl) Nick sets off to find the man's by S tan Lee and John Romlta LOOMIS LA) NEWS 0WMEWI (0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) a CBS NEWS -.00 women on the occasion of their seven - year college Could change both his life and The late Charles 1,o- it (the 10 spot) when the chridge was famous both for eight was led from dummy eigtarle& knew that West the speed of his d ummy play en. and good results he had iNEwsPA:EHENTLnPRisEAssN achieved when the hand was finished. (For a copy of JACOBY MODWest cashed the ace and ERN, send $t to: 'Win , king of spades and led a Bridge," care of this newspathird spade. East ruffed arid per, P 0. Box 489. Radio City Charley overruffed. Then he Station. New York. N.Y. 10019.) THAT WEAK- €11 STUDIO8EE(R) 10:30 (1)(M ALL STAR SECRETS D t1i TOMORROW Guest: 6:00 Roddy McDowall. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. (R) 9)THE JEFFERSONS George agonizes over a decision that 0 BIG VALLEY A t usled ranch hand of the BarklI eys is wounded in a gunfight. and BRIDGE WHAT A Moo I F _50 VCR. Benson Ford Jr., nephew of Henry Ford 11, who is fighting PTL CLUB 10:00 0 VEGAS Din sets out to rescue a bevy of beautiful showgirls kidnapped for sale overqeas by a white slave tohim.(R) . W. Y, so*D DyNaVily 011itrc A group 01 young women re explores the options open to them as "uncommon two spades and had shown up with exactly two trumps. West North East South East was forced to make IV three discards on hearts and 14 2V Pass 4 V all were clubs. Pass Pass Pass Then after he had played out all his trumps (discardIng the five of clubs from Opening lead: 0K dummy on the last one, Chancy played ace-king and four of diamonds to dummy's queen. West showed out so East was By Oswald Jacoby down to the Jack of dia. and Alan Sontag TcwiLmr -;S T'LL MA- 10.00 CARD SHARKS 0 SUMMERSEMESTER 5:53 Mickey Mantle Hank Avon Leo Durocher, Torn Gorman (Part 1 of 3) Dealer: South SPIDER-MAN _________________________ (D UPBEAT wall of silence when he investigates the murder of several dockworkers. (R) the film world features Jane Fonda, Gene Kelly, Burt John r, v a. race Kelly, Orson Welles and Diane Keaton 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Kris. sufferingfrom amnesia. wand. ors onto a des2rted beach where she is stalked by a cr azedk I 31 MOVIE ''The Love Machine' (C)(197 1) John Phil. lip L'iw. Dy'n Cannon An nothing to work his way tip to the top of the lek!ViSiOfl ness (2 His ) ED GREAT PERFORMANCES Uncommon Women And 8 00 LAUGH -IN Guests Belle Davis. Henry Winkler. Barry Goldwater, Ralph Nader, - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) wcrds with you. Where norOpponents won't bluff you today. ANything they can do, mally you might hold your you'll tell others you can and wflI do better. tongue, today exwUy how you feel. However, don't bowl over those ARIES (March 21-April 19) who aren't in your way. (Aug. LISept22) It's good to be aggressive, but VIIRGO anything extreme can be bad. If u won't want to waste our you're not careful you could e1° _ie,. it ..,jc toda y, especially In adventuresome appear too grabby, causing Jerry Lewis. Anthony Newley and Bernadette Peters are ringrnaslers JR) 0 1979 CANNES FILM FESTI. VAL This yv;jr, the most star. 0 DANCE FEVER 0 $1 98 BEAUTY SHOW 9CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest Alan Alda CD DICK CAVETT Guests . 14 20 0 MIKE DOUGLAS MOVIE ED THE LONG SEARCH ambitious young man stops at FAMILY FEUD the benefits of lack of benefits AT (11(1) DONAHUE i s , WIN 0 2 Ob 0 ) NEW YORK (UPI) — Henry Jones walked into the restau rant late for an Interview and 9:00 an amnesia victim who is sus. pected of murdering his girl friend Si acts are performed by t ars from thr merit and sports worlds u Wednesday, June 20, 1979-58 LlLlA8, YOGA AND YOU (fl) , HOROSCOPE - - 0 MANNIX Mannix believes A 12:37 Studded awards ceremony in 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE (R) they take should have some medicine to better when 57 55 56 help relieve the pain if it's that something, usually regardless of what it is. That's one of those 60 58 59 little tricks our minds play on ——— — You should know that us. It also explains why so (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I headaches are one of the most many people adamantly claim common complaints that people that some pill they've been have. Sometimes they're given has produced a related to life situations, ten- miraculous cure or at least sion, sinus trouble, migraine relief. headaches arid many other The unscrupulous individual factors. To give you a better of the past used to sell the B)'BERNICE BEDEOSOL appreciation of the problem, I public snake oil and depended am sending you The Health upon this reaction to make Letter number 2-9, Headache: people believe in his products. Man's Most Common Pain. We still have our modern or Thursday, June 21, 1979 Other readers who want this versions of the people who sell issue cait send 50 cents with a snake oil, as tablets inside a tt , si. -a dressed certain that you work In har- moni,, stamp. t. YOUR BIRTHLAY mony with your counterpart. June2l,1979 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. This coming could21) Tackle all those difficult find yourself year with yoh sLveral chores today. Your stamina is different kinds of ambitious at a high point. You'll have en where YOU U PlY emit of it to lve to all that entered dummy with th I king DI win. Your efforts will -rC' "CAPRICOM (Diec. 2Wan. NORT111 &20 trump finesse to West's rewarded. 19) If you don't have any plans 0 Q 84 king. Back catne a tru CANCER (June 21-July 22) for entertninment today, better V J 10 7 and Charley proceeded to Because you have great make some, 962 n off the rest of the tricks pronto. You need determination today, you could thoutanypati ent thought. expect others to feel the same WEST EAST ;5çJ_.11i11?58 you—. j,r' see dofl._ : as ou&rliwyion't Wesssed' ki ' 4'-In't push too hard. Find out more of AQUARIUS I, Jan. 20-Feb. 19) "Not at all," replied Char4 105 J873 what lies ahead for you in the in family dealings today,you le "I just new o t • 7 • 109643 year following your birthday by may come on a bit stronger ner did not have it and since SOUTH you had only been dealt two unding for your copy of Astro- than is necessary. Walk softly, 4 92 clubs your queen was sure to Graph latter, Mail $1 for each especially A 98 6 drop." to Astroi-Gmph, P.O. Box 0, hie litick. 4 AK4 How did Charley know? It R#Ao Station, N.Y. 10019. Be 4 A J2 PISCES (Feb. 2(~March 20) was a simple matter of I= to specify birth sign. There w111 be no mincing of Vulnerable: Both counting. East followed to - CIRCUS OF THE STARS A Korean tao kwon do. Puppet-ten B see what might be your know that about a third of problem. In any case you people with real illnesses feel -- - , . . - 10 some nitroglycerine to help put out a raging forest fire. (Part 2) variety of daring arid unusual thistrue?Could you write about Your mistake is in not seeing your family doctor or specialist in internal medicine. You need someone to Ioo at your total medical status and mare when her strange cousin moves in arid mysterious and eerie events begin occurring EVENING - you don't have. , vyvvvv \\ - I WAY POSSIBLE r. Lamb problems, which apparently make one's blood thicken. Is — 48 149 51 by Bob Montana ARCHIE — - — 43 44 146 V AT ARE YOU 1 — — I '.'A , 9 ones Pain envelope . through all the tests and said request to me, in care of this my eyes were O.K. newspaper, P0 Box 1551, Radio He sent me to an ear, nose City Station, New York, NY and throat specialist. I had X. 10019. rays of the sinuses. Ile said that yen e time o a or our my sinuses were normal and head pain may be important. not infected, but he didn't know AlthoUgh)ou esai our o what caused my head pain. pressure is normal it's in. I get the head pain when I teresting that headaches wake up in the morning.I get up 0 i associate Ui, an move aro pressure and leave me and I do not have any headaches mmonly occur in head pains the rest of the day or t11t ears hours whereas , night But when I wake upmn the again, headaches associated V'iu eye them have morning, I ur e apt My blood pressure is normal. problems eroc in the latter part of the day or DEAR HEADER — I'm not at even in the evening. all sure why you think a pain in D11. LAMB — I tried tin the head isn't a headache. DEAR alfalfa tablets and they g h There are many causes for is in m 1 arthr e lp tile ar initis to h seem head pain, if you wish to use said a that wrist. A friend of mine that term, and it's true be caused by sinus doctor told her that alfal fa will they can - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. TONIGHTS got new glasses but that didn't solve my problem so I saw an — — — 14 - 11 10 I - und . THE BORN LOSER M DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a 74-year-old man. I am 5.foot-7 and weigh 170 pounds. For the last nine months I have been having severe head pain. wouldn't call them headaches I wear glasses so I thought I would have my eyes tested I 21 Bushy clump 43 College athletic group (Brit) frosting 23 Valuable fur 44 Weird 3 Tidy 45 Ignominious 24 Place 4 Baseball 46 Director 25 Homely players Premin er Bee's h 5 Commerce 48 At what time Latin poet 28 agencylabbirl 49 tumor 6 Color oca cation ion 50 Lo al ms S 30 A 7 Stigma 51 Barrel jabbr) 35 Baroque 8 Charged 53 Noun suffix mu 1 part c as 30 Oversized 31 Enchanted state (abbr.) 32 1 possess (contrj 33 Moray I ., - 1 Greeted 2 Applies 26 Arabian ship ,' ' 8 60 Born 22 Allspice 24 Brilliance EVERY NOW AND THEN HE GETS FED UP ____ E 59 Greek letter 20 Los Angeles by Mort Wa Iker ° sign 16 Native of Glasgow 17 Individual 18 Manor to BEETLE BAILEY i 45 Origin of 1 Storage box 's Common On Man Answer to Previous Puzzle 39 lassoed 42 Joint bone ACROSS f—' r J (I by Chic Young THAT WAS DA3i3OQO'5 ) (ONLY THE PRICE IS WHAT REACTION, TOO r '—i STUNNED HIM! e'EAuTIuL I'M '—, Wednesday, June 20, 1979 "-' 02A7 FAMOUS RECIPES REGULAR DINNER 3 piscu han.ydlpped fried ddcken, mash potatoes and gravy, eels slow and 2 hot , MANAGER'S WEEKLY SPECIAL SCHLITZ EER SCHLITZ LIGHT U H y"11—l" Sig 0 'A BE 6/12 oz. THANK YOU SANFORDO H ' _ - WE ARE PROVO TOEHE*E - " , L9AAA 2M We OF SANFORD 14' ARTS - - . k. SALE ITEMS THROUGH JUNE 24 We Reserve the Right to Limit (luantitiet OPENDAILY 11a.m.-Iftl0pm. FRI. AIAT.Ifs.m.-Ift3llp.m. IM Frw4h Ave. 0 * FMWOIOEN •,. -' '. '' -- - -- ,,AL .-,-. - '.•_' ,, ' . , . , -- ,- �loft 413—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 20, 1979 FRESH VALLEY-Our own brand of Beef that is carefully selected from the best of heavy, western, U.S.D.A. Choice Beef for flavor and extra tenderness JSO YOU vUrCu KNOW Our butchers expertly trim0") away extra fat leaving only enough to make FRESH VALLEY always tender & juicy! Wednesday, June 20, 1979-78 AVAILABLE ONLY AT... Look for this label for Beef thats GUARANTEED! 19 A Pac.ka Ever Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Best Buqvin Produce! n., IT FR E ... SAYS 20C A IS115514 LB89 Northwest Bing Cherries SAVE iN A L IS* ET JUICY 0491 8/$1 California Plums SAYS *.ua Fresh Green Peppers SAVE IN FRESH ALL ITEMS ANND PRICES GOOD WED., JUNE 20, THRU TUIS., JUNE 25, 1575. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. $119 U.S. NO. 1 Idaho Potatoes 1h% UBAG I 791 Sweet Pineapples SAVE 3OCFRSSH 3 FOR $100 14 FOR $199 I LBS Green Boiling Peanuts SAVE iNERTiA FANCY Red Delicious Apples SAVE IOC.PAWD FRESH DIJiTI 49d Slaw or Salad JUMBO 31°° SAYS IOCIJND4 6 SIZE EA. SAVE 4O 6hb.- 2/590 Fresh Green Onions 89 SAVE 3O SAVE IEC 4 LBS Ga. Sweet Potatoes FLOR11 WATER. MELONS MES SAVE 500 12/ FOR r r VI RED RIPE LARGE $ 159 suPepcsco~ ø 49 SAVE 40C 39LB ALB 0 EACH 1 B!%MICE I•• . LB Smoked Turkey Hams LS 5 1 98 New Zealand Lamb Chops LB 500 ICK J FOR ---------- 98 30 A LB $188 SAVE IN lIst $ 188 Agar Ham Patties SAVE IOC Ill: 58 0 Blue Bonnet Quarter OIeo SAVE IN IS.. 18 Kraft Squeeze Parkay 2/880 SAVE IN tki M. Fyne Spred Quarter's Oleo SAVE 2" A LI GROUND OR PIECES FRESH VALLEY USDA CHOICE LBSl88 Boneless Stewing Beef SAVE 40C ALB 580 Sliced Cooked Ham .-. LB LB 980 SAVE 30CTJCIN APPLE VALLEYS., M. $1 58 s148 LB $ 168 Maple River Breakfast Roll FLORIDA P $138 SAVE 5NALPSIW.DE1 RPM Hygrade Hot Dogs SAVE AVE - Fresh Pork Steaks SAVE bC A LI (AND OS FROST SAVE 2% I?.. PIG s4' GREEN FRESH NECTARINES CUKES KRAFT . FRESH SWEET JUICY a SAVE 30CAL$FMSHVALLLYMAN SAVE ZN liii PIG I OWNI Choice Fresh Illey&eff Grade A Cornish Hens SAVE 30t LI PAC 2Oc V. S. SAVE iN £ L124is AVE 51CR FROZEN U S S & Country Stand Mushrooms SEEDLESS S SAYS iocijwr SIZE 0 Best SAVE SLICED QUARTER &iqs'inPai, 'q / $118 Cream Cottage Cheese SAVE 30C 160: PIG SLICED SAVE 40C CHUNK. WHIPPED. OR EASY DIET 2 LBS Axelrod Cottage Cheese SAVE ICC hi ('JP 3 TO 5 LBS Merico Texas Style Biscis) - I .: SAVE Gd w 1 •i I LB AVG. SAVE Nestea Ice Tea Mix Schrafft Candy SAVE I44k: SAVE IOC- 10 COUNT 69d Sacramento Tomato Juice 4/$ SAVEtICS,.PAR LB $1 89 SAVE lUll.: Veg All Mixed Vegetables SAVE SC U.: CAN CREAM STYLI OS WHOlE KERNEL Best BugsincJ'xepies/ Pantry Pride Black Pepper Pantry Pride Marshmallows SAVE *1 iSis Libby Pink Salmon SAVE C Psi SM 3 89, Kounty Kist Corn SAVE 40C 30.. Cremora Coffee Creamer SAVE 300 SAVE IN lOss III OS MINIATURE 1 3/$ 1 Lux Bath Soap BAG SAVE ZOC 4" CAN Monogram Rice 24 OZ. Pantry Pride Waffle Syrup SAVE bc 690 3/$ 1 89' Pantzy Pride Egg Noodles OS SAVE *ZS L Champ Dog Ration 299 2/89' $ SAVE lEClis STEMS I PMCLS Packer Label Mushrooms MAXU HOUgg Nestle Chocolate Quick SAVE 30C •l Ssz LEST VARIETIES Little Friskies Buffet COFFEE YOU PAY $315 WITH COUPON LOW-1 COUPON 000 THRU TUIS.. ISJNI 2$, 157$ p ____ $279 4/$1 FOR $ SAVE 30C 24oz p $177 36oz SAVE IN Is: NOSNU OS! OS 01! 3/$ 1 Sourdough or English Muffins IVORY SOAP PERSONAL SIZE 3.5oz BAR LIQU I D ONE $ 25 4/77 CAMAY SOAP ASSORTED COLORS QUART 5oz BAR 42 PAMPERS Hearth Bread SAVE me list OVEN D SANFORD..ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17.92 & AIRPORT BLVD. - *,• & 99d Spiced Layer Cake 7k 230Z. Pantry Pnde Hot Cocoa Mix SAVE SAC 210 cOUNT Curity Soft Puffs $129 Right Guard Deodorant SAYS SI 15v SCINTED OS UNSC*NTIO Wondra Skin Lotion Curad Bandages Agree Creme Rinse S mUM ROLL - S AVE 3 8 PACK 4 22oz OF YOUR CHOICE $ seer 1.79 1 .29 p1.29 $3e79 l2oz CAN l2oz N.R. SAVE 6BTLS g l2oz N.R. C'd low C ONE LITER pr/Ce!' 3 60' BTLS. $ CANS FROZEN 1 SAVE 340 GLASSES SERIES 3 99 C FOR 1" 2/1 $122 $122 SAVE Ut Slit 1AAT lOw 40 Climaguard Motor Oil Fatly Nylon Kitchen Tools • Re C OL INT 1000 NEWS Morton Fried Chicken Disposable Razors 690 $219 COCA COLA EOLE I PLUS DEPOSIT WEATHER BEATER 20 GAlLONS Trash Can SUPEISEAL 220: FOOD SAYER OR lloz Round Food Saver DECORATED WI4ITI GLASS lOoz Coffee Mugs SUPIRSIAL list ' Beverage Saver Boz Measuring Cup 2/$1 490 69d 3/$ 1 3/$ 1 85C1 NGERALE0RSUGAR REE,TAHITIAN TREAT. HIRES T SEERREG. OR SUGAR FREE ONE LITER BTLS. PLUS DEPOSIT r4 Morton Frozen Pot Pies SAVE ISC lOot FROZEN Newton Broccoli Spears SAVE IOC lAst BANANA CHOCOLATE COCONUI OS ((NON Pet Ritz Frozen Cream Pies SAVE IOC 1101 CHEESE Ill: PEPPERON I 14*1 SAUSAGE Lambrecht Frozen Pizza SAVE 70C So: FROZEN Pantry Pride Whipped Topping 1 F O!R Ac 113 SQ. FT. Soft Weve Bath Tissue : CANADA DRY II D FIULIIIlWI U SAVE 24C hi CHICKEN TUllE! SAVE BOUNTY TOWELS WHITE. DECORATED, ASSORTED OR DESIGN 55 SQUARE FEET WITH THIS CflUPON. GOOD THRU WED JUNE 1979 —————— ———— 39 590 SAVE Be 1101 lOs: 00 14s ASS! $499 SUPS 151 At 2/88d Alberto Balsam $2 Morton Frozen Donuts FOR Coffee Lovers Coffee Filters SAVE lOt Iki 5(0 05 (lIlA SOOT [A89e 2 LITER SAVE 50C ZIP ISOZEN SAVE IOC CHOCOLATE OR JELLY 00 COUNT Sure Roll-On 79d Tylenol Tablets SAVE * WI NESRIN N WARS 590 4/$ 1 SAVE 4"Z so, AP 5C1141E0 OS UNSCENTED IN cOUNT ~ CC ROMANCE, GOTHIC, WESTERN, MYSTERY. SCIENCE FICTION PUBLISHER PRICE 95C I $1.75 Best Buys' in F vzwz Lods' / ITIUILII U Agree Shampoo Aqua Fresh Toothpaste $2o19 PAPERBACK BOOK SALE! CARTOON CHARACTER I60z SIZE COLLECTOR $166 SAVE $1t U.s NORMAL NT OS P501154 Pepsodent Toothbrushes os 7ri 2/ 1 SAVE SIC lOss SAVE lit list 01!. IfS. UTRA NOT P551(54 NOT DOG or I 990 Ultra Max Shampoo SAVE SAC IM 01 U's SAVE LIQUID AISORSANT 2/$1 French Stick Bread DIAPERS [688 I'J 0 SAVE 2OC PANTRY PRIDE Isis JOY EXTRA . - DISPOSABLE —————————— . uçisiisNeaIfIM&autq.4lds/ SAVE 359 $ PACK PANTRY PRIDE Bohemian V2 LE1 WHOLE OR HALF STRIPS LB SAVE 30C .75 LITERS CALIFORNIA Taylors Wines BURGUNDY, ROSE OR CHABLIS &,yr liv 8akepf SAVE IOC ZI.: LOU PAK 6 BURGUNDY, CHABLIS OR ROSE SAVE 600 SAVE 22 $158 1 60Z P1CC STRIP STEAKS L6 SAVE 30CALB Red, White & Blue Beer Inglenook WineS Best 7C& STYLE NEW YORK 1 .6 GERMAN FT3 "--'I RIBS 781 Dunks 24oz SAVE 48 GRAPE, CHERRY, LEMONADE. ORANGE OR TROPICAL PUNCH 400z . 11 p5cou" LB ALL VARIETIES SPARE Budweiser Beer LOAVES DRINK MIXES DIXIE LILY LONG GRAIN RICE lOox JAR INSTANT .. 3 790 SAVE 20C2 it — — -- — — — — — — — 1 79* Big H Burger Sauce LUX 790 3/$1 Flavor Ice : pr SAVE ECliss SAVE *30.. SAVE SCSOZ. FINE, MEDIUM OS WIDE 3/ 1 PANTRY PRIDE POWDER 79* SAVE Ac 3 I.E. SAG $ SPEAR LEAVES. I'JMR) IELLY ORANGE SLICES, OR JELLY STRINGS Hefty Lawn & Leaf Bags 59d Dial Family Soap FRESH WESTERN PORK 3TO5LBS SAVE 2OALB IIC JO.: SCHAAIIT SPICE BABY GUM OS SAVE *24.. OSCAR MAYER FRANKS $iii WATER ADDED , Eve'da'y p,qoe/ aswp&-- I~ Vc?..'J A Lb - fi1nayJ SMOKED PICNICS $1' rresi I C I I fA FRESH PORK STEAKS HALF GALLON CARTON 9gc 5/ 880___ ___ ASST. FLAVORS &e"v 180z Low hVCe./SAVE 200 LB FRESH FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE HOOD OR TROPICANA $148 48 Axelrod Onion Dip SAVE 2CC hi 110111 FLAVORED 5 LBS &OVER SAVE 30C ALB $118 Borden American Singles FRESHLY GROUND BEEF SAVE 30C $48 ALB PORK LOIN 240: PANTRY PRIDE — 690 3/$ 1 3/$ 1 590 890 490 48* �-. 'b . . . . . ': Eventnq Herald, Sanford. Fl aB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice A A/tATTER OF RECO RD -. MARRIAGES l4arry C, Barron. 18, 959 S W,eorc Rd . AS. Marcia c Silvcrlhorne, 17, .iax. Carolt W Ounnavant, 23. Camp Le.Jeune, NC. Donna K Angus. 70. t37 Marao Ln . LW Mark S Grych. 23. )73A Suringwood Cir . LW, Yvonne G Morrison, 27. same add John W PlOrchig, 31, Laketand. Diana L Haynes, 23. 90 Avalon ct . Mitchell J. Kindman, 76, 578 Orange Ave. No IS AS, Helen Divans. 20. Same add Charles E Rothwell Jr. 19, Buchanan, Ca . Karen 0 Sanders, 2). 2)6 Hayes Dr , Sanford Stanley H Stone. 27. 179 Spanish Trace Or , AS. Barbara J Banks. 30 679 Beaton P1 . AS Kevin A Creeclen, 22. 1873 Briarclift Rd . WP. Deborah T. Koenig, 2?. 7526 Leward Wy wP James A Crist, 5.4. 3803 Quando Dr Orl , Aileen M Heldenreich, 30, 1T1 Wynn Or , SanI Ralph J Moyer, 2), 1800 Washington Ave. Sant., Nancy E. Moore, 23. 264 Ruskin St , L.k Mary Wm H Trammel, 16. Rt 3 Bx 578, SanI .Mary I HarrIs, 12, Bx 711, Lk. Mary Ftowers, plants etc. King's Auto Service (Phillip King) .597 N Highway 1797, Longwood, Auto repair Charles H Slarrett Sr., 2)6 Elm Ave.. Sanford. Wholesale picking up USed tireS Albert R. AlIen, 117 5. Laurel Ave. Sanford, Wholesale picking u used tires Bob's Services I Bobby C. Massey) P 0 Box 1233, Sanford, General Services Ernest Lawrence, II? Academy Ave. Sanford, Contractor Pumps, Springs cIt. Hough's Cars & Trucks (Bucky Hough) 1050 Highway rera,u cars & Trucks, H Ernest Morris Sr. 290 N High way I? 92 Casselberry, Real Estate Broker H&M Drywall (Ruse Hulton & Steve Macek) 1502 Canry Street, Longwood. Drywall Contractor. I A Block Services (Linda A. Block) 2)3 Birch Terrace., Winter Spi'jng5, add post cards. Earth Systems Inc lJohn H McAdony 8 Michael T. Taylor), 204 Jasmine, Longwood, lawn care. Atlantic Contractors, Inc. (Joseph B Sinory) 610 E. Sanlando Springs Dr. Longwood, general contractor. Pants USA (Jay A Shapiro) 1090 MONTGMERY Pd. nI ''' .Alt -...-",wmv Springs rIalI clothing. Alias Truck Line (Robert A. Johnson) 1220 Orlando Dr.. San lord, hauling trash Diane Thomason P0. Highway 16 E. Geneva. oroduce stand Rydro Pump Co. (Lindsey L. Drown) P.O. Box 1041, Sanford, service pump repair. C Isbn Ray, Star Rt. B DeLand, general contractor 8. roofing Joe Ouinnon, 3322 Lanyard Cit., Orlando. screen enclosures. Francis M Casella & WI. Janet to Terry A Downs & WI. Carol E. Lot 671. S 77'of 66, Green Leaf 8 Wilsons Addn. 5.47.900 Numa Prop., Inc. to Robert G. Petree, Tr., N 630 ft of W 793.60, of NW' 701 NE'S etc. 78 1929. 00° Rose Ornstein & Donald Tr., to Baker Farms Inc Lots 130 Eureka Hammock, 1550.000. W.C. Platt & WI. Ellis E to Nelson Barney Fox & WI. Nina, S 29.08 It of Lot 208. N 51.76 ft of lot 7), Pk View, $19,600. Francine B. Mills (gdn) to Ken. neth E. Matthews 8. wf, Gertrude B. lot 70. 81k 10, Dreamwold Third Sec Sie:500. ,,,_,, r..aimy.h vuwr. vxaiiat fl St John, Jr (sQl) to Velmore A. Johnson (sgl), Lot 11, BIk B. Sterling Pk Unit I $49,500 Henrietta Schafer lsgl) & Marylin Schafer (sgl) to Linda . Snoen (Married) Lot 10. Woodcrest Unit?. $39,900 Presbytery ot St. Johns, Inc. to A.R P Church Extension, Inc. N S 500 acres of 'i of NW',oI Sec. 24, ___ INVITATION TO BID The Board of Trustees ot the Seminole Memorial Hospital invites bids upon the following: Plastic Card Plate Maker and Embossing Machine Additional intormation, plans end specifications are available at Of Ike of the Materials Manager. All bids shall be mailed to the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1)0) East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All bids shall be postmarked not later than the 29th day of June 1979, and shailbe receivedonor before the 5th day of July 1979. Opening of çuh bids will take place at the Otfice of the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 8 00 o'clock AM. on the 9th day of July 1979 Seminole Memorial Hospital reserves the right to reject any and all bids Publish June 1$, 19. 20, 1979 DEK 67 ____________________________ Legal Notice — Legal Notice NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, shall at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, on the 17th clay of July, 1979, hold a public hearing at the Courthouse. Room 203. Sanford, Florida, to consider the adoption O the following ordinance: AN ORDINANCE ADDING SUB. SECTION 627 (dl. SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE. PERTAINING TO LICENSING PERSONS TO PRAC. CONSTRUCTION IN TICE C0UNTY SEMIN01E FOR IN PROVIDING COP PORAT ION IN SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., CLERK to the Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By. Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Clerk Publish: June 20. 1979 DEK '? PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The Seminole County Board of County commissioners, as Prime Sponsor for the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) funds, requests eligIble agencies intereSted in operating a CETA Title II B Program for FY80 to submit a Program Proposal for funding consideration. Program activities in Title II Bare Classroom Training, Vocational Training, Onthe Job Training, Work Experience. and Services. Seminole Eligible Agencies: County public or private nonprofit neighborhood or community based organizations or assocIations, in. cluding local educational in. stitUtions and units of local govern ment. Purpose of Title II B: This orooramseekt to provide, maintain, Comprehensive nci improve Manpower Training, Employment, and ofher related support services that would assist and enable the economically disadvantaged, unemployed, and-or underemployed Seminole County residents to become gainfully employed in unsubsidized jobs consistent with their capabilities and capacities, The deadline for receiving proposals is Thursday, July 17. 1979. For further information contact Brenda Donnan, Senior Planner, Manpower County Seminole Division, First Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, Fl. 32771, Phone: 313 433U, txT. JYI. Publish: June 20. July 5, 1979 DEK 61 ui.s..uUIUlmR 18—Help Wanted i — —.-..--- ' 1lP _____________________________ Will keep children my homenights or days, 101' workIng motheti. $30 for I, $30 for 2 (3 WE JUDGE OURSELVES '* BOYS Ages 13 - Immediate occupancy New 3 BR. 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursna riome & downtown 527,500. w excellent terms Johnny Walker Inc 322 6157 or att S 2' B, beautiful acre setting in prestigious Ravensbrook. Knot ty pine paneled FR, FP, loaded w extras. Phyllis J Capponi Realtor, Century 71 830771? Large Air Cond. Sleeping Room Quiet man preferred 322 2229,1)1 Myrtle Ave. _____________________ FOR SALE BY OWNER Sanora 3 Ig BR. 2 B. eat in kit,, wallpaper accents, old brick FP insunken LR. wwcarpet. 2 car garage w auto door openers Amenities inc pool 8 tennis cts 1.17.000 assume 7. Oct mtq 322 34.42 or 322 1031 Cl0fum1. room. Separate bath& entrance. Air & heat. Close to restaurants. Cable TV hook up. 322 3)14. .r i_iiici ___________________ '.. - ________________________ _______ I BR - 1189 up Pool Adults only, OSTEEN 511,000 NEW HOME * 3 Bdrm , 2 bath, large kitchen w dining area Fireplace in Living Room Central H A, w w carpet. garage, On large wooded lot Many Extras McGovern Builders Call 322 8910 after S p.m on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1797 in Sanford. Call 323 8670 Mariner's Village. a.'. 31—Apartments Furnished Ants. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave _____________________________ SANFORD COURT APAR TMENTS Award winning "Energy Ef- ticient" Studios, private en trance, built In bookcases, attic storage, heat, air & 12 built in j' ,• power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor 3301 Sanford Ave 323 3301 , As Is 518.000.-Sanford, 2 frame houses. Live in one 8 rent the other ideal for the handyman, Call Deltona 571 4079. PEN" WITH OPTION 7301 lisa Ct Owner 579.900 Peg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 37) 0759 Aft Hrs 3?? 7643, 377 486 ,.E&D jti SERVlCEM.N? You'll find him listed In our Business Service Directory. Duplex Apt. br Rent Partiatlyfurn.. AC, carpet & carport, $125 mo. 323 25.40 fluila to QUit -- our lot or yours. FHAVA,FHA 235&7IS 32—Houses '' Untun,,shed __________ - -------- flEALTOR , ML1 121 6061 or eves 3230317 -_________ 2 BR 1 bath, carport, carpeted. ced 5225 mo.. $225 deposit, no _.lease Available iyne 25. 323 1905 TUSKAWILLA AREA Top of the tine in flew hOmes. 3 BR. 2 B w.FP. $99,500. ___________________________ HAL COLBERT, REALTY Two Bedroom House 323-4828 INC. REALTOR 323 7832 Fvp 3720617.377 1587.3227177 , 3 BR, 2 B home. Sanford Carpet. F P.1250 mo. 323 5267 __________________________ . - SAIV CORD AREA — Newly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining, IR, FR With fireplace. Utility room 8. wooded lot. $365 ctjr', No pets. 323 9374. . - EXECUTIVE HOME in Deltona, 1st area. Neat, clean, attractive. 2 BR, Ii B, LR, DR. w-w carpet, dishwasher, disposal, closed garage, nice yd.. 1250. 1st. last, 5)00 security, No pets. Avail. now, 6 mo. mm. 574)040. ______________ -______________ 36-Resort Property _____________________________ Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 3224038 if no ans. (904) 752-9492. _______________ ________________ New Smyrna on bch., luxury pool side condo 1 BR comp furn., sleeps 4. cOvered parking near door. Avail, wkly June 29 or July 6. 1173 647 2559 3 BR, lip B. carport, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmart. Forest City. 135.000 VA of FHA. Beautiful Lot -- Paola, cleared w some trees. 96'x120'. Only $7,000. 2 , acre tracts zoned agri. 18.250 Good terms, owner holding (2) 600 sq ft. ottice units for lease in new bldg-on French Ave. Can be combined tor 1200 sq. tt. total for Ideal carpet. ww professional suite. Country Property Treed 2' acres near I 1 & R 16 3 BR enclosed porch, to lull around in during these hot summer days. A must to see only 153.500 ________ ________ ccI) ' The Real Estate Agency - REALTORS French It? 971 Sante 323 5371 2135. 5 _______________________ 40.B T,ipex __________ 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT. ZONED COMMERCIAL 12) 2 BEDROOM 11 I BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS ONLY 147.500 Seigler Realty, Broker 371 0640 32) 0702 .— _______ ___________ - 41—Houses __________________________ credit We have helped others 10 find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity We can help you ASSOC tONY COPPOLA Realtor 641 2118 - -- -_ -- 3 -. ..--------. DEK DEK14 • ,.SJ..,.,1 .i o.4 '' *'- -" .i.'e-'e-e'- — . - , - ,., ' , . - DEICS6 - -." .- '- - -,--. -. '1 ( C YA 3229283 41—Houses - Rabor*'i RIALTY REALTOR 37?I000MLS - 43-Lots.Acreage __________________________________ ORANGE CITY Contemporary home Landscaped Courtyard 1 ft. free form tub with solarium i BR. 2 baths. split plan. Beautiful wooded area of tIne homes 572.500 A res ,iict' tiorn,' Sits', high & Or', iOn) i'd. ZOtn'il .icr i iult,ir,sl 515 0(4) 3.19 8494 Goods 'SC _________- ----- __________" MARKHAM WOODS RD 3 BR. 26. country estate on acres. Stable 8 pasture • cute collage See this today! 1130.000 LIKETHE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES! tO acre farm land w mobile home Will throw in goals, chickens 8 rabbits AND tractor Near Geneva. $35,750 AGENCY ' JBR 2 II in nice neighborhood on low traffic Cul de sac Priced to sell I yr ERA WARRANTY FHA VA. 111.900 ______________________________ 43—Lots.Acreage OVER 175 SALES THRU MAY 1979 1 Ak F F RON I (OUPI TRY I ri",u(5,'n,t", on ippro. 7 100 It l,lkt' frontage 575,000 liST AT Ii SALE REALTOR 327 4000 MLS 7 RP, 1 bath house completely . r.,uvated, over sized lOt Owner hold mortgage- 911 Elm 377 2750 '-- SLIM - ARE BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VALUES F ROM THE WANT COLUMNS BUILDER 3777787 — ' LARGE Patio oIl Master BR-other charming features make this 3 BR. I' p bath home your best choice! Very convenient longwood location. 131.900. Call Today! CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 372 7496 PAOTHER IN LAW Ig 4 BR, 28, FR, C H&A, carpet, inc. 2 kit, ranges, 2 ref., dbl. sued utility rm , fenced, fruit trees, deep well 136.500 111.000 dwn 1. assumed or FH VA forms NICE Winter home or starter, veryclean. 7 BR, sc. porch, near shopping 8. waterfront 173.000 PERFECT SETTING (or an tiques. 3 BR. 2' B. charming 7 story home Exceptionally quiet neighborhood Picture book setting 133.000 SOLAR HEAT low ci bills, 1g. 3 BR, I'i B. quiet area, nice landscaping i.)nly $25,900. AD - New 733 HOmes. I PCI intet'eSI to Qualified buyer 130.000 to 535.000 Low town payments i--- For Sale by owi.er ,t hR. 7 bath, Split plan in Uppland Park. 377 3290 after 6 p m -- COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 3 BR. I' hath home on beautiful I acre! Formal OR, 1g. BR's, porch & double garage! 7 extra lots! Great potenllal & In vestment! BPP WARRANTED. A Buy lor 145.700! SUPER 7 BR. I bath home in Mayfair w 1g. eat-in kit,, C H, WAU. all ona 1g. landscaped lot w enc. patio garden & detached garage! New roof I painl.toot BPP WARRANTED. Wow, Just 532.530! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOlT SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL' MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOl4 THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! Sanford's Sales Leader ANYTIME for Sale I __________________________________________ I ____________________________________________ Air Conditioning Bob 11.111's DiSc Center, Inc 770') F rvnch Av 322 7755 Appliances Inc. REAlTOR, MLS si3i/4 hay or Nignt I -.-' '-' - - . -- licensed 373 0039 — - -. ui, ISO 121 3913 ' Beauty Ca,'e Lawn Maintenance TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formet It Ifarrielt's Beauty Noo.. 519 i 1t St , 3:2 5712 Intul lawn came ri",d,'rit,,)I 4. LANDS C A F'l (IC', Comr'ru-rc 'a) 322 /441 .itt,'r 6 Certified L,lwn & 1 .uniosc.ipr' FREE ESTIMATES 1718/19 Mowing ill 0(1411 Carpentry I , Spn irsqs'r ',.i.,nii'l IS YOUR HOUSE BROKEN Repair. re,iov,stion & light const No tus.'avy pnu) I", John 372 7113 - ' MOWING & LANDSCApING 323 .188) U mx's' F Sturnuilt' pups. SIS I)) 0019 ____________________________ ____________________________ ceramtc TIle -Lawn Service Poodles 6 weeks ""36650 _________________________________ ME IN 1 1 ER TILE I New or repair, leaky Showers our specialty ?'p ye', F 0 869 8567 68—Wanted to Buy ______________________________ _________________________ -. Spc 614 Suite new. 57)9, 5 PC LII new, 5399. Lovesc'at $14 95 8. up. 7 PC dinetles, 56995 & up. Ref $501 up. El stove, 160 & up. full site draperies, $107. up Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? 91 So of Sanford. 372 6/21 Am,'r,c,in SOd 834 1200 BAHIA 500534(400 sq It I Free Del on 1400 sq ft or niori' Alan's Appli,inces Refrigeration A (Repair -. ''- . I , Cash 322.4132 I I I Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0107 " I — MI9IMAL HAi,iEN Dog 8 Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened ocjls,dx' runs, also air (end. cage's 372 SF57 __________________________ Batting. blowng, INSULATION RACO Foam, tiberglas P. Cellulose Lowest prices Call LO8icoJLect - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S.G BALINT & ASSOC 322 $66S 57.500 ACRE ZONED MC'iLE NEAR - LAKE GEORGE 16.900 Concrete work Patios. '.io w,uiks, driveways Free Esti li Mr L'yler 37? 8615 i.lte LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS. 5)0.000 TOTAL Evening Heiald in 5541 Yard Debris. Tras'h Applianct' 8. Misc (LOCAL 1349 5371 DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House P,Iuntc,ic Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates (3051 372 9460 Home Improvements LOT DOWNTOWN HEAR LAKE MONROE ZONED DUPLEX. 2565 REALTORS PARK Branch Office 323.2222 Sanford 321-0640 300 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. - Painting IOODED LOT ON RADIO PD !ICELY WOODED CORNER ., .- - I..ight l'iauling Grooming & Boarding ICE LOT ON HWY 171 NEAR LAKE JESSUP 16.500 - [18 ML AWPI CAPE CS tO!iiiTfl'I ( ,ii - 114,1' 1 • Ion 'or F unqus 8 rIiulde Ih'rtiui.5l Wool',. walls, dick', , 'f Ir.'s' I t 3)96066, 6688)35 PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. 126,000. - Jay's Service Comp lawn cars'. I ar'dsc.'upnq 1 ret' List Lic 8. Ins fIJI 0070 Exterior Cleaning ACRES NEAR HWY 46 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. C,ent'm al I. undsc,spnq Ut1.' Specialists, lop Soil 8. fill dit , , iT!)T) Ill 2948 I essn'iaking __________________________ Larry's M.srt 21S Sanford Ayp Buy & Sell, the finest in ust'Ø furniture. RoIrig , 5t3ve3. 10013 ACRES NEAR LAKE HAP HEY. GENEVA AREA 18.500. Sanford 321-0702 Orlando 327-1571 10 1..awn.Garden COCKER SPAPIIELS AKC, ________________________ ''----- ------ PAINT 1(4G. CARF'EN TRY CUSTOM CABINE IS 373 0429 ,sll,.'r Free Est EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 372 2611 or 8)1 9993 IJAVESPAINCi -- -T,ni your house. 1)15 I day scm'. good paint & Ref 33) 5529 Plumbing Service ALL PLUMBING PROfit, EMS Pepur5 Ioaks. F ast S,'r'.ice (fig Cd'. 3730174 3221601 ___________________________- r.alungs ,.u5tombuilt iron work 45 indow guards, gates etc .'.iarii,, 532.1 1681. 3.14 e'4J 74395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Multiple Listing ServIce Iharold Nail Realty' Home ImproVement 65 -Pets.Supplies lamps, S pc dinette Set. I U furniture, cocktail table 8 end labIp, 7 BR SetS. music (enter Stand, tent 10110.10. ottO; 8, ,.nd'. cialore 1)3 098? -- - t 1) Central heat & Air Coed Fret' Est Cailcari Harris at Si AR S. Sanford 322 1171 ' 31? 1675 Sleeping Baqs,$14 99up ARMY NAVY SURPlUS 310 Sanford Ave 327 5791 -------.-----.------ -- .- .I .'u1 C,uitars. Drum',. flanlus Corn plots' Ttiom,s', organs, pianos ACRES WILSON RD AREA NICELY WOODED $17,500 BROKER - - - I ai K ', SEIGLER REALTY 322- 2420 - I - ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR WEKIVA FALLS AT HWY 46 51.900 ' "' I ArRICAN VIOLETS Tb,' Greenhouse 3?? 91.51 Evisafter6&weei, end5 F ILL Dtltt&TOI' ,uOiL YELLOW SAND Call Dick L.scy 3?) /580 Moped 1978 Safari Shadow '' D,i,tona Beach wIl 101,1 .i public Au TO Au(. lION 04'.'P Tus's,i,iy & Saturday ,it 1 Id I?'. ttis' only one in F lr 01,5 You .'i the reserved price Call 4134 255 Alit for further dd,si?' . .-.---.- - - ACRE ON WEKIVA RIVER LARI.,E TREES GOOD FISHING 170.000 — —1.,iciiIen _____________________________ i,,uttrrsses Sill set S,intord Auliori 1715 5 I rench, 321 7340 .ARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE MONROE AT NARCISSUS 57,500 I CIN A Al) TO AuIC TO 9). I ,t)ilO west ol 5I)"o(t4y,4 ________ __________ B.aborn REALTY • 51 64', 449 1047 - , 5'?—Musical Mrct'indise liects. Oto møtet ho. Springs & .ARGE CORNER MELLON VILLE AT 18th 17,500 hr . I tot,, AC. PS u isa', ',t,'reu, paneled. ne'w ties'. tin", ols'sIgrit'd for work or p1,1', 51 4S 327 4593 77' Aqu.isport open fishcrm,in. II', Ev'nmute, depth Iin(Ier A ljt 01 ic ci'SSOrit's, w 'railer, 52,49% I?) 068? 8 a 'ii 8 I' in ________________________ 49-B Water Front Property __________________________________ - -. - 74 CII LV 140L I' lyE 1'. A I'. I 24 000 i'm unal iii'leS ic,' 01,5', saver i .1 Spi'i'ol wIth' P15 ' --.-------. l'iard top. like new, 54500 Iirfli 1?? 9595 ,stter 5 - 7 Sanford, Fia 3?17 — 76 C J I Ms'neuaol,' ms'r,iovaflhu- 1910- Dodge.V,i,i 11113 WOIISON MARINE -- -- 53250 .113 51)4 -, ' ________________________________ I __________________________ - _______________ 55-BOats & ACcessories - -- So-Miscellaneous .,ce our beautiful new BARRING TON w lapsiding & Shiflgii roof, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 3:13 5700 VA 81 F HA Financing : .1.605 De,iler , 75.A.Vans rage Sales — - JI.J SI MAk E PAYMENT 5 9 7 models C.,lI 139 91(43 or pljj _________________________ 'c Dm1e Van As PS. 6 i_ 40, .lUtO 7 ',iI q, Customizt.,J I 'i UT S 4, ti ('ii , ______________________ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 8. 2nd MORTGAGES P Leqq, t.ic MIg Broker 825 No 4 0 Wyrnore Rd. Altamnonti' oi 7483 Orlando 327.1 577 Homes . I 47.A-4Mrtgas ught.... ___________ &soics — SEIGLER REALTY . ._ . U'o (lack Porc,h Sale 6?t Santa St Ibehind Bats,ma Jot's.. ________ _________ '' _____ Tacos 8 Enchillaclas would be right at home fl Ihis Spanish style 3 tIP 7 II on beautiful corner lot You better believe t us a Hot Tariale 8. won't last long 531.900 54— ,-- '- . , 15 ft I ravel Tr.iiler cIs't'ps 6 first 51 100 123 05.15 _______________________________________ ' 1 , __________________________________ - 1''-, 1974 Cadlla, ( (lupi' U,' V br' ,'qupped with i'i, i' ((Id On IU',iutulul i_ui, F.ct'iIi'nt otIs 52095 468 .1620 ect'eatio1 Vehicles . - i ocing yiiur t,otns' & credit" I Will oatct, up back payments p. uy "guity 311 0236 _____________________________ .- - ___________ 75 — kENORE WASHER Purl', '.i'rvice Used M.ii.hinp MOONEY A PI'I I ANC I: S 313 069/ ,...._. 47-Real Estate Wanted _____________________ - Dodq,' I or,'i,,'f 10FS 7, run', 4400(1 0,'.', 5 re. n,'w battery new upper 7. lows', bail :Oint', 55.55 1?? 4591 '. . (HF PDX EE L AND CO Murphy. N C 78906 REAlTOR 372 499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 86? 3455 322 1959 — - - 'Os' listing UROC F4UR E wrile' - sTEMPEA I I Slate Property - - 45.A-Xitof INC. REALTORS 830-6$33or 339.4711 eves ..'' BEAUTIFUL 2 BR. I bath, cozy cottage on the lake! Extras inc. beamed ceilings, stone fireplace, island kit . pann., 1g. porch over Banana Laket Your own Iishing dock too! Super Itome Away trom Home! ISPP WARRANTED Only 135.000! GREEN ,'ii'r liii' 'tern'. (1,4 flow 'Ru '00 DEL I ," .1Ii. I ON "1' MVIII Li 5620 (i)f'Ii l,I', S Ii ,'44. Ui S P4,1 , _____________________ cpu I74 I iiota C ,'hc .i C; I CI,',,rl I ,% AM 'ilyI p01' .i',k.i15) 5;c,It ,,it 4 l'i ,'', ':,' ;:i 1 ni,ipl,' ltM set nc bitd%eye 01,110,. rØ(k,'r 8. stra'qtit char tfId(' .1 1)00 6 "iO 0,10 new P. clijtitly iic,'d 000 hi'S whIt' ,,,tt,,ii coucti 7. tii,itchinq lOyp 'u',it U . .'t'I DR cutt' w 4hri, rq c':, 4, 't,,'r l,,'oI', , he',tc 4. tht'r I,jti, tin,', ou,h,'s 5504, ii l,'.iiit'iuI lip r 'oil' T''.i"4' Mt'lrii,'rator D'shwoct,er 8 F I,'ctr ,c I)ry,'r 1413 S,snfort Avi' Ili 6847 _____________________________ FORREST GREENE 2BE')ROOM OLDER FRAME ON 4.7 ACRES. TALL OAKS, CP'7RUS TREES. $63,500.' ii t.ii'. i , ': '. LAKE FRONT 8 BEDROOM 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, FURNISHED, BOAT DOCK, IDEAL GET AWAY FOR EXECUTIVE OR IN STITUTION NEAR DELANO 559.500 FANTASTIC) BR.? bath home in Shadow Lake Woods with every imaginable feature! C H&A, pantry. fireplace. icr porch. Solarium off MBR., Fla. Pm. et in kit.! Yours, for $103,500 ________ WdW.1 .%Wu%WvW.' I st,i?i'. Mt'c'dent,il Auct'ons 8 pm,i's,ils (.1) Dell s Au, ticin 123 G E t'l range coppi'rtone Dtil oven, t'xc cond 3?? 673) .4316 -- 1 '.(Wer i' BATH. FAMILY ROOM. FIREPLACE 121.500 JUST LISTED 3 BR, 7 bath home on oak shaded loft C H&A, w w carpet, Fla. Rm. dining area, tenced rear yard & 6 B Q grill! lots more! Just 128.0001 80-Autos for Sale _________________________________________________ . - (0mm,', c al - _________________ 52— Appliances _______________________ _______________________ ____________________________________ - 24 HOUR 0 ____________________________________________________ I'I UI I I.' i'.IN Ali[ I iON " N UI S I I P 5t ''5'' t.)MU Ali TON 12.1 7140 her beau, and her hairdryer contains asbestos!" LARGE 3 BEDROOM HUGE FAMILY ROOM. DOUBLE GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR, CARPETS. LARGE OAK TREES. 149.500. STENSTROM REALlY Motor:4, Ii' lnsur,inc' ft AiR AGENCY • 39460) 12.17. l2Auct 1011 pc NEW i.ottet' table with 2 .iiatching end tables 539 Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 9? Sn of S.intord 322 8721 "She's had two tremendous betrayals: her best friend stole 42—#cbiIe REALTY 17 Yam,iha POFIC 'SO 'n,su wht'lS, t,irnq dr vt' chat', 59 per (1,11 SI S(J 11.1 , NEW twin sup box cpmunqs 8 m,sltress 73 95 0,1 Lu.,.. 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE MONROE & I I 527.500 ROBBIE'S 78—MtorCyC les 5 C .5 SF4 S r,, ,,, 56 A up int'n s. Se 4, up lass r 'ogs A 'so t,u inq w''ditnq band',. 5?eriinq & any osm i'(1 'jold Any cond 878 1132 _______________________________________ Gi1 SALE The Real Estate Agency Sanford 321-0702 C,sll 327 1623 32? i.z0 in y cond r,-triq,'mators etc .-IiogiI'. "iii) ''Of) 11.1 7050 ' 51-Household (TJ Sanford 321-0640 fiiJY JUNK CAPS C r om 5)0 to 550 , (i'd-ton 543 - ...,...,,.,•.,,,, BROKER 2439 S Myrtle Ave , Sanford . GO'flhI (lii VACATION must disposi' ot o ,ni .5 fit 'oue hirdseyo WORLD. S French '7 92) Sanford 323 5324 ,,, - .'4?t S S,sntord Ay Ops'n ri fø S 10 4, g', J to Tu,", t,,r,, i n TO to S S,st 17) 1491 ldyliwitde 4 BR. 2 B. lovely home in one of the nicest areas 01 Sanford Near Schools 8, golf Course Beautiful corner lot with lots of trees. Just right for the (irow.nq family 157.750 REALTORS '.F() ',S',i'.'ii'r', "I4i1Ifl4J (11,155 itiiors tt)ifi$'I,'t.' cit 4 It - (IT ('t'flhOuSi' iii.ifl ,,i,,v o 'tenis __ MI VERSE Aut ION 0 ( RUc,S - )?2C ,, ________ . 4 I New listing on St Johns River See this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room is ?1x56 with indoor waterfall 8 tish pond. 3 or 4 BPs, Swimming pool all on canal leading to St Johns River 5125.000 (iI'N I A up Dollar Paid tom unk & ucNt cars. trucks 8. epa y equipm0nt W.,n,m'd AppI ,sn i's Slor,iqe ttl)Iqs Sold, d,'livorcd. inst,jI','d 8, t ii1 ,lown 4ii'i display .11 Now I ocat ion 01) II S Il 9) near L.akc M,iry Illyil k Willis. Wi$lis Storage ltld,s IS 1.500 25415. French Ave. 322-0731. 373 1)73, 322 0779 SANFORD 128.500 3 Bdrm, bath, carport. nice neigh horhood My equity 8. assume low rate loan at $87 mo 2nd mtg. negotiable 373 6278 REALTY WORLD. , , 1Q77 16 It F her Glass boat, motor 8 trailer, Frigidaire etetr,c dryvr New 6.000 ('1 T U Air Conditioner. A,nana (.111 123 1601 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR HANDY MANS SPECIAL 121 laurel Dr , Pinecrest $23,000 HURRY! 37B—Office Rental _-. 14' -. Zoned comm 2 lots Sanford Ave Garage pt Reduced to 118,500 . - -. Legal Notice J WILSON MAIER F IJPNITURE I BUY. SELL. TRADE itt its F F irst St 12? 5672 Newly redecorated 3 BR. 2 bath home 77x17 game room, ideal 'or large family, beautifully landscaped, close to shopping. school & recreation area ' _____________________________ , Cash for your lot! Will build on your tot or our lot Y Enterprise. Inc Medel Inc , Realtor a-u 30)3 17-Junk Cars RemoVed WE BUY USED F URNI TIJRE & ..PPLIANCES SanIor p..- t'Ji. S.iIy,iqt' i:i 5:: 32? 2655 Low Down Payment MOOERI9 .5i".,' ,r,' ,' Legal Notice VA.F HA 235.Con. Homes REALTY 68 —Wanted to Buy M,iplt'dnnq lable 8 6cTi,,-rs 7cxtdchars&,'dqer M. Unsworth Realty - Legal SG-Miscellaneous for Sale BATEMAN REALTY , _______ W Garnell White Req Real Estate Broker JOtIN KRIOER ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 3?? 7881, Sanford LONGW000 custom brick 3 BR. older , .41—Houses ______ Santorø Gracious living from 528 weekly. Utilities included 500 5. Oak 322 9623. 84) 7883 GIRLS , 41— Houses ' 3 BR. 1 5 D.convv location Exc starter home William Malic zowski. REALTOR 32? 7983 __________________________ 29-Rooms by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES -- tsraouisnea Sanford firm needs an exp receptionist secretary br busy office This isa live day, so hr. Position w Some overtime at time & a halt Must be high School grad, good typist, able to handle Simple bookkeeping equipment & records, be ,ic curate & neat, like people & be a sell starter Employment begins August 6 All replies con tid('fltial. Send complete resume to Box 71, c 0 The Evening Herald, P.O Box 1657, Sanford, Fl 32771 __________________________ The Seminole County Board of BY WHAT WE THINK day week). School age slightly County Commissioners, as Prime PUBLIC NOTICE WE CAN DO higher. 322-3015. Sponsor tor the Comprehensive The Seminole County Board of Employment and Training Act County Commissioners, as Prime OTHERS JUDGE US 2) Newborn to small Infants for (CETA) funds, requests eligible Sponsor for the Comprehensive DY WHAT WE'VE DONE lnternat, Land Planning II, Inc. to working mothers or short agencies interested in operating a Employment and Training Act J.H Simons 8 WI. Bernice 8 .2.11. vacations In my home. 322 5342. FY 80 Ycuth Community Con funds, request eligible (CETA) Simons, Jr. Lot 50, Jennifer Est. A.AA EMPLOYMENT servation and Improvemet,t Project agencies interested in operating a $23,000 YOUR LITTLE FEE AGENCY under CETA Title IV to (YCCIP) FY 60 Youth Employment and Fiat & Onlychildcar. center open FF of Orl to Donald K. Apgar & ub1t a Program Proposal for Training Program (YETP) under 912 French Ave. Saturday in Sanford - BegIn. WI. Dolores. Lot n .... n . flik R. Th -IJOY'U Li 11071 11th., IUUII'd, IUf101flg Co •cleraTio't CTA TIIIC IV to submit a program fling June 2. Santord Early Forest. 16.000. ' (Corner of 10th & French) Pamela V Howells. 26, Daytona Proposal for lunding consideration. Childcare Center. 322.6645. Housing Care Svc,, Inc. to Eligible Agencies: Seminole County public or private non profit neigh. Eligible Agencies: Seminole 323.5176 Leonard Z. Barber 8. WI. Cynthia. Strom J Dorsey, 39, e 1laza 'orPtod or community based County public or private non profit Lot 3. 61k C. Gleaves D $67,100. Enroll now-school age childrenJOB OUR Oval, CD. Carol A Fromm. organizations or associations, in. neighborhood or community based Grace Prop., Inc. to Jane Pardue for summer fun-arts. crafts,1 Warner Robins, Ga. cluding local educational in in. Ito organizations associations, or (SQl) Un 3)20, Altamonte Hts. 1, field trips. 323 $424 Ronald o williams, 2), 2330 Elm stilutions and units of local govern cluding local educational in 1)9.900, - ________________________ GET YOU ONEflI Ave. Sant , Katherine L HaIl, 19, mont stitutions and units of local govern Grace Prop.. Inc to Florence NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Dx 442, Geneva Purpose of YCCIP - This program mont Courney (sgl) Un, 211 Altamonfe 9od1 Things to Eat David J Hardy, 20, 63) Upsala OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND provides youth who are ex Purpose of YETP: This program — HIS. & AMENDMENTS IN Rd., Sant ,Melanie R. Kelly, )7 70) CERTAIN periencing severe diffIculties in seekstoestablishprogramsthatwill '* DadeFedtoDeborah Walls, Un E. Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES W 24th P1 oainino employment with 'Nell makeasignilicant long-term impact Sandle'wood o. delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF James E. Mcflutlin, 59. 29 Red supervised work in projects 'hat & on the structural unemployment Elaine 0. Sussman (Married) 10 area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion ding Gdns , SanI , Mary L. Sims, si, THE CITY OF SANFORD, produce tangible benefits in the problems of youth, thus enhancing Juergen Duncan (sgl) W SO It of Lot Meats. FLORIDA. RI 3 Bx 436, SanI. their lob prospect' ,,n41 career op. an exciting opportunity IS, 61k A Sportsman Paradise, Community Seminole County's David N Berrien, II. 109 Park. NotIce Is hereby given that a econominicaIly disadvantaged portunities. 119,000 to earn EXTRA $sss U.Pick: Green beans, black eye view Dr , Sant., Judith A. Robison, youth 16 throuuh 19 years of age are The program is degned to assist !ublic. Hearing will be held at the - . ,... ... . .... •• I. L.hhI sik •L IL., I A I, AL .. I - . • Wi. I99) TO U U r i flu, 23. 1785 Walnut Ave. WP. Commission Room in the City Hall eligible for participation, unemployed, underemployed, or inS C fl 00 I right toward Sanford to Bevier REAL ESTATE Richard M. Koch & WI. Carol A. Lot Charles W. JohnSon, 30, 4857 A. N. in the City of Sanford, Florida, The deadline (or receiving School youth 16 through 21 years vacation, Rd. right I' ml. (Ruth Burk) 373 179 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, proposals is Thursday, July I?, 1:000'Clock P.M. on June 23, 1979, to Goldenrod Rd., Orl., Maureen S. age who are economIcally disad. 1919. Valarie A. Omer & I-' b Leonard SEC 2. 161.100. Call Circulation Dept. • Parmlcy, 75. same. For further -oformalion ontact: consider changes and amendments vantaged. Olmer to Miguel Estrella and WI Frances M. Hodgson to Elmer Brenda Donnan, Senior Planner, The deadline tor receiving to the Zoning Ordinance and the Wonder what to do with Two? Sell RobertDr., B Boyd, 11. 545 S Lk Tr'plett CB. Katherine J. Pose Marie Lot II, 61k C. Sweet- Broomfleld 8 WI. Aileen Lot 34, 61k Seminole County Manpower Program Proposal packages in Comprehensive Land Use Plan of One - The quick, easy Want.Ad 322•261 1 waler Oaks Set 5. 1103,000. G, Mobile Manor, $600. Division, First Street and Park Beder, 43. same. the Thursday, July I?, 1979. FOr further City of Sanford, Seminole way. The magic number is 322. Sentinej. Star Co. to Sun Bk of Sd Jack Mellon, Jr. 8 WI. Debra S. to Avenue, Sanford, Fl 37771. Phone: information contact: Brenda County, Florida, as follows: 2611 or 131.99?3. George F. Beswick, 63, 833 E, Co., Part of Lots II 16, Forest City RusseilLewisReid& WI. Patricia 8. 37) 4330, Ext. 392. EVENING HERALD Jamestown Dr., WP, Mildred E. Donnan Senior Planner, Seminole A portion of that certain property __________________________ Orange Pk. $18,500. Lot 1.61k A. North Orl Ranches, Sec Publish. June 70, July 5. 1919 Rayi. 64. 711 Jamestown Dr., W1" County Manpowur Division, First iying between West 25th Street and Richard E. Crisweil & wf. Betsy 8. 1125(30 11-_4nstr'jctjons FLEXIBLE- Typing; able to DEK 63 Lessle W Cooper, 29, 613 Apt. B. Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, Santa. Street and between Grenada Barrett to Walter L. Bryan? & WI. physical work. Handle phone Aylesbury Homes Corp to Gary H. 2nd St., AS. Jacqueline S. Hire, 32, Fl. 32771, Phone: 323.4330, Ext. 397. Avenue and French Avenue is Rebecca 0. Lot 30. Golf Course Add Kaiser 8 WI. Diane, lot 275, Winter orders, bills of lading. Retiree Publish: June 70, July 5. 1979 some add proposed to be rezoned from MR.) to CB. s.Oog. Needlepoint Instruction NOTICE Springs, Un. 4, 179,900. OF acceptable. Fast learner, Time RESOLUTION DEK 65 (Multlple.Famlly Residential Frances 1. CraIg, sgl. to Haines RB. Bennett & WI. Francine E. to CLOSING, VACATING will be split between of(ice and AND Dwelling) District to RMOI Creative Expressions 323.6612 _______________________ M. Radciiff 8. WI. Mardell V.10114. Stephen F. Barton&wf. NacyH. Lot ABANDONING RIOHT.OF.WAY warehouse, Permanent —. (Multiple.Family Residential, _________________________ DIVORCES 61k 0, Town and Country Estates 19, Whisper Wood at Sabal Point, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: challenging position. 323-6666. Office and Institutional) bistrlct. Replat. $70,000. TUTOR$77,300. NOTICE is hereby given that the Said property beIng more par. Thermal Energy Consv. Home Reading Specialists, Patient Exp.supermarketstockman (QCD) William R. Kahn 8 WI. Board of County Commissioners of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Willard F Morgan & Sandra I titularly described as follows: Systems, Inc.lo Max C. Franklin Jr. SEMINOLE CaIi339.94)6 I COUNTY, Apply inperson Beverly E. to Frank W. Waresak, Seminole County, Florida, at its FOR Linda N. Maddox 8. Larry N. Lots 21, 25 and 26, Block 9, WI Dana M 1016, blk G. Sec VII, Francis W. Food Barn, 23th& Park Ave Waresak & Joseph .J. Regular Meeting held on Ihe 12th FLORIDA Cheryl I. A Beaudette & Paul TEACHER 90, PublIc Dreamwold, PB 3, Pg Sweetwater Oaks, $134,100. Waresak, Lot 1 (less SE 23 It) BIk B, day of June, AD., 1979, in the CASE NO. 7$•2SSI.CA.O4. Ernest Beaudette Jr. Certified Experienced Dishwashers Fred L. Flanagan 8. WI. Betty Records of Seminole County, J. to Genegables SEC of Meredith Manor. County Commissioners' Meeting IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: Robert E. Forbes & Nancy B. 3235592 Apply inperson Eugene C. Bray & WI. Marie M. Lot Florida. Room in the Courthouse at Sanford, PHILLIP DUANE KNUDSEN Ervin Bob Holland & Elaine Holiday Inn on lakefront I 107. Howell Branch Woods. 151.400. ' .. . . . -All partIes in interest and citizens William P Kahn & wf. Beverly. Seminole County, Florida, pursuant Laverne Holland. Jose Lull Pbs Moret, sgl to John 176,000. shall have an opportunIty to be 18Help Wanted Petitioner-Husband, to Petition and Notice heretofore COOKS Robert Lee Halback 8. Linda Christopher Messer, sgl., Lot 45, BIk _____________________________ heard at said hearing. Milton W. Hooi*r 8. wf. Amelia to given, passed and adopted a and Irene, Apply in person E, Woodmere Park, 2nd Rep. By order Of the City CommissIon MichaelJ. Cohen & WI. Nacy J. lot Resolution vacating the (ollowing ELSIE CRUZ KNUDSEN Arlene A. Ludwin & Julius. Holiday innon Lakefront $76,000 . of the City of Sanford, Florida. * URGENT * S (less S 30') & all of Lot 6, Mk 25, described right.of way, to wit' Ralph K Martin & ShIrley I. Margaret 1. Blanton widow Tamm, Jr. H.N. Respondent Wife. TheWest Soft of Horseshoeflrive, Darlene A. MillS & Stephen A. Beawinner, jointhenelghborttood HELP WANTED Dan L. Vincent, sgi. The W 10 ft of Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful. City Clerk AMENDEDNOTICE OF ACTION lying West of lots 8 and II, in the Robert E Sheldon 8. Rhonda I. lot 481 E 45 It of LotS, blk M, 1k 122.000. professionals Altamonte $pgs. Publish: June 10, 20. 1979 Tractor Drivers maintenance Durrance Constr, to Paul A. King Forest Slopec SubdivisIon, as TO: ELSIE CRUZ KNUDSEN Sue Evans Teague & Harold based Century 21 Real Estate Wayman Ht. $30 OEK20 ianitorial. Seminole Harness 81 WI. Eli:. Lot 11, Wttisperwood at recorded in Plat Book 9, Page 79, 65 Nagle Avenue Vance Teague Firm seeking Lake Mary & Robert M. Miller to Mildred 4 i'OrW )LJXt Sabal Point, Un. 2. $128,700. Public Records of Seminot. 'Zt,i,'.,.' '" Ve2..C.e'i, Margaret Grace Becker 81 John 1 Sanford Peal Estate Associates. Wang, lot 41. Wekiva Hills, Sec _____________________________ Y'U Ait NUlltIEi3 that an The Huskey Co. to rimpmy L Excellent training offered. Call Nowicceptingapplicationsfor full Johnson 8.- VictorIa L., Jt. ten. Lot Subtect property shall remain as action for dissolution of marriage Palt Woodson or Phyllis Cupponi - Michael 5ul)d.r to. iber,to & part time waitresses. App,y OCCUPAIIONAL. ' for confidential Interview 630 Gonzales 8. WI. Clira P. W"I Of lOt 6 10 blk 0, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 12. publlc.proponty tgr the purpose of has been filed agaInst you and you Days Inn, Sanford. 528.900. are required to serve a copy of _____________________________ , drainage and utility easement. aft (irs. 331 4696 , I. N' of W' of 7. Block 0, Pearl UNITED STATES DISTRICT your written defenses, if any, to it (QCD)lawrenceR . Pierce, sQl 10 By the Board of County Corn Now accepting applications for Lake Ht. 114.000. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Karen 5. Pierce. E 30' of lot 708 all missioners of Seminole County, on Irving B Gussow, Attorney for The City of Winter Springs, Fl. will LICENSES pant .time Bookkeeper. Apply Jamesi. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Jener I Wt. Mabel 8. to Of 21. blk C. Tr. Ii. Sanlando Florida. this 12th day of Jun,., AD., Petitioner, whose address is 297 Days Inn, Sanford. receive applications for a back Edward E Sheerer & WI. Patricia L Springs, 1100. COURT NO. 71,504.OrI.CIv.R Hwy 17.92, P.O. Drawer 91,5, Fern 1979 hoe operator. Must be exp. For Lot 71, Wekiva Hurt Club, Fox UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Park, Florida 37730, on or before Our Place (C. Tom Roil, (SEAL) IPN, FulltimeA part time. Apply information call City Hall. 327. Hunt Sec 1. 161,666. _________________________ Plaintiff, -vs- EDWARD J 16th day of July, 1979, and file the president) 7608 S. French Ave., in person Lakeview Nursing BOARD OF COUNTY COM 1500. Esther M Greene (Married) to CAMERON, at ox., Defendant(s). original with the clerk of this court Alcohol, Consultant Rehabilitation MISSIONER5 Center 919 F. 2nd St. Darrell Eugene Moore (Married), ______________________ NOTICE OF SALE - Notice is Notice Service. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. either before service on Petitioner Lots 108. II. 8i'"t'r'. 77, 3rd rep. We are accepting applications for hereby given that pursuant to a or immediately Chico's Truck Wash (Larry 1. thereafter; Land Sales - $600 per week ' FLORIDA 1)4,000. full 81 part time employment. Summary Final Decree of THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE otherwise a default will be entered Barnes) 1500 S French Ave., Ser. possible. Work part time. Ex. BY: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Over 16 high school education, 8. Wilco Constr. to W.0. Unsworth IN Foreclosure entered on May 16, 1979 against you for the relief demanded vice. Truck 8. Car. perienced only. Please reply CLERK bldrs,. Inc. Lots 83 88, less W 17.5' El OH TEE NT H JUDICIAL Cl N. Apply in person at any Handy by the above entitled Court In the In the Amended Petition. Gaylord C. or Margaret K. Tony Copolia Assoc. Realtor 641. By: Joann K. Hare Geneva Tern., Amended Plat. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Food Store. Way abovestyled Cause, theunderslgned FLORIDA WiTNESSmyhandandt,sl Kepyon, 1942 Linneal Beach Dr., 3,5)5 Deputy Clerk 137.700 United States Marshal, or one of his this Court on June Apopka, Sub Contractor-Insulation, 1979 Publish' June 70, 1979 Gil Louis Schnur (SQl) to Dr. Mark '.lVlL ACTION NO. 7$.2747.CA.09.F LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida duly authorized deputies, will sell Mechanic for day wk (SEAL) Burdines Optical lAugust DEK $6 L. Ritter & wf Roaling D. lot I), 61k THE FIRST STATE BANK OF license. 4.12. 322.6564. Sanford the property situated in Seminole paid holidays, fringe benefits. ViIAMI, etc., ___________________________ ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. Marketing Corp., August C. John. ,Nursing & Cony. Center. A. Longwood N. $36,000. County, Florida, described as: The $200 to $300 to start depending on . As Clerk of the Court son. prelldent) 46*45. Klrkman Rd., William 8. Boney 1. WI. Sarah W. W. 33feet dinchesof Lot 7 and the F e19. 339.3962, LET BE HONEST By: Susan E. Tabor PlaIntiff, Orlando 32811; Altemonte Mall I Barbara E. TaccIa (sql) to NOTICE OF FINDING (40 41 feelS inchesof Lots, Block lSas If YOU weren't looking for a new As Deputy Clerk Ret. Eye Glasses. Toanaid I. Todd & wf. Nancy T. N75 SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON BookkeepIng, clerk, typist. 2 to 3 shown on the vacated portIon of the career you wouldn't be reading 8 DEVELOP. THE Publish: June 13,30,27, July 1, 1979 Woodcraft Framing Co. (Richard ft of Lots 2.S. 61k C. Lii Waymen LAKE REALTY ENVIRONMENT yrs, exp. 50 WPM. Downtown Platof SANLANDO THE SUBURB thlsacf,andltw.weren't lookIng DEK MENT CORP., D.''Hoover) 510 F. Concord St., HIs.. Lk Add. $37,200 Sanford location. Sendresume to Date: June20, 1979 BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC. for someone to do a lob this ad Orlando 32806 Sub contractor ' Ruth F. Hodgson & Evelyn M. Defendants. Housing Authority of the City ot Box 23, co The Evening Herald, _____________________________ TION, recorded In Plat Book 3, page wouldn't be here, If you want the Carpentry. Sanford Bealke to John J. Cinlron & WI. P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl 32771 opportunIty to earn Three to 66. Public Records of SemInole NOTICE OF SALE ACt) Service (Carol.. F. Brosonsk, Deanna M Lot 5 8 E' of Lot 6. blk 94 Castle Brewer Court County, Florida, together with rIght FivO Hundred dollars a week, Notice is hereby given that pur. Sanford, Florida & Catherine F Salata) 103 EIder 68 Sanlando the Suburb. Beautiful, 3771) For a career in Real Estate call call 1100.432.5403 anytIme for of Ingress and egress over Brent. UNITED STATES DISTRICT want to the Final Judgment of 305337 lOIS berry lane, longwood. Retail Orlando Sec. $10300 Realty World. The Real Estate recorded message. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF wood Ave. and that portion ot Foreclosure and Sale entered in the Agency June Porzig 3233374 TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Campello Street lyIng East of cause pending in the Circuit Court of _______________________________ th Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in dES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: NO. 79.116 Ort.Civ.R - UNITED Brentwood Ave and North of and The KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. abovenamed City proposes to WAREHOUSE WORKER SSTATES OF AMERICA, anu (or SemInole County, Florida, adlacent to saId Block 13 desCribed Plaintiff,the request the U.S. Department of v. SIDNEY o. Sell those useful, no longer Heavy physical work. Able to ___________________________________________________________ above, subject, however, to taxes i. C'vil Action No. 1$2741CA.09.F. SHEALY and MRS.needed Items with a Herald Ienk will sell the Housing and Urban Department to SIDNEY G. SHEALY, his wife, if learn. Permanent positions, any due, for the year 1979, at Public undersigned Classified Ad, Call 3322611 or Retiree acceptable. 373.1101 PUBLICHEARINONOTICE outcrytothehighestandbestbidder property situated in said County, release Federal funds under Title I married, Defendant(s). - ORDER Of the Housing and Community FOR SR.CR 421 Improvement fo caSh at 12 o'clock noon on described as: SERVICE BY PUBLICATION AVON 'The Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) will conduct a public Tuesday, July 10, 1979 at the Wes' LOt 11, RIDGE WOOD ESTATES, Development Act 011974 (P1 93-313) — On motion and Affidavit Of FIGHT INFLATION to be used for the following project: plaintiff in the above.entitled cause hearing on June 7$. 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs door of the Seminole County Section?, TownshIp 20 South, Range Sell Avon, Increase your earning Public Modernization and by Elizabeth A. Jenkins, Its Recreation Department Civic Center, 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. 30 East, city of Sanford, according HousingHousIng Rehabilitation power. For details, call 641.3079 Springs, Florida. Dated: June 6, 1979 10 the Plat thereof as recorded In Assistant United States Attorney, in To provide homeownershlp OP. an action 1isiea'ing- is being conducted to afford interested persons GEORGE R. OROSSE ' Plat Book against the defendant(s), 30, Page 95, Public .,----------------Travel Aoent-minlmum the __e_2.,., ,__ I__. hVhhl7 " hUJ 'JW uiw.i FUWVr•W SidneyG. Shealy ''II. IVRDITORS OF ixriuniiyov expressing their views concerning the UNITED STATES MARSHAL Records of Seminole County' and Mrs. Sidney G. location aspects, dnlgn recent exp. For Interview phone income families and upgrade public Shealy, his wife, If concepts, and social, economic and environmental effects of the pp BULK TRANSFER Florida MIDDLE DISTRICT OF married, and to 661.5069 or (901) 775*777 for housing projects. DATE: June 13, improvements to State County ROaa 431 (Forest City Road) from County FLOR IDA enforce a lien upon real property t public sale, to the higheSt and best app,, Sanford, Seminole, Florida TO: CREDITORS OF Roacs 124 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 436 (Semoran Blvd.) in Orange KENDELL W. WHERRY situate in this DiStrict and described bidder for cash at 11:00 o'clock am. CAROLYN'S DECORATIVE as follows: - Lot 14, OF THE iant UnIted States Attorney and Seminole Counties, Florida. FOOT Project Nos. 77120-1901 and 17)30. Career on the 13th day of July, 1979, at the Opportunity-Insurance I f has been determined ,,such FABRICS, INC. 35Q4, Work Program Has. 5)1523 and 5)7561, Federal-Aid Project Has. M. Attot'flly for PlCintiff west front Door of the Seminole COLONNADES, 2nd Section, ac debit, sales 1. Service. Good request tar release ul funds will not cording to the 1600 N. Orlando Avenue 8791 (I) and BRM-I?91.(fl, PublIsh: County Plat thereof • June 6, 13, 30 37 salary. Complete training Courthouse, Sanford. constltut. an action signiticanlly recorded In Plat Book Ia. Maitland, Florida 32735 flFl 11 Florida. Maps, drawings, a draft environmental impact document and other 14 program. Job opening in the aI'ecting the qualt, .l the human Pursuant to the provisions Of pertinent information developeø by the FOOT, together with written views Public Records of Seminole County, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Sanford area. Phon. 327.1114. environment and, dccordiflgly, the Section 6107 0, the Uniform Corn. received from other agencies or public officials, will be available for public Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida. Subject, however, to taxes, ______________________________ above named City has decided ,c to meccial Cod. (F.S.A. 5$ 616.6.107), If you're in the buSiness of building inspection at the F DOT Distrct Office in DeLand from June 19, 191910 By: June I. Curtis if any due, for the year 1979. and it June ___ ___ prepare an Environmental Impact you are hereby notified that on the your busines, . . .use 77; 1979 during regular office hourS. They will also be available Deputy Clerk spearing to the the Court that the the Staleinenf under the National En. 2nd day of July, )79, a transfer In public hearing location (rotn 10A.M. 104 P.M. and from ClassIfied Ads often. (SEAL) defendant(s), Sidney Shealy and G. 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. UNITED STATES DISTRICT Bulk assets of CAROLYN'S vironmental Pö'sty Act of 1969 Mr. Frank Jewell, Project Manager, may be contacted for information Publish: June 20, 27, 1919 Mrs. Sidney G. Shaaly, his wife, if COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF DECORATIVE FABRICS, INC., (P191 orassistanceat the Deland Districtoffice. phone9Ol 134.2)7). DEK marrIed, are not inhabitants of nor PLOPtDA ORLANDO DIVISION whose business address Is 1600 N. the resso.n to. .. to ng, Persons who wish to Submit written statements and -. other exhibits in ____________________________' pripare such Slalement as are found within the Stateof Florida and COURT NO. 7S46641LCIV.R — Orlando Avenue, Malliand, FlorIda, place of, or in addition to oral statements may do so at the heariig. hive not voluntarily appeared They UNITED STAT ES OF AMERICA. follows: will be made to THE DRAPERY Legal Notice may ,atso be submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing it herein, and that personal ServIce NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR plaintlff,—vs— BENJAMIN WORKROOM, INC., a Georgia There will be no impact on the received at the FDOT Distrct Office, 1)9 W. , upon them is not practical because THE VACATING, ABANDONING, environment, Woodland Blvd. (Post Office JAMES ALLEN, et ox, of al. Corporation, whose business ad. Bb 17), DeLand, Florida 37720, no later than July Il 1979 their residenceand whereabouts w• OISCO$TINUIP4G, AND CLOSING Dofendant(s). - NOTICE OP dress is 411 Joslean* Court, An Environmental Review Record unknown, it it ORDERED that Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construction RIGHTS.OF.WAY. and SAL!- Notice is hereby gIven that Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. respecting the within project has the impact on the wetlands will be discuss.j. SidneyG. Shealy and Mrs. SIdney 0. FICTITIOUS NAME TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: pursuant In a Final Decree Of Thedebis of thetransferorare not to been made by Inc above named City Notice is hereby given fb Shealy,his wife. if married, appear FOOT's Relocation Advisory Assistance Program will be presented. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE e ac ' whIch documents the environmental For iott...no.I'.l . aa.. ,a. I aLW Ia itiii IL. lk •-.l-.-h h wr. hiWhllhS. "-'•"v WIhiUV ncuu In accuruance Wltfl Ibe Florida Depart. inai irw ou.ru U' i.OJflty V7 (hflI) V 'u" review of the project and more lully abO buyerandthefoHowinginfortl entitled CoutInthe the 6th day of August, $979, and In ---d, Goldenrod Seminole County, ment of Transportation Action Plan (191$). Commissioners of Seminole County, sets form the reasorn why such abOVe Stylid Cause, the undersigned is furnished to you herewith: Florida, under the fictitious name of CA. Benedict, P.E. default thereof the Court will Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on 11.1 is nof required, This 1. The property to be transferred B 8.11 FARMS, and that we intend to United States Marsh*l, or one of his District Engineir proceed to he hearing and ad. ' 11th day ci July, AD., 1979, in lIe Environmental Review Record ison duly authorized deputies, will sell consitts of: All Inventory, ac registersaidnamew udicationofthissultasif Sidney 0. Florida Department of Transportation the Clerk of County Commissioners' M.'etinq file •t lhe above address ad is the property sItuated in Seminole celiorles, fixtures add equipment, (he Circuit court, Seminole County, Post Offke Box 47 Room at Ihe County Courthouse iii available br public examination Silealy aito Mib. a.uIivt i... alsedly, County. Florida, described as: Lot which is located at 1600 N. Orlando Florida in accordance with th Deland, Florida 33770 Santorcl. Florida, will hold a Public 21 and theE 12 feel of Lot , Block Ave., Maltland, FlorIda. and coyping, upon rsqaes$, at 94 his wile, if married, had been served provisIons of the Fictitious Name Publish: May 29, June I), II, IS, I?, Ii, 19,70,7), 22,34,35,26,27,26, Hearing 10 consider and determine Castle Brewer Court between the with process in the State Of FlorIda, 13. as iMn an 5k. wr.ê-'i .. 1k. MlIi4 •iI '' tII• •••• 0hlE hh 111W hu'vvII; UJ UI *netner or nol the County will hours of 6:30 AM. and 4:30 P.M. secTion .61.09 butonlytotheextlntprovidsdforby of the Plot of SANLANDO THE transferor's debts is $Unkrwwn. Florida Statutes iCSi. vacate, abandon, discontinue, CloSe. Section 1655, Title 2$, United States No further environmental review SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, Sanford 3. A schedule of the property _________ to be 51g. .2. Baxter Richardson 'enounce and disclaim a.y right ol such project is proposed to be Cod.' it it further ORDERED that Secisan, as recorded in Put Book 3, transferred and a list of the Helen J. Richaritson 414 IS the following rights of way running grantee(s), creditor(s) or other release of Federal fs. sap Seminole County, Florida, together transferor, as furnished by the said DEK.54 lhrough the described property, to All snterested agencies, groups unknown partIes claiming interest with the right of ingress and egress transferor, may be inspected at the *11: and petsons disagreeing with this by, thr01I!Pt, Uüth' or agaInst the .1' over BRENTW000 AVENUE following address: BALIN 81 1' Gollview Drive along Lots II, I?, decsion are invilsd to submit afoesaid person(s), Sidney G. SALEM STREET- lying West and DIKEOU. S00 Highway 17.92, Fern / r .. ' Block F.. Sanlando Springi., I, 7.). . , written comments for consideration Shealy and Mrs. Sidney G'. Shalv, South and adjacent to said Block, as Park, Florida 37730, co DENO p. ' ... .d' it Tract 37 P.!. 5. Pg 1$ Public I' by the City 01 tb'.t' oflice of Ihe un his wife, it ,,,.ii ' 'U, nd a.iy shown on the above described Plot, DIKIOU, ESQ. . Records 0$ Seminole Count, Six., iersigned. eritten comments unknown partiet, shall be Served by --','',.. ,' 415 1. The transfer is not being made subject, however, to taxes, (any FICTITIOUS NAME • I Florida. Ibould be "u'v.d at N Castle publicatIon, ills further ORDERED - — — 1W ' doe, for the year 1979, at public to pay or satisfy existing debte. Notice is hereby given that we are . PERSONS INTERESTED MAY ., _____ .'*f . , ________ brewer Cow' on or tpfore July 13. that noti'e of this Order be 0 ., S. The amount of new con. enQaQedinbusinetsat7.AWinter outcrytothehighestandb,$tbldd APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE t . 1919. Ak .ucrs ....,u u ;e..vived published by the United States 1 for cash at $2 o'clock noon on sideration to be paid (or Itt, above Woods Blvd. Winter Park Seminole ... TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Wv ' I will be considered and the City will Marshal in a newspaper of general Tuesday, July II, 1979 it fit, West described bulk transfer 415 is County. Florida, under Itt, fictitious . SPECIFIED. not request the release of Federal circulation In Seminole County, C door of the Seminole County $IS0,000.00,andlslobepaidonjuly name of SIS INTERIORS AND ,,, . ), (SEAL) • funds or'take any administrative Florida, once a week fOr 515 (6) 2,1979, at 500 Highway 17-97, Fern GlFTSanathalweint,ndtoregister Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda, 80*1W OF COUNTY COM' action on Ihe wilbin project prior to conSecutive Weeks, commencing • • •,_ Ofl' Dated: June 6, 1979 Park, Florida. said name with the Clerk of the MISSIOIERS • the dote specified in the preceding Wednesday.Juna, 7979. DONE and Circuit Court, Seminole County, DENO P. DIKEOU of GEORGE ft. GROSE ,# • OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, sentence. ORDEREDaIOrIandO,Florida,this Baldwin 1 Dihaou Florida in accordance with the ir UNITED STATES MARSHAL FLORIDA 25th day Of May. $979. 50 17.92 provIsions ci the Fictitious Name Highway MIDDLE DISTRICT OF BY. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Thomas Wilson. Ill JOHN A. REED, fR. Fern Park, Florida 33730 Statutes, To.Wit: Section 861.09 FLORIDA CLERK stew s'uov Administrator UNITED STATES DISTRICT Phone: (305) 134.1121 Florida Statutes 1937, , WHERRY . 4 . . '-.. By Joann K. Hare, 91 Castle Brewer COurt JUDGE ta m _____ , ATTORNEY FOR Sig Sandraj. Davis TRAN. Assistant United States Attorney , Deputy Clerk 4 Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish: June6. $3, 20, 27, July 4, II, . Attorney for Plaintiff SFEREF LOCATION MAP Shirley S. Oenbr ink Publish June 70, 979 Publish; June 30. 23. 2$. 979 a'. wisn: JUfli . iv FUOIIIfl JUnP 13.20.211 July 4. ..•. PublIsh: June L *8. 30, 27, 1979 DIK us 1979 DEKSC DEKS '*Z,-' Wednesday, June 20. i?/9_9B Wednesday, June20, 1979 To List Your Business... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 - - - �' I r p.V , . IA. 1 OB—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Wednesday, June 20, 1979 - — 1& - =Oak - — — — - - - - — — — Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 261—Thursday, June 21, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Says He'll Run Again Public Defender Is Ill a .'• _ -: - ,v - -' • -. But Sees No Problem By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Despite crippling bouts with irthnitls that have kept him way from his office for periods f up to four months at a time, )avid Porter says he is meeting Us responsibilities as public lefender for Seminole and revard counties. During an interview Wedtesday, Porter denied his Ilness has in any way )revented him from superIsing the activities of the 20 awyers assigned to his office. 'orter also said that he plans to 'Un for reelection when his erm expires in 1980. Porter, 48, was elected to the our-year-term, his first, in 976. lie has spent 20 years in he state legal system as a irosecutor, assistant public lefender and public defender. he arthritis, he said, Is omething with which he has iad to learn to live. "I've tried cases while I was n crotches and didn't have that nuch trouble," he said. But a traffic accident a ouple of years ago, he admits, nay have aggravated his ondition. His crutches have iven way to a wheelchair. )ver the past eight months he pent four months in a Brevard ounty hospital. However, (Ijlrwg, h Bennett's building supplies are now blocked from view by six-foot high fence Lake Mary Peace, Quiet Now Neighborhood Feud build we would support him, but he'd no better off now than he was a year ago when he first arrived." John Carl, credit manager for Chase and Company in Sanford and another Pine Circle Drive resident, agrees. "He'll never complete that house," he said. "Just look how far he's gotten after a year." How far has he gotten ? Bennett ha: complete plans for a tn-level house. His property is cleared and the basic concrete for the walls and floor is ready to be poured. The city okayed the trenches in which he will pour that cement on Wednesday. Bennett says the reason he has gotten no .. ,. :t few months gathering materials. His lot is piled with wood and building blocks now, and he says the house will be ready to move into in three months. "You Just can't build a $60,000 house with $10,000," said Bridges. "1 don't care who you are. Besides, have you seen that wood he's using? It's all used stuff. We are concerned about property values now; if he doesn't even finish the thing, what will that do to our values? These are pretty nice homes around here." bridges concern about the possibility of Bennett never completing the house is shared by his neighbors. They wonder what will happen when the building permit runs out. Who is responsible then? Who must either finish the home or have it torn do? Phil Kulbes, Lake Mary city manager, said Wednesday that Bennett's building permit had been Issued May 1 and See NEIGHBORS, Page 2A By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer Terry Bennett and his neighbors all say they chose to live on Pine Circle Drive in Lake Mary for the same reason: peace and quiet. Since Bennett moved his family into a tent on his property there, however, all agree the area has been anything but quiet. "I'd like to see him get off that property," said Gary Bridges of 11 Pine Circle Drive. "And I'm wiling to pay for it." The trouble began In September of last year when Bennett bought a piece of land in the center of Pine Circle Drive and began to make plans to build himself a home. He was welcomed at the time for his "pioneering spirit" and "determination." But neighbors soon became concerned when Bennett put up a tent and moved his wile and young son on to the property. TI'. complained to the Lake Mary City Council, which unanimously declared the tent a public nuisance. The ugnt was on. Bennett's neighbors say they were all for him at first. "When they first came out here," said Michael Rizkalla of Pine Circle Drive. "we thought they were on the uo and : We let them run a hose from our house to drink from and take showers in. I loaned him a fan; he broke it and wouldn't pay for it. I let him make long-distance calls from my phone; he refused to pay for them. If he would Jury JI LIS.0 Q I 1OL W - ! HARVEST FRESH CaustaIovp.s.. ..79c FIoddoLIm,s.1O.79c J PKG. the administrative assistant against other furniture. I've walking and chairs being worry about noises hemakes. moved, secretary Cheryl Perry "I've been thinking of naming watched my door open. said Tuesday. said. She said Jones eventually him Casper, she said. "I would go out and look for Several other workers also 14 I JACM . . KOUNTRY FRESH PRESTIGE ALL NATURAL Ice Cream '9" ...GAt ftI jj SAVE 6, PEPPENIDOR FA" Layer Cokes .. fto?9" Z - SUMMAND REGULAR OS , ' -jr ',j p... f - . - - CUP -- ' .. Sndwkb to 0 tacit $ ______ DEVELOPING I PUNTING .•. -.ALMOST . 79 .._"_,: ight. Nonetheless, you an expect lots of summer scenes such as these. In left photo, Scott Mer. sen (left) and Eric Mor. .................. ShopIng With L Has Its Rewards... 36 .xposur.s... -. FRUIT 111 An c yJ $HOp DIoP su up oti YOUR NSXT STOP pc 'IM M I III -LI.. 111 ,Itii FEATURE SAVING •.... Oil, FEATURED PRICE •..... lL r r;'- ______ - . •.... . - — 4- .. —ç - — 11 9" :- ________ .• - . - ... ZA ,_ - - • ' Jamie Smartt of 719 6" tobeft "do" 40 "a of dwdwift - .1110, BOWLS Foe gan play on overturned boat In Lake Winsor, Lon vood, while atright, $40 4 $6" 4 A n r. .. 1 4 exposures ... 39 ' . . ._ _u.rlIr _ ITS SUMMER - ' dLU !21110 -_. , ___i11 - Prke $289 20. exposures $229 ... I the season doesn't start officially until 7:56 to. 12 IIDCNuI N.vu.s sion made by the grand jury and "glad" the invesLigation is over. 11p, - by $eta1 *rnaga, WIaa.Dki, Proudly Prni'aIi `N . $1 Crossword ..................ZB Sports ....................6,7* Editorial ...................4* Television ..................3B Dear Abby .................. lB Weather ....................2* The heat may make you think it's Bummer. but ..-.. • . ••... is, •.' t 8gc1d3 1'!° NO Frill." Photo Service GOLDIN BROWN (CNOICI PIICIS) 41"_?:, - - -:: £ DELICATESSEN SPECIALS" $TOII$ WSTH UCATI$UN SNOICAID RY flAk ON AOOS$$U$ FRIED CHICKEN BAKED BEANS convicted murderer; John F. Eden and Frank Hall II filed a petition In May for ol c 59. ZmI 1_- -•. the writ iasking public officials be ordered to perform their duty) with the Seminole County Circuit Court. The action was made on behalf of all inmates of one particular cell block at the Seminole County Jail. Among their . list of allegations, the authors claimed inmates were subjected to unreasonable "strip searches," denied proper medical and dental care, and denied free ac- Inmates Robert A Preston Jr, awaiting trial for murder, and M. Sims, a - Sim LM; ' - . - - - IAvItoo-cHOcKpuI&olIu!. Of •. - .f:- C Its diese .,,. . .4 Findings filed against the Seminole cess to time court because County Jail, Sheriff John there is no law library at Polk, time jail. Major Duane Harrell, Capt. Max Other allegations in. Stewart, cluded the unsanitary IA. Don handling of food by Mcthllough and the board cafeteria of County Commissioners. personnel, prisoners being subjected Polk said Thursday to different kinds of cormorning about the inporal punishment, and vestigation: denied of the right to practice free exercise of , I wasn't • urrmuI the their religion. grand jury was going to The inmates' petition,find nieronhomnI,ut handwritten in pencil on I am glad that those yellow tablet paper, was allegations were r looked into. "if there's a complaint like that the best thin' is to Tridn " have the grand jury investigate it because they represent the people." Around The Clock ...........4* Dr. Lamb ................... 2B Bridge ...................... "B Horoscope ..................2B McCullough s41d hr is 4B hospital Calendar ZA satlified with the concluComics .....................2B OURSELVES . .............lB BySHARON CARRASCO herald Staff Writer The civil rights of Inmates at the Seminole County Jail are not being violated, according to the findings of a grand jury released investigation Wednesday afternoon. The grand jury met behind closed doors for two days to discuss allegations made by four inmates, two of them in custody on murder changes. In Its written report, the grand jury concluded it "found no criminal violation nor neglect of any statutory duties as outlined in petition of the writ of mandamus. RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) — said they have heard a variety somebody and there'd be no one went upstairs and saw nobody Mary Manning says there used of strange noises while working there," she added. "I've been in was there, he went outside the to be a few skeptics in the state in the 101-year-old Victorian- a room and heard a noise in house to investigate further. The workers said the noises Office of Marine Affairs, but style house where the office is another room, and I've been after a year of hearing footsteps based. Appropriately enough, able to look into the other room seemed to begin occurring in the spring of 1978, about six and moving furniture all nine . the house was built for a certain and see no one Is there." Most said they have heard the months after the staff moved workers are convinced a ghost Mrs. Strange. Angela Skelton, a staff at. noises when they were alone, into the house. Is tramping around the office. Genevieve Sorrell, another "Everyone has gotten to the torney, said she has heard either at night or during a lunch administrative assistant, said point where they believe "very distinct walking foot- hour. Office director J C Jones the staffers have decided the someone or something is steps, paper shuffling, furniture hanging around the building," being moved and banged once heard such a racket of ghost is friendly and thus don't HALF "Hatttaway never called directly," Ford said. "One of his aides phoned and asked for some information. I handled the call shortly after I got the message and the information a. üiflJ ; d Porter said he was unaware of any complaints, particularly from anyone in hlattaway's office. He pointed out that as a result of the information supplied, the public defender's office will receive an increase of about $143,000 over the next • , two years. The current budget of the office is $613,000. Porter said he will use the Ir ) added money to pay for cost of living increases to his staff and k also to hire an additional attorney to work in the Seminole County office. The additional lawyer, he said, will be assigned primarily to custody cases in which the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Service seeks custody from parents of DAVID PORTER dependent children. plans to run New state guidelines, he said. extend services of the public But a spokesman in Rep. defender's office to indigent Ilattaway's office said that she parents facing a toss of custody had tried to call Porter several of their children. tunes during a two-week period and on each attempt she said The extended periods of she was advised Porter was not illness suffered by Porter did in and his schedule was not result in any loss of pay. unknown. Elected officials in the Florida Judiciary system are granted "'lucy were Very evasive, unlimited sick leave without even when I said the in. penalty. The courtesy is exformation I needed was im- tended to judges, state's atportant. Finally I got a call torneys and public defenders. from one of his assistants," the Porter currently makes $36,500 fl.iw4y ñzle ?C 5 4C. , Inmates' Charges Rebuffed By Grand Ghost Convinces Skeptics HALF stay, Porter said, he remained In constant phone contact with his chief assistant. "I was laid up for four months, but I was never in• conununicado," he said. Questions of Porter's accessibility began to surface this year when callers to his office complained they were unable to get in touch with him and were advised by secretaries in the public defender's office that their boss' whereabouts was not known. "It's no secret that I was in the hospital, but I've always been able to be reached. I spend a good part of my day on the phone," Porter said. One of those said to have had difficulty reaching Porter was an aide to state representative Bob Hattaway, who was seeking information that could be used in support of an increased budget to Porter's office. But Porter's chief assistant, Bennett Ford, said there was no delay in communicating with Hattaway's office. .•.. . - -. . .•. .•• -'? •. • .• - -- ' ___ Herald Photos by Torn Notill • ___ . y- . ' Cherokee Circle, Sunland Estates, near Sanford, plays catcher asher brother Darrell whacks the ball. - -. . ____"1' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 20, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 20, 1979. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 20, 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/9381dbfcd6283bc5d4abecb0757632f0.pdf f5c092b3a6fb40bf8fce8ccaac3e94fb PDF Text Text - . 0 . • I I a V . a Tuesday, Aug. 7, 1f7 6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Betty Jean Coyle Is It Time A For Woman In 10," "Put Manners, Morality and Motherhood Back in America" and "America First with Mother Power." She produces children's beauty pageants, is the mother of five and is running as an independent. Miss Coyle, 45, has a quick response to questions about the chance of moving into the White House: "I didn't think Jimmy Carter's chances were worth a darn and he won." An executive secretary, for 18 years, Miss Coyle said she's running for president "Because I'm very concerned about what's happening in -our country." She said she would not run a feminist-oriented campaign and her response to criticism of beauty pageants is simple. 'The only people who criticize children's beauty pageants are those who are not involved in them. The only people who do the criticizing are the outsiders. TART YOUR BUSINESS "Of course, the feminists do criticize this kind of thing but I believe that women were made to be women and men were made C ON THE GROW to be men and they should appreciate each other." AflVFRTISING Upon her election as president, she would insist upon Immediate staff loyalty and would meet frequently and informally 01111111111111111- with members of Congress. "You cannot make enemies of Congress or the media," she said. "And I would try to keep from becoming paranoid - up to now, creeping paranoia seems to go along with the Job." Miss Coyle described herself as "very basically conservative" and favors "deregulation of oil companies." lists "I'm most interested in the effects that the environmenta " cha vnitl "1 ,4,ut,s,* I,.1,Iir,.. haolr Ikn , , n,rnfrt, ti, a araf fl.fl 4Jj 4flJflh&45 7 states and Alaca where , would like to support all the Western 0 .the governors are asking government to turn loose of federal '1 n •S •., J er Protected o Inf F rm 46 - 4 we osn o 510 LW wan au e .'. :.- PHILIPS - 862-3484 Sse SiSutian Sq.,e my.434 at 435 1• IC Mu 1kv Fri I$4-kn. li-S km Waniig blmNng li • Fire .thngulsher • The haIoc. 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Decorating Den also does commercial decorating such as for offices, banks and motels. They also do mobile home complete laundry and Sanitone dry cleaning service, plus cold storage for furs and out of season garments. They do Adjusts-Drape finishing and will take down draperies, clean lviii 05.0$ A*D UP NOUII,V -W11KLY -DAILY AMa..$N _____ PlaiwwdAcllvifles: Arts- Crafts-Music Qualified Sta ff . LargeFenced-in Play-Yard COMPLETE (IRAKIS-OVERHAUL-TUNE-UP) SANFORD, FLA. COMPLIT1 RODY AND PAINT SHOP Auto Center • 323.4W, sei.aios-4 17.52 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. 0 ' I $.nIomln Moors Paints ' Pon Points I GLASS & PAINT COMPANY, INC. 11 10 S1SMASNOLIA - SANPOOD 322.4532 ' 20 %' • 0 OFF .16"4 DIAPIRIUS WOYDI WOODS TAI L0010 SOOkKIIPINS $YSTI$$ '- NNIISLINDS PROFESSIONAL DECORATING SINVICU IN YOUR NOMI NO CHARGE. NOOSLIGATION . U 3223315 ir'322!7642 . PHILIPS U2.7727 .. . . ile ma ' - STANLEY ST CE 11 ER - - ' . •- - - - s •. . 1. '•• Iiii. ('arpcs (iisin' alki ('Ini1iiety- pmleclim. Call us fur Iui drtahl • . •-. S ' - ,' -~ _~ -: .1 1. J ~VT.__,.~~!.,~-il _ 0 0 • , - • - .. .-- .. _i_s t - ' - ._ ,; ~-,.. - - - •. • -. -., . • -.--' -.. • - .. - - ' -. -- L _-..i • : • - ••' •1 ,,.., • Brewal. Mc Mal _________ 8sMev,$, gets he tennlal Park. The Scout-apossiored camp lasts five days and Includes an overnight stay at Sliver Lake In Sanford, More than 50 Brownies are participating in the day camp actIvities. - LINE' ig Goldbe funding for the Instrument specifications and documents approach system, Cleveland for the site preparation," said the new modern and Cleveland said, adding the sophisticated system Is "goin g authority has had for some time to increase the safety aspect at an application in for FAA assistance with the project. the airpo rt ," eals ______ . - .• ... ., . ~ 6 . I '- .-..J* I - - p.,4- 0 , - - 0 - - . I I - - - , ,-- Ie.*d- I . - __ - * By01AIONC*UASOO 61.," 61si said. V leun Is try to piece together hsrod it PIUS. lob ithS 1SMIID e dike ,, IiuiiSIgss , - - - ___ 0 - - - -- - 0 - 0 - - 0 - - 1. --. ... . ".-w-*ermr-'1 _1. ftA6.,qft - ,_~,. . I -I i_ i1, . I . -i . ______ 44~ 7 -7 7. 44, -- - - .1. ___ - - 3394%9 . '.. .. I w oosiy "waded is get mite stt'"r brought I. the 0 - 0 oO In F'ibre Sus ect Search ____ 0' -. 6,000 . . ss PMI UTIMATL$ jifiligoo b486-9#bd - .. D"Area - ............. Persons who would like to donate to the reward or those with According to Sanford fire officials, the fire began about 0:55 oemMIon concurning the fire should contact any of these p.m. Wednesday at the Seminole Pet Supply, 260 Magnolia Ave. ___ acina: The pet supply firm occupied two sections of the three..ectk d III :, A reward 11,11, DOW Ii big Øir.d for ledWuatisi Ig b lding on Magnolia Avenue between Second and Third Mreet. ui -ThrIà *civiscry committee on rion Prevention at the Ike .:ihi, 1b iàutatim oh psnom . Tim a mmsr Firefighters worked feverishly to extinguish the blaze before ft the Ie oh a veteran 1119M d. Slim, aid tidiy. 711111 IIIIIIIIIII In enPSctid Ii meet 4111110 r the third section, the Senkanik Glass and Palul, Co., lire. Orlando data an marshal it 31UI; todnyl.stedy on ividuiokeaidtheIIreikstlsantiimed RppIr4 Killed hr the blaze was 36-year-old William Lloyd Price of 214 poi Dupartimni at 3264141; th1 neewd ssnd by fl4d '1r-pm" ji T..do to Lakeview Ave., Sanford. The lieutenant was killed when a brick cpmslit.e a Aims Pm.Mlm. lb. ,id, while ad blue igs. psiud MUM the fIrn ill. as FIrs Inspect, Josapir McQun of the Seminal. COUntY Public wall oh the pet supply store fell on him and another Sanford , cempsay Is the inewir of th1I r oh 1jiu say '1ij uijct 61e was a nail oh IddyDupsrthrmliidthe rmrdmoney will Soto persons with firefighter. lls Ave. ikit luusl&as 1. aid aiim Is M piy, 01 srmitim l'osikrg to the asred and conviction oh anyone in Edwin Brooklyn, 4$, of 112 Bunker Lane, Sanford, sohkrd deep. er_du. _i "we m, Mimi i 11u a lien vii ac Wleód In darting the On: iM cuts on his left fool, a fractured left We and a separation oh the ohS1S$, heat rem the pe&r :-.-- from ale kd in at duet money," MKum said. "It is not being pelvis. Seminole Memorial Hospital listed the Sanford firefighter ns" Isruseky the In' mimi, oh the r-'fl aims ii.. anSdhr US pisces of Wormatlon." • In aitiit.ctory coi4ticn today. • • z i, • *1_ 2.. ('AUjti,,y - Vote Set ................. -' 1W I . -~-81011 •j . . _.. ,... --1*1-. -", k. 1. . 1 -:4,~, ' ~ 'f:¶4 _ Tu .1 -.-- L -- - ____ cat6% *%1(414~ :.' - J. • oh ' - 1 *h I •.' a HuridIWrIS.r Ikwi't he t.iIeii b ii, 'jII'J ('ji. - ' $399 ATTENTIONI ' :' .' • Reward Raised To , - Repaii ' to,4 "Pl ,:.., - "k , i1 - '_6 a. ' ' .' Vd Stats I. , ., V - ' -, - 0 ' l Today Nsm Place If duj, to Yew -, , By DONNA ESTES partially by the airport Herald Staff Writer authority and partly by the ••''-fpt. Th e Sa nford Airport is among FAA, and the FAA will be _______ ____ ? 86 satellite airports across the providing the new instrument ' -' '''' nation which will receive landing system equipment. -funding from the Federal Funds used by the FAA for • Aviation Aut ho rity (FAA) to such projects, he said, do not ' :" ,,.'q provide increased safety, the come from general tax 'VT • FAA announced Tuesday. revenue, but rather from users . The Improvements at the of air travel. Cleveland noted : Sanford Facility will be directed that$8ofevcry$l0ospent by air toward providing an instrwnent travelers for tickets goes into a landing approach system, fund administered by the FAA Sanford Airport Authority for airpo rt improvements. Director J. S. (fled) Cleveland Dur ing the past five years, said today, so "pilots can make Cleveland said, the authority a nice safe approach to the has spent $3.1 million to imfield." prove runways and taxiways at Notin g the authority for the the airport, for li ghting systems Herald Photo by Tern Vincent past live years has been and visual approach equip. "nsgottstln, writina letters '' -- - I --1! At Sanfo rd Kennels oh Dñard "had five what srfraukswerw'igst automatically stayed the order. 52,14 per $1,000 assessed percent in the past year, we positives." ___ the turn, and a trainer em be have the same number of "The city commission Is In the middle of working out the city's valuation to o per -Jsrry Collins, owner oh the 61iedupto$2Noraowpi'ssion employees, the same fire and budget for the 1P194$i0 fIscal year. When I went into office I assessed v al uation, 0 SKasola Kennel, Club and the up to 5 dnye,tm IIp equipment swore to serve the city," Goldberg said today, explaining his we had lout '111e move was urged by City SuMordIanlo Kennel Cl* said. years ago, Arnold jCj, ........ ..tA Heresespe ................. sa cenatflghttorelnalirinofflceanotherfldays, Councilman Wilfred Arnold, aid Tuesday the 61st be "Following the hewing. t RIdge "The people deserve lt load afour-member council working on city finance commissioner. With only four members of .01 Hupilel........... .......... U h.,ddth,disrgesagai.Mthe o5csreiliwethef1 -ibgsandl caisiar ............... .01 oiistes ................ the budset." Goldberg said the city commission has had five Arnold said today the Increase the city council present hiseek was In nova em aiI lower er r as Cs .................... • (*JLY .............. workshops of four to five hours each so far and a property tax of $1.36 per $1,000 assessed Co c m un il an Bill Jacobs was s,er bw orInereunth hounds esowes ..................spsr .... .... su* dscieaseohfowcents per $000ofmmeedyaluatimisan. valuation is necessary to give absentduetofamilylllness Collins said that tight of .up-in," Rutledge Edii ........ 4* ................ 7* tldpstod for thenswyesr. The currenttu rate ls$2Jl per $1,000 the city a reserve fund for the board spllt2-2oncaulng the $ty wasrnak4edM his said. ii ................... u while the new rate will probably be $2.91 per $1,000, he said. capital Improvements such as referendum , lviii.,. - - - ANALYSIS OP COMPUTER INPUTAND0U'TpUy D.coing - - ;_ - ' %pS9aun4 WASHINGTON (UPI) In a -It idfimis their rightto browse among the samples of move that could open the door have a Palestinian homeland, vinyl carpeting parquet wood DIf1!F for U.S. recognItIon, a Palestine and moku apsdhir relirsics to flooring, wall cersrthg, ceniem 11 Liberation Organization an IIdIVIIIdIet wood - ubvttsra, shadSi, NsasNusssPscunl • i -, r all dfl.ries and bahe' - and 3 spoknn'im says the PLO might -se., SANPOID , i... a0 jo .. be ready to ace* a U,N. phrIsi. to ritarn to thur k of 0 resolution recognizing luau's 0 - . 0 - • 0 1. nlahito odd ssa nation. - of the NnOItO?MIJL - ' labdi Tarasy, ' PlAYs -" the United Notboost told UPI V I • Ruolutles 543, which ruu.,.a'F4IryFiwwau • . . paper "_1. . Nation.. ihire- a mooft to hen waaw A the Palestinian in UW an U10101011 w scheduled for . p . ... ..Tar4-UPtO'aom • . I. Ad 0 heretovol. TXyauldhrssniewif' tr on whether Ii icc. thg 's -. ; ~ 1. *,-. ~. r , . I 15W, reaffitm IvVs , ,,jöli1ip .4' apssrstob.svá±tand woIcuI-rI". .-i I •sd net hsPIndlhe Such I rn WISM II1y -' '"; Yip. Usair sgl II 11 , coeU would acc L" .. Wi'st' .: • *t u trtd II:'$ ILl • .Ajsd 41.1 p - yip ... ,ap.,j ' I paper del'-' .S Y InplrIu . W the Thsttip Sea *0 .. 7 .i • • • & - hw p1mg 1, . ~ A* fl :- - •. - ____ S If you prefer, you' are welcome to corns to the De wrt - PAINT A COMPLETE LINE . . * AN W.ik Filly Gisruutwd IN Writlug * - & PAINT .1704 - ., - hay, REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PINSTR I PING- CUSTOM STRI PING HIRE THE VET YOU TRUSTED THE SECURITY OF YOUR COUN TRY TO THESE FINE BRAVE MEN-NOW TRUST THE PAINT. INO OF YOUR HOME TO THEM. are F • . to from 1 .• ... .or~.A .1 .01 He said the approval will An FAA spokesman said permit upgrading the exist ing Tuesday $100 million has been R g antiquated system which "j allocated for a four-year PP pretty unreliable at times." nationwide program designed Cleveland said the existing to improve safety at satellite W. I can't understand ft.'! By DONNA TES vacated b Stephen Barton seveJ weeks ago after Barton moved system has a non-directional airports to divert thousands of Rutledge In Miami, conHerald Staff Writer out of the city, radio beam, affected by small planes away from Ctt11105 ex tens ive t.Mlng at th e The problem with Goldberg's right to remain on the city corn- thunderstorms and bad congested metropolitan fields. $7 million Collins tracks, said "llü is not "The city deserves to have it lied a founinem ber commission mtuiIq began a year ago when he and his family moved from weather, requiring pilots at The four-year program is to the case. Absolutely not. We working on the budget for the new year," Longwood City Corn- Sandalwood subdivision In district one to Tiberon in district five, times to "grope their way into affect d major airports in 34 business (the date) only take our wine m nerLarryaoldbergsaldtoday,exptolnhighlscourt fight to He had been elected to the district one seat. st ates by im proving 50 satelli te the airport." samples at the and oh. race on retain his city cicrurdision berth for at least the neat 26 days. According to both the old city charter and the new one adopted Cleveland estimated the fields. the w1'diig di gs, or on a dog Gokterg earlier this week appealed a ruling from a Seminole- In September 197$, a commissioner must be a resident of a given value of the Improvement and "Our goal Is to relieve protect' which is 'suspicious' to the eyes &evwd liii judicial circuit judge ordering him to resign from district - certain geographical area - to be elected and to site preparation at $350,000 to congestion and red uce the mix Kennel Club at Ebro on Friday- of the judges. Any remit ci the city cinmiIp or face a contempt of court citation and the remain on the city commission. $500,000. Plans for the grading of commercial and nonnight. Morris said the hearings urine tooting we send back is possibility of a 15.4ay jail lenin. Tirough several interpretations and several legal opinions by and moving some obstructions commercial aircraft at major would be conducted by Mac only for urine which shows Tbe bails of the appeal, aócording to City Attorney Ned Julian Jullan, Goldberg retained his District One A. A lawsuit was at the airport which might hub airports by making neighMcN.lr. well-known racing positive, as to the ire, of a Jr. is a cont p4'n that Circuit Judge Richard Muidnew erred in fil ed in circuit court by a past unsuccessful city commission affect the antenna patterns as boring satellite fields more supervisor. deli," . ordering tire city commission to vacate the seat or in the alter- candidate, Robort Dives, seeking Goldberg's ouster. yet are not complete, he -said. attractive to private and Rutledge said a total of 51 "Concerning the older eases, native ordering Goldberg to resign by Aug.? or be In contempt of Judge Muldrew ultimately ordered Goldberg's resignation. The site preparation, business f liers, Langhorne M. offenses Involving use 61 the there we many times the lab is cent. Between rulings from Judge Muldrew, the first of which called Cleveland said, will be funded Bond, FAA administrator, said. drug on lop had occur red, nae to immediately plirpoiM "I do not feel the judge, wider a mandamus action, has on the city commission to consider whether Goldberg should be jorne oftherndstthgas far back an analysls,andthsrelorethers authodtytodeclweadtyco,nmlialonssstvacat.d," Julian said removed from office, Barton reelected in Decembe r, 1978 RE Sept. 151$, with mod of the is a delay. To my keowledge, todey. Julian ,tplikwd a mandamus action Is one in which a resigned his office, leaving the district five seat open. offitaea occurring within the this Is the first time In my person petition. the court to order an officeholder to perform a Goldberg's new home is In District Five. p1st sIx moidhe. memory we have come up with clearly a&naM4.rlal duty which the petitioner is entitled to have While under the new charter, the commission could have upX .The Midnight Blue Kennel, methacarbamol in dogs, perfonned pointed Goldberg to Barton's unexpired term, extending to cpowned by GuIU.rudna aithougis ft h bun fossod In Julian said the city ccminIIo'r conipiled with Judge January, 1501, the board declined to do so, preferring to call a Palvithin and Anthony l'uglhi horses," Rutledge said. Muldesas order to vol on whether the Goldoerg seat would be special election for Sept. 4. Mayor Troy Pil and cast the buildings and st reets and to G!Tampa, "had 26 positives it Rutledge said the "Warly vaeated and the city cnilon voted not to vacate the seat. Goldberg is being challenged in that election by William deciding vote Tuesday night to support services. Total budget the Washington Cindy track of msthacarbarnol Is not Conçldkig his fourth your in omc., Goldberg already had Mitchell of Winior Manor. call a special election on Sept. for the new year, he said, is and 11 positIves at the Palm determined by statute but by tendered his r*4gpation effective Sept. 3 to seek election to the Goldberg sald today the appeal filed in the Fifth District Court 11 in Winter Sprin gs, seeking about $1.5 million. Beach track," Rutledge said. the ths of racing." spi term of the dist fiv, city cnmI..içj post, The pod was of Appeals In Daytona Beach of Judge Muldrew's order, ef- the peoples' approval to inRutledge said the Partin "A hearing is held at . fectively stopped the order. Goldberg said filing the appeal crease property taxes from "While the city has grown 28 VINYL TOPS DYED OR REPLACED $35 UI Lindy's . .,. ' • - PAINTING SERVICE was Israeli Recognition? - :; afternoon for tn'1ns of the - during a race also had urine LUNCH clubs allegedly Involved In the samples t..." IMI% urine sam ples are then use of muscle the relaxant drug, which racing slid to Miami," Collins said, authorities say has been used at "and results of testing an. tracks In Sanford, Orlando, received back within two Palm Beach, Sarasota, Tampa weeks, at the mod," and Washington County. Morris Collins said he couldn't on. said another hearing would be derdand why results showing a held at the Washington County "positive" went back as far U September, 157$. "I don't know. MECHANICAL SERVICE 0 Poppers - ' -' .--..---------- SOT. 1• . PHONE 3224347 OPEN YEAR ROUND 0 b;;;M ating, Den at 319W. 13th St., Sanford. Jane and Wally Philips have been in business since 1951. The Philips attend clinics all through the year to keep current on all the latest trends in colors and styles. They have the Local franchise for ... 0 them decorating__ (Nut To "The Scheol of Dance') Sanford 25M Elm Ave. ft , ForAirDort track." the public." The Marriott Kennels are Collins said when dogs were owned by Doug Marriott of first placed In Dunedin and trained by Patrick they were immediately checked Marriott. bya date doctor and a doctor Also named in the charges and ruin. samples wirethe Midnight Blue Kennels Ho mW of Tampa and the Partin each dog was then reaumined Kennelao(DeLand. by the doctora when thedop Doug Morris of the pan- had finished racing and another mutuel agnecy said today urine sample was taken. 4 4 hearings will be held at. CHILD CARE AND PRE-SCHOOL ___ thealogami their voice. Investigators questioning victims said the caller sounds Like a white male between 25 and 35 years of age. The first call in this county occurred over the weekend when a 29-year-old Sanford woman was phoned at 3 a.m. Saturday. Detective Reynolds be lieves the chances of the man living in the area are remote, however. Police recommend that in the fut ure women should not list their first names in the phone book if they live alone. If a woman receives a call from the prankster, she sho uld tell him she is not alone or hang up immediately, according to police. Funds Due Rutledge said Marriott Kenmls of Dunedin also has I III Collins said, "We have a positives (drug found In wine million business to protect and sample) at the Sarasota track it's and two positives at the Tampa protect it, it's in the Interest of ru OF A MUPFL uw,oso $4.95 A $13.95 *imia asia TA*. 43SLFraediAve. Decorating Den Experts tg Den jopea The women then are asked to put their Jewelry and valuable. In a pillow case and leave it on the porch, police said. In some hutancesthe women are told to put apfflow case on their head so they won't see the caller when he enters the house. Sometimes there are bizar re twists to his routine. - Y KIT S 11 Lhe plans to rob her. Marriott Kennels has been two dog tracks. He said all dogs • -;charged with one offense of use racing at his tracks were of an Illegal drug, methacar. In a compound when they baznol, while racing at Sanford- arrived at the track and placed Orlando Kennel Club, ac- under 24-hour security guard. cording to Gary Rutledge, He mid only the owner oha dog, director of the Florida Division or Its trainer, was allowed to of Pari-Mutuel wagering, be with the dog while he was In UR RD EMERGENCY GET - are going to have dope more than wethave now, prostitution, rack. eteering and extortion azxl everything i'-i. "I think i iu and Stockton iii fine nrp. I was damned if I wanted to see those people in Lodi." Peters, the father of three, says he went undercover for the FBI In 1977 after he was approached by representatives of the Bonanno family who wanted to buy his PontlacCadlflac dealer11 t. . . III IAUI. £j 4 91V4 b4 jI V&WI W WI .,.....A *1,_ M FBI. Decorating Den, a nationally According to court records filed by a narcotics Strike Force in advertised decorating service. Pima County, Ariz., Peters was approached believe They important Elmer Bertsch, with an, offer to buy the dealership for an d e c isions should be made at unidentified buyer. home, so without any charge or When Peters said he wasn't interested, Bertsch reportedly told obligation they will bring their hiqi the buyer was Bonnano's son, Salvatore "Bill" Bonnano. professional decorating arvice Peters late was told the Bcnannos %fl) -tnvnuitvnur convenience. e ueamersxups am measing agencies °°1 "°' You don't have to rim all over and in Vallejo and that they wanted Peters u their general town trying to match fabric manager. chips Bot h of Bonanno's sons, Salvatore and Joseph Bonanno Jr., are iWflpiSs cant and wallpaper. Mrs. in prison for probation violations. The elder Bonanno was Indicted on charges of conspiring to Phili willcome to you with interfere with the federal Investigation of his ions Also charged thoiaidi of samples In her Decorating Den CoiorVan. Bonanno nephew Jack DiFilippi, 53, a Sap wtddi to choose and a wealth of broker helpful and imaginative Peters said hecooperMed with the FBI bygdtbi"cIcs."tothe in decorat g Ups. That way, you Bonanno family. He said the possible consequences of the ac how things will leak 0 very real to him. away and in the During a visit to Bonanno's home in Tucson, Aria,, Peters said, IOIithS rII* room you want to decorate. they drove by a beautiful motel and Bonanno "This Is owned "We learn the ciomer's life by my very dose friend, and all my friends and all of my atstyle and proferences in order torneys May hi this motL" lbS decorating theme "When we got back to his home, I asked his drlverbodyguard, to ism 'What did he mean by all of his frlejids stay In this mil?' He said, 'Lou, don't you understand? You're part of the family." UILIMfl. Philips. Whether you are building a Peters slid he stayed at the Bonanno horn. in Tucson and the 111W hums or remodeling an old elder Bonanno stayed in the Peters apartment in Stockton. "He looked onmeuason, that washow closelgot,"said one, Decorating Den can ciatomize the complete Interior Peters. Peters will be ushered out of Lodi In the near future and be train hoc,', walls and windows - arid reupholstering to give a "hidden away" until the Bonanno trial opens. 0 completely new look to the horn,, ~ COAWpImIØI Fashions 0 ,, Detective Karen Reynolds of the Sanford Police Depart. ment said the caller has asked women to go into the bedroom and take their clothes off. "He's getting his kicks by getting people to do what he tells them to do," Detective Reynolds sa id. DeLand police said that some women have complied with the caller's requests, but that no items actually have been stolen from the victims. Beasley said the caller, so far as can be determined, selects his victims by randomly going thro ugh the phone book and picking out numbers of women listing their first name. He apparently guesses their age from the sound of According to Beasley, the caller's message Is similar each time. He said it usually begins with the man asking the woman if she is alone. Next, he tells the woman that be lion a telephone pole in her back y he Were Dogs Drugged? Hearings Set ffleelal."d eYIand 0 '-'-- ADVE AnVERTISING Jane Philips of I)cvorating Den will bring her decorating services to your home. - ,. PHONE 322.5522 1502 S. French Ave., Sanford Prepared By Advertising Department of 0! in- - ~ 11 MON.i TUES. SENIOR CITIZENS I SHAMPOOI SET $3.50 a.- .1 1i .1 It! LUUIX uv*i-Uuefl. Herald Staff Writer A prank caller said to have threatened as many as 60 women in Volusla County has begun to strike in Seminole County, Sanford police report. Police said the man makes late night calls to single women under 35 years old. He tells the women he is going to rob them and they should follow his instructions to avoid being hurt, pollee said. "He started this routine around the second of last month. I'd say there have been about 60 calls made so far," said investigator Jerry Beasley of the DeLand 1499 WAVE i All other services 25% off I. --• 10I)1, Calif. (UP! P - Auto dealer Lewis E. "Lou" Peters packs a gun and wears a bulletproof vest. It isn't part of any Job. Peters Is under government protection until he can testify about the $40 million of widerworld money he says was to be pumped into the Lodi Stockton area, presumably through the "family" of retired New York Mafia chieftain .Joseph "Joe Bananas" Bonnano Sr. "What a lot of people don't realize is how close I got to the family," says Peters, w ho is to kuf3 tom the govt'niini't tiun Bonanno goes on trial Oct. 1 for conspiracy and pet Jury In San Jose, Calif. Peters, 47, said in an interview that as much as $40 million of underworld money was to be funneled into the "-Stockton area of Squ Joaquin County as "investments," the nature of which will be clear when. he testifies. - - - By GEOFFREY POUNDS CONDITION $ Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents Prank Ca ' IIer Asking Women To Do Strange Things GRAND OPENING SPECIAL ::' oI,.,;, 71st Year, No. 303-Wednesday, August 8, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Texan r' lVnKurl 4.1 ri' 0 • So YS - it flt •U4 Yup, Miss Coyle takes a pro-oil company position, which she says "Only four men said 'No, I will not vote for a woman.' All the irritates one of her daughters, a 22-year-old who Is "extremely I rest have said 'Absolutely." Miss Coyle, who has a home in the suburban community of liberal." She believes oil companies should be "given a chance" under Rowlett, has opened a campaign office in east Dallas and says she proAinerlcan or already has recruited some county chairmen in several states. deregulation and be told: "Are you going to be "I have not officially announced my candidacy yet but I have all are you going to continue to put the screws to us? Now show us." It does no good, she said, to blame oil companies for America's the papers from Washington," she said. "I'm holding off (form] relieve our frustrations. • energy woes other than to "tomporarily filing) until I get a chance to appear on some talk shows." lands so they can get on with the business of producing the oil and gas that are in those lands but are tied up ..." Miss Coyle recently traveled "from Florida to Arizona and back" with her running mate, Dorothy Ann Evans of Phoenix, Ariz., the mother of three. ,,We took an unofficial survey of about 500 people," said Miss Coyle, "to find out what people are thinking and feeling in this country and to find out if they would vote for a woman. DALLAS t UPI - John Connally and George Bush aren't the only Texans running for president - Betty Jean Coyle plans to move into the White House in 190 because she says the time for a woman president is long overdue, Miss Coyle has had a number of slogans printed on bumper stickers to aid her quest for the presidency: "It's Time for a Lady ,ipvc President? 1 .!11 4 '~~ ~ I . ` lllllll . -- I r,~~.,, 0 ~~, IF 7 11 , , *J -- - .- 0 - M _______ , ___ _____________________ - 0,, --.. / 4 - !r''r" sY"-.r - _.0 .61- 6.-1, - 0 . I - 0 S • 0 ____ %O L !! __ -- 5, 0 0 ,4. -.7 . -:'i'!':,: , 0 , .• ----- 0 -• - S.-.' '- - ... \.".' .• -. --------- - - --- - :..* ----- - -...........- --- - ---- S -- ' - -- • -,- 0 , - ----- 57- -' • - . - ----- 0 -. .' - -- - _______ _________ - - - S , ' '- 0 -- S 0 -.• % - - - 0 5 - �2A-Ey,njng Herald, Sanford, Fl. WIdfl4iy, Aug. 1111, irn In Florida IN BRIEF Protest Of Death Penalty ., Set At Floridd's Border GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) Death penalty protestors plan to travel to the Florida-Georgia border this weekend to denounce the state's death penalty to visitors coming into Florida. "We think it's important that people coming to Florida know all about the date, not just the sunshine," said 1Jn1versity of Florida student Adam Shedroff, a spokenan for Students Against the Death Penalty. Shedroff said the group expects about 100 people from around Florida to join the rally, set for the Visitor's i Welcome Station on Interstate 75 south of the Georgia border on Saturday. The protest will be held In conjunction with a group _marching from Savannah, Ga., to the Georgia State PrIson at Reidsville, where the state's maximum security prisoners are held, Shedroff said. — Crackdown On Prostitution : 0 HUD Tells County: Nine Banned From Jai=Alai* Frontons FLORIDA Director Gary Rutledge of the Florida Division of Pan-Mutual Wagering said Tuesday that Robert G. Moore, operator of the Miami Amateur Jai-Alal Fronton, four fronton patroni, and five jal-alal players had been banred from florida's 10 frontons. The banning is a result of crackdown by the state agency on illegal practices In the jal-alal, dog racing and horse racing in. dustrles In Florida. Moore was one of those banned from betting at, attending or playing In any jal-alal games at any of Florida's frontons. Banned jal-alal patrons named by Rutledge include Paul Commons, Bert CasklII, James Soble and David Herman. Players banned include Juan Guardino (playing name, Guardino); Jose Cendagortagalarza Arana (playing name, Arena); Kirby Prater (playing name, Kirby); Rene Garcia (playing name, Garcia) ; and Luis Munlozguren (playing name, Irlondo). Rutledge said the Juan Guardino "had skipped the country and I don't know where he is." Rutledge said banning resulted from perjury and game fixing chargec now pending against the men In Connecticut. 1. ,,. Outlaws Accept Injunction ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!)- Members of the Outlaws : motorcycle gang have promised to quit treating a residential neighborhood as their personal playground. The Outlaws agreed, without benefit of a hearing, to accept a temporary injunction Issued Tuesday by Orange County Circuit Judge Maurice M. Paul. The injunction 'orders the motorcycle gang to cease certain activities named In a lawsuit filed by several county agencies. HUGH THOMSON , en — . ' . • !flurglars Someone pried open the padlock of a trailer in South ;Seminole County and made off with $32,523 worth of property ,'from diamonds to underwear, ea~ accordIng to Seminole County deputies. Robert A. Palmer, 37, of Box $yssS mthttmat'c N I - OVEN-RANGE {.. •Sie4hru • V5t1b . .3 Door Solves Ow Easy 30 LO-Olt oven door S Say-va Cap. 'o • suncs unts S s.t,U1.1 On' Ntniovaq IVi NIS 1 - ps Rolls Out • On Wheels Model CTF r7 VACUUM 77 - - +utp.ctn.t • 155 Cv tt. upright fie" s4 door sitetySs. 2 juice can st*y053 Ralrigraied shilyli AdusIabss tSmos,st,gs rnnfftV '289" $2I9$ N WASNIR & DRYIR CLIANIR am , , LWULILUUW U • II IrapicsIar.*ypasi S 2SWNW PororWen too. lit $ 4_i _____....••.__. S e Upright with r • aix-position 9,5 GR2O.123 IM W 419"FOR _______ THE PAJR CM IMUT SHOT POINT FIRESTONE ALL SIZES MUCH AS : • - •:. •1 -- - ".', -• - •• • S . • • - - • - • j ,• .. • - - - • • • •- a__ - - . Herald Photo by Tom Vincent - INTERSECTION WIDENED Work crews have begun widening the Intersection of County Road 46A and Airport Boulevard. Ultimately, a traffic signal will be installed there, and four turning lanes will be constructed. The intersection has been the site of several major traffic accidents. Only two-way stop signs have been posted until now. 1 4U SCC Ed 4 itori"a l. Pai,e CIVILSUIT According to the suit, The following civil suit has Donalson suffered injuries been filed with the office of when he fell off a cot while Seminole County civil court napping at the daycare center clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking on Bear Lake Road and McNeil damages in excess of $2,500: Road, Forest City. lie was two Jay Donalson, a minor, and years old when the incident his mother Jill, are suing occurred on Feb. 7, 1979 betHappy Faces of Orlando, Inc., ween 8:15 n.m. and 5:30 pin. ,.u,.nr ,.r$I,., ?d..r.. &'UI - i'Li.,,.1t,.,, 'IUI III discovered her son had been injured when she picked him up that day. lie severely injured his head, face and extremities from the fall due to the negligence of the defendants, the suit charges. Children at the daycare center should be given sleeping .,,.,,.,..s.,.,, I,,Gi.s..,. 1ILUHWIUU4IIUIIZ) L THRU SAT. SALE (Jf• ___ K mart 5-Speed Portable Mixer ( r." 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' • - - -_: . -, • - .""ør 0 0 _ AIR CONDITIONERS :e - C g INSURANCE FOR C ALL DRIVERS BIT AUM • CLEANER RUJU savi siEtc / UPRIGHT ysr NAlld DLI nb? 2Hstridyw - ,.-__ • - 00000000C oLOW COST C C iilA wahbaskst • ' , ' S Lid swtId • -. its. Highway Patrol (FHP). 105 Clifton Oainey of 5*Tangerine Drive, Sanford, as 4eleased Tuesday from the $Seminole County Jail. - 0aiiy:3O.:3O, Sun. I .-charge of vehicle homicide in ' ,which three DeLand persons t,died, according to Florida mom cvtuwr - -- Shop Wanda and Sanford .deputies say. Jumping the vehicle, they drove to a wooded :area in front of the pastureland near Red Bug Road where the property was transferred to 'another vehicle, according to the report. VEHICULAR HOMICIDE ' A 60-year-old Sanford man free on $1,050 bond today on a Fruit Bins $"99, p - '. , ' .. Other items toted off included FREEZER j -- Mrs. Lawson was driving at a SnPPII of 10 milesrtwr•" hnir whit,. ,,n,I if.. Fill' estimates Gainey was tinez. undershirts and shorts, 20 bottles of whiskey, scotch, and gin, a couple of television sets 'and one brown envelope con'.tairnng The burglars loaded all the ,,.property in Palmer's Toyota kkptruck that ssasparked at fthe rear of the mobile home, CV. - v % - • , e,handguns and rifles and one yellwgaid .horseshoe design ring, deputies My. I flI 18 ft. REFRIGERATOR REFRI • - • Killed were Earl and Arie Lawson, both and Mrs. Lawson's sister, Helen Ross, 53. Mrs. Lawson, who was driving the car was heading east on County Road 425 at the time of the collision. trrabiing ;value. The most expensive ;.'it ems stolen were thr ee ; HOTPOINT I - __ - I I •• Diamonds, Cash, Rifles, Underwear Get ,: Burglars ransacked the MODEL *19C81 L • • - ----- st et'*i s4trn -a.. - -- -_ . •• • - •. • .I-..Z;t • J - _•. a S 4-Furct,on Remote CoWol swdon 01ot1. providos 3 voIl.rT* 11thn91 PkA bEdictiaa1 thaI ssWcv IOU"• 'CI O'flOut evilc :t.i' — — RIMOTI CONTROL 114199 ,. _________________________ ir - COLOR , • .burg1ary occurred sometime According to FlIP, Gainey the intersection of County Road .Monday or Tuesday while he was driving north on Old Lake 425 and Old Lake Mary Road. :was out-of-town. Entry to the Mary Road when he struck The incident occurred March traveling approximately 60 miles per hour on impact. .trai1er was made through the broadside another vehicle at 20. rear door he said, • - OnIy2401" .r •_• I - : •tM - j :310 Red Rug Raad, near - Maitland, told deputies the RE925T Features a time-setting control of up to 25 minutes and an easy-to-read recipe guide on the front panel This guide and the microwave oven recipe book furnished with the RE 9251 are all you need to time these recipes easily. 4% •.s-... - - • In 1977, the county applied to l"ield representative Robert BUD for a community Lyles of BUD said his office 1eve1opment block grant in the would be willing to grant a sixamount of $300,000 to make road month extension, until March and drainage improvements to Price said the county has 31, to complete the three unfive target areas and also to been cost-efficient and has not Finished projects. However, he çdnstruct a community center completed the projects because said that if the money was not .in the Midway area east of the scope of the improvements spent by that time it might have Sanford. The county was "was too ambitious." He said, to be refunded. He further said : awarded a one-year grant of "We aren't going to make an that any 1980 grant request by :$262,000. apology; we're moving with all the county almost certainly deliberate speed." would be eliminated from The following year, county To date, about $179,000 of the consideration if the funds are officials told BUD they would $262,000 awarded in 1977 not spent by March 31. not be able to complete the remains unspent, records show. projeetsontimeandasked for a The three projects completed GEOFFREY POUNDS — bflnsss• C*fIwd Iww cI,ig,s pscttse Isvsi to sW rØn 14*ma c;tioifl - - 7 - • Kurt Kasznar Dies At 65 •' '- 4 "We don't want to be penalized for (Iuingagoodjob county planner Wood Price — lit • • By ANDREW GELLER that he could not be asked about difficulty remembering details Asked how he killed his he got to Harlem. had two friends in my life, my POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. the killing of his wife or mw- of the crimes because Dressed In a purple T-shirt, father and my wife. Those were of heavy victims, Fischer said, "Some I (UP!) Self-proclaimed mass dens he earlier t9.bned to have thinking, dabbed, some! shot, some I Fischer, who has steel gray the only ones." At that point, he killer JosephFischer says mot committed In New Jersey. "I've been drunk 13 months, beat, some I choked." hair and arms covered with was overcome with emotion. Of his victims were murdered Flicher said most of his until now," he said. "One time I Fischer's story came out July tattoos, spoke mostly In a quiet When the reporter remarked because they reminded him of victims were prostitutes. was working In a pizza joint in fl when he walked Into a voice. Tears welled In his eyes that he did not have the his mother "and she was a "I killed them because they Oklahoma and I asked, 'What Harlem police station and twice when the subject of his demeanor of a mass killer, he whore." reminded me of my mother and sin I doing here?' They gRid, confessed to killing his wife the father came up, and when a replied: "Good. I'm glad to In an interview with United she was a whore and,, here 'You've been working here for day before in their trailer park reporter wished him well, hear it, because If I met you Press International Tuesday, his voice grew cold "I hated two weeks.' I couldn't home In Wassalc, N.Y. "I'd like someqne to like me. I outside I'd wring your neck for FIscher, 50, an ex-convict and her." remember f" He said he did not know how want a friend," he said. "I only a bottle of wine." former mental patient, said he Asked If he was lorry for owned up to Wing at least 20 what he had done, he said, "No people during a 13-month, not a tAt. Because they all croescowtry spree because "I looked like that whore or the want everything to be clean." guys that paid her." Fischer, who has been In. Asked in which dates the dided for the murder of his murders occurred, Fischer wife, Christine Eggens, 71, said, reeled off California, Ok "I know now my wife Is dead. lahoma, North Dakota Soon I will have to join her. I Arizona, Maine, Oregon, want everything to be clean. I Washington and New York. want her to know that Then he brought his hands to his everything Is clean, that head and said, "God, I just nothing has been held back." can't remember." He added: "If I went to her Fischer said the killings now, I'd have this blackness on occurred in a l3inonth period me." In which he traveled all 00 The Interview was conducted states after his release from at the Dutchesa County jail with Trenton (N.J.) State Prison, Fischer's lawyer, James where he served 24 years of a Brown, and Brown's Inves- life sentence for murder. tigator, William Paroli, He said the victims were present. The ow.M rules were chosen at random, but he had AiMIc Cct - • 'Some I Stabbed, Some I Beat, Some... ' SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP!) Character actor Kurt Kasanar, probably beat known for his portrayal of Qndr. Fitshugh In the "Land of the Giants" television series, died of cancer Monday night. He was 15. Ksamar was admitted to St. Jolm'a Medical Center nearly two weeks ago. Funeral arranginegs were not announced. Stepson of an Austrian restaurant owner, Kumar was7 when he made his first film appearance, the silent film opus "Max, King of the Circus," In Salzburg, Austria. Seminole Count) may find it one t.ar extension until include impro v ements to can't get money until it spends October of 1979. The extension Bookertown. Jamestown and County commissioners met area il Altamonte Springs, the with field representatives of the with the extension Lockhart area west of Sanford Jacksonville office of the deadline this year approaching and the Midway community •d and three of the six projects still center. De partm e nt 'f fl1jn cornUrban Development BUD) uncompleted, the future grant missioners decided to ask for Tuesday to discuss County planner Linda I"ields 5. T .1. • huiLh1 e • lXiLflSiOfl. x t atilSu, sion possibilities. The cornSdiu inc projeus •in erninoe the missioners were told at the they were cautioned that County are larger in scope than meeting the county must second extension request could projects in other communities promise to hurry and spend all jeopardize' their chances for because e-onty crews have of the $262000 it received two funding in 1980 unless the ex- been used to do most of the years ago' if they hope to planation for the delay in- work. The use of county crews receive consideration for -id- completing the projects can be doubles the dollar value of the well documented. ditional funding. projects, she said. — Fla. (UP!)- The city council responded to a plea from police to make Tampa an unpleasant place for prostitutes Tuesday, passing an ordinance increasing fines and making jail sentences mandatory for persons convicted bf prostitution or other unlawful sex acts. "We have h.come a haven for Droetitute& pimps, lohns and so forth," said Capt. H. S. Cowan of the police, 'department's selective enforcement unit. a..:. Work on the ordinance began two months ago after city officials were told prostitutes were coming into Tampa from Miami, Orlando, St. Petersburg, New Orleans, New York and Atlanta. - money -at least that's the way was granted and the count% did Johnson Hill. Uncompleted are . -.it works with federal funds. not lose the unspent funds. improvements to the Winwood — TAMPA, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 179—A Hurry And Spend. Rutledge also said the owners of 34 thoroughbreds had been ordered to return purses totaling $61,288 after an investigation had shown the thoroughbreds had traces of Sublimaze -a pain. deadening drug. Rutledge said the horses would be stricken from the winners' lists and horses finishing behind them would be moved up in the standings and the purses redistributed. Bettors would not be affected by Rutledge's ruling. — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- •- ----- -----• --'--- -- S • - - - DLAND .•,•.•. -• • .• -- - •• •' • . . . -- • .' NoeTHCIT0UBLVD LTUSHV.MISZ7 - -. .•.•• • - -. - :.•- •. • .' -• \f CA$Utl(RRY A V TO JA-MAi PSO0TON U$HWY17-SSMIT I uessuo us ,swv• iu-v*I IT. ATTHACU* AVE. • '-' U•IHWV•17-uaT LOST KVO. KISSIMMEF , 1151 SOUTH W000IIOULVO - SANFORD V S. ORLANDO 7821IOMGU11,0$ TAIL AT WSO LAItI FA. &I. ORLANDO III A LTcu14veoso j% • • - • • • . '. - • S • 5 �f Evening lleiald Around N. FRENQI AVE.,SANFORD, FM. 3771 Area Code3SS.1Illor$3l4I00 Widni*diy, August S. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMASGIORDA!iIO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Directo, ; 71w,. S.ud ftrtsrs Mood fad the thrid rle where thur Mmd hid lid l tha *4 hours tllee. IL Wom Price, IS, tont Na lifal Widewday W1, be aid ntber iØrs tried to e' the. Na. t M* tbeia pnt aiçIy. dots to 9 VAIRW ___ • I- F Home Delivery: Week, 75 ces; Month, $3.25; 6 MoidM, $11 *0; Yew, $3160. By Mail: Week, SO cents; Momth, $310; S Mo,*lg, 120.00; Year, $40.00. S to moiralag. Such was the case with Price. Thersiky, the teun of Investigators went the day MttrouØithe rubNe In search of dues asto how the hry fire hid laded In the first place. 7h@t@@mblWby ErdeWrl^dde depidy (Ire mer, who seys, "Price was me of my best filendu." H. hid spent half 01 W.dn.day night at the fin acuieaid was sp early the nezt morning to contInue to comb the ares. WrIØ* was at alon, to his dedicotlon. Several Smdni'd fii'thghterswho had gotten oft their shift at Sam. come draI*to the sltetohelp. EI* hours - ThsyhsIhdeidabMdswIricetoa.,ual dub Iss bm but liel pm their 0w Ali and fociss en saving the &IS wbers pl*y. Somubew fWarg tad to Th. Clock Zero's Good News Sy8HAEONCAREA8CO later the men were still there. "We're doing it 'cause we thought a lot of Bill (Price) for one thing," said Ernie Ellenburg of the Sanford Fire Department. When one fireman dies, the whole fire department Is Pd& loot They davelçtheir sin fraternity ad bocuw dee. - (willy from lining th. sun. esperluncea. NATiON Sanford 138,000 Acres Devoured By Fires in Southwest Fire Department, "When you spend that much time with somebody like Bill, they are more family than friend." VIEWPOINT "'Motorists. No, gasoline pries aren't go qn. But a fully autotnadc set at traffic lights is collift OCOUMy Road4BA and AirportBoulevard, lor4slnce a mar headache to drivers and the site oirer*l major traffic accidents. Raging fires have devoured more than 138,000 acres of grass and trees In Idaho, Montana and New Mexico. The bulk of the damage was In Idaho, where about 12,UUU acres have been destroyed. Although desperately needed rain was forecast for today, fire officials feared storms also could bring lightning and spark new blazes in tinder-dry areas. In Month. a; 10,000 acres were blackened in four fires in rmnotc areas of Yellowstone National Park but none threatened tourist areas. All but a 550-acre blaze was a a.aitk .6" I' . county's budget, at WV slated last year wore Li s fp = riority Intersections was set aside, ac too ... 5yDNG4pP1 Bush. Thls year It made the top of that list. Now that's we call getting one's pripritles In proper fidWtyo1Mt$kig$.dej,th i.ii.trus4 S 010w mngitd 0111w arhIp ov S dato S included $11 the be7 P' odw Om — 11 W has the right-of-wa ; others knowing, but determined to ngeth1. will the matter LI resolved? Aorfkfl alreadyha1begLmatthejntersectjceiand But all this still comes nowhere near misting own ____________________________________________________________ S S ai 1 CWtt WADID 'w w. Slidemakieng,eA New Bo 'on e..en LI waiC traffic during road construction and traffic He said motorists probsjbly win routed one lane Of travel until the Project is zleted, however. 'oem which may be ag, Iother iwobl of im -:t ntectIon,accongtoscott;i1.uic$I1,beJ,y1 crepe will resurface the road to elhnlnat. the S alIwrV condition Aiuny.automatie traffic signal atCO,mty Road ___ — , S ___ ___ — low "A"lon Mal . 5 1 IUJ44 195nd17IIISW 1?Itl 1IIII CI!± 0P"6 we to plain £n.JWl, This represents a 21 percent Increase 11!.: ft Ina he 0w$..a.(fipad adav'tdstpgsm,g. delvingbythjclajga,.gn nlers ovraflyç refugee $TIU iii rude m'il, a is Mv I 1 PIseS Dm4 bM tocisasad de for year perIod' 19?377. com p ares unfavorably .., ad haul hekigcaiga a.vaug to lJ 1 OreS, me to by is Pjlus tic'deg aid to usieth. with a 13 psiced Increase In private plssenger I'i±ida we i'I alas luau 'e* essadthe G.uIgr.pIfr,a. lvii.. meeting. ds ¶ewIIrdaj, ededis or p&l v 1ilcl mileage for the some period. a.s. tsctsvIIasa.is.Muu&r,Ub mum if 0* 1411 titMal in - eletIreuk, M' to hE ma. bepe . Qft were to turn Ns Nagy yatrpuutIso( Jsiugtwa'd coIwervatious Mt4ion to these NOWAY-hsp' But do bwftvmt5,WE ud& be allis to make quitePY9 On lrmid$ r""At IV _=t atasoosn.I,dust VdMiikoler my, 31 percen 1Wbm I. awey at .,,, g H 04 Mnamab made, 12 is nnww& 1"wwe'll be S Wri te ___ S dfoIp1uIL Al 'S " as mi"r$I do NOW ' S __ *0i S ertoastospsseu_ -- . . , S JACK AND V1RY11WORLD ;. •: S S xp 9di. WI 4, .,• S •:.': ..• '. toeafouto .. Oi*flsUJLO..et*... _g .. .-. -.. • :... :L'., ': . :.. . • . • h 11- is ._¶be to.*PWI jha--f--u tousabMsdsue, •. .5 . ,.sbMmwaem,tois . " Øid 1 RuPl1I1 0" S -5- I". c MATTIII MITAI. 1T WNIILS Bayport: high, 3:22 am., 2:50 pm.,; low 102 a.m., 1:41 p.m. BOATING FORECAST St. Augustine to Jupiter Islet out *0 mIles Winds variable mostly southeast 10 knots or less through Thuridey. Seas 1 to 3 feet. Winds and seas higher Hours of fun. Assorted styles. an - sear .cat*ered thuadenhewers. 79C S WALGIIIN$ INVISISSI TAPf S ,. .1, • . SIC Raft 3/ RVINADY 9V BATfIRT EXTENDED FORECAST - a BP ', 77! N lU ChecksUp S 5 6P d do two~ Was, • Lawn •Nimotodès s bb Alliffidbi Oft ilk, 1W 11. S knlrd22SSU •4 Mliii d to Uu1i-flI1j F - NOW a1s,j S / . - . _.4 t-*mi". -- .. •. .e.. a- - - 41 • Tirmitu • Fumigation • S I 11 ii I P0 Spray. Post Control 'S MR • .• Pert Canaveral: hIgh, 1:21 am., 1:47 p.m.; low 3:11 am., 3:15 p.m. Spring Time daunuu jeers S 5_..I Francis Jobis Stays Lowery Gloria J. Nathan Robert H. Marrow, Deltona I.L. humans, Ositona Robert H. Yackel, Deitona William, Johns, Lake Mary Dawn M. Gidzlnskl and baby girl, D.Itone PEST CONTROL 1; tug *~ Sanford: ART BROWN ma.IId$.gIIIS.INPn, g.n, Wei HeblltoJnty1 .1111111101 i9jr*+id BIRTHS CALL S Sal al has his gu.. is clue to piIt. "l'en Ju , Shall hi 5 IicIs," he told i. I L- gr01 7 &LL,aj,0w w*imNoT4 4 ___ .1 iii. Florib except serthwá$ Partly cloudy with scattered denbewers. Rain probability II mainly altenaooi. thusperceat today, IS Freest detEnt,,. A few sight and tintght aid *0 Freest Thw a.niIag showers southeast y. " " MI SJ, M Sanford: Robert & Shall. Williams, a baby boy DISCHARGES a. m. readings; temperate., 7$; overnight low 73; yesterday's high, U; barometric pressure, 36.14; relative humIty, 97 percent; winds, NEstS mph Forecast: Variable cliudlaeu through Thereby. Sâattered thundershowers, mailly during after.,.. aid eveelig heirs. Highs upper N. to low II., lows twilight I. the 7*.. Winds varlabie ii mph or less, gusty tear than- gus brekel W0wm*,'a Isw4 ,v * 31st, mur,uh1dtoh. ouqflll_ m uhahia, ,pll.4bM 46 59c: d WEATHER As bankruptcy lee, •. tT1T IN .5 •S• . be 0" Asst. Caters .Jumbo Roil ft. $4c *Limit2 dL The •" HOSPITAL AUGUST?. 1575 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Harold Dakar Sylvia Gilitrap Marilyn Hone ycutt Georg* Mafltt CqcII Sheppard Patricia Ann %pur James E. Thomas Patricia Williams Shall. Williams Krustoplwr Erickson, Delary Marietta South, DIBFY K* Not S _ asN s iamb toth big bsy&UKgu Merar aw '1TRfli bmeisp 1foi ' '4 s llibiliwb"to an / I E . afteme wM jib PAPIR TOWIL$ I I AV 1L Arthur F. Jacobs, Winter Springs SIMINOLSMIMOnIAL. 11 00 *80 d Nw 11 91.to-TC4% Mo 11111110 SCOTT bow HOSPITAL NOTES 3:60 .:Dog: Caper Told In Documen __ " =0w 0' PIR COPY. _ I coast and Keys. Highs upper Ik THURSDAY TIDFS Daytme Beach: high, 0:20 to mid lie, lows maluly lie, a,m., except armed subeesteru am., 1:51 p.m.; low beaches and Keys. 3:36 pm. S Mid I PRESCRIPTIONSjJ WASHINGTON (UP!)— President Carter summoned Israeli Ambassador Ephraim Evron to the Oval Office today to try to repair a rift In U. S. Israeli relations over the rights of the PalestInlan. Carter also planned to discuss African affairs with visiting President Ahmed Sakou Toure of the Republic of Guinea. In recent days Evron has met or talked with top U. S. diplomats, including Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, National Seàrity Affairs adviser Zbignlew Brzezinski, and Middle East troubleshqoter Robert Strauss concerning Israeli fears over Palestinian autonomy and other issues. are few jobs for them to return to, so they con. Unue in the guerrilla arrIges, not for ideological ___ k FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE AT A GOOD PRICE. COME' IN TODAY AND LIE1 US TRANSFER YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO WALOREENS. WE AF, PRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. C. CAMPBELL R PI% D MURPHY RPH Carter, Israeli Meeting By LeROY POPE UN Sainese Writer __ r95p Former U. Gov. William Winter, another veteran campaigner making his third race for the state's top office, was running a strong second as the slow vote counting continued into morning. 'rnus would m that many guerrUW would isyd their arnij. As Itisow there ___ SANFORD'S HEADQUARTERS FOR first woman governor, but faces an Aug. 28 runoff for the Democratic nomination. Miss Gandy, 58, now serving as lieutenant governor, told a cheering crowd of supporters Tuesday night she was "so appreciative" of the impressive vote. "My heart is overflowing with gratitude," she said. -' The Rev. Mr. Miller says that the economy will surge upward and many new jobs will be: created If sanctions are lifted. MY and food, he explains. "71* Continuation of sanctions keeps the otlewy telephone line to one of GE's economy down," he adds He contends that the Genigrsplic centers for conversion Into 30mm or stubbornness of our government about main. 1folfl fihii elides or into linger View gr1hiC ta1ntfl the sanctions despite the fact Zimbabwe NEW YORK (UN) It sv will be U tflmPialactN. Rhod esia 's fVflment was freel y elected ubiquitous u the neighborhood document ha Grem .afd eey firm that a mauy as 50 Ia,,&..., ek. VII1I the effect of Prolonging War. slides m by switching Ironically, Zimbabwe Rhodeaas neighbo' tedhoology to Go* to a P J~g . to monwealthIs Playing- boot both to an Cow_ lnora agreement to rest, lbs pricess, In dflilopenat and $300,110 In its first yew for acme large users of received much ett 1cu. Aid at j17 Nkomo. , like * ceercisiy lYlilIbil fof flYR 7N5$, i.N pS(*M ''d gi* eppew wilcems many former British colonies in Africa Is Itself a to IbM .edoa cempider, color terminals, eledeade stylus and Independent grephic centers, idng democracy l"uinlrg 01 0w ruing.. flow. ibM this iep1ikMed software to design flbn slides on a General Electcolnpnt.r ri c or other manufacturers' reallY million Is that dspartare by 751911 vhs The Rev. MrIerw11 have spent 77 days th', edo sia. .qeimu and seRwese and marketing their CStS O HOPS RIPOItsI lac.. Which keI9S services over the COUIdi tates before he parts f his' alrmd7 a. 5Ptth5IJ1Ø set adopted country next week. During this time he the 101011 mwbd for VP WWmd the bountry. lad clean it eatsathat Ido film es to the UeRM Rates hu called on regional conferences and con- , between usior Me alithor# WW IN tderosI ventions of such denominations as the United,. of =** bi said nothing whd@e@V@r7 g-;A Own MOI!rIYOAM AM Its own high Mdhodld church, the Baptists and his own. we cam 48" sown FUMS WMI Christian church, urging them to ask their,' W11114111111111111 pudell 41 too I" d* to support their own mom from (hoes who do 1ii its ieris41um 1sum Pwm 7$ tol vaunt 010w slId. bW Is otrlvinlns willwork write elected officials in Washington be aN. to Into, their slide t' S or 3thUIss. for 'f?cIal vetuene the red for prsIeda to such a cent to be sascided on the '°ad to the sanctions. wiateor,atIdlcmd idP'11fle Phe$*bY. screen and then turned Into film "di. Speaking of , lbS national capital, the flk 711111 M W4 N"nd npl volit In The GE Go1gt*phjc screen Is two. Idgr_Ic, mid iMora1. de of Washington, the bureaucracy would brings sMell end In the t shield 'tPbet cpsbi. of a wide range gave Usd1 a black bye the other day. The n'$SC the PSesmi fs w. a. 01 charts, bors, pile *ds grad slut I. aid is asfuhia., °' Genera] Services Administration reports that hi SJuiti '' 'P'i ' mdbwK Ossnat ia, 1977 (the latest year which statisticsare 0 W Of Many symbolle available) federal for b *A at 11M.Years 0A dw 21 Yoh of -NA . . vehicles gulped down,: the SLight to avoid long, unnecessary stops. 0ftt also said it probably unnecessary wewdea Watere •r•d D — se lights by approaching vehicles. The sensing device will permit the traffic signal ta0 to a constant red or peen during lliht fic Pe ods but approaching vehicles will acte u •0 m RV David Miller is one 01 200 American missionaries In Zimbabwe Rhodesia. He says that the great majority of them support the Idea of American recognition of the recentlyelected government of Prime Minister Abel; Musorewa (himself a Methodist bishop) and that: the question of lifting economic sanctions by the United States and Britain will "make or break" the Rhodeslan economy. __ said, is to prOvide u ..1iI. lialka =0 • S It Is yet to be Sim whether this rdugm WW be ow bdW off as a result d GMUIM bd an party may have impr ma*ally Vln, By attending aid reuUig at . _ the slt"tIon, 0w Ilinel rgb' mey hive to it n.. .m.tIM . , "• wu u C5 loom max. P l eas e IiI1wsto r causesfor concern. pselottsaId crews have begun working on drainage uPt(ie lntersectfoh in preparation for widening the .a&i. e..u..a wuiu a OOmwq COtkiuuvu Wduk!9UV_M _th; _5 Iw_'waw w— in ibM his bicenis, theohim.Mditatahroduc.dacm.n., uld be empleted by Oct.I, according to Cliftw t Jr., a traffic coordimtor with the county c works department's engineering divisIon, As —itis Planned, Scott — ft produced acm. strong laggo is the subject and u 01 fade, 'iPer "donlVOtaa the Part 01as,s,alredptat trai. siu facilities of , ,, eIt..aset ',b tlwInIalV ttlng thesisrgydebsdsferablt, the r($•a top4tiie crisis. S %e S.eretaryGon.ral Xid W$IdbIIM GOV. BOB GRAHAM JACKSON, Miss. (UP!)— Evelyn Gandy, a veteran of rore than three decades in date government, outpolled five male opponents In her bid to become Mississippi's : K rdiq Nations - Mississippi 'Runoff Ahead While the member nations o W1t was once called the British Commonwealth ( now known aünpiyaathe Commonwealth ) debate the matter of Zimbabwe Rhodesia's status In Lusaka, Zambia, an energetic American missionary Is: crinaoutng this country to line up support for hinging to an end U.S. sanctions against ; tarm of gomat po1ld aid to a Department 01 TransportatIon count, no less than 7 vehicles travel daily he Intersection. attempts to alleviate the hazard with stop and flashing red lights dldn t solve the M.. f1f;c engineers point out that when traffic I*cks i during peak travel hours, It becomes 4pSt,IaUy hazardous with motorists attempting to vij eu.. •"e m , 'I 1 110w Geneva cu'amos on ruing.. ac crplIshid anyt it las to datadrats the allowed to burn in accordance with the park's natural fire Policy. Forest Service spokesman Lee Singer said 4,500 firefighters from across the country have been enlisted to battle the flames in Idaho, including fresh fire crews from Maine, New York, Kentucky, and New Mexico. They were flown into Boise Tuesday then transported to various locations In the state, said spokeswoman Sandra Brown. e: Sanctions Re L sflcetheYltwasbulltsenonsgo," regh poa$ed out 8111 Bush, Semfmle County engineer: The intersection was amog the most Ical"areasldentifledtwoyearsago in astudy by consulting engineers. However, because of & "-h Movement esson Is Adrift ' batrsunam S • • By United Press International RONALD REAGAN Major TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) The possibility that Gov. Bob Hester said studies indicate gas could go to $1.50 a gallon Graham may ask the Legislature to raise the state gas tax and without hurting the tourist business. Vacationers, he said, are forget about repealing the municipal tax on household utilities has more concerned about availability than price. been raised by Energy Director Lex Hester. 'Obviously, there is some point at which it is going to become a These taxes, Hester says, can be used to discourage use of deterrent to travel," he added. energy. And a boost in gasoline tax income, he said, can be the Energy-related taxes account for $723 million or 20 percent of source of money to finance a mass transit system that cannot be the state's annual tax income. put off much longer without serious harm to the state economy. "We've got to get moving or suffer serious harm to In a report Tuesday to a subcommittee of the governor's Tax economy," he said, estimating that "probably half of Reform Commission, he sai d Graham is seriously considering a economy is dependent on tourism, agriculture and constructi&! major push in the area of mass transit construction, possibly tied all energy-intensive industries.". toagas tax hike. More than one-half of the 5.5 million cars in the state are He said no firm recommendations have been formulated and gas-guzzling he added, with the average getting 15 m ll'es won't be until late September. H Ile has no cost figures, he said, but to the gallonvariety, of gas. estimated a rapid-speed light rail system linking major metropolitan areas at $7 billion. Studies show, he said, that a 10 percent gas tax surcharge would result In a 2.5 percent decrease In gasoline use. ' A high-speed rail system, using interstate 4 right-of-way from Hester also discussed the possibility of upping the pric&6 Daytona Beach to St. Petersburg, was estimated at $570 million license tags for big cars to encourage citizens to buy small dal'i' without the trains, and a raft of other taxes and tax credits for energy research. Hester said Graham will propose a mass transit program — with a revenue source to a special session of the Legislature in He discouraged further cuts or outright elimination o(th late October. municipal utilities tax which he said serves as a "dls-Incentive" Ile suggested the subcommittee consider "gas-guzzler" taxes to energy consumption. as a means of discouraging gasoline consumption and high gas He suggested a new severance tax on uranium and earmarl4h mileage automobiles. "The urgency of the energy crisis supports of the two cents a barrel tax on imported oil for solar promottht, usiniL, the gasoline tax as a dis-incentive. he said. Including gasohol, after 1902. - .. A.. I1.&._2.i. up,, uu muwrii At long last there's good news for Sanford and Wednesday, Aug. I, 1979-.SA Will Graham Ask Increase In Gas Tax? IN BRIEF I "If there's anything we can do to prove things, we are going to be here," Ellenburg said. Ellenburg said the fire chief had asked for volwdeena to assist the Investigative team and several stepped forward In no time. Carl Helms of the added: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. To Discourage Energy Use •*. . Orha4234O4 5 LL.UJiL --5 •- -. 5 — a .. ..ee-..... . - I.' •____, - •J.r_l' —, - - — S_ •__ 5 -. :.. -...: -'r---'' r �. I I •. ••. • . II p I . - . - I I . Fl - W.dnida Aug. 1, IM . i Seminole 4-Hers Award Winners The 15th Annual Florida Congress was held on h e ca mpu of the *Jnlvers1tyofflor1da. The theme "Freedom To e" provided challenges to 4-Were, agents and `Volunteer leaders at. 1ending the event The (: *eek long program leatured speakers, mini. seuIons, tours, demon. '-:-..-:Oration contests, special recognition and en1ertaInment. Melanie Hart of AItamonte Springs, was awarded a trip to National 4-H Congress In Chicago in Nove*nberas the Florida 4. fl Horse Record Book - Winner. Melanie also tecelved a trophy as the 1 3rd-place winner In the 4H Horse Public Speaking - Pemonetration category. She will go on to Jiepresent Florida at the 4H Regional Horse Show !J eompetltlon In Jackson, ' Miss. on Aug. 9th. The title ef Miss Hart's llmlnute speech was It Andre Maynard of Sanford, we the recipient '' .01a second place trophy for blebw &Mon*wm in am Recreation and . epForS p i nalDisabil ities A I a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •t Wednesday, Aug. L174A 4 Muscles Work' shmftd how to Recipient. This ing construct a letter caddy. award carried with it a $250 Alm showing their 4-H of the Happy Hunters 4-H Miss Field also received a project horses at the State . Club; and Sandy Turley, tro*iyforherparticI W was received 441 Show we Barra Phillips and Am %TLANTA (UP!) — The knuckles on Mary Lamb's slender emergency exit chute When she recovered from delicate hi state .H by . on Tuesday night. She ers go white as she grips a heavy metal weight and struggles surgery, she began an intense therapy program. Smith ot the Sweetwater I.. . .. . 4-H record hone bock, her • : . fl Krlstlna It She entertained the entire 411 and lifts It again Saddle 4-H Club "When l really realizedwhathadhappened, it blew my mind," _ol rsour iim of the Hoofs Congreasaudiencewlthher ,...'The first week I could not lift a me-pound weight inrnyp4t ta.... _____________ Jazz and gymnastic per' a"Now 1 can 111t seven or eight pounds." thaPwasn't going to get us anywhere" formance :1Mary, 34, was an energetic airline stewardess until a recent She and 10,000 other people suffer spinal cord Injuries in the if There were a total of nine accident broke a vertebra In her heck and left her U.S. each year, most of them In car accidents. Others suffer from 4-H representatives from . . ed from the shoulders down. . diseases or tumors which impair their arms and legs. . . Seminole County. on a shiny red exercise mat at the Shepherd Spinal The Shepherd Center, like the Craig Rehabilitation Center In Receiving certificates of the young Chelsea, Iowa, woman strenuously forces her Denver it is patternedafter, pushes patients to recover and utilize participation were: Lori lB . . . . annsand legs to regain whatever ability she huleft from her .as much body fwlctlonasthey have left. •:•. . •. . Pahl, horse demon. .. But It also helps patients and their families struggle with the stration, Susan Dye, 4-H"Theyuyltwultakefromoneyeartolemonthjtoteflhowfar mental trauma of an accident or illness and with the sexual . council delegate, Alice. ylevel of Injury will day," she said calmly. "I am staying here complications of paralysis. Psychiatrists and counselors help Margaret Bose, 4-H I reach my Peter Principle, until I can't attain anything Shepherd patients cope with inevitable bouts of wrenching 'If; . Council delegate, Dianna Nher" depression. 44 £4. Robey, 4-H council / " All around her, about two dozen other patients worked with IC And there are progranisto help the paralyzed and their spouses , , delegate, Miriam Leach, 4r therapists, encouraging each other to do better, do more The enjoy an lives as satisfying as before. -yj 4)1 H delegate-at-large and peer support is invaluable "We wantthemtobeas independent utheyp,iblycan,"said . -. ' ' a Yvonne Drake, 4.11 ' The Shepherd Center is one of about 20 such facilities in the Miss Coogler. , 4 '' , ;, , a I delegate-at-large./ IIed ' r t0thecareof people who ,uffór spinal cord Morning mat classes are surprisingly lighthearted and the I The 441 delegation were ' lb disabilities But it promises no miracles In its regimen of hard patie!1ti, most ofthem young, laugh and cajole each other as they • ..' . physicaitherapy. accompanied by 4-H 0 .' I Iq 0 i work on unfeeling arms and legs. A male therapist sports aT. 0 leaders Nell Lyles, Donna one °' them do shift irreverently lettered "The Body Men" . • c. . Lyles and Debbie Kniffin ___ in anything to make those muscles work again," said therapist Truck accident victim David Tate, a 13-year-old from Gal. end 4-H Coordinator LIojJe -, 13 , / ' Carol Coogler. fleaville, Ga., recently wrapped Ic his regimen at a Shepherd r • Poole. Because the handling of a spinal cord injury is so crucial, the "graduation" ceremony. like a fraternity initiation, he was 0 • I; • •. Seminole County 4-H as , Ai& JJ center has courses for Atlanta ambulance attendants. All nursing toned to scoot clear of a shower of water before he could leave I also won awards at the '4 a -11dudeab In the city are given special instruction in the can of 't _______ • / Mary graduated In mid-May. She and her husband John, an Florida State 4-H Hone paralyzed patients. airline pilot, are designing new home with special features like a Show In Tampa The program Is so complete that the Shepherd Center even has lower kitchen counters to accommodate her reach and her H•ra$d PSusts by Mv Themss Honors *were brought to Irish Setter Is a picture of dejection after being tied by his master at LaIE6, PICTURE OF and Miriam Awa winners Andrea Maynard (at left) with ribbons and Susan Fle4d With d*vft on before their own can are moMW for them Seminole Coun* by RObg Receiving certifleates were (from right): Lori Phal, Dianna Robey Monroe. Ole Rover had gone Into the water but was beached before he could "I have decided I am going to be as independent as I was Yarborough of the Geneva, letter caddy Mrs. Lamb broke her back In a lWoot fall froni a mock airplue DEJECTION before," she said. 4-H Club, who cause any harm to sailboaters. 11be title JasMayaJa recelved 'plaque as.neof . 0 • emonstraftonwaa the Top Ten Junior 4-Weri • V White House Tidbits Everything Is Coming Up in the horn show. ir 1I 7 " and showed MissYarboroughearned wtomakeanduse theawardbasedanher TIRE RT :10M. accumulated points 0 . ••4• 0 :V .;6 •• I. - I_a nm / I ' - 1 ) r 'C( a third place trophy for ,berdsmoratIonththe Mnduetrid Arts Category. : event. A plaque - was also nwelved by Melanie Ilan 0 Gets Sheep is h .) I - L.... —. - A4d '. A load 40d By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UP!) — Backstairs at the White House: Press secretary Jody Powell recently chided a group of outof-town editors for belaboring press Issues and White House coverage. With all the "fl)O(flSntOus" events going on, he satd that they more interested in qth4ng him issue& about the important •5 "oorr. ..'_ hIYe a foreign poUcyjiih11r"." He asked about U.S. "policy regarding Israeli settlements on the Wed Bank. "I'm not qualified to answer thal," said Poll sheepishly. • io Just like thousands of other Florida Power and creatively. So look over these energy-sav&s and Light customers, these six people are keeping their try them yourself. You'll find you may save money electric bills down. How? They started conserving too. For more energy-saving ideas, pick up one of 2• should be ,in 0 00 no • 40 President Carter is not only demonstrating new leadership, he has cbutzpahln the eyes o( Washington observers. Carter summoned ousted Energy Secretary James Schwagerfrom SchlalnWs farm in Ohio, where he was relaft for.few days after his removal, to conduct a briefing for the Camp David "Deiflidic Summit" participants who were invited to a Whit. Boose luncheon. Sclik'l'ipr won not happy aboi*givthgupafewdayaoftto handle the heWing. __u_ ---FonnPi'd4r4 Rlard U. ftwa aw."Wq ri — 13 A In tow — dow mas PAS Yarborough in .411 fol ow GOh*Oi I . 1 .. Mr. Bell: Mr. Fletcher: Mn. Thompson: "We very spatingly used our air condi- "i've really cut down on myelectric bill "We try to turn on the cold water lfpos lid, pa" fans... by the use of the paddle fans by the air sible.'X try to bake different thjni tionà.'M'veinstal UM riniihlu ln.iilQp.rl nit, w 1v rrsntlitnninauntc t'nnl %br I.SS tlu.ø cm wz •S V S WP SI lRW nut tIut • W'S a W • . - VV V S$RI.P III1PI VV A$JL • my reflectant on 'the windows. And I -dad(ener blinds, inswiled blocked up several large windows of along with regular blinds and drapes frthe them. I shut the stove off about the house to cut out the bright lightl! tin minutes b&ie things are dom!o to kerep the hat of the day ouve . i.,. 0 0 0 Ii • 0• . 0 • . . I • 0 I • I • ._.• P • I 1 I .. I.. • I , I • 0 • 0• I.. • .•.. 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I th the croc&pot...ct ,üalce 1.••7 Mr. Rossesu: "First thing we did wss insulate iI ittic. n tj f •• • • '. 0 ut • •a Rosalynn Carter's office Is saying "no .comment" to reports that she Is being told to be more "low key" In order not to overshadow her husband. Mrs. Carter traveled across the country In the immediate aftermath of the Cabinet purge and had to respond for her husband to the many q'aulloes asked about the shakeup In the While Boos., key staffers as saying that the press has "áaasrst.d" the 3rd loft's rok a Influencein pr.sldintlal decisions. But thur. Is no question that the pr1d4 Is relying on hsrmor. and mar e u on political ccapai approaches. - ,a.aay. AM Jails,is fWihrg Ida buck sheet Ws grandather Dwi& D. As Wwm do is mach mn Aftw its own. in tomb with do Amwim iq p1dion, sources say lb. peopis bmwesh.lsemseg 11. ___ to thear ISM .I.o. .IF61 0 . )fl __U18. . • iT ThssouasyDsvidis Was ofagain - Do in Imft fromee Iltis( with the MM Caft will bit dit 101 hr ftrM ,- t__.,-__,, hi aressi • •.. •.I •.•. Inmove will pd do Nizow l E L_ Eisenhower clan back on My esmINUS, emdida. I Mo lam we pig anpected to keep- their, new wMaidoftracellslallas . I Sul ••• 0 —- in ___ • N a retreat. ___ 0 0 .114 ii storage In New York until her husband sits for his portrait. When the Nixon painting Is complete, wmSements will be made to deliver the portraits in the Whit. House. Thus who have seen th portrait of the fa erfird lady say it I, bwdlful but there is a poignancy In her expression. The portrait was cQim1l. slorwd by lbs Whits Hoas r---- Ji-.-'r — The asommm prefers to have a president sit fcethe Painting while helsln the White House for authenticity, but that does not happen often. • CML • - ;• : Ni*s • ••l,j • & I ISIVICIS I • I I -.. -4 - •_.. ._; ____--- ------ -- -. • �0 Wednesday, Aug. I, 1979 10-Year-Old Finds Remains Carpet Sale Mystery.? No Bones About It! By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer It had all the making of a $ . 1W 5 good whodunit, but the victims Sanford boy was strolling down report his tunis to the Seminole swm,wned to the scene Monday involved ruined it. the railroad tracks, west of County detetiive fl'v would morning to determine the type Sunday evening, a 10-year-old Brisson Avenue, near Sanford, know, he presumed hat to of bones Found. They weren't when he came upon a pile of make of the mi!-wrtowi bones. human but probably pig and sun-bleached bones sticking out When the u'.pndtl to the cow bones, Garay said. lies found a scene. the "With the large amount of of a pit. ng resting on bones out there, somebody Some of the bones looked like black and gr the remains of animals while top of sue type of skull bone. must have had a big barbeque," others appeared human, but The seenc gr' even more said one of the detectives. Matt Hines, 10, of 1511 Elliot susiious . thsearded murder consequently, the makings of Drive, wasn't going to take anyvictim' . sUkitV a good mystery turned out to be Di ti V Garay. Seminole the remnants of a good litter chances. He scrambled out of the pit to Counts nttciL examiner, was bug. - HiLo 6 959Ny1on 116 Colors1 Sq. Yd. Sq. Yd. Builders Special *Mini Shag Color Nylo.i The Carpet Shop of Sanford 321.0114 C Multi Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. If Was Calm Wednesday 'g. a. '979- 0 .,When Seeds Of Political Tempest vVere Being 0 N By ARNOLD SAWISLAK Ask About 90 Day Same As Cash Credit Thrift Financing Low Prices because we want your business 4 Years Ago SANFORD 714W. FIRST ST. came from the upper middic Muskle's bigwigs also were looking for a charismatic WASHINGTON UPI) — The west, once staunchly Republi- remained home. The Republit::., . .. I mfner of 1969 was one of the can but the scene of a dramatic . leader, they had no one to vote tergate the party of choice Gov. George Wallace underoit peaceful of the decade. As Democratic upsurge after stood and excelled at the for. If they were seeking new less than one American in live. f\I. exhausted by the spasm of World War II. approaches to the great global struggled. For once backin primary game, but had trouble ti and assassinations of the Issues of war and peace and the with cash their claims of being kit .. Hubert Humphrey of Mm. with states that selected delecent past, the United States nesota was the first of these gates in caucuses and conventough problems of energy and an "open door" party, the GOP 1i'i enled to be entering a period hard-charging liberals, but he tions. Humphrey, starting late, Inflation, there was little to recruited black candidates and clm. chose between. was soon followed by men like got more primary votes than gave them funds as well as the public Not so, The seeds of the most George McGovern of South McGovern. He was trying to to promises. conserv" Carter came to office in what tlysmic U.S. political Dakota, William Proxmire of establish a bandwagon effect, None of them won in 1978 the liberal in ents of the century were Wisconsin, Harold Hughes of but too many delegates were historians doubtless will classi- GOP's only black in Congress, both ln,ki r ingsownthatsummer. It was Iowa and Philip Hart of nailed f y as a transitional time. down . Sen. Edward Brooke of spending Is ie when, like Elisha in the Michigan. —_ The Imperial presidency had Massachusetts, losti, but most welFai. d Testament story, a prophet .•. Although the reformers were been given a dirty name by national chairman Bill Brock Back at the White House, n uld have seen the tempest outraged by the methods used Nixon was fretting. He had Single Richard Nixon and Congress vowed that the Republicans are *1 Lzg.born. tot'4 , had grabbed a number of old in the struggle for minority tecined to assure the 1968 nomination some flak from both -' left and andnewpowers(or itself, but e New Mobilization Corn- for Humphrey, they won major right in the GOP, but he was votes on a longterm basis. Well-organiit ips SIlp') working relationship between ____ ee to End the War In victories in the form of con- worried about the Democrats, ,;, ing and lk White House and Capitol Hill nam was organized on July ventlon mandates for rules Including Sen. Edward Ken• CX!Iflp ' A lot of new politicians stirmd even as a half-million reform. had not been achieved, nedy — who stayed out of the 'in ssn; faced in the decade after claimed and roll lemmings (Carter was to be constantly Woodstock, but politics and McGovern started as chair. 1972 nomination scramble but :tr. I criticized for not knowing how 'amed toward Woodstock in man of the reform commission continued to be the favorite of •-I to work with Congress, but as politicians appeared to be I-August, plans were afoot In 1969; Rep. Donald Fraser, many in his party. continuing a long decline in (l('IIItflhiifli ft . • demonstrations dwarfing another Minnesota liberal, took Nixon and his people had his term Wore on it became public esteem, part of what pt5it10 ' ious Vietnam War protests. over when the South Dakotan come to regard campaign clear leaders 5b,e demonstrations of Octo- went for the presidency. The espionage and sabotage as a didn't congressional know how to deal with Carter called the "crisis of hiutiget confidence" in his OWfl CUfl1 flurry %%lis' i aiid November scared the result was a rules revision that fact of political life. They had Congress either.) The values of the "Me paign for a personal comeback proved di;.. admInistration. From transformed the 1972 national an agent on hand and soon after in the spring of 1979. cutsini'u;s,., as much as from any convention: three times as Generation" had seeped into of Kennedy's Chap. of The experts competed with politicians. r-aingle cause, grew the many women and blacks and paquiddick accident in 1969. Congress and the bureaucracy. e mentality that spawned five times as many young In the face of stubborn theories about the American Edmund G. I No simple reason has been RI RICHARD M. NIXON unemployment and ominous political malaise and where it for the life' -, ergate. Ad Watergate set people as delegates than 1968. given for the break-ins and a 'erjes of events that Some say McGovern won In inflation across the country, was leading. Some predicted govertinis" oundly altered the Amen- 1972 because he was the only wiretapping of Democratic Na- presidential choice and the thing for liberal reformers to Congress gave itself and its predictior'. tlonal Committee telephones at $1,000 welfare payment politIcal scene. restore at the Image of balance. staffs hefty pay increases. wave fiil' candidate who understood the the Watergate, but if the firstNixon's overwhelming vieThe values of the 1978. Appeals to the public, busie also were less visible new rules. That is an Injustice; person books about the episode tory made him independent of The 1976not election was close,using ness and labor for restraint in As the 1980" political the rules were clear to all. But are to be believed, It had to do the Republican Party. He con- but really very exciting. gasoline, raising prices ct.ients One,that thehad Democrats' 'Me Generation' ched, two i' • with an effort to dig up some trolled the national GOP, but This was because neither and demanding wage increases ful self-examination after Back at the public attention tnt dirt on the party chairman, never tried to rejuvenate a Carter nor Ford were exciting Initially were met with sullen iU'isive campaign of 1968, sure to he the had Lawrence O'Brien, seeped into part of the reason the party that was rotting at the candidates and the reliance of rejoinders of "what is the other White House, decade's pout 'iii Much has been said about bottom while it bloomed at the both on pro-tested campaign guy giving up?" iØl consequences of the Nixon putting his 1972 cam- top. First was a' Congress and the eiate scandal were tactics. There was little innovaNixon was The spectacle of a governpalW into hands loyal but persisted du' In 1972. Nixon carried 49 tlon In either tactics or subyl four years. government at'ti immature aides. Supposedly It states, but the GOP lost three stance, and the result was an inent unable to enact a national e"FDR coalition of labor, was their zeal and ine erience Senate seats and energy program for nearly two bureaucracy.... xp fling and labor leai! two governor- almost even split of both votes ye i Os, ethnics and city that caused Watergate and all ships and gained only 12 House ars indicated that competing with voluntat fi. and states. hIs, which had delivered McGovern may have been the the other hare-brained con- • seats. That left the party with special interests were near the long-predicted arrival Carter won by raising from de r. in 8 of 10 presidential only one who believed they coctlons adlock: able to block action real liberal and conservativeof talk. of the Committee to barely a third of the nation's the grave the FDR tIôs before 1964, was would be enforced. Coalition, but unable to make anything go. p ti Second was Reelect the President. ar es; others major political offices, with emphasis on dded, not only over by the the South. thought new eruption caur4 at A full 40 percent of the That might soothe some parties would form around First problem Political reform also bit also by discord over original delegates were chal- politicians, Ford made It close by taking but they know there issues, some as narrow as Americans Robert S. Strauss, a Texan some eastern "bedroom" states stuck. After passing the was presi- abortion, marijuana, school cutting backti standing practices of party lenged and many, Includ ing always are a lot of rash and many Democrats thought was dential campa i gn rstilp. Jersey and Connecticut Richard Daley, the kingmaker untested people In campaigns. just another creature of the winning financing balked law at prayer and budget balancing. lavish lifestyle the I ndustrial midwest In 1973, Congress e fight was over more than mayor of Chicago. were forced More plausible is the simple LBJ-John Connally school of and all But the old parties did not roll joyed in tile )*c.;, itirr gát to wear the fanciest to watch the convention on but sweeping the West. applying the idea to itself. explanation that power cor- politics, was the party's big over. Congress gave th;m new War II, about Hopes of increasing voting Carter by talked e at conventions. At Issue television. rupis, The Nixon people had it surprise, as legal status and funds in postfizzled managing government more easing registration control of the panty's The gasoline 1 'n ge Like generals re-fighting the and they abused it. When they Taking over the Demcratic efficiently and with more at- well. Watergate reform laws and was the most di -tic inatafi' y-making and nomination last war, most candidates got caught, they made It worse National Committee after 1972, tention to they raising found new the wishes and rights techniques: station of what ess by elected officials, planned 1972 on the basis of wi The Democratic apparatus fund by direct th an attempted coverup. Strauss sought to restore unity of the people. Ford said he became the professionals and labor what worked In 1968. mail, longer a probki.' possession I atie From a technical standpoint, to a party torn by dissension already was doing that of the credit cards and telethons, rs. A cadre of party acand incumbent president. Ca Sen. Edmund Muskie went Nixon ran a masterful 1972 and saddled by debt. hr e fumbling midterm party conferences and byThthe blamed bad situations on th 'got early support from parter goveruIm' i1 a materialized to demand out and got endorsements from cainpalgo. Nixon rt 1--. hi' Strauss turned out to be a Democrats controllinge leaders, sat tight on y can dida te forums. 'd ocratization" of the scores of Democratic btgwlgs, the presidency and let MGovan but m y soon retreattode al withtlie Sits&,',-ii .*,itI," genius juggler. When he Congra, ocrle Party. ed to cover their own tuna and jtt u Hismpbr.y baa There wu discussion In the guaranteed that I.htS witiiit te In sin báM h1maetf with such seemed to be favoring conserIn the ed, the voters decisd am If the new 'I e leaders of this group 1968. The net result was that gaffes as the Eagleton vice- vative regulars, atr- tVl0a about apubuc"tun'iththe the political ttt man could -he did some- to hire a new manager. If they vlve. right" and the rise of a "Silent - . Ten-year-old Matt Hines of Sanford poses at pit where lie found "buried treasure" of animal bones and a lady's wig. - - '. ' Snake In Grass ? - -'-' - McM!NNVILI.E,Ore. (UPI) — Bob Gentry's family Is taking a few extra precautions these days to avoid any unexpected meetings with Albert. For Instance, family members always turn on the lights when they go Into a room. Only the adventurous- spend much time poking around closets. They have even stuffed heating pads next to wall heating ducts. tomorrow. d 4 Albert Is a 5-foot boa constrictor who disappeared one recent swiuner day through a fireplace vent Into a wall of the Gentry's house. Now, no one knows where Albert - a female snake, by the way — has gone. sigges? Sale Ever To Hit Central Via. ! The boa constrictor made her way into the Gentry household In the loving arms of a friend of the Gentrys' daughter, Linda, while her parents were on vacation. Deciding to do some laundry, the two girls put Albert on the living room floor. The last anyone saw of Albert was her posterior as she wiggled out of the friend's grasp and Into the fireplace vent. At first, the family thought the boa would just poke around a little bit inside the vents and stuff Inside the walls, then come out. That was along time ago, note the Gentrys. - 400 40 70% OFF FORMER BANKRUPTCY ROIWILL SPORTING GOODS $10,000.00 INVENTORY STORE Jsew$cLvb,rt -1 • 1PJ.MSAV •PLOWII . lox of Warm-Up Suits RING NOTE BOOKS Racquetballs Nylon MuttiColor Jackets Jogging $ho,ts Sweet Bands, Nose Clips, Eye Guards, Chin Guards cs Packs and Much, Much Morel SCRATCH PADS : I• THERMAL UNDERWEAR CYPII$$ UNRULED REAMS FANTASTIC SARGAII6 WONT HIVE I •YOU - - .. ..' •:.. - - - Ivsry ..v. .S.4 $k. 6,i ..i . LQiL '•t 4..*. .- 11 -911 IL4 hft;b* 1 Buy' Bankruptcy Insurance Claims Foreclosures Factory Close-Outs & Distressed Merchandise CASH & STOP UN & SAVE! CARRY i 111 HA RDWARE MEN'S PANTS 2 Sv.ds T. Cssg. No PAIR $TORIHOURS:MON._ • & IK, 4 3: 11 on 17- FRI. 10A.M. to9P,M, Sat. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Closed Sun Across From McDorolds CAM ONLY I - 10 A.M. ''Thousands of Itemi To (hoose From!" .t AAA Has UOWflS Done It $400 Again J.Oflg S... TFTriTT -UR 11111,11111110 of I.N. M THURSDAY, AUG. 9 th .&_ SAVE Ladies 120 SHEETS - - AND MORE So9 A BAG SO SHEETS CHART TABLETS COLORED POSTER BOARD WHITE NEWSPRINT COLORED CRAFT ROLLS PROTECTOR SHEETS WRITING TABLETS ENVELOPES '/2 Price Flavor Your Meats 150 SHEETS 104 SHEETS IMLU IlAWII . - INDEX CARDS CHOICE Entire Family C$IOMMADI - YOUR The AIRAIISIMINTs W. *.CAMP$ORTlIl':. Hwy 47.1 ma Isw* ii 1$t ipsat )iwsII4 .. ., •.. . '. -.. Baseball Caps - omm NEW HICKORY BRICKS SPIRAL NOTE BOOK 70 SHEETS LEGAL PADS Jackets (Light-Weight) Boxes of Shoe Laces AthistiC Shoe. Fred Perry Tennis Dresses Aluminum Bali Bats Bask.tha$I Nets Something : For PièNc Iøvllsd t. Id. • U VP NOW All IUPPLIRI COMPOSITION BOOKS 90 Sheets CONSTRUCTION PAPER CSVSISIIII Fm 30 SHEETS FILLER PAPER Insole Shocks Women's Swim Suits Spalding Tennis Pairs of Baseball Shoes ART UUONS Hewn 100 SHEETS FILLER PAPER TYPING PAPER Sweet Shirti Leotards SPIRAL NOTE BOOK $ SUBJECT 4 SUBJECT 4 SUBJECT 2 SUBJECT LADIES CLOTHING 30% OFF! Marked Price 'I, 175 SHEETS FILLER PAPER T-Shirts Football Pants Athletic Luther Gloves Miscellaneous Posters, Games and Plaques Wind Breeksrs Gym Shorts Wooden Basbali Bats "UIM A WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OPOIIIINAL$BY ARIA ARTISTS. DMONSTUTN SI. SA VE NO WI! Values to $20.00 200 SHEETS FILLER PAPER Now, the Gentrys say they've found some clts that the reptile mthaveventuedout — suchaaaknartoagarden hose on the rug and some "evidence" near the fireplace (made while the family was out). That's about as far salt's gone, however. The Gentrys haven't the faintest Idea where their visiting boa constrictor Is— except that she's probably hanging around Inside the wail somewhere, wilting to get hungry again. Pr$ aav ..• v r.v..'w $25" Gigi 300 SHEETS FILLER PAPER Boas don't move much and there really Is no reason for her to move from her niche, the expert said. He said the only thing the Gentrys might do Is lure her out with heat, wIdch Is where the heating pad tactic came from. That didn't work either. AM PET SUPPLIES Leather Coats. Heel & Sandals Now, they have taken to asking experts what to do about the recalcitrant snake In the wall. Following a conversation with one such expert, the family rejected a somewhat drastic solution to the problem - building a fire In the fireplace to force the snake to leave. The Washington Park Zoo's reptile expert said boss move slowly and Albert might be baked before making her escape. As for waiting for the boa to get hungry and come out looking for food, the expert noted that since Albert had eaten a white rat the day before she disappeared, she probably won't need any more food until September or October. ARTeRRIORS. Ladies LADIES SHOES • 339.7020 . �. . - • I • * • S • I • I . • .0 . .. Fl. k- - I - I . -, 1., I.. ;, .1. ,I , . t ., - I 3 - I 9 A Rr t ealLilt, All CL... C& .. Aik .J L Tm -. ch'a.J...1 I iuuiu %Ir'4JIUI3 7 r Sanford's bid to win the by Rain Delayed Regional Tourney Rain delayed the opening of the regional tournament hosW by the Seminole Pony Bwball League at the Five Points Complex at Sanford. The rained-out games were scheduled to be played today. The first contest at 10a.m. pairs FloIda's Town and Country against the team from Georgia. The second contest at 12: p.m. matches hod Seminole against a team from Alabama. The losers oI the two games wu1 meet at6:p.m. in the with a pair of second Inning; Box score, page hA runs, tagging Sanford starter Alton Davis for a pair of game, but Pensacola knotted singles. the score at 4-4 in the bottoth of Sanford picked up its final the sixth and won the game with two rims in the top of third. Van an unearned run in the bottom Herbullswas hit byapltch, but .. double-elemination tournament. The winners meet tor an a p.m . contest. The teams are comprised of players 13 and 14 years old. of the eighth. Sanfordjumpedlnfront24in reached first on a fielder's the top of the first. Naser Baker choice. Hbpn singled up the was hit by a pitch, dole second middle advancing Walker to and went to third on a throwing th14 and then stole Second. a.m . Mike Rotwxlo and Brett Davis kacall third drib for Von Heirbulls, both went down ft second Out WA Lawrence swinging and Tracy Walker Wynn struck out, but the bell a1sc struck but the ball got again skipped Post the - Celebrating Success ! , flatrip's Angels softball team was treateil to dinner courtesy of Mr. C's restaurant in Sanford. The free dinner for team .:memberswasincelebrau000ftheirsecondpiacefinlshinthe - Tn-City Softball League in Mount Dora. ,. SCOREBGRD P%Ila III a' otundo ' , Herbulls aSiar . TheSanfordSoccerC1ubsgeWngreadyforthefal1season. To register, youths must be accompanied by an adult and I present their birth certificate and two pictures of themselves which will be used for identification cards, Any student bet. ween the age of 6-19 may register. The fall season rums from .- Pirates Tro ~AAWV~I.AM MAJI.;ft _____________________________ .. I V,i d ' . 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Scott topped Moto, 101, and San Hendrick and Tony Scott 'In Oat)veri ì' Ms to Padres. :: NEW YORK (UPI) - The doors of Cooperstown wili not be : open to the lale Thurman Munson forat five yea :-'an emotional groundswell by his fan to get the New York :: : Yankees' catcher elected right : There has bean precedence set in which players were votad j into the Hall of Fame before the five-year time limit, but because of criticism over the early election of Roberto emente in 1973, members of the Hall of Fain. Board said the It......-__,_ iiVyt'W rwe wuwu 4? 405 69 11 lanai 5-2)13,213.60. Sizffi Race,S.16,T.31.,3 7 Time Somber 12.10 $20 6.00 4.20 2 mountain Topper 7 B" lis Billy 11.40 4.20 0(3-4) 5.41:77 (3.4.7) 45.00: Time 3 Durn Rocket 3.60 4.60 2.60 , W - 34 310 3.00 2.10 ___ ____ •gs C1N' Loteive SON"" ___________ - _______ r NaNemal Lisgue - * . . ARS1$411 lngst __ __ ____ 322-0483. Plan Ala I No o It. PetsniNa'g at WWsr Hs 3TuniTime 4Cyprsssstorm _____ ___ _ _____ _____ ' 4.20 3.20 . 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T. 39.24 Eleventh Race, 5-16, T. 31.44 (toffilt ASS 70314us.311 Bruce Rhodes and tresagent 4) 25331. 11-20 5-60 3 Red Jackson ?.20 7.20 3.40 5 To The F ront Suviy, LA 113 2SItoTlp us 10.10 • BIuApqil linebacker John Kerley of FIW*SoUuS 10.60 3.20 3 Come On RIse, P541 01410137 410 Wklnton. 2.40 2,10 0 (1.1) S3.Mj 1 (331) IIlLIIg kicker Rids Suvich at S Iruta.lochjlfo 10.69 1.10 4.00 ii.s. S Crash Garden 5.41.2. 3.10 2 Ethel Rhoads 0V$N. Cm 530 3.00 CenIr'aI 4Z*abi.taldro Michigan, wide recelver 611 3.69 Q(34)35.l.P(3.$))40.50,y(3.$. mis. Q(3S)Il.40.PtS.3)70 10 5111J13 LP. Wilams FilPiacs T(53 at Oklahoma st.t, 70aidss-DiaSi III 2)231.20. M.ulStl, NY usJN1IIJSe all ruvwuiI30 back 11.20 5.00 3.60 1)176.00. 11444111$311 Joe SmIth at 0(44)5141,P(14)I3S.*,TU.4. 3CardIg.n$Csch flirdlace,3-14,T.3I,27 Ma*ua AN TWellthlace,ss,T.30.44 4loSeCsiIIns Sb 3.00 6 MOUnI8111BIOGM 7.20 3.40 * 2.00 1 Joe Kea 11-80 6.60 5.40 Now York Glinis I Tims waived And Again 4.40 2.40 6 Fruiti Ausul.. 0 (3.4) 22.11: T (3.4-b) $61 3.20 2.10 JnJ y ijpag Again .j COantI.Ecl*anis 11.00 7.40 4.11 7 LII). .' 4.40 2.60 5 I'm Best SAC N 6.20 guard Willis Williams. Claimed PtDisga Ouds 4 J• 0.00 340 4.50 0S11. Cl cenist Kyle Davis from waiver ii,. 3Qsw.Csi*a 4.11 CWewvIr SIXthillace 0(54)16.00, p (6.1) 3351.7 (615) $70.11. 11,11 3.00 4.00 New York Jel$ - Placed en . S(44)4141gP(.4) 101.11:7(44 10740. A - 2,514; Handle $221,370. 525e 137 , 3)251.11. reserve Irwgun$ sItseelve II*IL. ___________ _____________ to FRL. S11kT. am 1.11 7 M a, snis. 4$.OSIIndS Wtt KC 110W110377 4VIca*dl.Arca 1.41 4.00 11 4 •, a. usai u,.m St69. Transactions _____ ,.Major League ' 7410 (R Ichard 11.11) 69 * ::Crossings in Lake Mary. 1. - ClubproMldaelBlackwlflhogbegjzuilngadultjfra,nato :-lla.m. and again from 7to9 p.m. A racket, shoes and advance registration required. You register by calling Blackat . Lakelard.5 MJI,,, 11us$ Palm ISS0606TS*IpS D*mslh*atC,alaach " '# , o~ ,;F!y I. 'l , .11 tV I,'80 In the fight." ' "' '" Sanderson, 7.7. Garry .' ld~'Oao Iipped That they are. The three-time alanimed his 11th homer to put 2."' - UPI Sports Writsr In the opener. Garry TsnplCton break Pittsburgh's five-, defending National League Philadelphia &head, 2.1, in tbe , ' 11 scored both runs in the nightcap winning In American havebesnprcirtlslngmore-thsn East champions, mired In slzth andthePhullieaaddedtwo Boston routed Cleveland, I", e sweep. the Seventh on a %I they deliver so fair this Beggion. fourth place, moved to within more nm in y by pinch hitter Milwaukee outsiugged Hal- Bravos 3, Rode Z: Steve Yeager's threeaian Larry Christenson, seven games of first-place sacrifice fl But, ° beat New Rowland Officesingled home homer, his second home rim of Pittsburgh behind Christen. Greg Grass and an RB! single timom whose Injirlas are of son a six-bit, 10-strikeout by Bob Bowe to lock up the York, 94 with the tie- the game, highlWAW a isix-run, raw for the Philligs' al doubl"elider from Tub, -1 breaking run in the 11th . eighth inning that carri4d-4be Performance. to chugs I an and 6-2, Oakland--downed togivetheBavesavictoryaud Dodgers to victory over4lie cristeeoii added all that before the season is pable of more than I've given . Minnesota MP Ow Redso thre"ame AstrO& Elsewhere in the N4 St. California, I94, and e-header bed Seattle, W. . and I wnhiflgltrOall. . the red of the Staff 111s swept a doubl ______ Giants 3, Padres 2: toothink •- *4) ____ - 4*'. ___ un % 'IQ __J M ___ * I ''.' 6 ,I-.It- S .. C. ' 1n .111 Harness Racing Fourth Race,Is, T. 39.22 Time 2.13.4. 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A's to Angels 5birs:'I Dave Revering hit his fifth homer In four gamç £0 ai' - (51 _____' _______ 1 Milwaultee's scheduled dw- the pitcher sustains injury or homers to power the Brewers to pair of two-m home runs-in the Chet Lemon and, Rusty with two doubles and a Sir*" ter, southpaw Mike illness In the judgment ap to help Detrolf sweep Torres each - had two-run lead Minnesota put Seaft" ~Ovso September through Thanksgiving. - Registration for the Sanford Soccer Club will be held Saturday at Pinecrest Elementary School from 10 a.m. to 1 ..p.m. For more Info rmation contact Susie Reno at 3-00S7. Registration fees are $20 per child. N 3 • 21I ''.:. _ - _____ it $110 . . A vage ing slice Baltimore's first-Place right-hinder Jim Slaton. allowed the Slaton substitution. defeated California, 9-5, and honiens. inning and Rob Picciologirove -- The rule book up that he MMeWA Stopped Seattle, 5.2. . Blve Jays 3, Royals 2: lead to Only five games Over Weaver quoted Rule 3:05: in thr" rm to propel O"nd Boston in On AL East. But --The pitcher named in the (Wdwell) must face one batter Zjejj~' Raingen 1-2. Rick Cerm "ed home pad CWornia. r"Ifor" Oriole's Manager Earl Weaver b@Wq order ... shall. pitch to before he can be removed," Steve Kemp ceilebratsd his pinch runner Joe Cannon with TWIN 5, Mariam 2: Ptwn.q r protested the game an a beef thef1rd better oranyjugltute Said the incensed Weaver. 2t1 birthday with 'a two-run two oltlnthe.fllnth Inning tollft Jerry Koosman won hl.19ti that went back to before ON batter until such Wa is put Sisto Incano and Gorman homer in the ninth hvdq of the TDrO1tO Past Kansas City. game and catcher OW6 gam startei out or reaches firstbase, unless Thomas also slugged two-run opener and JerryMoraleshlta White Yankees 5: Borgmann drove in threqqup .6113. 1 • • 3•• NIACOLA c% t •, 44 434 30 ____ Ielshmann W §Wftd 111va Average tackle Ira Watley at San 2 ptanwwooirl 7.60 5.40 (Saul Sn 15 lIIliI$ itid) Offensive (ags Stats 7Ai$i3.SVdy NelIssal USgs. - Nog.ri. au43la,P(34 ~ )$303(3. AMI 2.0; LaCess, Cin 2.69. Atlanta -Signed ftrwgrd Larry 71 309.ft Perry, SD 2.s $(*lrliy, SD Wilion of Nicholls State Nle* to a multi. 3M, Mdufar, Has 2.11. "ar contrad. $3011,111 7.30 6.1114 4 111 Allsfirlicam Denver - slow guard Gry 7MUtIHI 7.30 11111111111, fAlm LU; GUWV, My Garland of D#P&jl. 4APrall 4:20 2.43: Ryan. Cal 2.70, jaJ, NY Soaton Signed Wayne Kr' 0(74) NIl, p 0 7 .*5, y 2.71: Ickerslsy, los I.P. 4)372.11. CI Drake, Emeito Malcolm Meow" LHs. 3k111I$1dro Richard, so" Hall, %I.$O 4 41 Nov 117: Nlekm, Ati i31, andGi'nn$dhv,otHarfl*C.rolH*a Perry, SD 111: Canton, Phil Rate SIdfn$I4glflt$ Jerry flsfld.r. SZukI.WaIIy 3.20 1231 Illylemm, 111" 12L on will Eric Fwmton. 0 (2-3) 110-Ill IN 13-2) 84-31i T ARI,ICSI League - Ryan, BaNIISM U aLe Cal 141: Osldry, NY 134, SuIt iflfi5I4 Milt JenkIns.. Tax 134: Flanagan, RImkZ W'Q 1k. PacifIc i, Ceftf League , adviSed s. Mike Norris trim the 11115451 006. $a ---.-- U. Ldole.ksyIrk N. LewIs L N York i, 30j . 11, P*Mw* CiIS*ala (Frill 107) P1111116 (Kom" 6.131, 4:1111111 _______ Atlanta Cto---ti I p.m. Us Azlsslus 11, ItliNton $ MII$_LIIN g4) Ian Fr$actoc. 3. 5 Ol 3 SeiSlanars (Steno OH, 7:30 p.m. Teda7'i leaN tss (Trout 4.4) as New (AR ?5 SIT) ?li* (11169 74), s p.m. 4 01 was warming up when he of the umpirein-chlef, InElsewhae in the A4 Detroit - a double-header complained of a sore rib cage. capacitates him from pit- swept a double-header from -Red Sox 1*, 111 3: 'Tons, 3.1 wW 9.2, Boston ' Butch Hobson keyed a six-run The Milwaukee Brewers used Against a Baltimore team ching." a two-run homer by Dick Davis stocked with right4wided hitAnd he protested the game - routed Cleveland, 12.3, Taub sixth lijaing with a bases-loaded in the eighth inning to beat the ten, Milwaukee Manager even though crew chief Larry edged Kansas City, 3-2, Qulckgo triple and Jim Rice, Canton Orioles, 7-5, Tuesday night WA George Bamberger went to Barnett examined Caldwell and but New York, $4, Oakland Fisk and Fred Lynn belted solo Parks and Recreation Division. Deadline for team entries is 14.51(11* i• . 7m5 Tww" 30 Randall CRY 2 ¶ty 5 C1111 kI, , i11nd. CIIIIIrMI 5 , . #Awdwo so "Woo I W I Pat. ?sfl IaS Ma .11 (A ?Sa Iii) 4111 AS M 4% - TOM - (At 0, is 34 ane CImsr 1)4) at D*.li (Undor. 34 69 All i ' In 64 M " Mo 6.2 @m Renjilft 1.1). 1 ' , - . 3 0 I ClAd 1 2 1 San PraN 4 1 3 601111 DIM US Ms • • At15115 30 ___ Z ~4'1 - .. 1, . 310 i I o * * 9 IS J110 I a es $ Ii St. LIsle NSw Ysr Scores In I and Ira Watley, an offensive tackle from San Diego State. * I * By IRA KAUFMAN UPI Sports Writer 'set for Friday, Sept. 7, with leagues scheduled to dart Sept. 17, . For more information c" Dim Peters at Red Bug Pm*, N4- -- . Brewers' Cut Or*1019 Lead With - - * . - There will be a general meeting for all persona Interested In , . inen's and women's softball leagues on Wednesday, Aug.22, at ': 7:30 p.m. at Red Bug Lake Park. The softball program will be organized by Seminole County It, 'hoke; beat out *an infield hit. Dickle Von Herbulbs at thH bai~, and a wild throw to the "plate fleljchnianii grounded out threat. allowed the tying rim to score. the pitcher to end the ..- .:. Walker then struck out two a a lk .14 .., , * batters to end the inningq single to score in the bottom, of With two outs in the boUbm of the fifth pulling within one run, the eighth, Pensacola's Darold Adams hit a fly ball thJ Davis, who allowed left fieldepkj4u nmsonU hits, $ruckoutsix between the for a double. JJI and walked' 'seven wis lifted' shortstop Hogan, the Sanford caiiI - -: in the begin- tried to nail Adams as hiwas m fr ning of the sixth iNIIfl& g1 dealing third, but made a ld '1 I way to Greg Hill. throw and AdsmA scoj~ebw ThACY WALKER. STANLEYHOGAN Hillgaveupaninfieldhltand winning run. . Hogan had three of Sam' then walked the next two allowing Wynn to reach first runner across the plate. After betters to load the bases, five hits and also caughL e ' the Walker was brought. in to pitch Pensacola runner stesHRg Von Herbulis lined out to and Walker to score. center fielder. Walker singled and got the first out when second, an accomp1ishmht Hogan Scored on a pad bell. to left. Walker was safe,an an Anthony Gard1rw was rialled at other catcher has been 84,10 Sanford loaded. the bases in error at second as Hogan the platèwhile trying to score do in Pensacola's fLrd'two the fifth but couldn't7 'I Boston Wins; 5 Games Back Softball Meeting kheduled . UIU I, Kent State University. Defensive tackles Marty Smith of Kentucky and Ken Novak of Purdue were released and freeagent wide receiver Ricky Patton left the camp for personal reasons. Novak was picked up later in the day by the Minnesota Vikings. -The New York Giants waived running back Dave Johnson and guard Willie Williams, They also claimed center Kyle Davis from the waiver list. - The Oakland Raiders placed defensive end Pat Toomey on waivers. Toomay had asked to be traded. In 1977, Toomay led the Raiders with 17 sacks, but saw little action last Season. -The Los Angeles Rams placed two rookie free-agents On waivers, reducing their roster to 72 players. Waived were Aaron Ball, a linebacker from Cal State Fullerton, - -- . The team"a trophy will remain on display at the eatery. The Angels continue play in the Orlando Winter League. - wall out at se,cond when Wallim 0 choice, afld with two outs, Wynn batter tilt a sharp groun4er to - I- _e-'I unior Major League State Safe at first while Baker scored. Scheduled To Begin Today ., : - Championship was halted late Walker stole second and scored Tuesday in a 5-4 extra inning on a sifigle by Stanley Hogan. loss to Pensacola. Pensacola, which had men on Sanford had led most of the base every Inning tied the score . iIII IJU . III p Weahinglon Rekioe, sking to rsuiap th* _______ Image as the NFL's Oldest dub, Tusidsy r'----.I. ps veteran linebsckr Mike C1a,a fsu'tims o levI Perform who sped with thi torn, 64It's not vv iw,H..1 fl --i-i -- 51W Ifoil we bevs 'oans y. wow linebackers that have iliown eso umie thet we can't afford to let them go" ______ Al_ • .113 became elpindabi. becese d ____ _ 1. ploy of some young wasidnow 5COfld-yISr man Dui Hover _____ "I'd rather have to fiSke to4h dP"W atmey P1i 110(2 like thilbSC&iiei that lMwm we hive a hid ied Playem"sddC4nch Jack Pardee.,-(Bd)it wu ', bdY tOt* In Meta me ,(: VP..fP_rnn r"rf k Ralac Youth Movement. SA v Vs eag -a fodbsll player. He's never ut c corderson Slate. _____ awl'" _____ -The New York Jets placed two players - offensive The Pcdeklsi Tvey elan released rookie canter ___ Joim Gibney and linebacker Willie Beamon tackle on Jkiny Jays Wail. teem Wianon.Ss rior. the injured res erve lid, trimming the team's meter to 69. to Bihar triLig c aim: -Fttibarh OItIVe tackle Ray Pinney, In another ._jlv •f • suwi MR L,LIU snsc in Niattemj* to retain his darting position, was Ceubeys, le .spsetsd to be Mi1bed for at ieeet three anittci to iatrotie Hospital with a viral lrdection. woo Iseess d fractered toe he saltarid over a week Earlier this summers he tmderwent an p. l.* j gos,er. *l.y, team ___ ___ officials salt pendectomy and had retired to practice 10 Cusek Tam Iaay said he expected Donett to be out at -New England rookie ft2ILU J 7H I i eehL CoiIIg5 trsu we be. -ft ftlM * indleft veteran defensive backs Levi he wall homesick. retWUW to mimp. Meanwhile, free. Jftsw and time Rhodes, were placed an waivers by the agei* offensive guard Pat Staub left camp after talking to ruI 1 Ales let go were foir free agads: lean coaches. No specific reason was given for his departure. . ltosbsber Jibe Kerley of Washington, kicker Rade ftVM It 11111 MIC114pt wide nceiver L P. Me= -andand's roster djroppe,d to 64 when two Players ________ _____ bad Joe SmM of Hall. were reigned AW a third ldt Ow team's training =V at By United PrNs tsuUsmj WsdnHd.y,Au5.Sirn . u O n edsk-ins The e igh;l Wednesday, Aug. s, i9y'll-LIIA I., . r ...k - . ,. -*• tvsiiing Herald. Sanford, Fl. . , SMRTS 1-Evenln NiraM Sanford, • • I . .•*- 5171a13 11hU "-us'ILU ' ii; 1% INS Naft cm~ : last 'TJradaywhen ,nft devicu ha ped aid.matksDy adivut.t - Regional Airport too, cr"hft ,snd-,Wftft tben,viiers'aw"Ge A Inland of 4'iiu&sUt4 DavldItshJ,*a$c.uij. . I I . I .. - . ,. . o t r er",, An .. o I I F.P .10. - . : . i .. * .A .-A.&-;-* . - r:'. L . ,% F " in . 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CALL , `-_Sd40 &ft W __ I . .1.1 * - 1. i l En h us*as) IL i __ % Pd ym 10 ____ ___ - , . 11h1w . "14 . - 0r .ts - 01L I w .1- . -, '.1 . ....,. 0 ,,9 - , .6i ;.. Million -6 , __ I .. ' ____ , ___ _____ ,: - '.. - •:. ti:; ±!'L. - iA' - �licrak!, 12A-tvlt. 'The National Guard Treated Us OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Like Dogs,' Nicaraguan Insists - - - \ people unemployed Cajicek of Altamonte Spritigs; It was in Masaya's Monlrnbo district, where the population of Indian descent always opposed Somoza, that the first full-scale battle took place between Sandinista guerrillas and the one brother, Charles E. LA of Orlando; one sister, I4rs. Delois Conner of Orlando pa grandchildren and six gn grandchildren. Garden Chapel Furnnral Home, 600 E. Wilkinson Orlando is in charge of arrangments. Johnnie Lee Smith, 67, of 3324 Manila Road, Orlando died Monday in Orlando. Bom in Pine Castle, Florida, she has been a lifelong resident of the Orlando area. Mrs. Smith was a member of the Lockhart Baptist Church and is a member of Composite Chapter 305, Order of Eastern Star, Orlando. national guard. On Feb. 26, 1978, a group of guerrillas bombed voting surrounds them, Masaya's people are serene and hopeful. Crowds gather In small squares in the late afternoon among the piles of street cobblestones that were used as barricades against the guard. A religious procession to give The fighting this June and July and the popular insurrecHon of last September have left 80 percent of the city's 30,000 dynasty. booths and burned ballots during a local election, an action that led to three days of battles between the national guard and some 80 to 90 Sandinista guerrillas, Hwy husband, George M., and three sorts, Earl M. Smith of Sanford, and John C. Smith and RalphG. Decker, both of Orlando. Other qirrvlvnrs are: one "Here the guard treated us eacher Calls H e rself I Plain Van illa Cook' T - .. ty #2 __ Th)Ugh the lives in Wü*ar Poor into baked pastry shell. ¼ cup sugar Park, Mrs. McClure has been at with pepperonI, 11 4 teaspoons baking powder the collegeforuree years. "I desired, and bake at 350 %teaspoon salt Glenda McClure afj tg)g h10 .choo for three degrees for 40-* minutes, or 1 cup yellow corn meal a who years until Ihad a family," the until knife Inserted at center " 2 eggs 11161*serves hiff family an explalmd.. "When they went to comes out clea. i cup milk eMiee,avegetable and agajad. school I went backtoteaclgng." ¼ ft shortening ?hing fancy but nutritious," When not at school she keeps Sift flour with sugar, baking AM said. boise for her husband, two DovØ: powder, and salt. Stir in corn "We should eat to live and not childeen, Michele, 10, and Scott, (5 meal. Add eggs, milk, and l(vetoeat," she said, quot1ngn. 11, aMa cat. "The Ithin like TV 1 package yeast shortening. Beat until smooth. aid proverb. "Did I say tl*t dinneze," she said, "But one 1CUP WTD W$tOl' Pour bitogreased pan and bake rigt*, or is it the other way day I hope theY will apprecIate 3 ccs bleached flour at 425 degrees for 20-25 minutes. around?" the laughed. "That's the taste of fresh foods ~ teaspoon salt left over from my vegetarian their taste buds mature." . 2 tablespoons Oil BUS'( DAY days." Mrs. McClure laughs and Soften yeast in Warm water. CASSEROLE Mrs. Mc says she went from a Mix our, flour, water, salt, oil, aui McClure hours 1 large can chow mein MW who put pork yeast bb sM dwigh. Cover a week atSernlnole Community fatlneverytiWtono saltat all and set In warm Place to rim. noodles College working as a reading 1 can mushroom soup and sprbMW wheat germ on Sauce: teacher in the adult division V4 cup water 1 snaIl onion, minced which inClUdeS 11* G I6fal MYBut n 1 cup diced pork, turkey, she feels she has left 1 clove garlic, Education Development both eztea and tries tO chicken, or 7 ounce can tuna I con tOmatO UUC Program (GED), English For serve her family tasty, 1 tup sliced celery I teaspoon dried sweet bulill SfS$keIl Of Othef ¼ch o pped nutritious meals that are also Brown cidon and garlic iii 1 (ESOL) and a community ~ teaspoon salt and pepper y apd quick to make. teaspoon Oil. Add tomato sauce reading lab, , 2 tablespoons soy sauce or and merry EASY QUIM T199tap. 11* lab Is open to anyone 16 ~ cup chopped cashews or over who would like to learn Pour % can of noodles into ¼ to read, Improve his vbcabWary ~ cup coarsely grated swim cup grated Parmesan bowl. Mix in all other cheese or Increase his cumprehension. cheese % pound sliced Mosarelli or lopedientit. Pour into buttered It is a free program that Ii 9" pastry shell caeserole dish and top with Jack cheese deslgsed only for poor or 3 eggs remairling noodles. Bake un1 can anchovy fillets (°P" udes, but for anyone 1% tabLoon Cut chives c at 350 degrees for 30 tIcna) wI to Improve or refIne 1% cup cottage cheese mjIngp, reading skills, she saId. 1-3rd "One lady, who Is about 40, evaporatedcup cream or oileclplzzapans$0abosg¼ Inch BROCCOLI CASSEROLE thick. Pour on sauce and had trouble with Phonics and 1 teaspoon salt 4Childrui Like It) arrange anchovies and pronunciation and we have ~ teaspoon PPPU 3 DCkgrS ontop. Sprnkle i with fx'csen chopped Pj'sOme students working on the Sprinkle cheeseand chives lXOCU technlqueso(reading. 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In another pan melt garlic cheese and add flour and mushroom soup. Mix all - :. Cüge. ( ELLIlissft I.dU,I. POCKET T-SHIRT Aaorlsd colors. Sizes $msi to 4 Iicratct Photo by Glenda McClure pops Busy Day Casserole into the oven, - Cad 1, _____ Install On Your existing, cabinicti '- Ay Automatic Typewriters a ,. DEAR ABBY: Here's a hot regulations, you can render äãne deadline piperwor one. flag to ALLERGIC TO another greet public service by I also deserve protection Dear SMOkE, and to all others en- di bttIngthIsinfonnatlo,u. fromfellow travelers who drink noyodbyamoajer,g,, Fines up to $1,000 can be too much and become Allmcaare, levedbyQvflAeronasggBoarsJ boisterous and downright .' required by law to provide a no- on the bask of a single, disgusting. smoking seat for every legitimate, well-documented And, when flying coach, I psenger who wants one, even compiali*, pray that I won't be seated Well,thanha loll I'mafllg?g 11 the entire plane has to be Readers with such corn- three across with a fat person attendant and, if the hUgh Ii given Over to flo*enioham plthi should Write to: who Invariably crowds me, full, the mod I can do Is try to stanu1y, tak, the_ In other Words, If only CIVIL AERONAUTS breathes he av il y and perspires Pt sOifliufle in the flOk1lI( you would have at the pmlrig P11541*IflthSwhDIIPhnelosdIs BUREAU OF CONSUMER a lot. seu$lon to voliadarily give up um": you pays your flofl'NnOker, that person's PROTECTION y his seat to sit With the Wouldn 't life be beautiful if comfort and well-being mi be and you takes your chances. WAIINOTON, D.C. 204Z You y conijjdsy above the w)dmg of INTIM SMOKEY JOE we could all Insulate ourselves peopl, go for a dial Uki t. INTZXAS those ilto willfully pohd. the DEAR ABBY: With so many from those things that bug us? Teilyoir resduilKst is bid afrwlthth, m.nthandIrtg Irate readers voicing their But since we can't how about a way to - clrcumv.nt that little patience, flexibility and DLtR IN; y • of tobacco snobs "rlgh*" to breathe proNsn is to reserve seats will the umft yes We is .,. Since 7Oti NeMon WIMY polltdid by the stench and tolerance? In advance. When flying read than government Irritants of tobacco smoke ANOTHEROPINION widie traveling by plane, may I If you need help In writing have equal time? letters of sympathy, I mist travel over 100,000 congratulations or thank-you, mllssaysarcnbosbieesandl get Abby's booklet 'How to think I'm entitled to be Write Letters for all protected against screaming Occasions." Send $1 and a long, Infants, pesty toddlers and stamped (28 cents), selftalkative seat partners who addressed envelope to Abby: Uderfere wlthmy concentratIon 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, -nwa,uss ii aaay miuinranaa pe g p'g Dulling. wnen urn ving torao or get Calif. 9212. Term I, day and evealag tbsibVrldoyfrsn$s.ns.to4 Schadialsi for clause are class.., at the VocatIonal, pa. aM is the evening from $ available. For further In. Buinees School k.Ia,le pa. to I p.m. In ths ad- formation, Wqh.0 .l4l0. .4 In Typing laM U, ioll 12 . .' __AI PEG. $2199 . - . - 1 - j'1 ' - 3999 SPIN REEL Skirted spool, anodized ' density Hinged lid. REG. $1499 k. :________,_ _ - BABY SHAMPOO 1 t.Otance, DER ABBY: You were asked what you would do If you s on an airplane and were forced to sit In the smokini section because there WWS no seats In no'snoklng. You said, "I'd speak to the high at- 99 Protect your pet for up 1o3 months. 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MECHANIC am r-= (JFiiIEIONTH I ' FLAVOR ROAST .1 - , I. - By 1061 NETSEL Herald Staff Writer HUNT MONUMENTS' her include Survivors Y, Aug. 6, 176-1B Cook Of The Week thanks the war ls over marches like dogs," recalled Corninan- was Imprisoned for four rnol a guard v through the streets complete dante Comanche, 23, who until he bribedescape. let him to with a small brass band. participated in the attack and 130) Masaya has a special place in the history of the civil war that overthrew President Anastasio AREA DEATH Somoza and ended more than four decades of Somoza family daughter, Mrs. Jane E lien JOHNNIELEESMITH The telephone system is badly damaged that calls cannot be made to the capital of Managua Just 16 miles to the northwest. "For us It will be perhaps more than a year before we can see the city as it was before," said Luis Santiago Palacio, a member of the fiveperson municipal Junta set up by the Sandinista National Liberation Front to run the city until local elections are held, Despite the serious food shortage, a lack of medicine coupled with the threat of disease and the destruction that MASAYA, Nicaragua (UP!) Masaya is a shattered city, Its cement houses are riddled with bullet holes. Government buildings including the courthouse and post office are either badly damaged or in total ruins, The former national guard garrison building was burned by Jubillant crowds when the guard made a tactical retreat from Masaya at the end of June. Only a mass of rubble indicates where it once stood. The city's only movie house resembles a modern version of an ancient Greek theater with the roof blown off and only twisted steel frames of the seats distinguishable in the debris. 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BAYER ASPIRIN pbn . lbS IIYSI fl p Iio MQsat DiCOMS 4 tT powder PU r lbS *S 101' thiS 7 "I dished, and bake at O % ____ 4In ii or 1 cup yellow corn meal awained.,.Mw tw wet to mr, - oultelm I cup ma backtotactft. 1 /4 cup solt shortating Dat M SChOOl lbS kisilS th aiar Sill flow wiUK. house for her busbund, two Stir,inbaking an DwO: powder and ch"Ing, NM* Is, and &NN, U acM. its kido Uki TV 1 psckapys sboilitening. Bed until smooth. be It do UK ,o8d on I CM Warm wdW ;" 'l ___ a pIain , cot" 3 mves bw be* a I C 11111 but flshItiOai, Jima ) -.1, . J' HrcIf '.-. Ounr . i:' 1 0 0 s I 7: ".I .. __ 1 . now" -~~ I I ., : IIM I • 1krim Wf Writer . %r The Massachusetts senator •34 percent in the last poll, :'WASHINGTON (UPI) - The holds an even bigger lead over made a .ltt iurge after his iast ABC News•lhrrris poll of levised energy California Gay. Edmund G. nationally t e po1ble Democratic prcsidenBrown, 69• percent, the polls but pioniptly felt :;peech buck gives hal contenders hi 1980 Sila. Edward Kennedy his even farther, th e pa11 of 967 showed. ters between July 27.29 Iea, d over President W,, showed Moiday. In a three-way battle, Kenne th past two yws 1e 63-32 itiargin wie; the dy was favored over Carter 5261.32 percent. lnr;est spread in seven such 25 percent, with Brown getting -..arter, who trailed Kciuidy polls over the jst two years. 8 percent. ___ 710101 -. 11llJ -I .. . ll . .1; ' :4 IIIIIIIIN • L - I . ' , "I ~ .. Ca -,,Plain • I - - . I . 111111 rX - . W"k Teacher ., 0 . __ WSdiidiy, Avg. $, . - !07) __________________ SEN. EJ)WlU) KENNEDY Of The . 1lIWlIl11i,. C 71 - Ev.ilutg Herald, Sanford, FL I ero4md?" lbs laughed. '11 n OURSELVES . . C M SHOP ALL OVER ECKERDPS' 1. 'C. • . . .•. DEATaT Il a- . .;'..I "I " - , . * . fl TOWNi'tZle OVE -IIIIr.AU UraflUrrINIi ALL III east ff- ,• •• . , .1 . the Mdoq of ft civil war t gaps, Owdhmw fteddent"Anast"o per1h courthouse am P* aim - "For us it will ended more than decades of Sanozafainily four see the city as it was before," toiai ij daughter, Mrs. Jane Ellen JOHNNIE The former national guard said Luis Santiago Pal.cIo, a dyfliSty. Cojiek of Altamonte It was in Mauys's Monimbo 35j4 o brother, Charles garrison building was burned member of the fiveperson , Johnnie au11) by the distrlct,wherethepopulaticncl Mardis Road, Orlando died of Orlando; one by jubilant crowds when the municipal guard made a tactical retreat Sandinida National Liberation Indian deèomt always occoaed Mondly In Orlando. Delols Conner of from Masaya at the end of Frog to rim the city uitil local Sonioca, that the firat full-scale Born In Fine Caatle, Florida, grandchildren and battle took place between si June Only a mass of rubble elections are held. a lifelong resident grandchildren Despite the serious food Sandinista guerrillas and the oltheOrindoaree. Garden Chapel Funeral indicates where ttoncedood. The city's only movie house shortage, a lack of medicine national guard. of Home, 600 E. Wilkinson Si, member Mrs. Smith was a resembles a modern version of coupled with the threat Orlando Is In charge of, On Feb. Wi6 a group Of the Lockhart Baptiat Qmrdi 1;) an ancient Greek theater with disease and the des.truction that guerrillas bombed voting and Is a member of Composite arriagments. the root blown off and only surrounds them, of _________ Order booths people twlstedsteel frames of the HUNT MON UME N T U' 1 duft a local election, an Star, Orlando. Crowds gather, In small distinguishable In the debria. 1 I include her survivors I 11 I s f WN I-APP ~11 action Oat led to three days of Ite fighting this June ant! si;uares in the Ida aftenfoon battles between the national husband, Georp M.,vA three I " " I July and the popular Inserrec- among the piles of street g . ions, Earl M. Smith of Sanford, I tion of last September have left cobblestones that wet used as dinista guerrillas. and John C.Smith and RalpbG. I a ('M.10'. I pffoll fig L 80 percent of the city's 31%010 barricades spirA the guard. A 11 religious 1wocuilon to give "Here the gard treated us people unemployed vivnrs are, one othe .W -•__•. _-,. --- ' - recalled CommAn- 'was imprisoned for four ma a guard t? band. participated In the attack ind SM to let him escape. with bullet àgt - . the war is over marches like Its cemet* hoies are riddled caruM be made to the capital ci with a small brass I -. - - - Insists .- morg damaged - Treated. Us Guard .1. 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UNT#$ 19A , 5178 PORK jery%p,.,°ce/ 97 SUNSHINE 4 - 30C A II MORRELL CENTE R CUT SMOKED HUCK TEAK OWCOR DINNERS SALISBURY STEAKS, SLICED TURKEY & GRAVY, VEAL PARMIGIANA, HOAGIE BEEF PATTIES OR MOSTACCIOLI Tray Pack Turkey Drumstrnkc SAYS 4 a /1 1O/99 Lyst'Soiav DIJnfItMt .V..r TI II ILl 4 Powder Drink Mix 1 $108 3TO5LBAVG. SAYS ISO 1415J CAM .. N .Lykes Grill Meat Franks BOTTLE 5EIo 13 ,•.• Bologna SUP $1 $ 148 $118 ams CA GRACE SAVE soc-i LII 18oz 54 1Mph, . 4 UT ', Soz 3CANS Sunnyland Roll Sausage INAVE 200 21,z " - AP - '. -...•.- ' Sliced Meat $168 SAVt3OS.1s.nyOSiio 58 ti *.11u FISt TASTS ASSORTED VARIETIES 4oil mr)s "on 100, ~ ,,,Asce, 111AVE 109 F krpr Saco "WIN a "n Now . - _14.JiM!I - 1 W4T Poll! anPride Cola 3P1 Mrs. Filbert's Qtr. 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I_I 58 L82 I *1: LB Smoked Turkey Ham LARGI SIZE CALIFORNIA 980 SAYS 3K LiritSis I0Z1N FlOSS VAILIY N$O 310$ IN 2LIS s100 Fresh Green Peanuts ' $298 2FOR SAY!*ALI21041S5,L* 1A PtfMlJNWAJtWjt Fryer Combination Ton M AST WITH gin $ 14i FreshSno•White Mushrooms 18d Smoked Picnics ykes Beef Grill Franks 49t Fresh Slaw or Salad 8 fteshly Ground Beef 5 Les & OVER L11$148 00 1 FOR $23~` Boneless Round St-e-ãk 1*0* A LU ISA D Fit$5 YMU! OW 4 LOS Sweet Georgia Potatoes = uSDA. C/okeF,.esh VSh ,B/ I SW * A lUStS Pius VAUI! geMp Sm *.rius Florida SeedlessLimes Look for this label for Beef thats GUARANTEED! FRESH... IT'S L'S! HuqginPpc,jue/ FRESH Wednesday, Aug a, 1979-513 AVAILABLE ONLY AT... away extra fat leaving only enough to make FRESH VALLEY always tender & juicy! d SO YOU KNOW - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - $299 3/$1 590 4V I MAX PAX 400 PIG I — "-———— WIHAU WED.. - - CASH IS. 19yq. • I iv •'•.• �6 5—Evening Hirald Sanford Fl. LOND%E ! !, WILL Vu 00 \ MEAFAOR? I CANI WA fl4E '\ RECIPE FOR T.1IS , BEEF Wednesday, Aug.O, 1979 rDJO, TO BURN IT! SLJE,I GUE55U WANT IT 50 YOUR i-" EW? ACROSS 42 Weather by Chic Young hold MilkSubstitutes ___ .45 5 Le9h? J I WANT Answer to Previous Puzzle bureau (abbr) RE U C C !A P 2 9 Trouble 46 Angle T 12 Ages measure 13 Organs of (abbr.) FINIA1 sight versigt L U 14 Ones (Fr.) 52 Society game L I T R E D 15 Unfrequented 53 Cloistered 16 Starving woman 18 Fashionable L u LLU$A reson 55 Bag of 1 5 R R I A 19 Skewer luggage 1,01 E P 0 8 E L 0 L 20 Besides 56 Female saint —JaULw 21 Away from (abbr.) I I Being (Lat.) 38 Christ's the wind 57 Love (Lat) 23 Humor 58 Proposition 17 Fishing aids birthday 19 The "I"' in 39 Yell 25 Of arm-bone "MPH" 27 Pasture plants DOWN 41 Actress Moorehead 32 Abets brother 1 Electric fish 23 Court order ) WIFE CAN MAKE IT 'r May Solve Problem Evening lforald, Sanford, Fl. TONIGHTS - A - L 1 . GETS EIGgE IN WHERE WWY DIDN'T WHAT HAVE -Y'O — L1 BEEN YOU LETME KNOW YOU- P THAT ON ,. BE LATE?! \7 ' OES HE Womin in US (lbbI) ' - EITHER • - neighbor 39 Worker with 30 Mark motor 40 Actor Fe.rer 8 Utility 32 House fuel 41 Fighting 9 Sheep's hair 35 Stage hint equipment 10 Responsibility 36 Rotating piece 52 Greek letter 0 00 ~5) 0 1 51 14 3 —— 5 0 — — 12 LA;LW THE BORN LOSER CNHH I THIS MIMIWE 4EAP"! I GET Diem FROM — 11 —— — 14 16 18 10 17 — 20 20 ' IFIM 10 ._, ir M 100. — ' —— ——— \ a ' 32 ——— 33 39 I 40 42 '43 44- L Y HOW DOVOU LIKE MY SOJ"GREAT! I'LL BE RIGHT ARCHIE, I'M TAKING WELL C#IMFW C000#6 c,w.. 4 COURSEliJV*?*) Ill — 54 irs SORT OF LOSr SOMET14NG IN TKE 56 58 57 — • 'TRANSLATION, ——— HOROSCOPE For Thursday, August 9, 1979 ____ \ ___________________ E EK & MEEK Auguatt,179 CAUT GEr AW GOM FWD 7MM OAYS. M 15VLL RAM 7"AT MG PROb" MMIM135 REM AkMV<)M ___ ____ - opportwUu to come along. ____ o 2-1 first. The alternatives are plentiful. Find out more of what Reuben and John plot their own revenge. (Part 3 of 10)(R) 6.30 usiP4BCP4EWS NEWS THE MACNEIL • / LENRER 7-30 (1) LUM CLIMB (4J FAMILY FEUD O THE PIisWLYWED GAME 0,1.9s BEAUTY SHOW WEDNESDAY • .. — -- IS CHUbflI'1 DAY stick to this formula. following your birthday by which seems to be unsolvable. ______________ by Al Vermeer _____ 0,. , 1, -.- X. 1, • - ,, ,,,c, ,LS7i • . J 'A KS 872 , drew three rounds of Can keep YCU on A S)Irl 1S wally cwe You don't turn your back on Your work today jut because somethiq nice has When smiften by a book! . ThERe FOR 46 4ci'.11 T ON iR N OW IN AN 'i4g YR I WHAT'S ArIN' 01.11 I'LL. e A 019 12,00V PARTØAN' t.4 *)METh N • THANK WARRANTY MILE5.' . KNOW.. H ' • WUN5t)T.' . ,.,,.. - POtaISe$afldgraVY,colsslawand2h,tbufl,r tastin biscuits. Iloniy upon request, I!' ALT FOR ONLO H VALUE $2.07 i trump,; IT'S NON EY DIPPEIYO io m. i*ce Fri. a Sat Cisslng 10:30 p.m. H) IM French Ave. PLAYS "Measure WHO im I I i L.j • • 0 CL - IL•fêi ) •:', ' .• . • ' :- vow . 1Z "ifth% IIRA*1 . I . . . • • • • • l.IlJ PO MA MR C. by T. K. Ryan MAYMY , . ' ii 1t?zY11 1vi :i 1' J 3' , ' I ''1 1 ' . '•& I " long distance phone charges. r? Im., 0BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL (WED) ES I U MtCHENER8 OTHEFBI 0 5:30 68UMMER SEMESTER I ( ) . (I) UPBEAT eoo vr- 0CARD SHARKS •NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY(2) (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY(A) 0 SUNRISE W STUDIO SEE (MON) 6:25 GDONCE UPON A CLASSIC GDPOPI GOES THE COLIN. (TUE-M) TRY(MON) 10:30 (2) PORTIER WAGONER UK CD 0ALL STAR SECRM LIE cc UFE For 6 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (3) THE WRAURN SFAITHM • . . ___ a ca • 1100 0 HODGEPODGE L000Y .. ' -. (2) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0FAMILY FEW U eat had four spade&. king of clubs be squeezed on thWvp 1200 kin (i) THE YOUNG ai' AND 114€ A spade that suit would takd;~: P-: four tricks. - However, on the actuji: handitwuEastwhoh. 1230 GD ' I.. the _W& Suit PrOtfttll I the fifth truM ;: I 100 CD a DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1) MIDDAY 6THE YOM AND THE 111 ALLMYCNLONN ITO U ANNOUNCED . . 1 I •HIRE'S To YOUR HEALTH 611AWA AT PM (WED) MaTimeww"Mm I AND 0CM. I i (3)0 AS THE WORLD COMIUMEN SURVIVAL KNOW Me Won • 0000$QUAR€S I i • . • IN C. new Seafood Feature from Arthu,Treactier I CANKurs VICTORY 69 D&koUS clams, tried to mouthwatedng perfechon. Plus two golden brown HuShpuppescoleslawand our famous, big hwtychips. ft's atempthg .. • • . . . I-C I! -i--.---- lW I ss.e You'll un feel kner after ating. 99 s 1/4 '. • ii ci U ii I ill : J.J" null After 3,400 P.M. LY FION 'aLW.ILjj, I Avsr wat partItIngsaoms, '270 ORLANDO (MM. 17402) SANFAMI, low" from Faft P" ftm wt* 0"Wo lift e4t1tL %.atIcle.L.&lPl..t.a, 4 1 '' 5- '' Nov .• • iU PFIMU r!: b vowase,& the 4 hwce via W. caftelaill oro 0 Is - 0 } BOX CHICKEN SPECIAL I''uu-r.vI oysters cooice goiien anti crispy in our s.ret recipe tlatter pius two goicien brown Hushpuppies, tasty cole&sw and our big, hsaflyct—anoth.,ngn.wsM Feature frorn Arthur Treacher'b. T" Z7 t•, Ma Bell doesn't believe in tree s1)CCCh. Just look at your 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC by creI$ I7 •. IJCSAI 1111 (2) (M MON ROLLERS D THE PFNCE 18 RIGHT 40 TuMSLIWIos t&I1I1DI' r — : apartforyou. ECIAL (MON) MORNING it At 20. you had it made, NAL GEOGRAPHIC 815 NAPPV floulz after 40, you wonder why everyone else has been so busy all these years taking It t•iIPlI1t . $ a. "'—..t. When you're in a.hurr~.ut wh) does pushing the , Up" ton make all the elevators race for the basement level? 900 (3D NEWS TUES. thru SAT, pm - I ani rL__ (1) GD DONAHUE G MIKE DOUGLAS a MOVIE and ,,the I fJ*4 + .' ffm&* Wth "Happy 8:30 (2) 0 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA I) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) (2)112) TOMORROW Guests' Ssd I ram? 'L 0 0 GOOD MORNINGFLORIDA Sports broadcasters Marv. At and Steve Roberts. • between 8:25 M TODAY IN FLORIDA 112:37 D SARETTA Baretts and a ftff Wily i 1:00 • clubs from dummy. Next he PlaYed the ace ofclubs and then the fifth trump. of clubs ti'"' d if ference 9) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO policeman pal are Invesligatied by the dopartm*nt when his friend fails to turn over $40,000 in payoff money immediately. (R) warden who is using the on.rslnhlssch.m(R) P OVIE The (1971) Clint Eastwood, Gerel. dine Page. An injured Union 11014404' rdCupierallng In a girls' school has his Ieg noodiewy amputated by the Jealous headmistress when he is Caught with one of the girls. OPEN IO30 , - by Stan My MW Ifof, AN (2) (1 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA husband's murder In jail and seeks revenge. (R) . We call the office cheapie The Pirate — %hen the coffee kilt)needs a transfusion, he gi% es no quarter. 7:30 A female etot- (i BEWlTC1 managing on a budget and not being able to afford things gets more difficult to deter Inine all the linle 7•25 by five Angola go unclorcover as Inmates in a woman's prison farm to Investigate a corrupt - . CD TODAY IN FLORIDA 0WOO MORNING FLORIDA airiii into a ghost town inhabited 14EWS 0H0GitN'_','; Ph'I Pastoret The 6O0 Good All Day Wednesday • : P eir to frame her husband for her own murder. • BARBS 08E84ME8ThEET(R) Heath wand U 0 BEWITCHED(MOED. FRI) 0WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS (1 MAKE MELAUGH __________________________ U GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA (3) BIG VALLEY 0 THF O[Y ) MISTEP MORN. 0 POUCE WOMAN Awoman undergoes plastic surgery and poses as her mute sister In 6DICKCAVETTOuut Eudora Welty. (Part 2 of ~)(R) CU THE 1311,, WDFRI) (1) 0 RAZZMATAll(TUE) 24 CARROTS V.P. PEOPLE (FR1) 'i-' 0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) striation. the report on news. man Bill Stewart's death. and segments June magazine. 4:00 HOW(MON) MORNING L -4) PAIKEUOU-, 0MARY IY1 r 0mE-nv cmr; I CQ GL11J_ J)EMERGENCY ONEI CI) THE GONG SHOW (MON. OD COOKIN' CAJUN (THU) MONDAY MORNING 0 WEDNESDAY broadcasts Including the San Francisco gay rights demon. . SPIDER.MAN FRANK AND ERNEST 3 pIsces NflSy.dippSdfti.d,,i, mash • " Be extra careful what you say very osrlv but declarer NEWIPAPsa NTE*PIus AMN.' 23-Dec. and to whom you say ft chances COPY Of JACOBY • :: 21) U.yoWre wt too Mr@ of lWft N"p@rg= 01 Uo black Pults. East P18YOO ERN. send '-Win aIt;;*,: VW forim will pro" hwWW his highest dilkinand at trick BrIdge, " cae$1ofto: this now one and Wed you're involved in, tak, a bock to you. with the ace wh°'y StUON.WyO,*,'Ny1&,1 • .. .. •, longspadesu1talsohao: well-heeled In clubs, South cashed his fourth_, 0 trump, discarding the five of.-7,'q . Opening lead: sphere has too plicatim itad WW Only pro" I *AWTIAIIWS (Nov. •: : You IT QP PER 2 •. •. * 1 fr*raft happittled to you. You could 0h1 GEMM my ou afliticipatad. East to pitch his khW m4ft JUA als well take a and Aim iiiistax clubs in order to save SCORPIO (Oct. *r40v. 22) dsyofland hat fimwltljapal, WWW AePping an the tm of doing little or nothing. AWw 8t*i1id others, take chugs and handle Everything else you Cold and four hearta doubt10 Qd clu full, it is difficult to got t6 um South.5 0 me after the amBe $we to m -I i I@ tack agailad a brick wall. 0~1 been Promoted Into Jor SUAN to have however, or someone will be CANCER (June 2l4uly 22) " i I: 5 oundi 1 by StofeI & H&mdahl ' FAMOUs R ECIPIPS 111111GULAR DINNElt FLOWER SHOW (FRI) 2•30 (.2) 0 ANOTHER WORLD (1) 0 GUIDING LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY... HERE'S @)OTUESDAY Goldsmith. 0 YOUR TURN Viewers respond to various CBS News television no" director is tor. mented by an unknown resi. dent of her apartment building who Is following heir every move.(R) (1) MCW "Now Too Late" (C) (1965) Connie Stevens Naur..n O'Sullivan. A middle. 119111141 COUPIG Is amazed to learn that they art expecting a child. (2 Hrs.) OCIS MOVIE "Tb. KIIleI Elite"(1975)JamesC,an Rob. SrI Duvall. A top secret agent assigned to protect a Chinese Polit" activist Is challenged by terrorists skilled in the mar. own 11081dwOull colleagues. (R) (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Q 0000 MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR i,! needed either a 3-3 spad*Tbreak, or the hand with aren't masking selfish motives had better be well thought out West North Eu$ Seeth when dealing with others today or your recovery could prove 1 Pass 10 could Peddle umdhiDg w0rTAURUS (April SMay 20) Peas Pau Pau thlas. This you'd later regret. 7% *0 to be today is hom. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23)Take with your loved ones, The aocj J; boys*who !I L Onl y SCOff BUGS BUNNY 110or (WED) (1) 0 TODAY Anthony Newley, Sidney CD NBC MOVE --Some" Is Watching M*" 11978) Lauren Hutton. David Birmy. A fornale (D EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 7.00 (2)TD TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Lucille Ball, 111111%0 East exited safely with a' trump and declarer quickly..,. WEST 4106 19 a 5 91032 998 • AK 854 •93 • 763 • K 104 2 SOUTH 0A73 VQJ764 0 O aM WS 11:30 UvIly music and drama teacher (Dorothy Loudon) takes a job of a stuffy and exclusive girls' school. 0 BIG VALLEY A Greek I&I'm9r. Outraged the rates Charg.dbythe' decides to take his crops to market by wagon. 0 iotrr is ENOUGH lb. Bradford kids lot a poww fall. ure and their Imaginations turn their borne Into a haunted (2) 0 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE UFE TO LIVE OD FOOTSTEPS(TUE) W BLUEGRASS, 13LUEGRASS 6:47 orders to kill Dan and Roth. (R) 3 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 QD 0 MOA*S*H (R) OD ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 2:00 6:45 ID A.M. WEATHER returns to Las Vegas with Mar football hero. accepts the . position of president at a large university, .4 THE LITTLE RASCALS 10..00 0 VEGAS A boyhood friend (John Rubinstein) of Dan's Monte include a nightclub for MSIG strippers. the Ugly Le". two people who cj&IM are aliens on earth, and unique Inventions. houw(R) F=101CM round of diamonds 8.100 (1) 02 REAL PEOPLE Seg. GARDEN 6:30 Smith and John McEnory 1 n one of Shakespeare's most controverslat comedies. (R) I of 2) (R) Louis Harper (Bill Macy). afor. East could ruff out declar- Graph Letter. Mad $1 for each surface you may find several to Astro-Greph, P.O. Box 40 better solutiong. Radio City lion, N.Y. 19.19. ARIES (March 21-April 19). *AS . Be awe to specify birth date. Bold measures will be . VIRGO. (Aug. 23.Se$. 22) necessa ry to overcome Vulnerable. North-South Dealer: East Make certain your hunches neglected tasks, however, X.1 . 64 topher Straull, Tim -Pigott DICK CAVEIT Guest: 111:30 MHANGINQ IN (Premlore) AT BRIDGE NORTH • Eudora Welty. (part OTHE BIRTH OF A BOMB The nIii first atomic bomb are ducu. nWited. deficiency. thi P19CES(Feb. &Much 20) A Lies ahead for you in the year 5ltuatlon could pop up tod_Sy PRISCILLA'S POP WIN proemi for Al Ow tF money after bad today, because researched data guide you' the whole family will suffer, as decision-making today. You'll well as you. Talk things out get past all intruslois If you , , CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Don't let outsiders interfere time this Coming year. Your in Your important busimss. chances for Rucem In their They may mean wen, bult development is excellent. Also, chances are they'll onity look for some Interesting trip things and make extra IM 1+4F_ KJ-K+%M ____ find out is to try it an lesson. Creative endeavors will occupy a large portion of your by Howie Schneider L GDANCEFEM When the Baron of Somerset refuses to punish the Doones seat and let others have their tolerance to bean products and taking some calcium supway. You'll learn a valuable' about the only way a person can plements to avoid a calcium YOURBIRTHDAY ., KIM.- &— 50 51 53 .,. ' 48 47 48 4 1 ARC HI E ARE 7HIMS, Lou's now boss. an attractive woman. thinks SM's In love with him. Lorna Doone" As the Doon" rob Reuben Hucksbuck. John rides to his uncle's rescue. There are a number of good milk substitutes made from • 700 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH GD MARY TYLER MOORE ' P, I 1 EVENING 6..00 (1) (1) 0 6 0 NEWS 0ONCE UPON A CLASM creamer usin on my Another solution is to use cereal may be causing me to ou milk that's been tieated. have gas and could Perhaps the bed approach recommend a good non creamer without any soybean available at this wrUM is the use of Lact-Aid. In some places you can find milk that's already DEAR HEADER — You've been treated with this but Pretty well dated Um Problem- otherwise thire are little As almost everyone knows, the packetg of the enzyme that you entire bean group, referring to can add to the milk and'Iet it mature bean weds, are a major stay in the refrigerator until the source of gas. There an many enzyme has broken down the people who can't eat beans double sugar. If you can't find without having this problem. thew little packets of enzymes Mature bean weds, and Oat In your grocery store or health includes soybeans, do contain food store, you can write to the triple sugars. We Just don't Sugar Low Company, 3540 have an enzyme In ottir digestive Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, system to break timse down. New Jersey OM. Since you can only absorb About the only other single sugars, these aren't suggestion that I can make is obeorbed, These unabsorbed that you might learn to use sugars have a laxative type something else with your cereal action which results in drawing such as fruit and fruit Juices. fluid into the Intestine and That leaves you without a good allowing fermentation to occur. source of calcium and if you The end result Is gas, cramps and diarrhea. There seems to or some of the soybean milk be marked differences In substitutes, then you sho uld be 31 Lamb tinued to have gas and rumbling bowels and diarrhea anyway. I have been using it liquid nondairy creamer and It on. TV OASCNEWS cause the same symptoms that can send for The Health 1fer bend you get from the undigested with a long, stamped, 50 cents double sugar lactose that's self-addressed envelope to me, ca of this newspaper, P.O. I'd like to know If the soybean in Box 1551, Radio City Station, the non-dairy THF, MP BAT W6.5 fiJ,ç k rF('R — 13 15 by Art Sansom - 9 Dr 1 and they do soybean P Products: Good you said that Uwe work for some people. number 7-2, . ProSobee is one of them and it's were soybean substitutes that usually found with the infant you could use for milk but you fOOd_S but it Is made from also said that and It will cause soybeans soybean solids pople, but 110 sugars and can't be digested in somereaders who want more other either, and If you get too many information on milk Intolerance of these products that they can 47 Mideast seaport 48 Dancer type 50 in •' Doctrine • 27 Audacity Green-blue 28 Flannel color 7 Warm up a 29 Unburden - In your Health Letter, 44 Math term 45 Smallest bit 6 rattan 1 411 42 Time periods 43 Soot 26 Thailand's 4 Noun suffix 5 Macabre 36 House (Sp. ) 37 Genderless 1 1 24 Author 2 Cut short Fle ing 3 Ancient Israel 25 Tone inhabitant 34 Negation 35 Young horse MOTHER Qt'4E AN ANSWER g , ER GAVE MY EXPECT YOUR JACKET - / by Mort AJ b". Mort —• ) AN GARC , E CAN'T SLEEP TILL HE - ' BEETLE BAILEY OTTO'S OUT \.•. ) By LAWRENCE LAMB,RD. My DEAR DR. LAMB systenicannothandlemilk and milk products so I quit consurning them, but I've con- .111 Wedn• &aft Sanford OHM Cowell ws ma 1111111111116 Flo. -•• ..•.. - .- . ,, ' I Pkl . -- -.5-- - - .- - -5 5-,. r .-V' , -5 . -'v .r •,. ".r' •• •.. . - . - - . -. • . Aqww ____ I r �EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - $3-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Arson ii!io.ce. In Suspected Spain I - IN THE CIRCLHT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION File Nvmbev IN RE: ESTATE OF _____________________________________________________ CLA5IFIED Seminole 2 D I Iii e Fo r es t F r D.cusid. I U I - WANTED n2.leu ADS Ia ..,. - .1 FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. InCrease your power. For details, call -$41• RATES DEPT. 4657 or 1 $53470' 11111 . .. . 3 Authorities, who earlier reported 22 dead, today revised the TRIED THE R Pit HOURS 3 CIIEICUtIVI times .3k a line yOU' VE NOW TRY THE BEST count to 21. line • 3k ..... 7 ci ecutive fl 5:30 P.M. S:00 AM. They said they had recovered the burned bodies of 10 men, six MONDAY ?hru FRIDAY flames. Earn extra money. No lnve$trfl'i' women, four children and one person whose sex could not finSATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum Take d5 for Lila low prJ(K mediately be determined. All were believed to be Spanlsi. l.welry. For trw catalog* Call Seven of the victims were Identified by relatives as a couple ofEllaPtarlYh, loB frie 1.100431.1251 DEADLINES FlIeNumber1C.2$S.CP, Ispinding In from Barcelona, their four children and a cousin. I,PN. miII tirnil part time. Apply the Circuit Court fr The bodies of the victims were placed In closed coffins In fli, Noon The Do Before Publicotlon In person LakIviIW NursIng Florida, Probate Division. County, Contaminated chapel at the Lioret de Mar. _____ C. 2nd St. Canter __________________ the address of which Is SemInole Sundo1y - Noon Friday Town officials said they believed the fire was set by real estate County Courthouse. Sanford, responsible lady for P-I Personal speculators or dealers seeking to make a profit on the charred FlorIda 32771.ofThe motel helper. Apply In person ______________________ ________________________ ___________________________ th. estate we Representatives Slumberland Ct. Motel. 211 tree trunks, which can be used to manufacture paper. The offi- Waflw Edward Yarborough, P0 Orlando Dr. (17.12). dais said similar fires were set last summer. BOX , Ganeva, Florida 32732, and _____ By Radiation 9-Good Thin tO Eat 145, Whiting, P.O. Box V. Lorraine Hundreds of firemen, civil guards, forest rangers, soldiers and _________________________ LPN full time. EXP. w.FlOrida Geneva, Florida 32132. The neme license. 4.12. 3225565. Sanford Purple Hulls & Buflef Beans volunteers, aided by three planes, for several fought the blaze single, $125 Female, age 2030 Personal HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) reactor at Three Mile Wand, hours to keep the flames from crossing the Vldreras.Toas high- and address of the NursIng $• Cony, center NarcissuS Ave. Strlpllng Farms, 4 utIlitiestostarswsarne Representatives' attorney are sit 322151$ An ambulance driver and a said the IPOkeMI$fl 3n.seel forth below. !%3.lSldaftS PRODUCTION PERSONNEL way to another developed area. worker cleaning up waste from He was apparently conAll persons having clalmt or 1$. Apply am sure that the accident was provoked by people with demands JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED 11gM Manuf. Must against the estate we Rd the Mardi 2$ nuclear accident laminated later when radiation Bldg. 145, 1711 Hangar ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE & FM who are attacking the citizens of Catalonla and required, _________________________ WITHIN THREE Sanford Airport. the disabled Three Mile on the outside of his protective of Spain," Josep Tarradellas, the president of the Catalan MONTHS WOULDN'T BE ANY II FROM THE DATE OF p.m. at Island nuclear power plant clothing CEinO Into contact with regional government said. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF f, pork, fish. pree or 1 yr. old German Shepherd, pwfry, 3 to tile with the CIerk have been contaminated with his body. For a career in Reiil Estate call delivery, mm. S2Oorder. Sanford fern., damagid ear tips. Missing Forestry officials said they suspected arson because fires THIStheNOTICE, above court a written reward, Sam's Portion Realty World, The Real Estate $100 322.2314. area. area.. radiation. Longwood Aiwaiiam, a spokesman started simultaneous at three points within a two-mile area near statement of any claim or demand Agency JuPofl!9 3235324. s*isss. MWI. or In making the announcement __________________ have. Each claim m4t be they may resort town of Blanes, Just south of Uoret de Mar. Nuclear Regulatory the wrItIng and must Indicate the Lost: Slack I mo. German Tuesday, Metropolitan Edison for the AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST Tarradellassaldtherewasnoevldencetollnktheflreto Basque In Iiijc, ex• cri -tio,n claim, the name and basis for the Shepherd last seen Lauril Ave. __________________ Engine rebuildil'. ______________________________ Co. also disclosed the first or ________________________ fe.J separatists who called off a bombing campaign directed against 3224501 or his agent Call of the creditor Name "KIng". addrNs as 'tiny. Machine. 301 C. 20th P) E*p. batch of radioactive waste 1301N2 after and rali or attorney, and the amount tourism last week after killing six people In Madrid onlyl Wages commensurate w. radiation limit for health claimed. If the claim Is nit yet due, materials from the accident abllity.fringe beMfIts. MAKE AN HEIRLOOM workers In one quarter Is ?500 terminals, the date when It will bcome due was making a 2,500-mile h1&1. milliremi, he said. &-CN CaI 323U12 CreatIve Expressions The fires broke out at about 9 a.m. and, fanned by strong winds, shall be stated. If the claim Is way Journey toa disPosal Site In _______________________ CARPENTER . consumed some 2,500 acres of pine woodland by 'Tuesday night, contingent or untlquldated, the ul,ject of nature of the uncertainty shall te Hanford, Wash. kindergarten Unique 1$-IbIpfl1Sd Its victims, at lead four of them children, were trapped by stated. if the claim is sici#id the kui . U.50hr.,ml!L7yrs.eep.. for5yoaro Met-Ed spokesman David flames Tuesday only X yards from a highway where they would security shall be described. TM Cell 322.6543 Klucslk said the worker, claimant shall deliver suniclerd CARPENTER'S nuclear have been safe. copies of the claim to to. clerk to Flrst&lychIidcarec.nteropsn. ADVERTISING Identified as John Fulton, Thirteen of the bodies were huddled together in a ravine left by reactor Unit • mall one enable the clerk to HELPER ligin. Saturday In Snford Harrisburg, an employee Of thI,, spring torrents. ch Personal Representative. Sanford Early CatalytIc Corp., of PlilladelHe said the company also was lntersted in me estate All $4J0 hr., mm. i' yrs. exp. Work In ClII&are center. m-us. SALES to whom a copy of thIs Notice of _______________________ phla, received milhlruns of making arrangements to Deltona.33,.90sbetwesnlp;m. Administration has been mailed we & 9 P.M. daIly. radiation to the left hand and dispose Of 600 more drums of An aggressive salespercS iigal WITHIN THREE required, LeqaI Notice forearm, nuclear waste from the iwlt. soi' is needed for MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF UNITED STATES DISTRICT FICTITIOUS NAME THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR An ambulance driver who According to the NRC, the COURT sales and service of EARN EXTRA MONEY DISTRICT OF Notice Is hereby given that I am THIS NOTICE, toflleanyoblectians SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA an EVENING HERALD caine Into contact with Fulton, waste disposal truck would FLORIDAMIDDLE established and new with ORLANDO DIVISION engagedlnbuslnessat$l22lanyard they may have that chaIiines the DIVISION PAPER ROUTE. Routes Melvin Hershey, of Londonder- travel on Interstate $1 and 1.10 CASE NO. fl.412.OrI.CIv.R-UNI• Ct, Orlando32SOl, Seminole County, validity of the decedent's will, the PROlATE advertisers. A great PIle Member 79-3S1.CP available in Sanford and ry Township, receIved 2 mU. throughPeinaylvanla,andthen TED STATES OF AMERICA, Florlda,underthsfictlticusnameof qualIfIcations of the Personal isfea Longwood areas. future for a self-startPIaintIff,vs. KENNETHCHI$OLM, MIDFLORIDASCREENS andthat RepresentatIves, or the venue or IN III ESTATE OF Call llreinsofradfationononehand, resnain on M tigii Oiio ANNIE Sr. Previous sales exI. CHISOIM, DELORES I intend to register said name with jurls45ctlon of the court. ANITA W. HARPER CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT the company apokenan said. Indiana and flhlnols. CHISOLM,ANNIE MAE CHISOLM, the Clerk of the CirCuit Court, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND p.rlence needed. FORMORE INFORMATION In Wisconsin, Minnesota, LEONDRA CHISOLM, QUINCY SemInole County, Florida In ac OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Fulton was overcome with Deceased Salary plus commis. cordance with the provisions of the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. OELCHRIST, NORRIS CHISOLM, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION heat exhaustion while working North Dakota, Montwa, Idaho EUGENE CHISOLM. WELBORD FictItious Name Statutes To.Wlt: GeteofthefintpilcatofthIs TO ALL PERSONS HAVING fl2.2611 slon with full corn___________________________ on the decontamlnatkrn Of the and Washington, the trUCk Will CHI$OLM, MInors and the unknown Section 545.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Notice of AdmInistration: August 1, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST pany benefits. Apply 51g. Joseph 1. Qulnnan Unit No. 2 auxIliary building, travel principally on 1.60 and 1. heIrs, devisees, granfees, assignees, THE ABOVE STATE AND ALL Ot OthIf Pub11s1 Aug. 1,1, 13' 22, In 1919 person to: 21-Situations flted lianoil, creditors, trustHs, Walter Edward Yarborough which adjoins the dan'ged 94, fl Jiw, u OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED LLORET DE MAR, Spain (UP!) Firefighters today were In control of a forest fire authorities said was deliberately set that killed more than ZI vacationers unable to outrun Its wind-driven - I 4. ____ AVON 83-9993 CLASSIFIED NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO Au. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate - Orlondo - Winter Pork 322 -2611 Ella PesrI Yarborough, - -Help Wanted ..:-. Wsdnesdey,Aug.I, ' . . . - (CLASS _ 31-APartmer•f Furnished _____ - __________________ Ap14.. for Senior Cltizc Do towti, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto 141$ Valencla Ct. 3 BR, 1" bath, • _____ • SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox 47-Real yr's old. $26,500. REALTY HAL COLBERT, 2 BR fully turn., Including pans, dishes, sliver, linens, TV & all ,.4.IIftie. Daily, Weekly, tlity.'. Shenandoah Village. 323 Investment 11) 2 story 2 apt unit, 1 singlefam. reSidence. All rentid for 3L00O. Owner will finance. INC. REALTOR 323-7132 or 831-9993. 332.0'13,3fl.7177 47-A-Mortgages Bought ___ &Sokl ____ pets. 1001 Palmetto. 1st mo. adv plus $200 security. a. 10. ______________________ "34-Mobile HOmeS -322.5459 DqrtDeipair0r Pull Your HairUse A Went Ad. 322.2611 or I31 3 BR. 2 bath home 27x13 game 2 BR partly furn. " Withair. Water (urn. ,, . 4O-CondoniinIums - CALENDAR . - 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Sanford.SemIi.le Jayceettu, building, Freuch Avenue. Mall 7.10 p.m., Aam ______ _____ ______ Ovaiaatu Aym.s, rPI1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, Road, Altainonte Springs. Diagneelag Plait PrsMeiis, 7:30 p.m., AgmI-Cuntir, 4320 S. Orlando Drive, Sanford. Freeto public. Ciii 3. 3233. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.in., Mayfair Coiry Club. g Real Estate Brokir 2631$hnfordAve. 321-O7S - '. ______ Weight Wateben, - ' . - .,, - - _______ - - - - : . . - "dV -.- - . _____ ___ _____ ow thai- veis Cisrk of this wd.- and Is serve a hevoby rIdIs WN yev espy *irsu epem the PlaluiNt, ev wj j -"-' - MMIIi FORECLOSURE 00 - - -. . - -. -, - -I.. - - - ..' ' - FANTASTIC 4 SR. 2 bath home in Hidden Lake w.0 H&A. ww cirpet, patio & loin the Homeowners Aim. A Buy fir' 544,3001 24 HOUR W. 3229283 QUICK SALE BY OWNER 4CR, 1 bath, carpet, aIr. 1100 block of $ummedIn Call aftr 5:301 ONE OF A KIND 3 BR, 2 bath mobile home w.1336 sq ft an fjN loll C H&A. w.wcai'pet, OR, PlC. mm. & Morel Only wilkends. 323-4751. $17,151 BR, 1¼ beth. NEW LISTING I 3 IDRM Spilt Plan, Beth, Central heat I air, single garage, lanced. Owner will cone'dev VA or FNA. 129*. DOLLNOU$E 3 II, 2 bath home Inuplarid Parkt Split SR plan, C NSA, dining area & neat homey extrasi 5FF WARRANTED. PRICDTOSELLI Ii At only $11,150 fIs 3 BROM, i'i lath CC Home on quiet Street. Assumable mtg. of $17,573, pymtspi-'$171.12, inly $ pcI. inferest.CM refinance VA with no down pymt except dosing $31,S00I' DREAM HOME 4 - home w.PooI & Patio, in Mayfair) Loaded with extrasl This can be yours fir 591,1111 Yourstorll4,NIt -- - $UST $11 THISONII - ieautHVI olØar home an large lot. Coachman 5th *hcef. Low mileage. A.) Condition. Call Deiary 904775.5279. See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES &S$OCIATES NEEDED LI arinimi _,, 3003 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA & FHA Financing MOONEY APPLIANCES 43-Lots-Acreage 54-Garage Sales Lake Mary, beautiful 100 x 130' lot wnlce trees. Ready to build on, Large yard sale Sat. ISun. 9 to 2. FOUIST ORIJNI REALTORS INC. S3I-li3lor 331.011 eves. 5d. -_- - -WW - / - - . - - - - -- - - - "V .- CIII ';- - . hangings, books & etc. Call aft S river & boating experience. Please call after 6p.m. 321 097. CaliBart RORSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 1792 REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 333-749* Sanford, Fla. 32771 45*-Oat of SOils Cash Isv yo' Isli Well build .0 - ROOF TRUSSES Free listing IROCHURE writeCHEROKEE LAND CO. V 1nterprI, Inc. 444351 Medslioe.ftigfls- - Murphy,N.C.*106 De'essmaklng Painting & Repair Alterations, Dressmalfing Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 323-1701. Grooming & 8oarng SPECIAL DEALER-& PUBLIC AUCTION S.- ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cal boarding, bathing, - - clipping, lIe-a sleeps 6. stove, ice box, dec. brakes. Good cond., $750. 3730545. Plasfesing Interior Exterior Plastering Home improvements Licensed & itondeci Call 322-2710 _____________________________ I Man, quality operation lyrs.exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Be-al, 337-1321 Custom built Iron work INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 1. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0039 or 904-734.6700 collect. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est.323-Ol29after 5:30 - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR .G. BALINTIASSOC. 3225645 - Window guards, gates etc. MartIn's 323 7051,339 793 a ONice Cleaning ______________________ Custom Office Cleaning, cornmercial, new const. L.censed, bonded & insured. Quality service overytime. Ph. 323-05.11 or 66$-598.l. Vinyl Repair 76 Ford Econoline F1$0. Heavy duty suspension, 4 cyl. 300 engine, PB, PS, no air. $300 4, takeove, payments or will trade for small car. 333-5127 before 4 77-Jwii Cars Removed BU'Y JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 337)434, 322-4151 - repair servIce. 332610), - cages. 332-5752. Kelloggs Auction Sales 75-Recreational Vehicles Pet Welbolcfts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & last shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cona. Large lruckioad of new merchandise from Miami to be sold directly from truck. Large assortment of food, radios, CO equipment, brass ware, also dec. heaters, fans, all kinds of glassware, used furniture & Too Many Items to Mention. S. SanfordAve. across from Pinebreeze Egg Farm control. supplies, dog houses, insulated, Thurs. 7 PM - We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For information. Call 13i4390 - B&E Painting, interior-exterior, pressure cleaning, roof coating. Satisfaction guaranteed before payment. 322.7137 after 6 p.m 323-5620 p.m. 61-Building Moterlals p MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 869 5562. Dell's Auction Center with a good knowledge of the - ' Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 $719 Mowing 321-0091 Vinyl repair & recoloring SveuptoSopc$.of reupltoistery charge. 5695577 I t Your Business. [226119993 -s ' - - - -. , -. - -- -. -. - '- - ' p , pOV - .. WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? One week in Sept. or early Oct., on IheSt. Johns River. Two couples ____- - __ used merchandise. 15 ft. Travel Trailer E-Z tow, 55-Boats & Accessories frontage on Seminola Blvd. Asking $11,950 with good terms or trade. Low DowPayment LOADED WITH ALL KINDS OF THINGS, SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY, INCLUDING couple chests, dressers, night sland, 3 pc. coffee & end table set plus all kinds of new & slightly 322-8187 9.9 __________________________ Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. lOpct. disc. to Sr Cit 339 6066. 668 8335. -- . NIS$mySIqRdIpdghpjaIef s,fos sells iOOø*toWleiIWtdayWMy.&D. Ceramlc1Ie ALO PaInIng ResI.&om,'n. . - - ____________________________ -tid'& _. -. . 5191 ilhaiwiss's " TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON iormerly Harriett's Beauty Noo.4 sit . ist st., 322-5742 * AUCTION SALE * p.m. 3225151. •"? - ___ - lank MOVING SALEI Furn., pictures, drapes, wail Lakefront Lot-Loch Arbor, prize of the area, gorgeous trees and view. $37,000. Owner-Associate 322• 2420 '- Furniture, lamps, carpet, drapes, tires. CO items, clothes I Misc. 2626 Laurel Ave. 337. 7141. Iakevlew. See this now. $9500. 3anford's Sails Leader IranchOffic. 323-0697 . . ____ . 25445. FrenchAve. :422-1131,333-7173, 3224179 - .- - vi file Sill wIll the ClOt at Pisviø t- $adhpuIAlS.&*A.pI4, . doCARRQL.LBURKLAtlernivisr unrsr.. . ..' t_' map - - gLFLOIIDAR,AI.TY OSANPOIDREALTOI 'KENMOMEWASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. Lakefront lot in Casselbirry. 100 - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 25S PARK UALTORS PaintIng Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 52-Appliances 3225193. PrIvacy fence, close to everything. CIII today for - appointmenti -. ANYONCI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO: SI -. We Sefl itrand New Interspring Bedding '., 1514 - -' - 'a... REAL ESTAYE ASIOCIATES JOIN SA$FORD'S SALES' LEADER1..WE LIST I SELL. MORE 'HONES THAN 5state, Kelloggs Auction Sales 323-7030 .. . 322-5721 price. Sanford Furniture Sat. vage, 17-92 S. of Sanford 322-1721. Hauling Yarddebris,Trasn Appliances 8 Misc. (LOCAL) 319-5371 Beauty Care Consignments Welcome - .. - Alan' Appliances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 Auction Thurs., 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 42-Abih Homes ITY Light ,- - ________________________________ .. ___ ' WITNIUNYSI10.mdtWssIot . . ' a.$11*Iw' .., .. 'c4... tjJ' esi' "'' ... ___ =IS.of i1 _______________ . REALTY Appliances 72-Auction - - 10 Pc. UI Pit Group, $535. Free MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 3495.40'3fl.1959 ROIRIII OVER 4 MILLION IN SALES iN 1979 Bath tub regatta or whatever 32) 6325 WE ARE BACK 51-Household Goods ______________________________ Antique Tub--good for FRI. NITE 7:30 PM REALTOR 3224991 STE N STROM (.enral Heat I Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SFRS, Sanford 332-1771 71-Antiques General L.ndscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming 323 2948. ' ' I* _ . ___ . (1$ J piiii,i i""' ___ . . ( __ C1iA ____ ,L*MI - M. *uuum,v 00 TlI$ CITY OP SANP010, _________ ____ "S'LIN .- )j -:: ., - '- __ - ___ - - ___ '42,500 - . 'I. - ' - -. - '130,000' ci$ - '. ,- -. i 1-I I..' - - 1*1.1.17,': :r ...lTU$5*dhthaa,,lof ' 4 jun11. - __ __ I - jep - "" MORSiW Ha:.ISNLi,, dew*ad t'lJI$INVl IUN,_ISPl. ____ •or.w.muywwsresaa l.mrSM 'uij1iW, .Ths yew .ep. of . _____ ___ ,eeIsllto*s1ammpy - -- - REAL. ESTATE . _____ - __ : vasumivaim. are • Npaufoilfodosn.Iulsm*lmay - 11111- nit leSsr-hl . ___ bide hi raupersu IS thIS isv*allim RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ow will no. be-. dis011fo1100 Lad Kaiwl MiNthp ,, .., ,s, 1S 110 Nd. Yilk AVIRUIJ to s, an 10P*4fISI*5 'colsr,r51foisn.Ni.a51.5In beland. PISdOL address is: allen. !1S. -rn s, iiaiwt, imums ceftor, '----r-'_ ublIS NelISRd $$dPM$:Nt lii an wisnNr EteNtst at 5)31, sgaIw vs : 'set_gasis tsr wns*iw Iv M1rnhagah ymar. âda.du, ,in,im sus. NINNy ui lOw shun the 7th day of Isplamber, IN IS '- psy iusat -- - - - NOTICI00*CT *0InadlINlimth5dN5Init - '.Or 11401 all bIdders- wiN-b, of. Id cause, and toot pee ave TO: 1011$ RAVE LIE abawen. N.dId ,i riSWWIsiPeIaJsux wIth his weINW'cauw, In this - 2' . io commercial- 100' on 54lfOrd Ave. $113.0,. '• . ____ ,-.'---- ."z; ' . . , -' - " k. snow. - __ VIDNAY AU*T DO 0w4.er motivated 2 SR. 1 B, ciport. den wwet bar, satin '- " - " Ameriss 1* 1kw,) 4 L - Prices are going down on aimost new portable Wither & Dryer, Sears Co%dspot ref. 2621 5. Sanford Ave., 322 1191. Open Tue-s. Ihru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30. STEMPER AGENCY ____ - - -'u- . _____ _____ - '- _______ - . . - - ' . - - -. Immaculate 4CR, 2 B, 2 car g$iage w-w carpet, C H&A, filOd bk yd. 533,900. ..-.' ________ DOsed drawiN -panrJ L.w'edWv of (J 11 r $7 p.m, fl Dank, 8*414 Iagwsid. - -- .' . - - WWI WMI U __ - - . ___ S. Ho,abouta4BR, 1 i,oldet home $ Melionvilie Ave., 2 garages, f.ced bk yt, fruit tree, a.' ,ra lot for only $25,100. .... __ w. - 325spIit plan, dbl. corner lot, ,, trees. Come a'runnln only $3JI0.VAorFHA. - - _____ - . Ea3yrnaintenanceforthls3 BR, 1 5 ,fqr $27,900. 511.000 den. no .Ufvmno or VA or FHA. - ________ - - Nfd4 BR, 25? Carport, fenced C HIA, x nicely landscaped,location. carpet. Good tsoo. - Soulsed AL Ws's Greq, * p.m., ,isi mst ai. Caus'si LA. cosW. $ p.m., Mr' Lutheran. ___ - - ' . Provlds&e and a I..kh LA, $ pa. ipss± IWissy 1kw. 301 ,- : . - _______ ___ _____ Sipö1cleanoider3BR,2Bw.new cait, FP, enc. front porch + fluit' trees & garage for Mt $31,300. Call us new. - ____ --- I REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or - Night - ___ • c . home, featuring garden rm., MeMal LR & OR, FR & a study. On~ acre lot. Strictly by appt. Bobby Greene, REALTOR 631- ******** . . LIU5WSnd LA, elosid, $ p.m., Raihleg mu. Miravian Qurch, 434. Is' I1,is, I paL, Orlando Giedui Y AI Clii ___ Clii, 710 E. Rollim Ave., Orimido. SA1JRDAY, AUGUST 11 of $ pm., (3 - ' Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri. cal, Plumbing Service 8 Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6294. Lic., Bonded & Ins. tIE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nilure Salvage. 332 $121. 904 775 3553 Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, 1 bath home on large tot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keys See This. Inc. 3004 Lilly Ct. Charm of an old Florida home will be found In this modernized .1 BR, 45, pool . - . AUGUST11 $ ,.,7-- William Mallczowski Realtor 904 736 6823 Lawn Service * FLASHI FLASHI Harold Hall Realty .3227103. Air Conditioning ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any conditioned 6.44 1126 $40,400. patio, sc porch I drapes. Call today. See to believe. 171.400. BUILDER. 322.2211. _______________________ 3EL 1.5 bath, spilt plan. $32,500. ,: - ______________ - rmav WALK TO IDYLLWILDE ELE. MENTARY 4 BR, 2 B. new roof, - ROCK Screened & Washed Cty. Approved for Drainfleid Central Contracting Inc. CLIKE THE COUNTRY? 9+ acres in Osteen with 1g. 3 BR, 1½ B, nearly new mobile home. - - - - - __________________ _____ - ML! uatIfied buyer. $32,000 to Low down payments. -_...-. - - ___ 123-4061 or eves. 3334617 See now, 513,sqo. plumbing fixtures, bid. material. 322-5639 camera; model flO prOiectorw ; Comet late '74, 70,000 ml. Like new in&out, 23 mpg.. reg. gas. Pepsi blue never scratched, auto, uses no oil. $1995, worth more. No. S New Tribes Mission, Oviedo. Good used furn, appliances. built in editor new lenticular screen, SOxSO. All $225. $30 4466. sWAGON WHEEL CHARM BR, 2 5 ranch style home, iust listed. Situated on co. lot, lush landscaping. $49400.. Call today for appt. SIAUTIPUL- $aOt uprsitlgious Dltona Estates. Many shade tries make perfect Fl. setting. Paved street 1, Much More. 00 pct. assumable mortgage. 137,500. JOHNNYWALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 322.4457 Aft.5322.7)l1 N$W73$ Homes,. pct. Interest to . - ___ _____ - _ - - CuIIThNh)S. HIGH & DRY In Delary 3 BR, 2 beth biodihome. Central H&A, w.w carpet, screened porch, sodded yard, - amoide 8WIl4I. South Velmi. Iid..a, 7:30 sm., Ds*oaa Ian. We1$ Wstebsrg, 10 am., Spars, Ailemadi Mail. TuiI.w.sd AL, closed, S p.m., • - ____________________________ - s.'.ei, Smdb R.tasy, 7:30 sm. Lied Qminliy'a, .- REALTOR - .- FRIDAY, AVGUST 10 Kjw., 7 sm., Jerry's, Siuiiord I; ' -. kmiis -; - :'M. Unsworth Realty - - - - -. t - - our lot or yours. - '71 Ford LTD Squire wagon. Excellent mechanical condition. New inspection sticker, very clean. Must sell. 3600 or best off er. Call Ron 3fl-6583--work 322 34)3. $311 for further details. Movie Outfit 8 mm Keystone, model KS. El. eye. magazine REALTOR 322 4000 MLS For Sale: 1965 Chevelle Convertible. 2208 Park, Apt. 4, Sanford after 6 p-rn. 68-Wanted to Buy - Sanford. 322 8721. Raborn RIALTY - Hwy 92, I mite west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, wilt hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the Only one in Florida. You set the- reserved price. Call 904 255- ;iberian Husky pups black & white AKC registered, 371 0350 or 373-1167 or 372 6017. S Pc. UI Suite-Sofa, Love-seat, Chair. Ottoman & Re-diner All for $399. F,e-e- Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of REALTORS 647-5560 Maitland Office Offices Open Daily lam 1pm LOCH ARBOR cust 1-2 in Sanford's finest section, ii only 6 yr. old. 16x32 pool w.1200 cool deck. 4 BR is ideal forrec. rm. 2 blks to gIf course. 549,900. 3233324 ___________________ 123x330. Zoned com- HUSKEY REALTY DUPLEX QUADRAPLEX building sits. Corner lot shaded & cony. located near schools & shopping. $12,000. 2433, S French (17 92) Sanford 339.050I lot, 80-Autos for Sale JUST MAI'E PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 -*605 (Dealer). 323-5072 $721. mercial. $30,000. Beverly B. Mason Realtor-Associate. near hap. & shopping. Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm., neat Inc., Realtors ___________ ESTATE SALE Mercury Comet 1966 2 dr. sedan, 6 cyl. Auto, PS, PB 66.000 mi. Clean. Red int.-wtite outside, 5-500 CASH. 372 6230. 323 1039. Low ml. aft. 5. 323-1980 Puppies Cash 322.4132 9ft. glassed top display case 26 in. deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17 92 So. of Sanford 327- deep GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. Mint Cond. 2 BR (C} The Real Estate Agency HAVA FHA23S Ii 245 '' -'- . '- - __________________ , - .iJ1d to Suit - - -, - ______ ____ ' ______________________ GFUteT Semi-i, Temtmktreee, 7:10 p.m., Episcopal P&'ISh HOuse, ITpl'IIS. Seminole R.bskak 1Mg. 43, $ pm., Odd Fellows Hall, 1U7 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. OversatetsAissyass, 7:10p.m., CITInImIty Undid Metho Qig'd, Cijbiry, AlAISU, $ p.m., Halfway Hoias, Lake Mmmii. Delve, Airport. _____ "• ______ Bathed LA, 8p.m., 1307 W. First I. C. 44llamonte Dr. - building. -- 4 . - 'l62tontruck New flat bed, cxc. cond. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Pit Bull Firebird Esprit V 8, auto, air. AM FM stereo, 25000 mi., rur.s like a char,-'l. $1100. Call 862-7126 o' 332 9246 65-Pets-Supplies - 32 2-1917 1110W. FIRST STREET Make Offerl 2 story, 10 room on ______ REALTOR' 33'oso, ' . 10 a.m., Lake Mary P1arian _____ - leg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Phone322.1S$1, Sanford _ -Aft. Hrs. 3fl.743, 327-4569 - - Church; 7 p.m. Qfty Dist Werkshep 10a.m. and? p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate MaIL Altansasfo Springs 8isth$esintkAh, noon, Mental Health Center, ROhin Road, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, Mo }fo33 y Jan 5xijaj Senior ClUzem Dane., 2p.m., A.ak CadIf Sanford Seminsle Jaycees beard 7:30 p.m., Jaycee - a. clean. $35,500. INC. ___ . - 1977 79-Trucks-Trailers - arry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used turniture, Refrig., Stoves, toots. For Sale, $73 W. Garnelt White BATEMAN REALTY _______ - - ' ____ ' - , OFFICERENTAL (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total ww carpet, ideal for professional suite. REALTY WORLD.. . _ , 1ii1i, San.fordRotaract, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Se 41-Houses - -. -- . _____ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 L - ____________- ' - I ________________________ Ron Beck BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 323 710 - mattresses $30 set. Sanford 4!-Hoes 41-Houses area Sf9,750. 1979 Custom Jeep CJ 5. Take- over payments, have to see to ap predate. Call 319-3331 or 3231332. Motorcycle Insurance Lawnmower sales S service. W sell the best & service the resi Western Auto 301W. 1st St. 322 410 I Hahn Riding Mower shopping, school 1. recreatIon auto, air, PS, PB. Excetlen? cond. Make offer. 323 1130. 78-Motorcycles -- -- 32nd St. Auction 1215 S. French, 323 7310. beautifully landscaped, close to I Sanford2BR,2bath,allappl,,w.w arpet, pool, close to qverythlng. Asking $35,750. 327.0333. . agalnit the ESTATE OF FRANKIE 1973 Plymouth Valiant, small V Mother unable to care for planti - Must sell. First fifty get ire plant. Some rare include clivias, begonias. draecenas etc. Large plants bring owl shovel-you dig. Palms. azaleal camellias. Mrs. Geo. McCall Not before 10a.m. Thurs. 209 E Beds, ObI motel box springs 8. "Well, they didn't process al vitamins out to be9in with, then they couldn't charge YOU extra to put them back in!" room, Ideal for large family, Im. G.I. type gas cans. 5)9.99 ca ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0Sanford Ave 32? 579) 11 I NEWLY DECORATED ________________________ - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 32? 5622 311 313 E. First St rn.rns CALL USTODAY about thIs 3 BR,? bath home w• C H$.A. located on a corner lot. Easy financing with FHA or VA available. $35,500. - - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Will stay w.elderly or sick Advertlsingolrector MAE CHILSOLM, deceased: and all the Estate of NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: that the administration of the estate From 1.3,5 daywk. Exc. Ref. unknown parties having or claiming Ella Pearl Yarboraugh, of Anita W. Harper, deceased, File Notice is hereby given that the 321.0473 to have any right, title or interest in Board Ewning Ifrg1g Deceased Number 79.301.CP, is pending In the of Adlustment of the City of ____________________________ the property herein,-DefendantsHutchison, Jr. W.C. Circuit Court for Seminole County, Sanford will hold a regular meetIng NOTICE OF SUIT AND ORDER OflAUQUst2I,I,7,,intheCItyHallat HUTCHISON & MORRIS 24-Business Oi1unitlis Florida, Probate Divislo, the ad. 300 N. French Ave. FOR UNNAMED DEFINDANTS 11:30 A.M. In order to consider a P.O. Drawer H 'S of which ii Seminole County Sanford, Florida TO APPEAR AND PLEAD request for a variance in the Zoning Sanford, Fl. 32771 Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. TM ______________________ Own Your Own Buslnessl Are (SERVICE IV PUILICATION) inanc,as itp,rtalnstorear yard (305) 3224051 personal representativeof theestale distributor fqr Rand TO: ALL unknown heirs, devsees, setback requirements In SRi Zoned Attorneys for Personal Represen. is Neal A. Harper, Jr., WItOSI ad. Maps. No Selling. Service Iegateei, grantees, assignees, ___ Academy Manor, tatives 94, dress is 1107 AllIson Avenue, Lot District in company estaoilshed accese timers, creditors, trustees, or other Unit ORGANIST CHOIR Publish: August 1, I, 1979 Aflamorde Springs, Florida. The Investments 12,700 to $1340 claimants, by. through, under or name and address of the .ersonal BelngnoresecillllydesCribed OEM.11 DIRECTOR secured by Inventory ald against PRANKIE MAE CHISOLM, es located at 161 lethune Circle. rltirsMfltativV$ attorney ore ' equipment. Write, Include fl, decasd: and all unknown parties - P$an INVITATION TO BID forth below. Grace United Methodist Church. addresa. telephone and three or datmlng Is have any addition of S.F residence. The Housk Authority it liii City Th Sanford, Florida. Cell All persan. having claIms or references to Persoflnel rIgh$,t%Ilssrinsariit inihepragerty of Sanford, Florid. *tU recelvsblds demand. asslnst the essato we Fri. p.12, 322.102 or 333-2103. Qfrictor NUAGE, 2121 tevallo Read, S. W. .W?• maintenanc, age net YOU in 16.1, DAY CARE CENTER AND THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF mingham,Alabama3J2liOjcall PublIsh: August I. 17, 1979 Apply In person Sanford Nursing above Court by the UnIted States toll tree 1.500433.1313. EXPANSION TO MAINTENANCE THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk DEIM.26 a. cony. j'ion o Mellonville. ______________________ AmerIca, to foreclose ,t,e mortgage ______________________ SHOP BUILDING only, until 2:10 of the above court a written en the following descrIbed property: P.M., on the Silt day it August 1579, statement of any claim or 2$-AØ5. 1 I'IIIISE'I Lit land the W1S feet it Lot I, Block NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC at the Administration Building, they may have. Each claIm must be * * * * * ** * "I" First Addition, DIXIE Toilers Notice Is hereby given that the Castle Brewer Court Westliffi P., In wrIting and must indicate the TERRACE, according to piat Board of Ad$ustm.nt of the City of Sanford, Florida at which time and bells for the claim, the name and NOTJUSTAN thereat asrecorded In Fiat look 10, Santordwll$hold a regular meeting piac.allbid.wlllbep.mleclyopened aderIssofmecrwftororhis.g Working ladyS3yrs.,would Hk AGENCY page 29 Of the PublIc Records of onAugust2l,1579,intheCityHaIlat and read aloud, shareher3IR,2bathhomewth or attorney, and the amount BUTASERVICE Seminole County, Florida, and you 11:30 AM. In order to consider a same. Everything fum. Muds Proposed forms or contract do. claimed. If the claim IS yet are ordered and required to appear request for a varIance in the Zoning cuments, including plans and spa. the date when It will become due YOUR FUTURE OUR CONCERN ________________________ fut. references. 323451. and plead in said action, and file Ordinance as it pertains to front ch'ICatIons, are an file at the office shall be stated. If the claim is your answer with the Clerk of this yard setback requirements in SRi of the Housk Ai4herl$y it the City contIngent or unliquldated, the SWITCHBOARD 29-Roonn Court at Orlando, Florida, and to Zoned Distvictin Lot?, Ilk C, Unit 2, ci Sanford, Florida, AdrnInI$tre$Ioqt nsture,of Itie uncertainty shall be someexperlence serve a copy theçeof upon the Country Club Manor. BuildIng, Castle Irewer Court, stated. It the claim Is secured, Plaintiff's attormes, Gary L. Sets, Being more specifically descrIbed Sanford, Ploiidaandtheofflceofttie security shall be described. The RE-STAURANTMGR. Roomforrentinpriyataiinw..:- . United $tatesAflorney, and iCendell as located at 106 Mayrose Drive. ArchItects, Gvtmann, Dragish claimant shall delIver surnciens Wbath&kltprlvlleges. P rlenc. W. Wherry, Militant United States Planned use of the property, Associates, Architects, Plannirs copes. at the ciaim.to the clerk to 3237239 Attorney, Pow Office lox 2553, addition to S.F residence. Inc., Sanford Atlantic lank ortable the clerk to mill one copy to GENERAL OFFICE Orlando, Florida 31111, not later IL. Perkins Build, $uIte*p.O. Draw 911, each per.enil r.pr,sow.ti,e. Sanford GraciQus living. lees. than October I, 1915. II you sail to do Chairman Sanford. Florida. Will train Weekly, mOnthly rates. lnquirg - All ps,sana liwanaiw i, so. iud.men! by default will be Beard of Adlustment 100$. Copies at the dacwnen$s may be' to whom a ceØ of ittis Notice at Oak $417113MAINTENANCE entered against you isv the relief Publish: August 0,17,1979 obtaIned by depesiting IIUO with A*ninhstratjorshasbeeflmefledare _________________ demand is the cemplaiN.- It is, DEM.V A.CKno*$edge the kcftllect for each set of required WITHIN - THREE OlDlRlDthattheabevsnoticeit decun?ss.obtained.$udtdaposlt MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF suit end order for unnamed Pi'SECRETARIES __________________W$HbSItUSISdISMdlpSiSInlii THE FIRST -PUBLICATION OF PICTITIOU$NAMI Plce hereby given that I am rsturmsmeplans.specwIowiepj THIS NOTIC$,toflloye.ji. legal, experIence, good with Ossary. Ileslfersenlers. Lowly) (Service by Publication) b• engaged in busIness .1117 Marker 5111ev decumelds iS gIld Coridlilsis they miv hive that dlaHor..s. the figwe5. SR. air, close to churches-a. published by the United States p. AttamoiWe Springs, Fl. 37701 wHam ii days after bid opening, validity at the scffint's wIll, tile shIpping, 322.5554. 440 44N " Marshal Inc newspeppr,of general A cod inome County, Flerlda,under the chick or bank draft, quaiiticatlens St the persOnal cfrcvl$$lsat In Seminole County, fictitious name of ALTAMONTE payable tithe Heusin, Aidisrity at raplsla,saHve, or toe venue or STOP IN TODAY Delterta Florida, e a week ja, sIx (4) TOWING SERVICE, and that I the City el Sanford, PIsrNe, U., lurISdlctloNatIhecewt,bath.- All kItchen aPPIII%c1 BE WORKING censocutive weeks cOthmencing i,eendtorepister.s&dnamewllhffie Oavsrnmimt lands, or a IsHelac. ALL. CLAIMS, DSMAND$, AND Carpeted. kre.ned N, DONE and OR. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole levy III BIRd slec*asd by 1 bid. OBJECTIONS NOT. $0 PILED TOMORROW chiidisn or =5 DIRID at Orlasldd, Florida this County, Florida in accordance with dIva end acceptable sawstlis In an WiLL. lSPOREVUBAUID 911 FrenchAve. seawlty. 141 Landmard. j 12th dayef July, 1979. (arneref 15th) sloI4 at the Fldltleus nt*to1perc4icit14bld the Deteit*eflrstpwWketloee,t •. JO N & REID, JR. Name StaMes, To.Wtt: Section - 11111 K simistel wish .a lid. Notice at Messitrallon: Augusti, EMPLOYMENT UNITED STATES DISTRICT '4349 Florida statutes 1101. The suraitul bidda shis 'Ii $91. 1 BR- s a.t. *it. JUDGE en i.alie Ada. Just ss.ei AmIwI 51g. Gene's AvIs Repair, Inc. rguWed Is isnds ow pey for Neal & Harper, it.. Publish: Augusts, 13.22,29, SIP SM. on 17.9$ hi sit Islaclir!. performance and Eugene Roy, presIlei U PJI..51 RIPrUIIdaftve at lember 11), 1919 pvölislt: July15, 23, Aug.11 1579 PSVMIIW bend or bands. tile latole ot 323..47S Mariner's 01M4 011.14 ?dISntlellN$lISdle*eSllterm Ulfo 5. KarP., .req*hleiSeseIldapdIMNpvja. lati*iid B.1ndbiU. lsriWed IS bid ATTORNEY FOR PIRIONAl. iN TIØU CIRCUIT COURT op IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR *tNuiIaNSldanIIadsUnNPilci. RIPtISINTATIVE: AttentioN Is called Si tile WIIIIemA. Ledlor. lii SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA preulsiens tsr eopat .mplevmant P. SIR 1110 CAll NO. fl.CA43'* 55 ND. 79J494A4$4( - ,ppe551y, pjpyepa. aet tees Sanford. PleV 32971 ATLANTIC BANK SEMINOLE, ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OP then tile miNimum wails. ow Tshipltiu: $11SS a Netlonci bankingOP corpon. SEMINOLE, a National bsnkM wepsoselfolil VjU I, ii. 1w, icifteilpis PubllI NEWCOMERI ... Plaintiff, corpsratlon. osa.s must be pus en tois esis.u. vs. p•be• ttiet*eymustatiirniaigveiyepoure INTNICIRCUITCOURT,INallo OTIS TAYLOR, Jl.,.a.k4 OTIS - hlluuiul OTIS TAYLOR, JR., o.k.a OTIS that In any coidrad inUred Info POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, TAYLOR a EDWARD FlORIDA TAYLOR and aim ass_It EDWARD S. pursileof Is Ii$$MIYIR, JR., B1UMIY1I, JR.,. mearity_ausmees Intsip,isos wrn CIVIL ACTION NO. 794171-CM$l SN UI TM MARRIASI 00 be ofirdal fuN rtsnI,y DefijitanIs. Plsa Ousad 'flefsidanls. sinisassesowmaluwea CHARLES 1. LII NOTCIOF ACTION ACTION sIe,s of THE STATE OP FLORIDA . ?s THE STATE OP FLORIDA Patltisnsv ani wIlt not be discriminated 'TO: IOWA*D$. IIUMIYER, JR• TO: OTIS TAYLOR, A JRP eh.a hum vs wit Wins I tile siim ot race, aid wiieaaeddrss. IS Uiikiaai - OTIS TAYLOR pruInpi.vhpls him osi * aior,rlja1wasevpaterigj 1011$ KAY! LEE YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED ed.ui is tilMuiJa - In 55 idaielhaa is, awerd. that an adim has baum fled Nlhist p,iJiSU*. ISIS loll IN' YOU All HERESY NOTIFIED. Is casidaaei with lasruilve j55J.; ..' ' youis*lsCaudInlileibevaanINI ghj InlerCoastal Water Way. 6 ml. south of New Smyrna. $32,000. 322-3105 as for Tony or Louise. __________________ - -- -.- IN THE ESTATE: 100' frontage, approx 500' deep on NiI.ii IIIIS SriIit Sais.rd Avi. _______________ -. Lorraine Y. Whiting As Personal Representatives of Top Dollar Paid for iunk & us cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment 322-5990 Dish Gardens, foliage, cactus Episcia. hanolno baskets Redlon Nursery, 420 S. Countr Club Rd., Lake Mary. 323-5681 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 323.7627 between 2 ____________________ DEMlI d.BYter Front Property aola Area. snsmo., ' claImants, by, through, under or - FILL DIRTS TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323 7580 _________________ ' . 90-Autos for Sale - all. Unfurnished , - - 01 2 BR, 1 0, remodeled frame home, fenced yd., very clean. Good area. $29,900. Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., Private entrance, adults only, no __________________ No Deltona. $5000 for - ' WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES P Legg, Lc. Mtg. Broker. 875 No. 4-I) Wymore Rd., Aitamorite 862 7-483 77-Junk Cars Removed 62-Lawn-Garden 3 hoice lots ready to build on in deØollt. No pets. 574233?. - L.gai Notice Duplex (2) 2 BR units furn. & rented $23,900. Only $4000 down. Owner will hold. Smalllakecottage.vlc. III 46.A. 1.it 2 adults. Lease + security - Wanted Get Cash Buyers for a small in- vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for resultS. 372 2611 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed Items with a Herald CIaiIf led Ad. Call 3fl.2611 or 3.9993. °' Estate Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity 377 0216 brick cons?. on corner lot. Fenced, Only 7 fl i•uIuI•UuII AV - - __ 41-Houses _____ - I Wednesday, Aug. I, in-n _________ -_ __________________________________________________________________________ '- '- -.-- - _____ . _________________ . . v -.. . ___ - -- _______ ___________ - -- --- - -. ---- ..41y - 1 :Rr' '' ..,?. ';'- �VV itt—EvenWog HiraW Sanford, Fl. , Wsdsdy, Avg. 1, I,1 ,.::;'-:.'.;::..; ••.. . i hy 7. •; I-•• •, ,,c c• - !. - YJ 'st Year, No. 304—Thursday, August 9,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 1,01 00 '.: 100 0 I-- ..t. NA • 10 vA ... '- I :•:H 0100 • i 4; I 1 . TOTAL ' L PRIZES • .. $'f NA.•.• ;'• r• - - :: j - - --'-::' ••.••_•'-•;- :•. • ',-'? yi4Lt] C _ 04 Accusations painting the Longwood Elementary School principal as an unstable woman who spies on her faculty are "absolutely groundless," said Seminole County Superintendent of Schools William Layer. Layer had been directed by a school board member to investigate "serious allegations" against principal Arletta Coberly and he reported his findings Wednesday to the school board. The Investigation came after a group of 150 teachers, parents and staff appeared before the school board last month to discuss the Issue. They came to praise Mrs. Coberly as a "superior administrator" or to criticize her as a woman who eavesdrops on the telephone and searches classrooms. In addition to his report, Layer told the school board he would Implement two of his recommendations whether members supported them or net. Layer said he would have a pay telephone installed at the elementary school "for those who are concerned with the privacy of their telephone calls." He also has routed a memo to both the president and executive director of the teachers' union, Seminole Education Association (SEA) Informing them that faculty at Longwood who wish a transfer should submit that request to the superintendent. Those teachers would be transferred should vacancies arise at other schools where they have the proper qualifications, he said. - School Board members Pat Telson, who requested the Superu*endent's investigation, and Al Keeth said they were 81affjj1 with the investigation. But members mbers William Kroll and Robert Feather, chairman, questioned two petitions received in support of an independent investigation of the principal and administrative practices at Longwood Elementary School. One petition had been signed by more then 100 residents of Longwood, while the other listed 26 signatures. Layer told the school board the petitioners are having a "governmeMal agency" conduct an Investigation. When school board members asked who, Layer refused to give the name in ubllc, "because the press would badger them," he said. The superintendent recommended the school board take no action on the Longwood investigation until the petitioners' In. .., 119 -PC N x. WF C1 PATTIES (3Ll. lox 1 ,.••-•I •••• '• V.• t.LP. ,y f - Ip !1 1t'-.,*.j. • P't' 4 (III £ A BRAND RADI 'A' I IIAGE 6S •I - .jz: • PLAAW GEN. WILLIAM C. BRANAN (REV oses all-volunteer 11.IWass I, favors the draft but no one was hurt," he explained. Information on the Incident still is conS sldered sensitive. Branan, accumulating a career total of 6,200 hours flying time, was awarded the Air Medal in 1965 after flying 28 combat missions during a one year tour of . .. •fP1•Aflfl "- By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Mills, 22, of 1115 Locust Ave., Sanford, was indicted on murder Greene said of the immunity otter to Ashley. charges by a grand Jury in June. The grand Jury did not name The granting of immunity also extends to Ashley for "any and Ashley in that indictment. However, Ashley was arrested on June all robberies between May 8, 1979 and this date." In return for The one man who may be able to Identify Gregory Mills as the 8 for armed robbery in connection with the abduction of a man at Immunity I assistant state's attorney Don Marblestone , said, armed burglar who police say shot and killed retired Sanford a Sanford convenience store. Ashley must agree to testify fully and truthfully regarding all of businessman James Wright now appears ready to deliver the Ashley has been offered immunity from prosecution on charges the Incidents. testimony. ____ ____ damming Greene said the deal with Ashley came as "a bombshell," and robbery in which he was arrested and V"l' Lop ____ ____ f -f1owt sw - -' -. sMAhs wwMhevs Ashley's dupoelMon N1w ius aus to l bSàu* -E- to res4___ — The burglary and subsequent shooting death of Wright on pected to give his deposition that could have brought him three life sentences and one death sometime next week. May 5 sentence. The Immunity will be granted In return for To date, there have been statements taken from two persons — The robbery of the John Fox home in Sanford on May 8 during who testimony for the state In the case against said they talked to Mills shortly after the Wright shooting. "Ashley got Immunity to the whole ball game," Mills' attorney which the .410 gauge shotgun allegedly used to kill Wright was Both witnesses, Viola Mae Stafford and Sylvester Davis, inThomas Greene said today, stolen. that Mills told them he had been Involved In a shooting. — The May 10 armed robbery of a Continental Foods truck dicated The announcement of the offer to Ashley came Just 16 ho Davis was arrested in June on burglary charges, but he has driver near a Sanford convenience store. before the scheduled start of the murder trial today and force been given Immunity in return for his testimony against Mills. Greene to seek a postponement of the trial until Aug. 27. Circuit — The May 24 attempted robbery and shotgun wounding of a However, he is In the Seminole County jail today on a warrant Judge William Woodson late Wednesday afternoon granted the IS. Sanford convenience store clerk, from Tallahassee charging violation of parole. day delay. Greene said that Ashley, already on probation for a 1974 rob Greene said that no one outside of Ashley has identified Mills as Mills Ashley were picked up and questioned May 25 bery, would have faced a possible life sentence for each of the the man who allegedly shot Wright. But Marbiestone said he shortly after the early morning shotgun slaying of Wright at his armed robbery charges and a possible death sentence If he were would not comment as to whether or not the prosecution's case 445Elliott Ave. The two men were found by Sanford to be charged and convicted In connection With the Wright against Mills rested on Ashley's testimony. home '-at& ft murder scene but police did not have evidence at murder. "The reasons for granting Immunity to Ashley will be detailed thattime to hold the pair. , - ever seen In this circuit," after the ease against Gregory Mills settled," "It's the most Incredible thing I've Weston said. — Mrs. Cob.rly dependent agency presents its findings before the board. Judy Patient, a Longwood mother who helped circulate the petition, said no agency has been assigned or volunteered to conduct the Investigation at this time. Gene Grooms, SEA executive directors said the petitioners may contact the Professional Practices Council (PPC), the invedigative arm of the Florida Department of Education. Mrs. Coberly said she was pleased with the superintendent's report: "I feel the superintendent did a fine job of reporting the facts. He is to be commended." In his findings report, the superintendent gave several reasons for determining the accusations against Mrs. Coberly were inva -H, said 00 percent of the group of 150 that spoke before the ichool board had been in favor of Mrs. Coberly and the ad- ifllnidrative practices at the elementary school. - "I could draw up 20 percent against any school In Seminole WASHINGTON (UPI) — In. But the price of gasoline and -Comfy any time any place," Layer said. "I could get people to Ostion at the wholesale Level home heating oil jumped saytithip about the programs, principals, teachers, ciutodlans." soared 1.1 percent during July shar H. celled that group that had asked for the principal's removal as skyrocketing energy costs "an oral minority" and said the school board should not "bow to continued to rampage through statistics contained In the new I.Mb tactics." the economy, the government report Involved wholesale ; "That would be an open invitation for similar pressure groups reported today. prices at the Intermediate and Wholes ale Costs -- V r • •• - -, -• P - -- tj'.rt the same kind of tactics In 40 different schools," LayerThe Labor Department's bil. crude levels. They showed that tial inflation report for the According to the Management Information System of Florida, second half of 1979 was dIsna1 ate prices roes by 1.9 percent, Longwood E1evneMry School Is rwmlng its achievement and contradicted White House the largest jump in nearly five assesemed tests in both a "cod effectiveness and efficient Projections that intlonShould years. Crude prices climbed at manner," Layer said, ease off during the remainder the fastest clip since February. Out of 24 elementary schools, Longwood Elementary School's Of the year. The July report from the It showed food prices last Labor Department Is the first third graders who took the test rank ninth In Seminole County month were unchanged from official measurement of Inflahile the school's fifth graders rank first, Layer said. Layer pointed out no Longwood teacher has filed a grievance the June level. Food teds had tion during the second half of with the school board since collective bargaining was adopted. declined In each Of the three 1979. The first six months of the Proceeding months. year were horrible, — SHARON CARRASCO Walter O'Malley Dies • •. . Jump 1.1 Percent - also o - a fin. job of reporting the facts - H. duty in southeast Asia. ! flew the only tanker iKC135i out of Okinawa, for 30 days, refueling fighters over North Viet. nam," he said. Branan, promoted to Brigadier General in 1974, is an advocate of the draft. He believes it is an essential part of the military and he opposes the all-volunteer arm). c "I've always felt it wouldn't hurt anybody to spend a year or two in the military service," he said. "At least you would have a 4 pool of trained people if they were needed. "I'm not convinced that we're getting the quantity or quality of men) that the armed forces need for their highly - technical programs." Retiring from the military in 1976, Branan and his wife Sarah have t been married 30 years and have five children. t- ,-'- tCVvV, &UJ,- .I - Witness Gets Immunity In Murder C use 'I feel the superintendent did - In 1958, Branan in. vestigated an incident for the Air Force that was widely publicized by Life magazine. "I was the chief investigating officer (concerning) an unarmed A-bomb that accidentally fell out of a B-47 over South Carolina. It hit the ground, of the Salt II Treaty. However, I'm totally against any treaty that Retired USAF Brigadier can't be easily verified." General William C. Congress will resume Branan, of Longwood, a discussions of ratification veteran of more than 30 of the Treaty when it years military service, is returns after its August skeptical of the SALT II recess. Treaty because of the Branan, 54, a native of difficulty In verifying Sanford, graduated from compliance. Seminole High School in "In 1974 and 1975 I was in 1942 where he won the charge of all airborne Peter Schaal MW' Trophy surveillance activities for as a member of the 1941 the North American "Celery Feds" football Defense Command team. (NORAD), 14th AerospaceBranan entered the Force, Colorado Springs,. military In 1943 as an InColorado," he said in an structor pilot In the Army interview. "I personally Air Corp and later was sent cannot be assured that all to Panama, where he flew activities on either side can 13-17s and B-24s on subbe monitored. marine patrol "I'm Just opposed to During the Korean war treaties that appear to give Branan was stationed in advantages to one side. In Europe. "I was in one of an open society like ours as two 'atomic capable' units opposed to a closed society, in Europe," he said. "We the advantage is obvious, could carry the atomic "I've not been a student bomb." •P.J-IJ• £4a swe: lea red? L" E I.PKG. LI. :. By JERRY FRAZIER Herald Correspondent •. 1UND F I. • -- red General - UM C10110 :HANDIPAK W.D .• Local Retio Opposes Salt II Treaty Addombks P rincipal #:.&_•i - • - .r 4: : • p. • ...•... .;'•.• ' •' ••'• p Longwood a1JUSIL NA. _l UIM• .i % ."•J,p_,J.•___•_••.•_ .• *IVI.U* NA. _ - - - 4 : - - Today . -'...' ANGELES ___ .L _____ (UPI) — biseball club announced. 4A Dr. Lb ..................23 Willie O'Mall.y, chairman of OMalley, 75, died Of congeae .................... 25 Hitsiqe ................. 25 thi board of the Los Angeles live heart failure, the s* ii.$tal ...................2* Deftem died todl3? in Metho- said. Cesoks ....................21 OUHSELVF ........... 1*31 diet Hospital in Rochester, He had beesi in Methodist .................. SPSrin ...................8-7* Mian.,wbsrehebadbsenunder I1ota1 of the Mayo EdilsrIal ..................IA Tilevidsa treatment for cancer, the since D.a'AbY .................23 Weather ...................2* - team - Rising • Herald WET PAVEMENT CAUSES CRASH Pilots by Tom Vincsut Seminole County School Board truck tipped over on Its side Wednesday afternoon when Darryl Britton of the maintenance department lost control of the vehicle on the wet pavement. No one was Injured, Seminole County public safety firefighters responded to the scene at Markham Woods Road, about two miles north of E.E. Williamson Road, Longwood. Food Prices Bring School Lunch Cost Incr'ease — From $1.10 to $US for Mrs. Whitmore said. "It bidet coda In labor," Mrs. Whitmore Mrs. Whitmore explained. $329000 is proposed to finance Word lunch increase f In other business, the school students and adults durinlil theadult. (faculty, principals, been increased in several years said. "Those three are the most employee benefits of social board approved the ____ before that." 197940 school year. Lunch adsnlntdrdfve staff. For ezampie, 4'a pint Of milk dramatic ones." security, retirement and in. economically needy policy )us to neW food priceswill be Increased as will cod four cents more this strance coverage, he said. where lunches are granted free ails, teaches served In fol1lou: year then last year, she said. D.F. Kirkpatrick, usljtarg Last year, the food service or at a reduced rate to needy 10 of food service for SWAIN* cent 1ncrse In part w as InileCiedy iebo C" to os y pelie iesie• advised pivnitpj by the "drniatic" Hamburger patties have In. director of food service, said budget was $3,446,000 of which fam ilies. — the proposed budget for the $1,500,000 accounted for foods the sftd MOM thell Wa eaft of 19 ft" tire food service program K I r k pa t r I c k said. en food Mimi may nsiid to be in items, she e9Jed ftf'.h Fjada; Kirkpatrick announced cimtseach.Atwooimce serving next ;i liminol. Coedy School year is $3,715,). This Approximately Viednesday 2,853,000 school creasedWt, year. full Of gr ound bid lila 111511 from the cost of red uced — From S t* to 75 ceats •. • apgiv.d "We cilcelMsd ow r000m- 11 cob figure Includes $I,72$,000 lunches were served in lunches had been reduced even ce to nts, sue said. 'j psc. Of ii.. me datJoa an actual bid prices allocated for food and $1,251,000 Seminole County public schooL, further this bill, from 2D cents cbs. was Incrsaud five cods," We have for food and Increased an acroosthe- twelfth grade; "Mod Of the things ate up," for salaries only. Another during the 1978-79 school year. to 10 cents for all grade levels. ft gUM"MM : - - - ___ _ • - - _ - _______ - .— - -- ____ - ____ - ____ - - - -------------------.-•- -'.-•.---.--------.---- -- .•, -.----.---- 4 wi*ñpiiii1 -,rV — ------ — - e •-- -.- . -* -. .— •1 .P --- -. .. -• * -______ - .- .. - - - • _____ ---- — - p. ----4------ - - -. -- ------•.--.-..-.----.- ------------ - - - . • I -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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My doctor has me using Acidophil us and I am OK, fl but I can't use any other dairy as butter, cottage products cheese and so forth. I get most Certainly If it does any good, it of my calcium from cottage wi ll have to be be cause of an cheese and butter. Our health enzyme liberated by the 71st Year, No. 260—Tuesday, June 19, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 For Tuesday, June 19, 1979 1, (HELJ 1HeT' RAJ l?JG'? u 1t UK c r €FF1C(E&)T €MRGELX £VAC(.CT1Ok (CH. u....i Ytz6 ThAT Wt(L ./ACt)ATE YJ E,E() Ju PCeDuRas, gs VANS AJD 7146000 k)OM 6RS a wcsj Wb with forward-looking persons. GEMINi (May 21-June )) LT1 PRISCILLA'S POP I BROURAJ4A ITMEANSI r SEE tJ TURL,IJWAY5 "' II HU6BU, ) I I WHEN uiOT CONFUSION.' KNOW! H -' I I I I \ by Al Vermeer CdRLYLU-SA117 IT W65 APRINK THAT MAKES YOU LAJJGH_A LOT' I REALLY C . C e YOUR BIRTHDAY your position on major issues. June 19, 1979 You'll know what's fair and Friends will play Important proper and judge accordingly. roles in your affairs this coming SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) year, especially th ose who are There is a beneficial change progressive and enterprising, developing that could be iim Buil d meaningf ul relationshi ps portant for your work or career. food store has Acidophilus Acidojthilus in the milk itself capsules and Lact-Aid. Which before it's digested. Enzymes are proteins and the of these is best or is there acid digestive juices in the something else I can use? this something I will get over or stomach will start breaking will I have it the rest of my life? t he m down before they have a DEAR READER— You're chance to take any action. Also, pes not as un us ual as you might the idea of increasing the ty e of bacteria that are in the colon think. About 80 percent of th adults in most ethnic groups Isn't very practical trorn inc have such a problem and about point of view of milk in 10 percent of the Anglo-Saxon tolerance. The absorption of the milk sugar is in the small inad ults have this problem. I j Be alert for the sLgp.bi. Four- Day Work Seniinole County Public Works Director W.J. Schuder today an no unced he has put some of his road crews on a four-day 40hour work week in an attempt to conserve diesel fuel. Schuder told county commissioners he has some crews working Mon day through Thursday f rom 7a.m. to 5:30 p.m. If the four-day week Is successful in conserving fuel, he said, he will recommend expanding the plan and keeping it in effect while fuel supplies are The basic disorder is the testine, not the colon. The small Lact-Aid is an enzyme and it enzyme that splits the double on the double sugar in the acts sugar of milk into single sugars before you drink it. It e milk so it can be absorbed. When th ts sugar Is not split and absorbed, spli the double sugar just in it acts somewhat like a the same way that the enzyme chemical laxative causing gas does this in your sniall intestine. and diarrhea. Cottage cheese will have less I am sending you The Health Letter number 7-2, Milk lactose in It than milk simply oducts: Good And Bad. because of the ertnentation There.. are some people who process and the elimination of a have damage to the cells in th e certain amount of the double intestine and loss of normal sugar in the liquid whey. How bacteria fl ora and develop much double sugar the cottage intolerance to milk because of cheese contains depends a lot this. These are probably in th e on how it's made and whether minority. Most people with this you can tolerate it or not problem Inherit the tendency. de pends a lot on how severe Acidophflus has been highly your enzyme deficiency really promoted and It may have some is. I hate to disill usion you but beneficial effects. The rigid scarce. WEST . i 643 'K J . • • K 10 7 4 •Qj soum cessful enough so that normal ref use and disposa l operations by the county do not ha ve to be altered. / )I_ BUGS BUNNY V 000A rWAN&& - ' ° —. 1lII: ZJ '.z ... #Ø..V 57VtCC— It —, O1Ib Ws.... M anus Psi AIJLI AJI nfl.. . fl&J1 flu. w — u u• e U VJIEI_-•.•- F I a..., -- --..... 1..,j I - - by Stan Lee and John MondaynIgbttos-wint1osept, Goldberg, who lives n I District 5 but was elected to II . 11:45 p.m. Sept. 3, in order to run for the seat vaeated by former City Commissioner Stephen Barton, who moved - -• . _____.,( - - - . ., - _____ - - 3•• ;. Week •":- He said the experimental project involves about 30 employees. He said he wi ll repo rt back to the county commission with a progress report on the project later this month. On the municipal level, Longwood Public Works Department re ports no problem so far in getting diesel fuel to o pe rate its . heavy equipment. Oviedo has a tractor and a fire truck which use diesel fuel. but no problem in getting enough, officials sa id tOday. In Winter Springs, fuel for diesel tractors is purchased from Phillips in Sanford and fuel for the diesel fire truck is supplied by Exxon, officials noted, adding they have not had a problem in getting enough. Casselberry, which uses diesel for its heavy equipment in public works and standby generators used by the utility department, says it is cutting down, and is having a problem obtaining fuel, according to officials. "We run quite a few diesel vehicles," said Bob Kelly, Sanford public works director. 'abut so far we've had no shortage. Our gasoline allocation was cut 20 percent from last year, but diesel fuel seems-to be holding steady." Lake Mary runs only one diesel vehicle, a road grader. Officials 41 say they have had no problems obtaining fuel for it. Altamonte Springs is not having difficulty obtaining enough - Wesel fuel for its needs, according to Fred flepner, General Ser- vices director. None of the city officials indicated any desire to initiate a pilot program similar to that of the county public works departmen t. S ELM W. / • Stating he was resigning tO NEXT PITCH - • / Tax Hi*ke Unnecessar ' For Engine: i-ire Chief the election to serve on the seconded the motion to accept - LARRY GOLDBERG - resigns to run commission rather than his own resignation. Leibensperger also pointed waiting until the first meeting resignation should the cornin January, when new corn- out that Goldberg had been mission change its mind and approve any "reservations" in inissloners us ually take., the immersed in controversy for appoint someone to the vacan oath of office. Other corn- the past six months. cy the -resignation. instead of holding a special Goldberg and the city were missioners concurred. election. He also said he may The Commission voted to An attempt by Mayor June defendants in a law suit brought wish to change the date in change the da te for the special Lormnann to appoint Gold be rg by Longwood resident Robe rt resignation. election from Friday Aug. 31 to to serve out the 11,2 years left in Daves in October challenging A Seminole County assistant Tuesday, Sept. 4, because of the Barton's term at the June 11 Goldberg's right to hold his seat attorney, Insisting that he was Labor Day weekend. The first meeting failed to gain the in District 1 after moving to not familiar with the par- day for can di dates to qualify to necessary support of Corn- Dis trict 5. Goldberg's term runs ticulars of the Longwood run for the District 5 seat will be inissioners Ray Leibensperger through December. situation, said he believed once July 6, and the qualifying and J.R. Grant, ho thought a Under court order to vote on a resignation had been ac. period will end at 5 pall., July special election should be, held. the issue, the commission on cepted by a governing body, it 20. In submitting his resignation, May 31 voted 2.1 not to vacate The last day on which would be up to that body to red that the right to withdraw his . S * By BRAD I'URDOM herald Staff Writer Lake Mary interhii fire chief, Jiin Orioles, says his department already has money budgeted for a new fire engine and does not need the tax hike suggested by City Manager Phil Kulbes to pay for it. Kulbes last week called for a tax increase of $1 per t housand of assessed valua tion to be used, among other things, for the purchase of a new $52,000 fire engine. "Our department never asked for $52,000," said Orioles. All we want is the $11,500 that is in our budget now." Orioles said it was his un derstandin g that $11,500 of his department's $,000 budget had previo usly been set aside for the purchase of a fire engine. Kubles said today the tax increase not only was needed Gov. Signs Death W a r rants for a fire engine, "but to provide the necessary services and equipment that a growing city needs." TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) on Thursday, June 28. Both men Besides sentencing Proffit mend life sentences for the two — Gov. Bob Graham today are tothe in the electric when tile Cabinet next meets on at and Sullivan to We, Graham a gjg-nøg-1 twn tløisili warrnnt. nrtil all scheduled executions for COIl victed killers Charles W. Proffitt of Tampa and Robert A. Sullivan of Miami. - T'IlI MW FWflULI ,- - SW -- __ "We have 26 miles of dirt roads we want paved ," he said, Ju" une rrison at recwnmenueu tue state Board Currently there are 133 Raiford. of Clemency reduce the death people on Florida's death row, sentences of two other men on The warrants are the first Proffitt, 33, was convicted of Florida's death row Learie Graham has signed since j0 the killing Joel Medgebow, a Spenkelink was put to death on Leo Alford, of west Palm Graham set the executions May 25, the first person to be Beach, and Clifford Hallman of Tampa high school wrestling coach, with a bread knife after for the week beginning Friday, executed against his will in the Thflipi. breaking into his home on July June 22, and ending at midnight United States since 1967. Graham said he will recom10, 13. it.. by Tom tdslset Mark Whittington rears back to throw one of his high. dark ones — the kind lie used during the recently concluded Little League season when he led Farr Insurance to the Altamonte Springs Little League ell,-1111pionsilip. Recently eliminated from Top Team ('Onipetitlon, next duty for Whittington and the other league all-sta, will be practice for pbst-season competition. All-Star practice begins July I. THE ALL STARS Commissioner J.R. Grant shall hold any appoint ed city suggested the winning can- office, and he did not wan t didate for District I Im- anyone In the city to question medi ately be appointed after the action later. Goldberg comply with the "Resign to Run" law, Goldberg reserved _4111NIIIIIIIIIIII Iwo lirald $ior. no former city commissioner election on Dec. 5 • from the city. You Th I-a,, ev!ypoDy 'TP4I OF - .L. Goldberg's seat would not be said although he felt Goldberg vacated until 11:45 p.m. the had been an excellent cornnight before the election, such inissioner and lie had supported him, he felt the charter action would be impossible. Julian sai d th vacancy could precluded his being appointed, be filled alT the regular cit) lie cited th e section that states - represent District 1, subndtted his resignation effective at IS ADVAMGe - .1 I residents may register to vote forced to resign beca use his will be Aug. 4. "colleagues did not think City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., enough" of him to appoint him r%__. who last week had told the to the seat. Leibensperger, who made the • commission should the District 1 seat become vacant it also motion to accept Goldberg's could be fill ed at the special resignation, said he resented , , this statement. Lelbensperger '1IL;II election, said Monday 4 special election for the District 5 seat. Hi5 WON'T !i MAIN I . -. r By JANE CASSELBERRY HeraldStaff Writer Longwood City Cornmissioner Larry Goldberg resigned— with reservations — - SPIDER-MAN - Goldber g RestognsSeat To Run. For Vacant Seat queen of hearts." Alan: "Did Cliff actually lead the jack of diamonds? " Oswald: "He sure did. He saw that he could not afford . cuff and discard and he could not afford to lead his diamond SAGITTARiUS (Noy.4)ec. .-. Being a leader rather than a 21) Influential intermediaries foll ower today is a sure-fire can be very helpful to you today formula for making your hopes in advancing your interests. 4 A K JOt! Alan: "I see why Cliff is a reality. Step out in front. Find Call on pals with dout. V 10 8 7 still good enough to win this out more of what lies ahead for K 8 . CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. year's Vanderbilt Cup." 6 you in the year following your 19) Press for finalization today Oswald: "That play just birthday by sending for your on matters that need to be Vulnerable: Both cooked South's goose. He copy of Astro-Graph Letter, concluded. Get down to basics assumed that Cliff held the D8ri: South Mail $l for each to Astro-Graph, quickly because you're a good jackandtenofdiamonds,So West North East South he let that jack ride around P.O. Box 489, Radio City closer. to his king. Then he led a Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Pass 30 diamond toward dummy. specify birth an. Pass Pass AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Cliff ducked. East's ten won In situations requiring political over dummy's nine and Cliff's ace set the contract." CANCER (June 21-July 22)- savvy you'll be more than able Opening lead: 3 When it gets down to the nitty to hold your own today without Ask Ixpsrts gritty today, you'll surprise being phony in the process. others and perhaps even You hold: yourself with your tenacity In Feb. 2Ma 6-18-Il 20) By Oswald Jacoby overcoming obstacles. • K Q J 10074 Anything that could spell and Alan Sontag A 1082 financial gain for you today • • LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Draw should be placed first on your Oswald: "Defense is much • upon your post experiences as a agenda. Strike while the iron is tougher than durniny plaY. With both sides vulnerable Declarer plays 26 cards guide for problem solving ht. as a your right hand oppoent unit. Defende rs play 13 opens today. Metho ds you used one heart. A Washingcards each." successfully are still ap. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Alan: "On the other hand, ton D.C. reader asks what You have a commanding a really good defender can we think of a jump bid of ur spades at this time. manner today witho ut be really give declarer some We like it! You may get overbearing. Directives you almost unsolvable set but you also may shut Joint ventures look cx- Issue will be willingly problems." Oswald: "Here is a de- your opponents out of a ceptionally promising today, acknowledged. fense put up by Cliff Russell minor suit game or slam. especly if you're Involved And may be four spades will of Miami playing with th with one whose ambitions blend e make. TAURUS ( Aporil 20-May 20) late Harry Harkavy some (NEWSPA1'H harmoniously with yours. ASSN.) Any obstructions blocking years ago." Alan: "I suppose he matters relating to your (For a copy ofJACQBy MODLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ) security can be effectively started with a heart lead. ERN, send $1 to: "Win at There is nothing indecisive erased through positive action East won with the king and Bridge," care of this newspareturn ed the jack." about you today regarding today. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Oswald: "Dummy won Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) :, :. ,,: .3 have experienced "From all indications and news reports, it looks like the supply of diesel fuel is going to continue to get tighter; we had to do something to conserve," Schuder said. "What this will do is to cut down the setup time. We won't be wasting fuel driving out and back to the sites one day a week." Schuder said fuel suppliers have indicated that the present allocation to the county of 80 percent of last year's total fuel may dip further before the surnmer is over. He said before allocations were given to the county, ve hicles in his department were burning about 18,000 to 20,000 gallons of diesel fuel a month. Sin ce the percent allocation was announced, he said he has had to function on only 14,000 to 15,000 gallons per month. The crews working the four-day week are those widening portions of Highway 46A in the western part of the county and those working on projects in the Rolling Hills Development, Schuder said there are 10 diesel trucks and several miscellaneous vehicles and bulldozers involved in the pilot project. Schuder said he is hopef ul that the four-day week can be suc- that trick. One round of trumps was played. Then the ace of clubs was cashed and a club was ruffed. Now South threw Cliff in with the ..'. '..,. ' the %"#, eminole Ex enment. - absence of sufficient enzyme in Intestine is relatively free of the small intestin e. This is an bacteria, NORTH 6-15-A • Q 10 8 5 3 A92 • Q 92 •A8 EAST •6 - I by Howie Schneider t*'..) CAW ThE? €Xctcr Os Evening Herald—(IJSpS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Lamb - WIN AT BRIDGE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK & MEEK By LAWRENCE IAMB, M.D. scientific testing that's you're not going to get any necessaz- - to show how much sign ificant am o unts of calcium good It does, if any, has reall y from butter. It's a ll fat and a - not been reported to date little water. I-I OROSCOPE :7 ' Problem With D* esting Milk -- --I_I. lfl auuiuon _ _-_ ._ -_ -- - I Ut. to paving roaas, rwoes said ne WOWO like 10 extend the city's water and sewage lines, improve storiii drainage and perhaps build a new city hail. Lake Mary's current tax rate is $3 for every $1,000 of a property's assessed value. Kulbes' proposed increase would make the rate $4 for every $1,000. Lake Mary's tax rate, for its portion of the tax bill, is among the lowest in Seminole County. Winter Springs imposes a tax of $2.14 per $1,000 of . — assessed value. By taxing at a rate lower than $3 per $1000 Winter Springs disqualifies itself from matching state fund.s on local projects. Florida will not match funds for any project undertaken by a city taxing at a rate under that figure. If Lake Mar y voters approve the proposed in crease later this swmuner, the 1980 tax on an average p0,000 hoine and land with a $5,000 homestead exemption will increase $15. At the current rate, the local port ion of the tax would be- $45, at the new rate it would amount to $60. Kulbes said the tax rate in Lake Mary has not been Increased in the five years since the city's inception. During ttlose five years, he said, the city's population has almost doubled. The increased services required by t his growth and the impact of inflation on the city's budget have made the increase necessary, according to K ulbes. Kulbes said Friday he will ask the city co unc il to consider setting a July or August date for a special referendum on the matter. if approved, e tax hike would not 1- feh 1, homeowners until 1980Unt il this year, a special election would not have been required for a mill levy hike. However, the Legislature on its last day of session approved a bill that prohibits any city froiii raising its tax rate by more than five percent without first obtaining voter approval. A special meeting of the council has been set for July 19 to discuss with Lankford the availability of state and federal grants, Kulbes said. bu. Commission Delays Action On $100, PLASL Hospital Status Switch 14$tl .ia TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan / I&SS ffi&HIHmRZIT IZ EYE: I.IMPW 1Ywx '_ \. HAF? L.IZARP1 WHY IM i You WANT tDRAP1HE AS ME1R? ZOONIES by Craig Leggett i PuNNoiJA 1Z1TFiC11ONRJ ON? u'JON-FIC'fl J is seeking to reorganize from a option. The principal ad- Williams said if the hospital reorganization plan means board's request and reorganize but there By GEOFFREY POUNDS are questions I'll have the county conunis,ioners next 1lerld Staff Writer county-owned institution to a vantage, the commissioners were sold, the issue of local there are (our options still open the facility to a private, not-for- to have answered. We have to week, French said But he gave Seminole County corn- private hospital. Such a were told, would be the ability control could be negotiated into to the coun ty. indication of when a final profit facility wi th the present act in the best interests of the missloners have delayed any reorganization would allow the to finance needed Im- the contract. The county administ rator, board directing the change; taxpayer. I want to hear from decision would be made. immediate action on the board to sell tax-exempt bonds, provements without having to The decision of the corn- Roger Neiswender, outlined If the conunission accepts the 2) the county can sell the the other eop1e." granting of a request by the which could be used to finance a raise taxes. A second major missioners not to Immediately those as follows: d's request and approves hospital to a private, for-profit boar Commissioner Bob Sturm Seminole Memorial Hospital $12 million to $17 million advantage, commissioners approve the e group; board's the reorganization to a not-forsaid he was not satisfied that 1) the county can grant th Board to convert the hospital to renovation of the facility. As a were told, would be the :1) the county can merge the the merger option had been profit corporation, negotiations a private, not-for-profit facility, county hospital, SMH would not retention of local control of the hospital with a private, not-for- fully explored, would begin on the leasing f The commission thus leaves qualify for the bonding hospital. the facility to the board. One profit hospital; "That seems to be a viable key the door open to the possibility privileges made possible aspect in those negotiations Board mem ber Fred Mobley 4) the co ty un can lease alternative the sel ng e of li th hospital to a through the Florida Health said if the hospital were sold to that we haven't is Likely to be the matter of hospital to pri vate, not-for- looked at," Sturm said, private, for-profit group. Facilities Act. indigent care. a private group, it could be run Around The Clock ..........4-A HOIOSCOpo .................4-B profit group oth The Commission chairman, er than the During a joint work session During the session, board by an outside management Bridge ..................... The county is obligated under 4-B Hospital ...................tA present board. Bob French, asked th with the hospital board Moo- chairman Thomas Blayney and team or a large corporation and Comics ....................4-B e board to state law to pay for the medical After hearing board mem• assemble an information day, the commissioners told other board members advised the ability of community Crouword .................4-B Obituaries .................2-A fees to indigents. The hospitai OURSELVES ..............1-B hers state their case for the first pa cket detailing the boa board members they wanted the commissioners of the ad- members to ha ve a voice in its Editorial ...................4rd's board Is interested in attracting A Sports .....................S-A option, Commissioner Bill process in selecting the a higher percentage of nonadditIonal Information before vantages to the county and the operation would be curtailed. Dear Abby .................lB Television ................2-B Kirchhoff said: "You made a reorganization option. The increase revenues, h acth*on the matter. The board hospital of the reorganization But Commissioner Dick Dr. Lamb .................. B Weather ................... ospital 42.-A good sales pitch for your choice, packet would be revi ewed by offici als have said. Today I,. - -- - —— - —. . WWII- - I ', I - I - - - - - -. .. -- — - - - -- - -. - - -- -. - - -.. - - - - - -- -- - -- — - b • S -. - - •_ •, • - - - - .- - - - - - - - ... �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday June 1, 1979 Survey Reveals Needs Of..Library Users WORLD IN BRIEF Who uses the Seminole County Sanford Branch Library on First Street in Sanford? Where do they live, and what are their needs? These are some of th questions that the county public library system attempted to answer in a recent user-survey that polled 185 patrons of the Sanford facility. Malaysians Prepare To Push Vietnamese Out To Sea The results are being analyzed to help the library staff better meet the needs of the public and as input in the consideration of any possible relocation of the library facility, KUALA LUMPER, Malaysia (UP!) Despite world outcry, Malaysian authorities today rounded up pockets of Vietnamese refugees stranded on remote beaches and prepared to push them back to sea in small boats. "There are an estimated 5,000 newly arrived illegal immigrants stranded on our beaches and we are rounding them up," refugee coordinator Maj. Gen. Ghazali Che Mat said. Prime Minister Datuk Hussain Orin, who backed down on a government threat to shoot Vietnamese "boat people" on sight, reiterated his nation's policy to prevent any more refugees from landing on Malaysian shores. - Survey results indicated that patrons often gave more than one answer to a question, so it would be inaccurate to present the results in percentages. Since the survey was geared to library users, it says nothing about the number of non-users in the north end of the county. Non-users might be enticed into using the library if flCW services were introduced, the survey resul ts indicat ed, Of the persons surveyed, 182 (or 98 percent) were library users, and 177 ( or 96 percent) used the Sanford Branch Library, while nine used other area libraries, such as Seminole Community College Library. The largest percentage of users, 31 percent (or 57 perSons) were in the 60-and-over age bracket. Fifty-two persons (or 28 percent) were in the 20-40 age bracket; 43 (23 percent), were ages 40.60; 30 persons (16 percent) were ages 10-20, while six persons responding (three percent) were ages 3-10. Of the total, 128 persons (69 percent live in Sanford, five in Geneva, eight in Lake Mary and 10 In other areas of Seminole County. The largest number, 156 persons (83 percent), drive to the library, while 33 persons walk; 15 ride bikes and 5 use the b US. Would they use the library t it were open at night? A total of 81 said no, and 87 said yes. What hours are most prefered for library use? Thirty-Six persons said they use the library all hours it Is open; 56 between 10 a.m. and noon; 48 between noon and p.m., and 56 between 3 and 6 p.m. What do they use the library for ? The most —151— answered, for pleasure reading; 77 use it for reference and in. formation, while 36 said school assignments. How would they like to see the collection improved? Sixty-nine said they would like the fiction collection improved; 36, the reference collection; 32, paperbacks; 20, the childr en 's collection; 16, the magazine collection, and 19 suggested other improvements, More programs sponsored for children were requested by 128 persons and 19 said more were not needed. 196 said they would attend programs of an informational, entertainment or educational nature if held at the library, while 52 said they would not. Sixty-five said they would use the library to read and study if better facilities were available; 71 said they would not. Eleven persons commented they felt the library should be kept downtown. Six persons stated larger facilities were needed. Twenty-six persons commented on the "efficient, friendly and helpful service" they receive from library personnel. JANE CASSELBERRY A 26-year-old Altamonte Springs man has been charged with Somoza Blasts 'Ingrate U.S. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) Sandinista rebels battled President Anastasio Somoza's national guard in the heart of Rivas, where the insurgents plan to establish a capital for "Free Nicaragua," and repelled government - troops trying to reinforce the only guard fort In Leon. Most provincial capitals in the north and east were under selge and a number of northern hamlets have fallen to the guerrillas in the embattled Central American nation. In brief broadcast on national radio Monday, Somoza called the United States "an Ingrate" for refusing him requested aid in his "fight against international communism," referring to the Sandinistas. - United Press International Israeli forces shelled Palestinian positions in southern Labanon today, a day after an air attack hit suspected Palestinian targets in Lebanon for the first time in 10 days. An Israeli military spokesman said today's shelling was In answer to several Soviet-made Katyusha rockets fired Into the upper Galilee region of northern Israel. The spokesman said the Palestinian guerrillas fired the rockets into Israeli territory at about 11 a.m. (4 a.m. EDT). There were no injuries, but Israel radio reported the rockets caused some damage. Contract negotiations betIn order to call in the federal ween the Seminole Education mediator, both teams must Association (SEA) and the agree to meet with Margaret school management team will Rose, the federal mediator resume Wednesday. who's been assigned to the Both teams will meet at the Central Florida area. Cowley bargaining table at 2 P.M. refused to do so. Wednesday at Lyman High flfiiRtJc The School Although no agenda has ended Monday aernoon when been set, the school calendar is Bill Moore, chairman of SEA expected to be the first Item, negotiations committee, condiscussed. 'tacted Cowley to set up the Communications broke down Wednesday meeting, Cowley Thursday morning when said. neither team could come to "We want to go ahead and terms with the proposed school bargain," Cowley said. "We calendar for 1979-80 school will take a two-week break year. beginning next week so Gene Grooms, executive everyone can take their director of SEA, told the school vacations. If we hadn't gotten team, as SEA members stalked back, It would have been the out, he intended to contact the second week in July before we federal mediator to settle the could meet again." Leaders Flee Their Homes ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) Moslem guerrillas In Afghanistan claimed they bave forced Soviet-backed President Nur Mohammad Tarakl and his top officials to flee their homes and take refuge In military camps. Rebel sources in Peshawar, the Pakistan city closest to Afghanistan, said Monday Taraki and Prime Minister Haleezullah Amin were not living at their homes because of the threat of assassination. In Tehran, the official Pars News Agency quoted Afghan exile sources as saying the Shiite Moslem guerrillas had been "assassinating well-known figures and leaders of Taraki's party." - Women Smokers Drop dispute on the calendars. In its calendar request, SEA But Ernest Cowley, chief has asked for 190 teacher duty negotiator for the school days, six teacher holidays, four management team told Grooms pre-school workdays and two he merely wished to table the post work days. item and go on with But the school team contends negotiations concerning health 192 teacher duty days are insurance, required under contract. - = Senate SAL By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Independent truckers have rejected a White House effort at mediation and called for a nationwide shutdown of the trucking industry. Their sometimes violent protest against rising fuel costs rolled into Its 13th day today. A working trucker was shot and wounded in Tennessee Monday during another series of sniping incidents. The independents blockaded hundreds of truck-stop fuel pumps in at least 20 states. A new organization of independense from 12 states calling themselves the Independent Truckers Unity Coalition — called for a nationwide shutdown of the trucking industry to begin at 11:59 p.m. local time The boy, who Initially was listed In serious condition, ap- parently dove from a 15-foot tree that hangs over a lake near the Mayfair Golf Course. GRAND JURY MEETS TODAY As expected, a Seminole County grand Jury convened Tuesday morning to possibly discuss county jail Inmates' allegations that their civil rights are being violated, according to a spokesman of the State attorney's office. GOOD CONDITION A 14-year-old Sanford boy is listed in satisfactory condition after he sustained a fractured spine in a diving accident, a Florida South Hospital spokesman said today. About three weeks ago, a Seminole County circuit judge asked the state attorney to have a grand Jury investigate alleged 'civil rights violation of Inmates from unreasonable "strip searches" to the right to practice the free exercise of religion. Steve Sensakovlc, 14, of 217 Forrest Drive, Sanford, suffered 38 Are Rescued Truckers Call For Shutdown public safety department. * Fires * Courts * Police Beat - BOSTON (UP!) — Two large freighters — each equipped with the latest electronic navigational aids — collided in "a major shipping lane" off Cape Cod Monday. One of them sank 40 minutes after a 150-foot gash was carved out of its side, but all 38 crewmen were rescued. The 38-member crew of the 575-foot Regal Sword abandoned ship before the craft sank in 270 feet of water following the collision 30 miles southeast of the cape. The crewmen were rescued from life bt'ats by the other ship, the 627-foot oil tanker Exxon Chester, and were brought to Boston. Authorities said no injuries were reported aboard either ship. The Exxon Chester was escorted into port by the cutter Cape Cross. - Thursday. — A former Atomic Energy Commission scientist says it was nuclear fallout — not the malnutrition and bad weather as claimed by the agency — that killed 17,000 sheep downwind from Nevada atom bomb tests In 1953. Dr. Harold Knapp released a study Monday that contradicted the conclusions of the defunct commission that poor range conditions killed the animals in Nevada and southern Utah. Knapp, who worked at the Nevada test site during the above-ground testing of nuclear weapons, said the sheep died of radiation poisoning after they ate forage contaminated by fallout from two blasts In March and May of 1953. Gasojne dealers threatened to strike, and D.C. Charles Gladstone, of the Greater Washington-Maryland Service Station Association, said he has "absolute proof" that Maryland WASHINGTON (UP!) — The government agency responsible for investigating plane crashes says the DC-10 that plunged to the ground in Chicago last month probably. Jiad been damaged critically during a routine overhaul in James King, chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, told a House subcommittee Monday that the plane's wing engine mount apparently sustained a 10-inch crack during a not-recommended procedure American Al$ines was using In the overhaul. T Treaty Ratification In D oubt. - persoually thought the governor and state energy office were moving too slow." The most serious shortages appeared to be in the Nili'ttieast but supplies were tightening across the country and frustated motorists were not at all heartened by Energy Secretary James Schlesinger's promise that there will be significantly more gasoline available this King said safety board experts discovered American itirines routinely used a forkli*t to hold the 8,000 -pound wing engine and its mount during maintenance. Such a procedure was contrary to recommendations made by McDonnell-Douglas, which manufactures DC-10s. are ready for business. 1' o t L5J Li it vl*bb2.;v. £4IcLve ui. May.' He said the association was taking action because "we March. 'HOLIDAY' STERCHI'S WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW 'TIL 12 NOON., OLt '' The old Sanford Inn at Interstate.4 and west Highway 46 officially became a Holiday Inn Friday. The inn was purchased In April by the National Capital Companies, Ltd., an Altamonte Springs based firm. The former owner of the building was Tim Brumlik. Spokesman for the new owners today said Holiday Inn officials from Memphis inspected and approved the motel. The spokesmen report that the remodeling of the rooms and restaurant has been completed and Gas Rationing Spreads tan area. Overhaul Caused Crash? rKMAIvtNI ' ON SALE TOMORROW ONLY... FROM 12 NOON 'til 9 Ps M a SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) 1 Tuesday, June 19, 1979 -3A run at least one-quarter mile completely up in the nest and aviary to care for and protect To Ms. Mager, her six day good reason, we would not allow By SHARON CARRASCO the birds. By Tuesday aI- nest "sit-in" is not just a this to be done." before her legs begin to ache. touch my toes." Herald Staff Writer For the past five days, Ms. The Florida Audubon Society vice president of ternoon, As the $6,000 of the $20,000 glorified publicity stunt to raise When she descends from her and needed for the aviat y had been money for the Florida Audubon had to secure the nod from the Research nest Wednesday morning, the Mager has made her home atop Raptos a 50-foot pine tree in an aban- Rehabilitation for Florida raised. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Society. "Eagle Lady" of Apopka won't doned eagle's nest. But she Audubon Society, Ms. Mager of the U.S. Bald in Washington, D.C. to stage the "It has warmed my heart A member to be rushing to soothe the stiff hasn't attention on the been idle. wants to focus six day nest sit-in, Ms. Mager see so m any people come out Eagle Recovery Team, she muscles in a hot whirlpool or plight of the bald eagle. said. here," says Ms. Mager who one of six women in the United "I'm not stiff at all," says Ms. raid her refrigerator. She also hopes to raise funds estimates at least 2,000 have States who is licensed to care Next year, the Florida That's not her style. Mager on her walkie talkie. for Audubon Society may be the Florida Audubon turned out since she took her for bald eagles. She has been Doris Mager, 53, of Apopka is "I have been exercising," she knocking on those same doors employed by the society for 17 going jogging, and she hopes to says. "If I want to, I can stand Society's new bird of orev perch Thursday afternoon, to hold another nest sit-in, his. "Most of them understand me years. Mager says. Society memoers but others are either in awe or She has five bald eagles in her plan to discuss the possibility at disgusted," Ms. Mager said. care at home. Fifteea other "All I can say Is if they knew tenants reside in the Mager a future workshop. But now until Wednesday me, they would understand me. household. They include the "I am not trying to make a Great Horned Owl, Turkey morning, Ms. Mager will sit By United Press International 1st waiting in a New Jersey gas the "Oil Capital of the Nation," monkey out of myself. I am Vulture and the Screech Owl. back in her nest, do a little birdWith lines at the gas pumps line where some stations more than 90 percent of the trying to help the bald eagle." Although she is proud of her watching and wave now and getting longer and supplies limited purchases to $1. stations were closed Sunday Ms. Mager, who wore a red nest sit-in cause, Ms. Mager then at the spectators below. getting shorter, a large chunk Many stations, including and nearly 95 percent of New babooshka around her head cautions others against trying "A medium from Cassadega of the Northeast and even some in Connecticut, New York City's gas stations were Monday afternoon, spent the it. She stresses she did not in- once told me, I was born under Texas were getting ready to York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, also closed Sunday. day filling out yellow postcards tend the feat to go down in the a golden star and would appear Oklahoma and Georgia, set $5 ration gasoline. A New Jersey official called to thank donors for their con- Guiness Book of Records. in the eyes of the public," Ms. And neither motorists nor gas purchase limits, and to weekend lines "the worst yet," tributlon to the aviary fund. "We are not trying to en- Mager said. service station owners were discourage topping off, at sonic and a Long Island retailer's When she's finished with a courage anyone else to do it," But the medium failed to tell happy about it. Some dealers stations there were even $10 representative said the situa- batch, she gently lowers them his. Mager explains. "I am on Ms. Gager she would get her have threatened to strike and minimums. tion was the worst "since the to the ground below in a basket, the recovery team for the bald chance in the limelight atop a In Houston, which calls itself 1973-74 Arab oil embargo." others to sue the federal with the help of a pulley. eagle. Unless a person has a 50-loot pine in an eagle's nest. government. Late Monday, Gov. Hugh Carey announced an odd-even gasoline rationing plan would start Wednesday in New York City and Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and Rockland I O We are marking down prices for this great salel counties. An odd-even gasoline rationing plan went into effect along New Jersey's Garden State Parkway at 12:01 a.m. today amid ske 'pticism. In Texas, where the Spindletopoll gusher blew in in 1901, Gov. Bill Clements said he would announce today his plan to order odd-even gas rationing, beginning Monday, In Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth. And In Washington D.C., the chief executives of Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia announced that they will put a regional odd-even gas sales plan in effect Thursday for the Washington metropoli- NOTICEI - Fallout Killed 17,000 Sheep 11b Weather Two Freighters Collide; One Sinks Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. All 'Eagle Lady' Nears End Of 6 Day Sit-In IN BRIEF neck and back injuries when he reportedly dove into three feet of water in a lake near his home, according to the Seminole County Action Reports SEA, School Bargaining K Wil // Resume Israel Shells Lebanon STOCKHOLM (UPI) HEW Secretary Joseph Califano said today smoking among adult American women has declined during the first three months of this year. "This information provides reason for optimism that our message Is gett ing through — and getting through to women," Califano said in rema rks prepared for the Four th World Conf erence on Smoking and Health in Stockholm. NATION Altamonte Man Arrested In Shooting aggravated assault after he allegedly shot another Altamonte Springs man during an argument, according to Seminole County deputies. Calvin Gadson, 26, of 496 Basewood Drive, Altamonte Springs, was placed on an initial bond of $5,250. He is scheduled to make his first appearance before the court Tuesday afternoon. Bobb L. Wails, 33, of Amanda St., Altamonte Springs, received a minor flesh wound in the upper left arm area, according to police. He was treated and released at Florida North Hospital in Altamonte Springs, a hospital spokesman said today. According to police, the two men were arguing in back of Seminole Sea Foods, 1311 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, at about 1:30p.m. Monday when the shooting occurred. Gadson allegedly fired three shots from a .22 caliber handgun with one shot striking Walls in the left arm, police said. 'I'm Not Stiff At Whales Buried In Trench FLORENCE, Ore. (UP!) — Oregon state officials have decided to dig a deep trench, 12 feet deep and 600 feet long for the burial of 41 sperm whales who beached themselves and died from undiagnosed ailments FURNITURE CLEARANCE SAVE UP TO 50% summer. "I can't wait until next month, I've got to get to work today," complained one motor"'FLORIDA"1 Val Jones, regional parks superintendent, said scientists took Internal specimens from the whales in hopes of determining what caused the mammals to make the suicidal beaching during the weekend. Jones said It was the third worst such beaching known in history and involved the largest number of whales ever to the In such a manner in the United States. Many One-Of -A- Kinds, Odds & Ends, Floor Samples, Broken Lots... Living Rooms, Dining ' ARRIVE AWE I StrfSHiNE STATE . Rooms, Bedrooms, Appliances, TV & Stereo WASHINGTON (UP!) — after returning to Washington alliance. ... If the Senate were it was the most attentive fornia estimated Carter could tons," he said. President Carter is taking a Monday night. to reject the treaty, America's audience that I have seen in my get only 58 votes for the pact hard-sell approach to SALT II, Carter was at his mQst "It would be the height of leadership of the alliance would years in Congress." 9 a.m. readings; tern- the low 70s, Variable winds warning senators they dare today nine short of the somber throughout the speech, not irresponsibility to Ignore the be compromised, and the perattwe, 80; overnight lows, mostly 10 mph or less, "If I could read an audience, number needed for ratification emphasizing America's respoiirisk catastrophic nuclear war possible consequences of a alliance itself would be severely he scored points very heavily," 71; yesterday's high, 93; WEDNESDAY TIDES and America's position as failure to ratify the treaty," while opponents are within aibility for preventing war. he shaken." barometric pressure, 30.15; O'Neill said. "I encourage the four votes of killing it. Daytona Beach: high, 2:05 leader of the free world by said, citing increased tensions Since the United States Carter drew a relatively cool people of America to support relative humIdity, 77 percent; a.m., 8:40 p.m.; low, 2:40 LW., rejecting the arms limitation Sen. Edward Kennedy, I)- dropped the atom bomb o between East and West and "a reaction to his 40-minute this historic treaty." winds, Wat7mph. 9:05 p.m. Mass., said he stands fully Hiroshima, he said, there has greater likelihood that other, speech, which treaty. was interrupted Generally fair Forecastl Carter expects to send the behind Carter on the treaty and Port Canaveral: high, 5:14 been no world war, "yet this in ta evi ble problems could escaWith the heady summit by applause just six times wea th — treaty to the Senate this week, intends to support it without tw ilight peace carries the everer today will become a.m., 5:53 p.m.; low, 11:19 a.m., meeting in Vienna behind him, late into serious, superpower mostly when he emphasized but the outlook for ratification amendments, partly cloudy on Wednesday. 12:04 p.m. present possibility of a catasCarter faces American power. High temperatures will be in is still much in doubt, with Bayport: high, 5:01 Lm., 5:45 opposition todetermined Senate confrontations." "I think President Carter trophic nuclear war, a war that Not only would SA there But LT II, and be a risk House Spe he ak the low Ni and lows will be in p.m.; Low 11:10 a.m., 11:55 p.m. outlined er Thomas debate scheduled to start in deserves great credit for in horror and destruction and his own position in of war, Carter said, but O'Neill said the address was July and rim several months. bringing to a successful conclu- massive death would dwarf all _ strong lang ua ge to a joint "rejection would be a darnag. "the best speech President ss A istant Se nate Democratic Sion the past seven years Of moommommoom the combined wars of man's session of Congress shortly ing blow to the Western Carter has ever delivered, and leader Alan Cranston of Call- difficult and complex negotla- long and bloody history." ... All Priced To Move! - - Shop Early For Best Selection' EVERYTHING IN OUR S T ORE IS ON SALE... - HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL June Is, 1919 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Helen H. Adams Jeffrey B. Ailing Mary K. Bolt: Constance C. Miles Jonathan A. Moretz Emmer Roberson Henry Russell Mary Ann Whitmer Marion T. Veoton Ward R. Davis, Deltona Isabel M. McCauley, Delioria Richard W. Reutter, Deltana Donna M. Wandie, LaM Mary BIRTHS Penal Department Nixes Sanford: Russell E. & *oIllu Devilbiss, a boy DISCHARGES Sanford: John Alink Margaret Childs Amos Henderson Richard H. Mower mancie Owens Kyle D. Keogh, Cas*lberry Mn Pederson, Deltona Cleo 0. Spence, DeltOna Evelyn J. Luongo, winter Springs Sarah Daniels and baby girl, Plymouth Death Row AREA DEATHS Interviews MRS.ZAUE B. ANDERSON Wllson.Elchelberger Mart. Mrs. Zalle Baker Anderson, uary is in charge of 36, of 140 d W. 13th Place, Sanford, diedSundayatFlorkla arrangements. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) row sections of Florida State knowing what's happening Hospital Altamonte. Born in MRS. LILLIAN CLIFFORD The Department of Correc- Prison prior to an execution inside the prison," said Schar- Sanford, she was a life WARD tons no longer will let con- could create prison security lotte Holdinan, director of the resident. A member of the Mt. demned prisoners talk with pcoblns. iim,., ainoni Wani, grotç. 'Sinai Seventh-day Adventist 61, of repo rters during the final days Palatka, died Monday. The prison was beselged with , she guathe She was a natiVe Of Madlion The new rule revokes poebefore their execution, requests 1977 rule letting University Of Central Florida in and member of interviews with tons for of a Department officials COfl 'First ,Im Spenkelink before his condemned prisoners give December with a BA degree in Presbyterian finned today they areadopting pv.ptitlnn Unu 9A nn,I 'lWa IHG$ infi.,4nt.p. paintke SM421 Wnrfr ek.. i.....vu WVWVaU; om nsa uven in Palatka since a rute canceling "all reg ularly co i6' is survived by her 1011, ul dn't handle the demand," before t heir execution, scheduled media Interviews Bach horn Perry. mother, Iii Harris Baker, man said. with death row inmates from S ur vivors include her Left uitai..i is another provi- Sanford; children, Deirdle the time a death warrant The Florida Clearinghouse on alon capital punishment oppo- An derson, Orlando and husband, James C. Ward, issued until (it) is executed, Criminal Justice charged the rents claim Palatka; daughter, Mrs. the execution was ignored In the Deborah, Derrick expires or is stayed for a period change Is an effort to keep SLId Pamela P"=. Palatka,aon, of Spenkelink. It DeWayne Anderson, Sanford; and PUblIC from fh'dIIi that will definitely exceed Its F says, "final statements by the brothers, Julius Baker, J.C. ward, Palatka; sister o.4 how prisoners are treated erry expiration." Sanford condemned offender Ia- Ioigjjile, Ky., Henry Jelka, and five grandchildren, Assistant Corrections Secre- prior to an execution, m(ateJy prior to execution Sanford and Willie Baker Jr., M M asters Funeral Home, tary David Bachman said the "It's another restrictive at- Will be aighorixed at the OfBri4eg,n,N.J. and rt,,narona Palatka, Is In presence presence of reporters in death tempt to keep people from , fender's option." charge of and nephews. arrangezntmts. - -. Funeral Notice EXCEPT,-,, OUR ANDERSON, MRS. ZALIE BAKER— Funeral services for Mrs. Zalie Baker And erson, 36.:. of I4OS W. 13th Place, SanforØ, -.. did Sunday at Florida' Hospital Altamonte, will b' Thursday at 5 p.m. at Mars HiK Seventh-clay Adventist Churcit. With FItl.r Willis n.j.... •.officiating. Burial lnRèsilaw Cemetery. Wli$On-Eichelberge Mortuary In charge. COKE MACHINE! mwmmwws~ s WARD, LILLIAN CLIFFORD Funeral service for Mrs. Lillis Clifford Ward, 51, of Palatlu Who did Monday, will be at g.m.. Wednesday at Mastet Funeral Home, Palatka, wit Rev. Arthur W. Rldeout 0 ficlating. Burial in Paiatk Memorial Gardens. Masters I ctaro.. CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS —FREE DELIVERY! f 9:00OPENTODAILY 6:00 PM IFRIDAY - LI ICA -p.st!-tse- - -t' a. a.-.— a 'a- ..e - - -- -a. r. •' .. a •- a' - - a. e• e- W • •e — .'•' •, S —a .- a-- - - -. -- ,- - - - -. S .......I . ._ _. . — - --S S i - - TIL 8:00 PMI ____ 1100 FlINCH AVE ....SANFOID IT DOESN'T COST SHOP STIRCHIS - IT PAYSII IT J �Eventng Herald e Sunday, June 17 has come and gone, but. . . A father Is. . . many things. He is kind, gentle -a father Is a gentleman. He is a wonder and Is wonderful a father is a 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Around Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 - wonderman. And he Is a superior being in everything a father Is a real superman. Call him Dad, Pop or Old Man -he's a buddy, a Tuesday, June 19, 1979-4A friend, and, oh yes a superhero. Fathers may be st ylishly stout, long, short or slender, They can be wise, witty, lighthearted or somber, Fathers come in all sizes, shapes and ternperaments, and are generally "pretty nice guys." After all, that's what prompted Calvin Coolidge to declare the first national Father's Day in 1924. Remember when you were a tiny little kid -how huge your Dad's hand seemed? And, oh, what a comfort when he took your grubby little paw in his big hand? Many a father Is a gift from heaven a sort of - Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Nothing - 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GlORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director supergod In the eyes of his offsprings. This godlike individual can do no wrong. He knows everything, can fix anything from a broken toy to a broken heart, and can certainly lick any living creature, Fathers are just naturally old softies and old smoothies. The mother in the household is usually the villain, disciplinarian, legislator and the whip cracker. When Dad's around, the funtime begins - like going places and doing things not walking the chalk line Mom has drawn on the homefront. Oh yes, Dad is super, smooth, cool, neat and tuft. Nearly every Dad's son is destined to be a superstar in sports in his younger years. And, naturally, every son Is surely headed for the United States Presidency.' Daddy's little girl is something else. In his eyes, there Is not a male specimen in the universe good enough for her. Yes, she will be a big celebrity and marry a millionaire no less. 0 The Clock More By DORIS DIETRICH A Fantasy For sheer hypocrisy, not to mention misinformation, it would be hard to match President Carter's stated rationale for refusing to lift economic sanctions against the new, black government of Zimbabwe Rhodesia. Mr. Carter's prim legalisms and moral posturing measure Zimbabwe Rhodesia's progress toward democracy by standards observed only in the breach by that beleaguered nations' enemies. The president, reluctantly we assume, conceded that the new government came to power via elections conducted "in a reasonably fair way. . . " But Mr. Carter found fault with a constitution that grants whites a temporarily disproportionate share of power. Has the president forgotten that the settlement urged on Salisbury by London and Washington just one year ago would also have granted whites a disproporationate share of administrative responsibility as the price of continued stability and economic progress? Apparently so. Mr. Carter contended that the exile guerrilla groups were "banned from the election." In fact, the guerrillas banned themselves. Guerrilla leaders Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo were repeatedly invited to participate in the elections and to submit their political fate to the voters. The sole condition on this invitation was that the guerrillas renounce the use of violence and terrorism during the electoral process. This they refused to do. Instead, Mugabe and Nkomo denounced the elections, threatened death to those who voted, and shunned participation just as7 they had refused to share power in the transitional government or join in last year's negotiations over a new constitution. Mr. Carter's contention that Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa's government refused to negotiate with the guerrillas stands the facts on their head. Bishop Muzorewa's government, like the transitional administration that preceded It, has signaled Us willingness to participate in an unconditional, allparties conference to end the war. Mugabe and Nkomo have consistently rejected such a conference and they continue to do so today. Quite recently, Mugabe ruled out any possibility of negotiations with the new government. And, President Carter indulged in fantasy when he maintained that continued sanctions against the duly elected government of Zimbabwe Rhodesia will help achieve "genuine majority rule. . .based on constitutional process that exemplify the very principles on which the United States has been founded." The maintenance of sanctions can only serve to lessen Zimbabwe Rhodesia's ability to resist Marxist guerrillas backed by Cuba and the Soviet Union and further diminish future prospects for any kind of human rights in that war-torn land. We hope and expect that Congress understands enough about the realities of Zimbabwe Rhodesia to override Mr. Carter and lift economic sanctions without delay. Pleas e Write Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a milling address and, if possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminite libel or to conform to space requirements. ANGL E-WAL TERS I A New 'k: Dad Is proud - real proud of his brood and the home he has provided. You've probably had your Flagship, share of, "When I was a kid, we didn't.. . "or "I want you to,have better than I had. It was General Douglas MacArthur who said, "By progession I am a soldier and take pride In that fact. But I am prouder infinitely prouder - to be a father. A soldier destroys in order to build; the father only builds, never destroys." Go ahead, pamper your father. Love him laugh - with him... best record into this year's tournament. The Bankers won the Little American League crown with an 18-2 mark, while Chase & Co., coached by Tollie Frank, won the Little National League title with a 17-3 record. The first game of the series is slated for 7:30 p.m. VIEWPOINT I ?MCI Is It - 0 An MX . .,, :; ~ WASHINGTON (NEA) Jimmy Carter threatened to kill the program during his 1976 presidential campaign. Congressional support for it is half-hearted, at best. .. mittee, chaired by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, DMass. "Significant problems Identified by the committee include excessive red tape and bureaucracy; wasteful uses of grant funds; poorly ordered priorities..." A House Judiciary Committee report, hardly more positive, noted; "Virtually - . . . .. .. .',... - launched toward a programmed target - thousands of miles away in the Soviet Union. Multiply many times over, spread over the open spaces of four Western states, attach a pricetag of $30 billion and what you have is not the antic imaginings of a cartoonist but a soonto be military reality, or so President Carter has decided wi th his go-ahead on construction of the .' - 11 ... -_ - i ,I 111 . L. ( On C improves the accuracy of Soviet missiles, Is .4 .1 secretary of state. He was the meet powerful man in the Cabinet, the No. 2 man in that embattled administration. Yet after all the Watergate fallout, the Image of the brilliant, urbane, witty Henry Kissinger Mill prevails. His quiet charm cflsarms men and captivates women, although he is an unlikely looking Loth". Pudgy and fat-faced, Winking through glasses, Kissinger has the look of a stuffed owl. Yet he ban an arreding face- pensive, bemused - and an air of detached Intellectuality. He speaks in a soft, Germanic monotone, in easy command of on awesome array of' strategic concepts and tactical details. He came Into the Nixon fold from the Intimate circle of wise men around the Rockefeller brothers. In the m1d-1960s, he took time out from his Harvard lectures to direct a series of foreign Policy studicalor the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, He soon found tilmarlf awe* Up in the political world of the late Nelson Rockefeller. As Rockefeller's foreign pulley advis, Klaeluiger not only steered Rockefeller through the diplomatic shoals but briefed reporters who sought Rockefeller's views. The }""iti r~ Ø.i_,,,, I1I br too w4 Q *;% flying rugs don't use fossil biographers, Marvin and Bernard Kalb, . . -. S. ?4i--v-'- '•- . - - '.5 ........ -. .... - .. .., Department as an adviser. The foreign policy that Kissinger fashioned did no damage to the Rockefeller interests around the world. As the cue In point, the Rockefeller brothers had close financial ties to the shah of Iran. They participated with him In a variety of financial ventures, and Chase Manhattan became his favorite bank. A former No official of the Iranian National Oil Compiny recalls that the shah ordered the company to bank with (base Manhattan. "There was insidewe," the oMfrIai told us, "that .11 Iettersof credit for the purthiseofollgothrough (base Manhattan," The bank, of course, collected a percentage worth mllliqti Iranian sources alleged that some of the shah's henchmen also set up special Chase -_ _ . . . -. - #*,-*'--, the United States to persuade the shah to cooperate. Yet the Nixon administration made no move to intervene with the shah. This failure ensured that the shah's coffers would overflow with billions of petrodollars, with obvious benefits for his favorite bank. The economic impact on the Western world, meanwhile, was devastating. The ugly question remains: Why did the Nixon administration stand by while the shah raised oil prices to the moon? It's a mystery iie haven't solved, but our sources are almost unanimous in assigning the blame. Kissinger's colleagues In the Nixon Cabinet and secret messages from the Saudis lay the blame squarely on Kissinger. In two conversations with us, Kissinger has vigorously denied any. Intent to benefit the shah or the Rockefeller,. "Nor did I knpw of any financial arrangements between Iran and Chase Manhattan," said Kissinger. "This Is a horrendous innuendo that goes to a man's honor. No one has accused me of helping my friends financially." Kissinger is now a consultant to the Chase Manhattan Bank, but he advises the bank on high Policy. He has no knowledge, he said, ci the Rockefeller,' financial dealings. '.5.-- .5 - ' -.-.S-- ___ -' S ' , W e ave r Hot N11UHI SCOREBOARD ,j i '.': Mayor League () Transactions - - Dog Racing V F.W NI ab s Final ( a e - - Henry' K., Shah, Found Friends At Chase Manhattan accounts, which were used to channel funds into the shah's private enterprises. Bank sources acknowledged that Chase Manhattan has had business dealings with the shah but a spokesman declined to discuss "personal relations between the bank and any customer," In a series of columns, we have cited documentary evidence that the shah was the real power behind the drive for higher oil prices In 1973-74. He wanted the money to finance his dreams of glory. But the largest oil power, Saudi Arala, feared the worldwide economic consequences and, therefore, opposed the oil-price increases. The Saudis had the capacity to flood the market with oil and break the cartel price. But they didn't want to Stand alone against their Arab neighbors. They appealed to the United States, which had installed the shah on the Peacock Throne and had supplied him with an enormous military arsenal. No doubt the Nixon adminIstration had the muscle to stop the *ah from pushing up Prim In late 1973, the Saudis offered to hold prices down. The oiler was Ignored by the Nixon administration, and oil prices quadrupled overniglL Again In July 1974 the Saudis offered t force prices back down. All they asked was for I Maybe it was jet lag, or it then followed with a single past might have been superior a drawn -in infield for the game' ' . pitching, but whatever the winning lilt. The Mets jumpe d to a '2-4) lead reason, it took 18 innings this NEW YORK (UPI) -Everybody keeps asking the same thing. time before the Houston Astros before starter Hick Williams What's going to happen now between Billy Martin and Reggie -. managed to defeat the New recorded the first out hen Joel . Jackson? How are they ever go ing to get along'U& time when . #; York Mets, 3.2. In th e longest Youngblood singled, stole 1 they found it Impossible last time? game in the majors this season, second and scored on Frank P S I'' George Stelnbrenner, the man who pulled them apart before which featured 29 singles, 30 l'averas' bloop double. Ike i and is b ri n gi ng them back together now, Is positively convinced stranded baserunners, the Muzzilli then delivered a runthere won 't be the problem between Martin and Jackson again I' pitching debut of Dock Ellis, scoring single. that there was a year ago. Houston scored in the ixttofli . and the first niajorleague " It's his opinion, his money, his ballclub, so let's let him do the of the first on Cesar ('edeno's . victory for Bert Hoberge. talking. ' "Being tired is a problem,'' run-producing grounder and . ' "Billy and I were driving along in Columbus, Ohio, Sunday and Ashsaid Houston Manager Bill tied it in the fifth on Alan Ash•. one of the first things he said to me was, 'Have you said anything .. 'ur Virdon, who used 20 players, by's RB! single. ,q, .,j s 1' to Reggie yet?" Steinbrenner says, tal king about Martin's Ellis, acquired Friday from # including five pitchers. 5j don't replacing Bob Lemon as the Yankees' manager. like to make excuses but the Texas Hangers for No "I told him 'No,' and he said, 'I'm gonna have to get together S ilitliOrdeilgue pitchers, hurled something was wrong." Herald photo b' Tom Nate with him. What happened in the past Is all over, ancient history, Pinch-hitter Reggie Baldwin six innings for Ne York. and that's the first thing I'm gonna tell him. I really respect him BOO TERS Members of Sanford's 16-under team In the Central Florida Soccer league in- Opened the 18th with a single off allowing seven hits and both elude, Front row, left to right, Alindo Lingle, Torn Fowler, John ,Jane, Mart as an athlete.' Then so help me, Billy looked me straight In the loser Tom Hausman, (1-2, and Iloustori runs. eye, and said, 'You know something, George, we can't possibly do Mann, Greg Ilolcomb and Charles Brewer: Second row, Duane Fogg (coach), '1'err l'uhl then drew a walk. '1 t houg ht tie pitched very ON DISPLAY It without Reggie." Brian Nulty, Bobby Greene, Brian Von Ilerbulis, Jeff Fogg, Phil Reno and .Jim Julia Gonzalez was inserted as well," said M&'t.s Manager .lto.' This represents a complete 360-degree turnaround for Billy 'oltoline. Not pictured are Allen Cahill, James Garner, Thomas Lamar, Ken- a pinch runner for Baldwin and Torre. Martin, who had publicly said shortly after his departure from the Joe Sambito came on in the both runners advanced on a neth Pritchard and Wesley Cooper. Yankees last July Reggie Jackson was the one primar ily eighth inning for the Astros and responsible for his dismissal. went five strong innings. "I think he's a changed man" ,. Steinbrenner claims "I had two allowing just four singles and meetings with him these past two weeks, one for 3 hours and one Roberge pitched the final ttirt.0 for four hours. And when you spend that much time talking with ________________________________________________________________________________ innings to earn the and observing someone, you learn a lot about him." Iteds 3, E:t pa.s . 2 GOiri 1.00 300 Wednesday's Games "I sense a change in him. Regardless of what anybody said, I Ray Knight's RBI (nub in th 6 Gast! 1.10 Detroit at Boston, night had not made up my mind to bring Martin back until Sunday when eigth h i nni rig scored .iohnn> 0(2-4) 32.40: P (4.2) 114.30: T (4-2. Toroo at N.Y.. 2. Iwi.night 4) 240.60. Baltimore at Cleveland. night ,wc spent four hours together talking In Columbus. Yes, I had Bench with the winning run and Minnesota Tenth Gems at Milwaukee, Leaders made up my mind to make a change, but I hadn't made up my Bill Bonham and 1)oug Bair S GastiRodolfo night 12.00 4.60 3.60 mind on Billy. I had some other people in mind. When Billy and I 1 RamonDiaga 10.00 3.00 Texas at California, night eomnbiiied on a seven-iu(t('r. 4 BeidiBadlola 2.60 Kansas City at Oakland, night talked Sunday, I wanted to make sure he understood exactly what Major League Standings By United Press "That's the first time I ever Braves 10, I'hiillies 5: International 0 (IS) 34.80; P (5- 1) 114.40; T (5- I By United Press international he was undertaking, and I feel he did." When Baltimore skipper Earl did it and I hope I don't ever do Gary Matttit'ws drilled a pain National League Stelnbrenner made the change beca use he felt the team was 4) 304.40. Eleventh Game Weaver disagrees with an it again," -. . . ..r, only of homers and knocked in four East 6 Arano-Urciulta 24.60 45.70 16.60 deteriorating and floundering aimlessly under Lemon. w i. Pct. GB umpire's call, lie lets everyone .'dt11tly calmer after the game. runs and Atlanta snapped a S Carasa Badioia 9.70 6.0 Montreal 35 74 "Tome," lie says, "It was a team without spark about to s Monday in the ballpdl'k know it. 'The rule says (nat any player five-gaiiie losing stneah. 3 VicanidlArca 110 St. Lows 32 27 .542 3 Baseball apart at the seams. I really believed that. I watched them blow a 0 0 (5-6) iO,,,O; p Weaver, who was ejected that interferes with a fielder is Padres 3, ('ardiiials 2: 345.70; T (4. PhIla 34 30 .531 V 3½ - Recalled catcher. 5-3) $58.60. game in Minnesota and saw them lose another one in Texas. On Pittsbrgh 31 28 .325 4 from the Orioles' 8-7 victory automatically out." Randy Jones and Rollie first baseman Ike Hampton from Twelfth Game Chicago 30 30 .500 P,l the plane ride to Texas, there was a lot of laughing and joking, Sall Lake City (M). Weaver fretted that the Fitigers combined on an eightover the Cleveland Indians 3 Mutilla Gondra 10 80 5.20 3.90 New York 25 34 .424 10 New York (AL) Reappointed radios were blaring and no one seemed to care." 7 Umpires 11.00 wouldn't even listen to hitter and Jerry l'urnt'r had ii.eo Monday night after claiming West Billy Martin manager for remainder I lsasa Badiola 4.10 interference on a disputed play him: "When Mik"' Hargrove three hits and .scored Stelnbrenner remembers it was somewhere around three in the W L Pct. GB runs of 1979 season and through 1981, P (3.7) 1 14.l0: T (3.7. Houston 2 morning when the Yankees arrived In Dallas Friday from Mmreplacing Bob Lemon, who becomes at the plate in the seventh in. was called sale at third by as Sari Diego handed St. lA)U1s fl Cinci 36 29 .551 1½ general manager. neapolls. A - 1,707; Handle siit,s. ning, brought out a rule hook, umnpire Jim) Evans on the its sixth straight loss. San Fran 33 33 .500 S Philadelphia - Placed right "Everybody went straight up to bed," he says. "I got up for a Los Ang 31 37 .436 $ tore out the pages, and threw next play, it was an out -and- Dodgers 7, ('ubs 3: handedreliever Doug Bird on the 21. San Diego 31 30 .449 8 1-' six o'clock breakfast appointment I had with (Texas Rangers day disabled list and recalled leftout get-even call." them on the field, Dusty Baker broke an 0-for-21 Atlanta ta 73 41 .359 11 hander Kevin Saucier from owner) Brad Corbett. Suddenly, I see Tommy John, who had lost Atlan 5, While Sox 1: slump with a of t u-run Monday's Results Oklahoma City (AA). a tough bahigame to the Twins only a few hours before. I said to Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2 Bruce Bochte's fifth-inning homers and Burt hiouto:i DAYTONA BEACH Houston - Activated catcher Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 5 Monday night him, 'What are you doing up this early?' But he said, 'When I lose Hill single snapped a 1.1 tie and scattered eight hits as I,o. Reggie Baldwin from Charleston of Los Angeles 7, Chicago 3 . . First race, D,5.I, Time 3I .0 the International League. one like that, I don't sleep too well and lget upa little early lnthe Mike Parrott spaced seven hits. Angeles halted Chicago 's five Houston 3, N.Y. 2. is inns. 1 My Calico 13.20 6.40 1.60 Basketball morning.' Angels 5, h angers 0: San Diego 3, St. Louis 2 game m winning streak. 1.00 5.60 HouSton - Released Coach Tom 7 Darbabe Today's Games "That told me there were others on the club who cared, who had 3.00 Nolan Ryan Fli rt ed with, a Nissalke and signed Del Harris to 2 Funshlne IT) (All Times EDT) .Q(i7)44.2O.Pi1.7) I47.60,T(i72) replace him. the spark still left, and l felt it was uptometo try to get that spark major-league record Fifth 110 Philadelphia (Christenson 14) Salt Lake City Signed Tom 284.00, V.F.W. exploded for 11 runs hitter until Oscar Gamble Ignited again. After taking all the factors in consideration, I felt at Atlanta (Niekro 7-9), 7:35 Nissalke as head coach and Gene Second race, 0,5-14, Time 31.63 p.m. on eight hits in the top of the singled to left with one out in the Billy Martin was the man who could do it." 500 2.60 2.10 Littles and Hal Wissel as assistants. 5 Top Faith Cincinnati (Lacoss 80) at 7 Mountain Sample 6.80 4.10 fifth Inning Monday and eighth inning, forcing the Football Quickly forgotten, perhaps, in all the excitement of Martin's Montreal (Lee 6-3). 7:35 p.m. Win 4.20 Denver - Signed linebacker Jeff 3 Slippery Madam proceeded to pound Kiwanis, 20- California rihit-hander return to the Yankees Is the outstanding job Bob Lemon did with g to settle 0(57) 3130, PU?) 91.20, .20, T(573) New York (Hassler 00) at McIntyre from Arizona State, 3, in the final re gular season for a the club after he took over on such short notice last July. The man two-hitter. Houston (Andular 61). 0:35 punter Luke Prestridge from Baylor 323.40. Itemie Thomas had three hits p.m. Third race, C, 1-16, Time 31.74 game in the Sanford Junior Red Sax 9, Detroit 8: and wide receiver Charley Taylor won a world championship, remember? He told me Monday he to lead Colonial Hooni to a 19-12 St. Louis (Futgham 00) at from Rice. 2Giobe Democrat 9.00 1.60 3.00 League. wasn't hurt over the sudden unexpected switchover but knowing San Diego (Rasmussen 36), 10 Jim Rice drove in two runs victory over Florida Screen 66.40 1.40 Toronto (CFL) - Suspended 8 Swede Enough p.m. him as long as I do, I have to doubt that somewhat. 7 Agate V.F.W., which won the first with a bases-loaded single in Monday in the Junior Girls 3.00 halfback Secedrick McIntyre. Pittsburgh (Kison 3-3) at San 0(28) 27.00, P(2-I) 130.30, T(2-I-7) half with a 9-0 record and the eighth liming to propel Softball League. Dee hogan As for the three other principals involved, Stelnbrenner, Martin Francisco (Blue 7-6), 10:35 p.m. 113.20. Moose, second half winner with Boston over Detroit. and Jackson, Bob Short, the one-time owner of the Texas Rangers Chicago (Reuschel 5-5) at Los Fourth race, B, 5-16, Time 31.70 homnered for th e losers. Angeles (Sutcliffe 7-4), it 9-I mark, square off at 7:30 Itoyals 3, A's 2: 10:35 8 Koffy Kan 13.60 8.40 3.00 and former employer of Martin, possibly offered them the best Jan Johnson and Toni hardy p.m. 6B. Lynn Marie 6.20 3.20 p.m. next Tuesday, in the first George Scott's eighth-inning had two hits each in Kiwaflis' practical advice. Wednesday's Games 3 Pro Bowler 2.10 game of the city championship single scored two runs and 15-9 win over l)ixie Pride Pittsburgh at San Fran His prime advice to Reggie Jackson was to "sit steady in the DAYTONA BEACH 0(-I) 25.40, P(14) 211.10, T($-4J) Phila at Atlanta, night series at Chase Park. MONDAY NIGHT 174.20. Larry Guru an-] Al firabosky Peanuts. Sharon Jenkins and boat." Cinci at Montreal, night First Game Fifth race, A, 5-14, Time 31.33 combined on a six-hitter, Short told George Steinbrenner to keep the pot boiling and he'd hika l)ermnard had two hits cacti New York at Houston, night I Arano Gerardo 12.00 6.00 4.00 7 A Moving Target 300 2.00 2.60 JUNIOR STANDINGS leading the Itoyals St. Louis at San Ogo, night "break his back taking all the money to the bank." 1 Carasa-Ande For 9.20 8.10 4Mr. Brick the loser s 3.20 2.00 (Second Half) 8 Trani Pecina 5.80 5 Sneaked By 4.30 And to Billy Martin, he said, "Don't change anything you do, W American League 0 (1-4) 43.20; T (4.1.0) 348.00. 0(4.7) 0.00, P41'4) 15.80, T(7-4-5) Moose 9 I and you're a cinch to wind up Ma nager of the Year again ." East Second Game 104.00. -. . describe Kissinger as "one of the crown jewels in the Rockefeller diadem." He moved into the Nixon White House with Rockefeller's quid blessings. Kissinger's calm mastery of foreign affairs made him a power In the new admInIstration. Yet he remained privately loyal If Rockefeller throughout the Nizon years. Associates recall, for instance, that Kissinger usually returned Rockefeller's calls ahead of the president's. Kissinger also brought David Rockefeller, chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, into the backrooms of the State By United Press International passed ball. Craig Reynolds SANFORD no one becoming Increasingly vulnerable to a potential By EDWARD CRAIG associated with the program suggested that it be American Telephone and Telegraph CO. pre-emptive strike. UP! Business Writer reauthorized without major change." His company designs systems offering NEW YORK UPt - Computer protection Is security for computers and data banks against .!.'t' t mk 3EnsC thatesh It represents, at least in the administration's recommend extending the program for several "j&1f"1' (iavin t* spare tire in the faintly Cat, fraud, embezzlement and other losses, such as reading of the fine print, the mcst in new nuclear says the head of a small Texas company that has fire and flood, morn years at on annual cod of weaponry permlssable under the SALT II become a leader In t he in fant industry. Yes, but only if you Understand a little about how He says a few simple rules could guard against agreement the president and Soviet Chahian Louis Scorns, Jr., founder and president of mo st losses. Congress works. Leonid Brezhnev formally signed in Vienna prior Data Processing Security of Hurst, Texas, said For one thing, a company should Install to ratification by the U.S. Senate. thoughwould crimetake is no longer a hot issue, fqwEven politicians credit for killing the that because corporate senior management computers only in areas designed exclusively for one federal program that gives States and cities often doesn't understand much about computers, t hem, and shouldn't advertise the location. Maybe. A goodly po rt ion of that bo dy Is init is likely to feel a protection system would be a "Many firms I've visited have big bold signs dined to see SALT II as less a mutually agreed extra money for crime-fighting, waste of time and money. saying, 'To The Computer.' Any outsider with limitation on stratetic weaponry on a i)asls of Nor do they want to offend the galaxy of local It's partly because of this attitude that corn.. crL'ut' on lila sziind has the first door opened for rough equality than an arrangement to peru; government officials, police chiefs, judges, puter fraud Is so prevalent: the more than 300 him," Scoma said. the Soviets to achieve eventual superiority. corrections officers and the almost endless cases, representing a loss of $200 million, Disks and tapes should carry theft-protection string of Interest groups advancing their cause in reported by the National Bureau of Standards devices which sound an alarm when carriedt MX was the subject of intense controversy Washington. before the president's decision. It still is. are "only the tip of the Iceberg," according to a detector In the computer room without Critics object to the price and contend that for authorization. Even President Carter and Griffin B. Bell, Scoma. He likes totell the story of one company where Some fraud is simplicity itself. Scoma tensofa considerably less the existing Minuteman III who became Attorney General in 1977 conuiiitted management was convinced, on the word of Its commercial bank victimized by a transient missiles could be adapted for mobile to the dismantling of LEAA, succumbed to computer room, that the firm could never be customer who placed his deposit deployment. In addition to the budget savings, slips among Inertia when they decided a few months after victimized by fraud. As a test , Scoma sat down at those on the counter for use by depositors. he this course allegedly also would have the adtaking office to drop their more radical plans and the computeri shipped out $95,000 in inventory slips carried his code number, not his name, so vantages of more rapid implementation and of work for mostly procedural reforms in the and dared the computer experts to find out that a depositor using one of th em unwittingly relying upon a wea pon of proven effectiveness program . where it went. They couldn't. Then Scoma told was putting his money into the thiers account, rather than taking a chance on a new and Unone of the firm's vice presidents it had been The account was Nearly two years of work resulted In Senate closed out just before bank tested system. delivered to his home nearby. passage a few weeks ago of an LEAA reform bill statement time and its owner disappeared. Another alternative, and said to be the major House action is expected soon. Interestingly, &The NBS report, according to Scoma, reflects At the moment Scoma's firm Is setting up a one in the administration's evaluating of the administration's chief ally has been Kennedy, a only a fraction of all crime by computer simply series of six Recovery Operation Centers strategic options, would be expansion of the because many (inns fear "adverse publicity" If throughout the country to serve as back-up submarine nuclear missile force, which also long-time LEAA critic who used his new cornan they disclose they were gulled. mittee chairmanship to lead the drive for computer facilities for could be carried out more rapidly and at less hit by disaster. 'i' "Computer crimes are so simple to commit first one will be In thefirms overhaul, Fort Worth-Dallas area cost. that some day a clever person will put together a and others will be located at New 'York, Atlanta, And it is also suggested that MX could well As a result of one significant change, local grot comprised of professional programmers, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis-St. Paul. have exactly the opposite effect of that intended. governments will have to spend less time filling systems engineers, accountants and wiretappers A telecommunications network and other Rather than strengthening the U.S. defensive out annual planning forms explaining how they who will pull off the greatest computer fraud In equipment will be kept in readiness to ac- situation, it might spur the Soviets to develop will spend their money, The House committee history," he said. commodate immediate computer installation so their own new nuclear delivery system or called this report, which typically rims several Scoma darted his firm following a stint as that a bt*ineas can carry on. systems, increasing U.S. vulnerability to a strike hundred pages, "a document not to guide local corporate director of Information processing Scoma has f igured that within five days, a and making Soviet weapons less vulnerable to decision making but to meet federal guidelines services for Montgomery Ward & Co. Previously computer can be ordered, installed and ready to U.S. attack. In short, another upward and costly and placate federal bureaucrats." he wax with IBM, Texas Instruments and be used by the company's regular personnel, spiral in the technological arms race. - 1% ' MX is designed to replace the existing Minuteman network, which, with Its fixed launching sites and as technological advance Sec urity -1 . MX mobile intercontinental ballistic missile system. BUSINESS WORLD Ill MILTON ltIt'lI%IAN . nation's strategic defense system. In case of war, the buttons are pressed and surprise! The missile pops out of the trench to be S. Astros Win In 18, 3-2 Parade New Day For Billy, Reggie? - - ... president Gary Taylor. -~,_~~~~ .__~ __~`_,~,~~~ ~ Goldberg might have devised. Twenty miles of railroad track sunk in a trench. An intercontinental missile tipped with a nuclear warhead Is trundled endlessly hack and forth on this route to nowhere on the ground, at least. Its exact position at any given time Is known, or so wt. will all be hoping, only to the men with their fingers on the buttons of the . I . By DON GRAFF It sounds like something a demented Rube - I Sports I Or Rx? "I, ~, 7,,~, ,1, _,I'l ',- "',., . . homers this year while leading the team in the hitting department, and also shared most of the pitching chores for the team. , ,) \ . ,; - But no matter the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Is about to get a new legislative lease on life. Therein lies a tale of the difficulty of killing a federal agency. The LEAA was formed during the late 1960s to help local governments fight the growing crime wave and urban riots. President Nixon nurtured It to maturity with huge transfusions of money. But those federal funds were often wasted on heavy police machinery, gadgets with little practical use and exhaustive crime studies gathered dust on bookshelves. Although LEAA spent nearly $1 billion a year by the mld-70s, few people could Identify major benefits. "Overall, the results of the program have not measured up to expectations," concluded a recent report of the Senate Judiciary Corn- ('harron will probably play shortstop in the second game of the series, with Frederick Miller the probable pitcher for that game for Flagship Bank. Charron, first baseman Brian Sheffield, infielder Horace Knight and rookie catcher Eddie Korgan make up the nucleus of the Flagship Bank hitting attack. The outstanding player in the tournament will be awarded the 10th annual Most Valuable Player Trophy, presented L)v Sanford Youth Baseball Association Merthie is expected to get the nod to start tonight's game, and will likely face Flagship Bank ace Lee Charron. With Merthie on the mound. Byington will draw the catching assignment tonight, with the two expected to exchange positions for Wednesday night's second game. Keith McGriff, who follows Merthie and Byington in the lineup and swings a big stick at the plate, is the Chase first baseman. Other usual starters are David Reed, Theodore Graham, Dee Johnson, Jasper Collins and Jerry Walsh. & . ,. For LEAA tonight at Fort Mellon Park in Sanford. The second game will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night, with the third game, if needed, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday. Although Flagship Bank has the best record, Chase & Co. is considered a slight favorite Chase features the powerful duo of Darryl Merthie and Clint Byington, who have combined for more than 30 Flagship Bank, coached by Isham Sheffield, brings the He doesn't happen to you but once in a lifetime. He is your one and only father. Open City Title Series Chas e Flagship Bank, a regular in the Sanford little National League city championship tournament over the last few years, returns to the best two-of-three games series when it opens tonight ,still seeking its first city crown. - L ife - ... 5' Tuesday, June 1, 179-SA extra buck or two -"But don't tell your mother." ._ SOMETHING TO .1 WASHINGTON No survivor of the Nixon administration inspires greater veneration today than the Intellect who was Richard Nixon's - I Gcir 11 , __ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD "Ironically, fuels." -_ ~~, ,.~,, ,:"~,--epo _ __ SPORTS magic. There's no real sweat if a kid blows his allowance. You can always count on Dad to come up with an - - Than In a few seconds time, a father can terminate any form of discipline or punishment enforced by Mom. One wink from him across the room is a flutter of Colonial Jul-Alai . Cooper Wins Big One -: - Thomas Sparks Carl Lee singled home Don Cardinal Industries, 3-2, and Causseauxwlththe winning run Whlgham Furniture downed In the bottom of the seventh Deluxe Bar, 11-5. Inning Monday night as AAA Rick Grant hit two homers for Cooper Transportation edged AAA Cooper while Causseaux, : past Oviedo Auto Parts in a real Lee and Wes Rich had one each. cliffhanger, 16-15, in the San-' ford Metro Softball League. Howard's Mobil stopped Rico Peterson hit two home runs for Oviedo Auto Parts while Lloyd Wall and Dave Hudick had one each. ISOWARD'$MOIl$. CARDINAL IsO. Allis alas ie MartIs so Mark Whigham had three hits 4 ii iiuis - Dxnkiftsen 321 4iIlvtlif Price Whigham with Levi Ralnes for •• Melllns 32 I Candali1 III getting two safeties forDeluze. 350 Facevre McMullan 3 05 3SIDea$e Worm" Singles by Mike MacAteer, 305 311 LIV.IV used 311 lii L's Dearborn Dunklnson and David Tony IS 31i1.rewfl MacAt.rr i so 3 II 0. LIvely Price keyed a Ui e-nm rally In Yates •• 281 3 Saed.si Totals III the fifth for Howard's. Shafw* Cidy AAACOOPIR 350 ovisooauTo 301 Totals *i m us All H 43 Aadsrsis 4 Ii WHIGHAM PUPS. Gracey DELUXE BAR S. Caessessi • 11 2 ASP iiPalo All. 12 I 1 1 3 Low wad I II 4 2 1 Fakess Raises 433 D.Cavs'saxx $43 5asu 313$1,IJdsflSire ill Reynolds $34 Grant 124 432 "Wick 413PSrVS4i Jacksas 183 12 c's • 3 P.WuhffiIss4 $0 •• Hill 463 3 l.Whlstes 3 I 46 3 40, 11$ 302 16011 , 3Ql4y Ill 433 WIteØ 211 l: (lie' 351C1..I.t$ 4II I1 I Ii T.MilhIr MlSse' • • • MolUI $ I 1 Hall - 151.. 3 6421 $6 •,, Totals J.J.WadM 3 I I 209 nuts Totals 30)411 2311 1 Togo Tseek : ' - -. - 1* ..- -- W L Pct. GB 12 22 .636 39 21 .619 2½ 36 30 .5.13 7 31 31 .523 8', 30 30 .500 10 32 32 .500 10 21 16 .313 '2", West W L Pct. 0$ 41 27 .603 31 31 .523 4'/, 35 31 .530 5 Bait Boston Milwauke New York Detroit Clevelnd Toronto Calif . - City mim 32 29 .525 SVi 2 Victor.Mndlola 5.80 2.00 8 Tribune 3.60 2.20 2 20 V.F.W. KOfC Kiwanis Elks Rotary 7 6 5 2 1 3 4 5 8 9 kI1 DISCOUNT 1 #I Greg Hill pitched a five-hitter for V.F.W., striking out seven and walking four. Alton Davis was the top of. fensive player for the winners, PRICES ON MICHELIN TIRES I uncorking a pair of triples and a Ch!cago 31 33 .454 I 4 Sanliisidro 4,00 lNextlme 200 2.00 single, while Paul Griffin and Seattle 28 40 .412 13 0(27)41.20;P(7.2) 114.60;T(7.2- 3J0ReDo 3.10 Richard Skiba each had a pair Oakland 19 4$ .2$ 21'i, 4) 513.00, 0(4-1) 4.20, P11-4) 9.90, T($-4-3) Monday's of singles. John Scott, Stanley t5 Fifth Game 127.41. Baltimore C. Cleveland 7 6 ZubiGondra 16.00 1.00 6.10 Ninth race, C,S.i4-Timn,31.$3 Hogan, Chris Harris, Hill and Seattle S. Chicago 1 3 Gasti.Diaga 7.00 6.10 I Impala Classy 35.20 26.400.40 Jon Watson each had one Boston 9, Detroit I 4 Oscar - Paco 1.20 60uick Printer 5.00 5.10 Califor nia 5, Texas 0 safety. 0(3-4) 41.60: P (6-3) 76.20; T (4.3- SSuperMindy Kansas City 3. Oakland 7 4) 2,184.00. 0(1-4) 44.00, P11.5) 303.30, T( l-44) Alton Coleman had a double Today's Games Sixth Game 168.20. for Kiwanis, while Vernon Law, (All Times EDT) I Vcandi.Dlaga Il 22.60 10.40 7.00 10th race, 1,5-16, Time 31.43 Joe Baltimore Smith, William Wynn and (Stone 45) at 3 Galdospraclera 9.00 1.10 7Ca-ry Fred 5.60 3.00 2.00 Cleveland (Barker 0-0). 7:30 1 Carasa.Mndiola 6.20 I Mr. Goodbee 1.00 4.20 Tracy Hoilcinan added singles. p.m. 0(3-I) $0.60: P($-3) 150.10; T (4-3. 2 Bee inventive KIWANIS Detroit (Dillingham 63) at 1)741.40. 0(74) 20.40, P( 74) 60,60, T(7-$-2) VF.W, AS I H Boston (Finch 0-0), 7:35 p.m. Seventh Game 324.40. AllHl.sk)iard ill Toronto (Hoffman 37) at i lrusta.Diaga 5.20 5.00 3.60 llfturace,A,S.14,Time3I.I$ Grim., III iiINertmax New York (Beattie 3.3), 1:05 7 Isasa.UrquIj. 13.40 3.10 3 K's Juno IS I 36.20 12.60 440 54*11 3 4 i Law p.m. 13 3 Coleman 3, i 3 Vicsndi.Paco 1.60 4 Upper 5.00 3.60 Davis 2 II s I I SmIth Mirwwsots (Golt: 5 6) at 0(1.7)41.60: P (1-7) 100.10: T (I.?. SB. Ginger ""W Delete 135*855 Iii Milwaukee 45). 8:35 (Han 3) $3.45, 0(3-4) 52.20, P13-4) 15.40 T(3-4- lull 331 PrSkesch P.M. Eighth Game 1)1268.40, I 12981101255 Skim Seattle (Horwycutt 35) .t 1 RamonGoiri 10.40 1.40 340 lie III laker i2th race, l,3-L Time 3$.41 Chicago (Barrios 6-3), 8:35 p.m. I 311 Holleman 2 Olcar-Wally 340 3.30 3 Mountain Kiss 13.00 7.00 3.40 3 ,3 Williams '13$ 1$ ITetals Texas (Darwin 00) of CallI Isasa-Arrlila 340 5 Scott Goodbe 0.60 3.00 Watsas Ill fornia (Barr 3.1), 10:35 p.m. 3.30 Lawrsace Q(l4)39.N;P(1.2) 1$JIg Y(I.3. ll'm Easy I I I Kansa s City (Splitiorft 8-5) at 4) 0(3-1) 3340; P134) 93.30, T(34-4) Totals 11)0 3 Oakland (Keough 05), 10:35 MOM Game 191-SI. 031 4011-30 v,.w P.M. 4 Ecttaniz 30.00 9.10 3.60 Afliedasce 215$; Handle 5)00405. kiwams Oil 61--1 ' -I. --- 20% (, r -___ ) '11,.'.4.) OFF is. Mon. thruFro.Ia.m..sp.m. Sat $ &M.-3 p.m. New Hours I 1 I I FRONT END I I COMPLETE ALIGNMENT I Ii BRAKE WORK I I ' . 1 I-.-- • 5.- - - - . __', -. I DmingoMndlola 13.00 5.00 3.20 Sixthrace,C,5-16,Tjme3I,57 2 CarasaFernan 5.00 6.20 7 Gazette 5.10 2.60 2.60 4 lrusta.Pradera 6.30 5 Crimson Dynam 3 6.80 4.20 0(1-2) 29.20. P0-2)133.40; T (1-3. SM.L. Pinta 7.60 4) 34.20; DD (4-I) 240.00. 0(5-7) 21.40, P(7-5) 74.10, TO-5-1) Third Game $26.40. $ Rodolfo 13.00 30.20 1.60 Seventh race, D, 3-1, Time 38.93 3 Trani 1.60 3.20 lOrnery j. 10.00 5.20 3.20 Gondra 5.60 6 Duke Axe 3.20 2.40 0(3-I) 47.40;P(I.3) 162.40;T($.3. $ John kutis 2.60 71 422.40. 0(4.1) 14.40, P(7.4) $2.50, T(7-6-$) Fourth Game 73.00. 7 Egana-Rodolfo 8.60 0.00 4.20 Eighthrace,I,S-I6,T1me31.24. . . 5.-- . I - 5.- V r,(•] :] '1 t.'iTIIRES PH.________________________________ 405 W-Filst - ST. S , �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- Tuesday, June 1, 17 -amIn REALTY TRANSFERS Anthony .'aliano, Tr. to Thelma David S. Ritter & WI. Letha to Voslia, & Mirlana Pendergrass, Wm. R. Skutt I wf. Linda V. Lot 6, from SE cor of SW' of Sec 1.21.31 blk A. Tanglewood Sec. Three etc., $100. Replat. 5.44,000. Anthony Juliano, Tr. to Peter E. Paul D. Hart & WI. Laurie to Jasanis 1. Janet E., Lot 3, 61k D, Kenneth R. Bechtel (Married) Lot Paradise Point, 4th Sec. $i.soo. 30, blk E. North On. Terr., SEC. Anthony Juliano, In to P. Alan Three, Unit One. 141.000. McClanahan I Diane N., Lot 11, 61k Robert S. fleske & *1. Debris to B. Paradise Point, 4th Sec., $7,900. Joyce R. Loftin, sql. Lt 44, WikIva Robert J. KroIia & wf Amelia to Hunt Club Fox Hunt, SEC. 2. $53,500. Galllmore Homes Inc., Lot 22, 61k., Joyce R. Loftin, sql. to Ronald N. Spring Valley Farms, Sec 10, Henderson, sql. Lot 21, blk A, San 5.1S,000. Senastian Unit 2. $57,000. Anthony J. Coppola Fr. I WI Joseph R. Mathis, Jr. & WI. Mary Jeannette to Wm. B. Delaporte & WI K. to Richard W. Moody I WI. Ruth E., S 100' of SE/4 of SE'/4 6 of Marlene C. Lot 27, blk B, River Tun, SR 427 Sec 24.2129 (less part). Sec. One. 149,900. $21,300. James P. McMahon, sql. to W. H H H Inc. to Joseph Mazzochetti Thomas Sumner W 76 of Lot 66. w & wf Roberts, Lot 13, Shady Oaks, 4' of N 51 of 6 11' of 6, etc., blk I, $.6600 Tier 4. E.R. TraUord's Map f The Babcock Co. to David E. Sanford. $26,900. GeIIis& WI Rose, Lot 216 Windward Sabal Point Prop lnc.to George R. Square, Sec. Three, $31,000. Davis I wf. Alberta Lot 23, Whisper Barclay Woods to Bnookwood Yod at Sabal Point Unit 2, $19,900. Builders Inc., Lot 173 Barclay Velkko On(ukka 6. . Anga to Woods 2nd Addn, 520,000. Martha Wight, sql I. JoyceM. Hetzel Barclay Woods to Brookwood sill., A. ten, Lots 14.17 blk H, Crystal Builders Inc., Lot 171 Barclay Park sd, $16,000. Woods, 2nd Addn, $20,000. Teddy J. Hunsaker & WI. Colleen Kinsley Constr. Co.. Inc. to James to James H. Prince & WI. Ann I. D. Hopkins & WI Carob A., Lot 5, Commence at NW cor. of NE'/4 of Shpdy Oaks, SA2,000. SEI/4 of SEC 11-21-30, etc. $90,000 Shelton Assoc., Inc. to John J. Hickory Homes MILD., Inc. to Oddy & wf Doris .3., Lt 7 BUt 0, Francis K. Schultz & WI. Betty J. Lt Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. I), $150,000. 55, Wekiva Hills, SEC. Eight, Green & Assoc. Bldns., Inc. to go,,00. Avelino V. Reyes & wf Marie T., Lot Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Cahill 2, 61k H Sweetwater Club Un. I, Constr. Co., Lot 53, Weklva Hills, $17,900. SEC. Nine. $16,000. Fla. Power Corp to Charles E. Magnolia Svc, Corp. to Cahill Thomas, Lot 4, East LOnQWOOd sd, Constr., Lot 61, Weklva Hills. SEC. $9,000. Nine, $16,000. Alma C. Scott & Connie S. Wright Mtg. Guar. Ins, to Citizens to Alma C. Scott, Lots 49 & 30, Savings & Loan Assoc., Lot 109 Bookentown, $100. Barclay Woods First Addn. $37,500. (QCD) Margaret H. Newman, Citiz. Say & Loan to Bob Ricks wid. to The Margaret Hodge (Married) & Gladys S. Blair, sql & Newman Revocable Trust, Lot 6, David Dyer, sill., Lot 109 Barclay 81K A. Bretton Woods, $39,300. Woods Fist Addn. $10,000. James J. Matheny & Judy to (QCD) Mildred E. Zimmerman to Charles J. Simpson & Betty .3, 72.50' I. Sherman Penney, Apt No. I Bldg. of Lot 2IW7.50'oI Lot), 61k K, 6. Cherrywood Gardens, $17500. English Ests. Unit Two, $45,600. Charles Nicotra 1. WI. Christina I Robert G. Messenger & wf Betty Angela I. Holtz, (From Jack I Hick. to Dominic Lannut$i& WI Ethel, Lot man) Lot 47 Wekiva Hills, Sec. Six 76, 61k C, Summerset North, 147.600. (corrective). $100. (QCD) Mildred L. Johnson, sql to Ensbow Homes Inc. to W. Earl Hollis B. Johnson, sql., Lot 1$ Downs, Portion of Lot 16, blk A. The Seminole Raceway, First Addn, Springs Whispering Pines Sec. One, $100. $100. (QCD) Hollis B. Johnson, sql. to Enslow Homes to James A. Mildred L. Johnson, sal.. Lot I. m.d t.,.i Li • ,ê IL ku. - - . Lot- 19 - - -.*rehri ' Seminole Raceway First Addn, A The Springs Whispering Pines WI Successful, New Ex port Program Small Firms Getting Feet Wet NEW YORK (UP!) — Seven hundred small companies in New England are seeking to participate In an export program spon sored by the Massachusetts Port Authority that already has achieved considerable success. If 25 little companies could generate nearly $2 million in export sales in one year through the Massport program, 700 conceivably might generate $50 million a year In time. Only a little over a year old, the program has enabled 25 small One manufacturer who went on a Massport trade mission to Europe and is very enthusiastic about the whole program is David Gessner, head of Briox Technology Co. of Worcester, M. companies to get their feet wet In the export business. Their combined export sales were a modest $1.9 million, but William F. Tobin, marketing and development director for the authority, believes the program will grow. Briox makes a device that extracts oxygen from room air and concentrates it for home treatment of obstructive pulmomary The Smaller Business Association of New England is cooperating with the port authority, commonly known as Massport. Massport advertises the program and then screens applications from companies that want to participate. Not all the applicants can be accepted at once. Those accepted are chosen on the basis of their manufacturing record, the potential overseas demand for their products and ready access to foreign customers. Massport then sends periodic trade missions of the companies chosen abroad and makes interest-free loans to finance the trip to the extent of half the air fair, $100 daily expenses and some small A minimum of 10 sales meetings with foreign customers is arranged for each participant In the program. 'I....xp.ct to win "I landed a lot of evaluation sales, that is orders for concentratora purchased to be evaluated for medical approval," Gessner said. "I'm going back to Europe soon now to follow these up and I expect to win a big market over there." over there' disorders, thus elminating the need for bulky oxygen cylinders in the home. Briox: has been in business six years but never had exported. Since the oxygen concentrator normally must be prescribed by a physidan and paid for out of some form of medical insurance, Briox was a more complicated case than usual for the Massport But Gessner said he had 15 sales meetings in five days in Gessner said he was enormously impressed by the way Massport handled arrangements for the trade mission he took part in. The papers included complete details about how to ship a $10,000 order for fishing reels and rods by air or sea, Including the payment of customs duties, an itinerary for the trip with hotel, airline, railroad and car rental reservations, exact times for appointments with prospective customers In England, Ireland, Holland and Switzerland, full information about acceptance of credit and advance arrangements for obtaining language interpretation and secretarial services and some information about other amenities. 1' HOMEOWNERS • Need Cash? Your credit Is good 101 $2,500 to $25,000 or more, for any purpose! Lm" can b. ' $23,000 ., FOR ANY PU1PO$Il N psu Owf yQI, *WfI horns, cordorni.iujrn rno 4s horns and bt, YOU AU APPUCANTS MAY U 111011(5 wWO- s, ,.$.rs and .wn hiss. r1sdsd by b.éiov hen cci.#a.Ju. EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS Codiloeenypwp.w. Medical ba.— vaatians — horns m povsrn..ws — wwcw--fwrjtws— 10 - _4, i.i...,.& k Or . ,., ' PAST LOAN APPROVAL - Yo,a hen coM I, eow dh 21 hoi,swidcart.dwiilih3i wherever you live, CALLTOLLFREE 1-8004284050 so Isv set. 91$ Oprn'o,oa on cloy 24 hoit - .. . - Pass American Financial -, Services, Inc. Ucesd Mortgaie Ivok, 1501 Sochv,clAve,kise2o2 Tamp., Vlorida3i609 Business Loans A $10000 to U50,* TIMEX Repairs CHICK AND CHARGE - HE THOUGHT HE WAS COMPLETELY COVERED. DON'T BE A,POOR JACK DROP IN TODAY FOR A FREE, NO OBLIGATION PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION 11> OF YOUR INSURANCE COVERAOE. WE MAY BE ABLE TO OFFER YOU BETTE COVERAGE FOR LESS THAN YOU ARE NOW PAYING. Air Conditioning Tune Up s 2510* OAK AVE PHONE Gi4 9th will' - Fwk Cteait Coveb ANY LIVING - '' IN SANFORD ANL I: CARP. suCLEANER J YOUO CAIPITS WILL Mom Is Overwhelmed0ver Being Matron Of Honor' MRS. TERRY VERN KELLEY educable mentally handicapped children in Augusta. The bridegroom is a junior medical student at the Medical College of Georgia. - -. Matt M. Rodriguez of Coachella. Calif. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a lace over satin gown worn by the bridegroom's mother In her wedding. The fitted bodice with an Illusion yoke outlined in seed pearls, featured a sweetheart neckline 11.h a high lace collar and long sleeves that terminated in a po int at - a 7 . e INPLATION PISNTIRI Sd Fad CWekem REG,3 PC,DINNER WITH SALAD & ROLL ON ONLY $169 2100 S. FRENCH AVE. HWY.17.02 SANFORD 322.0442 I' j • — - - U U F I9 IIe each wrist. The sweeping cathedral train featured althrnate layers of scalloped lace and accoidion net pleating. Her headpiece was a lace picture hat with seed pearls enhancing the brim secured to a shoulder. length veil of illusion. Miss Cheryl Hodges of Sanford, attended hem sister as maid of honor. She wore a crystal organza over taffeta gown. The floral print top was fashioned with ruffles around the neck and arms. Two deep ruffles edged In white eyelet formed the bottom of her full, gathered olive green skirt. She wore an olive green picture hat and carried a straw basket of butterscotch and yellow daisies, deep orange carnations and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Miss Josle Lewis of Lovenburg, N.C.; Mrs. Mary Jane Mauery of Winter Haven, and Miss Melody Crocker of Sanford. Their lemon yellow and floral print gowns and yellow picture hats were identical to the honor attendant's. Robin Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, 301 E. 23rd St., Sanford, was the flower girl. Robert Palalay of Oxnard, Calif. was best man. Usher-groomesmen were Eddie Rodriguez and George Rodriguez, brothers of the bridegroom from California, and Ernie Rodriguez, cousin of the WEDNESDAY SPECIAL OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHELL ONE - i___-------- OOZEN $ 125 Served 4p.m. tol P.M. in The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ................SOC z DEAR ABBY: My daughter is planning her wedding and has asked me to be her matron of honor! I am overwhelmed. In fact, I was so touched I wept Mien she asked me. Now for my problem: I've attended weddings where the father of the groom was his best man, but lye never heard of the mother of the bride being her matron of honor. When I told sonic of my friends abuut it, they all reacted the sitne wnt' ''(lb r,.,,Ilt'" J incredulous laughter) She couldn't have been serious!" Do you think my being the mother of the bride and the matron of honor would call too much attention to myself? After all, it's supposed to be the bride's day. Should I accept this honor? When I told my daughter I was thrilled that she wanted me but perhaps she should and ask one of her girlfriends Instead, she said, "Why, MDIII? You are my best friend." What would you do? BETWIXT brIdegruol r o Hi California. Ward Hodges, brother of the bride, WUS the ringbearer. The reception was held In the church educational building, Following a wedding trip to Walt Disney World, Arizona and the Grand Canyon, the r"wlywed making tfiir tionle in Coachella where the bridegroom is a technician with Sears Roebuck and Co. He will resume his senioryearat Baptist Bible College, California, this fall, Married? Gett ng i Engagement and wed. ding fonns are available at the Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be accom• panied by professional black and white photo. graphs If a picture L desired with the announceinent. Wedding forms and Pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. - ..........' ........ DEAR BETWIXT: I tould accept 151111 pleasure. DEAR ABBY: My friend and I are having a friendly argument. She says that while waiting in a long line for gas, YOU can conserve gas by turning off your engine and starting it up again as you inch along. 1 say you waste more gas that way. Can you get the facts? CALIFORNIA PROBLEM V E A It CA I I F (lit N IA: Although Californians are the first in the nation to suffer gas pains, I fear that by the time this hits print it will have become a national pain in the tank. A spokesman at General Motors says: "It takes very little energy to start an engine SUMMER 1979 SKATING SCHEDULE TUES.— Ladles Class ................ 9a.m..lOa,m, Beginners class .............. lOa.m..11a.rn, PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT WED.— All Day Skate...............10 a.m.4 P.M. OUR SKATES $2.50 YOUR SKATES $2.00 Evening Session $1.00 ........7 p.m..10 p.m. THURS.— Evening Session $1.00......7 p.m..9 p.m. ADULTS (168, Over) ....... 9 p.m..io:o p.m. FRI. MATINEE .................... 2p.m..Sp,m, Evening Session ........ 7:30 p.m..11:00p.m, SAT.—MATINEE ................. 2p.m,.Sp.m. Evening Session ...........7:30p,m..11 p.m. CALL 322-9353 SSMEU.FRESH - - " HerId Photo by Tom Vincent - Denise Hodges and David S. Rodriguez were married June 2, at 6 p.m., 4 at the Palmetto Avenue 'Baptist Church. Rev Raymond Crocker and Rev. G.E. Hodges per. formed the candlelight, dou ble ring ceremony, The bride is the daughter of Rev, and Mrs. G.E. Hodges, 701 Bvier- Road, - . Sanford. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. '' -- 0 LOOX LIKE NEW = Aachgard 1I - A ('amp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forest, these Seminole County 411'ers are genuine certified counselors ready to return to camp on July 9 as cabin counselors for younger campers. From left, Cynthia Weiss, I.I. Miriam Leach, 13, David Erlandson, 13 and Yvonne Drake. I.I. Married In Double Ring Rites - FREE ESTIMATES. CALL ANY TIME w1wo-.1 Emcan HWY 1742 AT LAKE MARY BLVD.SANFORD 312.2100 -- After four days of concentrated training at I-Il • 3394969 $1 2PLU 5 PARTS AUTOCENTER - U ROOM, DINING AREA & HALL t39. L ndy's 3233566 WE'RE COUNSELORS CLOSED SUN. and MON. INSTALLED $2S" AND Up IS PCT. DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS ON COMPLETED WORK 111*11 ASINCY 3234II0 Lngwood Plaza Phone 831.2285 New Batteries .— fl Tuesday, June 19, 1979-1 s SEE, IT SAYS Kathryn Gall Sims and Terry Vern Kelley were married June 16, at 6:30 p.m., at the Asbury United Methodist Church. Rev. Dennis DeLacure performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davie E. Sims, 104 Sand Pine Lane, Longwoocj The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Kelley of Marietta, Ga. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a form1 gown of silk organza fashloaed along the empire silhouette. The hlghrlse bodice featured cap sleeves and a Queen Anne neckline of Venise lace enhanced with seed pearls and Iridescents. Motifs of the same lace were repeated on the A-line skirt and sweeping train. A picture hat of silk organza and lace secured her long flowing veil of silk illusion. Karen N. Sims of Longwood attended her sister as maid of honor. She wore a dusty rose gown designed with a capelet and side skirt drape caught with a matching silk flower. Bridesmaids were Ellen Vaught of Atlanta; Cathy O'Connell of Jacksonville, Jodie Petrie of Orlando, Lisa Meeks of Casselberry, and Debra Connell of Eastman. Their mauve gowns were identical to the honor attendant's. The bridegroom's father served as best man. Groomsmen were Marc Cox of Marietta, Jeff Clark of Tampa, Brett Bolbotner of Tampa, Ron Harwell, Macon, Ga., and David Sims, brother of the bride, Longwood. The flower girl was Jeannie Jokinen, and the ring bearer was John Jokinen, both of Atlanta. The garden reception was held at the Springs Clubhouse, Longwood. Following a cruise to the Bahamas, the newlyweds will make their home in Augusta, Ga. The bride teaches 3PC.CHICKEN DINNER $S39 WITH SALAD & ROLL U YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY DEALER go I Kathryn Sims, Terry V. Kelley Exchange Vows wiu•a •picIAI. SPECIALS This is Th. Car Jack Ow.d... P w J.ckfl o u day, 7 days owaslr - For The liomitnYoursell 0 r over the weekend, but have a one time job. to Mixon, are carried in dock. help you keep your car looking hard time locating the parts "We have the best machine They also have such and running Its best. they need, have a friend In shop in the county and the best Mixon Is open on weekdays Muon Ado Parts and Machine machinist In the Minn dependable name brandi as from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on WIX filters, Champion op. declared.- "We do service for spark plugs, Maresnont Exhaust andSaturday, Sunday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Located it Third Street and other shops as we do things here Gabriel 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For Magnolia Avenue In Sanford, they can't, such as crankshaft Information call 322-M. — Muon's Is open seven days a grinding. We are the only ones Mixon also carries hard-to- ADV. T for their convenience. in the county set up to do that." With one of the largest parts "Our machine shop- can Inventories in the area, the handle anything from motor. owner, Lee Mixon, Is able to cycles to diesels," he added. determine instantly what he Gerald Flynn is the machinist has in stock by use ofthe firm's at Mixon Auto Parts. modem computer system. In addition to his wife, Linda Mixon has been In business at and himself, Mixon has four the same location in downtown employees, Merge Thomas, Sanford for 10 years and carries Randy Ragsdale, Steve Oldham 8,000 part numbers. and Flynn. Tool rental is another service Parts for all American makes offered to the occasional and models and an Import line mechanic, who can't afford to for foreign cars from World j Gussner's company has 42 employees and does a business of several million dollars a year. Massport also furnished a complete set of papers it had prepared for another New England company that took part in the same trade trip. Massport loaned the proprietor of this firm $1,500 for traveling expenses after ascertaining that his wife was qualified to run the little company while he was away. a big market Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. England, France, Holland, Switzerland and Austria. —Ill. wIIdll;yT 4 S John C Cogburn 6. wt Ruby to II T Ensiow Homes Inc to Charles E -.-w I it IL Southern Log Models, Inc., Lot 106. Kinyon & wf. Judith M. Lct 17 blk A. .. ,j ' ' " Lot 11 (less N 23' 6. rd. r.w) The Springs Whispe,. WoI u; Pines Sec. ii,1 Y U. Citrus His., $5,000. ,f , '' . On.. $139,300. I 11(141. pfl)voWV.WJ i A *if r nuassink , : ' ' Hymen Grunin & WI. Sally to Maronda Homes Inc. to Mavis S. . , .. .. . t,. Thomas L. Ruland, Jr., sql. & Faggioni, Lot 37, blk .3, Foxmoor WE SIU 64y ' tY',' ..... Barbara 127,300. Unit Two. $35,600. — 41 . .. . . .. Is (cave Ike ,ip.i.0 be6t ' I Wm. McNeeley & wf. Mary to Resid.Comm.Amer.,lnc.tojohn . 2ie.p.*pr Donald C. Martell 8. wt. Audrey C. S. Walsh & wf. Andrea L. Lot S. .' in _l___I___I I Lt 23, blk 1 Spring Lake Hills, Sec. 4. Tuscawilla, Unit 6, 164.200. I 1,4?" ii CALL I V Iin V -189,500. Grace Prop. Inc. to Leonora UNISEX BEAUTY SALON The Babcock Co. to Donald P. Sandford, Unit 737 Altamonte His., II Beverly Seibert _.... a overly Seibert, Owner TJ' Ewald & wt. Romaine L. Lot 230 Condo. $76,900. r --____ .. Windward Square, Sec. Three. Grace Prop Inc. to Norman G. ._________ .' . . Mar-loyx CRYSTAL LAKE DR. LAKE MARY $44,000. Martin & Myrna, Unit 23S Altamonte . 4 \ . ,•; PH 323.1010 Dade Fed. Miami to Douglas H. Burnell Un. AS Sandlewood, Grace Prop Inc. to James A. $171000. Sandford Un. 304 E, Altamonte His., 1 Fla. Fed. to Robert E. Rutledge I Condo. $16,900. WI. Remedios B Lot 1. MV, II. Tier? Grace Prop t' to Eugene S. E.R. Traftords Map of Sanford, Smith, Unit 314 0 Altamonte Hts. $10.000. $31,400. Jofln E. Beagle, Jr., hb. to Becky Grace Prop Inc. to Curtis Garrett, .10 Beagle, wf. 5½ of Lot 62, blk 3, sql. unit 306 C, Altamonte Hts. West Wildmere, $100. $261900. (QCD) Hors J. Bishop to Scott I. .1St Div.. Inc. to Donald J. Bishop, Lot 3, blk 6, Lloyd Tarr., Lk Montague & wt. Mary I. Lot 113, Brantley. $100. W.dgewood, Unit Three. $55,600. David H. Daggett & WI. Rosanne Ethel M. Perry wid. to H.L. to Jimmie K. Griffin & Margaret Lot Hamlin & Patricia J. Santo, sql. Lot S blk B, North Orlando Terr., SEC. 3 1, blk R, Sunland Ests. $23,900. Un. 1. $43,900. . (QCD) Kathleen M. Haverty, sql. Leona E. Esty, wid. to James H. to Donald E. Haverly, sql. Lot 213, I Armstrong & wf. Doris F. grantor w 23' of Lot 213, Town of Longwood, life est: Lots S & 9 blk P Lake $100. Wayman Hts., sd. 1+)-:. (Qe'- ..kqson Fiowers, Inc. Fred M. Adams — w...11.-n in •m Wei UE• ,,m.., u C 13.0 Donald G. Wheeler & WI. Julia G., of Lot 17 Hudson Park. $100. - Lot 77 Bear Lake Ests. $15,000, (QCD) Katrina L. Katlna to DMA Prop. Inc.t to Ralph K. Magdalene Luptak Unzlcker, sql. :oconnor 1. WI. Betty L. Lt 203 Lake Lot 21, blk D, Slovak Village sd, of The Woods Townhouse, Sec. S $100. 150.900. (QCD) Donald L. Farnum & WI. Hagen Homes Inc. to John B. Edith to Exxon Entr., Inc. Lot 11 & Wisniewskl Ill I *1, CecIlia B., Lot WI ft. 01 Lot 12, bItt 7 Sanlando the .1 fl. Grove Ests. 164,400. Suburb Beaut. Altamonte Sec. $ioo. Mixon Auto Parts staff (from left) Steve Oldham, Margie Thomas, Randy BMA Prop. Inc. to Wm. A. Britt, David W. Bane & WI. Verna to Sr. 5. WI. Virginia H I Thomas F. Exxon Entr. Inc. Lot 1)1 WI of 17, Ragsdale, Linda Mixon, Gerald Flynn and Lee Mixon. Britt, sql. LI 205 Lake of The Woods bItt 7 Sanlando the Sub. Beaut. Townhouse, Sec. S. 140,700. Altamonte SEC. $20,500. BMA Prop Inc. to John P. Russell I. Swain, Jr. I WI. Broderick & wt. Gladys C., Lot 206 Patricia to Jane C. Vining, Lot S. bitt Lake 01 The Woods Townhouse, Sec. C. Sweetwater Club Un. I, $250,000, Mixon Auto Par tS.9 S. $56,900. Ideal James P. Hess & WI. Mary to Dan L. Vincent, $ql. to Wm. L. Mary E. Spring & Jan. T. Hess, Clark 1. WI. Carolyn Lot 22 I E½ of Lots 392 & 594 Longwood, $23,000. 21, blk L, Lake Weyrnan HIS. $36,000. Violet M.B. Morrison to Francisco H. Miller & Sons Fla., Inc. to Jose Dominguez Lot 34, blk 0, Woodmece Seminole Prop Ltd. to Phyllis Ann Park, 2nd repl. $27,500. Miller. Lot 14: that part of Gvt Lot 2, City of Sanford to Wm. A. Adams SEC 24-19.79 etc. $20,000. I WI. Olyve, Lot X, Lake Monroe Donald G. Harman I WI. Indus. Park. $100. Gorgann W. to Paul D. Dietnlck I Charles A. Dehllnger & WI. Robin "DO-It-yourself"' mechanics purchase the larger more ex- Parts, one of the most complete find Kendall Oil anti many *1. Janice C. Lot VI, Trallwood to Anne C. Reilly, Lot 96 Barclay who like to work on their cars pensive equipment needed for a on the market today, according ac Ests., SEC. One, $45,000. Woods lit Adn. $56500. cessories and products to - OURSELVES of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE "Overieeklng The St Johns" PH. 323.110 Sanford SKATING lINK 2700 WI 25th ST. (SR 46.A) SANFORD was too late. iAiveIy Wedding." Send $1 and a Two days later he was at my long, stam ped 1 28 cents) sell. door all smiles. lie has been addressed envelope to Abby: as miserable as I and wanted to 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly hills, try again. Moral: Some people Calif. write better thait th ey talk. TONGUE-TIED TAMMY WILDFIRFS CONFIDENTiAl. 'l'() .t WASTE nEsotrncLS "hATES GOSSIP IN IIIAH)MING'rON": When Mary that's already nrni. You're talks about Susie, you can learn Willer off to start it up and shut Ilion- about Mary than Susie. It dotu again even If you are Getting marri(d? Whether stopped for only 30 second,,.. " you want a formal church be ... ....- .......... LI .......... So, don't DUI t'IihllI' H__.. .lht 11111' (lill(IIU L(II. .. . - - - 4'erem DEAR ABBY: I hope it's not nett booklvt -11o" to Have if feIp 1'teenL All Wildfires too late to tell >ou how I got back with my ex. I was another foolish woman Who filed for divorce, hoping my husband would beg file to reconsider. Well, he was as stubbor,ias 1, and before I knew it, the divorce was final. Are Coming Six months later I decided to dry my tears and put my Ilk' JULY 16th TH RU JULY 27th together, so I took a course in creative writing at the local BALLET • TAP • JAZZ college. The professor gave us it Beginner — Intermediate — Advanced weird assignment:" Write •i letter to your worst enemy and CHILDREN— TEENS— ADULTS forgive hiiii in 500 words." I wrote a letter to my ex. It wa s so good I decided to send e 4 it/.J 111111 a copy. Immediately after mailing it I was filled with !E AVE 23.;9OO ubts. I felt like a fool, but it 322-9272 9272 SUMMER DANCE DA YS I OPEN Introductory I offer I Ai l �Legal Notice TONIGHT'S 600 (2) (4)00 2) NEWS 0 STUDIO SEE Visits Lytton Primate Center, largest mon. key colony In the U.S., young fencing students, animator Eric Schmitz. (A) 6:30 TV 10:30 HARPSICHORD 11:00 (2) (4)00 l NEWS ID DICK CAVETI Guests: Mickey Mantle. Hank Aaron, Leo Durocher, Tom Gorman. (Part lof 3) 11:30 0 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME O SHA Host: Johnny Carson. GuestsShecky Greene, Paul Williams. William D Cyra McFad. den. (R)evane, GAME (4) py BARNABY JONES Barna. by learns that an embezzler who was supposedly killed in an auto accident is alive and well. (A) NA NA Guest: Gary Bonds. 0 FRIENDS Guests: "Adam's Woman' (1972) Beau Bridges, John Mills. A prisoner in a 19th century Australian penal Colony learns he can be put on proba- (2) CAROL 00 © FRIENDS 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (12)BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY NEWS 5:53 112 P11. CLUB friends. THE PAPER CHASE Hart is shocked when he learns that the girl he Is becoming romantically Involved with is 6.1 00 (2) EARLY DAY (4) CRACKERBARREL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE (4)0 0 0 Professor Kingstield's daugh(A) 12:30 FOR TOMOR- ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE vacation at a western dude ranch, Richie and Fonzie fall in love with the same girl, (A) 10 IN CONCERT The Four Freshmen perform some of their most well-known classics, OTHE YOUNG AND THE ALL MY CHILDREN ED JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY 1:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN ED 2:00 (2) G2) THE DOCTORS 6:30 O ONE LIFE TO LIVE (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS ED FLOWER SHOW 2:30 6:45 © Aj. WEATHER @ (R) OF OUR LIVES RESTLESS (4)0 0 0 V.I. 6:47 ANOTHER WORLD GUIDING LIGHT PEOPLE (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 900 (2) 1121 NBC MOVIE "Farewell, 6:55 t2) TODAY IN FLORIDA My Lovely" (1975) Robert U GOOD MORNING Mitchum, Charlotte Rampling. Legendary detective Philip FLORIDA 7:00 TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING GOOD MORNING AMERI. (2)© searching for a mysterious woman. (A) CA Q SESAME STREET (Al (4) MOVIE "Not With My Wife, You Dnn't" Tony Curtis, Virna Llsl. An Air (A 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA © NEWS force major suddenly realizes that one of his friends Is paying more attention to his wife than ''' 0 MOVIE "The Internecine Project" (1974) James Cobum, Lee Grant. A prominent econo. mist who is offered a high-level (2) 0 CA 730 %.I .:. . TODAY GOo( MORNING AMERI. 800 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ID OVER EASY government post turns to murder to eliminate the skeletons In his closet. COMPANY 8:26 TODAY IN FLORIDA Janet, terrified by a mouse In her room, agrees to switch beds with Jack. (A) ) ORMANDY AND HIS U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 NEWS Japanese 830 0 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA 0 UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) Odyssey The Philadelphia Orchestra tours Japan, and performs works by Debussy, Ives, Brahms and Richard Strauss. (A) 900 (2)C4)DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 0 DINAHI 0 THE LONG SEARCH 9:30 0 TAXI Tony returns from out of town to discover that Bobby lot his prized goldfish die of starvation. (A) 10:00 9:66 O MEL TORME (4) UPBEAT WEDNESDAY FAMILY 3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED FRENCH CHEF HI, NEIGHBOR Marlowe uncovers a great deal of corruption in the Los Ang.. las society of the 1940s while SPECIAL Meaty Chicken (ND STUD'? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number: 79-MCP IN RE: ESTATE O C KtNNETH LYTLE 434 4)1 Aoitiiiiiq reas 4 o wo Q -.------ r--.. ... -. .., s I II , . — ..-' "- 7 .n _____ 0 i, 0 ..P 43 ,, s I I 431 Goo ' '• "ik 111 I -- if US -.- 4'. tif _______ q66 '.• ° SISIN STUDY _,_ Lc/uAT1OW MAP -''I' . Orlando CLASSIFIED DEPT. lime .................43c a line 38c live t line 7nsecutIve times .....3k a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum . . HOURS copies of the claim to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to mall one copy to the Personal Representative. All prsons interested in the Estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, tof lie any ob jections' they may have that challenges the validity of the Decedent's Will, the jurisdiction of the Court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the firit publication of the Notice of Administration: June 19, 1979, deceased FRANKLIN T. WALDEN, ESQUIRE BROCK & WALDEN 353 East Semoran B oulevard Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701 Telephone: (303) 3397300 Attorney for Personal Repren. DEADLINES Sunday — Noon Friday NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Hugh Biggers, the holder of the following certificates has filed said s certificates for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuanc e, the description of the property, and the names In which It was assessed are Is follows: 69 I I.g. Certificate No. 1193 '2.07 Year of Issuance 1977 Description of Property: Lots to 13 W of Ry Trout Lake Subd PS 1, FAMOUS RICIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 plecis Ion.y-dipped chicken, fried PG 61 mash potatoes and Name in which assessed: Chris C. I, Buiia A. Bert All of said properly being In the gravy, cob slaw and 2 hot butter tastln' biscuits. County of Seminole Stated Florida. Unless such certIficate or cerificates shall be redeemed CC- .. . :ording to law the property sescrlb.d In Such cer tificate or :ertiflcates will be sold to the iighest cash bidder at the court 'ouse door on the 16th day of July. 919 at 11: 00 A.M. Dated this 5th day of June, 1979. fi"Jo 1 1 1 01 1 1 1" &W .vA WOION "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN DAILY it a.m..:3S P.M. FRI. & SAT. ta,m,.I931 P.M. NVr' Sealsrd fl. w, '1 "FLORIO1%• " [SEAL) M RIVE AMJ SIdSHINf STATE., I 4-Personals __________________________ 6.-Child 6-Child Care _____________________________ CANNON REST HOME Complete care for the elderly. (Licensed). Beautiful private home with private or semi private room. Altamonte Springs. 834.1145. 5-Lost & Found ________________________________ FOUND: Cute black & tan part shepherd female puppy about 4 mos. old. 322.4775 after 5 p.m. _________________________ - ___________. Things - - Legal Notice " .4,,. DEK•13 Florida Statute S7ZM Notice of Application for rex Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mr. or Mrs. P .W Schoolcraft the holder of the following car. tificates has flied said CertIfIca tes for a tax deed to be Issued thereon, The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which It was assessed are as follows: ..ertt,cete No. 614 Year ef Issua nce: 1976 Description of Property: Lull (31k C. Woodmere Park 2nd Replat PS 13 Pg 73 Name in which assessed : Paul, Jr. I Regina F. Adenau. Allot Said property being In the Country of 9emlnoi,, State of Florida. Unless such certificate or cer. tificafes shell be redeemed ac. cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the h(nest cash bidder at the couti house door on the 16th day of July, 1979 at 11:00 A.M. Dited this 5th day of June, I79. (SEAL) Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith, DEK-42 I YOU COULD BE - efip JOHN KR!DER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Immediate occupancy. New 3 OR, 1 B block home. Walking distance to ho5pitl, doctor, nursing home & downtown. 527,500. w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc 322 6457 or 327 7111 aft 5 29-Rooms 912 FRENCH AVE. i (Corner of 10th 8. French - Large Air Cond . Sleeping Room Quiet man preferred )22-2229.11lMyrtIeAve. 323-5176 Wonder what to do with Two? Se ll One The quick, easy Want-Ad way. The magic rumber is 322 2611 or 831.9993. Cleanfurn.room Separate ICE Fantastic company, all different things In the office to do Good skills. 11-Instructions OSTEEN $44, 'NEW HOME * 3 Bdrm . 2 bath, large kitchen w dining area. Fireplace in Living Room. Central H A, ,,,.w carpet, garage. On large woodedlot. Many Extras. McGovern Builders Call 322$910 after 5 pm ____________________ Sanford Gracious living from Weekly Utilities included. 5005. Oak 322 9623, 8417893 8. restaurants. Cable TV hook up. 372 3114 ________________ 30-Apartments U Instruction Creative Expressions 3238512 TUTORReading Specialists, Patient Call 3399416 UNDERWRITER 18-Help Wanted Must have insurance background — Sanford 321-0640 & accurate typing. Posh office, & great people to work with ALL FLORIDA REALTY Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto OF SANFORD REALTOR Ave. PRESSMAN Experienced on large pr es s, t02 pay with outsta nding company , I ' I _____ SEIGLER REALTY 2139 S AA I 0SLILIOS - 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 HURRY! restaurant with super boss. Raborn REALTY unfurn $165 mo 1 mo. security deposit required 377 0955 --- , DES K CL ER KS CASHIERS on landscaped bolt W w carpet, 36-Resort Property ---Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 322-4058 if no ans. (901) 2529493 - -- BE WORKING TOMOR ROW I AaIUce Cart-tt C?pp(1, tu,iIty-lflsUfd,,1 debit, sales & service. Good salary. Complete training Moret BPP WARRANTED I (7) oOO ft office units for lease in new bldg. on Fr ench Ave. Can be combined f or 1200 sq. ft. total. ww carpet Ideal for professional suite. _________ program. Job opening in the ________ Sanford area. Phone 327 1144. _______ Appointment setter, $3 per hour to start plus bonus, plea sa nt phone work with good working con ditlons. Company benefits, pa id ho lidays. Call Jean 372 4241. '*BOYS The Real Estate Agency REALTORS REALTORS S French II? 921 Sanforl' 373 $37, & GIRLS to earn EXTRA school Vacation. Call Circulation Dept. -- EVENING HERALD ZONED COMMERCIAL (2) 2 BEDROOM. (I) I BEDROOM, 7 CARPORTS. ONLY $ 42.500. Seigler Realty. Broker 321 0610 321 0702 -_--------- ___ 41-HOUSeS Mec hanic for VW's, S day wk., paid holidays, fringe benefits $200 to $300 to start depending on exp 339 2962 Bookkeeping, clerk, typist. 2 to 3 its. exp. 50 WPM. Downtown anford location. Send r esume to 50x73, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl 37771. HOMEOWNERS. Don't lose your LFtUii vvv have helped olners TO find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor 611 25)8 Fot career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate 4gtncy June Porzig 323 3374 — As IS $18,000- Sanford, 2 frame houses Live in one & rent the other Ideal for the handyman. Call Deltona 574 4079. WAREHOUSE WORKERS-Heavy physical work. Able to (Urn. Permanent positions. Retiree acceptable. 323.1101. TUSKAWILLAAREA Top of the line In new homes. 3 OR. AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 614-3079. 2 B w EP. $99,500. HAL COLBERT, REALTY - INC. REALTOR 3237537 Eve 372 0617,322 1557, 322 1177 Land Sales — $600 per week flOsSible. Work part time. Ex. pef'ienced only. Please reply tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644 2518. 1tA.FHA.235..ConV, Hornet Low Down Payment Established Sanford firm needs an exp. r ec eptionist secretary for busy office. This is a five day, 40 hr.' position w some overtime at time & a half. Must be high school grad, good typist, able to handle simple bookkeeping tUipmenI & records, be tiC curate & neat, like people l. be a self starter . Employment begins August o. All replies con fidential, Send complete resume tO Box 21, c 0 The Ev ening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, FU 3777) Cash •or Your loll Will Oild 'l your lot or our lot, v Enterprise, Inc. 644.3013 MedIt Inc., Realtor _________________________ If you're in the business of building the busines .. . use your Llasslf led Ads often. . I - IQ. 1 BR, 2B, on 2 wooded arrps mm PERFECT SETTING for an tiques. 3 BR, 2' B, charming 7 story home. Exceptionally quiet neighborhood. Picture book setting. $55,000. ' 38R 7 B in nice neighborhood on low traffic culdesac.Prlcedto sell. I yr. ERA WARRANTY. FHA VA. $11,900 REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227491 _ ?EED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. Bulb our lot or yours, to Suit FHAVA, FHA 2331245 — MaSteelman, M. Unsworth Realty _____________________________ ----_______ -. RENT WITH OPTION 7304 LIla Cf. Owner 129,900. BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker FLEXIBLE_ Typing; able to do 2613 Sanford Ave. 321 0739 Physical work. Handle phone Aft Mrs 3fl 1b.U, Jfl4toY Orders, bills of lading. Retir ee acceptable, Fast learner. Time 7 HP, I bath house completely Will be split between office and r..-,,uvated, over sized lot. warehouse Owner hold mortgage 911 Elm. Permaneitt I Challenging posItion 3236666 377 2780 113 42-4tW le Homes REALTOR ML! 173 4061 or eves. 323 0517 _____________________ For Sale by owner 3 BR, 2 bath, Split plan in Uppland Park, 322, 3790 after 6 p.m - -__________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. _____ See our beautiful new BAR RINGTON w-iap siding lshingle' roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1303 Orlando Dr. VA & FHA _ sells I Guitars, Drums. Banjos Co.'n I pl'tr' Tho,p,s "rgnns, pianos Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. I 120?! rerrch Ave 377 27s I -- - ------- -62-Lawn-Garden I Al RICAN VIOLETS — ltieGn,,('IitrOuS(' 372 9111 u vi's jitter 68. weekends fILL DIrT&Tof'olL YELLOW SAND Call flick L.h( y 31) 1580 -- - -.65-POtS-SUppIiCS — P I Ce' Puppies P. Kittens To good g Hom,' Call alter Sp m 323 0816 I . S;,, cnqe'r 5p,rie'l )tJpS $is 1110039 . - --- I?) 6650 L.awn.Garden Air Conditioning 9 Mus ca American Sod 8)4 2200 Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est I DAM IA SOD $ 31 (100 sq. ft. Call Carl Harris at Free Del on 4100 sq ft or more SEARS, Sanford 37 '7 fl EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 327 2611 or ApplIances 831 9993 Alan's Appliances LSWfl Maintenance' Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 3730039 ___________________________ ______________________________ LANDSCAPING Total lawn care, residential & Commercial 377 7111 after 6 ______ Beaty Care I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 32 Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 3119 Mowing 371 0098 MOWING & LANDSCAPING I 323488 1 Carpentry ___ ' Free Estimate IS YOUR HOUSE BROKEN' Repair, reno vation & light cons? No heavy orices John 327 7113 Ceramic __________________________ Lawn Service I General Landscaping Rose Specialists. top soil & fill dirt, lawn m,Iint 6, free' trimming 323 2918 MEINTZER TILE -- New or repair, leaky showers our specially 25 yrs Exp I 68—Wanted to Buy 327 5191 Inc Ilutch&óChairs Reasonable 327 .1374 - --- --------- - 2565 Closing Out 5 nice bicycles, $15 PAR5K REALTORS t'a Bicycle parts about 1700 worth very reasonatcl,. , SOLAR HEAT low el. bills, 1g. 3 Branch Office 323-2222 name' it We have it 7836 Grove OR, 1', 8, quiet area, nice ______ _________________ -. Dr In 0411 landscaping. Only $25,900 MARK HAM WOODS RD--- - - --' 3 fIR , lB, country estate on I WIL sON MAlE!? F IJPNI I (IWI. acres Stable & pasture + cute BUY SILL TRADE Harold Nail Realty cottage. See this toda y' $130.000 f Iii 315 ( F 'r J22 5622. LIKE THE Inc. REALTOR, MLS "WIDE OPEN" SPACES' io acre farm land w mobile home. 323-57 /4 Day or Night Will throw in goats, Chickens & rabbits AND tractor. Near Geneva $35,750. SANFORD: $28,300. 3 Bdrm., I bOth, carport, nice neighSTEMPER AGENCY borhood. My equity & assume REALTOR 3224991 low rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE negotiable. 373622$. Eves 862-3455 332-1959 Lake view lot, Loch Arbor. 103' — Tacos 8. Enchilladas would be paved rd., 210' deep. Beautiful right at home in this Spanish view across Crystal Lk. Only style 3 OR 2 B on beautiful vacant lot in area 111.950. corner lot. You better believe it is a Hot Tamale 8. won't last long 131.900 Multiple Listing Service ~ $2,495 5 -i l rcndise ____________________________ 49-B Water Front Property itO Sanford Ave ANYTIME CallBart I ________ TAt P ll(,S WAN TEl) Top Prices Paid IJsi.'d. any (OrKJiIiOnb4 8126 D&MLAWN CARE Residential & Commercial ____ 322 'essn'tking Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave I --Buy 8. Sell, the linest in used furniture. Retrig,st__estool% - I WE BUY USED FURNITURE & A PPLIANCES Sanford Fur ,iitijre. Salvage 3720121 -- a Light H uling ____________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 ______________________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appiiances& Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 ower Repairs Exterior Cleaning M — tI&P Exterior Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, dpcks. etc Free Es? 3396068. 6688335 Lawn mower repair at your home JI County Only! Seminole 2069 Painting Groomi & Boa ring ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 377 5752 Home DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 377 9460 -'- - Plumbing Service lnrovements Retired man Small repair A'ork Roofing & painting Free Est Call anytime 323 8513 -- DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145 1 day serv good paint & Ref, 331 5329 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service Chg Cds 323 0111, 322 4601 INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 1. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call - 321 0539 or 904 731 6705 collect -. RailIngs Custom built iron work Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323 7181, 339 793 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S.G. BALI NT & ASSOC. 3275665 Concrete work - Patios, side walks, driveways. Free Esti iate Call Mr Teylor 372 8345. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS Free Est. 3230129after 5:30 TI-Be Service - The Geenleaf nterpri$e Tree %erv,c,, Dead wood, demossing & mistletoe & removing. 323 1644. 3235700 Financing iOxSO 2 BR Mobile, awning, AC. ie,lup in quiet adult park. No petst 322-2561 or 323-5213. . To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 — '. .... _ _I II ..-,-.,. - I AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB I 0 I I F'tiirirtiile, (Ii'pHi limIer P. lots of 'it cessori,'s. w trailer, 122 0682 8 .i Ui B P In -- 8US11FSS' SRV1CF,[1911 I 2?' Aguasport open fisherman, 11% ARMY NAVY SURPLUS L$RRIVE ' 1 Poodles 6 weeks 322- 2420 UVEJJ SUNSHINE STATE - -. ',,,ritord. II,, 37771 Property Sleeping B,igs, 1)4.99 up - _ MOIISON MARINE jj' - Sanford's Sales Leader I 50Miscellaneous for Sale __________________________ NICE Winter home or starter, very clean, t BR. sc. por ch, near shopping 3. waterfront. $73,000. 322-2611 45.A-it r%____) J ( - FL 0 RIi _ ) 55 -Boats 8, Accessories LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 residences on approx 7 acres,, I I 100 ft lake froetage 515.000 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES ESTATE SALE JOtI'I SANFORD'S . SALES I LEADER! WE' LIST & SELL' kabori REALTY MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! REALTOR 377 1000 MLS JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO 1' assumed or FH-VA terms. 40.BlripIeX 121 0697 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY jfl 3itôor 323 77'O 79 2 1 Hwy Il 97' - pletely fenced! Sc( porch, C lilA, w w carpet. Modern kit. & washer dryer! Just 522.500' well. $36,500. $11,000 OWn 8. Wanted to rent with option to buy 3orlBR house 323 6313 _________ ________. 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT, home FR, CHIA, carpet. inc. 2 kit. ranges, 2 ref., dbl. sized utility rm., fenced, fruit trees, deep "Wanted to Rent ' FANTASTIC 1 2 BR, I bath mobile 435 .. S Fr ench ('7 97) Sanford 373 $ 324 MOTHER an exciting opportunity r I n g ________ The Real Estate Agency Ages 13 & older - du t Ii qi'r.I?i)( Dishwasher P. I lit tr cc Dryer .241 S,irctord Av,' 3236847 . _ KENORI WASHER Parts ','rs,' Used Macfines ftOONFy APPLIANCES S Acres ff0 home' site, high P.'dry . ie tv - 77 Yamaha DOHC 750. mag. wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 fli per gal $1,500 32) 0039 - Orlando 327-1577 -'ce listing BROCHURE Write' CHEROKEE I AND CO NEAT 3 BR. )i2 bath home in nice neighborhood! Lg LR. DR, I Murphy. N C 78906 porch, convenient to school & shopping! Super starter home' I Jiii Estate Wanted A Buy for $21,000! I --'• BEAUTIFUL I OR, 7bath home on I Losing your home & (recfit I lovely shaded lot! C H&A, DR. Catch Ufl back PaYrvl,'nt P. tuy spacious BR'S. entry foyer & equity 377 0216 More! BPP WARRANTED Super Buy for $39,950! 47-A--rtgages Bought MAKE A WISH 3 BR. 2 bath home & Soki in Idyllwilde' Enclosed pool & I jL____.- _. polio! C HIA, w w carpet, eat in WILL BUY EXISTING 1sf & 2nd kit., every & feature I MORTGAGES 11 Legg, tiC imaginable! BPP WARRAN Mtq Broker 125 No 4 D TED. Your Wish Comc True for I Wymore Rd., Altamonte 568.000! 7,"77181 REALTY WORLD. REALTY WORLD. ____________________ - 52—Appliances Only $32,800' New listing on St. Johns River, See this to make your dreams come true Entertainment room is only 24'x56' w-indoor water fall & fish pond. 3 or 1 BR's, swimming pool, all on canal leadir,g to St. Johns River. $125 37B-Off ice Rental Travel Agent--minimum ' yrs. recent exp. For interview phone 668 5069 or (901) 775 8777 for appt. dining area, fenced yard & Much New listing- country property, treed 2', acr es near 1.48. SR 16. 3 B., enc. porch to lull around in during these hot Summer days. A must to see. Only $53,500. ____________________ , COME IN TODAY ..,.... ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, I bath home - ______________ ________________________________ REALTOR 372 I000MLS 78—WE3torcycIOS --- --- ------ JUST LISTED 2 BR, I bath home' 535000 339 8898 . - - . in nice counrty atmosphere, Range. eat in kit., util Shed' , 3 dup lex lots r..rr° Orl Inca$,oii :ni Maliczowski, retirees! BPP WARRANTED I REAL ION J?? 7983 Just $71,500! - - ' - -'-_- - - HANDY MANS SPECIAL 127 Laurel Dr.. Pinecrest. $73 000 C ountry Style living 3 OR 1 bath, - .Sanfor 'n1t t'11. -lv.obiIe Homes WAITRESSES REALTY OVER 175 SALES THRU MAY 1979 ___________ I Several needed immediately . JrJ,iie eJtpt'?(',4ii.t', JdI itiov,ng S STENSTROM I COOKS urnitcir,' Salvage, I/ 92 So of Sanford 321-0702 REALTY 2 BR I bath, carDort, carpeted, fenced S22 5 mo .$225 deposit, no lease Available June 75. 373 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 t? 75 modl Call 339 9100 or 831 _________ I 1605 D.ealer( 1976 Dodge Van 300, I ton. AC. PB cruise, stereo, paneled, new battery. new tires, designed for work or play 54.195 322 45 DOWN Sinford 32? 8121 Sa nford 321-0640 . PERSON 1968 Dodge Coronet, PS. radio, looks & runs good, new tires, new battery, new upper & lower ball ioin?5. $515 32? 1593 riiat(hcr)(, end tables 539 Sanford BROKER 00— Ho se With qeiieral knowledge of plumt.cng & electrical repairs. Super surroundings With fan tastic pay. I 1971 Toyota Cetica CT. 5 SPd clear.. FM AM, vinyl fOP, asking $ 2500 32 2 2213. aft S 323 7927 _ A'PT3NA AUTO AUCTIc, Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. NICELY WOODED CORNER -Daytona Beach, will hold a LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE public AUTO AUCTION every fIiirithr,Ilte, t gold watchband , MONROE ZONED DUPLEX 77-Junk Cars Removed Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's I.'. *%eight, $8(X1 Retailed 57.50 0 the only one in Florida You set fOr SI 6(X) - Call 313 77?? the reserved price Call 904 255 Top Dollar Paid for junk & used I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR 8311 for further details cars, trucks & heavy equipment. ----- ---51 -'--'Household Goods LAKE GEORGE $6.900 322 5990 i LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE ON SAtE NEW twin size ox tIdY JUNK CARS UNITS. $10,000 TOTAL I srngs & mattress $2395 ea From $10 to S30 PC NEW coffee table with 7 Call 322 I4. 3721160 Sanford 321-0702 ________________________________________ u s Unfurnished MAINTENANCE 11111`101111 50.A-Jewelry RaBBlE'S IHVU _________ 9 __ __ WOODED LOT ON RADIO RD 54.900 Orlando 327.1577 . 25445. French Ave. 372 0231,373 7173, 322 0779 1 BR, SltSOmo. inc utilities PlusSSOdep Call 323 0538 - - ---- - - __________ NICE LOT ON HWY .127 NEAR BROKER 2439 S MyrtIeAve,Sanfor Beautiful Lot - Paola, cleared w some trees 96'x170' Only $7,000 Apts, for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean & roomy, See S ACRES NEAR HWY 16 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN SANI OPt) PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE 528.000. ________________________________ 1978 Plymouth Volare sOPrt coupe For Estate, Commercial & 6 CYI Air, PS PB. l?.500mi Residential Auctions 8. Ap 323 3781 prais,ils Call Dell's Auction. Cadillac De V i lle 5620 eCuiPPed with every option ______________ Beautiful car Excellent buy -- . --75.A-Vain --_ ICHEVROLE'T VEGA CT. -- -'-"-.28.000 original miles. like new 76 Dodge Van Air. PS. 6 cyi. auto gas saver .1 cyl 1 speed with Yin gal Reg gas Customized ar 51.695 869 1041 SJ250 323 S2)1 _. - __ __ -- -- - - '.li(liflQ cil.is'. doors ioi!tpl,'ti' set 8 I' qre,'ntinu i,Ifly more fern', Rf'[RsE AUCTION ,t ,'ifl s Sanford Ave Open noon 'ci 1(1 6 10 to 8 hit's ttiru ir I0 to S Sat 322 1491 ________ _______ SEIGLER REALTY 7i7 acre tracts zoned agri. 53.250. 31-Apartments Furnished - Good terms, owner holding. --------------- INSURANCE V ACRES NEAR LAKE HAR NEY. GENEVA AREA SS.500 I LAKE JESSIJP 5.6.500 3 BR. P2 B. carport, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000 VA Of FHA, Eperienced, great company, fop — Pay. 1 BR - - $189 up Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport LABORERS Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 32 3 8670 Mariner's Village Excellent company, excellent _________________________ benefits for good worker , --. -' I': ACRES WILSON RD AREA NICELY WOODED 512.500 $59,500. Zoned Comm. 2 lots Sanford Ave. Garage apt Reduced to $18,500. nfurnished A.CMECHANIC I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR WEKIVA FALLS AT HWY -ItS 51900 LAKE FRONT 8 BEDROOM 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FURNISHED, BOAT DOCK, IDEAL GET AWAY FOR EXECUTIVE OR IN STITUTION NEAR DELAND entrance Air & heat. Close to _________ I ACRE ON WEKIVA RIVER LARGE TREES GOOD FISHING 520.000 2 BEDROOM OLDER FRAME ON 47 ACRES, TALL OAKS. CITRUS TREES $63,500 68—Wanted to Buy 8—Autos for Sale _ JR 2 amps s ( dinette set, L Wanted Appliances any cond furniture, cocktail table f Washers, refrigerators. etc. table, 2 BR sets, muSic center KelIoqgs Auction, 323 7050 stanii lent tOilO. ii) odds P. ends -_________ _ galore 32 1 0982 $ CASH $ Paying $16 & up men's, $8 & up Beds. DbI motel bO sprincjs P. womens class rings Also buying 1 ,ttr,'ssic $10 set Sanford wedding bands, sterling & any AU(tiOfl ins s Frcch. 323 7340 marked gold Any cond 678 2237__ I -S Pc fIR 5'tt' flt'W $239 S PC LR ries 5199 Lov,'seat 5.1495 & up 72-Auction - -_ 7 Pc dinettes. 56995 P. up. Ref $50 tip El Steve, 560& up. toll PUBLIC GUN AUCTION , s'zt'(1r)peres $10 P. up Sanford SUN JULY I, 1 P M Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of s.Srt ORD-AUC S,%titord, 312 8721 -- TION - - - -323 7330 - LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE MONROE AT NARCISSUS 57.500 MODERN STYLE 2 STORY OLDER 3 BEDROOM P2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE 521500 —___ 5G-MsceIlus for Sale LARGE CORNER MELLON VILLE AT 18th 57.500 LARGE 3 BEDROOM HUGE FAMILY ROOM, DOUBLE GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. CARPETS, LARGE OAK TREES $49,500 Phone 322 7881, Sanford WORKING TOMORROW I * W Garnett White Reg Real Estate Broker - 43—Lots-acreage 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE MONROE & I 4 527,500. Estate Sales people needeij I -______ FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS 830 683.3or)39 4711 eves HAVING ANY delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meats. fl.I k. at b1.• U - 41—Houses qualified buyer. $30,000 to 538.000. Low down payments. BUILDER 322 2287 now Computer multi listings, micro film trade program Located off Hwy 436 across from Winter Park Telephone Office iig come in talk to us COME SEE US TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LPN lull time. Exp. w.Florida that theadministration of the es tate m. of Nichaiene C. Stevens,eceased 'g &Conv. Center. File Number 79•1S1.CP, is pending in KICK THE SIOPAIjE HABIT. the Circuit Court for Seminole Sell those useful, no longer County, Florida, Probate Division, needed Items with a Herald the address of which is Seminole Classified Ad. Call 3222611 or County Courthouse, Sanford, _hih19993 florida. The personal represen. I(ive of the estate is Charles L. LET'. BE HONEST Stevens, whose address ,s J!1 it you weren ' t ooing for a new Ferndeil Drive, Winter Park, career you wouldn't be reading Florida. The name and address of this ad, and if we weren't looking the personal representative's at. for someone to do a lob this ad torney are set for th below. wouldn't be here. Iv You want All persons having claims or opportunity to earn Three to demands against the estate are Pive Hundred dollars a week, required, WITHIN THREE call 1.500432.8403 anytime for MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF recorded message. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Of the above court a written Legal Notice statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the Florida Statute 197.246 bat's for fl.eneme-ervd' - iollceup$.aMorTaitftj address of the creditor or his agent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, or attorney, and the amount that Mr. or Mrs. R.W. Schoolcraft claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the holder of the following certhP date WK.rt It will UHU rilTic ates shall be stated. If the claim Is for a tax deed to be issued thereon. contingent or unllquidated, the The certificate numbers and years nature of the uncertainty shall be of Issuance, the description of the stated. It the claim is secured, the property, and the names in which It security shall be described. The was assessed are as follows: claimant shall deliver sufficient Certificate No. 832 copies of the claim to the clerk to Year of Issuance: 1975 enable the clerk to mail one copy to Description of Property: Sec 12 each personal representative. Two 205 Rae 30E 1255 Ft of N 922 All Persons interested in the estat, FtofS111ofNE'4 Less E 100ff of N to whom a copy of this Notice of 11137 Ft+ 4OFtof w 1135 Ft + S542 Ft Administration has been mailed are of N 657 Ft of E 200of W 1153 Ff1 required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Name in which assessed: Odham TIlE FIRST PUBLICATION OF J. Brailey THIS NOTICE, to file any ob. All of said property being In the iectIons they may have that County of Seminole, State of challenge the validity of the Florida. decedent's will, the qualifications Unless such certificate or cerof the personal representative, or tificates shall be redeemed acthe venue or Jurisdiction of the cording to law the property court, described in such certificate or ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Certificates will be sold to the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED highest cash bidder at the Court WILL BE FOREVER BARRED house door on the 16th day of July, Date of the fir'st publication of this 1979 at 11:00a.m. Notice of Administration: June 19, Dated this 5th day of June, 1979. 1979. (SEAL) Charles L. Stevens Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith As Personal Representative of Clerk of Circuit Court the Estate of of Seminole County, Florida NICHALENE C. STEVENS By: Beulah C. Brown Deceased Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Publish: June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1979 REPRESENTATIVE: DEK-44 JOHN A. BALDWIN of BALDWIN & OIKEOU 500 Highway 1792 Fern Park, Florida 32730 Telephone: (305) 834.1424 Publish: June 19, 26, 1979 ' Kedi MONEY Needlepoint 41—Houses LPN, Full time ,.art time. AppI in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E 2nd St TIRED OF NOT to Eat — Newborn to small infants for working mothers or short vacations in my home. 322.5342. _________________ FOR A JOB Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free Will keep children my home-. nights or days, for working mothers. $20 for I, $30 for 2 (3 day week). School age slightly higher. 327.3015. IUUUIUIUI.•• - i8—iii Wanted TIRED OF LOOKING PEAS U.PICK,Slbu. (behind WTRR Radio Station) 322 4195 &--Child Care -- I A A A EMPLOY ME NT — Enroll now-schoage ol childrenfor summer fun-arts, craIts. & field trips. 323.5424. _______________________ — ___ New 'us Homes, 4 pct. interest to First&Onlychildcarecenteropen Saturday In Sanford Begin. ning June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 322.6643. — Signature: A rthur H. Beckwlth. 'Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Clark of Circuit Court of of Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Flor ida By: B.iian C. Brown, By Beulah C. Brown Deputy Clerk Depl (.1ev K Publish: June 17, It. 36, July). 1979 Publish: June 13, 19, 26, July 3, 1979 DEK-43 __ — 18—Help Wanted Publish: June 19, 23, 1919 Florida Statiatelfl.2 46 Notice of Application for Tax Deed U U U tative DEK95 I U .. . ,-- Representative, or the venue or U U We are accepting applications for full 8. part time employment. Ov er IS & high school education. Apply in person at any Handy Way Food Store. IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the Estate of RAYMOND A. KREMP, deceased, file number 79-149.CP pending in the Circuit Court for cmi,l rjns* Cl,rlrf, Prnhnti, Seminolethe address of which is the Division, County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The Personal Representative of the Estate Is CLAIRE A. KREMP, whose address Is 200 Cove Lake Drive, Longwood, Florida, The name and address the Personal Representative's at. torney are set forth below, All persons having claims or demands against the Estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile with the Clerk of the abo ve Court a written f3Miiv,it oralr,r,t,i or Jëthand they may have. Each claim must be In writing and must Indicate the basis for the claim, the name and auvt.a iui,vr yr ni 09,flT or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when It will become due shall be stated. If the claim Is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shell be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The qualifications of the Personal U RATES I. .UDOQ. claimant shall deliver sufficient U . Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL -- U If Legal Notice -. 1 - Winter Park 831-9993 322-2611 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pu. Number 79.1S1.CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF NICHALENE C. STEVENS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE ND. fl.149.CP IN RE: The Estate of RAYMOND A. KREMP, Tuesday, June 19, 1979-3(3 . INVITATIONTOBID The Board of Trustees of the Seminole Memorial liosptai invites bids upon the following: Plastic Card Plate Maker and Embossing Machine Additional information, plans and specifications are available at Of. lice of the Mat er ials Manager . All bids shall be mailed to the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32fl1. All bids shall be postmarked not later than the 29th day of June 1979, and Shall bereceivedonor before the sth day of July 1979. Opening of such bids will take place at the Office of the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memor ial Hospital at 8:00 o'clock A.M. on the 9th day of July 1979. Seminole Memorial Hospital reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Publish: June 18, 19, 20, 1979 DEK e; CLAIRE A. KREMP As Personal Representative of the Estate of RAYMOND A. KREMP, .I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Noon The Day Before Publication FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 305 Beverly Ave.. Altamonte Springs Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of ALTAMONTE AIR CON. DITIONING and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To - Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1 937. Sig, Tyson C. Man Publish: June 19. 26, July 3. 10, 1979 DEK94 of Jib without Meaty Prices Seminole ..._ I OTHIE R Dror.lc Leaal Notice Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of the Estate of C. Kenneth Lytle, deceased, File Number 79.9$.CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florid, Probate Division, the ad. dress of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Fbi Ida, The name and address of the personal representative and of the personal representative's attorney are Set forth below. All interested persons are required to file with the Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: all claims against the Estate and any objection by an Interested person to whom notice was mailed that challenges the validity of the will, the qualificatIons of the per. sonal representative, venue or jurisdiction of the Court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: June 12, 1979. Personal Representative: Clark K. Lytle, Jr. 2055 Hunterlield Road Maitland, Florida 32731 Attorney for Personal Ieprewn. tative: B.C. Pyle, Esq. WHITTAKER, PYLE. STUMP & WEBSTER. P.A. Post Office Box 6126.0 Orlando, Florida 32103 (303) 4252353 Publish: June 12, 19, 1919 DEX- 54 — PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SR.CR 421 Improvement The Florida Department of Transporfation(FDOT) will conduct a public hearing on June 21, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Recreation Department Civic Center, 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Florida. This hearing is being conducted to afford Interested persons the op portunityof expressing their views concerning the location aspects, design concepts, and social, economic and environmental effects of the proposed Improvements to State-County Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 436 (Semoran Blvd.) in Orange and Seminole Counties, Florida. FOOT Project Nos. 77120.1901 and 77120. 3504, Work Program Nos. 517523 and 51736$, Federal-Aid Project Nos. M. 8791.(11 and BRM 5791(21. Maps, drawings, a draft environmental impact document and other pertinent Information developed by the FOOT, together with written views received from other agencies or public officials, will be available for public inspection at the F OOT District Office in DeLand from June 19, 1979 to June 27, 1979 during regular office hours. They will also be available at the public hearing location from 10A.M. to 4 P.M. and from 6 P.M . to 7 P.M. Mr. Frank Jewell, Project Manager, may be contacted for Information or assistance at the DeLand District Office, phone 904734.2171, Persons who wish to submit writt en statements and other exhibits in Place of, or in addition to oral statement, m may also be Submitted to be 'documen may do so at the hearing. They ted as a part of the hearing if received at the FOOT Distrct Office, 719 W. Woodland Blvd. (Post Office Box 4l) DeLand, Florida 3772o,no later than July l2l,7S Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construction and the impact on the wet lands will be discussed. The FOOT's Relocation Advisory Assistance Program will be presented. The public hearing will beheld in accordance with the Florida Depart. ment of Transportation Action Plan (191$). C.A. B enedict, P.E. District Engineer Florida Department of Transportation Post Office Box 47 DeLand, Florida 37720 Publish: May29, June 13,11,15, 17, 15, 19,20,21,22,21.25,26, 27,25, 1979 DEJl31 NEWS (2) PORTER WAGONER 0 HAPPY DAYS While on nameof FINISHING TOUCHES and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in at. cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig, Jodi Colvard Donna Esbensen Carol Pope Publish: June 3, 17, 19, 26, 1979; DEK.30 Legal Notice ED SESAME STREET (R) (2) 0 DAYS @ MIDDAY 0 SUMMER SEMESTER AND OTHE 000 COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (A) 1:00 6:30 County, Florida, under the fictitious RESTLESS MORNING tionships with his family and ORCHESTRA "A 0 MARY TYLER MOORE OMERVGRIFFIN GUNSMOKE 5:00 BURNETT ....,i FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 401 Highland St., Altamonte Spgs., Seminole (4) MIKE DOUGLAS (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (2) © THE RUNAWAYS Steve befriends a high school student whose doubts about his mas. culinity are threatening his rela. THREE'S 4:30 11:00 (2) HIGH ROLLERS (4) THE PRICE IS RIGHT LAVERNE S SHIRLEY (R) 0 HODGEPODGE LODGE THE YOUNG AND THE ___________________ 800 O O CBS NEWS 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS 19 Jean (R) 10:55 (4)0 SEARCH Stapleton, Phil Silvers. 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Tennessee Williams. ter. 0 AFTERNOON 0 ABC MOVIE (M CAROL BURNETT AND 400 (2)EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW BEWITCHED O WORLD OF THE SEA (121 MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET (R) 11:30 (2) © WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS (R) lion if he marries a local woman. 0 THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL O NEXT STEP BEYOND ED ELECTRICCOMPANY(R) ALL STAR SECRETS @J LOVE OF LIFE WHEWI 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY ,-...._.. , 4) OM'AS'H(R (R) 10:30 (.2)0 FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 991 Hwy 434 engaged in business at 3215 Rantoul Longwood, Fla., Seminole County, Ln. Sanford ', .,'',,v 'c I,,,Id. VUflIy, ., fic lillous name of Florida, 37771 under the fictitious HAIR MASTERS, and that I intend name i to register Intend to register seid name with the of the Circuit Court, Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section Name Statutes, To- Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1937. 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. John Wyatt 51g. John M. Jenkins Publish: June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1979 Publish: June 19, 26, July 3, 10, 1979 DEK.55 DEK.93 3:30 0 (2D(12)BEST OF CARSON 7. 'W (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (J MARY TYLER MOORE When a union strike hits the station. Mary and Lou have to deliver the news. THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 10:00 (2) 9 CARD SHARKS @J ALL IN THE FAMILY 0 STUDIO SEE (A) MAKER A portrait of Peter Redstone, builder of harpsichords and other authentic 18th.century keyboard instruments, Is presented. (A) 2)l2 NBC NEWS (4)O CBS NEWS ABC NEWS ID VILLA ALEGRE (R) Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS THE EVENING - — — . - - ' -' .i. �BLON DIE 413—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. T -- Tuesday, June 19, 1979 by Chic Young (LEMME TASTE 'ot.JE WONG.Otj OISI-IWATER 1.STE5 8ETTE! 1'AT BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker _ YEAH. HE CANCELLED THE CON v1 ,'1kx2% ACROSS 2 4 12 n r oil 'rLJO I by Art Sansom OR H EAVU 5 I FAKe c7tc' AJYOi CEW&PLMI.J WHEN '(ou WR PI1Ja 8 I 1 5 7 16 8 14 - -17 15 16 _ -I —— 18 19 ——— 22 1. 123 man 10 TT —— 9 13 J — 24 J REEM Jill Jill RON S4 Answer to Previous Puzzle volcano. 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WD VII DOWN yearning )tOflOUfl 28 Contests 23 Afternoon 30 Obeyed I Sticky stuff 49 Buckeye State sleep 34 Shelley work 2 River in 24 Change into 50 Hard 35 Skinny fish Australia bone 51 Mild expletive 38 Jane Austen 3 Irish clan 25 Mucky title 53 Social club 4 See 37 Greek letter 5 Equine mother 26 Thought (Fr) (abbr) 27 Latvian 39 Petticoat 6 Spanish gold 29 Songstress Lo. 54 Never (contr) 41 Coal mine 7 Go bad gan 55 Bloody 42 Abominable 8 Sarcastic grin 31 Demons snowman 58 Trojan 9 Electrical 32 Issue 43 27th units mountain 33 Engagement president 10 Telegram 59 Bab ys apron 38 Wing (Fr) 44 Female saint 11 Loch in (abbr) 40 Egyptian king 60 Throw slowly Scotland 1 ddoop 45 Hawaiian Boom MEMO gllI_ Boom_ OEM 48 146 - 1A ARCHIE by Bob Montana I KNOW I BELIEVE THAT I ONE P/CTZJRE IS WORTH A I WORDS' I 40/Er HMMPH I CAN'TGOTOSECIALIST •< THE BEACH IN? WITH ,A THIS SHAPE' NEWA(EThVOI MR WEATHER&E' 49 50 51 —— —— 62 52 E 58 160 — 61 1 63 64 i — — ——— —— J j 67 — — - —— ' INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I HOROSCOPE I He Eczema Problem Since Birth DEAR DR. LAMB — My son has had eczema since birth. We have doctored it most of this fl Dr. time and always when he was a baby. The pediatrician said he Lamb would outgrow It but he's 31 now. He clears up sometimes and then breaks out on his body, hands and in his hair. He was given shots for years and still caused by this Inherited takes them but we really can't characteristic. The other skin see very much help from them. manifestations - weeping, As a baby and a child we tried redness, crusting - are usually secondary reactions. These to watch his foods. What is lacking? I had a poor may be from an Infection dirt before his birth. Isn't there directly related to the scratscme way one can correct this? ching and irritation of the skin. ! insisted on good foods One of the prominent features. thereafter. We have three of the disorder is the excessive daughters and they have no itching that occurs. problems. What could he take to When a person inherits this help his system and is there a characteristic there are diet he could follow? numerous different factors DEAR READER - The first which can precipitate an atquestion Is the diagnosis. You tack. This might be contact need to be sure that it is simple with nothing more than wool eczema that your son has. If clothing. Incidentally, these that is the correct diagnosis, people usually do better suspect he Is going to have to wearing clothing made of live with it all of his life. Its cotton fibers because they are true that some children or in. less irritating to the skin. fants have eczema as a child When a person has infections, and it disappears. In such in- reddening and other problems, stances It's often related to an the first goal in treatment Is to allergic reaction to cow's milk. correct these complications. In other instances it's onset is associated with the introduction This may involve taking antibiotics. of wheat cereal into the diet or Because the problem is eggs. You need to understand that related to drying of the skin, it's this Is an inherited condition. importar.t to prevent loss of Incidentally, it has nothing at moisture from the skin. One all to do with your diet during approach to treatment is to the time you were pregnant avoid taking baths. In severely with your son. At present there affected people, doctors often Is nothing you can do about such recommend total cessation of inherited characteristics any baths for long periods of time. A more than you can change the cleansing fluid that contains no color of your eyes or other oil or greasy material is used Inherited features. Instead. It important that the The primary problem in air in the house be adequately eczema is a dry, itchy skin humidified. 71st Year, No. 261-Wednesday, June 20, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 L ibrary Service Eyed For County Outskirts By GEOFFREY POUNDS mail service won't." weekly basis, she said. not expected to be permanent. Herald Staff Writer Mr. Rhein said she preferred The bookmobile option would The commissioners agreed that Library service to Oviedo and the mailing service because of offer library users best sellers, the mobile unit or the mailing its lower cost and less potential unavailable through the service is only a temporary other southern parts of for disruption of service. Under mailing service, she said. In solution until a branch library Seminole County is for. corn- the mailing program, she ex- addition, the bookmobile would can be constructed in Oviedo. thcomlng, county missioners said Tuesday, but plalned, residents In county carry about twice as many Principal funding for the what form the service will take areas not served by branch different books as the mailing expanded service will come libraries would be sent catalogs service, has not been resolved, through a $55,000 federal grant During a work session with with listings of 1,100 books. However, Ms. Rhein pointed for the coming year. Ms. Rhein county librarian Jean Rhein, Persons interested in obtaining out that the bookmobile would said the grant is expected to be commissioners were told that a a book would make their take up to a year to get Un- extended a second year for an book-by-mail service would be selection and send a library derway and in the event of equal amount. a preferred option to a mobile card to a county station. The mechanical failures, users Ms. Rhein said the cost bookmobile. But at least two of station would then forward the might have their service figures for the mailing service the commissioners said they book to the reader. Ms. Rhein delayed. In contrast, the were based on an estimated felt the bookmobile was the said the estimated cost of the mailing plan could be catalog circulation of 20,000. service expected by Oviedo mailing service would be operiltional in 60 days, she said. The principal cost of the bookresidents. $42,500 per year. The cost would "Cost effectiveness should mobile would be the vehicle, "The single most-asked include the hiring of an ad- not be the only factor to con- estimated at about $55,000 with question during the campaign ditional clerk, she said. sider," said commission payments spread over five last year was when are we In contrast, the purchase of a chairman Bob French. "It is a years. The other $21,000 would going to get library service to mobile library, or bookmobile, published fact that we promised be for maintenance, rentals and the outlying parts of the would entail a total cost to the Oviedo people they would get a supplies. county," said commissioner county of about $76,000 per bookmobile service on a weekly A decision on which option to Bob Sturm. "I think a book year, she said. The mobile unit basis." select is expected within two mobile will go to a segment of would make visits to the UnWhatever option eventually is weeks, commissioners Inthe population that a book-by- served areas of the county on a chosen by the commission, it is dicated. State Attorney' s Office May Be Moving...To Jail By BERNICE BEDE OSOL WIN AT BRIDGE For Wednesday, June 20, 1979 EEK & MEEK uy riuwie aIcrinemer CLARITY 11acsM lSc*1EkJ ORUORto THAT FFCT! I ACHIEVED AT I c: — v things realistically Ip encounter big trouble. SCORPIO i Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There is confusion surrounding the course of action you should be takingtoday. Keep outsiders from butting Into your business. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Mistakes are likely with your work today because you find it difficult to concentrate. Take care if using tools or machinery. CAPRICORN (Dec. Jan. ill) Social situations could get quite muddled because of lack of organization. It could be a case of too many hands In the kitchen without a recipe to YOUR BIRTHDAY June20, 1979 Flebility will be your key to success this coining year because many unexpected changes will occur. This should appeal to your desire for variety in life. / OVR... GEMINI (May June 20) Don't start any job you can't finish today, especially if you were depending upon another's help. The completion of the task will - ...._be left L up to yOU. How tr get along with other signs Is one of by Al Vermeer the sections you'll enjoy in your new Astro-Graph Letter that cErrr starts with your birthday. Mail $l for each toAstro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 6.11 PRISCILLA'S POP M4Y NT rO 5RFAK OUT THAT cCUAR SC(J'V BEEN SAVING ANP LETS GET A COUPLE OF CONES", I •TDIP t,CU. STUART, I'M SAVING IT FOR A RAINY 111 '0 ' = AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) There may not be any clear-cut directives as to how to proceed Try to stay out of group in- to get something you want. volvements today. You'll have Instead of fouling things up, trouble going along with the wait till you get a lead. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) wishes of the majority and could cause some dissension. You would find yourself !'Ufl LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your ning around in circles today carelessness is likely to be the unless you formulate a game reason for failure today. If plan. Why squander your time you're Involved in something with wasted steps? important, pay attention to ARIES tMa4ch 21-April 19) details. Try to avoid impulse spending VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today. Chances are you'll end Making last-minute changes In up not liking what you puryour plans will not gain you any chased, and thus waste advantages. Follow through as valuable funds. TAURUS(April 20-May 20) It you originally intended to might be difficult to know without the shortcuts. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) where your loyalties lie today. You're deluding yourself If you Instead of being helpful, you think your budget can handle a could frustrate the very person wild spending spree. Face you should support. — BUGS BUNNY c900P NEWS, 90551 WE s0TANORPER FROMTH' FRAM 16 CORPORATION P ER 5,00000 — IT 6 -11 AkIIF A&IFI by Stoffel & Helmdahl MUCH 5 THAT i IN PCLLAgS, MUML4V.M IF /v4UM5LE Y CAN OET OUT oF NeFte TOMORROW, IT'LL JU5T COVER MY /H05PITAI. ES 1' 75. 53.' P E:7 iI ' 44 F1HW0 EL. ' 00 4 I r follow. NORTH l9.A I 4 ', AQi52 •982 .Q63 WEST EAST . K Q J 10 9 V K 1008 •AQ • 109 5 4 4872 SOUTH A4 2 'J3 • K J 10 7 3 4AKJ Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East South . Pass 1 Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Opening lead: 48 You hold: 4654 Q98 • j 982 A 10 3 • The opponents reach four By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag spades on the sequence: one spade-two spades-four spades. A California reader Here Is a hand defended asks what opening lead we some years ago by Swedish rerommend. ex ec arer o sat West. work out his own y play South ducked two spades the other suits NEWSPM'f:n ENTI:uI'HIS}: and won the third. Then he overtook his Jack of clubs in order to lead the nine of dia m ond s for a finesse st the queen. agThe finesse worked because Ejnar won the trick with his ace! Now declarer assumed that East held that missing queen. lie could count On IFWL'YI_HAPA) CA N LF.5 F J W'5 THE WA6CWAN I Ing ' FL YING LIKE ) '' However, to movt' the library from its downtown location, Neiswendei warned, could generate opposition from nearby residents, who now comprise the greatest number of patrons. Downtown merchants also could be expected to oppose a move of the library from the central business district he said Lake Mary's Bennett Clan Forced To Relocate Again The commissioners ordered the space. conunittee to calculate the costs of the various departmental relocations recommended in the report, and a final dovLcinn on whlrh nffi,'p, and staff nuimlr, will be moved should be made prior to the completion of budget hearings In July, Neiswender said. GEOFFREY POUNDS . .:. in be used in . .. ' I' . A Lake Mary family has been around June 8. given three days to move off the ALcorWng to Val Robbins, property on which they have director of environmental been trying to build a home health for the Seminole County since September, 1978. Health Department, his The Lake Mary Police department received several Department served the Terry complaints from Lake Mary Bennett family a Seminole residents about sanitary conCounty Health Department ditlons at Bennett's Pin e Circle eviction notice a few minutes Drive property. The eviction before 7 p.m. Tuesday, ac' notice was signed, he said, cording to Harry S. Benson, because the Bennett.s had no Lake Mary police chief. water or sewage system. . ,, - ' ji . • ' .' . ' The Bennetts have been I ,J / .. i CUF-SN'T ING HL#A, NOrI4IPk WILL -: V '' - : 'V; You ThI.$ 9LPI' "ONCE" 4 .- Wu Wes- BEaIIN$ \W HATRE)W,J AHAoiatill CONC- our OUNI AM 1\Z : I4PJiS a-Il .,t .'? : . . Ictments Expected Ind'' 5 -i i• iA 'i MONIES by ....' ' 01 Craig Leggeft V .' - . ' TUMBLEWEEDS - lM &OJN' by T. K. Ryan S\ - (VVBODy t1IN' NOW, : 0. ; c? j 'is, ., 1 . ' ' . INJURIE V - ji•r *•w- r- .-..1..---- - - - _• .---- _ ._ _ •_ S_ -. •4 — - .• SERIOUS '". '••' Seminole County lire fighter inspects damage to car t a'maa.j at the Stenstrom Bridge at state Road 415, south oi a usteen. The driver, Baon Frederick riayes, ., o ew myrna .ac violations of inmates, Seminole Memorial Hospital. ranging from unreasonable "strip searches" to the allegation civil rights are being violated, Ray said. James WrIght, 72, of s Bowen ti*ken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. where he is listed today In the Intensive care unit with multiple Injuries. shooting death of a 72-yearold Sanford man, said blast from a shotgun striking Wright in the lower abdomen, police said. He died an hour later at rnentstlo?1l •'"'' Herald Phs W TaM Vlscsst Dann about 2:57 a.m. on May 25, Sanford police said. hand down a recomconcerning &;t• '' A Seminole County grand jury was expected to return an indictment today in connection with the May Z Owls Ray, chief assistant state's attorney. The grand jury, which convened Tuesday mor- . (1)41KKS VMCOI.D1 ' AND P1EAP1LEss.1 5WFIS W1ARHI WANT M concrete for his house. Lake Grand Jury Meeting •1 1.'. unanimously voted to declare - WWI To 1!L.I Lake Mary officials and Cliff Nelson told Bennett at the trailer offered them by Mrs. time that lie had to "admire Starnes. your guts for trying to bootstrap Bennett has complained of yourself up into a better place harassment from county and to live." city officials, lie has run into Bennett's Pine Circle neigh- several problems meeting city hors soon began to complain, building code standards, but so however, when the family put far has corrected. each up a tent in which to live while situation, according to Lake Mary's city manager, Phil constructing their home. Amid complaints that little Kulbes. Most recently Bennett actual construction was going failed an inspection of the depth on, the Lake Mary city council at which he planned to pour living ina van on their Property residents welcomed Terry the tent a public nuisance and Mary officials said he had dug since leaving a trailer donated Bennett, his wife Beverly and force the Bennetts from the only about four inches when a for weir use by Mrs. Harley son Brook when they first property. minimum of one [out is Starnes of Vihlen Road in arrived last year with plans to Bennett and his wife, now requireA. That impec-tion was Sanford. Mrs. Starnes said the singlehandedly build them- seven months pregnant, then conducted about two weeks ago. family moved out of the trailer selves a home. City councilman took their son to live in the BRAD I'URDOM F BREAK UP THE That's not Tarzan swinging from a vine but the "Eagle Lady" of Apopka descending from her temporary home atop a 50-foot pine tree in an abandoned eagle's nest near Oviedo. Doris oris Mager, 53, had been in the nes'.'- six days spearheading a drive to raise funds for the Florida Audubon Society's new bird-of-prey aviary. $6,000 was collected since Thursday. "I'm flying like an eagle," she yelled to some 100 spectators as she dangled 25 feet above the ground. "This is the most exciting experience I've ever had in my life, never to be repeated again." AN EAGLE! .*' . , this column 5aZ copies of JACOBY MODERN.) irv ur I 4* Herald Photo, by Tom Nits.O .. be answered if accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most interest- £t'N'T 'WANNA /L,,.. A.MOSI downtown Sanford on east First Street has only 3,775 feet of space when It Is recommended that 10,000 feet of space be made available. County administrator Roger Nelawender said there are three options considered by his staff as viable answers to apace demands of the library. They are, he said: 1) to purchase or rent another building In downtown Sanford; 2) to build or lease a building outside downtown Sanford; and 3)tomake space available in the first and second floor of the Rutuiiillat Bunding on First Street, The latter option, he said, Is not the choice of his staff since it would provide only about 4,300 feet of Space, less than half that recommednded by the space committee. "The key Issue to any relocation of the library is accessibility and space. It needs to be In a safe cornS fortable environment," he said. (Do you have a question for the experts? "Ask the Ex perts, ;ve"73,is Per individual quesTions will by Stan Lee and John -__n R omita .— THS - . -- remarkable defensive play that was the only way to defeat an optimistic, but unbeatable notrurnp game sincetf Wgt øv had won the first cuarnonu with the queen South would have taken the heart finesse. ASk Of Expipig V ERNEST Lawyers and staff members of the state's attorney's office soon may occupy rooms of the criminals they once helped put behind bars, The county commission Tuesday reviewed a report from the space committee recommending the state's attorney's staff and offices be moved into the jail facility south of the courthouse. The facility became partially vacant this week when offices of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department were moved to building 310 at the Sanford Airport. Additional space at the Jail Is expected to become available next year when a new jail at Five Points Is scheduled to be ompletei - -. The space committee report recommends that the state's attorney's office utilize the added space In the jail cells as It becomes available through remodeling, According to the report, the state's attorney's omces now located on the first floor of the courthouse, with added rental space in the Masonic Building, have a total of 3,409 feet of space. The report indicates that the space needed by the office is 4,615 feet. If the office is relocated to the old jail, as planned, the state's attorney's staff would have 5,144 feet of space. The space committee report recommends a series of shifts that would convert the first floor of the courthouse Into a court complex, with an added mini-courtroom and judges' chambers. The juvenile room now on the fourth floor of the courthouse would be moved to either the first or second floor, according to the plan. One .,nr,iinlvii,4 Iq.iu, is whether to move the Sanford branch of the County Library. The committee report - made no recommendation on the issue, although the report does state that the current library building In A Pass SPIDER-MAN 2 four diamonds, three clubs and the major suit aces for his l)t 1;cks. Sti when Ejnar led the 10 of hearts after winning that diamond trick, South rose with dummy's ace, led the eight of diamonds for what he assumed was a sure thing finesse and was one down when Werner produced the queen and cashed the king of hearts. I I Evening Herald-(USPS 48-280)-Price 15 Cents when he surprised a in serious condition burglar attempting to tr into his home at The burglar fired one Sanford 1lce believe that two nu.a were involved inthe r&i right to practice the free exercise of religion. Four Inmates, two of In the other matter, the grand jury has been them In custody on murder cti& fied a petition for a writ ofmandamus (a writ asking public officials be ordered to perform their duty) in May with the Seminole County Circuit probing alleged civil rights Today Two who signed the petltionwasexpectedto testify before the grand Around The Clock ..........U Dr. Lamb .................. 4B Bridge ....................4B Horoscope ................. 411 lendas. .................. 8A jU.y today. They are Hosidlal, ................. 3A Robert A Sports ................. 10, hA ...511 Editorial ..................U Tele%iaLuu Dear Abby ................. lB Weather ...................3A Crossword ................. 411 Preston Jr., who murder, and Terry Melvin Suns, a convicted mur- derer. 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Th r !)RWF OtK6 &rr I V1 My, fl'ft fpj 00 SOME. ID &T *SL • __ S by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP 21 (i CUT MYSELF) 9-1VING.' J ( ONLY ARF9T krW GONG 10 'S IF "iOU KISS ITANP)PROMISE. AWE IT TOSTOP WELL? ) 9OK1NG FOR A MONTH.' rm -I HPAMPH.' •\ L RIGHT! BOY! THE CCTCF'i MEPICAL CARE IS GETTING TO BE RIPICULOLI5.' - " 7 by ctolfwl £ H&mdahl Two I5 THE PT1iM WOVER HAS EXPWE559 P ANY APPWECIATI01N O! MYJ . AT WIN _ NORTh A 63 54* VQ 2 • A K 752 * Q5 w'r EAST • K 1072 • 106 • Q1 '' problem of sleepless nights. Your problem could be related to something else other than sleep apnea and It's Important that you understand that sleeping pills are 011 little or no value and should never be used except on a temporary basis, even for other forms of insomnia. Other readers who want this Issue can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, selfaddressed envelope for It. Send your request to me, in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. That fact that you're in good health otherwise may have nothing to do with the problem of Insomnia, particularly sleep apnea. Many people who think they have insomnia really sleep longer than they think. This can be documented by sleep studies. For some reason there Is an illusion in time that people experience who tend to wake up during the night. A few minutes of being awake sometimes seems like hours. As The Health Letter I'm sending you explains, many people with insomnia tend to benefit from changing their life style. That includes eliminating stimulating drinks that contain caffeine, such as coffee, tea and colas, the proper use of exercise and developing proper sleep habits. These measures are often much more beneficial in the long run than siceping pills. •107832 4984 SOUTh •Q3I$$4 83 •s • AKJ Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East Wed N.rtb East SoMb Pass Pass Pass i. 14 19 Pass s• Pass 3• Pass 40 Pam . Pan P555 in Fatal Fire -- ,4 . ~1 Despite - Budget By DONNA F.STES Herald Staff Writer __ The American flag will continue flying at Veterans' Memorial I_tM the eford 'ekaI4 Ow year begin Oct. 1 despIte $ct101I W " CItY C1m w"111 funding for a park employee to raise and lowee, the standardI. "The uniform services — police and the departments — will take CIrS of ItOWeSkSndS,"QtyCbUVnIssIOne,JGIUIMOrFIS, the commission's HaIaon officer to the police d.partment,saIdtoday. "There nevel wu any intention to stop flying the flag on Weaken Is," he said. won the rubber." Alan: "When West didn't bother to overruff, he in-. sured defeat of the contract. No matter what South did from then on he had to lose two trump tricks." Oswald: "Note that If Southruffedthethlrdheart with a low trump the win. ning defensive play would have been for West to overruff with the seven — not to ., —. 1'• '-.— - —i-- .. /1 ... • , • , . , - ... 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The flag Is In an enclosed ares between th. city hail and pshl _____ said adding the city hail janitor handles the responsibility of and y weekly there. "Thecitv hall staff takes turns raising the flag five days a week at Lake Mary City Hall," said City Clerk Connie Major and either Building Inspector Neil McLeod or City Manager Phil Kulbes lowers It In the evening. ' * L '• ' Lab al ey ha Today bdsut*ycanatteedechool. Ar..d Th,Chek .......... 4* Usreacus ................. liii had" (omty lissith Ie Meepiti....................8* asPWY.mNM D.-tle.n,inthSfr.. Cs 3 OV$LV 11 .-..'. . .. Vince" say "officials suspect this fire was a result of arson." BY8HARONCARKASCO MegUl, Seminole County they cannot be enaoll.d In nursing director, public or non-public schooli, Iierild8taff Writer The vaccinations will be she added. it Is 8 m as four- year Regina Boyd is led uWde the administered from either Of two Students from out-of-state .11 I Seminole 'County Health clinics under the Seminole who will attend a school In Department by her older County Health Department: 900 Seminole County this fallmmot S. French Ave., Sanford; and at brother. Church and Wilma streets, in also show proof of im. ongwood. Regina, of 1114 E munizatlon agdlnst cornSanford, waits patiently as a L e are having the lxii. mimicable diseases. nurse copies down her case ci offer ft.. VIC history before she Is vaccinated munlxatlon clinics in an effort . cination against &H wen of the against dipht1wrial tetanus and to get"children ready f or communlicable disesess whid school Mrs. Megill said. whooping cough. She looks An estimated 35,000 st .6. include: rWmlla, "110; forward to starting kindopgarto next year at Hopper in SeminO10 County are e"zo- diphtheria, who*" tw4k — Elementary School but gives a pected to attend the first day of me"Ies. Manua and MWOL sthool on Aug. 27, according to For the first time tide fail, C school district officials, students In grades 10,11 looking forward to 12 Children are entering msntshow proof they have bse h;; But for students like Regina, kindergarten or first grade for Immunized properly agalilt Uwe's no choice being the first time mud show proof the red measles efr.they em th ve bwa ocinatid. Its a M gW an d "free of cotnunlcable This proof can ao be to oo disease" with astatemeotfgom with a statment from. a dosudlI a physician, Mrs. Megill said, physician. Now Aug. 24, free im.. munlutlon clinics are avaihahi. for Seminole Coaty , - . -. it FWPJ . - Cuts, Old Glor y Wil l Fly Weekends -- . Ar Write PG Herald p ij by Tim IWO .tt • 1... for 111k 4. . 4 N quiremsd. . .............. for j1,11flOnh1atiofl 'IulICatIOfl of . O1 .;•,' ... Signs posted near site where a Sanford firefighter was lit J . 'a ' 4I . ..? I '. . ,. - A . Il . - ' ••.. . 0 For Starting School-'' • ZOONIU. • _U. Shots Are A Must... . . — ...•..., low By GEOFFREY POUNI$ review of the number of riders taticm Authority. figures to show an Increase by on the last Saturday of June the day. They acco unted for ridership takes a big dip after Transportation-authority ofthan Writer during Saturdays in July in-"I's costing us money If the September or October. was 179. Those riders paid $43.58 in revenue, according to July 4. It could be that there are tIdal Dwight Maddox said that Bus service In Seminole dicatesa marked decrease. The ridership Is not there, and if Therefore, he said, It might be $65.69in fares that day, hesaid. Kirchhoff's figures. a number of migrant workers from December through June, (oiitt7 on SiJirinys may be decrees. In the number of that's the case I don't we how wise to continue Saturday On July 7, however, the It would not be practical to who head north to North there was an average of about economically ud.aslble during riders has had a nngative Im- we can continue Saturday service during the months other number of riders fell to only 68. stop the service this year, Carolina and upstate New York 150 riders each Saturday In the summer monihe, according pact on the revenues generated service," Kirchhoff said. than July and August. Those riders paid $23.85 in fares Klrchhoff said, but he asked the and then return again In the Seminole County. That number, to csiy Commiadoner Bill from three county routes Kirchhoff said figures show The commissioner presented for the day, he said. On July 14, eammisajoners to consider fall," he speculated. depending on senior citizj kirdthoI. operatid by the Orange. the decline In rIJaraIip begins figures during a work session the second Saturday In the taking that step next summer. Saturday bus service in the discounts, generated about ISO Kirclthoff said Monday a SemlxI.'Oscsola Tresipar- In July. He said he expects the Monday showing the ridership month, there were 112 riders for "For some reason, the county began last December. in revenue each Saturday. if Ir 4VWT .*,.. • - -. 4 ~JN . 10 to Official Suggests Cut In Saturday Bus Service t.•. - P1 . from a fund by t I . - - . Mssaw$il.. Um AaasSlm,, flu- bau is wash Is. rn our rA the- otber.stx cities In the county. In Longwood, according over by the tnilfonnservices on an alternating basis no action was takan by On city commission to implement the nager's to City Manager David Chacey, the flag is lighted and remains up 24 hours daily. The fire de pa rtment raises and lowers the stans' estim dard seven clays weekly at the Casselberry City Hall, City Clerk 'This has tobe discussed by the commission again, " Mayor Lee Mary Hawthorne said. P. Moore said."Asfar as I am concerned, the flag will be flown on Ile same practice is carried out In Winter Springs with the fire weekends.!? . department In charge, said City Manager Dick Rozansky and a J1 1, ... ht. .. .. n (For a copy of JACOBY MODLAN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge," care of this newspa. pr , P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) ny Stan Lee and Jonn Rornit. A(2, • According to City Manager Warren Knowles, the commission "It was my understanding the uniform services would take care voted to cut the proposed budget for the new year by $1,561 by of it and the city commission was only halting the practice of paying a park department employee someone overtime in the park's departmenteliminating paying ," Commissioner overtime weeke ds f d 10 the Julian WOUIdb md 1! to good heart silL" Oswald: "If Wedhad I ;~_3 Utla-1 K_-A • -•'• . . . Bob Thaves -. - Ilk - debetes. Jy (j - Take no outlandish risks financially or buslnesswlse today. U you're dod)Iota about do" atu for time to study. t iil*. I \. Ridership Down During Summer Months • A J 1063 - OPining lead: 10 i s.'. A reward of up to $1,000 and feverishly to extinguish the team would meet at Sanford more Is being offered by the blaze before It reached the third Police Department this atFlorida Avisory Committee on section, the Senkarik Glass and ternoon to consider all the Arson Prevention for In- Paint, Co., Inc. evidence gathered of the fire formation leading to the Killed in the blaze was 36. which Includes lab results and identification of persons year.old William Lloyd Price of slides taken of the fire scene. ruponsible for the fire that 214 Lakeview AveSanford. the I& of a veteran The lieutenant was killed when Thets Investigative team co of 11 members from Sanford firefighter. a brick wall of pet supply the state deputy fire nmrshal, Ernie Wrightj state deputy store tumbled onthe top of him and Sanford Fire Department, the fire Mar", said today the pother Sanfoid firefighteir. 11IM1114ative tam has comEdwin Brooklyn, 411, of 112 Seminole County Sheriff's plated its investigation of the Bunker Lane, Sanford, suffered Department and Sanford Police fire site and should rule on the deep cuts on his left foot, a exact cam of the "suspicious" fractured left toe and a The red, white and blue signs fire this afternoon, separation of the pelvis, posted around the fire site ask Wright has termed the fire Seminole Memorial Hospital that persons with any 1111101dow."Sigualthescene listed the Sadwd firefilfter in formation concerning the fire to posted 0telophone p" say satisfactory condition today. contact any of these three "OffIdAh suspect this fire wu a "I am hoping they give me a agencles: resuitof arson." goodrepertonmyx.ray,"sa1 — Florida Advisory Corn. According to Sanford fIre Bcooklyo from his hospital bed mittee on Arson Prevention at officials, the fire began about today. (308)843-7900; 6:55 pm.- Wednesday at the "By the end cj the week,I — Sanford Police DepartSeminole Pet Supply, 200 should be out of traction," ment at 24141, MignollaAve. Brooklyn said. "By Monday, he — Orlandostatefiremarshaj The pet supply firm occupied (doctor) will have me on at 42346; two dIo three-section crutches so might get to go Persons may write to arson building on Magnolia Avenue home then." control at P.O. Box 1645, Winter between Second and Third Wright said he and the other Park, Florida 32790. streets. Firefighters worked members of the Investigative SHARONCARRASCO At Sonford's Veterans' Memorial Park overruff with the ten, that would have been the last defensive trick. South would have finessed successfully Am as You hold: A 10985 Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents eward 10ffer it. I am sending you The Health Letter number 10-6, Sleep and insomnia, to give you more information about the common W against the king and Ak 3874 • J 1043 SPIDER-MAN. FRANK AND ERNEST detailed studies. But in view of nature of your the specl history, I think it might be bIIUJr1Sfld1Y enough to There's a chance you may find yourself In a position today where you'll belpitted against strong opposition. A cornpromise could avoid a conflict. PISCES (Feb. 21)March 20) There Is only so much that you can door that others can expect from you. Think carefully before volunteering to take on more than you can handle. ARIES (March 21*1l 19) Friends could cause you complications today if YOU permit yoindf to be drawn Into petty situations. Playing poiltici With pals Is a flono. TAURUS (April *May 20) It's e.sntlal that your pals be very clear-cut today and that todo mom than You don't YOU a be senulblyacconplIsh, TOO many taslats DIMS too confused a marksman. GEMINI (May 2lJims 20) Should You Miit others' views today, be prepared to have your own concepts attacked. Avoid excbanm which could lead to ___ - 71st- Year, No. 302—Tuesday, August 7,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 BRIDGE . AUAU1(3It.eb. Ii) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepi. 22) Instead of doing things the easy way today, you may add im necessary steps that could cause you problems. Don't make your work tougher then It really is. LIBRA (Sep. 23(kt. 23) You can't be all things to all people is to today,so your bed just to be yourself. Any pretense will SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) Conditions may not be as harmonlosi it hOlDS today as you'd like them to be. see the culprit when you look In the mirror! SAGIITARIUS (NOV. 22Dec, 21)Bee you tinlpulMVely 00 Y0 bright 111811111 today, study them a bit further to be sure they are feasible or you could go off on a tangent. -' before I retire and then Icio get concerned. DEAR READER — You probably will need sleep studies to find out exactly what's going on. Such sleep studies would entail recording a brain wave (EEG) during the normal sleep hots's. One of the recent discoveries Jul about sleeping Is that some people experience sleep apnea, meaning literally they stop breathing during sleep. Your description sounds like that, but, of course, it would have to be documented; People who have been monitored sometimes don't have respirations for as long as three minutes. The lack of oxygen eventually stimulates the brain and there may be a forceful gasp for breath at that point. One patient was studied who had such enisodes as often as 400 times a night. Incidentally, this kind of problem In sleeping Is made much worse by taking sleeping pills. Many of these tend to depress the respiration and that's certainly not what you need In this circumstance, those which you manage for others. Carelessness could specify in BUQS BUNNY 0 I've ever been dreaming. Of ,'rn nn I think about it Check with your doctor and see If he can make an appointment. for you ata slap center 'n your CAPRICORN (Dec. area. You may have togotothe 19) Be a bit more protective nearest university for such than usual of your own resources today, as well as ef YOURBIRThDAY Augus117, 1979 Partners will play prominent roles in your affairs this coining year. One alliance that you will form will have far-reaching I*I*ftCIs1 effects. EO(3y23Aug22)Ttynct to be overly insistent UOII having everything done your way today. Being dictatorial will awaken the Ire of persons whose cooperation you may need. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the year following your birthday by sending for your copy ofAdro. Graph P0 Box 450, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to by Howie Schneider - 48 Venetian official om , HMMMINEMM no Boom Rommum•l MOONBoom MENNEN HOENE Room BONN Jul. IMMEME Boom ago BEEN Jill ROMEO BREENE BONN RoomRON MENNENu. Jul. au. mom Jill Jul Jul Jul. THE BORN LOSER owk nights. I'm in good condition. I do push UPS every daY and I walk or jog about three miles daily. I knew a man in his 20s who died with a similar condition. He was In the Marine Corps at the time. I don't have any nightmares, although I have experienced a cold sweat when I awake. I've not been able to relatethis sensation to anything 49 Halo 52 Burgle 31 Keyhole 33 Upper surface 53 Amount 8 Compass MEMO ) 3yLAWRENCELAMB,M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB — During the last aeverl months I've experienced a strange feeling while sleeping. I'm awakened In a Mate of panic fighting for breath. This has happened on more than one occasion In a night and on several different ___. tUng 5 Had greatest 26 Beckon sway 27 Did 6 Ere long 7 Noel calesthenics McQueen 34 Verdant 38 Popular I11T'- Can Sh ow Problem " !'" a - .. NOR - . . '.' vs1, . arasil her audher,. 8aia. - air ............... .::::::::: 2 Will* Ffift, MW Mwprd DwAbW .................is WndhST ...............".1* �Tussdsy, Aug. 7, IM 2A4v.nln2 Herald Sanford, F I. Offer: Corporation PEOPLE Ready For Public Inspection Thursda NATUN $2 Million Hospital ....,.INBRIEF IN BRIEF By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Two 5-Year Jail Terms : AFL-CIO Backs SALT It Assets To DALLAS (UPI) — Billie Sol Estes, who already has speflt more than six years of his life as a prisoner, today facea the grim prospect oflOmore years In prison .. and perhaps longer. Estee, 53, pleaded for leniency Monday before U.S. :.: District Judge Robert Hill, but dill received two 5-year federal prison terms to be served consecutively. The Wed Texas con man and political supporter of former President Lyndon Johnson was first convicted in 1963 in a scheme involving nonexistent fertilizer tanks. His sentencing Monday came on a July 11 conviction Involving the fraudulent rental of oil field cleaning equip- the report that the county commissioners should consider. At the present time the hospital has a number of auds, including amounts receivable, inventories, and cub which would go to the cosdy if the hospital should be acquired by our company. It would be the responsibility of Hospital Affiliates to provide the necessary working capital for the hospital. "Although I do not have the financial reports of the hospital, I would think that the accoads 04M receivable wen and Inventories equal $2,000,000. If we were to acquire the hospital, the county would receive all of the usda of the hospital. The lease &es not addus this problem, but It 'nighi be very difficult for the private A private, for.prollt hospital corporation seeking to acquire, lease or manage Seminole Memorial Hospital has offered to turn over to the county $2 million In hospital assets if a contract for operating authority can be negotiated. Charles B. Uadon, director of acquisitions for the Atlanta based firm of Hospital Affiliates International Inc., sent a letter to Seminole County CommIt*oner Bill Kirchhoff dated Aug. un which the proposal was made. Klrthhoff presented the letter to the commissioners during a work session Monday. "In reviewing the proposed lease of the hospital by a private non.prollt corporation, there is one matter which does not appear to be addressed In ment. He did everything he could to avoid being ordered to prison again, telling Hill: "I have a prohiein I live in a .*eain world." Erik Estrada Critical LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Actor Erik Estrada, co.tar of the television series "CHIPs," was critically InJired Monday in a motorcycle crash while filming a chase scene. Estrada, 30, suffered chest and Internal Injuries. He County — CHICAGO (UP!)— The Carter Administration has received endorsement for ratification of the SALT II treaty from top leaders of the AFL.CIO. A special international affairs committee of the federation's executive council Monday night approved a resolution endorsing ratification with two qualifications that were not expected to be major problems to the administration. The resolution was expected to be formally adopted by the full executive council today, the second day of its summer meeting. The measure, a compromise fashioned by Lane Kirkland, the federation's secretary-treasurer and heir apparent to ailing President George Meany, called for work to begin immediately on a SALT III treaty for reduction in the number of warheads by the United States and Soviet Union, but at the same time accepted development and deployment capability of the MX intercontinental ballistic missile. Linton wrote. The proposed lease with a private nsa-profit corporation mentioned by Linton is a reference to the f'msl proposal sea to the county commissioners by the preut board of trustees of 531K The SMH trustees are seeking to reorganize their operation from a government operated (rowdy owned) hospital to a private n_ . Klrdthoff said the letter will be reviewed, along with other Information from the seven hospital coupe which have thus far Indicated an lzdarsd In usianlag ownership or control of the hospital In Sanford. hospital Estrada, who plays Highway Patrol Officer "Pouch '.Poncerello" on the series, was filming a scene showing him chasing a car on his motorcycle, police said. The cycle struck a perked car, hurling the actor off, and the cycle then struck Estrada from behind. non-profit corporation to pro- GEOFFREY POUNDS Believed To Kill. 3 LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Quack the rock a' roll pioneer, has swig his last notes In public — for awhile. Punctuated by agile duckwalks, the 63-year.old Berry gave a 45inlnute concert at the Roxy Theater, the last performance before he begins serving a four-month sentence Friday for tax evasion. Berry begged rock An Rod Stewart to come out of the audience and join him on stage, but Stewart refused, staying In the audience to savor Berry's hits from the :.ofof the rock age, "Roll Over Beethoven" and "Sweet Utile Sixteen." _ CETA 'YOUTH OF THE WEEK' JAQSON,Miss. (UPI)—Afrajj,58.year.oldwoman .. with 30 years experience In government led a field of six Democratic candidates Into the Mississippi gubernatorial primary today. About 700,000 Mississippians expected to cast ballot • on long lists of state, county and district hopefuls ins various other primary elections, U. Gov. Evelyn Gandy, trying to bicomne the date's first woman governor, Is the acknowledged frontriiiner among Democrats Three of the five men -:- John Arthur Eaves, former U. GOY. William Whiter and Jim Herring - are rated a tossup to get lido an Aug. 2$ runoff heath with her. • . 0, MvyAftc Moore RUOph S. P'4t1l1 Harry D. Pirr$s&MsSrLL*iMiry Terry key, Lake Miry L ' IY, • was mor• than ___ -- - lameH t ub th On rin ng I • • • •••, • teas. Flit CaWliM* hiø, t;*7 74; LJOLs 11U P611,; I8V9 1:0 LIL9 a.. " resdlags 1*001 I __._~_A_ . • • M^ .."I ___ • . ,200 In- $ s l—p1,i ,IaM, NE at4 iashVsrIs..e A!IPOUCA1 kI 10a M* j ___ ___ ___ • .isss = ~- . 00 A ft. ~~ VA $to PAM I M _ __ EwusLigIfrd. 4,' WIN . .0 aal? -ri I r - - , Uté 11 _ • •• .! I *-1N %r ~uo e TSIO!1N • 11 ii. se- jLd_asM. saP — A" . .~-*, . 6* ~ MIMI "a " 10. V -4 . . 5, *4 6LZP" =*ft' A= I lb '"lleft b' V" ,-.10 I * N of * Pw Stied. $.s.d. IN uIiIuP.* dill un at IA" u1 aad uwul.uu E ad II-i~: ' M , $.buthd go" p $" I;:. - . * ,d. L : . . * •- t.ge .• heel bee, odd. - •. __ .J~ )'[ 6'r7 _, -W .... •4 __ . '•. WINNER CHICAGO (UPI)-- Polim hais no thisa to the ldtfy of a man whose headless, aimless and legless torso was found in the plueb suburb of Barrington Hills—the fifth dismembered corpse dumped in area in inc past 16 mouths. The torso, which had been badly burned, was found Sunday evening by a horseback rider, Barrington Hills Police Chief Alfred W. Schuld said. The body's severed legs were found near the torso, but a search of the area failed to find the missing had and arms. Cook County officials were assisting In the search. as b"fts"M11111ftedeb •• • I. CONTEST Shark Nips Tourist L QUake, Aftershocks Jolt San"'' FrancIscb "'',L? SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — A and fire that destroyed the city dozen aftershocks measuring the merchandise tumbled from building in downtown San most of the day. strong rolling earthquake fol- in 1906. between 3.0 and 4.2 on the the shelves. One liquor store Francisco and construction lowed by a swarm of afterDr. Robert Uhrhanuner, a Monday's temblor was Cen- Richter Scale at the University reported a $20,000 loss, worker Neil McClure said he UC research seismologist, said shocks d a m a g e d rural terod about 60 miles southeast of California at Berkeley. A Among buildings, swayed city skys- of San Francisco in the Gilroy- swarm of 1,000 smaller shocks Bureau ofthe injured was a U.S. felt the shock on the girders of a experts have predicted that a Reclamation engi- 38th-floor job, crapers, and jolted residents Hollister area of San Bonito continued for hours. major shaker Is due in the bay neer who was almost burled At least (our heart attacks area, possibly within 10 years, over a 150-mile area of Nor- County, a section dubbed the "This one scared the hell out alive by rocks them California. "earthquake capital of the of me," said Gilroy Fire Chief a trench. He while working in were attributed to the quake but he said Monday's quake was treated in and several persons were couldn't compare with the giant But, It wasn't the "big one." world." Frank Borg, who was sipping Hollister for bruises, cuts and treated for cases of anxiety at 8.3 magnitude one that hit in High-rises swayed in San About a dozen persons were coffee when the quake struck, shock. Another man, Ernest Hollister's Francisco, but the 5.9 magnl- injured in the quake the but quickly ran Into the street. Valle, 27 fell off a boiler in a Memorial Hazel Hawkins 1906 _ Hospital. Other inju. tude quake — the strongest In strongest to register along the The ceiling collapsed In the meat packing plant In ,Gilroy ries were minor, mostly lacerathe coastal fault range in 68 notorious Calaveras fault since Hollister real estate office of tions, said h p i t a 1 ad. years — wasn't anywhere near 1911. It came In two distinct Ron Sullivan and five major and broke his arm. as powerful as the earthquake jolts and was followed byahalf- supermarkets had to close after theA six-foot crack appeared in mlnatrator Thomas Ham. facade of a IS-dory office In Gilroy, city officials said five buildings received "significant" structural damage Money For any with losses that may exceed worthwhile purpose $100,000. Windows were broken throughout the area and many Applications by phone homeowners reported cracked wails and ceilings. Power was SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, found mushy and loosely strung antly white 1st and 2nd MIG beaches. where they can multiply and knocked Texas (UPI) — Unwelcome oil, tar balls drifting 40 fed deep. The CoastMexican out to 3,200 residents Guard said aCl30 prosper. PERSONAL ON IUSIN moving northward on and "We don't have equipment reconnaissance plane would Oil could literally wipe .out beneath the surf In patchy designed to rope with sub- examine the northernmost some specie; scientists and aheeras, ribbons and tar balls, merged oil," conceded Capt. sheen today while scientists environmentalists have war1-800-241-2469 ARTCLASSES has Invaded U.S. waters and Roger Madion of the Coast studied the tar balls to confirm ned, and seriously disturb the STARTING Texas besches. Guard. their Mexican origin, breeding grounds of more W EDNESDAY No Brokerage Fee The Coat Co Guard Identified About 200 businessmen and hardy animals for years to e Th action of Gulf curr ents 10A.M. the source of mod of the oil as during the TOWIN FINANCIAL residents of the tourist-crowded come. CALL u' Mexico's runaway haw well trek dispersed the slick but On Rio Grande Valley met with StO miles to the south lnthe Gulf Guard pinpointed its Coast Guard officials Monday of Mexico's Bay of Campeche. for a closed briefing on the oil's presence: The Coed Guard niblad bewhes modh of movement. Mayor Glen t u. today 10 M McGehee of Port Isabel coinRioGraid,, at width of 8. btrwling petroleum blobs from the ui iiahed about news reports he the moth of the Rio Grand. —ia virtacrus ually mizdeted said claimed local beaches 6 r 4,79 along me Poke Island U--& were "covered with oil." ri b bons stretcitsg 80 miies Seashore and 130 miles up the Irm u. . Gulf. 1. road to Corpus Christi. Guard's 200-wan Gulf Coast Oil ..' Thoassaxis of fed of cvr4aba- —In an unusually heavy Strike Team was to protect the I med booms were In place to concentration of tar balls ecologically de'¼Me Laguna protect the dilkate lagama washing onto Padre Island 50 Madre, a calm but rich Madre, situated between Padre rail's from Brownsville at the spawning ground for sea life of • talan4's alluring white b,arhu Post l4ssIold Channel. Don't miss out on all kinds, AM the miles of coastal —In a sheen 55 mills east of The Lagwia Madre stretches u ml local 'IlaiIapde crpeekig the border Corpus Quisti or 180 miles for 100 miles between Padre ______ news, sporting I of the legendary King Ranch. north of Brownsville. Wand and the Texas coastline events or social I While a cat Guard strike Ildety "U_'oath of the Rio itself and offers a haven for • functiens. was poI'Ign,d to Mop the Grands, UP! photographer shrimp, turtles, fish and other WO floating slick, and sheens, Wailer Frock walked in oil I species of wildlife ml Evening — some scientists ad oceaiogrspher Indies deep on formerly rub- threatened with extinction Herald mailed J . is you while you're a way at RI_si. . We Ukea letter I . from kernel TALLAHAE, na. () fra a tlalasoville man to alga gaMin, allocatiose along Stat. Call today. twowarrantsa day to "do any $54 MA. Gahm AaW he peodiuued Go. Reb Gr It hIS as Doalk Row." could do autidag to divert gas. ed the fto p0*1 ae The queatles.aad.assur. Ibris callers had upseific. , "_ dSCoedY IRS fI,.kaidMa lbAwas$diced live bypc c,-', shed the bus'. 1Ural tat_s NudeyIV thrsaed Florida trim ane gairady fed, ir he Iwlag an h.er4isg psic tilabasais atMis WTMI4V IWCt.$U aid per Iaii for àviules , at Plum Stats Uaivury. mat. employ's. Grabas Diltbe hear Vperseus WidaRidtalomibe mW hs b,Mged 1calSudaid so ft dirsdiywhhIo,,up C Ccuht1on Dpt. reports todsy with 1 sdMomst "in ciths M& Gr.s,p detailed InformaL.a to his ~% salty, bd reused a nu* an caller, shed for mars Impeder general. - t.. .' p -.. .1.., , -. - - at P' '• I ,- • .-.. ' •. . Oil Slick Invades Texas CALL NOW BOSTON (UP!)— Legislation reinstating capital punidened In Muachadts and allowing the Mat, to rehutitad. death row has been enacted and sent to Gov. Edward J. King who plans to sign the measure Into law. The propossl, which will be tested In court by lawyers r.preemth the first person sentenced mdsr It, theordicatly opened the way for Muaschadts' first execution since 1347. are that he will sign It," King press aide Harold Didiun said Monday, idler the MU was enacted in both the liaise and Senate on voice votes without debate. "I den't know when, but he will sign it." TOLL FUR • SINVICIS c _ 8a z • • Deadly Hepatitis Outbreak ____ NEW URN, N.C. (UP!)— A .ck'41s1 Investigating the aMiss "IM odhesek of hepatitis B In 1$ 'sars an hidik effidols were c.—"ig a tealcolsgy teds far dues to what cs_sd an 41014118 b= the disease dsce midJuly. en da I don't think we or. over going Ii gat It," said Dr. J. N. MacCormack, head of the (unodcahis I?lmn Control Branch of the lilvidas of Health Servicee. b"domwebwAft a specagat t could hosessedthSI4hI.dflveaigdon 11 New Bsrnora rIati who hoes cedredsd the disas. lie. mid-July. -• -• T_ • ' • ". I • I BobGraham'sTaIksI*w' Meat Prices To Decline? • WAIUI4CYON (UPI)— Mod plies em apeeted so antlew aadul dedia Seth r=bile of the year, Agolmiture IIT' prst. In a ilvedsek ad maM raged, analysts said • - D.r-tu__ __ ___ al - __ pi nx rciM$,iMdhyetopr.ds 'is ero. levels of pest pradittis," .cre said. -AAV 1, 1II1IE('I I __ ____ ri "I , • i _ I .• - -• HOMEOWNERS DEBTS PRESSING WE CAN HELP 0 5 Ewnlng HemM ___ 32.2-261 - _. . •. - '&' I - . r,4li" f ~,. = ~ "dilkoft ~1"aw ~ . - _2~_=__~A__ -I--. ,~ I T" , a = I .. ~ ~ ~ -~! 1 . - , , i day. ___ ___ Md" H I L $IIt s fl Stud ad Put Aua.i ketdabed 1*13 • L. La ri at . ;= 1-46q1kz1"10 , - - _ ___ 4% M ~~ ... 1. -, SiiimMog lumpIly ,!V ,,, ., , •• nd _ •_pØ.i Ill, • I-' ; ~- Z.Mr7; , I ____ thi WI ___ I __ 111111111111 4 ______ •••. = =•. =0 pe puiL,. (a slid Reomi, drle to a wia IIng thes the. peeled. iu:u lrb,d at. of the I •• • :•. .• I wall Reid In ad a *8 Wft. - raieiiduck. ___ . ii. I. . • • • ft IVWSHN) ___ ___ . bz , W 7; 10,11101" H1 _ _ A"M 10' aw . __ ___ at Mu Ps Ehimedary_theol a Wehiva dIIof sSthU __ ent 'Stolen From. School M __ ___ _ d .,.aleg .1 • _ 80015 I kd IN 11181. Wini med sos 4 •• . IIh about $I$S ISIthof 0111*1011046 Wisdivuifo w::: ___ Is .. U ____ _ __ fa ft 1110-ft • ___ 11 Death Penalty Reinstated? • U-1 I Millard Wagers of Goldenrod, Newport, Ky., had filed addi circuit judges for signing his charged with threatening the tional charges against his divorce degree l0 years ago, the lives of four circuit judges client, but he was not yet sure FBI said. Involved in his wife's divorce why. Another bond hearing on Investigators said Wagers and his children's adoption, has those charges was scheduled surrendered when he learned been released on $50,000 bond, today. Wagers' removal hear- that a federal warrant had been U.S. Magistrate Donald ing was set for Friday at 9 a.m. issued. No weapons were found Dietrich set bond in Orlando at his home when he was Monday after hearing from a Wagers, a private contractor arrested. In the complaint filed psychiatrist Dr. J. Lloyd was said to be furious with two with Dietrich, Wagers was circuit judges who allowed his alleged to have mentioned 1,000 Wilder, appointed by the former wife and her new rounds of ammunition, 16 "It is my opinion he does not tte4, husband • constitute an to adopt his children, weapons and six fragmentation imminent threat #61. He also resented two retired grenades to any specific person or to .members of society at large," Wilder said after examining •, Wagers. Wagers, 41, hasonbeen held (UP!) Mrs. Joan Gilbert of RI. I, Box 178-0, Lake Drive, since Thursday federal Volusia County Lifeguard DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Sanford, Is this week's winner of the Evening — Lifeguards say that a Capt. Joe Wooden said the sea charges of extortion. FBI tourist was Herald's cash jackpot contest for the week ending nipped on the foot was murky that day. He thinks agents claim he made tele- by a sand Aug. 1. Mrs. Gilbert waves $50 check presented to shark Sunday as he the shark may have mistaken phone calls threatening the climbed back into a kayak he Seiner's foot for a fish. her by Herald circulation manager Bob Lovenbury lives of four circuit judges and had been paddling near the "It was probably a sand as the third winner in the ongoing contest. She came three other individuals Involved shore. shark," the lifeguard said. closest to determining how much money she would in proceedings leading to j0 P. Seiner, 49, of West "Most of the time when Wagers' divorce and have saved If she used all the coupons appearing In another Caldwell, N. J., was reported in someone is bitten by a shark, the herald for the entire week. The contest con- cman's adoption of his three satisfactory condition Monday the shark isn't really attacking. hildren. tlnues and rules may be found in ads appearing in Memorial Hospital where he It sees a foot Wagers' attorney, Frank was treated for several deep and thinks and the toes on it the Herald. It's a fingerling fish, Taylor, said authorities In lacerations In his foot. which Is what they feed on." • • 14 .. •• •• I. MACON, Ga. (UP!)— Prosecutors believe there Is sufficient evidence to indicate a female technician In the Intensive care unit of the Medical Ceder of Central Georgia tampered with life support equipment, possibly causing at lead four deaths. District Attorney W. Don Thompson Is looking Into allegations the waldentifled technician may have turned off alarm systems, disconnected Intravenous lines and Increased medications to patients In Intensive can. Tho'np.on Monday said patient records and statements byotheremployees and patients "satisfied me that there was tempering." '' EEWNINNN~ 'c. Tampering With Life? ___• . i '. - $5,00u uiew category,, finance department $Iu,u9, up from $162,690; police department $1,213,681, up from $1,091,058; firt department $1,762, up from $791,764; public works department $803,517, up from $740,287.17; recreation and parks $386,368, up from $361,870; special projects $37,644, up from $32,350; debt seFvice $421,000, up from $350,000 and contingency $65,206, up from $57,923. Revenue sources include: property taxes $1,073,082, up from $1,005,727; franchise taxes $498,600, up from $418,500; utility service taxes $815,730, down from $833,200; licenses and permits $66,500, up from $64,273; building permits 149,300 up from $40,500; intergovernmental revenues state and federal governmentj $3,691,143, up from $1,0,100; Sanford Housing Authority, payment in lieu of taxes $6,500, up from $4,100; miscellaneous income $175,648, down from $272,376; court fines $39,900, down from $57,000; revenue carried forward from current year $197,303, up from $95,515. Threats To Judges Net $50,,000 Bail Dismembered Corpse Found ____ he "' % ,.._ .' EATHR 0 Tome said the Toronto common dMwlnlnhtcr connect. hospital autho rities. Lad had 21 confirmed cues of the big the patients that rr%Igttt give Sat urday, Orin Kerr, 28, dIal disease th two years, including a clue to the Inf abo minutes af tw be* three fatal ones — two In 1V71 But Dr. Sydney Shubert, who admitted to a hospital with and one lad May. treated Stephen Lowe, , 68 breathing difficulties and cbsd Seven of the patients with before daojl, pains. _____ r°" L$yLMltc Shubert said Lowe's wife Aim, became Ill while visiting CdMo Alberta, at about the same time Lowe was drlchen In a coincidence' Toronto. She was "coming u we in along nicely" Monday, Calgary tend" wk. "Improving" condition, a General Hospital officials salt spo said. A Mai sutferiog frem severe Dedses .st mm, tá'.i TOM". --- - 1k I RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!)— The courtroom was silent for over an hoar Monday as the jury in the triple murder trial of Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald heard his account of what happened the night he claims a band of four Intruders broke Into his borne and murdered his pregnant wife and two daughters. Using headphones that left the rest of the courtroom silent, a tape recording of an April 6, 1970 statement MacDonald made to military authorities was played for the Jury, the attorneys, and the defendants. The jury heard about half the tape before court adjourned, and was scheduled to resume listening to the recording today. 'I thought this .e ..e • -_-_1 .••.• " !W!lo 1979-3A In Goldenrod Divorce Triple-Murder Testimony eüsnUon ,or a highway ax. enjjon near the homes of seven of the vlcthns. "Itboughtthlswumorethan a coincidence," Shubert told reporters Monday. "U's jot a tho* but I think It should be looked under oath? I"i J. kool, Csswlkrry eoert Campbift, La*a Morsroe • dust and swamp water t sts should he conducted at an • H •• symptoms of the disease, all over 50 — were In Humber Memorial Hospital. The te mod 111 were In Intensive care, breathing with the help of respirators. The other four were responding well to the *ntilAotic er$JiroinycI'. The two others, in Northwestern General Hospital's in- WILMINGTON, Del. (UP!) Mary Refuge otSinnersChurch delivery room when she gave Cambridge, Md., than the birth to a premature son. jurors in the armed robbery prosecution's chief witness, a O'Connor, the leader of the trial of the Rev. Bernard police detectIve, because Friends of Father Pagano fund, B o Pagano if they believe a Pag ts ino a priest, said his daughter, Patricia Catholic priest would be has After the six hours of Werther, called him when she likely to lie under oath than the began having trouble with her average person. Would a pregnancy and said, "I'm In "Would you accept or reject trouble. Get Father Pagans, pt ue testimony of a plod more c lergyman II• Father P. readily than any other person • "Father Pagans stayed with because It was from a pled?" her in the delivery room and VENTURA, Calif. (UP!)— A and Reouengn.jdutjo" rapoit coroners repast said. was sea of about U qusdions baptized the baby and three couple W thecoodyooruaerovsuJ. "(ice In t, tab, the tom. c J, Andrew qa,eUnni, Idie iMmild hears later the baby died," he , . : IDII P11'Blue of the water Chr ist ie put to prospective three of the pdsdlal iaro salt he CinI to my mar to Medical he j beforetheydied. p.sdvely Increusd, go jarors Monday. Jury selection was to reline daughter and said, 'Yoiraoni* examinersdeath. no. say heavy lbS raport sdd Ia Rosa's occupants relaxed or fill Pagans, 53, accused of being today. In heaven." drinking also played a rile. csholcostwuS.41 and asleep; 11* water tansperatare lb. nicely dressed, well-manPagans, muembik, has the Hsi tb. ago his ldswifs'sI28asdtbeydiedofa ee uas.. the to mired mu who held up Mores support 1 Ma firmer parlii. daugi4tr gave bath to anethur Ross, N aid Ma wñ, HiS.". ce"'eu of Ildled heat strike, was turned iff ($4 hears sr wfthspldadpistil and era on Maryland's laidern boy ad , Pagano calhd to Is v'1JuaI ad heart the bodies was laid) by the more than 11* is thor.. They ,. coUscied cçmgratgate her. baCkJWd May 1$, the disease. • Ph's DUVsd S hear charged with five coasts of about $11,110 to help ban pros "He is a man who th i oo MtiII4 lb. didhe to Medical edheduls gUM* lMir the $Ies1os of the &msdisbbsryandonecoedof htalimocemce. bdore.he Wed 1* trial hriiughtos by the .staIdoedakjl Mta.-pted roba.y • 11 money In i11- 0 Susie myiJer and said. 'III, PMi. heatoke Wee o epc of .. Will In g . ie.- s. be is (Is qu.'Ioued 14 poe- fund raised over 00 pod. few how er.pu7ThslsPatp, m* were widely aess,adaceedslils,mo,, " pective jurors on the opening mosthe by parishioners led by Mows that bill. gay?" • ispartad as the fled w1fl ft a hod 6011111 day of the trial to determine If Jam O'Casor, who minim. 'Now that's a san ripedily dtsthdMk to the Califirnia. "A rscesdsectlos ii the räded ad that I the heat theywauld be more likely to bera thenIPaguedoidby 1 liable?" (YCsmar shed. ta.. tjslJes the former, psi4or of St. WsiSl4,,'s Mdi l.a hssstal "N. wayl" ft attvilw, IMmI a.0 ', *isk vMy," the wield to a dv,." in=", • S - — A judge Is asking prospective In — • • In Holdup Spree, i JIMINOLSMIM0mAL NOSPITAI. ADM$1$ION$ • sorsh Mae um I • Ntty L. S1CkèV bertha OIckin ___ - rr.eST being I r'eci I A OSPIT AL _____ • Donald Monks, Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) youth of the week in the Seminole County School Board's youth employment program, demonstrates his skill at lawn edging at Lake Brantley High School. Son of Mr. and Mn. John Monks of 2615 Balsa Drive, Forest City, Monks, after graduation from Brantley, plans to join. the Air Force and become a professional boxer. He won the Orlando Bantam Weight Boxing Championship, became Junior Olympic champion in 1977 and Is American Athletic Union (AAU) state champion for 1g. . 1 - Woman Governor In Must 1. • • 1 1nomp r '•• LOS ANGELES (UPI)— Actress Linda Blair, recently , ,bisted for cocaine possession, busted ç on the Los .:: Angeles set of her new movie "Roller Boogie." She took a spill a little harder than the script called for, bd only herqoggIubsig,s4. Thhtsd1dngtl2. t ii#*lou Jkn Bray, will be released In November • TORONTO (UP!) — Legionnaire's disease, the mysterious pnsionlIks ilIneu,is i pected of killing three people In Toronto in the lad week, Nine other people in two city hospitals are 111—five of them seriouslydisM$ — 10 called because It first killed 21 erican peoli attending an L.Ion convention in Ptaiia. cisiphia in July 1971 — has not been confirme& Dr. Sandu Toms, chief medical bacteriologist with the Provinceof Ontario's Health Ministry, said Monday Mood and tissue-culture teats that cou&dmthe"iwsdd •: 1. ,•,• - Linda Blair Takes Spill •• •• • :. $ .: _ lt;, NASHVILLE, Term. (UP!)— Attorneys for two defendants in the cash-for.clomnency trial, who earlier asked ibm a mistrial on grounds of excess publicity, now say they don't want one because of federal Judge Charles G. Neese's illness. Cecil Branddter, representing T. Edward Sisk, and Robert Shockey, representing William Aubrey Thompson, argued In a motion Monday that their clients cannot afford to start the trial over again and that cross examination would not be as effective In a re-trial. But the status of the trial remained In limbo today as Neese recuperated at a Nashville hospital from a Friday night heart attack. Noise, listed In stable condition, must decide if and when he can continua as trial Judge - Legionnaire* Disease Chuck Berry Is Jailed been reduced by two, from 278 to 276. Breakdown of the $7.88 million budget is as follows: general government, supported by property tax revenues and revenues from other sources, $4.32 million, up from $3.93 million; capital budget $78,000, designated for the city's share of downtown renovations for materials; and other departments supported by user fees: refuse $448,941, up from $436,446; utilities 81.575 million, up from $1.5 million and airport, $1.45 million, down from $1.69 million. Allocations to various departments include: City commission $25,157, down from $25,360; city manager's office $56,524, up from $55,643; legal expense $26,410, up from $25,031; staff and personnel $50,871, up from $46,672; Equal employment opportunity $17,921, up from $16,510; civil service board $13,448, up from $11,244; engineering $62,635, up from $56,515; building and zoning $99,443, up from $89,350; public health $6,885, down from $16,593; local public employees relations commission Cash-For-Clemency Trial Was taken to UCCA Medical Center. • Documents on the city of Sanford's proposed $7.88 million budget for fiscal 1979.1980 were being compiled and typed today to be ready for public inspection Thursday, City Manager Warren E. Knowles said today. Public hearing on the budget is scheduled for 7 p.m., Monday, Aug. 13 at city hall The proposed new budget, up $309,451.97 over the current fiscal year, calls for a 2.6 percent Increase In property taxes from $6.90 per $1,000 assessed valuation of real property to $7.08 per $1,000. The overall budget is four percent higher than the current year, the manager said, adding 90 percent of the Increased expenditures is due to Inflation — changing costs of fuel, utilities and salaries. At the same time, he noted, the numbers of city employees have With Two Qualifications vide its own working capital, thus allow the county to receive the assets of the hospital," Tuesday, Aug.1, Sanford Budget Papers B eing Compiled .:... Billie 'Sol Estes Gets Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. V "-- _ I - • • • • . , •. .. - ...... P _ _••••. goriqr9aig4 ! V V __ ia ------- --- - . • - ••..•..••••• ' -• .•••,•- • •, •. . .-•••.•. - • ... ...... -. - -- ................... •., - �Evening llileirW 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Sometimes when one walks into the Winter Springs city hail, one gets the feeling he should salute or at least wave the flag. Four of the five members of the city council are retired military as are the fire chief, police chief and city manager. Councilman Laurent Pellerin Is retired Navy; Councilman John Bennett, retired Air Force; Councilman John Torcaso, retired Marine Corps and Councilman Wilfred Arnold, MMO _ retired Army while City Manager Dick Rozansky and Fire Chief Chuck Holunan are retired Air . Force and Police thief John Govoruhk Is retired Coast Guard. J Retired military are also contributing their share In other cities of Seminole County as well, In Altamonte Spnfrs, Mayor Norman Floyd is retired Army; General Services Director Fred Marine Corps. three mombersof the city council Incaaselberry, Council Chairman Frank ire retired military Schutte, Navy; Councilman Owen Sheppard, Navy, and Carl Robertson, Air Force. In Longwood, City Manager David Chacey Is retired Air Force while Lake Mary Councilman Cliff Nelson Is retired Navy. Hepner is retired Navy; Police Detective William Brock and Gary Massey, both practicing attorneys Army; Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds Division Bob Van Lue Is retired Navy; Superintendent of Streets Division Bill Norvell is retired Army and Tony Flgureroa, Superintendent of Sanitation Division, is ret ired In Altamonte Springs and Dr. Charles Park Jr. - Around Area Code 305-322.11 or 831-9993 Tuesday, August 7 1979-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDAtO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . - [tome Delivery: Week, 75 ce!its; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The 18th JudicIal Circuit Nominating Committee will soon be making recommendations to Gov. Bob Graham for appointment to the new circuit judgeship for Sem inole and Brevard co unties created during the 1979 session of the Legislature. Seminole county has three representatives on the Newman nine member nominating committee E__ % --11__1 The Clock They 're Voting With Their Feet Time and again, the creation of a Communist state has been accompanied by ti(e massive flight of its people. The pattern is too well known to require documentation, but it happened in Hungary, East Germany and Cuba, and it is happening again today with tragic consequences In Vietnam. The facts of the exodus are well known and an international convention has attempted to deal with the misery of nearly a million persons who have, as it Is said, "voted with their feet," against the regime. In their case, the vote is deadly serious. As many as 50 percent of those who attempt escape by sea the estimates run as high as 200,000 men, women and children have perished when their leaky fishing boats ran out of food and water or foundered in the South China Sea. So desperate a risk indicates alternatives that are worse, and these have been well documented by the experiences of Vietnamese citizens in all walks of life in attempting to survive the communization of their homeland. Their agony demonstrates again how antithetical are communist theory and human nature. The torments they endured at the hands of Marxist zealots intent upon bending human nature to conform to communism make a heartbreaking. chronicle. The Vietnamese who have suffered so are of all ages and from a variety of economic and educational backgrounds. A common thread runs through their histories, however, and It is the calculated cruelty visited upon all those suspected of independent thought or deemed capable of resisting the regime. Such persons are systematically starved, maltreated and overworked until they die or, broken phsycially and mentally, they no longer pose a threat. The system was brought to perfection in the Soviet Union under Josef Stalin and is practiced there as a deliberate policy. easty of a1 tito C - Doyle Is retired By DONNA ESTES Citi zen ___ H! WE'RE ALL 11 / 1.I WASHINGTON (NEA) — Has Common Cause, with Its persistent demand for more open and honest government, become outdated? Some capital observers say yes, that what former Vice President Spiro Agnew dubbed the " pod-Watergate morality" has rim Its course and that the Common Ca use advocates have lost Mote On Willie Mays... - - " , , Chaos __ ___ . 9 ____ ______ 1. By DON GRAFT The world's largest democracy at the moment Is not a very encouraging example of that form of political organization. India, after weeks of parliamentary maneuvering, has acquired a new government that seems assured of surviving until the end of August, but quite possibly not much beyond that. The new prime minister, audhury Clarn Singh, has patched together a coalition cabinet that Is notable less for who Is represented than for who lan't a lady by the name of Indira ____ ___ ___ ___ _____ ____ favor In the halls of government. ______ 4.. ___ Not surprisingly, Common Cause leaders ___ contend their influence remains high as the — __________________________________________ organization prepares for Its second decade. Gandhi. By ft Cause Is having trouble attaining many of its - goals and has offended some of its former allies, but It remains a respected force not only in Washington but In many state capitals as well. Founded by John Gardner In 1970, common Cause based Its early success on an appeal to citizens fed up with government — and especially by VIetnam and Watergate. Rather than propose solutions to immediate problems - __ - - China ,,, . BY P.Y. CHEN behind the problems," such as responsive billion It needs to modernize, But Western capitalists are being Invited to and an open process. Although he has retired as Invest In China on the basis of the ancient Its chairman, Gardner and his Ideas still hold Chinese business principle of "trust." major influence at Common Cause. The new law represents a quantum leap over ha The pouç may have reached the zenith of its w t busInessmen previously riolds and iW',e In China__________ concernIng O N= ___ tewd4ft am _______ (UPI) Leo Durocher had offered his and nothing In the world was going to change It. - He had mid the bed ballplayer of his generation, the greatest '. her support. But it is upon the promised 73 votes . - s, lawnmower accident, keyed a more than a month when five-run last inning rally with a Sanford plays again at 8:30 three-run pinch-hit homerun p.m. tonight. Sa nford will play Monday night as the Sanford the loser of a game this afternoon between West Palm Box Scores, Page IA Beach and Peosacola. _________________ "I told Greg I wasn't going to Junior League All-Stars nipped him because I didn't want St. Petersburg 65 in the play him to hurt his foot, but I would Florida Junior Major I.eague St. Petersburg in the bottom of the -seventh and ____ the Monday night loser's contest. It was the first date tournarnent victory for a Sanford .. . k. -- .4— fielder's head, to score Von pinch-hit single by Hill. . .. Murcer, who earlier in the day UPI Sports Writer gave one of the Bobby Murcer paid tribute to ___ eulogies at captain In a plane crash 1XW and a two-run single to Thursday. Yet the way they janaging the Giants and Willie wak new with us. You remember give the New York Yankees a 5- played, they made you wonder e playing the hidlans in the spring in Arbona when I wu Rotundo was the winning pit. nament. The last time a San- .:. MIKE GREG 1111.1. ... winning homer five rims Having lost two of the tirst team," he said, "and they Royals 16, Blue Jays 12: three gaines of the series and proved It tonight." picked up the victory by pit- Fred Patek drove In five • In other American League runs with a home run and a games, Kansas City outsiugged double and Ralph Bolting gave Toronto, 16-12, California up only three hits In 7 2.3 In- Manager Billy Martin, who downed Oakland, 5-2, and GIants 7, Dodgers 1: Dennis Littlejohn delivered a nings in his first major-league bases-loaded single to highlight. had to be consoled at the Seattle handled Minnesota, 74. start. a three-run fourth and Ed couacconi- Orioles. Munson ching the first six innings. Munson's funeral in Canton, trailing 4-0 in the fftiale, they . It was only the second time in runs, three during an 11-run Ohio. "But Th urman would could easily have surrendered. 62 games this season that the seventh , to pace a 17-hit attack Reds 3, Braves 1: Ray Knight drove in one run have wanted us to play." Instead, Murcer hit a three-run Orioles failed to hold a lead In in a game featuring hits. and helped build another to homer in the seventh off starter the ninth inning. Angels 5, A's 2: four back the four-hit pitching of. Right now the Yankees need Dennis Martinez then singled in Bobby Grich drove in Mike LaCoss. with a three-run "Lenu"e tell you a dory about that," Durocher went on. "We ... winning pitcher L for Thurmari," Murcer said all their strength just to finish two rutis iii the ninth off reliever Monday night, after driving In the season after losing their Tippy MartInez, 6-2. illplayer. I was with them both. NDO Rotundo is assisted in the Herbulis with the winning run. Sanford's only other run coaching chores by Sid Griffin came In the fourth, when Mike and Bill Dube. Rotundo led off with a double, This Is the third straight year went to third on a balk and that Sanford has represented scored on a passed ball. District IV in the state tour- - A% . Murcer Wins It For By MIKE TULLY "That's absolutely true," Durocher agreed with me, "But I'd his friend the best way he knew ks you to think about this: Ruth could hit; he could hit with how, ower and he could mdve. But could he make the plays In the field "Eng I did tonight was fillie could? Never, Could he rim with Willie? No, sir. And could - - cher, allowing nine hits and ford team posted a win In state was on the verge of being sent striking out five while walking tournament competition was in home early. Howton Davis was followed with a walk and Greg scored Davis with a sacrifice 1974 when Tim Raines played safe on an Infield error to open Carter rapped a single to fill the fly that drove the center fielder seven. Key West broke open a 14 tie for the Sanford Junior League the inning. Bobby Howe sacks. Dickie Flelschmann to the fence. Hill was sent to the with four runs in the top of the All-Stars. Bobby !llls. In the field, he was everything you could possibly ask for. powers He has beeri one of her most zealous fl4 Yanks Rally Past Orioles, 5.4 as with the same souoid Indinct as Lou Brock or Maury a got to the ball and always caught IL baseman Terry Russi and before Sanford scored its final promptly blasted the first pitch run fnthebottomoftheseventh over the left-field wall tying the of their opening round game. Sanford's first run came in score at 5-5. With two out, Brett Von the second when Von Herbulls Herbulls doublrd to left and blasted a solo homer to tie the then advanced to third base on game at 1-1. The other Sanford a passed ball. Tracy Walker run came w hen Stanley Hogan then dr illed his second hit of the opened the seventh with a game, a single over the right, single and scored on a one-out .. F said Head Coach Mike uf. Rotundo. "That chance came The Sanford All-Stars s during an unbelievable seventh fered an 82 loss to Key West In thatto In the clincheir. "He was a great player but Willie hen was opinion, than .Wlllie Maya. Isald that toDurocher and also said l knew he had played cn the me club as Ruth with the. Yankees In 19 i$ and 1929. DtrodleT'soplflIOfl en ballplayers Is good and carries weight with inc. I let him know that, too, but I also told him I saw enough of Ruth to convince inc he was a better all-around ba llplayer than Mays. Ruth was the greatest I ever saw. Some of Ruth's records as a pitcher dill stand and all you ever had to do was see him throw from the outfield to appreciate the kind of extraordinary arm he had. When It came to speed, true, was no jackrabbit, but he was notortoise, either, and he ran ,: • plate to pinch-hit for second fourth and boosted its lead to 8-I cc," Babe Ruth? "I played on same club with him," Durocher said, intending Willie Maya was alongside his old New York Giants' manager listening silently and thoughtfully to the conversation. Over the at 30 years no one ballplayer ever did more things better, In my . pinch-hit him if I had a chan- State Tournament. Los e O Jr their tournament opener Inning rally." Monday morning, before Sanford trailed 5-1 going into Speaka,dont you? One of the grated outfieldn who ever pendulum. For 10 years during the Culture suggesting that she be publicly whipped. And he is right rigid? Could do everything, hit, rum and throw the andIndian, was a key figure In putting together the Janata W. broadcasting Revolution, political turmoil brought in the Hall of Fame. Anyway . , economic growth to a near halt. Mrs. Llu does coalition that toppled her government in 1977. ne5 for thu1ntbl1PartIcuIar spring mid 1 say t0 him Mays 11the It was his recent defection from Janata - an not think It will happen again . : f~ 10 W*M I've em no. We played the Indians sometbing Although Mrs. Liu holds no official position in improbable fiv&party coaUtion ranging from games that spring and he says to me, wait mt these 23 rnillt&nt Hindu right to moderate socialist left the Peking government, the 45-year-old lawyer Is (un U are over and I'll let you know. When the trip was over, only by Its detesta ited tion of Mrs. Gandhi) - . a firebrand revolutiona ry who mentions the I' cam me and abook my harA 'You're right,' he said. that precipitated the fall of that government and. Chinese people's well-being with as much zeal 's the best ballplayer I ever saw, too." as opened the way to her return power, If for the .:d, present only In the wings. racher looked M Maya after telling the dory and Willie's f In all Uk&thood. he WhMI Gardner once said Common Cause focuses on first foreign Investment code In an attempt to whk the minister Is not receiving any pods in return for businessmen can control Is China's political opponent, labeling her as a dictator and once "the things that we think of as the problems Woo foreip technology and the estimated $200 government, accountability of public officials agreement, the former prime .'- leader of India's peasant farmers, was Jailed by Mrs. Gandhi during her rule by emergency One thing neither Chinese leaders nor foreign HONG KONG i UPI) — China has adopted Its _____ . .of her faction of the many-splintered Congress Party that Singh must base his shaky claim to a parliamentary majority. An odder couple In the context of Indian Trus t M e meets public concerns. , 1~ 1 11 . BUSINESS WORLD typically has Wed to change the way government operates so that It more effectively . - The truth lies somewhere between. Common opinion one he had ever seen In his three-quarters of a century, was "Say Hey" Willie Mays, for whose enshrinement Into Baseball's Hall of Fame he made a special trip Sunday. I had asked him what about O ut Of t, ___ - . Wi"n O Greg 1, who misse,d the All-Star team since 1974. : p - Parade Hill is scheduled to make entire district four tournament because he cut his foot in a first pitching appearance in It> MILTON RICHMAN . .".• 111 SanfordAlImStars COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. ________ , J . ;f 4 fi S. Sports .9 . 1HP%T CALIFANO' ,. Outdated I . —CoUGh! ,!—Go4E. Lobby (1IIII _____ HACIc!'-BREATh 7, 1f7 —SA ___________________________ VIEWPOINT ____ Tuesday, Aug. : provements of their roads. While time passes news remains pretty much the same. _____ I NOW Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. tualiowownersof property adjacent to unimproved roadslnottlylngareaatobeassessedforthelm- ci SPORTS & County Commissionerii; recently adopted a policy Sanford. The committee will recommend three attorneys for possible appointment with the governor selecting his choice from the three nominees, ANGL E.WAL TERS GONNA Big news In the Herald 20 years ago this week was: ....Sernixle county will get land for a possible recreation area, landing field and industrial development tract if the federal government decides to give It the 1,000acre Osceola Field. Application was made for the land after the atmed Forces declared It surplus. "The declaration permits Its disposal for public use to Include education, health, park and recreation, historical monument, sites and public airport," the dory said. The tract is now used as the county's sanitary landfilL —County Commissioners approved an outline for a policy on financial participation by residents in road improvements In outlying areas. In the National League, pllsh if they channelled their team played considering the "There was talk about not grief into a run at the Eastern cimi,unstances. playing the game," continued Division flag. "This is a Whitsonpitcheseven- tter nersTwins 4: Larry Cox drove In three runs Cincinnati topped Atlanta, 3.1, to help San Francisco Giants d Los with a triple and a single. break a five-game losing championship Starter Rick Honeycutt, 8-7, streak. Angeles, 7-1. 0 Tr*l b utes ________ all sounds Ilk. Is c*snot,, Ohio (UPS) "He was very tntereste. the Munson was sutotoçtdnç trttMes.,o, words i4Mor sMr captain mm. day "I While thousands of tant lined gIzJ 5 oleman as a deeply Youth and wanted to do mor4 éàtaIn. ll ed e Le e," bá nt Angelo 'Patñto h*rod "He always ca his Mttrver maid. "In five years, 1O school until 1975, privy to modern which India a' and has bow Congress more democratic in their operation resources and leaves many vital questions over to me In Phoenix when we'd be in ft streets at the Canton Civic caring hunfly man and a -pillar for people. Thunnan Munson dopted upon galn'q lnk* ' r*nce. , remember how he'd come "As a baseball player, he was own personal thoughts about his yeam Whenever, if ever, no unanswered. There may, multinational corporations' complex legal and less vulnerable to the appeals of specialhowever, be some reason In the I Coder to moum their dead of the community, who used his was a very real person who one of the best competitors departed friend. .,! spring training AM ho l d pun Ott his pocket and my tQ me, greater honor could be be"We (Chinese) have always believed in bust in operations. present apparent political ma&ML Interest groups. knew what he really wanted anybody ever saw," said 110, lock I'm empty. I have no money. I wiu Pto the picture hero, the Rev. J. Robert short time on earth wisely. business dealings," Liu Ylxhu, a prime ar• Slngh Is After only returning to Hong fifth prime minister In "The life of a soul on earth Stowed on a man than to be a Kong, Mrs. Liu 32 the . and worked hard to dow.'I'd tab out my mono and be'd pass over the fives and CVleman of the St. Paul's "He was not your ordinary became legW counsel for Pekiq'3 interests Years of Independence — a period during Which : lasts Among Conmion Cause's major successes dillect of the code, sWd in an Interview in Hong beyond his departure. He successor to this man. tesewhiuel was peeling thernofl. He wouldn't even bother looking Catholic parish conducted a to-5 executive, not your ordi- success. lie was hard to get to eyes. "He was winner. He was lives on In your life and the life there, Including the Bank of China and China have been federal and state open-meeting law, Kong's bustling business district, United Stales has had seven presidents. For "He was 15 on the field at the ens dollar bills. ,This Is the one I'll take,' he'd say pointing deeply moving private service nary pilot, not your ordinary know, but he made real friends. hard and tough, but he played of all others who knew him," and he willNo. The investment code, approved by the Resources Corp. be No. 15 at the half of that period, India was under the firm' and campaIi reforms reducing maximum . ... in a ,flower4aden makeshift fair. He was our captain a twenty. rd say to him ,Twenty dours ta a picture d"? NstlorW People's Congress in early July, concard-playing buddy, not your He did what others only dream She sees no conflict between China's avowed command of Jawaharlal Nehru. contiributiow to a candidate and proyIding public talned said Murcer. "He lived, he led, doors of Cooperstown. But In only ,. AndhVdsay,'Butlgottaeitsomethln'afterwards,too,don'tI?' chapel that •left some of A 16 skeletal principles. discimn of campaign firucing. ordinary ball player," said of doing, because he was not because of his actions an the and he loved. Whatever he was living, loving and legend, . socialist policy and its courting of Westem For Ali of his deep personal commitmentt 0the you one tkq, thougki — for every dollar he took from me, bl"W's best-known athletes They stipulate that a foreign Investor must of the All-Star catch- one to sit back. You knew where businessmen. She says joint ventures with democratic principle, Nehru's government was to each one of us, he should be history will count my friend as and dignitaries choked with Coleman "We don't know why God took remembered as i, pug a thousand beck my pocket" lorelp Investors do not conflict with Chi",s In the pad few years, however, Common contribute at lead 25 percent ofthe cost of a joint er, who was killed last Thur. you stood with Thurman a man who No. 1. " essentially a one-mari, omparty operation. His . . . Thurm away from us, but as followed these basic principles Dwodw recalled an ocesisia when Willie wasto Appeff at his Cause has met repealed frustrations. To no venture, with a $1 million minimum. A joint sday when his private jet Munson and some people can't Following the constitution, which stIpulates that the means of legislative Instrusnent, when he needed one, was , Referring to Thurman Thurman long as we all wear a Yankee services, the 1ng engag.msut. Leo was going to be ther, also, so he avad, it has backed several proposals In enterprise must have a Minese as chairman, crashed short of the runway at take reality of life...." production must be owned by the people. the Congress Party, the umbrella organization In for Mays wbm WWW lived Wt far hm tha Polo Gr=Ws. Mw= as a "lovable grum " uniform, he will always be with entire Yankees temn accomcabd could." Congress. Including a new lobbying law, periocuc meaning cmtroL reds with China no matter how P1 Akron-Canton Rather than getting bogged down In which nearly all ü*ereg groiç other tjz 'i so" I was CounlP.g Coleman painted an entir ely Murcer trembled us. God bless you Thurm and, with panled Munson's wife and two, have yo In th. d n :. neighborhood ~1_ had, gatliored during "mmlet" review of all federal program and much the foreigner invests. UoNretical disputes like this, Mrs. Uu sald I the long struggle different picture of the 32-year. "He was a man who used his The most moving part of the wherever you are and God be at his voice cracking on the words, of her three children, 9-year-old, bim becam then won about 400 people waft when to pt public financing of congressional csmp&*L Pero" and corporate Income in schedules Peking is buy Setting prjorid" on ,. what inMaind British rule aid which vWuany ,,, pVW vp in my cw, ,, IAC hqpw& New York Yankees! catcher time well and as his wife, service caine when two of your side forever." he fbdshed his tribute with such Tracy Lynn and 7-year-old II WMW got M the beck nd, old source Of many a capitalistic heartache Both the Senate and Home have become more dustries It wants mostly those that produce monopolized the new parliament. desoeveruoicouldhsar and said from the one the public saw Diane, has told me, he spent Munson's teammates, Lou P1Murcer, who was with the poignancy that It brought many Kelly to the Sunset Hill :q p_ddown th window on skeptical of the benefits of full disclosure i4 have not been handed down, but Mrs. Liu says goods essential to daily life. That continued until Nehru's death In 1914' andto mu in a iouai voice, 'All right, chauifeun, we can go now!' portrayed In print. Often called qua li ty time with her and the niella and Bobby M urcer, Yankees when Munson broke in In the gathering of 450 to tears. Cemetery where the Yankees' they "will be promulgated very am." limitations an interest groups. "Coca-Cola, for instarice, would be very low 00 A bft b"Ind- Under his daUghter, Ws. Garifto "4 r "Who we V& I* ft *W Willia was to Me* thm was on of irascible in his ditafts with children. "The Yankm may have All-Star was buried. fought back tears to deliver as a rookie in 1968. selected the : A patent rights law will come much later, If at the priority lid of the Foreign Inve4ment the Congrmu Party began to come apart at the amid mm seedOne afterward, and one lift!, kid SeethIng resentment of Common Cause and all, she said, Commission," an agency that studies each joint seams, however. And by the end of her turbulent ution way In the beck. It was had to hear him, so I Its techniques recently came to the fare when the "You mull trill us, and we will trust you," venture proposal. 111ear rolgn, ft had split Into an antL'Gandhl organization Issued a press release claiming that ada... trade officials told a group of Hong ::; edjidlim up aid asked him to roped his question to Willis. 'Who (bedrary to the hope, of many foreign In- majority and a Congresn-I (for Indira) faction more than $1 million In political contributions Kong-based Western buslr eaanen. Is lbs bid center fielder hi baseball?' the kid warded to know. vedors, the Bank ci Qdna would only guard.. and lost its parUsmip4zy majority to the from the real-estate industry had paid off In the 'Yes'.. bookin' at him,' Willis said. H. said It without so much as The Qdasse appear to be solving many of the the "performance" of the enterprise, not the rara.hackls Janata. House's defeat of a proposal f an eye, he WaS barely 30 71.1$ old at the time." federalunaniweri4 et en a csos.by-cue basis, r urn of Invested capital. Now Jemiata has lost out to &ngh's even more : po wee to disciplin hatidlent land dn*opem Two cOmpinift iwthe-nme indedry- con have In On event of a d1spda between Chlom and bisam coslitioL His govermnw tam a vote of TAUAHASSEE, Flis. (UPI) state. But there was no Im, In 1978, Rodney E. Woods,36, for those involved. Graham raised speculation that Arson was blamed for that The statement listed all lawmakers entirely contracts with the Chinese, foreign pertains, China's ar bitration council will confidence when parli whether of Juno, Fla., was charged In mediate indication Goy. Bob Graham has or' Dade Slate Att or ney Janet the probe might Involve ament reconvenes In blaze but no criminal charges received the campaign money and showed how besed solely on how effectively they negotiate have the final say. "And it has binding power," Augateet .3 dsr,d the state attorneys of Graham's probe resulted from Connecticut with commercial Keno has been named to QrIMmu fir npmuy With ft in late ? they Voted on the Issue, e that destroyed have been filed In connection with their Chines, hosts. Mrs. Uu said. bribery in connection with an coordinate the probe, which will the Wed Palm Beach fronton. . Dade, Broward and Palm that investigation, of Mrs. Ganuld. with the fire. "Our decision to order a operation in w hich professional Include the Department of Law Beach counti, to help partmdvii officials In a statewide statewide effort resulted from gamblers allegedly paid a Enforcement, Palm Beach ____________________ . need to coordinate separate fronton handicapper to leave a State Attorney of , , I - Connecticut officials have Investigations under way both team out of the money handicap worth, Broward State Attorney 1bsSmia.lePoBs.sb.11 thsflrdcia pair hetdtbi the h4ct.d several Florida jai alal In Florida and in other dates," predictions over a 2 months Mike SaLt, and the divis ion of _____________ to bUt GaInesville 13.L :I langus gd off to a fed Mast at players recently for aiding the governor stated in a brief period. Authorities claimed It pari-mutuel wagering. the Sheeco list. Tuenasneid Ths locals lost 91 and then 1. praised" gamblers In that written statement Monday. resulted hi a $1 million payoff Naming of Bludworth by i4~ __ next year or two to make beth the presidency and build socialism, you iiut first build socialist man." History will record the Ironic fact that the commissars in Hanoi are extirpating from their society those persons best fitted to lead it. Breaking or driving to flight the skilled, independent and resourceful, Vietnam is dlvesting itself of Its greatest treasure. And, accordingly the nations that give asylum to these hapless refugees will be enriched by their presence. ____ - __ - • , .' ____ ' ... Amtrak Stature The Carter administratIon sought to eliminate 12,000 miles rail service to acooinpllih a saving of $1.4 billion over the m five years. The administration's concern In saving such iii deserves praise, but It couldn't have come at a worse time The Zooming price o( gasoline —and the lack oIftmgu mandatory that other means of transportation are expand rather than diminished.' There's good reason to expect the cost of gasoline to contla to rise, making rail transit even more Important and acceptal to the public. Perhaps we should take a close look at rail service In Eur where currently there Is a huge lug. In new railway cc struction and track Improvement. France, Germany and Italy all are investing heavily In ne high-speed lines to provide service for tourists and bc travelers. Anetria, Switserland, The Netherlands and Beiglo are making major Improvements as well. Some of the new construction will carry trains which w travel up to 180 mks an hour. Europeans an, good rail cuomers bicaus, the price gasoline In some of their coustnies Is higher than $2 a gallo U prices anpu the UWW States proachthosel.v,1,s, the nation will be thankful that Amtrak Is Mill on an seem . - - _ JACK ANDERSON CDDV'C ' , . ~ . ., . rI II-- - qj . ' - -- __•, - ---_- ', I , , , ". .. ____ ft . ' '. • ________ ' , ksIs- ri , . . . 14 * Eft , aiS : - L IL ~ MWOM, •r-jf'qIe psr,mues, ,g. . ft" I . : __ Y PN lbs ihW of Mat' I n 8111W 64yn"I of he __ ,, I -, " Id of rnen bgWil Is t s.. ad fWy la trill 1~ ow 1. I I F:: MG7 1I* - • . __~f_-_ ) S s'.; • I . Ai'• ' "744 THIAYAtOLAH - - . ,, I I X$W ......... I,'.. 4' r' '- • " •''••' lauu enith .S..-a... • ' nued rk . sjaj 'kiI,"bsrrj, . This . . -. ---------- -- . . Mt' t#b... ---- - i.. f- .' li ' I Shill .chó b, We'd PiduIsy suIt II. - -p -_a - fl — e to fled itsuff with a gist r-Il-a.s', • - HOMEOWI4ERS: k u'-i -rs hibMbiid esof'- do4IMo.width.Uu.toLike i iccu aii r Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! M$p.m. Posy Bassbsll Ihe$rihkem,fdviW saps hods the regional plum 11 ad 12 years old, beat taw. at t riv. Points Weth. ab l the STdclt S £ WuthhitheopserI4A Op'ipifl ,.& liflNSf. .$'' __ _ -t . . an "" s ra Je ?'s' and Georgia, an. t ON 1=1en isced the I1 lbir*y with liom siosed,geme ladsid am rviy I aecasy hi bi on bd bya pad lbs dsable.11alastm tour , erM-'-;byJsheCqIt. LOAN$ P01 ANY PURPOsE - vir Broncos Alroady Hurting Loans can be arranged up to $500001 If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot. All homeowners qualify, Including widows. re fire" and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOMI IS NOT COM. PLI'IELY PAID POI AU, APPUCANT$ MAY BE EUWSLE EASY EXTENOED flUAYNENTTERN$ FAST LOAN APPROVAL -. .. - edd a veteran. '1heck, ad :; 1V1-r,a suud,uu, BURL Beemie m huit1i. eive tas, edhAd in' Alim, gM,ey aIgM s ad thin 11w he'"S - . i - • 1 *A aim" 4 a iw keen Pl*Gi ' £: , d skiM ks givie c.afl'istIaI IbM SOn ft •p , ' — I lbs web of bshadIsj ' jIJØ, 41I JL d. ip f jflfl e, no 10 IN * No U-01 *isaiNdatMe.A.p,3079,$. SIN N'iØj' Jai-Alai Probe - - two - 5 -.-- — -- ____ ____ fl - Aid' in Finishes Second mw ur miii riiazea presi was 'iMhed with anyone lithe SHEUGAME: Stung bywhattheyconsidw a4 cfrcemdances thin are usually av'4lt" Cabinet, Go Feb. 30, 1979, for hlssce, the swindie by lbs all ampanhgs to rain prices by the mOik4iip, mMrMi record: OIY creating an arWicIal gasoline shortage, $000IdiII( to the the 'WIL. they "The' Pri1iMretsd tint he has been thousands of consumiers have ila.Jg4 oust Shell pa"for a sIt'dowa 1 at. hi. I ru.t. .4 "Mi t....-... i 0-- - aL .u5u7 mw r"'i, iusy are tesuled a special wlng of the movie "Mali about the competence and psrkrmse of the oat chala Idles's wg a beyceft of biul OIL H.It," ether. watched the firM hutw4 dths Cahin.t members amid various .srir off'daIs I' I'QI Shill 'dals pools.. to be unworris 60 bu - I . k4siesIien 'Hued sfswdrJSd tb d.gertaiinta. H, ended the Cabinet dolt do dhd of W1101or"ll 4414 bell Vft "i pep ibey sesm to ..rcei,. lbs to tks raIds, to reed. Later they were laud to ar4 ai.d them to' keip up the goed wick." at Shall" m,,smeot, they're conceme W1dv$gmud4bseed$ws.(the,.st seep by the call of lbs crickets. rishig and Not ntU they were uwuuon.d open lbs 01100 to be" WAd to am" VA W1511L 80 f.i,ai id bat a fsihhu en the rd air. mov'.Wop for the secerid time e the far, they told us, they've traced the cbir betti a. store g I -ri the gesat t. CabImi nus.flbers awá. of the pri11's op. to a r.lirimssd co1iImy In Arisona or New L 'I4.-tIb,l, they 1d'bs .r 'm1 "L iwoVsL They has, .aithat ciio, I4ako. It firM showed isp hi the SoMh,est last Sir lbs Ciit _ J.rdse hid bid'moetIed hen rcb aid bees ietled hi all ports olr '' u1u_ ' *y, 1k ic' this fç thin he ad U Seurces due Is (biter Ms'Ci"ii ge ciue rir I iI Iw a...&L__, w - u_ ___ ___ LL 1._u.._s. uu IWO r..._ fir pic — w. _3_w I_ ak. - . Shell he laid does the law. ' ___ : ThNmuofuIyisesksosmt asfaqgP __ the CU'ipy P'.1 has had tie to 517w am a Was do at erMeIpl1ssto . F ii I t. Graham Orders Seminole Pony . trying dNpsra$iIylocIgubosgo(th, cear, has epom. his 1y ebd j dndiuig tili TIMIemI Mewarp Is a style cilcilstsd to pooled a airiest,, serene, competent knags, But behind the scenes, JInuny ad RreeIy i _ ____ ?0*1 I . . . Tangled Web Sn'arl'i'ng The White Hou. se., . WAIMM"Im-"Im"Ovilfti . - WORLD .. 'I.' WS.4J . _ _ __ _____ 111~wrl&",~ -,"-' i wiaw F - ut"M~ asiiiae_ Into lbs eWbIlNw estee. amdths , AL$AILAILE BUSINESs LOANS $I01 to $250,000 poS74hiIkthS pu. u'ii an (bj,ØeBesesbs run *opudeyIs $stedaMvwa,im a ushe . PIisNunsIsidhi IPI. vetana Beads. a i,kd piuisesI. mI I,InsWuj •. sI isiIS W '-1111 Ii IgMe and' l, --' TOLL a -14005216050 iiii_ KO !Xt 5. 'ANY SIN '*,is.Ia*oni.isJs 33003 ir 1. .. 1 ... .. .' '... .'. J .. - &--.-.- ... - L. ' .. '.. — -. - ______ - 111'T - _ ' 1''11 'TTII. I . .,'. ' - '" ' - -. - • �aA-IvNIPS NWK ISBISI', FL i A Twsiy, Ave.?, 11I - SuICt IIrIman Reynolds Box Sc ITFITI Miller, Wittis Brown owl KIM, Andersen 0.1.0 2.0.0 SANPOID Griffin B Hill ltshomm VIII Herbili$ Walker Hsgan ebal MspIIy t 70 297 41½ 33 Wes WLPct. 05 Toronto : Carter : : Ill 2 0 0 Celli Ple$iIwan 64 4 Sit 111 1-4 Minn 141 " Kan City U. Poo Hefts Witters HSsWive1 Lastres Howerd Catala Totals SANPOSO Wynn Griffin Mwpfty NIhInIS '4 I1IJII!L 4 0 0 Oakland 4 I 0 Mendsy's Resells 3 3 I Kin City 16, Toronto 17 4 I I Now York S. Baltimore I California S. Oakland 2 3 2 I 423 Seattle 7, Minnesota 4 3 IS Today' s Games (AU Times IDT) 3 I 2 $74 and Texas (Corner I S 0 21 I $ Jinkins III) at Detroit (Wilcox AS I N IS and BI$lingham 75), 2, 3:30 4 0 0 p.m. 114) at 2 0 0 Cleveland (Wise 1 S 0 Boston (Torras 176), 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee (Caldwell 11.3) at 3 0 I 3 I 1 Baltimore (McGregor 13). 7:30 Lopes " How Davis Carter "III lowe Fleltwnann Totals ki WtsI $aeford SEMINOLE California 00 0 ' 'I ILLI. /1 WEEK ENDING JULY21. 101 WINNER " Jarrell Honlay Alegre Poo Overwrite! Andrews ,w, The . Eining Herald a J oan ac kson, Lake Mary Florida 7.5). 110011-I Minnesota (Koesman 12-101 010 * I-I Seattle (Hinton $3), 10:33 p.m. Wedaesdsy's Games California at Oakland ;';-- .0.0 3.0.0 3.0. Dom Faster ShillS *0* 1anigo Totals - CAKE WORTH 40 s- '-' 3.7.2 Mands.tl da Paris ova _ 63 44 .370 Plttsbrgh Montreal CwCal, Phila 1e - Louis New York Al Al . . .95 - ,"? I ' ill 4Id 56 55 .3011 1 Houston 66 47 .504 6352 .541 41/1 San Fran 335947312½ Los Ans Atlanta 465.39111 . .4. . 4 43 .42 17 . San Fran l. Lao Anislesl CincInnati 3, Atlanta I tsdss Sases • ' . " I I I I • 1 '1 I *IijIeS Chicago (lsusthoi 10-7), 2:30 p.m. a V. Louis (Fuigham 3.3 •qi4 * IN S-I Thomas 0-I1 at New York * 110 0-3 (Falcons 3.1 and Hausman 1.51, 7, 5:33 P.M. Montreal (Schatseder 6-41 at *1.114 Philadelphia (Christensen 27), 31 Totals kmlssts Lake Wer* LAKE WORTH 1 -. $armlanfl Perot letlepewlss Lipea Totals AlLis 3.0.0 CuglI Anderlion 3.4.0 Alogre Oserlireil of New I ft tLOSA, -- fligM . /4 - 3.4.1 3•0 profiles 3:1:1 Poeler of Transactions 1.0.0 FuSIoN 77.2.4 Orson Say - Rs4ease roukie puntir Sill Meets of South Deliala -. tflckir - w S Bandy HuI11$ey 40 Wyoming. Hovitin - Released special. teaser Al Jelintan. quarterback AIIM Tommy Ownivon, running back 3.1.1 La,!, 3.0.0 beck Ken Taylor, roekie defensive 3.0.1 beck Keith Pander of Phoenix 3.0.1 C~ and reekie Islensivu lid 1.1.1 Alvin Whittington at Texas 3.1.1 3.0.0 Niw York Jets -Releesil kicker 1.1.9 Do" AfrW. linekackor Lynn 1.1.1 tackle *s.,i Isaac, punter Tony 7.0.5 Midlu. t1M end MiNe Mman 1.1.1 aM kicker Dave lacass 50.3.4 .TaIl . . kissls Ilinley AN,,. eriIrosS I. Each week the Evening Herald will award a $30.00 Cash Jackpot. _. WEEK I A NEW CONTEST EVERY Here your chance to be a $50.00 . pro" Deem Flier Cox image AMr*M Tiell s CASH JACKPOT Winner I Read the contest ""hwo, Bob Jam. Cray Sit"ane LAKI WORTH and Mark McDaniel and defensive Turner WylpM 3.1.1 P~lk -PIKod on welvers 4.1.4 running lack Dexter Gro"s 3.9.1 4.6.3 liflillbodw Mark 011voth kicker 3.0.0 WWSrI. San Pranclsce -Acquired safety 1.1.1 3.1.1 Dirk uerneov from Oakland for a Mas.Y L*O AACLNOIkL .'" Low 0.4.0 *401 3.1.9 wo - Tf"W A1111114, sow* at Tom $..1 , flu tam Carelirm to Orel II, for a Ii, sics; ffimiveIneuunote,Jeluery . $50A CAN p. My estimate sow kkw vim 1101111111,1111"i of Ft"m SUN am 111110411041111or Gv"flfl Lowy at 11$ I IL) $01 paw 4.1.1 __ Slum III I S . - IAy,NASIACle MSNS*YMATINII of 6A3 lie 3.1119 • , ___ _________ e . , rW4$iiHH •• Coll am Amorm ,*u, ILl 'S , .0 4M ICarIsi-MeMfils jj $w . $ , - Wask puw sift'. Evening Herald !n order to sale, the contest. ceples f the Evening Herald are available far Inspection at300NOrthFrSnChAveflue,Sanfofd,Flor$da. s , 6.Awltineirwillbodelen, an Mendatit Auflusit 13 w4 aninowicoid In the Tuesday, August 14 edition of the Evening Herald. The w~s name will be posted in th#.W*y of the Evonln Herald. IM. 1. The winner will agros to permit pictures and supply biographicals to the Evening Herald , I. Only one entry per person is permitted for each week's contest. Duplicate entries will disqualify all entries it" given $tnsst . . state._________ 9. Employees, of the Evening Herald and their families are not #140ble to enter the contest. _ .'. ,. .' , . ,. - . BRING 01 MAIL TO: of N: Pmuc not S. All entries must be on Official Entry Blanks. Hanif drawn fMifflilift If* acceptable. It Is not noc~y to - City: _ Ph" Numbsr: _ responsible W it* entries or other corr-01Id roadihIg the Evening Herald by cents* deadlIne on on - on on on S. My Nth; $ I 55 ' Aliow, Saslsrd,' PMaflfl1 10. The Evening Herald rewves the nil,? to alter the contest rullsvdiscoidlauethecalestal anytime. 11.ThedIcIslo!lOHPleluIgosWilIbeflAal. H: .' 415 (44ö15.P(O4UN.$jylal. 'PsoulISame . . Ths Ivsnln Hr&d 111111111 Goo - I. Is "s*11n loss I is. i a.. Address all entries Is the Evening Herald Cash Jackpot PO Box lIS', Sanford Florida. Th e Ivning Herald no - laweelt "Pt ilm svO Vh0oulloy, Avmt I &l I JI JAC11POT Entry 4. All entries must be received by mail or be deposited at 11110 Evening Herald by n0iln Saturday, August 11, 1179. I -onn.•on. on - on on on on - YSWWBINO Sn. . , LII $Tvai.Olags ,•, 1015 to - ass H. . Trends . - . "11".SVøSSflj7ft'.tp 4j4."o#4-oaee4 .z IVIVVIfl Orlando years ago and the average woeful is li ghter. SpeØIIc.11y, the average 11)51) is 4 to 17 poUlIdS 2 to ' heavier in hisearly 1 pounds heavier in and lto4pounds heavier in lila SOs. Women, like men we heavier in their eiiiy 205(by 3 to 6 powds) but In thelr3Os they are liglMrby S -. .• __ ., _______ I ,:' '':i, n .'t:..ul '* a: '' saint' . 1 . 1x% !f there :.'' ' ,i('a'tit ':t':n qui, k Kent' . • ' 4' t'i . ' " ('tub .uid la , I 'rtt . .. .' ,,'r, . . iIw l'.hniore ' .&t' i l, .! Iiii church Airport St'VIIIg what's ioiiii all. s('t'IhI iIi.it i sail stir !iII or l'iii plaviiiu bridge, or' )List l5ikiiti: itt' easy or just traveling," the ex-Navy chief said. Elinore isa life uneiut'r of the E1b. says he has it little trouble ni gt'ttnu, I. s(fl4 of LIc IiIet'tiiigs. Ill.'s also a uiicuiilx'r of the lIed !u'scrvt' .i tiifaiitl. The uinui known by hi: N,tvv Iiieii:ls as" Silcepher(ier' lives with his wile. •\lai' - on a men toni Drive III Sanford. The l':liiiort's have %%(; daughter"'. Ixitli teachers. One. Poiice L. Elmore slio's lilatilli' he it'ct'i I'd at IV;ISp ('liii, reIllIDhI "We patroled the Mediterranean and (lie wi-st coast tit France day and night," Elmore said. "While we went' ill Africa we didn't lose one of our men or planes we wet shot at but not s hot up," Elniore added. "Then we left Africa and went back to the states. We got a 15-day leave and went on to Okinawa, where wi' wt'n right in the middle of (lie invasion of that island. 1'hiat was tpi'ib I, 145. Our flint designation by that tiiiiu had l*'tii uliamuged to ('ASU Carrier Aircraft Service Unit) II amid we flew P114-Vs. This was a 11-24 with structural Iiulttificationis. lin' one thing, (lie tail was changed from a single tail to a double tail arid the tail's height was inn('asr(l. We also had all kin ds of fighter planes, like the b'\1, for nistauict' That was a prop jot; with a top speed of ill - '' - 1 Mrs. Sandra .\ta-hk' (cache:; ii, Osceola, Ark., just south of flIythc. die, and the other, Mrs. .Mary Lee Haddon teaches in Tallahassee. "Mv son, I.arrv. Eliuwet' said, 'lives 'n Middleburg, F la. . where he's a (t,iiiuiiaiidt'r, USN, ll&s a pilot anti flies tigiitt'r idaiics. l ie's bet'ii in for 18 years'' S I - . Beautiful Is: Acceptance 'As Is' I)EAI{ ABBY. 1"ioiii tint.' to Wile you print a letter Ii till a woman asking if slit, should reveal to her fiance that she isn't a virgin. I say, take the risk and tell him. H he drops . • . , -.. V about everything feels he MRS. MAXWELL Tossie, Calvin Way and Bernard Maxwell, Angelique Damita Tonic was the fl girl and Redrick Jerome Lee was the ring bearer. The bride's parents entertained reception at t heir home the If lit' butt. They were of aiiotht'r Vt Itli %)Tothfl doesn't have to be perfect to be she bought tue a stereo headloved. set! Now I can turn up '' stereo at nigh Volumes without ilAi'l'y I3ONITA, CALIF. disturbing anybody. Pass this DEAR HAPPY: One who is along. MICKV loved has probably earimed it. Congratulations, lIE/uK MI('KY: Wearing a DEAR ABBY: We read with headset may protect other interest the letter regarding eardrums from being kIds who love loud music, much assaulted, but what about your to the dismay of their parents. own? Audiologists lspcchilists There is another group of who test hea r ing inform me offenders. I refer to ehrueh that they are nmow seeing all of people organists who pull out all the alarming stops and play at a volume that actually makes your ears ache! Our hearing is normal. We 1 goodbye until finally a niiami along who said, Forget 'I'tie past doesn't matter. As far as I'm concerned, our lives be gan the day we met." caine it This man was worth the wait. We've been married for 25 ears and I have never known the fear of wondering what iiiy BEAUTY D ____________________________________________________ '' IN Following a wedding trip to Tampa, the newlyweds will make their home at Altamonte Springs. The bride is a music teacher Wekiva Elementary School, Th e bridegroom teaches industrial arts at Rock Lake Middle School. at nF:An MRS. F.: Address mail to Drs. John and June Doe. (;citing married.' Whether you want a formal church wedding or a simple do-yourdo-yourown thing ceremony, get Abby's new booklet, "how to Ilayt- a lovely Wedding," Send $1 and a long, stamped 128 cents) self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Cabif, ....•i ... ----- ,i.... L:.... ..1 UUII.'• 11i'VU LU lave IJIL ILUIU lit THE FEMININE l.O1* after serious hearing inn- and number at a volume to hear. Sometimes we can hardly wait to get out of church. In fact, we have act ua lly quit going to one church for this For those tunes when you want to look especially feminine, when you want to he adored, pampered and cuddled. reason. try dressing (tie role. Dresses When we mentioned this to are best, with long, full ski rt s one organist, she took it as a Or try lacy camisoles, ciiipersonal criticism of her broidered blouses or fluffy playing and was quite miffed. sweaters. Pastel colors are the slices of fresh lemon and Perhaps a word in your column most feminine. Keep you u mint.and lt )uw would be more effective. I hope Jewelry small and Fragile. Wearstritt' soak aofwhile just feet as the a locket or a canwu. Keep hair v'ttcr turns cool, pat your feet csK. IN ST. soft and fl owing and makeup - with a fluffy towel and slather %u(;usT!Nl' FL/u. understated. Delicate high on miioisturizer, gently massDEAR C. E.: I hear you loud heels will imiake )OU look mul(I aging it in. For even softer and clear. Read on: feel feminine. feet put on an extra helping of DEAR ABBY: We also had :uuistui'i'ter unitl wear cotton the problem of loud music QUICK ENERGIZER socks to bed. In the morning our house. My parents used to here's a simple little exercise feet will feel hike silk. complain that imiy stereo was that can renew your energy Going On a few ' L 0 411 ? , f 9 % at _..._., VIIV else. have a perfect bride, will lie settle br less than a pe rfect wife? I had an abortion at age 18. Iii SUbaUCtit years there wt'rt' other boyfriends. 'I'tme ant's I want ed to marry, I told. it seemed I was always saying • Watchers, must too generation ahilt didn't Un- pairmnent due to constant cxderstant th:it rock disco pusure to loud music. have to be played loud or DEAR AIIIIY: How does one they're not effective. address mall to a husband and My grandmother solved the man can give his wife. It's wIle who re txrth 9ix$or1 won4Sertu. tp know that one. tt Ch)uu1 UUUIIU 10 IiUVC I'IgUI ilhLIiU(If.'S - s. Illisballd Would do when he found out I wasn't perfect; lie's known all along. Acceptance "as is" us the uiiost beautiful compliment a her, It will hurt, but she will be man :' eI.-------U..,. (2 L.U&1L1. cuvLLlveay 1114211 break. lie dowm (in thenoor on particular conditions associated with "above average weight." Here are a few highlights: of -A 20 percent above-. average weight raises the risk of dying of diabetes 150 percent for men and 75 percent for women cornpared to the risk for per. sons of average weight. For example, the study found that both 11301) and women who weigh leu than the average for their height have lower death rates. A • -A 20 percent aboveaverage weight increases the rlsk of dying of cerebral hemorrhage by 8 for a man and 13 percent for a %VOIflWl. , ' . town to of i.'\l 1 .I' aCVt'r lust any "tit'ii I t.' '. I'a!U'' !i''r'' Ill 11111,' il f 111,1, 1 tur-j for lirai 1ev Otitiai ii. I orkt'd Ili the projects he dcv el tiet1 like Swiland and Punecn'st," Elmore said. Uight 110W • hi-n Fin not at the dog t rack , Fin around insurance business help determine the degree of extra risk associated with various health conditions so that rates are changed which are appropriate for the risk repesoented by m person being Insured, Special to Ike Herald Men may be losing the the bulge, but battle women - particularly those over 30 - are winning it, says the Health isujanc, Institute. A major new study by the of Life Association Insurance Medical Diredors and the Society of ACIUIM$ fOUnd that the average man today Is heavier than he was 20 ' Uotilevarii IIIUIV (57' to S'lO") who weigha between 155 and 165 ,, u a k) death than a man who wei 170 poimds, which average for the rMdlWfl height Women of medium height (5'3" to 5'S") have lower risk of death U they weigh between 120 and 134 pounds than women who weigh 140 pounds, the average for hsld rams. l'hc study Also showed th Increased risk dying _ :v :.. man I ' w ork at the Cni. B. Mixwellaiid Yvonne W. Donelly were the bridesmaids. They wore dusty honey full length gowns with matching capes. Their flowers were nosegays of miniature mwns. Andre Smith served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Nelson, Tyron Maxwell, Eddie Toule Jr., David For Stale . ' Is c.utijer at ' h: anice chiffon gown fashioned . .. sutli l ilt k ", 'l'oday. bt'.sith t' ti ower e 1 to 2 poundS. In their 4Os women we lighter by3to7 pounds; in their SOs, by 2 to 9 pounds; and In their SOs, by 1 to 4 poundS. These findings and others are used in the life . . e ... alt tie: . ,:t' No streamers. , G. Witherspoon, Cynthia U. Bake, Veronica with a chiffon accordion pleated skirt. Her floorlength tiered veil of Illusion, with attached blusher was trimmed in and on Wednnfty, August 1, 1979. - ____ Well" a Kan" SM& or" 11, 40111111" T.esday In the Evening Herald. . larmienfo 1 alemrcosew atert'iiI 3. The contest will start an Thursday. August 2, IM &W s ad aid plim now to enter lea.w"k. Winners mounted eid goo" - Newfield 1.6.0 dollars and cents.) rvies - In thl Rich SAIdrou and guard Bernard PIM Far" . 2. Fill in the entry blank with your name, address, telephone number and your estimate of what you would save ln dollars and cents llyou were to use all the caupons in the Evening Herald during one week. The contestant that comes the closest to the exact savings as computed by the Evening Herald will be declared the winner. In the event ot ties a drawing will be held to determine the winner. (EXCLUDE al coupons appearing In advertising wpINCLUDE Only CoU9On$ that show actual ca t.li: the lhst %%'llltv thits &.,iiuii' wore Mrs. a ion v 7.1.1 Mendsy . ' clothes." lace. She carried a cascade of red roses, baby nations and starburst mums. Jacquelyn R. Lee and Rosalyn M. Mathews were the maids of honor. They full length mint green gowns designed with pe Each carried a candelabrum arranged with flowers and showered with at Wednesdoy's Games Pittsburg h at Chicago $4. Louis at New York Son Diego at San Pratt Montreal of PhIla, night Atlanta at Ciftel, night $IMINOLI Ivy Sylvania Tossle and Bruce Hubert Maxwell were united in holy matrimony, Aug. 4, 6:30 p.m., at the St. Lawrence AME Ch urch Eatonville. Rev. John Phillips of Hope M.B. of Winter Park performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride is t he daughter Mr. and Eddie S. Tossle Sr., 142 Clark St., I r ill i' fl bridegroom is the son of Jimmy Maxwell Sr. of Altamonte Springs and the late Mrs. Ruth Maxwell. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a while formal long-sleeved lace and . 1f ' 3.1.1 Atlanta (Irluoiara 44) at 4.8.1 Cincinnati (Seavir 18-5), 0:03 3.I1 p.m. Houston (h 14) at I.,. 3.0.0 3.1.0 Angeles (1aus$ 3.9), 10:30 P.M. San Diego (Shirley 3-11) at 3.1.1 2.0.0 San Francisco (Blue 8-9). 10:35 2.0.0 p.m. Turner Pan. Myeqs .Wflght \\ - . :1 .. ':t 'i ' '." I l , ..: ,:( 'sat . a, a ;iuii e' pleasant . ..:i :t '.,t:zi na: 'Ifl4 A k. . 4 '. thief pilsI; . iugiit and L ' 'i''t '1 .i; IIIICI in ahllhl. I got tilts k ..fltl t4.l' NO aflame with hiapaad:. I aia.'t ,v :,:i.a'. ihotji:h, 11:1 iii% .5; II .. , 1J4!1lut)t'(l' t'Ot t''.pei ut'ii BoLO Maxwell ReL)e ' a" t Vows ,:I '- ,( i . Ivy To ssi41e, NN ...,.• " 4.. t' C %t'eit' 'U I - . (hut / I. 511) 331. .. 16 60 .131 151/a West Cincl 'a" o.r "J ''u'- "Then - - Mirksati, Attv-c a X*L~.vl, P^ri 1 1 1 10 -ri 0 1-.'14 I : AIIM Texas at Detroit, night 3.0.0 Mitw at Baltimore, night 0 . 0.0Chicago at New York, night 1.0.0 Clove at Boston, 2, day.flite 3.1.2 Ml.miiola at Seattle, night 0.0.0 National Loaga.e last i_Ill_i W L Pc?. OS Cupit CON Dom Andersen _:: By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer Ponce L. Elmore of Sanford was recently awarded a plaque by the USS Wasp CV-7 Stinger Club at the annual reunion in Charleston, S.C. The plaque, inscribed as the 1918-1979 President Emeritus Special Award, was given Elmore for his strong support and loyal membership in the club since 1974. According to the citation presented Elmore in addition to the plaque, tie was also given the aard for his act of volunteering to serve as editor of the , \Vasp Stinger" the club's publication, even though he had had no prior itorial experience. He edited the publication in Seattle. Elmore, known ufiedionately by club members as 'Sheepherder", is a native of Eden, Texas, near San Auclo, but grew up in Wyoming when his family moved then' when he as 5-years-old. Elinoni' has had some !nterestlng Navy service. He U.S. Navy with 20 years service. oiig after he enlisted, Elmore was assigned to the : Indianapolis, a heavy cruiser, the last vessel sunk .... IIC.IiIpaIICSe attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7,1941. l,u&:kily, tie wasn't on the Indianapolis when it was sunk; he hwl previously shipped out to Corpus Christi, Texas, v.lici e tie was assigned to TS-12, a training squadron. From Corpus Christi, he was sent to Hitchcock, Texas where he trained at a lighter-than-air (dirigibles) operational station. The dirigibles, known as "Droople Bags" by the men at the station land by other, more colorful-but-not for-a. family-publication names) putroled the Gulf of Mexico. At the Droopie Bag station Elmore was leading chief for ground operations, in charge of ground lights and masts for the dirigible;. He stayed in Hitchcock for five months. "Five months there was enough for me," Elmore said. "I found out it was not all it was cracked up to be. No pun intended.I discovered the beauty of Africa. It was pure, stateside duty," Elmore said. In Africa, Elmore was based at Port Lyautey (now known as Port Kenitra) In Morocco, a city of 130,000 in north Morocco, northeast of Rabat. He was leading chief there for PATSIJ (Patrol Attack Service Units) No. 11, a patrol squadron which flew B-24 bombers out of the port. - 7$) at 10: 30 (Barr 0 1 Oakland (McCatty 2? 7.0 P.M. 0 Sheepherder'Luc k1*1y C; 1 0 17:I0p.m. Chicago (Baumgarten 9.7) at 0 I 0 1 0 1 New York (Hood 4.0), I p.m. Baker - 1 1 Ili, 0 -'' '- lii: 3 I 1 KanIas City (Splittofif 10.11) 3 0 1 at Toronto (Underwood 4-13), - 3 ' Von HiibutIs ' •p_ - - 48 61 .440 14 48 65 .425 16 3319 295 301/t Chicago lu . - 57 52 .523 5 Noy W1St - MI Evening Herald, Sanfoi i 1 _______ 10 SO .545 14 York 0 OURSPYE SSanti M alor eagu. SmIth Hamm Tilts ;: 0 (1-3) 33.40: P (1.3) 77.70; 1 (1-33.60 0(34)41.11: P6-3) 113.91;? (1-3. IVicandl-Gerardo 16.10 5.40 5.60 3 VicandiPridera Eighth Game 71 331.40. 6.00 4.00 1 lru$ta-Pradera 0(2.4) 34.60; P (4.2) $9.10 7 (4-2. 2) 299.00. 13.00 0.00 5.00 IGastiSarduy Tenth Game 4.60 . SCarisa-Peclna Third Came 6.00 2.10 3)208.00. 3BeideOlano 10.20 160 4.00 Q(l.1)3S.u;P(I.1) 1I7.6I;T(0-1llsasaBadiola 13.60 3.20 3.00 6ROdoltO Twelfth Game 2.60 lSaidEchan)z 1.00 2.80 3 Egana.DiagI 3.10 3.00 5) 434.60. Arcs 3.80 1 10.10 7.00 0(34) 30.20; P (8-3) 70.00: T ($3. 3 IsasaGondra 4.10 . SVlcandI-Wally 3.40 SiventhOame 17.20 12.80 lOscarWaIly 7) 434. 0(34)49.66: P(6.I) 261.41:1(6-315.00 3.40 2.80 0(14)30.20; P(6-I) 104.00; 1(4.11 Sara-Enrique 2.00 Enrique 2 Said. Ninth Game 4.00 3.60 5) $31.00. 2 Irusta-Diaga 0(3-4) 48,40; P (3-4) 190.80; 1(3-4 5) 304.20. 19.20 1.00 3.20 2 isasa Ilivenffi0ante 4.20 Fourth Game lEgana.Is)dro 13.40 5.10 2)347.00. IGoiri 10.10 6.60 1.20 0(1-2) 36.II:P(1-2) 162.911;T(1-2- ISanti.Fernan 2CiirasaROdolIO 14.60 1.00 .10 A- 1,065; Handle $117,132. 4.10 SApraiz SAranoUrQuila 8.40 4.20 9.20 3.20 4) 235.00. lSara-Gastl II 0(1-2) 44.20; P (2-1) 91.30; 1 (2-12Sara-Pradera 2.00 3.10 Eighth Game lGaldOSBldiOla MONDAY NIGHT 5) 217.50. 0(34) $5.16; P105) 92.78; 1 (8-5. 0(24) 40.00: P (24) 93.90; 1 (34. 3 MutillaArrleta 14.20 7.20 2.80 First Game Tenth Game 4.60 2.80 2) 340.20. 2 Apraiz-Urquiza 11.20 580 2.10 1 AranoPradeta 1300 5.20 8.00 4) 203.60. 3 BeideUrquiza Twelfth Game P41111 Game Belde.Waliy 4.00 7 6.00 S. IVictorPeCifl6 610 3.60 1 EganaWally 40 Said-Diaga 3 0.10 7.40 3.10 13.00 11.40 4. 1 MutillaDlaga 5.00 Q(2-3 23.40: P (3-2) 96.90; 1 (3-22.00 $ CarasaGasti I Ramon Arrieta lMutIlIa.Goiri 4.60 3.60 7) 403.00. 8.00 4.80 3 BeldeEnrique Q (1-6) 03.20: 1 (14$) 2994.40. 0(3-1)40.60; P43.7) 136.20; 1 (44. 4.00 1GastIEnrlque 2Egana.Echanlz 2.00 Ninth Game Second Game 3) 208.00. 0(34)61.41; P (3-4) 173.40; 1 (3-4. 0(1.3)31.20; P()3)124.61:1 (1-3. 1 Isasa 15.20 4.20 3.10 5.60 3.20 13.20 TraniP radefa 6 Eleventh Game 6.60 4.00 2) 212.21. 3 Gasti 8.20 4.60 1) 411.10. 13,10 7.60 3.60 3 GaldosMandiOla 4 SantiAndre A- 2.099; Handle 0)30,359. 5.00 SiattiGame Oscar 1.10 6.00 4.60 2CarasaAfldte 2SaraGerardo 3.10 1.0.0 1 Irusta.Urqulxa 0(3.0)41.66: P13-I) 130.10; 1 (351) 311.31. 0.0.0 FlfthGame AS a 4 1.0.0 Ellimn 11.20 15.80 4.80 eBildeGoirl 30 0 0 Couril 7.20 3.20 0.0.0 3ApraizEnrlque a o Gordon 3.80 0.1.0 1 IsasaDlaga 1 1 2 27.3.0 Totals Q(34) 3140; P (63) 7440 1 (6-33 1 I 4310320-12 1)241.20. SnIn)e 1 2 SiafflOame HI on 3- $ 3 2 0 Gainesville 1310 16.60 11.60 SGaidosArca 3 00 5.20 3,20 ITranI..Mandlola 307 4.10 3 SaraAndre ? I I 0(3-0) $2.40; P (114) 251.40; T (S-I$ $ • • 31 412.01. As w Seventh Game 3 01 l as 4120 9.40 5.80 SVlwrDlaga 01 6.60 5.20 ISantl.Wally I 1 1 American Lea 3.80 3 lrusta.Sarduy 4 I 1 last 0(64)11.21: P (8-6) 100.90:1 (044 I 1 W L Pct as 3)171.20. a 02 61116206 301 Boston of ,___, , Risk of dying f coronary disease goes up 44 percent for men and 34 percent for women who are as much as 30 percent above average weight. Thestdy is based on the lives of four million Insured persons over an, 1$-year period U154 to 1972) and Follows a similar study by the same professional groups in 1959. two your back and let your anus and legs feel limp and loose. Now tense your whole body, including your fingers, toes and Jaw. Even your ups and eyes should feel totally relaxed. Finish by slowly sitting up with stretching yo ur body once or twice, This wily takes a few minutes and you'll feel both more relaxed and full of healthy, not nervo us energy. LONG HAIR SECREINS Lovely count ry-western singer Cyrstal Gayle told Beauty Digest Magazine her secret keeidnlz her Inn. body and st raight hair full shine. "1 wash it every day when I'm on a concert tour, but when I'm home I only wash it every few days. This gives my hair a chance to rest and ma intain its natural healthy oils. I also al ways let it dry naturall y. FEETTREAT your Summer can be hard feet, so treat them to a private bath and massage. Before going to sleep, fill a large bowl with hot water, and add several for .5 II 5' 'r I I Don't Stop Your Newspaper! Save 'Them For You! Leaving for a week or longer and concerned about missing all the area news? We'll be happy to says your newspapers at NO EXTRA CHARGE. Ciii us when you return, we'll deliver your papers we've saved and resume regular delivery. of ll ?ruIation: 322.2611 Evening Hesald . on 1 4' . �21—Evening Herold, Sa nford, Fl. BLONDIE PLANT 744115 TusldIy, Aug. 7, 1fl / 00YOU) SUIZE-IEVEN_'~ DOvtU l1/ TALk TO PLANT IT? TIME / ...._ ) ALL T149 by Chic Young IVTAT THE 1ouLEI THEN, IT NEEPS A 1 Weird 6 Lie in ambush S 1 20 Keep going 23 Burst open N .40L I Snakeless 7L 7 land agony (abbr.) 3 ______ BEETLEBAILEY shaped "1 1 "" GENTLEMEN, I'LL WRITE THE NEW PROPOSAL ON THE BLACKBOARPSO )\ YOU CAN STUDY IT / I I FEEL THIS MAY BE A SLIGHTLY CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE / / 34 Scatter trash Snorted 36 Year ( Sp.) 37 Ovine papa 39 Elephant --4 (" ) II wds.) 1mb Mouna 7 loosen 8 Peace 40 Being 42 Temporary CAREFrULLY 45 Patriotic 12 Viscera 46 Cook bacon 13 Filch ', r" '..Ll) -a ____________ 8-7 T'• ~&'W, LATE, '50W..,IT TiiAPa ~W L71WT 'A WW UP IT U MIFF-; ,._ 53 Flock member r' "a 'h 13 T' 19 TOO LATS ID OXF, — — — 20 23 — T' if" - — — - 26 i — — 27 - 1 'THINKER' -- • , FOR — — 49 • by Bob Montana WHICH is IN CONSTANT FLUX' WAS CONSIDERED . - - - 39 — 54 45 - — — 46 47 48 ______ — that people treat solve themselves. Sometimes they run their course the dr' or . — — — — ______ SO 1W 1XCIDED TOAYZE IT ' or cwnstances which cause person needs professional You were wise to seek it. — — — very veryone downiof life. . e -- HOROSCOPE ___ •, . •_____ EEK& MEEK _____ SW CAJ'T LM WNW CWT UVE vimm EM XWO yEr 0 — _______ _' c ( ME 'TO MAKE VCKKlNC IN LLJhXH THE W V WORKING I I . I ( ______ • merchant seaman JBar. How long and how much you'll need to take depends upon your individual case and you should depend on SUGGISTION or not. - ____ L . . ,'PEAT it, 410=1q9A I'M L.I(H'4' F CAH CIJ V . 'I '' . ' R4RTY" • - 1 Gd yourself hersbsIstoacevis1Mi *Mt_u 51W ily. could suddenly be brought Into CANCU (JII 21Jv1y 23) akoat u YOU hive lb. abilIty tOday to today hive, IAGFTAR1U1 (Nov. ,Jg 21) You have lbs gUt today to lilt tmIij Ui y i.e the Was or ivgge'4Icas of for, thur good, en will as your • others In ways that cd M. . • - . ' . • - - 00416,v • - . . . . • • . • . SPIDERMAN . • ' FRANK ANDERNEST . - . •. . . bv Bob Thavis • lonely mail-order bride loins up with an ou tlaw and his halfbreed partner. (A) 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY Heath. wounded and unconscious. is mistaken for a thief who robbed the Dutton Mining Company. 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "The Marcia Womangold. who is waging a war against pornog. rp; Al publisher of "Screw" magazine. M NEWS ' ows S 2'OO , :.Law Of The " Tropics (B/W) (1941) Jeffrey Lynn. Constance Bennett. A husband makes the fateful discovery that his wife has been 0 MOVIE SA14FORD • • 8.00 (1) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ID OVER EASY 5:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEW ON W , ,. TODAYu.w GOOD GD uu ' 00 1000 MORNING AMERIYOGAANDYAII ( ) 900 the charms of a N Now South led a club to dummy's king and made the hand when East produced the queen on the second club Hr. 2OMins) 4:45 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED ALL YOU CAN EAT . . • lead. South had developed the squeeze as an extra chance. $ MORNIIING 11 Barbecue • .. Qckan.Isrbecs h Wed Z.stvCall Slow - Baked Man &*bm* bmd SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAY $ • • . 5.00 0 THE FBI .9 21% • NEW•.ON U • (AI1ID . — / WEDNESDAY IS CH ICKEN DAY • . AT 'yuwnw!ow,4w. QD _____ • TODAY IN FLOOM ___ . • .. • 1:00 (]) DAYS OF OUR LIVES @) MIDDAY YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS TO (MOW) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH am GD EVENING AT POPS (WED) MEETING OF MINDS ( THU) ID JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (FRI) 1:30 WORLD TURNS i CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (TUE) ID CROCKETT'S VICTORY 2:00 (2) THE DOCTORS OONE LIFE TO LIVE ) MED1X (MOW) FOOT8TEP8(T'UE) (M al ANOTHER WORLD 4)0 GUIDING LIGHT POW A CLASSIC WBILL MOYERS, JOURNAL (WIED) 6 JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD(THU) 6OPIUM (FRI) 9:55 2:30 PHOTOGIRIAPHY... HERE'S HOW(MON) ED ERICA(TUE) OD 24 CARROTS"U) ID V-1. PEOPLE (FRO ANT1QUE8 10:00 (2) CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 0STUDIO SEE (MON) (TUE-FRI) 10:30 (2) ALL STAR SECRETS LOVE F UFE OD ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:55 0088 NEWS 1 1'OO (2) HIGH ROLLERS ' '..' FLOWER SHOW (FRI) 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL UPBEAT 3:30 (4)0 MASH (R) W ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 11'30 MISTER ROGERS (A) AFTERNOON nightclub stand in San Francis. and among producers. Jane is in an eerie sort of Jane still is in great demand limbo, a major crossroads in 111 1111 CO. woman who lives alone atop a on the hustings and could work her professional and personal 365 days a year on tour. But she lives. She doubts she'll marry peak in Bel Mr. She's had four is determined to isn't sure she can unsuccessful marriages. by reestablishing penetrate : and on their own. She is her career on the big screen and that keep her 0 isible barriers from Hollywood employment. financially independent and the tube. S work again. need never Her career began at 14 with an MGINI contract. She starred in 20 movies and a dozen — television specials. She recorded a best-selling song hit or two. She has enormous blue eyes 0 and short, chic frosted blonde hair. Her body is near perfect 5-foot-2. 90 pounds. She's an intelligent, healthy, vitally en. ergetic singer, dancer, actress. But Jane Powell is also 50 years old. In Hollywood it would appear that 50-year-old , oInt, no :. matter talented or attrac. tive, are in affront to the senslbilites of producers unless they are playing character roles. : : • Jane, who dazzled audiences as a teenager In "Song of the Open Road" in 1944 and as Fred Astaire's leading lady in "Royal Wedding," hasn't made a movie in 23 years. She's been absent from TV almost as long. ?r P 3 r Is For many ears Jane spent or more a year on six months the road, touring with musical '6 comedies — "South Pacific," "Seven Brides For Seven 6 • I ' • I • I Brothers" — earning a great 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI ) THE GONG SHOW (MON. deal of money. She appeared on Broadwa in 0 RAUMATAZZ(lUE) a BEWITCHED (MON, WED. FRI) 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS © MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET (A) THE PRICE 18 SIGLaY 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) ) HODGEPODGE LODGE all " SONCE ('P,) former stars attempting a motion picture comeback. One such is a beautiful three children are grown now Hollywood CHILDREN T 0 AS THE "Irene," replacing Debbie Hey. But the telephone doesn't HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Few nolds for seven months in 1974. rIng. Her agent encounters djlI11S are as achingly poignant es the one faced by She recently completed a indifference at the networks .uu (3) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (M GUNSMOKE 500 (1) THE BRADY BUNCH 0THE ODD COUPLE 0MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (D THE YOUNG AND THE W OVER EASY COUNEWS Rock N Roll Junkie MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Cast in the physical mold of a devious grin. "It seems to be very natural Sylvester Stailoneor Robert De for me to be up there on the Niro, Herman Brood and his stage," he said. "It's my best music wen to be a contradic- moment. I'm a rock 'n' roll i • . S HOPE 9HOLLYWOOD SQUARES e Comeback"? ovi tion in terms. Junkie." 5:30 Brood Is a Dutch mport. the midst of a three-month tour America and out of Europe where his drug problems had of the United States, who (2)EA*YDAY landed him In court several comeupwlthawlnnlngcom. ONOTFORWOMENONLY blnatlonof rock 'n roll and limes. OSUIdRISS "I'm so happy to be here," he rhythm and blues. In a backstage Interview said. "In Europe they don't (2)POPIGOI$ THECOUN. beforetheflrstdateofthetour understand rock 'n' roll, but TRY(MON) ii PORTER wAoocn (TIlt In Memphis, Brood, a sell- here they understand what I'm FRI) talking about. I might never go styled junkie, was a hard $HVN.LE ON THE ROAD to pin down. back." MW "I've been concentrating on dairk eyes darted back forth CD THE IMILISIM BROTHERS andft he paced outside American music all my life," as room, drinking gin said Brood who grew up with a his dressing 0:30 of musical inflw beg mixed and emiding eDrifiderim. GD KUTANA wanted to prove that a ences; including such diverse "I aTHE LITTLE PAICAL1111 ing," artists as Little Richard, Mick so th J unkie can still be me a, Jagger, Tony Joe White and Brood said with a Dutch accent • . ROW 6 BLUEGRASS, BLUEGRASS (WIED) COOKIN' CAJUN (THU) 12-00 •, a, •,,, , j , 1/, f ,1l "°"H FOR TOMOR (2) (1) DONAHUE 8MIKE DOUGLAS Q MOVIE DINAHI W NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC FIJI" (81W) (1944) Simone Simon.. Jason Robards. A beautiful young laundress joins WEDNESDAY NEWS • ri#i CA 325 AN U11111111 ti* chance. He (Do you have a question to, nftd the de the experts? Write "Ask the IICIJ9J a trwnas to dummy, ruffed a Extfs," care of this newip.. questions will b1Wt, l.d a secOnd triiiiip to a accompanied dummy, rutted another by stamp ed, hurt and thist Proceeded to envelopes. The most Interestrun . all his trumps to ing questions will caimis to a four-card ending. this column and will recolve Ilk heW his four clubs, Norffi copies ol JACoo y MODERN.) ' CA 0MOVIE "Mademoiselle ore was forced to chuck a • ) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7'30 CD(M TOOAY GGOOD MORNING AMERI. suspected of murder.(I Hr. 25 (2) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Mins.) 0FAMILY FEUD his three clubs and the Jack of hearts. West might just as well have held ll" head on the. 8-7-A EAST CD a ' e ad - that does not carry over into his Mose Allison. lyrics which are spiced with American slang and hlpness picked up from tourists. "I've already proved It in Holland (where his album has gone gold), but I didn't think we'd be that big,' he said with a ,,e by Stan Lea and John Rornita - •, - And The Outlaw" (1974) Gregory Peck, Desi Arnaz Jr. A 1:30 proved MORN- IWO WED) GD 0 THURSDAY MORNING RHU) M 0 FPJDAY MORNING (FRI) GGIOOD MORNING CA 40 $$PJ4 STREET (R) ,5, , 0 BARNABY JONES Barnaby searches for a country music singer who believed that she murdered her husband's girlfriend and fled. (A) OABC MOVIE "The Lady Guests - ' Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Tony Bennett, Charles Nelson Reilly, Norman Fell, Jay Leno. tOO SALAD BAR also Thion cEPr:ON.' . L AM Of-IM EMPLOYEP Aig Af A WAITER AND AN' MY MU6T Ve (JITA5LY HOVY Poft A W4 L.lKf ) A fUITAP C.4VAT 1OWEARTO'rHe rM "m Stoffel I Hilmdahl by - 11:30 (2)9 BEST OF CARSON oftaxes.(R) p • EI'5 UMIflD And • you' Eudora Welty. (Part I of 2) (R) Now how you're doing and whether you need to continue the medicine ) DICK CAVETT Guest: Mating Game (1958) Tony Randall: Debbie Reynolds. An IRS agent falls in love with the daughter of the farmer he is investigating for non-payment medicine , V when a man misunderstands her friendliness and shows up at the apartment. (R) 0 TENN "Mutual Benefit , .— BUGS BUNNY. tries to defend Chriss'sh THE RUNAWAYS A AM ... .— GTHREES COMPANY Jack PCER (Feb 2OMarh ) He was lucky to find the Otherswill be willing todeyour you'll ueenof clubs with East but yin your now Astro Vulnerable: North-South e Gods of chance help GrWh LAW Wit Wm wkh 'biddift to* bilicame &*'U or. South those who help themselves. your tIrthday. Mail $1 for eh r.MbIe what you at tu Wed Nor* ftM to AdroGrapb, P.O. Ba 4N, do is 0A moltivaW by nIM Se"'th . 1• __________________ PII Radio City Station, N.Y. OSli. ARM (March 21.April 19) 3• Be pejfy b1j 44, r " Pus 54 You hold: VIRGO (Aug. flS*. 23) DOfl'tbShUltWttOtf%Mnow pass Pan Pan When you are properly mithodetrt.clmlqustod&y. Pass • motivated today you will fInd It They Ife 1 tOts the ii that A J 93 will gat the job done for you. • 0 J 10 5 greatly enhances your Opening lead:46 •A642 viI Productivity. Look for the ThI TAURUS (April ISkey IS) A rswar that ajob wsll d An Illinois reader wants tçs matter that could mean has to , know the correct By waJd Jacoby rt* one-spade opensad Ala. Sistag Urn SW. 23-Oct. 23) aocnot1da to you R1fly Nould me you kww an a dxWd ad be lift boom Bid two clubs. With 12 "Vft did I bid so much?,, Pull* aoicW bads offw b do todoy. Ddaft th1W may thought South. Not that POlfl, YOU are you a favor today, take ldai op also heM op or erase your is sure to lose. A Ust too weak for a Jum to dam on k kXnW1W*.He my in succiessful, club finesse and a wo notirump. = it you ywillde. GMM (WY 2141111110 X) 3-3 club W-eask is SH I need. clubs since a two4legirt re. SCORPIO (0t 3444ev. 23) EVW$M1* uliadd go Qaile Or can I add an extra spon5e should show more • thanfourhearts, chance?" tiday Something you've wanted IN THE YIRP.' HE JUST COME IN? • uc,a 4STH IN LINE AT THE C-06 F WP.l HES NWOT an Miller. (Part 2 of 2) I #2 IV A 4 QJ 119854 •A J 6 4 u Vermeer by IF 1-115S Blakely. The rise of Al Capone from Street punk to gang king. pin and his fall through betrayal ey're •K1Oe KlOg74 Q53 •3 • 782 •10972 •Q8 How to got along with Ww Dd'D I ASC It's wEarr AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-Feb. 19) S standaidsfyouraelf mving one who don , j today workwlse. Not only sh d3r GOOd jot but ways you admire. even a lA can be &PRW situatlairs which affwt you. Wk& The payoff will be worth — ____ ups and 1 LEO (July 23-Aug 23) You lam much W, i3iOl ill some NORTH erson? 1 y In the last ,analysis, all of our R0L BURNETT AND Skits: "Ham Actor, an And The Sea" chemistry or elec 11:00 MGDOGONEWS _____________ 90WPbmidm "w. Am% Im 900 • a group of tricyclic an- bodily Tillis, Paul Williams and Ray Charles 0 TUESDAY MORNING nj 0 WEDNESDAY M SESAME MONDAY MORNING NEWS WIN AT BRIDGE un. CAMWRN (Doe. 2:-Jan. Good things youhave don fw others in the pad will be 19)This shoulld be a rewarding 1A i7-1- th . j j your Aug. 8,1979 and MOCSSMOVIE "Capone'11975) Ben Gazzara. Susan - perunaRy pvIU you. Perkup YOURBIRTHDAY • There help. For Wednesday, August 8, 1979 by Howl@ Sihnelder band h takes search of her Romeo. 0A INA NA Guest: Lloyd i: 1 are quite a few sense of well being. The things people can de to avoid fact that you are Interested In depressions. These include how It affects your condition Is staying Involved with your a good and positive sign. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL • •'•" U yo ___ / '' Charlene suspects her (2)(I2) NBC MOVIE "Monte Walsh" (1970) Lee Marvin, Jeanne Moreau. A grizzled old cowboy and his brawling cohorts try to adjust their lifestyles toa new. tamer West. (R) 73O 'RSCLUB •TCH GAME •i NEWLYWED GAME suspect ll know when th painful or incapacitating that whether you're doing better or they become Important and be. not simply by your ability to comea depression that requires function better and ur im• A ririit#'iI ' E -I_a-.. them help. — — ____-. ITS DAY! — ER'S WILD '41CROSS-WITS NEIL / LEHRER 'a" change, but very frequently a your psychiatrW to evaluate 58 ii 8:30 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL Depreaslonsaren'tsomethlng — — • 51 52 50 status in music, the movies and Y TYLER MOORE rr , counters the world's trical events related to chemistry. That's to accept his recommendation. ticularly true of the brain. You shouldn't think that he Par As we learn more about brain would be prescribing the in. chernistrv, we learn more about to you medicine how we can chemically affect discriminately. its function. willing available, you should be - 0 THE BEATLES FOREVER A lavish spectacular honoring the arts in Hollywood. P __~~ T, oIt" ing a movie about taxi drive, turns Louie's garage into a fnendLorl Beth reminds the gang of many happy times 7:00 ~,TAC DOUGH EP BEYOND 0TAXI A film company mak- nationwide. (A) Caroline and Frank Mouris explore seeking stardom and 0us5tuit0r, . glamorous setting complete with champagne. term paper. (A) €fl LA LA, MAKING IT IN L.A. ALEGRE (R) ect re doctor and for the medications !1!11 DILTOfIJ' a thy DEAR READER — If you truly have respect for your — 32 - 42 43 44 E ER-__1" RIGHT, the, to knowledge I pumess. Any help ASKRF J RELATIVE TERM necessary 6:30 NBC NEWS . CBS NEWS 'A NEWS have a e l aflu •1. new al this doctor and for the re medicines that are available available, bull In- have really been helpful. Of fledlCI1(fl5aV ieve In their not course, you have to be selective discriminate use. I am Just not In which medicine you use for satisfied with the amount of Nor raminisoneof which — — — I (#-a06WISA family and friends and In ,., 41 ARCHIE W learning to cope or If the inner depression that you're not able turmoil Is being subdued by a to handle yourself. Often doesn't require a long period of pill? , professional help to provide Or sp — — — — — 37 l,__ ___________________ F E . Life Open" Coverage men's professional : finals of this tournament from the Orange Lawn Tennis Club in South Orange. New Jersey. situation example of the woman. John earns a Even with the measures YOU continue them for a period of six months? After three can take, there's still a chance months, how can I tell if I'm that you ean develop a "" rM it) LOCJ( UP ARCH I in the ' Hope " 111 ii imbalance S into a beautiful greatly appreciated.tidepressants. WAS LT 1' i " i — 16 Lamb the brain? Is It — 9-- FY 1116 TIME chemical vice at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens, a typical Doone" As Lorna 27 Game of cards "you" 11 — — ku ArC ' "' ? to find peace of mind the ina rl He said something S'OO 0 NEWS UPON A CLASSic Bons 48 Violin bar 47 Annoy 25 Biblical proposition 48 Southern r- i T 10 THE BORN LOSER , EVENING Dr. ew sessions he prescribed Norpramin. I rebelled at trying (prefix) Joint ry Sullivan) launches a vendet. ta against juvenile hoods who are terrorizing the elderly in his neighborhood. (Part I of 2) CBS REPORTS "Any ace But Here Bill Moyers ooks at the controversies and problems of mental health ser. Be Of Hel a Tuesday, Aug. 7, 197-3S NIGHT'S TV p ay Just what Is Norpramin. and mainstream of events. It in. its purpose? I take one of these eludes having goals that make pills daily. How will they affect life meaningful. 31 Obliteration 33 Emigrate monogram . D 28 Yesterday (Fr.) 50 Boost of Hardy 9 disturbance 29 Singer burden cabbage 52 Comedian Williams I I Places breather '1 8 i U R a 5 0R I 42 Movable cover 43 Not new 44 Equine gait 23 Singer Fitzgerald 6 Hawaiian dentin 4) ("•, 21 Spooks (abbr., Lit, 2 22 Sarcastic Seekin DEAR IAMB A short - cir time ago unchangeable cumstances caused me to seek 1 Indian rows away Pro M 38 Intermediate 5 And so on 32 Realm by Mort Walker $ * $ I LU$H N 0 N C I CA1I0 N 1 4 DSbtOr$nOtS 20 Seed oysters 30 8'7 I TAR 26 Mis alcul.te 2 Biblical rrden18 mmcm A 27 Housing . Depressed? DANIII IDAYsI s it U a 14 Count calories Thomas A CN 15 C ItaliaCondenses DINTTA 16 Graduate of I V Annapolis pepper plant H I T 0 (sbbr.) 0N I U P 17 Wine barrel DOWN 0 " M 19 News article A P0 , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Answer to Previous Puzzle 49 Barometer line Si Spain and ' Portu gal 34 Testify ACROSS •• . - VU PROTECTION ' 'i . 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P, Fromch Iutstd ___ MUNNA N0N12324u2 Fri.and So — �t t Tuesday, Aug. 7, 151 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA STATUTE 197.246 Notice Is hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Noticeol JULY Si, 1919 Application fir Tax Died South's Growth Orlando - Winter Park engaged In busIness at SR. 426, Seminole NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ' mile sOuth SR. 46 Seminole County, OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND NUMW? 79173-CF that Raymon J. & Mary H. SchmItt Florida,underthefictitiousnameof AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN 015. 831-9993 322-2611 the holder of the following cer. lit cafes has filed said certificates IN RE: ISTATI OF SOUTHERN ENERGY DESIGN TRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF and that I intend to register said for a tax deed to be issued thereon. GEORGIA A. ROEDER, THE ZONING ORDINANCE, AND CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES name with the Clerk of the Circuit Has Low-Paying The certificate numbers and years AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND Deceased Court, Seminole County, Florida itim. ................. 43Caliuii of issuance, the description of the ELEMENT OF THE COM accordance with the provisions in USE HOUD NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION 3cons.cutiv.tIIfles . . . .3k a Has property, and the names In which it PREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE the Fictitious Name Statutes, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING was assessed are as follows: icoin.cutivitliflhs .....3k a Has To. CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. 5:30 P.M. A.M. 5:00 Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Certificate No. 747 Notice is hereby given that a MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1951. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Year of Issuance 1911 Public Hearing will be held at the SATURDAY 9.Noon 51g. Cathy C. Markowici 3 Lines Minimum String Attached of Property: LOT 30 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED I Description Commission Room In the City Hall Publish: August 7, 11, 21, 75, 1979 IN THE ESTATE: DIXIE PB 2 PG 103 in the City of Sanford, Florida, at YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED '?!_ Name in which assessed: wc 7:OOo'clock P.M. onAugust 27. 1979, ATLANTA (UP!) - The Southern Regional Council said today DeCoursey DEADLINES that the administration of the estate Heirs C TV OF to consider changes and amend. in the of GEORGIA A. ROEDER, state development agencies and governors of the region - while All of said property being WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA mints to the Zoning Ordinance, and Noon The Da Before Publication iS Ns$iceelpvblicHearlag amending the future Land Use boasting the natIon's faded economic growth - have really County of Seminole, State of deceassd,Fileffumberlt173•CP. pending in the Circuit Court for TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida. ComprehensIve Plan element of the cultivated low-paying, anti-union industries. Seminole County, Florida, Probate Sunday - Noon Friday Unless such certificate or car NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by of the City of Sanford, Florida. as Steven Sultts, executive director of the 11-state panel and tincates Division, the address of which is the City Council of the City of Winter follows: shall be redeemed ac law the property Seminole Counly Courthouse, Springs, Florida, that said Cit9 a,ihor of Its report on industrial development, said a major cording A portion of -SanMr,f. in,l,4a 15771 Tha ,a,eAa.aI - jnca - - will now a- PUDIIC - in sucn ceryiticays or .......nearing at lying eieen west in MtIT ma reason the region LU concentrates on "low-growth Industry" is oescrioeu certificates will be sold to the repvesantative of the ntate IS Neal 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, August 21. Santa Street and between Grenada _____________ that only 3 percent of the state development board members highest cash bidder at the court H. Roedir, whose address IS 1S5 1979. or as soon thereafter as Avenue and French Avenue l—IIsnIsd Seminole Street, Tituiville. Florida possible to consider the vacation of proposed to be rezoned from MR.1 i—card of Thanks acrosstheSouth are black andonly 1 percent are women. He said houSe door on the lPi ternber, 1979, at 11:00 AM. day of Sep. 32750. The name and address of the those certain rights of way located (Mull iple.Family Residential -______________________________ ,.,n I the agencies are dominated by white businessmen intent on Publish July 31 1 August 7, 14 personal representative's attorney with the following described Dwelling) Ostrict tO RMOI We wish to thank the frIends, 18-Help Wanted Own your own busineisl Oasis 2e-Apts. & Houses ' )usiness as usual." are sit form below. ______ property: 21, 979 MultipleFamily Residential, EnterØrtses Inc. Otters the ______________________________ especially Gene and Lucy All persons having claIms or A tract of land lying in Section 31, Office and institutIonal) District, To Share The SRC survey was conducted In the 11 states of the old Con. Dated this 19th day of July, 1979. newest lnJean&FashloeiShops. Estridge, for cards, memorials,. Super clean older 3 BR, 2 B wnew Signature: Arthur H. BeckwIth, demands required, against the estate are Township 20 South. Range 30 East, and amending the future Land Use * * * * * * * * _.• federacy - the Carolinas, Louisiana, Virginia, Georgia, Complete Inventory, fixtures & and other acts of kindness WITHIN carpet. FP, inc. front porcn + THREE Seminole County, Florida and being element of the Comprehensive Plan. Jr. Call Mr. training. $13,500. Working lady 53 yrs., would like to jrIng the sickness and death of Alal*ma, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas fruil trees & garage for lust MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF more particularly described as Said property being more par. Clerk of Circuit Court of Carroll S133212000 share her 3 BR, 2 bath home with our dear Aunt Letha. EMPLOYER THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF follows: 571.900 Call us now. - all of which have "right to work" laws against compulsory Seminole County, Florida ticulanly described es follows: same. Everything turn. Must TheFmiIyofLetPtaFowIer THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Commence at the intersection of By: Beulah C. Brown, Lots 23 through 33 and the West ', ______________________— union membership. Sultts said development board members and furn. references. 323-1707. of the above court a written the center lines of Moss Road ançt of Lot 31, BIock, Dreamwold, PB 3, Need a IBR. 7 B? Carport, fenced WAYS WE CAN Deputy Clerk business leaders surveyed in the 11 Mates almost unanimously statement of any claim or demand the LongwoodOvlede Road, thence Pg 90, Public Records of Seminole yd., nicely landscaped. C H&A, (SEAL) S—Lost & Found Looking For a New Home? they may have. Each claim must be S $5 degrees 23' 42' E, 701.16 feet County, Florida. w w carpet. Good location. ranked the "right to work" laws as the best industrial attraction HELP EACH OTHER ADVERTISING PubliSh: July 31, August 7, II, —— - ' 21. in writing and must indIcate the along the centerline of the Check the Want A.ls for houses $43,9001979 All parties in interest and citizens Southern states have to offer. Lit: Black Male Cb2w Chow basis for the claim, the name and LongwoodOviedo Road; thence N 01 shall have an opportunity to be of every size and price. We have applicants. DEL.119 "fly thought it was the best strategy for the future develop. puppy. Vic. Douglas Ave. area. Easy maintenance for this 3 BR. 1 address of the creditor or his agent degrees 36' IS" E, 50.00 feet for a heard at said hearing. SALES Reward being offered for return. B tor $77,900. $11,000 dwn. no or attorney, and the amount POkS of Beginning; thence continue ment of the South," Sultts said In an Interview. "You don't really By order of the City Commission Needs medical at'ention. Call qualifying or VA or FHA claimed. If the claim is not yet due, N 01 degrees 36' 1$" B, 301.36 feet to of the City of Sanford, Florida. You have the jobs. 29-Roonn expect bimlnessmen to embrace the concept of trade unionism An aggressive 322 0759. the date when it will become due the point of curvature of a curve MN. Tamm, Jr. and welcome It, but this is an awfully bewildering strategy for 3 BR,2 Bsplit plan, dbl. corner lot, shall be stated. If th claim is concave Easterly having a radIus of son is needed for City Clerk Lost ladies Seiko watch on back IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE contingent or unllquidated, the 924.31 feet and a central angle of 24 fruit trees. Come a'runnin only them tO We save you time by screening Room for rent in private home. PublIsh: beach of Lake Mary's Crystal sales and service of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. nature of the uncertainty shall be degrees 75' 4$", thence Nor. DEM•21 August 7, 17, 1919 $31,500. VA or FHA: W-bath & kit privileges. applicants before sending them Lake. 332.3190. Sultts said the SRC felt more women, blacks, merchants and CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE stated. It the claim Is secured, the theastirly 394.11 foet along the arc established and new _______________________ t 3237259 COUNTY. FLORIDA, small buslnesmen should be appointed to state delvelopment HowaboutalBR, I B,older home security shall be described. The of said curve to the point of _______________________ Lost: Black 1 mo. German advertisers, A grant CIVIL ACTION NO. 79795CA3tI claimant shall deliver sufficient tangency; thence N 26 degrees 02' on Mellonville Aye., 2 garages, boards. He said the Mates should 'make absolutely certain that Shepherd last seen Laurel Ave. IN RI: THE ADOPTION OF Sanford Gracious living Reas future for a self-start. fenced bk yd., fruit trees & copies of the claim to the clerk to 06" E. 113.05 feet; thence S $7 1. You keep our business Name "King". Call 323.650' or the first priority of any Industrial expansion is gainful empro. ORDINANCE . INFANT GIRL BY Weekly 8. monthly rates. Inquire enabletheclerktomailonecopyto degrees Si' 15" E, 643.57 feet to a extra lot for only $25,900. er. Previous sales cx$301912 aft4w S. spering by supplying us with AN ORDINANCE OF THE 500 WYNN S Oak RUSSELL RAYMOND and each personal 811 ployment," rather than production of products. 7543 ripresentitive. point on the Westerly right of way CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, your employment needs. perlence needed. SHARON DUNCAN RAYMOND, his He said much of the indistrial growth of the South in recent All persons Intiresfodin the estate line of Sherry Avenue; thence S 2 Immaculate 4 BR, 2 B, 7 car ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING wife, 6-CIId Care Salary plus commisto whom a copy of this Notice of degrees 02' 06" W, 75.32 fiat along WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA garage w w carpet, C H&A, years has been In Industries such as food processing, which he ______________________ lenced bA yd. 553,900. AdminIstration has been mailed are saId Westerly right of way line Unlurnlshsd OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, sion with full camWE BELIEVE IF NOTICI OF SUIT said have historically low payscales and little growth prospect. required, WITHIN THREE Sherry Avenue to the poInt of cur. FLORIDA, AN AREA SITUATE Unique Kindergarten SOMEONEHASAN TO: BILLY ROGER PACE pany benefits. Apply "It's a situation where mod of the development boards MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF vature of a curve concave AND BEING IN SEMINOLE Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 8, f5yea1'oids INVESTMENT Route 3, bo* 55CC DeBary. Ideal forseniors. Lovely I THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Southeasterly witharadiusof 254.34 COUNTY, AND MORE PAR. carport, den w-wet bar, eat-in in . person to: Call 322641$ INTHEIR FUTURE proclaim a balanced growth policy and a preference for higher. Gainesville, Georgia 30501 BR, air, close to churches I THIS NOTICE, tofile any Objections feet arid a central angle of 43 kit. 533,000. THEY WILL DO A BETTER JOB TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS YOU ARE shopping. HERE BY they may have that challenge the degrees 23' 29". thence Southerly growth Industries," he said. "The sad fact Is that when we asked 372 5031, 661 6155. Ron Beck, First. Only chIld cars center open FOLLOWS: R EPLAT OF T RACT 7$ NOTIFIED that a Petition Advertising Director them, most of them really preferred areas that have not had high validity of the decedent's will, the 215.31 feet along the arc of said OF SANLANDO SPRINGS, AS Zoned commercial-- l00 on Saturday In Sanford - BegIn. HELP US TO HELP YOU Adoption has bean filed against you qualifications of the personal curve to the point of tangency; RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 7 Sanford Ave. 515.500.. 1 BR$119 up. Pool. Adults only, nlng June 2. Sanford Early growth. They were mostly low.wage, low-growth industry." ANNETTE 1. JoAN N •, are required to serve a representative, or the venue or thence $17 digress 21' 23" E, 161.6$ PAGE 2. OF THE PUBLIC on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport ChiIdcare Center. 322.3643. REAL ESTATE Ewnlng I1es'Id copy of your written defenses, It urlsctlon ot tne court. RE. In the SRC report, Sultts wrote that "the pre.emlnence of antifeet to a point on the Northerly right CORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, _________________________ Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call ASSOCIATES NEEDED any, to t on JOHN _________________________ EDWARD union laws as a strategy and the absence of a clear choice for -- 323-5670 Mariner's Village. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND of way line of Longwood.Oviedo AAA EMPLOYMENT Pt Fr.neh Au., FLORIDA, BEING THE 5W¼ OF JONES of CARROLL, JONES OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Road, said point lying on a curve THE SE',4 OF Things to Eat high-wage industries demonstrate that Southern development ALL FLORIDA REALTY ROOKS & OWEN PA.. Attorney for WILL SECTION 6, ________________________ 912 French Ave.. _____________ concave northerly having a radius o TOWNSHIP 21 Sanford, Florida BE FOREVER BARRED 31-Apartments Furnished 5.. RANGE 30 PetItioner whose address Is Post boards have not relinquished the region from Its reliance UPOfl OF SANFORD REALTOR Dateofthefirstpublicationofthis 1230.Oofietandacintralangl.of 17 REDEFINING THE CORPORATE Puvitry, belt, ___________________ 323.5176 ___________________ pork, fish. pree 2544S. French Ave. relatively cheap labo. as the major attraction for industry." Office Box 35, 390 S. Highway 1792, Notice of AdministratIon: July 31. degrees 23'26", thence from a LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LONG. Caslitberry, Florida. 32707, and file 1979. delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford 372-0231,373 7)73. 3210779 tangent bearing of S 7$ degrees 10' WOW), FLORIDA. TO INCLUDE ¼ Apts. for SenIor Citizens. Down4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 the original with the Clerk of the area. 322.2371. Sam's Portion Neal H. Roeder 32"W run Westerly 374.0$ feet along SAID LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL ORGANIST CHOIR town, very clean I. roomy. See Meats. abovestyledCourtonorbefor, Aug. CALL US TODAY the arc of said curve and the Nor KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. As Personal RepresentatIve Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto LIMITS OF THE CITY; 11, 1979, otherwIse a judgment may DIRECTOR — about this) BR, 2 bath home w C thirty right of way Iineof Longwood. Sell thsoe useful, no longer Of the Estate of Ave. be entered agaInst you for therellef AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO H&A, located on a corner lot, Oido Road to the point needed items with a Herald GEORGIA A. ROEDER race United Methodist Church, _______ demanded in th Petition. CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID ____________________ financing with FHA or V Easy tangency; thence N $ degrees 23' LAND Classified Ad. Call 3232611 or cea Sanford, Florida. Call Mon. Thru ANNEXED; PROVIDING available. $35,500. WlTffESSmyhandandttwualol ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 42" W. 340.0$ feet to the Point 0 831-9993. Fri. 9.17, 322-1472 or 323.2153. 2 BR fully turn., including pans, said Court on this 13th day of July, ZONING CLASSIFICATION; Beginning. ContainIng 131,927 sq. ft. PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS REPRESENTATIVE: MAKE AN HEIRLOOM 1979. dishes, silver, linens, TV & all NEWLY DECORATED AVON equals 9.91561 acres. CHARLES F. BROOME, P.A. (SEALI utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZEN. CreatIve ExpressIons Experienced maintenance svpr. 323.5412 3 BR. 2 bath home 27x12 gams FIGHT INFLATION A location map of the above. SHIP Post Office BO rn .N THE thly. Shenandoah Village. 323 Arthur H. Beckwitli, Jr. Apply In person Sanford Nuning - Sell Avon. Increase your earning room. ideal for large family, described real property shall be SEVERABILITY; AND CITY; Titusville, Florida 32750 As Clerk of said Court 2920. EF. & beautifully landscaped, close ta Cony. Home 92 power. For details, call 1541 Meilonvllle avaIlable at the Office of the City FECTIVE DATE. Telephone: (301) 7495620 By: Susan E. Tabor 4617 or 1-555-5705. shopping, school & recreatior Clerk of the City of WInter Springs, PublIsh: July 31, August 7, 1979 WHEREAS, there has been filed Deputy Clerli area $49,750. Florida, for all persons desiring tO with the City Clerk Earn extra money. No investment. Small lake cottage. Vic. 1.1 & 16.A. PubliSh: July 17, 21, 31, August 7, DEL.100 of the CIty of _______________________ examIne the same. Take orders for Lisa low priced 1 Of 2 adults. Lease + security 1979 Longwood, Florida, a petItion NOTICI OP SHERIFF'S SALE OFFICE RENTAL deposit. No pets. 5742332. jewelry. For free catalogs call The Publir Hearing will bc hold IA containing tne names of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DEL.fl CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA (2) 500 sq. ft. office units for lease toll free 1.lOo-631.12sa. the City Hall, City of Winter Springs, property owners in the area of by virtue of that certaIn Writ of Notice ii Public Heariag in new bldg. on French Ave. Can NOTICE _______ _______________________ Florida, at which time interested Seminole County, Florida described Execution Issued out of and under TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: If you are having difficulty finding be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total -. LPN.Pulltmmelparttime.AppIy parties for and against the above as follows: the seal of the CIrcuit Court of w-w carpet, ideal for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that will be heard. a place, to live, car to drive, a MOSCOW (UP!) - The to the '8 million 'Jewish in person Lakeview Nursing - . DISABLED Replat of Tract 73 of SANLANDO Seminole County, Florida, upon a the City Council of the City of Lake professional suite. job, or some service you have ,•Center919E.2ndSt. DATED August 2, 1979. calrman of the U.S. Presiden- holocaust victims. I AMERICAN SPRINGS as recorded in Flat Book final judgenlent rendered in the Mary. Florida, will hold a PublIc need of, read all our want ads s MARY NORTON _________ About 140,000 JWI and Soviet REALTY WORLDS Main,enance mechanic, U Of Fla,, FLORIDA STATUTE 197.146 7, Page 2 of the Public Records Of VETERANS HearIng on the 14th day of August, aforesaId court on the 25th day of every day. City Clerk Ag. Research I Education tr'het7ssd I Seminole County, Floriga, being the June, A.D. 1979, In that certaIn case 5979. it 7* P.M or M SilO City SI Wk$ei Chapef wwv..v1w.uwruInic.ym,cuTy Center Sanford. 510,105.92 per swi,ot the sa oi 5ecno,, aRt flied. M. ,KØtMrIne'- Lease Si yr. PIus 16 pcI. ftinge benefits. Clean furnIshed lit floor Apt., vnsnip j . aire taintivv, 7ffl5, vs. vctor I.: i . memorial to 140,000 victIms of a trencn at abt Yar in a 10-day the following certificates his filed of Lake Mary, Florida, title of which DEM40 1919 Hwy. 17-92 PrIvate entrance, adults only, no Experience in Motor & August 7, requesting annexati to the cor. Defendant, which aforesaId WrIt of puts. 1004 PalmettO. machinery mdintinance 10-day Nasi slaugbler in the sliugi*er during World War II. said certIfIcates fora tU died tO be is as follows: ______________________ porate area of the City of Longod, ExecutIon was delivered to me as South of Sanfo.J ___________________________ Issued thereon. The certificate in. •' • , vws were () necessary. Equal Opportunity -. .. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Florida, and requesting vewl. The fallu.'e of the BabI Yar Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, to be In. INVITATIONTO BID numbers and years of Issuance, Affirmative Action Employer. OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, IM. cluded therein: and and I have levied upon the followIng of SENIOR HI In a visit and ceremony mmon. to mention that most description of the property, and the POSING A TAX ON EACH AND Construction 34-AjInbilS HOITISS Call 322-4134. The Real Estate Agency SCHOOL "BBS" Lake Ma?' WHEREAS, the City Commission descrIbed property owned by VIctor M.etings ______________________________ names In whIch It was esseised ii EVERY PURCHASE tcent1v at the memorial of the victims were Jews has y, of the CIty of Longwood, Florida, Zafuto. said property being located OP ELECSeminole County Florida ____ Inc., Realtors Buslness-1:30 lstTues. as follows: LPN full time. Exp. w FlorIda t.z i.aw TRICITY. MITERED OR sor. Oua5rixicv hasdetermln.dth.tuldprcpe,.tyi$ In SemInole County, Florida, note ui worsu war loiw been protested 1w Jewish license. 5-4 & 4-17. 323.5546, San. 3 BR, 1 L AC, POOl, OW, well on CertIfIcate No. 1317 743$', S. French (17 92) Sanford TLID GAS (NATURAL LIQUI. to annexation, pursuant to prticularly described as follows: Sealed bids from General Con. subject , acre. $200 mo.-$100 Il-a Babi Yar massacre, '-"O' fordNursing a. Cony.Center. Year Of Issuance 1977 323 5324 the ropjIreme k WVit, 1')I 4&C P110 PETROLEUM GAS OR tractors will be received b of Fla. Stat. 5 Meadowlaik 1512 Drive, .--.- w. III . Following the ceremony, DescriptIon of Property SEC 19 MANUFACTURED), WATER SIR. Owner, The School commlulc*i chairman author _________________________ 171.041: and Boaif PRODUCTION PERSONNEL Bingo Seminole county, Longwood, GRIAI WINTER HOME FOR t'is t i.a iVial.. t....i . Wiesel and somneother commis. TWP 215 ROE 301 11$ FT OF N 175 VICE, TELEPHONE SERVICE, Seminole County until 730 JI wieIea..iu Light Manuf. Must be II. Apply i4 lVWlLI ,. WHEREAS, the CIty CommIssion Florida, otherwise described as Lot Every Wed. $ Sat.. .1m Don't DespalrOr Pull Your HaIr RETIREES. Mint cond., 2 BR PTOFE½OFSE¼OFSW¼WOF AND TILEORAPH SERVICE Sept. 12,1979 at the ird of the City of Bldg. 11$, 1711 Skylark Subdivision, Hangar Rd. Longwgod, Florida, 32, Block S. on mtu)urs m5 WIW Sch@I Early Birds 7:15p.m. victims, "They lived as Jews, Use A Want Ad. 3222511 or near hospital & shopping. Lake RD . WITHIN THE CORPORATE offices located at 1211 MelIonvilt, ;ies deimed it In th. best Interest of accordIng to the pIat thereof as Sanford Airport, between 9 & 3 fishirignear by. Hobbyrni., Name in which assessed Ada LIMITS OF THE CITY OF j1ey died as Jews, but their A. V. Guaev, the architect of the p.m. LAKE Avenge, Sanford Floridi 32771 the CItY *f L000WOOd, Florida, to Recorded In Plat Book 17, Pages 54. __________________________ ___________________________ & clean 53*500 a...ve....a a.. a.m.a Kirkland Heirs MARY, FLORIDA, PROVIDING PIicne(305)332.1252 Atthattlmeal accept said Petition and to annes $3, PublIc Records of SemInole :r ' remn as Babi Yar memorial and other All of said property being In the FOR THE COLLECTION THERE, bids will be '. 'Super market stock man must be Did you know that your County, Florida. Oun.aw LII W415t opened and ,:al said area; DUW Jews, LAKE FRONT over 'i acre 40•'.Cge4,nlume County of Seminole, State of OF, PROVIflING FOR CERTAIN experienced. Also experienced ___________________________ club or organization can kly. NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT and the underslenid as SherIff Of beautifully wooded bldg. site on "We have come today to baum called "very good" Florida. EXEMPTIONS FROM SAID TAX: j" cashier. Apply in person Food Bid documents are open to public ORDAINED IV THE CITY Seminole County. Florida, will at appear in this listing lath paved st. City water. 530,000. Unless such certificate or car. orv and to ieaslo,ij join hel "' Barn PROVIDING DISPOSITION OF Inspection In the office of COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Markets 25th & Park Ave. 11:00 AM. on the 32nd day of week for only 1350 per Sanford 2 BR, ibath, all appl,, w * tiflcates shall be redeemed ac. u . •a.. Tew1sh Issue • FLORIDA, AS FUNDS. AND PRESCRIBING Director of AuxIlIary Services Augult,A.D. • V understand the _____ Wtltiv.ie of carpet, pool, closefo everything week? This Is an diii INVESTORS downtown location ( WANT ADS ARE BLACK & cording to law the property PENALTIES FOR THE VIOI..A. (School Board Offices), F. W, Dodge FOLLOWS: sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Asking 535,750. 3270323. near shopping, hosp. & chur the crime perpetuated by the Involving the memorial was described iii such certificate or TION OP THIS ORDINANCE: Plan way to Inform the public WHITE AND READ ALL' ___________ Room and Central Florida SECTION 1: That the following wbjec$toanyandallexlsting liens, cites. Ideal for multiple OVER. of your club Nazis at Babi Yar," Wiesel raised, but there was no in. certificates will be sold to the CONFLICTS: PROVIDING IF. luilders Exchange In Orlando, actIvities. descrIbed property, to.wit: at the Front (West) Door of the deellings - or offIce complea. 41—Houses , NearlylcityblockzonedRMOl. _______________________ spokeanan Dr. Michael Bun- make any changes. 5)70,000. If your club or organ. tsrnwr, 1979 at 11:00 A.M. Mary, Florida, at 7:30 P.M., or as chltecti Planners, Incorporated, 1, Pegs 2 of the PubliC Records SI described rial property. CARPENTER Izatlon wouI PublIsh: July 31st, August HI', ssonthergaftera$possfe,atwwich Sanford Atlantic National like to be SiffliflolsCounty, Ploi4I, baum. But he said there were some ThIt said sals is being made Is OVER 2300 SO FT Of gracious Th .wiw.iil..i1 14th, 121st, 1979 I. lncluded 'in this listing $4.SOhr.,mmn.lyrs.exp. •ha BATEMAN REALTY time inlersted parties for and Iuiidlng,$glt,4OI,p.O. Deewer93S, SWMOfthi$E¼SI$qCtIs4,T. satisfy the terms of said Writ ! W I1IUII U1U4I• •bêVU b r 1J living in thus lovely Ig Mayfair) shIp 21 S., Range 30 B., be and ISis Dated ttiis 2h day it Jlv. 1579. agaInst the abeve Ordinance shall Sanford, Florida, 32771, call: ExeCution. Rig. Real Estate Broker returned to Moscow, where auvilti may agree to conunis. (SEAL) BR, 2 B home, beautifully CARPENTER'S be heard. Said heeling inl be request accompanied by $200.05 ii hereby emexes Is and JeSin E. Polk, 2&IlSantordAve. 321.070 Shaded dbl sized 101 in one of they were to visit a synagogue skm requests to izamnine at. Signature: Arthur N. SickwItli, continued trem tIme to tIme until deposit per set. Tadfa part of the City II Leng'.ueU, EaerlU Aft. Mrs. 332764, 332.450 Sanford's finest neighborhoods. HELPER .hl .1 ii a al.. Jr .,purIuM,.,,,,,.,,,,oH,is final action is taken by the City Seminole County. WUS7. it will be refunded in full l' Owner anxious. Terms $44,900. Clark of Circuit Court SO Council. Lanumsd, Florida teni s$$ to Contractors submitting The 41 members of the atrocities In the Ukraine. CLASSIFIED 1411 Valeficla Ct. 3 BR, li bath, $1.50hr.,mmn,1i1yrs.exp.WorIn SemInole County, Florida FlorIda, and Fla. Stat. S. 171144. This notice shell be available PublIsh: July 31, August 7, 14, 21, bone (ide bids and return 2 BUILDiNG SITES located in DEPARTMENT brick const. on corner t. Deltona.339.9029betw.en 7p.m. cmmesienarezingasv,rJ He said the commLulon SECTION 2: That the pelpw'tr 1979 By: leulaM C. Brown ttleifficsofth.CityClark.ft$a.Cfty documents in good usable condition county near dim school. Both Fenced, only 7 yrs old. 19 P.M. daily. 3fl.2411 5.300. Deputy Click -" In Wa" SI Lake Mary, FlorIda, far all within S days after the opening of Pietotofore described in $Ictlsn 1.10 DIL12$ Nazi death wanted to ' stacli arclgv ____ _____ • for $&000 D l.Jl.• this OrdInance shall have the lealog WNM V 31• A't 7 14, 21I dssir" to '"kW RIA. . . Europe and will report beck to COINLi anY attempt by revi- im in addition, this nitics shall be twewill. be IIsaSlSI.O0tocovgr cost classlflcationofM.1'Jglit industrial 3011. 23rd St. $36,900. Large 351. 'EARN EXTRA MONEY President Carter on recoin- slonlet" historians to deny that DEL.120 publi$Iladatlesatoqus(I)tImasgsen olraproIudIan,00thesameb.$lsSI asthitclasliticatl.nhsd.scrIbedIn Hall 1', bath, C H&A, FR, fireplace. with an EVENING $ujy if fn. the HERALD Zoning Ordinance of the _____ City SI dsys biters the Marin date in $I', miádatlins lIvi,i atrocities occurred at Nazi on 2 lots, with fruit tre,s. PAPER ROUTE. Routes Evenl Herald New''- r a Cant actors who obt I bid Longatoed, Florida. Inc. REALTORMLS memorial In the United &ates concentration C$XTIPIavailable in Sanford and SECTION 3: That liii corporate newspaper of general cviailsn documents aid do not bid . Longwood areas. 323.5774 Day or Night IIJIIItS Of the City if Longwuid, wIthin the City ei t.ak Alary, preject,mustrisurnsam,atlasst REALTY Call 0nida, be and it iS herewith and FlorIda. I , days befits the bid date, or pay INC. I 2004 Lilly Ct. Charm of an old CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT DATED August 6, $119 $1001, psi sit to defray clot of hereby redefined as as Is include REALTOR .133.7533 Florida horn, will be foiiø in huiilii described and rlPlcTIYbohI$ FOR MORE INFORMATION aidhandiing.usot NAM1 ALAKIMARV. this modernized 4 Ii, , goe TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ti.onse, featuring garden tm,, SECTION 1: That thu Cily Clerk •y.'. coome. Major 322-2611 subcontractors atid others pa,a Notice Is hereby given that me is hereby auttorload to amend, alter Buildto Suit - our lot or yours. :urmal LII & DR. I-k & a study. obtain --TALLAHASSEE, Fla. nsIgn,d pursuant 5 the Pubilib: August 7, __________________________ (UP!) Michael Minerva has asicad FHAVA,FHA23S&745 Oni. acre 100. SlrIctiybyappt. deposit isisiis which will be and suppiemont the Official City For a career in Real Estate call 1979 #11 P..., tious Name S atute' , Chapter Au át.a a a , M.4 Mop of the CIty Of arcuIt Judge Wallace govsrnor and Cabinet to ailorefunded lees $1000 to in' Realty World, The Real Estate ' " N5.,P llutee,wl$I register 0333. Florida, to Include the annsiahisn . Agency JunePorzig323.3324. M. Unsworth Realty $100,000 from the Mate's wIth toe Clerk lithe Circuit Court, contaIned In fiction 1 hereOf. In lOd fit $14010515 CIUIdy, Funds NOTICE OP PRIC111INON POt for the trial of 7' 4 Bu4 gs,ggg deficluacy f RETIREESI SECTION 3: That upon *ioOr. 'ays after opining ii bldePortlaI AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST ,or ai.. upon receipt of preif it liii TWI VACATINIa LOAN SOINNI id Nice 2 BDRM home in nice ares of 5*5 iffNtive, the a Lake City Is material ouppilinl WIll be d' Engine rebuiide.'. Seminole Auto jj publication of this notice, liii tic. 54$NT$Nv$'JI, *10 CLIIINS Sanford Needs some painting, g and property ars billie REALTOR Machine, 301 C. 25th Fl. Exp. MLI eswvin. ..5.t.4 titisue Name, ti-wit: 'WOOLs OP rnSIITIIP-W*Y. corner lot. Purn. except refrig. be .cesmpuiel by abeve-deicribed aiwleilad ares shall 1714041 OiVii. ,1)) the office Useb bid 323 051? onlyt Wages commensurate wPriced to sell at abllity.fringe benefits. .iilI bight New 233 Homes, 4 pCI •ntere5tØ Fridsythereqool will PARK RIDGE ESTATES lOUIS 431. WWW *lngs. FlorIda 3*151. NOTICI *0*5of county oftouissi framtimetetlniedefarminedbyth, aotleto JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED qualified buyer. $37,000 to Comfortable 3 lOIN II, BA. ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE 131.000. Low down payments. LarIeLlv.Rm.&Familylm., WOULDN'T BE ANVI? for $l$* to clean i NlIs: BUILDER 332 2797 -Dining Im., fenced. Central 05*deyifPvgust,&Ø.,1aps,p1 bid and shar sad miterinos said Charter ii ttii City SO $14 CYPRESS ASSOCIATES, CIllntV CIfwoItslis' MailI itsal & air. One year warranty. the mwdurs of two ose1deIeed.gyInthe LUnjUtPNr,*spr.vIs1upi Experienced Ii psymani hsm s cook-stubs ,, LTD. 251, I B, remodefed tramehum3. - . seafood. See 'his it lb Camtu Ceurhhiame In lOW www lb CItY SO wr jptif05 UI.? 15115W 15151. ,vs---- ' 4 to 11 p.m. la55,) fenced yd.. very clHn Good by 011.10$ CORPORATION, its *3.10.51. FInds, will hid a Puiic r LUllS_lit Florid'. P11.51st. 5. NajjjJlr y a 5s ikanó with local restaurant. 331145t - ty sisters, Is to be tried Sql. 17 ies.. Osneral Partner a. £1 e area. $3o. GET LOST I*5r*5 Is Thor am dslii,,,Ine •ej 171105. .. . . . Sy: L.C. Grimmer L Qty far the Fib. -, ilm*i-- er id *5 Ina 34s$Master lOIN: 3 BORN gnty Telephone SECTION 5: WI'I. ii .y Sales Altamonte esctbi or ____ . I UW, WI.IL...I Presideat 7 BA home with satin kitchen, Springs offIce. Guaranteed d, Ian. disL. stesi, bids rtuan ha 51131010*11 GrmMaci 'W NI 3ctaairest. bather shop. Inc. bldg., "" mevsthe trial away frn L Doled at Glands. Cramss C10y, tESEJBCS 11111105151010 y dIning 'ii. Ecsasnslcal central • salary, wIll train. Mr. James pre hi Si ivalit i1litrhtjS, or if land I'eqpt. Only -. Olais Lcb, it 525110* 11N Florid'. Jily $0' 1119. heal pump, fruit *5 CoOP aii *e MEt In aid tS jssINesIlea, Mid be median ue o 5444344. $MiSiif. C INN iSO held Ii den. Owner will hold 7 PcI. Publish: July 31, Auit?, 14.11, *sqrIsMswwnyrm location In s- EveningHerald, Sanford,Fl. I U I I U I w — . . - suu•uuuiai SIDE GLANCES SO—Miscellaneous by Gill Fox -- "Well. I not a disnnc lighter and a disposable six pack. That about takes care of my disposable income!" -- 41-Houses t , - — w - iviy0l wat uvvoc Harold Realty HAL COLBERT, -- __________- Bundy Trial -______ - ___________ - . - Jopling has set aside one month cat. -'------ - f - - _ - ,, . at . Mionoy Jillan . v• . - -. - -' - Ulib Isv icheal ___ 001.444 ViLer Africuan vanes mullet vii be filet . -. di'qsd ebi I.i g 1 p Aa:uI___ ii. ww MjI --w CTITISU$1S*MS __ . - - "w fast Of PrsnIfa Aviaws bitu,a&, Nurtli Ifrist F1R1u1.j Sliest. said lieot 5 Iliuda.*sWest,ldeSON, 'iSO lb.PNI*.1141 to SI toe *0. . TITISUINAMS ---.-I W!! L 1 D bi nfl 1'?I C ____ ___- is M soi* - - lilt of *15 de*iamtt SECTION 7: . ANVIVPUN or dartS 10 lIb, - be we bidey ____ STE [' 1 SIR 0 Itil - ,' - ' - ( - _____ __ -, ' eg __ . --1 I REALTY legerlenced tractor-trailer driver ,,wantslok _________________ -_______________________ NOBUI.Ll 3331711 - - NDAOOPT$D *á W1oOa*aeJU billie' IIIS$MEJI*ie. . *5551 _______ . - __ - _ j'• ••p' rr y. _ MS __ llUNi iNS t' 1"Tk' 4*( l' .1 ,d'i.4.,.. d/ Ih . f , --,. •'% '..--,-. ',4 SYAliliw Seebwio, . W' . -- ' '' V ---4 . .s * . . . - , __ __ ___ -. ' . - - . COU$Tv, jE*rnOLI Nil. IO&# *5bi (SILL) COUNTY CON lust £CaIO -'- W JWvLA7a. ___ __ 0111I1S rubies: m51*i-,,u. - EiN* __ ____ - ____ _ •.- lvCflitlstI j:-0"51'. - 1 $64344031 . -,. ..A . ' 'i'. , - -'.;- - - -: - .. -. _____ _______________ ____ I rf .. ''' '_' : • ii'... ________________ 4i -. - . . Own Your Own Bus nasal - Aria dsIributor for Rand . Mp1. No Selling. , co.ipony established accounts. Investments $2,700 to $11410 secured ay inventory and "qu'pniint. Write, include name. address. teiaplione and three referr to Personnel Director, NUAGL'7l;l Mon '4.. fevaIlo Roam. S. *. Bitningem, Alabama 3531) or Call ted tree I uoo S33 ISIS. -, - ,, -. - ?. - - -,_._ --P , —'-----.----..---..--- — . -. .- ,.'- .-"..,.'# SDIREMIOR *1510g. I.- AltamStWe Dr. - _________________ - - - 32900$ Are you a full lime driver withe part time car? Our classified. eli sided wdi far - 11*117 -, zi.pmimu—3224213 . .. - ' . $U$L1s$Ua$L*5.b.a&.,.,C 301 deE haajs only 119.905 _______ * Gariisttwttlte Rag. lad Estate Brakir JOHNKPIDIRASS0C. - Id7W.Coercial Pna3337$$I'$1nflnd , ' ___________ , - N&EUALTY — , 43-Lots-Acreage . L_ " mt TOp Dollar P.d for lunk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment 32? 5990 ______ For Sale 1965 Ct'eveile Con vertible 2708 Park, Ap . Sanford after 6 p m j r'.araqe sates are in season Tell th people about it with a C lassiti,'d Ad in tb, iler,,ld 377 1611 8H 9993 - -- Ford LTD Squire wagon Excellent mechanical condition New inspection sticker, very clean Must sell $600 or best offer Call Ron 372 6585-- work 322 341) UNCLUT TER YOUR CLOSET Sell those things that are just taking up space with a want ad inthe Herald)?? 2611 or 831-9993 I Motorcycle lnsura,,ce BLAIR AGENCY J?3 3866 or 323 7710 - -- - ,.. & Accessories - — 1 PMterials . ---_-. ROOF TRUSSES We have several Sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices For information. Call 831 6790 -62--Lawn-Garden - - I . - Sanford's Sales Leader - - 65-Pets.Supphes -- ------- , 322w 2420 - AMVT!AA -- - - i'benian Husky pups black & white AKC registered. 3710388 on 17) 1)67 or 3fl 6037 - 68-Wanted to Buy - Lakt'view let, L.'t, A,hor paqd road, 240' ieep Beautiful view across Cryslal Lake Only vacant lot in area $14950 -- Multiple Listing Service 2565 PARK REALTORS ,Branch Office CailBart 323-2222 General Landscaping Ros,f specialists, top soil & fell dirt. Sod laying & free trimming 1232948 ________________________ - Centrallteat&AirCond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 3?? 1771 LaWnMor Appliances i __________________________ -_____________________ ESTATE SALE IIIOW.FIRSTSTREET Make' Otter' i story, ID room on deep 101. 113x330. Zoned com merclal. 530.000. beverly 8 Mason Realtor Associate 45-A---.Iof Slate - Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used turmture.Refrig., stoves, tools. , Good used turn, appliances, plumbing fixtures, bld. material. 322 5659 --WE BUY USED FURNITURE--.. & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvauc 322-.eit -. WdIlteUApI)l,a,lces repairable condition Washers, Ref., etc Kelloqgs Auction 323 1050 - - Carolina. 4,000 ft eIev near National Forest 515.000 9191 Free listIng BROCHURE. write CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy. N C 78906 REALTORS Maitla000ftace 6415540 Offices Open Daiiy$am 1pm 47—Real VAI' i1A235Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash fOr your loft Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 6543013 Estate Wanted Losing your home & credit? I will catchup back payments & bus' equity 3fl0216 V.A—f$arfgsgss louglif ISOkI WILL BUY EXISTING il & 2nd MORTGAGES I Legg, LIc. Mtg. Broker. $75 No. 1 o Wymore Rd.. Altamonte 567.743.) - .. -- 724jon Fur Estate Commerical & Resi dcnt,,il Auctions 8. Appraisals C,ilI Dell's Auct,on. 3?) 5620 — * AUCTION SALE * FRI. N1TE 7:30 Gal lull expesure - take that "For Sale" sign din I run a Cail3fl 3411cr $31 Yard debris, Trash Appliances&Miyc U.00AL) 3i9 5311 '' Beauty Care ________________________ _________________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON _______________________ formerly Harnietl's Beauty tloo.c MOti idiflTiflg I 519 E lit St., 3 5712 __________________________ Int & Ext Resi. it. Comm I 322878299 CersnicTHe Picture Perfect Ext Palni-nil _____________________________ Free Est Lic Ii) Pct disc to Sr MEINTZER TILE Ct 139 6066. 668 8335 New or repair, leaky showers our I ---------B&E Pdiflting, ,ntenior e*terior. specially 75 yrs. Exp 8698562 pressure cleaning, roof oatinii Satisfaction guaranteed before . — -'_____ 37? 1331 after6pm Dressmaking _______________________ ____________ Alterations, DressmALiinfl Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 - PhotoapNc -____________________ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport 'photos & fast repair Service. 372 6101. PlasterIng Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed&BoncJed Call37277R0 - IMan, qullity operation Uyrs.exp Pafios,Driveways etc. Wayne Real, 327 1373 LII's Auction (fleq hwy. as west. santons 3235420 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est.323-0429 after 3:30 E'oui'os r -.--- .--- - -- Reir Sqt Peppers Painting Service Custom Painting & detail trim Free Est 323 1104 ____________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, inSulated, Shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 3233752. INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 32101)9or 904-7346705collect. lC0'frowagu,aprox500'de,p lnterCo.stal Water Way. S mi. smith of New Smyrna. $32,000. ________________________ 333-3 300as forTonyerLouise. Paintlna& PM WE ARE BACK LOADED WITH ALL KINDS OF THINGS, SOMETHING FOR EVERY8OLY, INCLUDING couple chests, dressers, night stand,) pc. coffue I end table sit plus all kinds of new & slightly used merchandise. ..OI mew high & dry bolPi coUntry bletJi home, C NSA. w w carpet. Screened po.ch.isuum yad, pavedstreel - -- ______________________ ______________________ REALTOR 332 1050 MU Homers Lawn Mower Service Lawn mower, repairs 8.' used mowers for sale, Will also pick up iunk mowers free. 32) 87)) ___________________________ Light Hauling _______________________ Grooming & Boarng - - II wooded acres Wspgs North HUSKEY REALTY Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 37)0039 Repair --- REAL. ESTATE REALTOR. 372 7195 —_____ acres Lake Sylvan. $40,000. Best Terms William Maliczowski, Realtor 3fl 7953. QUICK SALE BY OWNER IBR.lbath,carpe$,air.2lOoblock of Summerlin. Call after 5:30 & weekends 323-6707. $17,500 1_awn Service Wonder what o do with Two? Sell One The quick, easy Want Ad way The magic number ii 372 2611 or 831 9993 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 3222611 or 8319993. - t Cash Buyers for a Small in vestment Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322 761) or 831 9993 CertifiedLawn&Landscape FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 323 8719 321 0098 -- - lakefront Lot Loch Arbor, prize of the area, gorgeous trees and view 557,000 Owner Associate 37? 8)95 Lawn lntenance ___________________________ ______________________ - 61—Building ______ FILL DJRT& TOPSOIL Lake Mary, beautiful 100' x 130' lot YELLOW SAND w nice frees. Ready to build on. Call Cark & Hurt 373 7580 lakeview. See this nOW $9500-- --------L.Ivsnmnower sales & Service We FORREST GREENE sell the best & service the rest INC. REALTORS WesternAuto 130 613)or339-4711 eves. lW 1st St. 3324401 Customtuilt iron work , indow guards, gates etc Martin's373 155), 339 7693 Roof ing ________________________ Tar pot for rent S25 day or wkly rates Call 322 0216att6 ______________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR SO. 8ALINT&ASSOC, 3225465 VInyl Repsir _____________________ _______________________ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END, THE NUMBER 153222511. Vinylrepair&r,cojo,ng Saveuptosopcl.ot reuphoi$terv charge. 569.5877 - ___________ WILSON MAIER FUNNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-313 C, first st. a2.s To List Your Business.,,. Ut.a.,t._ alcnChairs—uiodjf good cant $20 each. Sanford Furniture Silvege, 1797 So. oP Sanford 323 1721. - Dial 322.2611 01 831-9993 - I v'-_- Sales ' . - . __ . - - , _______------------ See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBiLE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5200 VA& FHA Financing REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES -JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER? WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it meng,,, 531,10. JOHNNY WALKER IEALESTATEINC, 3316457 Att.53337111 - ..NANDYMA$eS$pEciA&. '251. I bath. 1123 lusOmirlin $17.10 - ' - -. ,' I Mercury Comet 1966 2 Or sedan. 6 cyl Auto, PS PB 66000 rn Clean Red white outside 5500 CASH 322 6230 323 1039 - AGENCY ' SUPER 3 BR, 1' bath home in Twenty West? C HIA, w w carpet, scr. porch & dining areat Much More! BPP WARRANT ED. Wow? lust 5)7,500! 917 F irebird Esprit V 8 auto, air AM FM stereo, :3.000 rn run', Iii,i' .1 charm 5100 Call 861 2126 or 372 9246 . - - - - ____ WOULOYOULIKETO I •j WENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? I _____________________ One week in Sept or ear iy Oct., on the St. inh,sa RI.... t*,s.,...,.,... ________________________ wIthaqoodknowleq of the liver & boating experience. Air Coiitioning Please call after 6pm 321 0937 ______________________________ _________________________ ROBSON MARINE Air Conditioning, Heating. Electri 79?? Hwy 1797 cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. Sanford. F lii 32771 ______________________________ Call Larry for Free Est, 671 6291 . ----------. LIC., BOnded & Ins. -____-- d'3_AAnhiIR Ilwrvioc •VW•. _____________________________ FANTABULOUS 3 BR. 7 bath home in Crystal Lake? Every imaginable featurel This beauty can be yours for 1120.000? BPP WARRANTED? - - ' ' -, r- portumtss . $M*AtION-010lSN.aid.*0 $ P$EO - $he - BUY JUNk. CARS From SIOfoSSO Call 322 162-I 32? 4.160 - s' 55-Boats REALTOR 327499) M(JLTIPLELISTINGSERVICE Eves3l9 5400 322 1959 "• asbo INC. . - STEMPER SUMMER DELIGHT 3 BR, 7bath home in Pinecrest w Fla. Rm., eat in kit., porch, above ground pool, bar area I Many Extras? RPP WARPANTFfl (This, 144.000! ______________________ - --- Cars Removed I ______ 1979 Custom Jeep CJ S Take over p.Iyments. h,lvt! to see t .ip preciate Call 349 553) or 313 flfl YOUVE TRIED THE REST I NOW TRYTHEBEST * i-L.ASH' FLASH' Owner says to reduce hiS 3 BR. I bath horn,' on large lot. quiet hut Onvcnient to shopping NOW Only 124.000 Grab the Car Keys & See Thu. JUST LISTED 3 BR. 2 bath on App. I acr.l Spacious home w aM in kit.. lola ni aoran.. I.nr.,4 yardl BPP WARRANTED. JuSt 543.5001 ___________ _________________________ -' S 140.600 OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a Classified ad, by calling 3322611 or 531 9993. Will stay welderly or sick FramPS,Sdaiwk. Eec. Ref. 321 0473 - ---i s_ MOVING SALE• F urn . pictures, drapes, wall flanging',, books & etc. Call aft S pm 3225)51 *,,jkE THE COUNTRY? 9. acres 0 Oste.'n with i 3 BR. I nearly new mobile home' - ( -- 78-.torcycies ----- Ewnlng HiiiId 74 Mustang Ghia II V 6. new brakes. new battery Hh IThICQC but runs great 51.90,) 173 '106 76 Ford Econoline F ISO Heavy duty suspension, 6 cyt 300 engine. PB. PS. no air 5300 & I takeover payments or will trade for small car 323 5927 before I pm - - 41—Houses eWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 BR. 2 II ranch style home, ust listed Situated on or lot, lush Iandsc,Ipncg 1.19.50) Call today tor appt - New -, — Legal Notice __ 75.4x_Wflsa Twin 6 Obl beds, 30's Waterf.11l fIR Suite. roto tiller Prices go Own lOpct every 10 days Hurry for Bargains 2621 S Sanford Aye, 327 1191 Open Tucs thru Sat 9:30 to 5 30. - .flW - DAYTONA AuTO AUCTION Hwy 9?. 1 milO west of Speedwa Daytona Reach. sjI hold a publiC .\U TO AUC T ION ev,'rv Tu,'sl.iay & Saturday a' JO. it the Only one in F lorda You cc' the reserved price Call 90.1 255 8311 for further detals - - 1973 Plymouth Valiant. small V 8. auto, air, ps, pi Excellent cond Make offer 323 1130 -- - -- ......... -'-- 54---Garage - _________________________________ ___________ - KINMORE WASHER - Parts. Service Used Mahines MOONEY APPLIANCES 32)0697 ______________________________ - --- - - I IS ft Travel Trailer E Z tow, sleepS 6. StOve, ce tx,x. elec brakes Good cond . 1750 323 New 1.ippan gas ranges. below wholesale left over from going out of bustness sale 3 double OCfl & 8 single oven Prices start at $212 75 sanford Fur niture S.;lv.q,•, 9? Sdntorcl 377 812) - - , __ - 52—Aliances - - MARE PAYMENTS-- 59 to models Call 339 9100 or 834 4605(Dealer I 73 Winnebago mini home, fully eqpt 44.000 ml - rgof ar & qe'ner.,tor. sleeps 6 %75Q0 )fl 9191 — - - -- tiranci New lnterspring Bedding I price. Sanford Furniture Sal vage. 17 fl S of Sanford 372 8771 _________________ ' _a__4,__ _I - - Si—Household Goods . 80-Autos for Sale Vehicles Year round vacation home This year rough it in comfort 78 ft Tropicanna fully equipped self contaned trailer RV. sliding glass door. roll down awnng, tub shower, AC, I year old 56.990 By Owner 1)5 Lake Mary Blvd . Lake Mary I Hahn Riding Mnwr For S.sk'. 175 372 1917 ' Soviets Rapped On Not Having J e', is h eI'Tl or Ia Sale is—Recreational - - .'.' "-I for Beds. Dbl motel box springs & mattresses $30 set Sanford Auction 12)5 S French, 323 7310 __________ G I typt. g,is cans %19 99 ea ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 3?? 519) — j - IIIIhIU.I,.ii. — '' ' Tuesday,Aug. 7,1979 - - ' - ' - - - - - . 1e-- --__- - _f_ . -..-'-.-'-. .. - .,. ' - ____________ r- lP!' ' - -, - �- . 0 . • I I a V . a Tuesday, Aug. 7, 1f7 6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Betty Jean Coyle Is It Time A For Woman In 10," "Put Manners, Morality and Motherhood Back in America" and "America First with Mother Power." She produces children's beauty pageants, is the mother of five and is running as an independent. Miss Coyle, 45, has a quick response to questions about the chance of moving into the White House: "I didn't think Jimmy Carter's chances were worth a darn and he won." An executive secretary, for 18 years, Miss Coyle said she's running for president "Because I'm very concerned about what's happening in -our country." She said she would not run a feminist-oriented campaign and her response to criticism of beauty pageants is simple. 'The only people who criticize children's beauty pageants are those who are not involved in them. The only people who do the criticizing are the outsiders. TART YOUR BUSINESS "Of course, the feminists do criticize this kind of thing but I believe that women were made to be women and men were made C ON THE GROW to be men and they should appreciate each other." AflVFRTISING Upon her election as president, she would insist upon Immediate staff loyalty and would meet frequently and informally 01111111111111111- with members of Congress. "You cannot make enemies of Congress or the media," she said. "And I would try to keep from becoming paranoid - up to now, creeping paranoia seems to go along with the Job." Miss Coyle described herself as "very basically conservative" and favors "deregulation of oil companies." lists "I'm most interested in the effects that the environmenta " cha vnitl "1 ,4,ut,s,* I,.1,Iir,.. haolr Ikn , , n,rnfrt, ti, a araf fl.fl 4Jj 4flJflh&45 7 states and Alaca where , would like to support all the Western 0 .the governors are asking government to turn loose of federal '1 n •S •., J er Protected o Inf F rm 46 - 4 we osn o 510 LW wan au e .'. :.- PHILIPS - 862-3484 Sse SiSutian Sq.,e my.434 at 435 1• IC Mu 1kv Fri I$4-kn. li-S km Waniig blmNng li • Fire .thngulsher • The haIoc. CoieN fir aid kil • SOS its llag.RasNlgM__ WITh THE INSTALLATION : ' 0 : I"F . ~ . . . 7. . ~ l-'It", - . 1 • 0 S • ....,../ THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE t Bring The Store To You 4thom They Ce. a.m.toSp.mn:and -on Saturday, you need and "do-it-yourself," If draperies are kept clean, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. or at your or Decorating Den will do your home or office days evenings or decorating from start to finish, the colors stay' fresher and weekends by appointment. "We have an interior Teflon prettier, and fabrics will last Decorating Den will be glad to base paint that is completely longer. Call 322-3315 or 322.7642 for an give free estimates for one washable and will outlast by window or a whole house. Bank three to four times the life of appointment or Information. financing is available, normal paint." said Mrs. ADV. For a Limited time only, Philips. Decorating Den is offering 20 In addition, the Philips offer a percent off on draperies, woven woods and mini-Winds. Decorating Den also does commercial decorating such as for offices, banks and motels. They also do mobile home complete laundry and Sanitone dry cleaning service, plus cold storage for furs and out of season garments. They do Adjusts-Drape finishing and will take down draperies, clean lviii 05.0$ A*D UP NOUII,V -W11KLY -DAILY AMa..$N _____ PlaiwwdAcllvifles: Arts- Crafts-Music Qualified Sta ff . LargeFenced-in Play-Yard COMPLETE (IRAKIS-OVERHAUL-TUNE-UP) SANFORD, FLA. COMPLIT1 RODY AND PAINT SHOP Auto Center • 323.4W, sei.aios-4 17.52 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. 0 ' I $.nIomln Moors Paints ' Pon Points I GLASS & PAINT COMPANY, INC. 11 10 S1SMASNOLIA - SANPOOD 322.4532 ' 20 %' • 0 OFF .16"4 DIAPIRIUS WOYDI WOODS TAI L0010 SOOkKIIPINS $YSTI$$ '- NNIISLINDS PROFESSIONAL DECORATING SINVICU IN YOUR NOMI NO CHARGE. NOOSLIGATION . U 3223315 ir'322!7642 . PHILIPS U2.7727 .. . . ile ma ' - TANLEY ST CE 11 ER - - ' . •- - - - s •. . 1. '•• Iiii. ('arpcs (iisin' alki ('Ini1iiety- pmleclim. Call us fur Iui drtahl • . •-. S ' - ,' -~ _~ -: .1 1. J ~VT.__,.~~!.,~-il _ 0 0 • , - • - .. .-- .. _i_s t - ' - ._ ,; ~-,.. - - - •. • -. -., . • -.--' -.. • - .. - - ' -. -- L _-..i • : • - ••' •1 ,,.., • Brewal. Mc Mal _________ 8sMev,$, gets he tennlal Park. The Scout-apossiored camp lasts five days and Includes an overnight stay at Sliver Lake In Sanford, More than 50 Brownies are participating in the day camp actIvities. - LINE' ig Goldbe funding for the Instrument specifications and documents approach system, Cleveland for the site preparation," said the new modern and Cleveland said, adding the sophisticated system Is "goin g authority has had for some time to increase the safety aspect at an application in for FAA assistance with the project. the airpo rt ," eals ______ . - .• ... ., . ~ 6 . I '- .-..J* I - - p.,4- 0 , - - 0 - - . I I - - - , ,-- Ie.*d- I . - __ - * By01AIONC*UASOO 61.," 61si said. V leun Is try to piece together hsrod it PIUS. lob ithS 1SMIID e dike ,, IiuiiSIgss , - - - ___ 0 - - - -- - 0 - 0 - - 0 - - 1. --. ... . ".-w-*ermr-'1 _1. ftA6.,qft - ,_~,. . I -I i_ i1, . I . -i . ______ 44~ 7 -7 7. 44, -- - - .1. ___ - - 3394%9 . '.. .. I w oosiy "waded is get mite stt'"r brought I. the 0 - 0 oO In F'ibre Sus ect Search ____ 0' -. 6,000 . . ss PMI UTIMATL$ jifiligoo b486-9#bd - .. D"Area - ............. Persons who would like to donate to the reward or those with According to Sanford fire officials, the fire began about 0:55 oemMIon concurning the fire should contact any of these p.m. Wednesday at the Seminole Pet Supply, 260 Magnolia Ave. ___ acina: The pet supply firm occupied two sections of the three..ectk d III :, A reward 11,11, DOW Ii big Øir.d for ledWuatisi Ig b lding on Magnolia Avenue between Second and Third Mreet. ui -ThrIà *civiscry committee on rion Prevention at the Ike .:ihi, 1b iàutatim oh psnom . Tim a mmsr Firefighters worked feverishly to extinguish the blaze before ft the Ie oh a veteran 1119M d. Slim, aid tidiy. 711111 IIIIIIIIIII In enPSctid Ii meet 4111110 r the third section, the Senkanik Glass and Palul, Co., lire. Orlando data an marshal it 31UI; todnyl.stedy on ividuiokeaidtheIIreikstlsantiimed RppIr4 Killed hr the blaze was 36-year-old William Lloyd Price of 214 poi Dupartimni at 3264141; th1 neewd ssnd by fl4d '1r-pm" ji T..do to Lakeview Ave., Sanford. The lieutenant was killed when a brick cpmslit.e a Aims Pm.Mlm. lb. ,id, while ad blue igs. psiud MUM the fIrn ill. as FIrs Inspect, Josapir McQun of the Seminal. COUntY Public wall oh the pet supply store fell on him and another Sanford , cempsay Is the inewir of th1I r oh 1jiu say '1ij uijct 61e was a nail oh IddyDupsrthrmliidthe rmrdmoney will Soto persons with firefighter. lls Ave. ikit luusl&as 1. aid aiim Is M piy, 01 srmitim l'osikrg to the asred and conviction oh anyone in Edwin Brooklyn, 4$, of 112 Bunker Lane, Sanford, sohkrd deep. er_du. _i "we m, Mimi i 11u a lien vii ac Wleód In darting the On: iM cuts on his left fool, a fractured left We and a separation oh the ohS1S$, heat rem the pe&r :-.-- from ale kd in at duet money," MKum said. "It is not being pelvis. Seminole Memorial Hospital listed the Sanford firefighter ns" Isruseky the In' mimi, oh the r-'fl aims ii.. anSdhr US pisces of Wormatlon." • In aitiit.ctory coi4ticn today. • • z i, • *1_ 2.. ('AUjti,,y - Vote Set ................. -' 1W I . -~-81011 •j . . _.. ,... --1*1-. -", k. 1. . 1 -:4,~, ' ~ 'f:¶4 _ Tu .1 -.-- L -- - ____ cat6% *%1(414~ :.' - J. • oh ' - 1 *h I •.' a HuridIWrIS.r Ikwi't he t.iIeii b ii, 'jII'J ('ji. - ' $399 ATTENTIONI ' :' .' • Reward Raised To , - Repaii ' to,4 "Pl ,:.., - "k , i1 - '_6 a. ' ' .' Vd Stats I. , ., V - ' -, - 0 ' l Today Nsm Place If duj, to Yew -, , By DONNA ESTES partially by the airport Herald Staff Writer authority and partly by the ••''-fpt. Th e Sa nford Airport is among FAA, and the FAA will be _______ ____ ? 86 satellite airports across the providing the new instrument ' -' '''' nation which will receive landing system equipment. -funding from the Federal Funds used by the FAA for • Aviation Aut ho rity (FAA) to such projects, he said, do not ' :" ,,.'q provide increased safety, the come from general tax 'VT • FAA announced Tuesday. revenue, but rather from users . The Improvements at the of air travel. Cleveland noted : Sanford Facility will be directed that$8ofevcry$l0ospent by air toward providing an instrwnent travelers for tickets goes into a landing approach system, fund administered by the FAA Sanford Airport Authority for airpo rt improvements. Director J. S. (fled) Cleveland Dur ing the past five years, said today, so "pilots can make Cleveland said, the authority a nice safe approach to the has spent $3.1 million to imfield." prove runways and taxiways at Notin g the authority for the the airport, for li ghting systems Herald Photo by Tern Vincent past live years has been and visual approach equip. "nsgottstln, writina letters '' -- - I --1! At Sanfo rd Kennels oh Dñard "had five what srfraukswerw'igst automatically stayed the order. 52,14 per $1,000 assessed percent in the past year, we positives." ___ the turn, and a trainer em be have the same number of "The city commission Is In the middle of working out the city's valuation to o per -Jsrry Collins, owner oh the 61iedupto$2Noraowpi'ssion employees, the same fire and budget for the 1P194$i0 fIscal year. When I went into office I assessed v al uation, 0 SKasola Kennel, Club and the up to 5 dnye,tm IIp equipment swore to serve the city," Goldberg said today, explaining his we had lout '111e move was urged by City SuMordIanlo Kennel Cl* said. years ago, Arnold jCj, ........ ..tA Heresespe ................. sa cenatflghttorelnalirinofflceanotherfldays, Councilman Wilfred Arnold, aid Tuesday the 61st be "Following the hewing. t RIdge "The people deserve lt load afour-member council working on city finance commissioner. With only four members of .01 Hupilel........... .......... U h.,ddth,disrgesagai.Mthe o5csreiliwethef1 -ibgsandl caisiar ............... .01 oiistes ................ the budset." Goldberg said the city commission has had five Arnold said today the Increase the city council present hiseek was In nova em aiI lower er r as Cs .................... • (*JLY .............. workshops of four to five hours each so far and a property tax of $1.36 per $1,000 assessed Co c m un il an Bill Jacobs was s,er bw orInereunth hounds esowes ..................spsr .... .... su* dscieaseohfowcents per $000ofmmeedyaluatimisan. valuation is necessary to give absentduetofamilylllness Collins said that tight of .up-in," Rutledge Edii ........ 4* ................ 7* tldpstod for thenswyesr. The currenttu rate ls$2Jl per $1,000 the city a reserve fund for the board spllt2-2oncaulng the $ty wasrnak4edM his said. ii ................... u while the new rate will probably be $2.91 per $1,000, he said. capital Improvements such as referendum , lviii.,. - - - ANALYSIS OP COMPUTER INPUTAND0U'TpUy D.coing - - ;_ - ' %pS9aun4 WASHINGTON (UPI) In a -It idfimis their rightto browse among the samples of move that could open the door have a Palestinian homeland, vinyl carpeting parquet wood DIf1!F for U.S. recognItIon, a Palestine and moku apsdhir relirsics to flooring, wall cersrthg, ceniem 11 Liberation Organization an IIdIVIIIdIet wood - ubvttsra, shadSi, NsasNusssPscunl • i -, r all dfl.ries and bahe' - and 3 spoknn'im says the PLO might -se., SANPOID , i... a0 jo .. be ready to ace* a U,N. phrIsi. to ritarn to thur k of 0 resolution recognizing luau's 0 - . 0 - • 0 1. nlahito odd ssa nation. - of the NnOItO?MIJL - ' labdi Tarasy, ' PlAYs -" the United Notboost told UPI V I • Ruolutles 543, which ruu.,.a'F4IryFiwwau • . . paper "_1. . Nation.. ihire- a mooft to hen waaw A the Palestinian in UW an U10101011 w scheduled for . p . ... ..Tar4-UPtO'aom • . I. Ad 0 heretovol. TXyauldhrssniewif' tr on whether Ii icc. thg 's -. ; ~ 1. *,-. ~. r , . I 15W, reaffitm IvVs , ,,jöli1ip .4' apssrstob.svá±tand woIcuI-rI". .-i I •sd net hsPIndlhe Such I rn WISM II1y -' '"; Yip. Usair sgl II 11 , coeU would acc L" .. Wi'st' .: • *t u trtd II:'$ ILl • .Ajsd 41.1 p - yip ... ,ap.,j ' I paper del'-' .S Y InplrIu . W the Thsttip Sea *0 .. 7 .i • • • & - hw p1mg 1, . ~ A* fl :- - •. - ____ S If you prefer, you' are welcome to corns to the De wrt - PAINT A COMPLETE LINE . . * AN W.ik Filly Gisruutwd IN Writlug * - & PAINT .1704 - ., - hay, REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PINSTR I PING- CUSTOM STRI PING HIRE THE VET YOU TRUSTED THE SECURITY OF YOUR COUN TRY TO THESE FINE BRAVE MEN-NOW TRUST THE PAINT. INO OF YOUR HOME TO THEM. are F • . to from 1 .• ... .or~.A .1 .01 He said the approval will An FAA spokesman said permit upgrading the exist ing Tuesday $100 million has been R g antiquated system which "j allocated for a four-year PP pretty unreliable at times." nationwide program designed Cleveland said the existing to improve safety at satellite W. I can't understand ft.'! By DONNA TES vacated b Stephen Barton seveJ weeks ago after Barton moved system has a non-directional airports to divert thousands of Rutledge In Miami, conHerald Staff Writer out of the city, radio beam, affected by small planes away from Ctt11105 ex tens ive t.Mlng at th e The problem with Goldberg's right to remain on the city corn- thunderstorms and bad congested metropolitan fields. $7 million Collins tracks, said "llü is not "The city deserves to have it lied a founinem ber commission mtuiIq began a year ago when he and his family moved from weather, requiring pilots at The four-year program is to the case. Absolutely not. We working on the budget for the new year," Longwood City Corn- Sandalwood subdivision In district one to Tiberon in district five, times to "grope their way into affect d major airports in 34 business (the date) only take our wine m nerLarryaoldbergsaldtoday,exptolnhighlscourt fight to He had been elected to the district one seat. st ates by im proving 50 satelli te the airport." samples at the and oh. race on retain his city cicrurdision berth for at least the neat 26 days. According to both the old city charter and the new one adopted Cleveland estimated the fields. the w1'diig di gs, or on a dog Gokterg earlier this week appealed a ruling from a Seminole- In September 197$, a commissioner must be a resident of a given value of the Improvement and "Our goal Is to relieve protect' which is 'suspicious' to the eyes &evwd liii judicial circuit judge ordering him to resign from district - certain geographical area - to be elected and to site preparation at $350,000 to congestion and red uce the mix Kennel Club at Ebro on Friday- of the judges. Any remit ci the city cinmiIp or face a contempt of court citation and the remain on the city commission. $500,000. Plans for the grading of commercial and nonnight. Morris said the hearings urine tooting we send back is possibility of a 15.4ay jail lenin. Tirough several interpretations and several legal opinions by and moving some obstructions commercial aircraft at major would be conducted by Mac only for urine which shows Tbe bails of the appeal, aócording to City Attorney Ned Julian Jullan, Goldberg retained his District One A. A lawsuit was at the airport which might hub airports by making neighMcN.lr. well-known racing positive, as to the ire, of a Jr. is a cont p4'n that Circuit Judge Richard Muidnew erred in fil ed in circuit court by a past unsuccessful city commission affect the antenna patterns as boring satellite fields more supervisor. deli," . ordering tire city commission to vacate the seat or in the alter- candidate, Robort Dives, seeking Goldberg's ouster. yet are not complete, he -said. attractive to private and Rutledge said a total of 51 "Concerning the older eases, native ordering Goldberg to resign by Aug.? or be In contempt of Judge Muldrew ultimately ordered Goldberg's resignation. The site preparation, business f liers, Langhorne M. offenses Involving use 61 the there we many times the lab is cent. Between rulings from Judge Muldrew, the first of which called Cleveland said, will be funded Bond, FAA administrator, said. drug on lop had occur red, nae to immediately plirpoiM "I do not feel the judge, wider a mandamus action, has on the city commission to consider whether Goldberg should be jorne oftherndstthgas far back an analysls,andthsrelorethers authodtytodeclweadtyco,nmlialonssstvacat.d," Julian said removed from office, Barton reelected in Decembe r, 1978 RE Sept. 151$, with mod of the is a delay. To my keowledge, todey. Julian ,tplikwd a mandamus action Is one in which a resigned his office, leaving the district five seat open. offitaea occurring within the this Is the first time In my person petition. the court to order an officeholder to perform a Goldberg's new home is In District Five. p1st sIx moidhe. memory we have come up with clearly a&naM4.rlal duty which the petitioner is entitled to have While under the new charter, the commission could have upX .The Midnight Blue Kennel, methacarbamol in dogs, perfonned pointed Goldberg to Barton's unexpired term, extending to cpowned by GuIU.rudna aithougis ft h bun fossod In Julian said the city ccminIIo'r conipiled with Judge January, 1501, the board declined to do so, preferring to call a Palvithin and Anthony l'uglhi horses," Rutledge said. Muldesas order to vol on whether the Goldoerg seat would be special election for Sept. 4. Mayor Troy Pil and cast the buildings and st reets and to G!Tampa, "had 26 positives it Rutledge said the "Warly vaeated and the city cnilon voted not to vacate the seat. Goldberg is being challenged in that election by William deciding vote Tuesday night to support services. Total budget the Washington Cindy track of msthacarbarnol Is not Conçldkig his fourth your in omc., Goldberg already had Mitchell of Winior Manor. call a special election on Sept. for the new year, he said, is and 11 positIves at the Palm determined by statute but by tendered his r*4gpation effective Sept. 3 to seek election to the Goldberg sald today the appeal filed in the Fifth District Court 11 in Winter Sprin gs, seeking about $1.5 million. Beach track," Rutledge said. the ths of racing." spi term of the dist fiv, city cnmI..içj post, The pod was of Appeals In Daytona Beach of Judge Muldrew's order, ef- the peoples' approval to inRutledge said the Partin "A hearing is held at . fectively stopped the order. Goldberg said filing the appeal crease property taxes from "While the city has grown 28 VINYL TOPS DYED OR REPLACED $35 UI Lindy's . .,. ' • - PAINTING SERVICE was Israeli Recognition? - :; afternoon for tn'1ns of the - during a race also had urine LUNCH clubs allegedly Involved In the samples t..." IMI% urine sam ples are then use of muscle the relaxant drug, which racing slid to Miami," Collins said, authorities say has been used at "and results of testing an. tracks In Sanford, Orlando, received back within two Palm Beach, Sarasota, Tampa weeks, at the mod," and Washington County. Morris Collins said he couldn't on. said another hearing would be derdand why results showing a held at the Washington County "positive" went back as far U September, 157$. "I don't know. MECHANICAL SERVICE 0 Poppers - ' -' .--..---------- SOT. 1• . PHONE 3224347 OPEN YEAR ROUND 0 b;;;M ating, Den at 319W. 13th St., Sanford. Jane and Wally Philips have been in business since 1951. The Philips attend clinics all through the year to keep current on all the latest trends in colors and styles. They have the Local franchise for ... 0 them decorating__ (Nut To "The Scheol of Dance') Sanford 25M Elm Ave. ft , ForAirDort track." the public." The Marriott Kennels are Collins said when dogs were owned by Doug Marriott of first placed In Dunedin and trained by Patrick they were immediately checked Marriott. bya date doctor and a doctor Also named in the charges and ruin. samples wirethe Midnight Blue Kennels Ho mW of Tampa and the Partin each dog was then reaumined Kennelao(DeLand. by the doctora when thedop Doug Morris of the pan- had finished racing and another mutuel agnecy said today urine sample was taken. 4 4 hearings will be held at. CHILD CARE AND PRE-SCHOOL ___ thealogami their voice. Investigators questioning victims said the caller sounds Like a white male between 25 and 35 years of age. The first call in this county occurred over the weekend when a 29-year-old Sanford woman was phoned at 3 a.m. Saturday. Detective Reynolds be lieves the chances of the man living in the area are remote, however. Police recommend that in the fut ure women should not list their first names in the phone book if they live alone. If a woman receives a call from the prankster, she sho uld tell him she is not alone or hang up immediately, according to police. Funds Due Rutledge said Marriott Kenmls of Dunedin also has I III Collins said, "We have a positives (drug found In wine million business to protect and sample) at the Sarasota track it's and two positives at the Tampa protect it, it's in the Interest of ru OF A MUPFL uw,oso $4.95 A $13.95 *imia asia TA*. 43SLFraediAve. Decorating Den Experts tg Den jopea The women then are asked to put their Jewelry and valuable. In a pillow case and leave it on the porch, police said. In some hutancesthe women are told to put apfflow case on their head so they won't see the caller when he enters the house. Sometimes there are bizar re twists to his routine. - Y KIT S 11 Lhe plans to rob her. Marriott Kennels has been two dog tracks. He said all dogs • -;charged with one offense of use racing at his tracks were of an Illegal drug, methacar. In a compound when they baznol, while racing at Sanford- arrived at the track and placed Orlando Kennel Club, ac- under 24-hour security guard. cording to Gary Rutledge, He mid only the owner oha dog, director of the Florida Division or Its trainer, was allowed to of Pari-Mutuel wagering, be with the dog while he was In UR RD EMERGENCY GET - are going to have dope more than wethave now, prostitution, rack. eteering and extortion azxl everything i'-i. "I think i iu and Stockton iii fine nrp. I was damned if I wanted to see those people in Lodi." Peters, the father of three, says he went undercover for the FBI In 1977 after he was approached by representatives of the Bonanno family who wanted to buy his PontlacCadlflac dealer11 t. . . III IAUI. £j 4 91V4 b4 jI V&WI W WI .,.....A *1,_ M FBI. Decorating Den, a nationally According to court records filed by a narcotics Strike Force in advertised decorating service. Pima County, Ariz., Peters was approached believe They important Elmer Bertsch, with an, offer to buy the dealership for an d e c isions should be made at unidentified buyer. home, so without any charge or When Peters said he wasn't interested, Bertsch reportedly told obligation they will bring their hiqi the buyer was Bonnano's son, Salvatore "Bill" Bonnano. professional decorating arvice Peters late was told the Bcnannos %fl) -tnvnuitvnur convenience. e ueamersxups am measing agencies °°1 "°' You don't have to rim all over and in Vallejo and that they wanted Peters u their general town trying to match fabric manager. chips Bot h of Bonanno's sons, Salvatore and Joseph Bonanno Jr., are iWflpiSs cant and wallpaper. Mrs. in prison for probation violations. The elder Bonanno was Indicted on charges of conspiring to Phili willcome to you with interfere with the federal Investigation of his ions Also charged thoiaidi of samples In her Decorating Den CoiorVan. Bonanno nephew Jack DiFilippi, 53, a Sap wtddi to choose and a wealth of broker helpful and imaginative Peters said hecooperMed with the FBI bygdtbi"cIcs."tothe in decorat g Ups. That way, you Bonanno family. He said the possible consequences of the ac how things will leak 0 very real to him. away and in the During a visit to Bonanno's home in Tucson, Aria,, Peters said, IOIithS rII* room you want to decorate. they drove by a beautiful motel and Bonanno "This Is owned "We learn the ciomer's life by my very dose friend, and all my friends and all of my atstyle and proferences in order torneys May hi this motL" lbS decorating theme "When we got back to his home, I asked his drlverbodyguard, to ism 'What did he mean by all of his frlejids stay In this mil?' He said, 'Lou, don't you understand? You're part of the family." UILIMfl. Philips. Whether you are building a Peters slid he stayed at the Bonanno horn. in Tucson and the 111W hums or remodeling an old elder Bonanno stayed in the Peters apartment in Stockton. "He looked onmeuason, that washow closelgot,"said one, Decorating Den can ciatomize the complete Interior Peters. Peters will be ushered out of Lodi In the near future and be train hoc,', walls and windows - arid reupholstering to give a "hidden away" until the Bonanno trial opens. 0 completely new look to the horn,, ~ COAWpImIØI Fashions 0 ,, Detective Karen Reynolds of the Sanford Police Depart. ment said the caller has asked women to go into the bedroom and take their clothes off. "He's getting his kicks by getting people to do what he tells them to do," Detective Reynolds sa id. DeLand police said that some women have complied with the caller's requests, but that no items actually have been stolen from the victims. Beasley said the caller, so far as can be determined, selects his victims by randomly going thro ugh the phone book and picking out numbers of women listing their first name. He apparently guesses their age from the sound of According to Beasley, the caller's message Is similar each time. He said it usually begins with the man asking the woman if she is alone. Next, he tells the woman that be lion a telephone pole in her back y he Were Dogs Drugged? Hearings Set ffleelal."d eYIand 0 '-'-- ADVE AnVERTISING Jane Philips of I)cvorating Den will bring her decorating services to your home. - ,. PHONE 322.5522 1502 S. French Ave., Sanford Prepared By Advertising Department of 0! in- - ~ 11 MON.i TUES. SENIOR CITIZENS I SHAMPOOI SET $3.50 a.- .1 1i .1 It! LUUIX uv*i-Uuefl. Herald Staff Writer A prank caller said to have threatened as many as 60 women in Volusla County has begun to strike in Seminole County, Sanford police report. Police said the man makes late night calls to single women under 35 years old. He tells the women he is going to rob them and they should follow his instructions to avoid being hurt, pollee said. "He started this routine around the second of last month. I'd say there have been about 60 calls made so far," said investigator Jerry Beasley of the DeLand 1499 WAVE i All other services 25% off I. --• 10I)1, Calif. (UP! P - Auto dealer Lewis E. "Lou" Peters packs a gun and wears a bulletproof vest. It isn't part of any Job. Peters Is under government protection until he can testify about the $40 million of widerworld money he says was to be pumped into the Lodi Stockton area, presumably through the "family" of retired New York Mafia chieftain .Joseph "Joe Bananas" Bonnano Sr. "What a lot of people don't realize is how close I got to the family," says Peters, w ho is to kuf3 tom the govt'niini't tiun Bonanno goes on trial Oct. 1 for conspiracy and pet Jury In San Jose, Calif. Peters, 47, said in an interview that as much as $40 million of underworld money was to be funneled into the "-Stockton area of Squ Joaquin County as "investments," the nature of which will be clear when. he testifies. - - - By GEOFFREY POUNDS CONDITION $ Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents Prank Ca ' IIer Asking Women To Do Strange Things GRAND OPENING SPECIAL ::' oI,.,;, 71st Year, No. 303-Wednesday, August 8, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Texan r' lVnKurl 4.1 ri' 0 • So YS - it flt •U4 Yup, Miss Coyle takes a pro-oil company position, which she says "Only four men said 'No, I will not vote for a woman.' All the irritates one of her daughters, a 22-year-old who Is "extremely I rest have said 'Absolutely." Miss Coyle, who has a home in the suburban community of liberal." She believes oil companies should be "given a chance" under Rowlett, has opened a campaign office in east Dallas and says she proAinerlcan or already has recruited some county chairmen in several states. deregulation and be told: "Are you going to be "I have not officially announced my candidacy yet but I have all are you going to continue to put the screws to us? Now show us." It does no good, she said, to blame oil companies for America's the papers from Washington," she said. "I'm holding off (form] relieve our frustrations. • energy woes other than to "tomporarily filing) until I get a chance to appear on some talk shows." lands so they can get on with the business of producing the oil and gas that are in those lands but are tied up ..." Miss Coyle recently traveled "from Florida to Arizona and back" with her running mate, Dorothy Ann Evans of Phoenix, Ariz., the mother of three. ,,We took an unofficial survey of about 500 people," said Miss Coyle, "to find out what people are thinking and feeling in this country and to find out if they would vote for a woman. DALLAS t UPI - John Connally and George Bush aren't the only Texans running for president - Betty Jean Coyle plans to move into the White House in 190 because she says the time for a woman president is long overdue, Miss Coyle has had a number of slogans printed on bumper stickers to aid her quest for the presidency: "It's Time for a Lady ,ipvc President? 1 .!11 4 '~~ ~ I . ` lllllll . -- I r,~~.,, 0 ~~, IF 7 11 , , *J -- - .- 0 - M _______ , ___ _____________________ - 0,, --.. / 4 - !r''r" sY"-.r - _.0 .61- 6.-1, - 0 . I - 0 S • 0 ____ %O L !! __ -- 5, 0 0 ,4. -.7 . -:'i'!':,: , 0 , .• ----- 0 -• - S.-.' 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 23, 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/70a35b35536ca49ff7919b87117d9cb9.pdf 3a1f8fc275f282def4e2564f9a0a15f2 PDF Text Text ~71 list Year, No. 259—Monday, June 18, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Auni*rWhirl - e Evening Herald—(IJSPS 48-280)—Price 13 Cents Rape Suspect Is In Custody By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Sanford police today reported they have a man in custody they believe is responsible for a victim. She immediately scheduled for Hawkins. phoned for help, police said. Police reports indicate The abducted woman, police Hawkins is employed by the report, was taken by the man to Altamonte Springs Recreation a wooded area near her home Department as a parks and series of rapes and burglaries and raped. lie then turned her playground supervisor. A in the city the past six months. loose and she returned home, the department Police said they captured police said. According to sI5okenan for said he has been working there Andrew Hawkins, 27 of 814 W. reports, she was later treated since early spring. Second St., Sanford, early and released at Seminole Following Hawkins' arrest, Sunday morning while he was Memorial Hospital. police said they began atlying beneath the bushes in a One of the responding officers tempting to link the Sunday wooded area between the arrived on the scene and saw a Fairway Market and Seminole man running through the morning rape with a series of High School. Police said woods. Police said they then other crimes which have been committed by similar means. Hawkins was tracked to his cordoned off the area and asked Today, Police Chief Ben Butler - by Hal Kaufman TIME TESTEDI *stlsn: What did the clock say when it struck thirteen? Answer: "IHA VEA NEX TRA HOU RON MYH ANDS." Rearrange cap-letter spacing to that words - - ---- make ,ana 1iiui u.uis. i.* Lw ue jfloq .J1t. ul *.q l.. A fish is concealed In each sentence: 1. The ship had docked. 2. The boss had left. 3. The snow was melted. 4. The tubas sounded good. Name the fish. mj •p j'J$ It •p,gç Is 30PP014 I t Sum Funi An ice cream soda costs $1.10. The ice 1!1iLFJU cream costs a dollar more than the soda. Iftiw much does the soda cost? Think carefully. -------- 039105120M W. UI!JEt!i J,tpOp' WUJ3 31 OW 114uS3 &AIJ, SIlO) spos .UJ fI;fj hiding place by Lake Mary's trained dog, Dennis. The capture of Hawkins came shortly after police received a * "ll *Riddle-Me.This, If you cent Which hat is used in arithmetic? The sum-brero. Where do elephants live at collaø.? In 03 12 rllwq - - - ' ••••• PLAY BALL. IN A MAZE At least 21 baseball terms may be spelled out in the word maze above. Start at any letter, move horizon. tally, vertically or dl egonally to adjacent lett.rs, etc Individual letters may be used in more than one word, 4 mm iii II A TIME OUTI Add Its, following colors neatly for an amusing scene above: 1—Red. 2—Lt. bIVe. 3—Yellow. 4—Lt. brown. S—Flesh. 6—Lt. y. 7—Ok. blue. 111—ft. green. s—Gray. • _____ . fX 61 but do not use the same letter square twice In the SPELLBINDER "Me word. Words: hit run strike bat fan curve error bunt battery steal bill deliver trade balk starter slide hire force slab out cushion .... ' - IF WISHING will make It so, our friends above are In for a b surdse. •M4 js1n hiss to comput, the picture. U) meant "a victory Is here for all," but he warned, "the threat of nuclear hotocaust still hangs over us." Bredum the agreement defended — "the right to live." The world's two most powerful men then headed home after their fourday summit, Brezhnev to secure rubber-stamp approval of the treaty from the Soviet parZlamen(, Cdrter Co race a tough Senate fight for ratification. Brezhnev already has warned that any Senate tampering with the treaty provisions could destroy !with "grays and even dsni.roua consequences for oir relallots and for the situation in the world as a whole." The signing ceremony, in the huge bsllrom of the ornate Hofburg TMAJK4E IM Retired Sanford Admiral supports SALT treaty. See story Page % I4\NT1O5EE M1P?J vVei4r ro To sEe 1I5 FAT14E BY SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer A Seminole County grand jUry Is expected to convene Tuesday morning to possibly cliscuss county jail Inmates' (4. . AXP 1Is SCfJ Amp Yew r V 5 1415 sees . allegations that their civil rights are being violated, said Chris Ray, chief assistant date's attorney. "I doubt whether we will get ah Ray t Mi LAGr su,j 1M5 ALy - -. •. - But Carter reminded his listeners that the Soviet Union and the United States had weapons that could cause unimaginable devastation. circuit court has been declined to say whether or not Hawkins is a suspect in that crime. Top Court Says No To Use 0-f Laetrile --- WASHINGTON (UP!) Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Supreme Court today unaniThe Lower court had allowed mously overturned a lower- cancer victims, certifi ed by court ruling that allowed people doctors as terminally ill, to with terminal cancer to obtain receive injections of Laetr1e, L.aetrije. which is derived from the pits of - The -. The issue in the case the government's right to ban - - Laetrile use - drew wide- spread attention from supporters who say It cures and even prevents cancer and acts as a pain-killer. apricots and other fruit. The justices reversed a Writing for the high court, )enver appeals court ruling Today's ruling was a victory Justice Thurgood Marshall fiat the controversial substan- for the government, which said: "For the terminally III, as e, purported by some to be claimed the lower-court ruling for anyone else, a drug is unsafe Ffective against cancer, is not "seriously" limited its ability to if its potential for inflicting c overed by the safety and ef- "protect the public from unsafe death or physical injury is not offset by the possibility of Ii ctiveness requirements of the and ineffective drugs." therapeutic benefit." custody on murder charges, dude John F. Eden and Frank filed a petition for a writ of Hall II. Hall is free on bond and mandamus (a writ asking failed to appear for his trial last public officials be ordered to Monday on a charge of grand perform their duty) with the theft. Circuit Judge Voile Seminole County Circuit Court. Williams Jr. has issued a bench Two who signed the petition warrant for his arrest. are: Robert A. Preston, Jr., The action Is made on behalf awaiting trial for murder, and of all inmates of one particular Melvin Sims, a convicted cell block at the Seminole murderer. Other authors in- County Jail. answer tomorrow, " - Or -•- '.-- peace..." initial bond was set at $10,500. A Tuesday preliminary hearing in of Jail Gripes - *Am (?} - another woman when a man came through an unlocked window, threatened her with a knife and forced her out the door. The other woman watched as the man abducted the County Gran- d Jury .2kp?J libS FA114'. In, 4L The two armchairs were upholstered with light green brocade In a ceremony that lasted 35 minutes including speeches, the leaders put their signatures 18 times to the four documents that make up the treaty. Carter grinned broadly and the Kremlin leader smiled. Aides on both sides beamed. —ThZf'% ten c°e. embraced and kissed each other warmly on bottfchee,is in the Europeai nl.iimer. Assembled military leaders, diplomats and government officials burst Into roars of applause. Carter said"Each of us has only one nation. We both share the same world. Not one nation on th is earth, not one people, not one human being Is harmed, threatened or deprived by this victory in the ba ttle for peace. A victo ry is here for all. "In setting our hands to this treaty, we set our nations on a safer course." Addressing Brezh ne v directly, Carter said, "Mr. President, we bo th have children and grandchildren and we want th em to live, and to live in Palace, climaxed a weeken' summit which brought Carter and the ailing, 73-year-old Brezhnev together for the first am. Despite outspoken diff erences, the summit was characterized by American officials as friendly and substantive. The Hofburg ballroom, where five emperors met in the Congress of --- press. Crystal chandeliers lit the elegant room as Carter and Brezhnev took the only two seats at the gold-leaf and silk covered table where Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria presided at meetings of his privy council during the 19th century. Carter said the signing of the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT THEN score 2 points each for all words of four letters or more found among the letters. Try to score at least upoints. .l4uS 'a3, WSJISuS O,qss - -- -. Vienna in 1814 and where Ludwig Von Beethoven premiered his 7th symphony, was packed with diplomats, goverment officials and the toasted the pact in champagne. 7 -, Peace' VIENNA, Austria (UP!) — President Carter and Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev today signed a historic treaty aimed at averting nuclear holocaust and the American leader called it "a victory in the battle for peace." To roars of applause, the two presidents then hugged and kissed and SCORE 10 points for using all the letters In the word below to form two complete words: CANISTER 'j, i. For Historic SALT Pac* t Is Signed 0 U - Victory report by a young Sanford woman who said she had been raped at knifepoint at about !:30 a.m., detectives said. Police said the woman was in her southwest side home with for assistance from Lake said he anticipates detectives Mary's search dog. Police said will be able to establish a they placed the dog at the spot pattern between the Sunday where the man was last seen. breakin and rape and other The dog raced through the home burglaries and rapes. If woods and came upon Hawkins, the pattern is confirmed, he police said. said, police may be able to wrap Hawkins was arrested and up several unsolved cases. charged with sexual hotter)', Another rape occurred in the burglary and false in:- city one week ago, but details prisonment. He was taken into on that crime were being custody and placed in the withheld until an investigation Seminole County Jail. His is completed, police said. Police said today. About three weeks ago, a Seminole County circuit judge asked the date's attorney to h*ve a grand jury investigate alleged civil rights violations of inmates from unreasonable "Strip searches" to the right to practice the free exercise of religion. Four Inmates, two of them in od" T Herald Photo by Tom Vincent As best Sanford police could determine today, everyone involved in this car-train collision escaped injury Sunday. The collision occurred when a car driven by Scott David Larson, 25, of rural Sanford, crossed the railroad tracks while eastbound on Cotintry Club Road, and was struck by a northbound train. Police said larson's car was pushed across the tracks where it collided with another vehicle that had stopped at the crossing heading west. The other car was driven by Douglas Austin Reilly 24, of 1208 W. 25th St., Sanford, police said. Neither driver complained of injuries at the scene, police said. 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After entering the home of Evelyn Vreeland, 237 ThIrd St., Thursday afternoon and delivering a 40-minute sales pitch on fire safety equipment to her and a man be thought was her son, the ulew'en was surprised to find himself flanked by police while being advised of his rights. Mra..Vreeland said able had received a Call earlier inthe day from a woman who identified herself as representing a government survey froW lalareded in h4thg senior I citizens ascape hme fire injuries. Mrs. Vreeland said the woman asked if another representative could come to her home and meet with her on the subject. "Are you selling anything?" Mrs. Vreeland said she - - asked the caller. "No," she said was the reply. troduced himself as Mrs. Vreeland's son and began to subtly question the man as he started his speech on the dangers of home fires. "Are you a government representative?," Higginbothain asked. "No, I'm not connected with the government," said the salesman, "Are you selling insurance?," pressed the detective. aie said. But Mrs. Vreeland became suspicious of the call and alerted the Lake Mary police. Detective David Higgin. botham made some routine Calls and found that no government officials were engaged In such a program. He said he suspected a scam, So Higginbotham arranged with Mrs. Vreeland to pose as her son and when the representative came by, he said he would try to determine what the representative's motive was. The detective said gaining entry to a home by false Identification or under phony pretenses Is a common trick of burglars, who then case the house for subsequent thefts. Itls also a common practice of con artists, be said. When the representative arrived, Higginbotham In- "No." The salesman said he was sorry if there had been any "misunderstanding" about his identity and began his talk on the importance of purchasing a smoke detector. He quoted government reports, Underwriters Laboratory reports and even Ralph Nader. But before he got to his closing pitch, Higginbotham stopped him. The detective identified himself at the same time a uniformed officer came to the door. Higginbotham asked to see the salesman's city permit. He had none. The detective and the officer checked out the salesman's credential, informed him that they were concerned with the manner in which he set up the sales appointment ads and advised him to revise his approach. The salesman was not arrested, but he was warn ed not to sell without a permit. Somewhat shaken, the salesman promised to tone down his approach. The police must be cautious of situations suggesting a possible setup for a burglary, the detective reminded the salesman. "Burglary? ... I can understand," said the salesman, adding, "You know my company sells burglar alarms; I don't suppose you'd be interested? — GOEFFREY POUNDS I, 4".. -- F -d ' - --r - -.- • --------- - --- -- -. .- -- - --- - - -. - - - - - --- -. -- - ------- ---- - - _-.. - - - , - •. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 1$, 1979 2nd Man Arrested In 'Pot' Operation 1 The second man in what is believed to have been a two-man marijuana-growing operation was arrested Saturday night by Lake Mary Police. In custody on initial bond of $8,400 is Rodney Eugene Yoho, 18. Police said Yoho was arrested near his i%Iuiilns Swamp home. On Friday, Lake Mary police arrested a 22-year-old man, David Michael Harper, near the same area. Both men have been charged with manufacturing a controlled substance. Police said an estimated $3,000 worth of "pot" was found near the two men's home. 1AULI An 18-year-old Sanford woman who scuffled with security men at the K-Mart store at 3101 Orlando Drive on Saturday was arrested and charged with retail theft and assault, police said. Police said Marie E. Green of 1011 Oleander Ave. was stopped by store officials as she was leaving the store with $20.28 in unpaid items. When stopped, police said, she fought with the officials. WORLD IN BRIEF Nicaragua Rebels Trying To Capture Capital MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) — Sandinista rebels tried to punch through a national guard cordon in the south today to capture the provincial capital of Rivas and establish a provisional capital there. .. ...s, The utierrilin. ,,na4at, n,iøA ui a suujui vn.iwy UI LIW struggle to oust President Anastasio Somoza, capturing the national guard garrison In Leon, the nation's second largest city, 55 miles northwest of the capital. The national guard said in a communique Sunday that 700 rebels, crossing from Costa Rica Friday and Saturday, has been contained just north of Sapoa, three miles north of the border. The commander of the southern column, Eden Pastora, popularly called "Comandente Zero," anflounced over rebel radio that his Immediate objective was break through guard lines in the south to seize Rivas, 19 miles north of Sapoa and declare It a provisional capital. * Fires * Courts * Police Beat She was taken into custody and initial bond was set at $5. BURGLARY A burglar broke into the home of Ken Williams, 1302 Forest Drive, Sanford, sometime between Wednesday and Friday, police said. Police said the thief entered the home through a rear door, - i.,' Management i l! ' 'S -. :' S.. '-'. s'z;, '_ ;,.y t _____ i .j'" •.- . And Teacherl .,' - I. .• Assassins 'No Bluff' - :'; 1.. "'. 1I '.. - J ' '' / i—T--.'.-1L ' Quit Talking _ -: —. si - -- *.P : :, By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer negotiations concerning heal h '! insurance. . . . ', In view of the nature of tbe. . . The Seminole Education disagreement, Cowley sal -. -. Association (SEA) has con- Friday, he told the mediator h e ..-. . j... ,.•tacted the federal mediator to refused to meet with her an Z. '., . - --. en communications between SEA in mediation session. II -the teachers' union and the would be a "waste of time," h "school management team. said. 01;3 I I Communications broke down "He (Grooms) is stalling,' -. at the bargaining table Thur. Cowley said. "We cut the I. -.. sday morning when neither number of reopeners down ac team could come to terms with we could go ahead and get tith . - . the proposed school calendar contract settled, It's disap. t -for 1979.80 school year. No new pointing." ~1_ *' I - -,t . - . I. sessions have been scheduled. This year, the teacher's union In its calendar request, SEA and the school management ---. ______ CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) — Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil has asked for 190 teacher duty team mutually agreed to limit presented the resignation of his 9-month-old Cabinet today .. days, six teacher holidays, four their bargaining to three items: and President Anwar Sadat asked him to form a new pre-school workdays and two teachers' salaries, health and government to usher Egypt into a new era of peaceful . . post work days. medical insurance coverage relations with Israel, officials said. -.. But the school team contends and the calendar. Khalil described the resignation as a constitutional SEA, however, believes it 1 teacher duty days are necessity after this month's parliamentary elections the school management team required under contract. Team that's doing the stalling. which Sadat's National Democratic Party won a sweeping Mary.1ohnson (foreground) and other members of the Navy Wives Club donate a members offered the counter victory. little elbow grease Saturday for spring cleaning at "If they refuse to meet with the Seminole Halfway House, proposal of five pre-school The halfway house, under the direction of Seminole County Mental Health, offers planning, three post work days, her, that shows they are not in ,500 Vlets Drifting any hurry to come to alcoholics a helping hand to rejoin the community "socially, spiritually and and four teacher holidays, vocationally." Both team spent threehours agreement," . KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UP!) — Some 2,500 __________________________________________________________________________________ last week discussing the same negotiations said Bill Moore, chairman of the SEA Vletnamesem en ,wornenan dthfldrendr jfted ththe&uth team. proposals regarding the school China Sea today, facing almost certain death because It puts a lot OfpressUj'eoflthe calendar they were cut adrift by Malaysian officials with promises m ra s View ttcher," Mco ¶Mt, "ii is at U.S. rescue ship. upi, oIfi1. !ta1E.tRat. - . . contract isn't signed by the Malaysia, which announced Friday it wW expef all Gene Grooms, executive time school Marts," 76,000 "boat people" now on Malaysian soil, forced (lie director of SEA, told the school "They have a lot to gain (by first batch of 2,500 aboard five wooden vessels Sunday and management team Thursday lUng). We end up not getting 0 s towed them out to sea. it morning he would contact paid, end up having to come to officials fear all of them are most likely to be Margaret Rose, the federal school early and it hurls drowned because the boats are not seaworthy," one negotiator, to settle the school teacher morale and breeds "Given our current nuclear Soviets have already fired our cities." kiplomat In Kuala Lumpur said. calendar question. 5tIIt)', PW teacher distrust of the system." I would have to theirs, U.S. missiles ate not The diplomat saitthe castaways were told. they were Ernest "I would Just like to see us Cowley, chief support the SALT II treaty aimed Moore contended SEA had at Soviet mlst1e sites, he have the same options as th being taken to an island where U.S. ships would pick them e negotiator for the school "done everything" It could to because it limits the extent of explained. "Instead they are Soviets." up and carry them to the United States. management team, however, come to an early contractural Soviet superiority," says pointed at Soviet cities." told Grooms he merely retired Rear Admiral Richard wished agreement with the school Fowler said that because the to table the Item and E. Fowler (USN) of Silver According to Fowler, this treaty will limit the extent to go on with management teams. Lake, Sanford. counter-city strategy leaves the which the Soviets can Increase United States extremely their first-strike capabilities, he _ "It's the strategy I dislike, vulnerable to attack, 9 a.m, readings: tern. pected to be mostiy westerly at supports it. He sees no disabling . % We are in a position of in. peratur 81; overnight lo 10 to mph during the day sad problems with U.S. nuclear LITTLE MOUNTAIN, S.C. (UP!) — A truck hauling ,Ir feriority, and it's a position we "We have no option of first forces and says they are 70; yesterday's high, H; less than 10 mph at night. low-level nuclear waste ran Into a ditch and overturned on have chosen." strike," he said. "U barometric pressure, 30,14; TUESDAY TIDES the Soviets capable of accomplishing the Interstate 26 today, but authorities said there apparently were to launch an attack on our retaliatory strike Daytona Beach: high 4:15 relative humidity, 77 percent; was no leakage of radioactive material. U S. strategy Fowler believes the weakness missile sites, they would be able iinds, W at 10 mph. a.m., 4:54 p.m., low 10:25 "The driver was apparently swerving to miss another in U.S. nuclear strategy is the to then sit back and await our calls for. Forecast: Fair skies and hot 11:81 p.m. result of a top-level decision to response. We would have to car,"saidAnneSmith,adIspatpJerfortheState Highway "The treaty will freeze us In weather will throughPort Canaveral: high 4:07 Patrol, "He ran into a ditch," "never strike the first blow." decide whether to attack their the position we are now In, but Tuesday. High temperatures a.m., 4:44 p.m. loss 10:10 a.m., Since the United States will -cities knowing that they still at least it won't make it will be in the low lOs and low 10:59 p.m. REAR ADM. R.E.FOWLER never fire its missiles until the- had missiles left to use aualnst worse," he said. Bayport: high 10:113 a.m., tempera tures in the low to mid The wind direction is cx.. 11:18 P.m., low 3:52 n.m., 5:11 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE . , p V Egypt Cabinet Resigns _ ____ is SPRING CLEANING 2 ' Retired Sanford Ad i I'l' \/' feric,r ? u e Pos i tic,,, In 'Weather Nuclear Truck Spills ' - __ . n.m., n any — JUNE is, , ADMISSIONS Sanford: William L. Brooks Tonya S. Hancock George A. )4ughes Frank Knight Leon Knight Jasper J. Nicholson Jr. Kenneth Prokosch Leonard G. Skates Mary L. Back, Deitona Patrick McElwee, Deltona BIRTHS: Larry 1. Sarah Daniels a baby girl, Plymouth DISCHARGE$ Sanford Judson Griffin John D. Hudson Tiny Lee King Suzanne L. Kramer Angela M. McCiafren James Nelson Jr. Henry E. Russell Juanita Southward - Carolyn J. Woodard Britt L. Yates Patricia Ann Quigley I, baby boy Alfred H. Hedrlch, Deltona Herman H. Loren:, Dellona Louise E. Pettinelil, Orange City JUNE II, 1979 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Melissa Devilbiss Carol Gatlin 1*11*1on C l*in ? u - i I In icc ___1 __ ( - • • .. .r - - • , • — ' ____ 0 • Metro Miaii ;.h ii the are Aill trinc 1,, plC- ct' together hat t:apjw-rltlt •iid %k i ll not release .J;,U:It i- it-h.-, ti his parents until the :r:vt-t :gat tori i'wnplttet! \ Ft-s(-:li' squad -.ii:ia:iiira'sI to a riiirth est \lia:iit house where .Jaiiiit- and his tither. 11obb% I - '.ti, ere visiting Saturday t-vt-::irig found the boy u:rt-iinsu:o:i- I 'olice saul (hit- alcohol content in his blood sas ::i(-asui't-1 -it LI, ilimupart - lI to the 10 1(-% U1 for 'I intoxication. 11 - Dr. ionald Wright. Dade Count - h:t'f k-putv n)e(lical t'xar:iin'r. said .laniie probahI st ailint ti .ihtjt 4 ounces tif vodka t- r:o ugh: to have been fatal It ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) — Emergency crews waited high in the Chugach Mountains near the southern end of the $9 billion Alaska pipeline today for the shipment of a metal sleeve that was forged in Anchorage for placement over a thin crack in the line. The metal sleeve, forged Sunday, was to be flown to the crack site and installed today if it fit properly, said John Rattennan, spokesman for Alyeska Pipeline Co. Workers Saturday placed a temporary clamp over the 3-inch-long, hairline crack to squelch the thin stream of crude oil that was spraying out at a rate of about 10 gallons a minute. The leak, the second such break found in the 800-mile pipeline in less than a week, was discovered during a routine surveillance flight by an Alyeska helicopter, Ron Merrett, Alyeska pipeline superintendent, said. 'Coupon Caper' Is Over WASHINGTON I UPI) — Officials at United and American Airlines say the Great Coupon Caper Is tile most successful promotion in the history of the business, but harried ticket agents — on the firing line for three weeks are glad it's over. Hustlers — some of whom have turned small fortunes buying and selling the half-fare coupons, good on flights through Dec. 15 — wish it would never end. In airline terminals nationwide, they raced a Sunday midnight deadline, collecting as many of the half-fare passes as they could wheedle, buy or-- in at least one case — steal before the two carriers stopped issuing tiiei:i. Massachusetts 'Incest - JACKSON, Miss iUPI; — State Health Department doctors will check the Hinds County jail and two state prison camps for possible cases of hepatitis that have closed both facilities to visitors. Hinds County Sheriff J.D. McAdory confirmed Sunday that one inmate who had been held at the jail and transferred to the Parchman prison had contacted hepatitis, a liver ailment. Parciunan duty officer Wayne Eleming said Camp 7 and the prison's diagnostic center have been quarrantined. He said the Front Camp, Camp 23 and Camp 24 extension, each of which has on confirmed case of hepatitis, have not yet been quarantined. Guards and inmates at the quarantined units have been treated for hepatitis as a precaution. GARDEN CITY, L.I. (UPI) — Seven years after the Watergate break-in, convicted Watergate burglar Frank Sturgis still feels bitter and betrayed. "We wte not politicians," Sturgis told a Garden City, LI., radio station in a telephone interview on the anniversary Sunday. "We were strictly agents working for the United States government at that time." Sturgis, who spent over a year in prison and time on parole, claims Richard Nixon also knew about the planned break-in and "more of less sanctioned it." UJtif.', ,',,r$,ijln,,,nt . w .,uuo.•,t i,f c.rIi-..u. !I1 5l ,fl. VtJ tIflU recession as it result. - iS - - - - - - , Doris Mager, the "Eagle Lads'" of Apopka, has just two more (lays to go in her adopted home, an abandoned eagle's nest atop a 30-loot pi lle t Fee. .\l s. ,\l a gel hopes to focus attention for the )light of the bald eagle and raise So.:ini build a birds of prey aviary as a result of her six-day ''sit-ill" ill (hit' IiI'St - 'l'hit' nest is located on State Road 119 between lViliter Springs and ()viedo. TWO DAYS STILL TO Aw l " -I GO Driving Daylight Hours J Truckers Avoid Trouble By BRAD PUItDOM Exempt and Independent fired to shots froin his service Herald Staff Writer Truckers Assn. i EXIT), which revolver at the truck's tires. Truckers hauling produce claims a membership of more One shot nicked a tire but north from Sanford are filling tIlw: 500 men and women truck (li(bl't puncture it. their gas tanks locally and drivers throughout the state. The convoy th en moved on driving primarily during ''We're shutting tiowi:. We're toward Dade City, escorted by daylight hours to try to avoid getting out,'' said EXI1' squad Ciils. trouble with striking in- president lirry Rich of Dade iAca! brokers said most of dependent truckers. City. their truckers problems have 'The main effect of the "The country cani survive been in obtaining fuel in slowdown has been confusion without us. Somebody's going to Georgia and Tennessee. and apprehension about run- get hungry." Blockage of fuel depots is said iling, but we haven't had any One shooting incident oc- to be IIlot widespread tit tl:ot' reports of trouble other than curred east of Tampa, about 30 states. problems of getting fuel," said miles from Dade City, before Striking truckers planned a Worth Yates. traffic manager time rally began. pvov t(, for Seminole C ..... 'c1' .v tA iuitlsborougl: County Ga. today to underscore their lord, sheriff's deputy fired or: the demands for an casing of Yates said the threat a lead vehicle In a at - truck restrictions on their industry. major strike was beeon:ing less con voy heading for the rally in Mike Parkhurst, head of the ominous for local brokers • an apparent misunderstanding. In dupe tItle lit Truck ers because itiost of their produce Deputies were attempting to Association, said the convo already has been hauled. lie stop the truck because they said had been tk'lavt'd from Sunday said corn was all his firm had it was ''impeding traffic" by to allo% more truckers to join left to ship. driving 10 i n ph on U.S. 301 (lie earavait In trip fromi Mort tnami 101 independent According to sheriff's Atlanta to Plains. truckers voted to go on strike at department official Maj. Cal Meanwhile, (lie White Howse a rally held Saturday in Dade Henderson, Cpl. Gene Stokes invited representatives of ii Ii&'(S City. Leaders of the rally said jutiuped on the running board of truckers coalition to nied with time strike sould continue until the truck, which then started to Presidential Assistai:( Stuart the truckers are given some move oft again. Deputy Joe Elzei:stat. relief from rising fuel prices. CI I- ciii ri ho, apparently But William J. liii!, The rally was called by the believing Stokes was in trouble, spokesman for time nwre than (.Il I -...I I I(k truckers 11- ill:: l stati-s %% hi ) atteitled a ts-kt'::t1 tial3i/u:i: I:iet- tiiii: in I 'It'v,-l.onl, -.aitl LI:,Whit,- I iliiL-.e toidil ihi little tti chiai:gt- hits i,- inbt- rs plan'. 1 have Iill\,- lh t'iiittli:i. Hill said ii I'iti shut cli ,, I] Su;:da shuti!,'. :i i, - - I think t Ii'iiit-% itabli-, Vtli atti'r tills Ituecting at hit hilt' I Ii,usc 1'.111 A111( R _ Ic ~, - I. 1. 1. ii '- ,.ti \l,,, l..g.- II, .,L., 'till . ( hi,i, It - - iiII 202 I .',i,.,. ii,, iii., 331,011 • -- Business Loans ,. ( - ___ $10,000 to $250,00() _____________________________________________ [lI Mi l".1114. 1111d ( ( ) .1 .F( 1 - j 1-813-877-5704 ________________________________________________ I ' • 11. i; It,iai:i,aI Ill e, hit . . I I •sIlIt-,-I,3li I; Ask br e., 'ii . • of n r I t I - o , , - ' i.Li I LAWRENCE, Mass. i UP!) — A brother and sister separated 20 years ago by adoption — have been charged with incest after officials learned they married May 25 even though they were aware of their relationship. Free on personal recognizance were David J. Goddu, 22, and Victoria M. Pittorino, 23. The marriage was performed in nearby Andover by a justice of the peace who apparently was unaware they were related. it was not clear how they met, but it may have been through adoption records, their natural mother said in an interview published Sunday in the Lawrence Eagle Tribune. She requested her name be withheld. in ruaciru IyIaao., I - Pipeline Repair Awaited NEW YORK iUPU — One year after California's Proposition 13 was passed, despite predictions of catastrophe from many economists, Fortune magazine says the controversial measure As working. Proposition 13, billed as a taxpayer rebellion, slashed California property taxes by $6.4 billion. It was followed by a $1 billion cut in state income taxes, and opponents . - WASHINGTON (UPI) The Brookings Institution believes the U.S. armed services — in this age of mechanized weaponry — need graybeards with cxperience as much or more as they need young, combatready troops. The emphasis on youth over experience may be a mistake, with only three out of every five military personnet regarded as being "fully productive," the institute's study, "Youth or Experience? Manning the Modern Military," said Sunday. The study said the armed services, "adhering to outdated policies handed down from previous eras, place a greater premium on youth and vigor at the expense of experience," but there would be some new thinking in this respect. Proposition 13 'Working' (i - -• _______ ' tlJ(i.I Watergater 'Bitter' AREA DEATH Fun.ral Notice In -- Hepatitis In Jail? - Legal Notice • -• 4is--- 2-.:ls4 JIW 4-.44-4'4'4 Legal Notice SR-CR 421 Improvement The Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) will Conduct a pub,c hearing on Jun. 21, 1979 at Ru g 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Recreation Deportment Civic Center, S Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Florida. iron or WASHINGTON (UPI) — The steel, recyclable mateThis hearing Is being conducted to afford interested pr the The railroads lost their apand revenue data" to defend Portunityof expressing their views concerning Supreme Court today let stand rials, newsprint paper, in- peal in the U.S. Circuit Court of Dennis A. Lawson the location aspects, design Concepts, and social, economic their requests. and environmental effects of the proposed Raymond R. Treadway a lower-court ruling on railway dustrial gases and sodium Appeals icr the District of _______________________ improvements to State.Cty Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County Loll[* Williams freight rates that could cost alkalies, and sulfuric acid. Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Columbia, which dismissed the William A. Deadman, Deltona Road 436 (Semoran Blvd.) in Oran,e and Seminole Counties, railroads as much as $75 The agency found the rail- case In July Florida. FOOT Project Not. 77120-1901 and 77120. Gldys M. Stockmar, Deltona 3504, Work Program NOS. 517523 a nd s7sa, Fed.faIAld Project P4os, roadsfailed (o provide evidence mWion. Grandess Sloblom. Lake Mary Taking their case to the V91•(I) and BRM.S791.W. Mthat a percent Increase was Supreme Court, the railroads The justices turned NOTICE UNDER down Maps, drawings, a DISCHARGES: draft environmental Impact document and oth$j FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE appeals from a group of needed to haul these seven urged that the ICC decision be Sanford: Pettiflint Information developed by the FDOT together it h written vie '" TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: received fromothsr agencies orpublic Off iclals Tony. S. Hancock railroads that the interstate commodities. The increases reviewed by an appeals court. will b , liable Notice Is hereby given that the Inspectionat the FDOT George A. Hughes Distrct Office in DeLand were limited to 2 percent and 3 Commerce Coziunission acted from June l, 1919 to Jude Their la wyers told undersigned, pursuant to the 27, 1979 during regular office hours. They will also be available at tit high Jennifer Kelley improperly when it rolled back percent and the railroads were court the inability to gain "Flclltio Name Statute", Chapter public hearing location from 10A.M. to 4 P.M. and from Rufus Smith 6 P.M. to 7 P.?, Mr. Frank Jewell, Project Manager, may Florida Statutes, will register Julia M. Pearch, DeBary the rates on grounds the ordered to roll back the higher across-the-board rate hikes $65.09, be contacted for lnformatil* with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, or assistanc, at the D,Land District Paul A. Heuschert, Deltona Office, phon, G4-734 2111 railroads failed to show the rates on those commodities and "threatens the ability of Seminole County, Florida, upon Persons who with to submit written Melissa R. Lee, Oeltona statements and other exhibits place receipt of proof of publication ot this need uniform Increase for make refunds. for a Agnes Smith, Deltona railroads to respond in the only of, or In addition to oral statements may do so at the hearing. Th* The ICC estimated the way that they can to the In. notice, fictitious name, to. may also be submitted to be documented as a pa Ella Smith, Deltona the commodities. wit: PRECISION MACHINE CO. 1eceived at the rt of the hearing Dorothy E. Head, Lake Monroe This could result In the railroads would have to refund flatlonary impact of the under which I am engaged In box 471. DeLand,FDOT Distrct Office, 719 W. Woodland Blvd. (Pose Off i Florida 32720, no later than July 12, 1979. Curtis F. Walden, New Smrna business at 103$ Miller industrial as much as $25 million. Tentative schedules for railroads refunding millions economy." Bch. of way acquisit an construction Road, in the City of Altamonte the Impact on the wetlandsrights will be discussed, a shippers and consumers who addition, staff members esJUNEI7,1979 ICC lawyers said the rail- Springs, Florida. tlinated The FOOT'S RelocatIOnAdvlsOry Assistance Program will the lesser rates would roads could file requests for ADMISSIONS: were charged the rates That the party lntecesl,d In said be prn*ntoo. The public hearing will be held Sanford: save shi1)p busIness enterprise is as follows: mint Of TransportationAction in accordance with t he Florida Depar(. found excessive, and consumers rate hikes for any Individual Eddie L.- Robinson Plan (197$). CRM INDUSTRIES, INC. C.A. Benedict, P.E. about $50 million yearly. Roby B. Sawyers commodity and produce "ctt By; s. Charles Robert The country's railroads had District Engine,,' L.ola Wilcox McMahon II, Prsident askedlora percent across-the- — Florida Department of Transportation Kyle D. Keogh, Casselberry Publish June 4, 11, II, 23, 1919 Post Office lox 47 board increase In freight rates William Wllison Jr. Casselberry DEK-26 DeLand, Florida 32720 Harold Wolf, Deltona 1. in September 1977 to offset Publish: May 29,June ___________________________________________ 13,14, 13, 17,11, 19. 20,21,22, 21 DISCHARGES: INVITATIONTOSID ,23,26.22,2,. DEJ.131 1919 Inflation and Increased costs of Sanford: The Board of Trustees of the ______________________________________________________ Joe Davis labor, materials and supplies. Seminole Memorial Hospital Invites — Joseph F. Dodson MRS. ESTHER MARK Acting routinely, the ICC did Harden Funeral Home, bids upon the following: Emory Lane Plastic Card Plate Maker and Mrs. Esther Mark, 81, a Eustis is in charge of 4). not block the hike and Leopold Wolf 4 Embossing MachIne sow 'SIl higher rates went Into effect In resident of 100 Linda lane' arrangements. Patrick McEiwee, Deltona Additional Information, plans and Killian Kennedy, Longwood Sanford, died In the Waterman — November. specifications are available at Of . ice Carolyn F. Mancusco & baby girl, lice of the Materials Mahager Memorial Hospital at Eustis, But Longwood All bids shall be mailed to the the agency began an Thursday evening, June 14. \ Marlene R. Grindstaff, Oviedo 44 investigation into whether the ~:)_ C " I Materials Manager of the Seminole _____Born InDarbY,EIIWI,MI.S. — MemorIal HospItal, 1101 East First Increases were needed for Mark had made her home in Sanford, Florida 32771. All shipping rubber, • b4d shall be postmarked not later MARK, MRS. ESTHER — nctured Sanford for the past year. She than the 29th day of June 1979, and Memorial services for Mrs. mnda r home in Miami fnr ç -I — WWII be Esther Mark, 51, of 100 Linda edonorbefore5th day Years moving there froni St. 01 July 1V79. Lane, Sanford, who died 0. Opening of such bids will take Thursday in Eustis, will be tii Augustine. She had previously Place at the Office of the Materials from the graveside In Evergreen lived in New Smyrna Beach and Manager of the Seminole Memorial Cemetery, St. Augustine, • Daytona Beach. Saturday. June 25, at ii am. Hospital ats:000'cIocl, on the ttPl day of July 197g. with Rev. Curan Spotswood of Surviving are one son, Seminole Memorial Hospital the First United Methodist Francis G. Mark of Sanford; reserves the right to relict any and Church officiating. Harden seven grandchildren and four all bids. Fu,eral Home, Eustis, in great-grandchildren, charge. !bIith: June II, 19, 20, 1979 LOCATiôw -- - --ifI UCK $7 -h HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $75 M 2'/2, 'Graybeards' Needed? S i-,-.. 91 TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — The self-proclaimed president of Iran's revolutionary court says his plans to execute the exiled shah are "not a mere bluff" and a group of three "hit men" are In Mexico today to try to carry out his order. Sheik Sadeq Khallkhali said in an interview In Qom Sunday the three assassins were members of the Fedayeen-e Islam guerrilla organization which, he said, theshahtriedtocrushduring .isJe The organization's revival was announced recently, with Khalkhali as its president. Khalkhall described the Fedayeen-e Islam as a group of "pious and devoted men In the service of our faith," though he refused to answer further queries about the mission ': - MIAMI L'l'l A 1 - -tar-lj Mia:ju l'. hrrught to }iiilrah ilop:taI drunk and Ufl(I;tlsClous cotuiit:on after cotisuinwg too tin -h olka ni rain,- juice iistt-d in at:f;irtorv uon(IItIon S' WASHINGTON UPI, Congress for the first time is looking into the alarming increase in cancer among black Americans. Today, in the house Commerce subcommittee on health, American Cancer Society President Dr. Lasalle Leffall was prepared to testify on studies showing, among other things, that black cancer rates are up 8 percent at a time when the white cancer rate is down 3 percent. Chairman Henry Waxman, 1)-Calif., wants to know why, in a time when the rate of cancer among whites is declining, black cancer rates are on the rise. Ronald Brown of the Urban League has also been called to testify about the possible new carcinogens turned up in the inner city. The latest statistics compiled in a 1979 Cancer Society report show that if the present trend continues, one black American out of four eventually will have cancer. ______ Monday, June lS, 1979-3A Hospitalized After Drinking Vodka : IN BRIEF U.S. Probing Increase Of Cancer Among Blacks -• __ Boy, NATION prying open the lock. Once inside the thief took $175 in cash other items, police said. GUN, TV STOLEN A 12-gauge shotgun and a small black and white television si stolen sometime Sunday from the home of a Sanford man, according to Seminole County deputies. Lim Knight, 57, of 2619 W. 18th Street, Sanford, told deputies the burglary occurred sometime between 10 a.m. and 7:30 p m. Sunday. The property was valued at about $150, he said. Entry to the Knight home was gained by forcing open a win ow on the west side of the building, deputies say. The burglar tihen crawled through the window and stole the property from the northeast bedroom. A woman who lives near Knight told deputies she saw a slen der man wearing a flower-print shirt walking north on Blackston Avenue about 4:16 p.m. He was carrying a shotgun wrapped iII a pink blanket and a portable television set. she said. Action Reports - Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. - - Plane Crash In Camp YARMOUTH PORT, Mass. Guardia Airport to New Bed- be Iive'tu 10 itilnutes before we An Air New England lord, Mass., and Hyannis, landed. Somebody said, 'It's commuter plane carrying 10 Mass. it crashed at about 11 becit ii brIg 10 iiuinutes.' 'l'iieri passengers and crew crashed jim. ElYl' in the 300-acre Camp '.e crashed.'' into a densely wooded Cape Cod Greenmoughi, which a state police l'tie cause Of the crash was Boy Scout campground in thick .spokeszimari described its "v ery not immediately known and fog Sunday night, killing the densely Wooded with it lot of state arid federal aviation inpilot and injuring nine others, pon:d.s and scrub brush." -estigaturs were expected to be including two girls in critical The turlx)-prop i)ehlaviland at the scene later today. condition. Otter airplane as time same Buy Scout David Perry, 15, of Passenger Susan Mourad, 19, type as one owned by Downcast Sandwich, Muss., said he and of Dennis, Mass., managed to Airlines that crashed May 30 in work her way out of the similar weather at Owls another youth, camping about a half-ni:ili from (lie crash site, wrecked twin-engine plane anti nead, Maine, killing 17 people helped rescue wnrkers gather walked a mile through the thick i n ti state's worst air brush to flag downa motorist tragedy. pi eces of wood to be used as splints for broken anus and for help. She was treated at' Air Ne Eimgland legs. Cape Cod hospital and releasod, then: helped lead rescue spokes((oIiIali Anti Wood said "Peo ple were on time ground that in Sunday's crash, the crews to the crash area. and fire and policemen were Ms. Mow-ad was at iiome plane "overflew New Bedford working on timenn," (lie boy said, family member because of bad weather arid fog early today. A "There was a lot of nioanin:g said she was doing fine, but that and was onits approach: to and groaning. Th ere were a lot she could not discuss time ac- Barnstable Airport in Hyannis of big trues broken and the IIOSC when: it crashed at 11 cident. of (lie airplane was all smashed Slit' said that same plane fl ew The dead pilot was identified up. as George Parumenter, the 'front: Hyannis to New York airline's must senior pilot and Soy with Semi. Edward M. its vice president. Co-pilot Kennedy, 1)-Mass,, aboard Richard D. Roberti, a 10-year without any problems. employee, suffered a broken leg State police Sgt. Chester and fractured wrist and was in Campell said time aircraft went stable condition. down about three miles from The inmost seriously injured time airport, and that it took were two Michigan sisters, rescue workers about an hour to Katherine Hanafee, 12, and her find time wreckage. "They had 18-year-old sister, Kin:. Both to hack and cut their way were hospitalized Ili critical throughheavy jungle," he said. condition. A third sister, The plane cut a swath Wendy, 16, was in stable con- several hundred yards long dillon. through the woods. Its wings Two other passengers, and tail were torn off. The nose Robert Saiibag, 32, of Wehlfleet, of the aircraft was demolished Mass., and Paul Boepple, 26, of and parts of time fuselage were Vermont were reported in hanging from trees. stable condition:. Another pass"I'm just so glad to be alive," enger Jonallwn Eahy, 19, of McCann, one of the passengers, Brussels, Belgium was treated said as he was being carried and released. The eighth away from the crash site on a passenger, Brian McCann, 19, stretcher. McCann said the of Brewster, Mass,, a student at aircraft was delayed in New Boston College, was treated for York for "about three hours" a shoulder injury and released, because of bad weather. The plane, Fight 248, was en After a while in the air, he route from New York's La recalled, "the pilot said it would ( UPI) - . ' '' afte r 1 ; - i ces 2 p i e o Th urs . , ' da y u can get hick n, ,cr sp c l w s 3 ' e n d fresh roll , ,a a ll for ONLY • $ , % Ill a - 111s, I Fr e Idely, nch £ ,;i i • nford Sa Phone $ 212 Watch fo r 4=SAPW~ — ~4 - .~ BIG MID WEEK NINE (9) HOUR SALEI - . - - - - - - - '. - . - - ø_.,,_.--- - S �b 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Around it had all the makings of a big bust - and a good story. Monday, June 18, 1979-4A A Lake Mary woman had phoned police and said 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director she thought there was a con artist about to call on ______ 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. her. I heard of the report and received permission from the lady to hide in a small room in th e home while undercover police caught the suspected fiend. Two things iappned. The big bust never took place and I gained an immeasurable degree of respect for police assign ed to "stakeout" duties. The suspected con artist turned out to be just another aggressive salesman who manipulated his way into the lady's home by veiled claims of association with a "government survey." No big swindle. Although a stern warning on legitimate fl MW The Clock Soviets Dupe U.S. By GEOFFREY POUNDS sales practices was given to the man, no arrest was made. But until the identity of the salesman and his true motives were established, I had to stay hidden with my ears and tape recorder pressed to the wall. It was well over an hour before that happened. And it was hot. Beads of sweat formed on my forehead, but I couldn't wipe my brow because if I moved thefloor creaked and I didn't want to blow my cover. A half hour into the adventure my ear began to itch. Again, I couldn't move. I wasn't sure how well the tape recorder was picking up the voices in the nearby room and my fears grew as a dog outside the window began an unending bark. 2 Teens Suing Wealthy Parents For college-- M oney Police had Instructed me that I could surface as soon as I saw the uniformed men approach the house. I remembered that momenta after I selected to hide in a room with no windows. It ocurred to me that there are police who do this sort of thing many times a month and probably make a significant bust on only a few of those. times. All that time, all that boredom and no heroic results that can be a frustrating way to make a living. CHICAGO (UP!) - Two teenagers are suing their wealthy father and the mother with whom they live for money to go to college. The suit was filed Friday in Cook County Circuit Court on - behalf of Kent McCarthy, 19, and Leslie McCarthy, 18. They want a college education but claim they aren't getting "Understanding Alcoholism," Is the topic of A June 27 seminar to be sponsored by Seminole Memorial Hospital at 4:30 p.m. at the hospital auditorium. Co-sponsor of the seminar will be the Seminole County Mental Health Center. enough money from their divorced parents. "I have never heard of children themselves asking for a support increase, at least not in this county," chief Divorce Judge Charles J. Fleck Jr said. "It's unprecedented and I suppose I'll have to rule on its legality." The McCarthys were divorced In 1962 and have since remarried other people. The children's attorney, Louis C. Warchol, said the father, Vern I. McCarthy Jr., was worth $1.3 million at the time of the divorce. But the fathers' attorney said his net worth has dropped since then, while admitting McCarthy is "still substantially wealthy." Detente has yielded the Soviet Union precious benefits in the form of advanced American technology sold to the Russians with Washington's explicit approval. American officials have defended these transfers of technology on grounds that they improve Soviet-American relations and that adequate safe-guards exist to prevent its use LE WAL TERS Spec -:" I , 'r, ..~ ia I 4J Source Of Somoza ,', . Interes t bu perstar .- trade by itself improves political relations, it is now abundantly that adniintø qnfruirnrtk tin NI1P - ikar - -exist to bar military utilization of American technology sold to the Soviet Union. : --'- -A,4, -~' , YA ..,-.'-,4", . L ., + . - ..-__. Th e plant's rated capacity of 250,000 trucks per year exceeds the maximum annual production of the entire U.S. truck industry. Its completely automated foundry is the most modern in existence. Its industrial computer system, provided by International Business Machines Corp., is among the world's largest. - . . + + W ite Even more dismaying, a department official told the Research and Development subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee in May that safeguards against the military diversion of American technology sold to the Soviet Union "have only marginal utility." In other words, it is easy for the Soviets to cheat on these agreements and difficult for the United States to monitor compliance, It happens that the Carter administration is currently lobbying Congress to grant the Soviet Union most-favored-nation trade status and to loosen already in-adequate restrictions on the sale of advanced technology. Whatever Congress' decision on the Soviet Union's trade status, the JACK ANDERSON BERRY' S WORLD 'flip rsfrhwnri4 In S It. ii.h.f. hi. W.0 ...U. VII WV eh,.. NWL CAT 'I' 1.11- 'fl.. £UV VICUP "drove trucks through the loopholes" of the first treaty, as one source put It, and we challenged their cheating only mildly. "We sucked our th umbs," one 5CC source told our associate Dale Van Atta. "It shouldn't happen again." The "don't-get-tough" policy came right from we do if we catch the Russians cheating? the top. A secret Defense Department memo in A law that's not enforced is no law at all. 1V76, titled "SALT Contingency Planning," Drivers will speed at will If police never make advised against flezing too much muscle on arrests. But there Is no impartial traffic cop to "ambiguous" or "minor" violations of SALT. flag down violators of SALT II. Each side must "In the event Soviet actions were ambiguous, be Its own enforcer. then it would seem that the U.S. response would As a practical matter, the enforcement options be to keep our options open in case of future are limited and tricky. We can complain, of abrogation and conduct those activities which course, but the Soviets have a long track rerd are consistent with the letter of the agreement," of shrugging off complai'*i. We con éo to the the memo states. "This is basically our current brink of nuclear war, as we did In the Cuban plan. to missile crisis of 1962. But the implications of In ether words, the Soviets were allowed to such saber-rattling in the nuclear age are ruleL grotesque. take the Ruedans long to catch unto this Provisions of both SALT I and II call for pussycat policy, and they cheated their way disagreements to be settled by the Standing Withely through the first arms t reaty. Consultative Commission. The history of SALT I, Secretary of State Henry Kis nger approved however, suggests that the SOC carries about as of this appeasement, a nd attempted to much weight with the Russians as a Little rationalize ft in the secret National Security League umpire. Decision Memorandum 2 to the Central Top-secret documents and Intelligence sources Intelligence Agency and the Joint Qüefs of Staff. reveal a few Soviet tricks that President Casier "The U.S. Commissionser (SCC) should inwi ll not disclose to the Congress when he delivers form his coimterpart that the U.S. Government WAJJHNflTflN - ,.... over the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty Is "verification." Will we be able to tell If the Russians are cheating? An equally important word but one that is rarely if ever mentioned by supporters or opponents of SALT Is "enforcement." What will - - + <?4WV &Wft If you don't like that one, Mr. Secretary, here's my suburban commuter automobile that runs on weeds and crabgrass..." + - . 'I ..'.... .%: o HOW BIG DOES 11 • --- - - -- - , '., .' .4 - --.--.. t,o o0 ... -.....- TONY ROM INSURANCE - 10 W elcome N Sex On TV--If You're In Europe When a LONDON (UP!) Los Angeles television station imported a week of British TV programs recently, it had to snip out scenes of naked ladies and bleep out bad language. It's a good thing the British shows weren't French. Or German, Italian or Danish. U they had been, Americans would have seen a show's title, but sometimes not much more. Most European television takes a much broader view of what Is permissible on the small screen than "the land that attracted the Puritans," as a British TV critic recently termed the United States. The puritan spirit also rules such countries as Spain or Greece or Norway. But elsewhere In Europe, UP! correspondents report, nudity is normal. It's even showing up on Soviet TV. Nobody worries much about language and sometimes any- + + + + thing - anything -.+'-' ' + . I 0 - I. -. - - - --' . 1 looks like he was thought up in a Recess ion? What's Happening? - one knowledgeable source said would "corn-. pletely screw up settlements in antitrust cues."' The Big Business amendment may endanger the entire antitrust legislation. Several senators may vote against the bill if the cushion for corporate fatcats In included. 0 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS cartoon story conference at the 10 Disney studios. But his head is grey with the wisdom of many years and his opinion is eagerly sought on television and as a lecturer and author. ,4t PHONi WASHNGTON (UPI) - "The would be affected mod? this year. percent; for teen-agers, froni not meet the technical defini. Americans, he said recently, good news Is that the economy To find out, UPI asked According to DRI's forecast: ) 3220285 16.1 to 17.9 percent. tion even though, he says, seem to be suffering from a is slowing down. Therp will not several of the experts who are —The unemployment rate —Unemployment will tend to "the scenario is virtually in- series of acute anxieties eruptbe a recession, but rather a making these conflicting fore- will Increase from its present fall hardest on minorities, distinguishable" from some ing in consumer protests and pause and consolidation," says casts to abandon economic 5.8 percent to about 6.7 percent women and teen.agers, but also that are labeled recessions. enviromnent demonstrations on ,Federal Reserve Chairman G. jargon and explain in simple will Involve layoffs of skilled subjects ranging from nuclear William Miller. terms what they believe is workers. will flniii'Iz,c li'p im the staff nI 'V LU U'..LIIUI LII III But his diagnosis is far from going to happen. —Industrial production will Congress' Joint Economic ;oft drinks, lie shares very few • r'r' r ' 1' unanimous. Leon W. Taub, vice The first lesson that emerges decline at an annual rate of 5.5 Committee,says: "An awful lot of these forebodings. president, Chase Econometric is that many who predict a percent during the third quar- of forecasters are feeling that Are For Flowers : 0 relatively close Some of them, he said, are in I 0 Associates, says flatly, "The recession and many who ter of 1979, and 9 percent during economic growth is going to be fact provoked by the nonnal recession has begun." predict a slowdown actually are the last quarter. Then it very little if at all in the next advance of science which can Once again, the American describing nearly the same to zero' will shoot Up. that it's now refine its measurements to couple of quarters Gene rali people are being bombarded by circumstances under different —Corporate profits will fall likely to fall very close to zero, billionths and has discovered 0 0 0 confusing labels. labels. in early 1980. The number of $14 billion by the end of this and if it falls on the negative along the way that, for Many economists predict a Technically, a recession is unemployed persons will m year. side we call it a recession and if example, the delicious tuna 2417 FRENCH AVE. recession,and some believe one two or more consecutive crease from about 6 million to Air Conditioning System _ —The rise in consumer prices it falls on the positive side we contains sonie mercury as, 1 already has begun. quarters in which the nation's about 7 million. Ironically, will slow from 10 percent in 1979 SANFORD PLUMBING a indeed, it always has. ________________ don't. The administration says economic output, adjusted for more people will be employed to 8.1 percent in 1980. HEATING "If you were an unemployed there will be no recession, but inflation, shrinks instead of than now, but number of Jeffery Green, of Wharton "it doesn't really make a Scottish laborer leaning against instead a welcome slowdown of grows. 1' available jobs will not keep up Econometric Forecasting in whole lot of difference," said the post office in Aberdeen, you 4 the economy. Stephen Brooks, senior with the continued growth of the Philadelphia, also predicts an Lee. "The point is that we're would be absorbing enough _________________________________________________ What is a recession? What Is economist with Data Resour- labor force. unemployment rate of 6.7 looking at a period when we radiation from the granite of ajiowdown? How much differ- ces. Inc., a Washington —Some groups will suffer percent for 1980, with the peak think growth will be relatively which it Is built to give Ralph ence is there between them? forecasting firm, sees "a very more than others. The jobless of unemployment exceeding 7 close to zero. It's not too ian- Nader a heart attack. How would each affect mild recession" occurring in rate for married males will rise percent. portant whether you label that a "We now demand tests of ' people? Which people and the July-September and from 2.7 to 3.3 percent; for all But Green does not call it a recession or whether you food and drink so stringent that which areas of the country October-Decem r quarters of nonwhites, from 11.8 to 13.3 recession because his figures do don't." if Sir Walter Raleinh turned an FW flM RI - been twisting arms in Capitol cloakrooms on behalf of the 11We-publicized amendment, which angular with arms that flail as presence of some toxic chemihe talks. An Interview, In fact, calm with tolerant Indulgence Involves ducking a series of rights and lefts. In action he Experts Make Predictions - - element of risk." ment of Science, "that leads a Pyke is tall, skinny and community to regard the '' -- adds millions to the costs of punishing the guilty in price-fixing conspiracies. Under the current system, the victims can often obtain relatively quick settlements and thus stop the gouging by using the threat of Increasing damage awards If the case drags on. Lobbying for the amendment, according to our sources, has been spearheaded by Time Inc., whose subsidiary, Inland Container Corp., Is based in Bayh's home state. Inland has a pricefixing suit pending. Heavy hitters from the "Fortune 500" list have A UTO INSURANCEg Ed Clady reaches over his head to sunflower he grew. Clady, of stale Road 427, tomatoes. In addition, yard contains near U. S. 1742, also grows cabbages and tom two bird houses for Purple Martins, which each day eat thousands of fliosquitocs, he says. GARDEN GROW? I... ..I Z_,..l..... , t..,..... 61.II.. I__ - in n siuui vi uupiyin win we uzt is in uvm puiviiiisuy ruinous uamages in violation with existing SALT agreements," multimillion-dollar price-fixing suits. Kissinger wrote. "(The issues) involve questions But the real beneficiaries, our Capitol Hill concerning compliance and related situations we sources say, would be the nation's corporate 1 consider ambiguous. The purpose of raising giants, whose price fixing picks the consumer's these issues is to resolve these questions, and, as pockets on a vast scale. necessary, to bring abour corrective action." By limiting corporate liability, the Bayh: Kissinger suggested that If the Russians were amendment would encourage Big Business to unresponsive, we might offer to back down on drag price-fixing cases out indefinitely. This some of our own "ambiguous" interpretations practice lines the pockets of the big-name law: in effect, proffer the Soviets a bri be to obtain firms representing the corporate giants, but compliance. The only alternative to complaint or confrontation would be to disavow the treaty altogether. Kissinger would never have done that he and President Nixon had gotten too much political mileage out of SALT I. For the same reason, President Carter is unlikely to scuttle SALT II, one of the few con. crete achievements of his administration. And that's why you wi ll hear little about enforcunent, the insoluble dilemma of SALT, when Carter addresses Congress on the treaty! BAYHING TIME: Big Business lobbyists are engaged in aqulet but determined effort to aried thro ugh Congress a controversial amendment that would save corporations many millions of dollars In price-fixing cases. Sponsored by Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., as an addition to an important anti-trust bill, the amendment ostensi bly protects smalr businesses LONDON UPl — Dr. today with the potato as a new while viewing with outraged Magnus Pyke views the efforts and unknown food, he would horror very much smaller of American researchers to never stand a chance of having concentrations of others?" create a ix,rfectly safe society it accepted. "Potatoes contain a with a measure of concern. In poisonous substance, solanine. his opinion as one of the best But the wide use of potatoes and known scientists in Britain, the extnme rarity of harm there can never be such a thing. from their consumption shows 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 "We live on Earth not in there is little cause for alarm LOW COST 0 heaven," lie says, "and Earth is from the knowledge they it dangerous pia' The ,.i.+; Li;i; ;: fli1 car is perfectly safe — if you "What is it," mused the put it down in concrete. The former secretary of the British moment it moves there's an Association for the Advance- . SALT*If They Cheat, What Will U.S. DoiI Kama River experience dictates that controls over technology transfers be tightened, not eased. I I .iv: ~0 + -' Incredibly, the Commerce Department has not yet determined whether partial use of the Kamu River plant for military production violates the terms of export agreements negotiated during the early and mid-1970s while the plant was in design and construction stages. The country can only wait the Commerce Department's findings with interest. ', U.S. Acute Anxiety :. ' j - ' . - engines are rated superior to anything in the U.S. Army's inventory. And, while Soviet production of trucks and armored vehicles has completely mechanized the huge Soviet army, units of some U.S. divisions still consist of footborne infantry. . + . - Ironically, the latest model Soviet tanks and armored personnel carriers receiving these ,. . V , W -. - goes. "Since sexual liberation took hold in Denmark, even intercourse on the screen doesn't create much disturbance," says UP! correspondent Kirsten Lundberg. "Nude men and women in bed are pretty standard fare" on Wed German television, says correspondent Wellington Long. "Indeed, no TV film that hopes for a mass audience here nudity. Some European nations apply these same rigid standards to sex, nudity and swearing on the small screen. "Spanish censors still measure morality by the centimeters of bare skin showing," said Spanish TV critic Jose Ramon Perez. But many ordinary on-the-air can do without such a scene." Many European TV systems TV channels in Europe have an anything-goes approach found are incredibly strict about only on some cable-TV systems In the United States. "We are not against naked women," said Yugi Dobrokhotov, chief of the foreign department of Mosfilm, which supplies much Soviet TV fare. "We have In our movies violence, love everything," though he added there are "proper limits to everything." The British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) recently transmitted a documentary largely photographed in a nudist camp. violence. + Sweden and Norway ban boxing from their screens, even amateur bouts. Sweden dropped a Hollywood cop series, tops in American ratings, when It became "too violent." One of Austria's channels briefly banned auto racing as excessively violent. West German networks regularly snip scenes from American shows, considering violence worse than full frontal - I-. I . In negotiationg the purchase of this American technology, the Soviets stated that the Kama River facility would be devoted to civilian production. Now, three years after the production line opened, both the Pentagon and the Central Intelligence Agency report that heavy trucks produced there are being supplied to the Soviet a'- y and to Communist forces in Eastern Europe. Moreover, CIA officials have told a congressional subcommittee that some of the 50,000 diesel enginrrijtd ecJear at te Klima. River plant are going into soviet tanks and armored vehicles. _ _____ .•. • Idea For Beatty Film . Stolen, Court Rules -- - A case in point is the sprawling Kama River truck plant, built by the Soviets to American design specifications and stocked with $500 million in machine tools, computers and foundries supplied by American companies. Th is new manufacturing complex, which covers 38 square miles, is the largest heavy-truck factory in the world, McCarthy's attorney, Owen L. Doss, said his client was Although the case apparently is Ill inois' first, Warchol said his research turn ed up a case in New Jersey in w hich a child of divorced paren ts successfull y sued them to pay for postgraduate studies. tIP,'. LOS ANGELES tUPI) — A i,auv, and .1 uiiuuuraieu with inc vriier s uuiiu, Lu ..uiumuii Superior Court has awarded Towne, an Academy Award- Pictures and testified she never $185,000 to a former manicurist winning screenwtiter, on the received it back. who claimed actor-writer script. Mrs. Mann's lawyer argued Both men denied stealing the the many of the characters in Warren Beatty and screenwriter Robert Towne stole her ideas woman's material, and Towne, "Women Plus" and characters who won an Academy Award in "Shampoo" were similar. for the movie "Shampoo." The jury agreed Friday that for the script 'China Town," But the defense said the Mrs. Towne and Beatty plagiarized testified "Shampoo" was the Mann had not proved her ideas the script written by Bernice "most personal screenplay I were so unique and so inever worked on." Mann of Los Angeles. dividual that they might not be Mrs. Mann, who left her job used by anyone writing about a Columbia Pictures, which produced the film about the after developing Parkinson's similar subject matter. The defendants denied ever sexual exploits of a male disease, wrote a script she hairdresser in Hollywood and called "Women Plus" based on having seen Mrs. Mann's script Beverly hills, was named as a her experiences in a beauty until the suit was filed and defense attorneys said Cothird defendant and also found salon. She submitted the script, lumbia had no record of ever liable. Beatty both starred in the which had been registered with receiving it. - WASHINGTON (NEA) Outside his By Robert Walters congressional district on Chicago's North Side, r WASHINGTON (NEA) - Throughout the past Rep. Dan Rost enkowski's name isn't familiar In LT''. ) year, a single member of Congress has th warted most households - but he's certainly a celebrity -officials at the highest levels of both the White :: among the country's special interest groups. / House and State Department in their efforts to 1 The Illinois Democrat last year collected close disavow Nicaragua's dictatorial government. to $120,000 in campaign contributions from 11 Only after the most recent recurrence of civil almost 200 political action committees (PACs) war in the Central American nation did United operated by trade associations, co rporations, . States policy makers muster the courage to labor unions and other interest groups. semi-publicly repudiate the regime of That's cohsiderably more than most of his _____ liui,..,______ _____ Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza. colleagues received. Moreover, the generosity of ________ , Carter administration insiders offer conRostenkowski's benefactors is particularly vincing evidence that Somoza would have been noteworthy because he had no political op_____________________ disowned long ago were it not for the efforts of position in 1978, in either the primary or gen eral _____________________ Rep. Charles Wilson, a Democrat who election. . :. ç ' represents a predominantly natal congressional Neither Rostenkowski nor his donors have . .. district in east TexaL acted illegally. But an examination of the congressman's campaign contributions, his __________________________________________________________________ When the United States sought earlier to sever Its support for Somoza, Wilson threatened political power and his recent legislative ac"rough treatment" of the bill needed to Iantivities illustrates the gross deficiencies of the plement the Panama Canal treaties and warned current system of financing campaigns for seats I OUR READERS WRITE that he would fight to "torpedâ" that in Congress. legislation. adequately measure a child's A product of Chicago's famed Democratic On Levels Testing He characterized those in charge of achievement. "machinc," Rtcnhowski is a savvy, streetNicaraguan policy at the State Department as a wise politician who has shrewdly built upon more We are not opposed to the levels During the past several weeks your "bunch of adolescent anarchists" and than two decades of Capitol Hill service to amass system. We simply request that levels paper has carried considerable repeatedly held foreign aid legislation hostage to considerable ir.fluence in Washington. tests be p3aced In proper perspedlv& coverage on the attempt of a parent his demands on behalf of Nicaragua. and that the Board enforce the Pupil His party title of deputy majority whip makes group to effect changes in the levels Although a relatively junIr and not especially Progress Plan adopted in 1977 which him the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House, test ing system currently In use in influential member of the House, Wilson was states in part: behind Speaker Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill Jr. of Seminole County elementary schools. able to follow up on his threats beca use of his Maoitty teader James C. "Pupil promotion in the Seminole , waited . membership on the foreign operations subCounty Element*ry Schools Wright Jr. of Texas and Majority 'Whip JOhn School Board meeting until 12:30 a.m. . COflUTütt Of the House Appropriations Coin. an evaluation of each pull's Brademan of Indiana. and then was granted a work session mittee. achievement In terms of appropriate More significantly, Rostenkowski ranks with the board on June 4. The work Other members of Congress, notably Rep. instructional objectives. The basis for second among the Democrats on the House Ways session turned out to be primarily a John M. Murphy, 1)-N.Y., have been staunch making this determination should and Means Committee, behind only Chairman Al presentation by Superintendent defenders of Somoza, but none has matched ' reflect teacher judgment based on the Ullma of Oregon. Because Ullman now is 65 William Layer's staff supporting the Wilson's single minded devotion to the dicfollowing: progress tests classrooxxi years old and Rostenkowski is only 51, it's widely tatorship. current testing system and touting the assignments, daily observation, assumed that the Chicagoan eventually will system as a method of making teachers standardized tests, state assessment, Undaunted by a decade of global hide-andascend to the chairmanship of the committee "accountable." and other objective data." seek, the federal government remains convinced that originates all tax legislation. that it can stop the flow of narcotics into this Paige Wilbur During the three-hour work session, Meanwhile, Rostenkowski this year assumed country by shutting off the supply from a single Nancy Warren the parent group for whom the session the chairmanship of the Ways and Means country or region of the world. Doris Thompson was scheduled had 45 minutes to state committee on select revenue measures. Behind The first such effort to eradicate heroin use in Pam Bragg their case and no opportunity to rebutt that opaque title lies the panel's exclusive the United States came when federal officials'.' or question statements made by Mr. Rhonda Otvos authority to initiate the notorious one-word or sought to disrupt opium traffic for the "Golden Layer's staff and many of the ad(Members of Spiceone-line changes in the tax code that can produce Triangle," the portion of Southeast Asia where' ministrative personnel who had Seminole Parents savings of millions of dollars annually for an Laos, Thailand and Burma meet. received mandatory instructions from Involved in Children's Individual Industry or corporation. Superintendent's office the to attend. Education) That effort met limited success only after tens,. it's certainly logical to assume that there's a of millions of dollars were poured into the, There are 28 elementary schools in connection between Rostenkowskl's influential desolate, mountainous region. But Turkey Seminole County. Mr. Layer instructed legislative role and his ability to amass a list of promptly assumed the role of the leading sup-.+ all pr1ncipd, curriculum coordinators Pleas e r campaign donors that reads like a directory of plier of heroin to this country. and a pod leader from each school to PACs. attend. If only three from each school Federal officials convinced the United Nations,...; Among the donors of $1,000 or more were trade Letters to the editor are welcomed for had attended, 78 seats would have been to finance a massive "buyout" of virtually all of;.; associations organized by truck operators, publIcation. All letters must be signed, taken. We wonder where the parents Turkey's poppy production. The action then automobile dealers, commercial banks, savings with a mailing address and, if possible, a were expected to sit. shifted to Mexico, where a multi-million-dollar,.; and loan associations, commodity futures telephone number so the identity of the United States-financed program of marijuana!".. All we, as parents are asking is that traders, proprietray hospitals and dentists. writer may be verified. The Evening and heroin eradication produced nominal the Board fairly and responsibly in-Trade associations contributing less included Herald will respect the wishes of writers splts. vestigate the problems resulting from those representing optical manufacturers, who do not want their names In Print. The the use of one test as the sole basis for But the narcotics industry simply packed up:' machine tool makers, chain drug stores, Evening Herald also reserves the right to progression. We feel confident y will and moved to Colombia, currently a large-scale:! magazine publishers, apparel manufacturers, edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform find as we have that such use places producer of marijuana and a major transconfectioners, insurance agents and textile to space requirements. shipment point for cocaine destined for the.. undue stress on teachers and cannot pro ucers. ________ United States. Warchol said the suit names both parents because the children are asking that the terms of the divorce settlement be altered regarding child support payments. "quite disturbed a bout the suit, an d you can bet it's not goin g to help relations with his kids." '. . __~ Support . - ~ ." .. 1 - . ,. I - ".,t ~-,,.'-;A.~,,.., , - ".- - I -, '' , ,h1:-*,;'' ,I 1.. .. , I .N need the money now," Warchol said. _. -,$,.-p .." . - , ,~ *1" 0 I . 7 %.. 71r_ VIEWPOINT C1AL RE1: 7E flEE -S1'11.It'TO COMM UN151 . tIUY ,,;,, rink',t.h1n t4UL.l.IULI si , ,st ...h,.eh..., 1115 !Cjj4f1 U0 %; fhn LII UIJULUUI UL WIWUII - , - , ANG year," Warchol said. "She paid for one year and now it appears that they won't have money to pay tuition for the upcoming year." She has filed suit for an increase in support payments from her ex-husband, but that has been stalled in the courts. "tier request may not be ruled on for a year, and these kids Warchol, said the teen-agers live with their mother, Janet S. McGreevy, and she paid for Kent's first year at Texas Christian University. Leslie plans to attend college after graduation from high school. "Their mother was receiving $225 a month for each child in support payments, but you know college can cost $5,000 a I I On Technology --- Monday, June 18, 197.-5A Evening herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Hemid "On their visits to Britain," said the Daily Express newspaper the other day, "Americans are aghast at how liberal our attitude is to nude scenes on Alexanderson. Added fellow executive Herbert Soedestrom, "We are so rigid concerning violence we don't permit anything at all." Switzerland, Austria, Finland and most countries In Eastern In Italy private television stations now muscling In on the state monopoly leave no holds barred. One recently carried a quiz series In which housewives removed one garment each time a listener answered a question correctly. It was very popular. "You can see and hear anything on French television that you can see or hear at the movies, including films forbidden to anyone under 18," reported correspondent Arthur Higbee. Sweden, which hiss a reputaLion for permissiveness, Is less relaxed than one might think, "Pornography is a thing we do not approve of," said Swedish TV executive Thomas Europe steer a middle course between permissiveness and puritanism, the UPI survey showed. Almost all European networks reserve sexier or more violent shows for viewing after the kids are In bed. . France and Belgium project a small white square on one corner of the screen as a warning that upcoming materla) might not be suitable for youngsters. Not that this always works. "All It means to my 12-yearold Is that this is something she doesn't want to miss," said a mother in France's Brittany region. "Then I can either give in and let her watch or have a family quarrel on my hands." 0 �, , . Evening SPORTS 6A-Evenln Herald, Sanford, Fl. 10 Monday, June 18, 1979 - I Columbus, Ohio Sunday, a move was set in motion to elevate current manager Bob Lemon to the postion of general manager and make Martin the manager in the homestand starting Tuesday. Martin was in Columbus on a scouting assignment and Stelnbrenner was there for business purposes. Lemon, whose mild demeanor settled the Yankees last season and guided them to a world championship, was said to have lost control of the club and was failing to inspire some of his players. When Martin was dismissed last July 24 and rehired five days later, the plan was to bring him back for the 1980 season. Steinbrenner is adhering to the same plan, only its implempentation comes with shocking swiftness. Lemon has three more years remaining on his contract with the Yankees, His major worry - remaining in baseball in some useful capacity - has been put to rest. "I've heard rumors all my life," said Lemon. "Nothing surprises me in this game. If it happens, then it happens. You know me ... I'm an organization man and I always have been. I've got a job and a good contract. It's the longest contract I've had since I was in the Navy." In their Sunday meeting, Steinbrenner didn't find it necessary to 'rehash his guidelines for managerial behavior with Martin. The two met nearly two weeks ago at Yankee Stadium and all bases were touched then. Martin, who briefly attended a function for a Pro-Am golf tournament in Amana, Ia. Sunday night, was cornered in his hotel lobby and said on the run, "I know of no changes in the management. I will meet with George on Monday." In Arlington. where the Yankees were playing the Texas Rangers, Lemon refused to comment further on the situation, as did his players. "Let's wait to see what happens," said one Yankee. "Then I'll have a comment to make." Eleven months ago, Steinbrenner stated publicly that Martin must stop drinking, take - ISCoREARD - byAIMa ______ ______ - ______ ___________ - Sports _______ Parade -" '- _____ $f /j';14 11q, , ) . lt %tll.TON KICHMAN _, .. 5 #/ '• Stelnbrenner A Jump Ahead ••--- NEW YORK (UPI) - George Steinbrenner is always at least two jumps ahead of everybody else. That's why the New York Yankees generally do so well. That's also why so many people aren't crazy about him. Regardless of his impulsiveness or his habit of blistering those he feels aren't performing up to the sometimes superhuman standards he sets for himself and asks for in others, he has had the Yankee situation figured perfectly all along. Last summer, he felt they couldn't possibly win If Billy Martin continued as manager, so he made a change in late July, brInging in Bob Lemon to take over the club, Now Stelnbrenner Is convinced the Yankees, who are eight games back, can't win this year under Lemon. \ corning back because there were other clubs Interested In him? Martin was telling the truth. He never identified any of the clubs, but the San Diego Padres were one of them, and had he gone with them, he very likely would've gotten a s-year contract. Getting back to Lemon, though, actually, he led the Yankees to two playoff victories, first against the Red Sox and then against the Royals, after which he guided them to a world championship against the Dodgers. Mostof the Yankee players were pretty much convinced theywouldn't have won last year with Martin, the same way they feel they wouldn't have won it thIs year with Lemon. . Puff For The There's also another aspect to his making the move now. Remember how Billy Martin had been saying he wished George . By United Press International shipped to California and the He gave up eight runs in 2 2-3 . "Right here is where you got me," says Tampa's Tom Williams, above right, to Clarence I)anlels He may not want to talk about Yankees that season before innings. PhIllIes 9, Reds 3 it, but Dave Klngman is placing signing with the Cubs as a free Bob Boone's third hit of the his mane in some very select agent. Kingman followed Bill game, a two-run dc,uble, ignited Consider company. the Buckner's two-out double with a six-run rally In the eighth following: - Babe Ruth hit his 23rd his homer off loser Owchinko, 3. inning to break a 3-3 tie and lift home run of the 1927 season 5. Then came a triple by Jerry Philadelphia. The rally handed June 22 at Boston against a Martin, an infield hit by Mike reliever Doug Bair his second pitcher named Hal Wlltse. It Vail and a double by Barry loss in as many days as starter came in the New York Yankees' Foote and Owchinko was gone. Randy Lerch, 4-4, got the win. Pirates 5, Dodgers 1 6(*h game and Ruth also hit No. Bob Shirley came in and Ed Whltson, 2-5, and Kent 24 that day en route to 60 for the Intentionally walked Ted season. Sizemore to fill the bases. Tekulve combined on a two- Roger Maria hit his 23rd WInning pitcher Mike Krukow, hitter and Tim Foli knocked in homer of the 1961 season June 3-5, then hit Shirley's first pitch three runs, two with a fifth17 at Detroit against Don Mossi. for a double to center to drive in Inning double, leading PittIt came in the Yankees' 61st VaIl and Foote and, when left sburgh to a sweep of Its threegame and Maria went on to hit fielder Jerry Turner threw game series with Los Angeles. wildly returning the ball, The win was Whitson's first 61. - On Sunday in San Diego, 18 Sizemore scored. Mick Kelieher since April 14. Bill Russell had years after Marts hit his No. 23, added a two-run single in the both Dodger hits, including a Kinnan hit his 23rd homer of eighth as the Cubs made it solo homer in the fourth. Giants7, CardInals 4 the 1979 season. It came off Bob seven wins in the last eight Krukow pitched into the broke a 4-4 tie with a runat the Fern Park Putt-Putt course. Below, Daniels 59th game and helped the Cubs pick up their fifth straight eighth inning before being scoring single and Willie sinks the clincher for his winning score of 82 in the victory, an 8-5 trIumph over the relieved by Dick Tidrow and McCovey added a two-run 54-hole, medal•play event, winning $70. Williams Bruce Sutter, with Sutter single to highlight a three-run Padres. finished second with an 83. rally in the eighth inning as St. Hitting home runs is earning his 15th save, ___________________________ Fa r r • Out ! _________ ________ ____ ____ ______ The victory gave the Cubs, Louis lost Its fifth straight. Jack something Dave Kingman does very well. Talking about them? now 30-29, a three-game sweep Clark homered for the Giants of the Padreswho were coming and Tony Scott connected for Well, that's another story. "I enjoy playing In Califor- off a sweep of their own over the Cards. nia. This Is cma of my favorite • Pittsburgh. Jerry Turner and , Braves 1 Mets 1, u*peuded, Gaiy Mathews' flfth-tñiil'ng road trips. That's about all I Dan Brigga hoinered for San homer provided Atlanta's tying cansay," Kingman said after Diego. run and the game was Exposl9,Astros3 his two-nm homer triggered a Tony Perez belted two suspended because of a six-run uprising in the first Inning. "I enjoyed playing here homers and Larry Parrish, prearranged curfew. The In San Diego and I have what Gary Carter and Ellis Valentine game, delayed twice by rain for you might call sonic hard added one each to pace a 24-hit a total of two hours, will be feelings, having left San Diego attack, giving Montreal its resumed Aug. 27 with the _____ victory and ending Joe Niekro's Braves coming to bat in the ? the way I did." Klngman, who now has 54 nine-game winning streak. ninth. A 6 p.m. curfew was set RBI, was acquired by the Mledro, 10-3, hadn't lost since prior to the start of the contest 'a Padres from the New York April29 in Thtthburgh and came so the Mets could catch a ght Mets two years ago, but was Into the game with a 2.43 ERA. to Houston. • _____ _____ 1•% l ___________ Fan- Insurance was dealt a Steinbrenner sharesthat feeling andthat's why he's going back crushing blow Saturday when it with Martin as his manager so tar ahead of schedule. I _______ George Stelnbrenner did not come with the morning milk. He dropped a 3.4) decision to the In the Top Team Apopka team ______ attended Culver Military Academy In Indiana, which is the same little I4eugut tournament, school Walter O'Malley went to, but when itcomestu having those • • so-called "street smarts," he's right up there with Billy Martin. eliminating the Altamonte Whenever SteInbrenner wishes to know anything about his Springs major league chainplon. _______ bailclub, he will talk with his front office people and with "We were hurt by two I manager. But where he gets his best information is from his regulars being away on ballplayers. This time, Stelnbrenncr came away feeling Lemon had lost vacation, but mostly, we just 1' complete control of the players, not that they were rebelling didn't get the hits," said coach alter Farr'a •. Russ Whlttlngton '. against him because he is a sweetheart of a guy who nobody can second loss In the doublehelp liking, but that they had lost their Initiative or hunger to win eleminatlon Top Team tourney. ''-.• -. under him. Farr closed with a 19.4 1'.,,, • Bob Lemon's heart isn't going to be broken over giving the overall record. Yankee manager's job back to Billy Martin. He has pretty much Aitamonte Springs' major -' Sparky' Sharp Eye A ids - s ______ By United Press International California jumped to a 2.0 pitched 11-3 InnIngs in relief of When Sparky Anderson took lead in the second on a two-run Glenn Abbott to get the win and over as manager of the Detroit single by Dickle Thon and Sid Mange, 6-6, absorbed the . Tigers live days ago, he arrived doubles by Bobby Grich - loss. Bobby Bonds' sixth career with impeccable credentIals as extending his hitting streak to grand-slam in the eighth had one of the most knowledgeable 18 games - and Larry Harlow. given the Indians a 4-3 lead. men In baseball. •, . The Angels tied it 4-4 in the top Brewer, 5, Royals . In DetroIt's 8-4 vIctory over of the eighth on a fielding error Gorman Thomas smashed • . • --the California Angels Sunday, by Aurello Rodriguez. two homers - his 14th and 15th • Anderson not only recorded his of the year - to back the nineBlue Jays 10, A'i9 fIrst victory In the American hit pitching of lary Sorensen as League after fourgames, but he Shortstop Alfredo Griffin Wlutvkee swept Its threedemonstrated to his players made up for a ninght-inning game series with Kansas City. ••. thathlsreputatlonIsadeserved throwing error that gave the Sorensen, 9.6, hurled his 10th one. A's a one-run lead with a two- complete game and the 32nd nt After Jason Thompson looped run, bases-loaded single in the the season for the Brewers, w1 a two-run single in the eighth bottom of the ninth to lift lead the league in that depa4 Inning tO highlight a four-nm Toronto. Reliever Tom Buskey, ment. Steve Braun and Darr1 outburst and snap a 4-4 tIe, the 3-1, was the winner and Dave Porter had solo homers for the Angels put runners on first and Heaverlo, 2-7, took the loss. Otto Royals. second with one out in the ninth Velex had a three-run homer Rangers6, Yankees 3 inning. Don Baylor then hit a and John Maybez-ry a solo shiot Buddy Bell socked homers in eng th shot out to left-center and for Toronto. his first two at-bats to drive In OtlaleiS, TVdIII center fielder Ron LeFlore three runs and Steve Corner, 6ATLANTA iUPI - Larry trouble nuiking the putt," said made a leaping catch at the KIko Garda drove in three s, scattered seven hits to power Nelson says tournament oUt- Nelson. "It's the golf courses wall. Willie Davis, the runner at runs with a triple and double Texas. New York starter dais are wasting their time If with undulating greens that second, tagged and went to and Benny Ayala and 1 MaY Catfish Hunter, 0.5, was tagged SANPOID Al s H INVIRNUSS they think the way to toughen cause the most trouble." third. AR * H I.U2IAS$ hit solo homers to power for both homers. Thurman J ii. up a golf course is to lengthen But Anderson notIced that Baltimore. Mike Flanagan, 8-5, Munsonhadatwo-run homer for . Its yardage. D.PrisHs II. Nelson said that considering Davis left second base early with relief help from Tim the Yankees. L.*aIass •s * S.Ki I I I "There are a lot of 1 the quality of golf played by the and ordered his pitcher Aurelio Stoddard, got the victory and II $IM*IS *I Mssdews MCK tens out here on the tow," said towing pros, "they are going to Iex, 1-1, to appeal the play. Jerry Koosman, who won his T.C*,t SI C•la ,, Nelson. "Adding yardage might tear up any course that has flat First-base umpire Terry first seven decisions of the Bige I ow, Carter N. $frawW K. CISrI se give some of them a little fairways and flat greens. But cey agreeii with Anderson year, suffered his sixth straight IS T, 01ss55v l.r-_ss trouble, but It wouldn't laze put them up against greens and ruled in his favor, creating loss. Mi$s$ $55 1-2 In U SAC cis. . most of them. it amuses me where they have to go over or a double play and ending the WhiteSox6, Red Sozi Hws IS around hwnps or down a slop game. when they tack on an extra Jorge Orta drove in three SALEM,Ind. (UPI) - Tom yar and then wonder why we and scores are going to soar.' ts ssii• starter Don Mae, runs with a third-inning triple Bigelow and Pancho Carter s-ri ,s 555-13 keep shooting out the lights The subject came up while 6-5, retired the first two batters and scored two runs, and Ken swapped finishing positions laIIUIU their course." Nelson was waiting to go out for ttore LeFlore singled to start Kravec fired a six-hitter to pace Sunday in the twin 30-lap U.S. INVI*NI$S SANPOSD Nelson, who has won more his final round In the Atlanta Al N Al N H than $135,000 the past five Classic where winner Andy the eighth. Rusty Staub greeted Chicago. Kravec, 8-4, struck Auto Club sprint car features at Ta,I 45) .1. K*y 3I1 reliever Dave LaRoche with a out three and walked four in the high-banked Salem 455 les$$cl III MIles Bean went 67.61.67 the last months - $35,000 PrsIIu slngleandKeinpwalkedtoload pitching his filth complete Speedway. - - , . No An swer : is I II J. III e.k. MCKIS. 351 ØIIS "S 5$,.,$,. Mesills i* News .5,5,5., SaaIsri previous full year(1977), says three days to go 23 under the bases before Thompson game of the season. Bigelow beat Carter to win .ss the secret to toughening a the most since Johnny Miller delivered his game-winning hit Maninensi, indIans 5 the first half of the IS-mile 51 Sl.mss 155 courseisebanging the greens. wentunderinthe1975Tucson to left. KCN Bruce Bochte belted a tworaces, but Carter turned the 35• D.PrIu55ls III "There's a course In Atlanta, Open. Alan Trammefi drove in three out, two-rim homer to cap a tables in the second for a split 3134 III Ts$,s Pinetree, where I could place The Atlanta Classic IS played runs with a two-nm homer and three-nm rally in the pjgj decision. Greg Leffler placed ni $ fj bal3 eIght feet from the hole on one of the tinuest courses on a sacrifice fly and Kemp's RB! Inning as Seattle snapped third in the first event and on most of the greens and just the tour while the Tucson Open double produced the Tigers' Cleveland's five-game winning Jerry Cannan had the No. 3 * * ,, *NI * 1-4 foujth run in the seventh, about everyone would have Is played on of the flatest. streak. Shane Rawley. 44 spot In the second. y.ci,.t • -.. ' ". ..-----.. - - .- .- ..- -. ---------- -------- --.' --.,.., •, . ---. .----- .- ._•, - . .:i: -- * - :_ Harness Racing ,4,nf,4','c,g,q . .. Blalock Still Q Fast-Start Tear _____ 704'EWYoAW .4Ns2 ' - - - - - & D Rea It 511 oc Barnett, Captures Bronco Loop TitIe - 1s - - JaI-AIai - - - - - - - ' Dog Racing - Bobtail Champ - Minors --- - _______ - . -. , - - , ' - - _ , , a Leaders Orosco Sent - - . .. To Tidewater . •, - - -. bander .- ' New to Tidewater of the InternatIonal League In order to make ".s%- of the DON'T to A Susan - rear - " •,.-.i- . ..0 j.á....,. - -, .. 144'y/'ER4R/ Trucker p4,4 ike _________ l.ii::•' - ' • .. _- _... • • L . - • Yankees and he's quite happy to complete the next three years of July 1. APOPKA *rn his contract with the Yanks, basically as their absentee general Al $ AR * H manager, from his home In Long Beach, CalIf. , •. ,1 ,.. M. Liwmsa IIS 155 WWwr Martin now Is as convenient a replacement for Lemon as Fr,yc,n.t 2SCaH.Mn 55 25 Lemon was for him. Ti., Yankees have been paying him all along II $ 1. I-WMIII I II because he's still under contract to them and that means there's lsws 25SO4.Ss.ty 351 3 5 5 I. Lswm.. 3 i no problem there. Nor Is it any big problem If be doesn't work out SmI* i s s i.aus is, because as the saying goes, there's more where he came from and •, , ,i*ce ,, 55 III If George Stelnbrenner feels he has to make another move Ten" $ 1M.sIss ysists III ,sometlme In the future, he already has a made-to-der candidate T.,.I$ II 34 In Gene Michael. *555-I I 555-3 Michael, the Yankees' former shortstop and coach, Is doing an '.ezcellent job managIng the Columbus Clippers in the Inter- All-Stars Split 'national League. He has them right up there In first pLace with a "-comfortable 5bgame lead. Michael was sent to Columbus to be Against Inverness groomed as a future Yankee manager and in all probability, one The Sanford An-stars split a day he will get his chance. pair of semi-pro baseball games wIth Inverness last weekend, chalking up a 4-3 win on Randy Meithie's four-hit pitching and Kevin Miles' winning sacrIfice fly In the 1(h, then drocPn a 32-3 . The All-Stan are now 16.6 and travel to Darien, Ga. for a pair of gaines this weekend. f4NI3EP, "/i't/R - , Ahead Of Ruth, Mans TO(JRNANEP9T ' .' / _________ Kingman Hits 23rd, ____ r)' . 1 - _____ _____ care of his health and keep out of trouble If he wanted to return as manager. A clash with Reno, Nev. sportswriter Ray Hagar last November was amicably settled out of court weeks ago. Stetnbrenner actually made up his mind to bring back Martin some time ago, but was upset when his intentions were leaked Saturday night. So irked was Steinbrenner that he considered holding off on the announcement indefinitely. jr -- . 4thraceCS-ISTime3I.0 bMr Ginger 7v;c.J; Arric't 15.20 7.00 100 ow Ranger 1.00 3 60 1 IrustaWaily 6.20 3.20 TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - In the player who fired a 4-under "I would say I started 1 Pay Runner 7 80 O Isasa Isidro 0.20 0(4.5) 117.40. P(4I) 370.50, T(4$ the years to come, they won't 67 in the third round, a round choking at the first tee," he 0(1.2) 43.20; p(3.)) 101.20; T(2•I. II 1302.20. I) 2071.50. ask how the 79th U.S. Open which he felt decided the said. 'That was not your casual 5th race 05.14 Time 31.41 Eighth game championship was won, only tournament, rose to every round of Sunday golf. EverybSedgemoor 1400 160 4 70 lOscar Olano 11.40 7.20 5.00 League 80 Jimmie who won it. That was Hale challenge thrown at him bodywasdoingthesamethingl 580 3 20 3 Said.iirquiza 600 4.20 East __________________ _______ Irwin. 5 K's Beware S 60 ôApratz Rodolfo 11.00 Sunday. W L Pc?. 05 was. ______ O(-I) 2$.0O. P(4.I) 77.10. T(4.I-S 0(3.4) 41.10; P(4.3) 105 30; T(4.3. Irwin, who carried a threeMontreal 35 Playing partner Toni Wets1301.40. ) 120.10. St. Louis 32 26 .532 3 "This is the U.S. Open, not an Phila shot lead Into Sunday's final kopf, who started the day three 4th race B S-IS T,me 31.45 ______ Ninth game 31 29 .510 3½ _____ 0 High Pressure 8 80 720 4 00 7 Mutilla round, outstruggled a Small strokes behind but shot a 76, intraclubtournament," he said. Pttsbrgh 17,20 000 4.00 fl n 3 L R 's Companion 3560 16 00 I Apraiz 1.60 3.00 30 29 group of challengers to win his had only two birdies on the day. "It puts a lot of pressure on you. Chicago 6 HPs 0.000 3 60 2Goiri 420 New York 25 33 .43) 10 second Open title, posting his And, on both occasions, Irwin If you don't feel it, then you're \". \ 03 114 40, P($.3) 374 50, T(S-3 0(1.7) 43.50; P( 7.1) 141.00; T( 7.1. __.._...:$1 •• I . ;. 2) 1)24.20. first tournament win in two rolled In birdie putts right on 011 something funny." w L PcI. OS lthraceDS.ISTime 31.72 years. Tenth game Houston top of his. 35 29 .561 ' 3 Z lUrlsih Company 1 20 3 20 2 90 2 Mutilla.Badiol 1100 1.00 3.10 .--'-'2. Pate, who won the 1976 Open Cinci 35 29 .547 1½ "The long wait was well Favorite Dish 600 1 00 6Apraiz.Sarduy 2.80 360 Although scrambling most of with a comeback finish, said he San Fran 33 33 .300 4½ 1 1.0 SGasti Olano 3 40 worthwhile," said Irwin, who the round, it was not until the felt midway through Sunday's Los Ang 30 37 .14 0 Q(3.4) 13.20. PU-I) 30.10, 1(3.4.1) Q(7•4) 24.50; P(24) 1)5.10; T(2.4• was five shots ahead with two 17th hole, with a five-shot lead, round, although six shots San Diego / / 30 35 .141 5½ £4RL 75.20. 5) 5000. Atlanta 22 41 .349 II holes to play and ended up that Irwin, who won his other behind, that he was going to 5th race C 5.14 Time 31.23 Eleventh game Saturdays Results beating Jerry Pate and Gary Open title at Winged Foot in win. But when Irwin reached ONavajoRd 2600 560 560 2Duran.Pecina 7060 12.20 7.00 San Francisco 6. St. Loult 1 iMick's Outlaw Ilrusta Mandiol 310 300 10.20 1.60 Player by two strokes. -New York 2. Atlanta 0, night * 3 Black L,mo lVicandi Prader 3 40 3.10 Montreal 4, Houston 2, night "Finishing double bogey, 1974, let it get away from him, the 18th tee still with a three-s' 4 0(1.5) 25.50, P(Sl) 132.00, 1(5-1-3) Q12-4) 33.00; P(2.4) 11.10; 1(2.4.1) He said, "On 17, I said to shot advantage, Pate, although Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3. bogey Is not my idea of myself, 'Just don't make double he birdied the final hole by g7,Pç( 4.20. 20340 .r'.rm' night $thraceC$-STime3I.47 Twelfth game championshlpgolf,"saidlrwin, bogey'andthat'swherelniade makingthe"toughestputtlhad Chicago 5, San Diego 2, night 6000 1170 5 80 5 00 1 Ramon Sarduy 11 80 5.20 2.00 I Tavern Nut . Pittst,,rgh 6, Los Angeles 3, who hada final-round 4overpar my only double-bogey. I won't all week," knew the best he 600 300 lHappyHummec 7a'A PH0Pe',j' 160 370 7Gasti Enrique night 75 on the Inverness Club course try that again." 2iarwinRick 660 2.60 5 Said Badiola , CtFPR,l7/O,Y Sunday's Results could do was finish second. 23.00. P71.7) 74.10. 1(1.72) p().7) 127.50; T(1.2. and finished the 72-hole grind at 0(1.2) 33.50; Irwin, who got $50,000 for the Montreal 19. Houston 3 oc wi 342.50. 5) 361.10. Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 3 even-par 284, "but it's two win, said he felt his inability to 10th race A 5.14 Time 31.14 Player, whose final round 3-' Atlanta A-U; Handles 59LU4 New York 1 (game 6 Sabena better than the next guy and sleep the night before con- under-par 68 matched Jack suspended 1, IS 10 5 80 2 80 a" '/R EC0//P after I innings) I To The Front 1 60 2 60 that's good enough for me. I tributed to his poor finish and Nicklaus and Jun Simons for Chicago 0, San Diego S 7/Mt,qo,yp' 3 Record River 1 00 didn't finish very well, but then brushed off a suggestion that he the best round of the day, said Pittsburgh 5. Los Angeles 1 0(14) 22.40. P(41) $5.10, 1(6-1.3) L(46UE. San Francisco 7, St. Louis I again I didn't have to." 313.20. might have been guilty of he was "very happy to finish Today's Oam,s 41qe QR/Os /*'FRE 11th race 05.14 Time 31.50 SEMINOLE Irwin, although a shadow of choking. second." (All Times EDT) lB. Rowdy 880 310 780 .#/Ei'8ERf /4' SATURDAY'S RESULTS Cincinnati (Bonham 2-1) at I Jarwin Nancy 1.40 3 00 First Race /90 fiUrFROVEP Montreal (Rogers 6-3), 7:33 5 Disco Don 3 80 1 FrostyCounsel 9.20 460 350 p.m. . IN /903 0(1.4) 11,60, P(4.l) USC, 1(4-1.5) 8 HeGone 1360 720 Philadelphia (Espinosa 65) .. 34540. 6 Royal Black SI O..' 7'/4f47uLY 3.20 at Atlanta (Matula 3-5), 7:35 12th race C S-IS Time 31.72 0(1.1) 44.40; 1(1.14) 651.20. Time 'e Y'4'wrut. p.m. ___________________________1 Budjs Gypsy 1080 10 00 .4.00 2:01.7. New York (Ellis at 1-5) 7 Stand Still 5 20 4 60 Second Race flttbutby King turnSn,l,cate. Houston (WillIams 2.3) 0:33 6 Vibrant Violet 3.70 S Hardly Karl 4.10 3.60 2.00 pm. 0(1.7) 52.50. P11.7) 107.10, T( 1.7.4) 3 Gotcha Gal 600 3.20 Chicago (Lamp 5-2) at Los Perry. SD ?i; Sutton, LA and I Miss MacB 313.00. Rice, Dos 62 21247 .326 2.10 Angeles (Hooton 6.3), S p.m. Swan, NY 70. Grich. Cal Attendance 2401; Handle $221,450. 66 fl9 40 0(5.3)17.40; 1 (S3.7) 51.20; 1 (5. St. Louis (Forsch 3.5) at San American League Pryor, Chi 54 18923 .323 Ryan, 3.4) 121.00; Time 2:01.2. Diego (Jones 5-5). 10 p.m. Cal 99; Guidry. NY 80. Jenkins, Letcano, Mil Saturday night 56 18632 .323 Third Race ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - second shot landed in the sand want anything bad to happen," Tuesday's Oam.s Tex 71; Kravec, Chi 66; Horn. Runs Pando 1.00 200 2 20 1st race D 3.1 Time 31.0$ Jane Blalock has redeemed trap. She chipped out of the shesaid."Mygimeplanwasto Philadelphia at Atlanta, night Koosman, Mlnn 62. National League Kingman, .4 Dxc Berry 3.20 2.20 8 Celeno 7 60 1 20 2 70 Cincinnati at Montreal, night Saves herself. bunker and the ball landed five hit every green. I Just didn't Chi 73. Lopes, LA and Schmidt, 6 Silo Wendy 2.20 lDealer Dick 280 2.20 New York at Houston. night National League Sutter, Phil 15; Simmons, St.L 16, 0(1.4) $10• T (1.4.4) 33.00; Time want to play and keep watching The 33-year-old Blalock cap- feet from the pin, 5 Gushing Smile Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Winhield, SD IS. 760 ChI IS, Garber, AtI 12; 2:01.3. "1 was very cautious. I didn't the leader board.' 0(1-I) 11.20, PIll) 23.10, 1(1.1.51 tuned her fourth victory of the night Lo&kwood, NY and Fingers, SD American League Lynn, Fourth Race 73.20.5 Louis at San Diego, night 9. Bair, Ci Tekulve. Pitt and .4 HR Eddie year Sunday, six strokes ahead Bos 16; Grich, Cal and Thomas, 600 2.80 2.20 2nd race C 5.14 Time 31.7$ Chicago at Los Angeles, night Lavelle, SF 0. Mil 15; Singleton, BaIt, Rice, 2 Hush Star 600 2.00 of Alice Rltzman, who was a I Sudden Jump 1120 6 80 1 00 American League Dos and R.Jones, Sea N. Mar- 3 Ease On Tar American League 2 70 Vickies Fable member of her threesome at 3 80 7 60 shall. Minn 15; Kern. Tex 9; Runs Batted In (4.2) 10-20; P (4.2) 14.20; Time East 8 Valianl Boy o 60 Proly, Chi, Hiiler, Det, the $100,000 LA tournament National League Winfield. Hras. 2:05.1. W L PcI. GB 011.5) 3I.4, P11.5) 5710. TI I-S a) Ky, KC. Rawley, Sea and Lyle, SD 55; Kingman, Chi 54; at Rochester. BaIt Filth Race fl .631 755.00. Tex 3 Frisco Boy Boston 5 00 5.00 3 60 38 24 .613 2½ Foster. Cm 52; Simmons, St.L who finished the 3rd race B S-IS Time 31 40 17, Clark, SF L,nns Star Milwauk II 60 7 00 36 20 .35 6'. Charlie Goodbee 1 20 7 60 7 10 tournament with a 12-under-par American League Baylor, .4 Claybrook Pedr New York 300 3i 31 -523 8A Pius 570 370 Cal 51; Lynn, Dos 52; Bochle, 280, had run into trouble in the Clevelnd 0 (3-7) 45.60; T (3.7.4) 212.10; ICardiac Cardinal 32 31 .500 540 Se. 51; Porter, KC 50; Grich, Time 1:44.2. Detroit 30 29 .508 final round of last year's tour S 0(1-I) 7.40. PIll) 14.S0, 1(1-S-I) Cal 17. Sixth Race Toronto 2) 46 .3)3 fl 5440 stop at Rochester and finished Stolen Bases 8 Mighty Intrude 10.20 660 3.20 4th race C 3-S Time 35.12 DAYTONA BEACH two strokes behind the winner, National League Moreno, 5 BJ5 Dutchess 660 W L Pct. 5.10 6 Keen Lawn 6 60 500 3 00 Saturday matinee Pitt 26. Scott, SI.L and North, 7 Hopes Legend Calif 5.20 40 27 Nancy Lopez. Spread The News 500 3 00 First game Led by Byron Overstreet and frame. SF 24; Lopes, LA 19; Taveras, OlraniMandiOla Texas 0 ($5) 52.70; T (I.$2 $32.50; 34 20 .331 " 3 BD Ruffian "I kept saying to myself, ' Paul Alegre, H&D 2 80 18.00 11.10 1.80 NY 15. Time 2:05.1. Minn Realty twice 3? 29 .523 That 2-1 Barnett advantage 0(16)3040 P(6.I) 10010. TS.I. 3 Carasa Pradera 5.40 4.00 can't wait to get back American League LeF lore, Seventh Race Kan City 34 31 .523 to came from behind to defeat held up until the sixth 256.50. Arca 4 20 Det 33; WIlson, KC 27; Crug, 1 Kootney Brown 13.10 6.00 4.00 Rochesterto redeem myself.'! Chicago fl 5th race A S.I6 Time 31.16 '0(3.1) 31.20; T(135) 210 BarnettBank,4-3and7-2,towjn when Alegre hit another one of Seattle Sea 23; Otis, KC 20. Wills, Tex 7 Damons Star 5.20 300 s PeteGoodbee 27 10 403 really wanted 360 310 2 20 Second game Bonds, dcv 18. 6 0aytos Tern to win this theBroncoChampionshipofthe his tape measure home runs Oakland 2 60 19 47 .288 20'/3 Claregun's Earl 8 00 7 a lDomlngoPecina 21.40 5.40 week," said Bialock, who took Seminole •5.1O Pitching victories 0 (7.3) 33.40; T (7.3-6) 135.60; Saturday's Results Pony Baseball with one team mate aboard. lCarryDodle 280 SArano Gait) II 6.80 4.50 National league Niekro, Time 2:05.2. home $15,000 as the winner. California 4, Detroit 2 0(5-I) 15.20, P15-I) 35.10. T(S-S.5) League. 1 Carasa Andre Overutreet, who handied the 7.60 Hot, 10-3; LaCoss, Cm 80; Eighth Race Milwaukee 3. Kansas City 2 b':' don't usuallY come Into a 0(45) P(45) 404.lQj 1(6-5. Forced into a do-or-di, mound duties for H&D, helped 4 May The First 6.40 4.00 2.40 Bauimor. at Minnesota, ppd., Sutcfltte. LA and Swan, NY athracefl2.ITim. 71.43 tournament determined to 1) 171).OSj 00(14) 171.40, 81 SF 7.6: Canton, PhIl rain 1.7; 7 Ru$htn Covni situation, the Longwood team give himself some Insurance as 7 JM's Fast Rapid 6 70 1 20 3 00 ThIrd game Niekro. Atl 6 Happy Tar Toronto 3, Oakland 2, night 4.80 SAIl The More but because I feel like Ive lost needed to win both ends of a the 11-year-old crashed the key 180 300 7 Paco 10.10 6.60 6.60 American League John, Cleveland 4. Seattle 3, night 0 .•o.- p (4 2.6) 4.74) 54.40; 1 Sendlntheciowns it here the 4Arca 2 80 7.00 500 last two years, I Saturday twinbill from the hit in a four-run seventh inning NY 10-2; D.Marlinez, BaIt 9-2; 3 Time 2:04.4. Boston 11, Chicago 5, night 0(251 24.40, P12.5) SO 70, T(2-S-l) 1.70 Waits, Clev 9-1; Sorensen, Mil New York 3, Texas 2. 10 96, NInth Race wantedtoredeemmyself,"she powerful Casselberry uprise that sealed Barnett's 102.10 0(4.5) 104.10; P15.1) 247.30; T(5.4. added. "No more 'what ifs' for aggregation, Kern, Tex 5-I; Ryan, Cal 8 innings, night 1 Hustlin Mickey 1.00 340 1.10 7th race 07.16 Time ISIS doom. 1506.20 3; Flanagan, BaIt, Splittortf, this one." 3 Arrica Hobby Sunday's Results 11.10 7.10 i Doe Does 1060 3 iO 2 60 Fourthgame first game saw Alegre Other boys that played key KC and Marshall, Minn 05. Detroit 5, California 6 Curt Jubilee 610 58 Allspice 300 260 2Santi Urqulza 700 5.40 2.60 Earned Run Av.ra5, The win pushed Blalock into carry a 2-1 lead into the final roles both offensively and Toronto 10, Oakland 9 0 p.3) 27.60; T (1.3.6) 441.20; Livingston 41101 300 13.20 4.00 (baed 43 innings pItched) TIme 2:03.2. Sealtle 6, Cleveland the fifth spot of LPGA money Inning, only to have Barnett defenslvelyfor H&D were Chris 0(5-7) $2.60, P17-SI 3.30, 1(7-5-2) 8Zubl Gash Ii 4.80 Nehional League LaCoss, winners with $84,652. Baltimore I, Minnesota Tenth Race 61.20. Bank rally to tie the score, on Dapore and John Andrews. 012 33.60; P12.4) 105.00; T(2-4. Cm 2.33; Rogers. MIl Chicago 6, Boston 1 S Whiiiit 3000 33 20 6 60 "This is the fastest start 5th race A 5.16 Time 3136 2.62; I) 313.50. an infield hit by Mike DiAmico. Perry, SD 263; Forsch, Hou - LEE GEIG ER 2 Quanlico Way 900 3 00 ,' To',iI Effort Milwaukee S. Kansas City 3 3 60 3 20 2 70 have ever had in my career," Filthgame 2.7). Espinosa, Phil 2.75. 6 Mercury Pride Texas 6. New York 200 OLII's Best Way The top half of the eighth 710 750 8 SaidGoini $5.10 1.20 8.00 IS American League the 10-year tour veteran said. Inning saw Barnett take the SARNETT Mar HID Today's Games (5-3) $0.20; T (5.2.6) fl7.00; 7 MIke Jezak Isasa Wally 7 40 4 20 3.40 Time 2:10.1. AIR H shall. Mlnn 701; John, NY 2.07; oAprai: Al * H (All Times EDT "Usually I wait until the end of lead for the first time wh 0(71) 13 40, P11-I) 20.70, 1(7-5-3) Gondra 7.00 4I3 3 5 5 CVpII en D'Amico Guidry, NY 2.11, Slaton, Mil A Detroit (Wilcox 5-4) at 7,601; Handle $124,010. Boston 4440 the year to come on strong." 0(11) 44.60; P(I.1) 130.50; 1(5.1. , e Odom LemarKzyk, Ton 2.4). Clint Baker hit a solo shot over McCormIck laker 4 I I Overstr,.$ 4 I 1 (Renko 5-2), 7:30 p.m. 'thraceBS.I6TIme3l.37 4) 211.40. On the front nine of Sunday's the centerfield fence. StrIkOS1 BaltImore (Stone 45) Miller 4 I 3 Ali5,I 3I I at 7 Blue Pebbles II 60 6 80 1 60 Sixth game National League Richard, 6 435 Andrews 35 I wood Cleveland (Garland 7-7), I-under-par 72 round, Blalock 3s S The Spectator Trani Pecmna 880 8 10 5.40 S60 I_CO Earlier in the contest Bobby Roardon 45$ Tempista t I S p.m. Hou lIt; Cartlon, Phil 16; 4 Jolly Goddbce started with a birdie on the first Miller and 4Carasa Arca 5 80 Allboon 3$I 3 S S Dp0fe 550 340 Seattle Alegre had Wasted MIlls (Parrott 4-2) at 3)1 Norman I 0(5.7) 40.40, P17.5) I5%.70, 1(7-5-4) I Arano Gerardo 7.60 hole, then three straight pars, a Chicago (Howard 1-2), 5:30 3 3SS Hvff DAYTONA BEACH 355.00. towering home runs for their Abney '3(4.4) 43,50; P16.4) 126.10; 1(6.4. Totals s e p.m. bogey and a "key" par on the respective teams. III 4 MvllI.,, Saturday matinee 10th race A 3-S Time 35.22 I) 231.20. CauMIl IIS Texas (JenkIns 73) at Cali7 Fruiti IsI race M 5.16 Time 3I.56 sixth. 12 40 700 3 10 Seventh game Evans m' With their backs to the wall, fornba (Ryan 1-3), 10:30 p.m 7 l's Silver Boy 7 80 5.50 3.10 I C.irvey Culie Totals 960 5 70 6 Irusta.Sarduy 25.20 13.40 6.20 She recorded birdies on 11 and only three Kansas City (Our. 36) at 7 Pliable 3 Bon Bon Eaker outs from 9.80 4 2Vlcandi Isidro 9 20 1.00 4.20 •.n,,tfRk and 12, but had back-to-back elimination, H&D rallied 6Say You Will * I,-) Oakland (Norris 1-1), 10:30 0(2.4) 31.40, P(2-4) 112.50, TI 2-4-3) 3.00 SZubi Arrieta for HIoRiafly p.m. *ies Q(7.7) 45.40, P12.7) 74.40, 1(2.7.6) S37.20. bogeys on 14 and 15. 0(26) 41.20; (57) 117,40; 1(6-2. two runs In its half of the Tuesday's Games 111.20. 11th race TA 5.14 Time 30.11 5) 416.00. "1 pulled the tee shot on 14 overtime inning, as the Detroit at Boston, night lCharter key HID 2ndraceDl.I6Tim,3I.76 RANNETI 10.80 560 110 Eighth game and had a downhill lie," she blow was a double by OverAIRH Toronto at New York, night AIRU 7 Dessert Dandy 610 260 7.60 1 JM's Speed Rapid 690 9 80 lApraixArnieta $610 5.20 7.60 Cvt I II D'Amlcs 3 1 . Baltimore at Cleveland. night 6PdssingGlance said. "On 15, I lost my con- street that scored John Cupit Odsm 7.50 3.00 6GOldCoastMax S Beide Urqul:a 70 10.50 4.60 4 2 2 McCormlct 3 1 5 HAMPTON, Ga. (UN) Minnesota at Milwaukee, Rice Ball 0(4.1) 31.10, P14.7) 101.10, 1(4-7-6) 3 Said Olano 3 III night Ill laker .centration and three-putted, It with the tying run and Jimmy Trucker Mike Adams of A110,e 11.60, P(74) 44.70, T(7.4.$) 434.00. 311 4)2 Miller 0(5.1)47.40, P11.5) 102.30, 1(6-5.3) :,wasthe first three-putt I had all (>iom wIth the winning tally. Andrews Seattle at Chicago, night III wood 173.60. 12th race C 7.14 Time 45.03 seneca, S.C., pushed his 1965 244.40. Timpesha I $ I Texas at California, night i *.aon 6 Flying Scott 'week," JrdraceMS.I6T4me31,Il $540 760 160 Ninthgame The second game packed the Dapore GMC truck cabto slightly more I I I 3 I I AllIson Kansas City at Oakland. nioht 6 F. Lee Dailey 12.60 7.40 1.60 0 SI Kido Sscar 500 S 80 1640 I S I Mills Blalock had to settle for a same thrills the first had. R&D MullIgan 1SI Sunday to win the I Goirl 1.50 0.40 1 Antonio's Spirit HuN 3 I S Abnsy SIO 1.70 I Brokers Reply i Do 1000 7.70 I I I Totals 1 Cash Countess 34 I birdie on 17 when her 40-foot jumped out with one run in the Evans 0(61) 25.60, P16.1) $1.10, T(6-4.I) first Bot*all 200 at Atlanta i Gasti 3.00 Totals 117$ :'chip came to rest Inches from initial stanza only to have thl! 53.00, P16.1) 151.10, 1(4.1.4) 153.20. OIlS) 4740; P15.1) 151.10; T(S.l. International Raceway. 421.40. 4) 245.60. Attendance 3104; Handle $21$,$s9. the hole. On the final hole, she Casselberry team push two The race, which featured 10Tenthgame HIDilath, IN lw-i managed to save par after her across in their half of the Raroostl..ik wheeled, diesel-powered cabs, SVicandi-Sarduy 16.00 7.80 3.20 MS-I FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 5.20 5.60 leasted slightly less than three 1 ZubiWally NORTH Isasa lsidro 3.50 w (. ._,.v,. OS hours. Winter Haven 36 Q($.7) $1.60; P(S.7) 260.10; T($.1. Tampa Adams won $l5,, zipping 3)1006.60. 33 30 .335 ½ Dunadln 33 31 .332 I Eleventh game past Ken Farmer of Pisgah, St.Pete 33 3) .314 2 Urquisa 20.00 1.00 3.10 Lokeland 21 1 .323 I1-, Ala,, who blew a tire and •7AranoPecina * 9.40 6.20 SOUTH slammed into a wall four laps 3Vicandi.Mandiola FortLaudirdal. II 25 .631 4.40 Fort Myers 35 2$ SO S 0125) $3.60; P121) 163.20; 1(25. from the finish 0 West Palm Farmer, who started from 3) 430.40. 36 36 .411 13 Daytona 5th .4. .4 Twelfth game .... MiamI 26 10 .314 IS the pole position on the 4 Gondra 13.60 5.60 2.50 Sday's Games " I Dunedin 2 0 MIami 0 7 (1st Game. • NASCAR track, was not in- 2GastI-Badiola 1.40 2.60 3Mutilla S.arduy 4.20 jured, bid the front axie was Fort Lauderdale S Fort Myers I I 012.4) 41.60; P14.2) 65.7d; 1(6-3.3) Winter Haven 4 Lakeland I Ii" rlppesd from hIs 1977 Ken- 224.60. Daytona Booth 6 Tampa 0 1 I worth. He was one of only three A-lOft; Handle 1151.361. West Palm Beach 4 St. Petersburg 3 I Tei.v's Games starters in the a-truck field LIkeIand at WInter Haven p. Daytona Beach at Tampa who failed to finish, Saturday night West Palm Booth at St. Petersburg First game Qlle Baker of Hanover, Osmedln at Miami Mr. Mo4an and Mrs. Barnes Show how they regrew hair They 4, ...did not have I Domingo.Diaga $1.10 5.00 4.20 Fort Lauderdale t Fort Myers Pa., finished second and won male pattern baldness. 'I 2 Arano Andre 100 6.10 $7,500 while Virgil Dedrick of 7lraniG.rardo 24.20 R. E. Borden Will ExpIn Hair Probms At 0(1.2) 33.60; 1112.1)35340. Staunton, Vu., took third in ThIHOiidlyIflfl,530N, Palmetto Av..,Sanford Fl.. Second game 'l 1978 Kenwo., winning $3,. lVictor-Pradera Tuesday, June 19, 1fl9 21.10 5.50 4.20 PI I 200mingoArca 5.20 4.20 League Lears Maser ',6" Mr. R. E. Borden will be back in Even If baldness seems to "run I TraniAndr, 3.50 By UIWIId Press lnternatfonal in 0(24) 32.40; P142) 1.2S; 1(4.2.)) 19, Sanford, 1971. Fl. again Tuesday, June the family." this is certainly Rafting Now 234.50; DD(1.4) 111.10. is the time to act on proof 01 the cause of your hair lo, "" (based on 185 t . this great opportunity. Every man Third game Nati.nal Lagve Many conditions can cause hair 9: I Arcs / 10_So 600 4.10 and woman now losing hair should loss. o matter which one is OAR H Pd. causing .. Gondra 1.40 650 take advantage of this FREE CON. your hair loss, if you wait until you BrOK, St.L 16 1$) 55 '359 SULTATION, r • are slick Bald and your hair roots Winfleld, SD 0(14) 45.25; P(I4) 151.41; T(14. 50 26059 GUARANTEED d' •si• - F . Row. Phil are dead you are beyond help So. if 4244$i.341 NEW YORK (UP!) - Left 3)273.65. You will be given a written you still have hair on top of your ' HendrIck, St.L Fr*game i'.: :" 5930971.310 Jesse thosco Sunday Ilranloinga MSZZllll. NY - . . 402257733$ 13.60 3.40 4.10 ' ..... the beginning to the end. Yk ISantiOlano Foster, Cm and grow more hair 56 21071 .338 was optlaned by the lO now is the Naturally we could not give you fimetodosomething lDuran.lsidro Hernandi, St.L 5024711.338 Mets about it before 5.00 such a guarantee if it didn't work, Members it's championship softball team from too 0(1.2) 34.45; P12-I) 117.31; 1(3.1. late. Templotn, St.L Si 24479 .32) CAN'THELP CALL Knight, Cm 43231 73 FREE CONSULTATION the Seminole Pony League - II&D Plumbing room on the roster for Male pattern baldness is the cause Just take a few Fifth game whltfiofd, SF 61 23371 .314 minutes of your time of a great malority of cases of on Tuesday, June II. 117$, lines up and smiles for the birdie. Front row, left 1 Egana.Paco right-bander Dock 14.20 4.60 AmerIcan Leave Ellis. and go to PLUMBER baldnessand escessive hair loss, for the GAl H PcI. 11.10 1.50 Holiday Inn, 530 N. Palmetto right, are Cindy Herman, Audrey Cullin, Kathy Ellis was acquired Friday lOscarGondra which no methed is effoctive. Ebb Ave., in Sanford, Fla. between I 3 Beide Enrique Mm 61 3.60 from the Texas Rangers 113 Hair SpecIalists cannot help these l)avis, Kelly Broughton, Michelle Morris; Standing 0(1.71 54.45: P(l.7) 111.SIs TIllDowning, Cal. p.m. and 5:30p.m. and ask the Desk 5021742351 who are slick bald altec years of Clerk for R. E. Borden, room Carew, Cal SI 15435 ,35$ exchange for minor league are Karlyn Watson, Laura Davis, Kathy Eggars, gradual hair lois. number. 40050 Sisthgame Kemp, Dat 5420140.353 pItchers Mike Bruhert and Bob Beth Watkins, But, if you are not already Slick Rogers, Tern Blayney, Tracy lVic$or.Di.ga II U.SO There is no charge or obligation KC Myrick. 3.00 3.10 bald, how can you be sure what 5 $VicandiAndre all Consullations are private, you Bochte, Sea 910 4.40 63225 Elliott, Jill Lewis and Bev Stough; Coaches In actually causing your hair loss? will not be embarrassed Orosco had a 1-2 record and a Santi Pradera Brett, KC in Ofly way. 100 43 272 50 .321 are Jamie Davis, Judy Lewis and Doc Watkins. 0(25) 35.60 P13s) 151.71; T12.S. Banister, Chi 57 211 33 377 419 ER/I with the Mets. 3)316.40. We accept MASTER CHARGE and VISA HEIGH-HO,SILVER Malor League Baseball Billy The Kid Back In Yank Saddle Agqin NEW YORK (UN) - Somebody once said that as long as the game of baseball existed, there would be a place for Billy Martin. Now, 11 months after being fired and - 10 months earlier than expected - the fiery little man they call "Billy the Kid" is back at the helm of the New York Yankees. After a secret meeting between Martin and Yankee owner George Steinbrenner in Won Counts, w So 1duch Hoh1N Monday, June 18, 1979-7A Herald. Sanford, Fl. - . .-.- - - .-.-.------ -. - - - - - -. --------------. , .,• - �$A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Monday, June is, 1979 Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Stephanie Smith, Robert N. Turner 111 "NEVER BEFORE AT THIS LOW LOW PRICE" --- FULL QUART 10 10 KY. BRB. IMP. GERMAN 76 VINT. CARL REH H,USflINIR GUM DOMTAL -' OLD f Exchang e Vows 1rs. 1utti ( ; u ties, lioiile Iligh 'ft.tIOOl . '.t k t d 110111C EL- 01101111C.1; Tea cher of tIit \ ( II hS I borne Economists of the Central ral I"boriila I )istr-ict of Florida liollit. Ecoiioiiii.'s 9e49F1"N / 4 QT. CASE OF 12-53.88 L'S t WILD TURKEY 10 ICY BRB. 4.99 3 - Home Ec Teacher Of Year Cont'i'nues Summer Work TRADEMARK SPATLESE _ Monday, June 18, 1979-1B 'S - ASSOUI,it 1(111 • .1 ilist riCt ('Ilcol II pass i ti Sci1111)01 1', Urevard, Orange , Osceola, ANY 12- 107.88 S ,,1r_, Lake kt' a rid Vol usia (ount ics. I"Io,idi IIornt' Ecollonlits lvssoclat loll is part of tilt.,\Illcl I t ilIlollIli. S ) ' Assoc ia tion j I S liotnewouiis(sIII t'ducat ion. business, cx- V • 'jii '. '' . 4, tenstoit and lioiiiciiiakiiig. drs. Games VI5 GOOD MON., JUNE 18 RICH iiount.-eil a runnt'i-ui at the ccclii "I ttt' mcd tug. Where a Urot.ard ('omity cachet was nailled Flori da IIoiit luuoIitm('IL,fthltIShe is a F QUART & RARE 4.99 CANADIAN z 18 I ANT'GRIA I IILJ i LIMIT TWO PEA CUSTOMER W COUPON 23 01. BLUE NUN Mrs. (;,lines Is the first Imoitic ecUrloilIi('s teacher from the Central Florida I)istrmct ieeogrnit'd in the trugratui Co-sponsored by Fainih (rtIt Magazine 2.99 LIEBFRAUMILCH - U ( .,t of Education. LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W'COUPON 11 Ii I. of It'iimiessct', College of home Ecouiomiiics .m,iil S racuse University. GOOD SAT., JUNE 23 le8l ' .,l ,tduatt of tht, University LIMIT ONE P11 CUSTO* W/COUPON GOOD M ON., J_.i YAGO 1, YR. 86° SCOTCH o t . t' •-' 4 - t 0 •' :....- .-:\ . mot and Me Alliel 1ssoc lilt loll, tilt- \w,imI Pmograiii is In I V.0. BARTON tilt -Sixth ('oriscctivt' year. 10 YR. OUR.ON All iii(biVitiU,il currently ,otic iii AllI,\ and ,, 6e990T. I hunt' I':t-ouiitmmiit's 'I'eacticr STR. KY ANY 12 - 79.95 CANADIAN S'iNSETANIogUe 046A " Fl [:1 OMEGA 940 GIN MOST OTHERS ARE $0 : 5.99 QT. JACQUIN'S 5* BRANDY Son And Wife Make Pigp en C) 1on 's Lovely H 0 e 6.49 OT. DEAR ABBY: Our son an d Ilmatik God they found each them. I finally blew my stack his wife are tx)th 30. lIe'san ether. just before they left. They assistant professor and she's a They were here last apologized and we parted social worker. They've been Christmas and my lovely home friends, married for a year and lived looked like a pigpen during After they left, my husband together for two years before their entire stay. They threw toll me that if I can't keep i that The 'me Coming to visit us their clothes around, left wet trap shut ilds words and treat WEE no chlldren.He got (lie iilCSSlt!,I and promptly updated his will. I may have been left out of his will for all I know, but at least it iila(IC tutu update own. IN I.. ' DEAR G.A.(,.: I hank for a e 8 YR. KY, BRB, ROYAL DELUXE IS CLOSING ITS FO EVER R I ORS DO JUNE 23 MEWS WOMEN'S I ' AL TEEM ER ~'FINAL NO l)tJMM\' IN l)ENVEU C (1 N Fl U K N 'I I t I. It) "NEEDS TO IA)SL Vt f'.l(.lI I IN SACRAMENTO": 0. spct'd sill not make >i,ii lose t'hghL It ihl t,iily t'iiUSt' >011 II, cat faster. uuonie iiui mile. Do you Here's how I got illy fattier to update his 30-year-old will, 1k had left everything to uiiy ish >- itum had more __ III ugiiii is to give visibility to contributions of Itimihi (.a,ni 11 i %v% III(II l(hll.iII/4 ii ills ( 1,110 ioll ticia 15 years! MARKoDOWK will, asking for his suggestions on how to dispose of whatever lit- was leaving to tile since I had healthier coinimiumiltics; amid to identify outstanding programs, teaching t ccliii iq ucs, Iuit'tho(js and activities. Selection criteria ill- cl tmdc i nova Live and tm ca ii V d pr ii g r il ills, c- I ve It' a clii it g tt'cbuimqut's, tlt' elopmuicuit and itmlplL'IIlt'tita( ion of liiitiit' ('('(tulotuIi( Concepts and principles, evidence of program mmtmpact on individuals, faumiilit's and c -ommimuiunuts ; integration of hmutuie e'c'oumormiit's subject matterwith other related disciplines such as 5('It'mk't', Too, Old." Send $1 Ailli a long, self-addressed, stumped 128 cents? envelopl, to Abby, 13z I.ask) Dri%e, fle%erly Ifills, stimnulati' stutlt'uits ill their ii own growth ill amid out of (he classroom, Mm- s. Gamut's, a 10-yea, teacher- at I.s muinui high School, has developed tb' only ( 'oopi' rati vi' I bout e Eroriotmimt's Prog ram raiti iii 'lhbl('K I.ASlbl-s A INilitilar trick used bs muitilels to mima ke their lashit's -,(,(-in thicket arid longeu imivolvcs simmtpls ui I ali- ummi usi hg halts lJtv.rlt'u t"must apply out' oat if imiasr'au a lashes, arid ss limb' t hit's mi' still ss 'iitl's put somlit' lxiltdcr on ttn'mui, either ss ithi a toumib ui a small s nm''. Wait a test seconds, and tlu'mi apply if . to j111 MONDAY TU ESDAY - X 0 41JI t'uiiifitii.' ('itmint Iii Conjunct ion miii teachercoordinator duties of time ('Ott p c F a Li V c II ii EeoumtImuiI(' Eduratuomi I 'rogu- amui slit' Instructs classes imi tilt- Textile and litthimiig I'rograuui on the South St'tiimmiok' t'auiipuShe will I' teaching classi''.. this summiumiem Gcod Juite 18 19 20 JR. JOE LUNCH Served with french fries (risp cole slaw and a small iced di tiik ' $1 5 9 III II R Re g. s1 72 . 1HH, iiII ta fill ',culiuig all up'et touuiai-hi amid curimig uiaust',i - ca uist-il b' Indigestion. uit'rvt's ii Motion mlltit's m sumuipl to gct a druggist ti give son a lt't oummut's THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17 92) Sanford Between Honda & ABC Liquor "Not Just Another Hamburger Joint T RY OUR HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM CONES of cola s' utip. I last- a lasts lah,bt'sbso,i U% ill) haIl hour. -umit oii should sisum SUGAR OR VANILLA CONE feeling better. '44 SUMMER SE1,11.11,11*11 DANCE DAYS 8-PACK 2.29 CA Luncheon Specials . -0 '1 fU):AALI1 T. EMILION QUET-ST. EMIUON EGUR-ST. ESTEPHE c-ST. EMIUON HAIJT MEDOC -ST. JUUEN T. ESTEPHE JACOBINS-ST. EMIUON ET-MARGAUX -HAUTMEDOC 1. JUUEN lION ROTHSCHILD-PAUIILAC -MONDUT-ST. EMJU.ON -HAUT MEDOC ES LIBERAL-PAWLLAC GAFFEUERRE.ST. EMIUON Your choice: Single 1 Pc. Crispy Hamburger Fried Chicken (Tomato & Cheese extra) Salad Bar Salad Bar OR Small Drink Small Drink 8.9c 9.4 9.41 9.95 9.95 9.95 11.95 11.95 12.95 12.95 13.95 13.95 14.95 14.95 15.95 19.95 '1 1* 89 offer expires 7/I 175 ST. JOHANNIS ZELLER SCHWApz KATZ' IMP. GERMAN Freshness you can taste. 4.49. . 1 Are Coming-.. JOIN US FOR THE FUN! 2 WEEKS OF EVERYDAY CLASSES JULY 16th THRU JULY 27th. * INTENSIVE DANCE TRAINING FOR: 9 Beginner Intermediate - Advanced CHILDREN. TEENS - ADULTS - .6 * BALLET-TAP-JAll * ALL CLASSES MEET DAILY MON. THRU FRI. AS * CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION A *dance 91 17-92, Sanford 2560 S. Elm Ave. Sanford - II - ---S 11 -- . S .--' IlL )10 Your la.shes %%ill collit. out tla(k and Jill-t) it,okil1 g. Callf. 90212. lilt WEDNESDAY /1 Using The Right Touch ct. friends? For the secret of popularity, get Abby's nest booklet: ..II( To To 1k Popular; mother who has been dead for You're Never Too Young or I sent lily fattier a impy of lily FREE it. That (fill it. DEAR HAD IT: Lay don some ground rules. If they break the rules, and you can't keep your trap shut this sordsj, put the slobs up at a motel. is SHOES AND disgusted and mmmdc au apPolfitment with one of the imiost prominent arid expensive estate lawyers in towiu - I hen I casualt y told illy hiusbamid about DEAR ABBY: 'flue letter from the wife asking how to get her attorney husband to update - till -. h Will illS I 7 QT. ANY 12-69.95 BUY I GET 1 DMt AIRY; My husband. who is attorney, kept putting off updating his will. My riaggimig did rio good, I' inally, I got HAD IT IN GA, ABC 6 YR. OLD !3i1860 STR. KY. BRB. good suggestion. bLend out for another. ! Sanford Shoe Cent r ANY 1274.95 • "-' arid L AST THE PREMIUM IS IN THE IJOTTI.E.NOT THE PRICE _4 n for two e, ceks this smnur and tonels on the bathroom floor, umn our children like guests, we 1 am not looking forward to it. ate all over the house and should put theuti U at a nearby I love the them both, but t%%o smoked pot in their bedroom. I motel when they sit. bigger slobs I've never met!- was exhausted picking up after Abby, do you think I was out of line for telling those kids off! And how about laying down some ground rules be fore their next visit? I know I won't be K able to keep my trap shut if those slobs don't clean up their *A Q0 CANADIAN ' PREMIUM '?' - 323-1900 322-9272 �, .2B-Evening herald, Sanford, FL Monday, June 18, 1979 _________________________ _________________________ J Legal Notice TO F GIlT S TI ________________________________________ _________ _____________________________ EVENING 6:00 @J @ 00 NEWS ED STUDIO SEE Talks with young skateboarders. country singer Beth Crider, visits Alaskan Indian fishermen (RI 6:30 fl her young son leave their small mid-western town and head for Cahfornia in search of a new life (Part 1) @D 0 Came Running (1958) Frank S.natra Dean Martin. A young man feeling disillusioned with the world seeks solace from an assortment of seedy but honest characters, 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Some MA'SH Hawkeye and B.J. discover that Charles menially paid Korean servant has much more to offer than they originally assumed. (R) MARIE CURIE Maria Sklo. dowska serves as a governess in Poland before entering Ihe Sorbonne in Paris. After finish. ing first in her class, she pro. pares to return to her homeland. -. NBC NEWS @ 0 CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEORE(R) 1:00 () (T TOMORROW Guest: Veteran television newsman Howard K, Smith MORNING @ 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Los Nessman, the timid news director, hears an insulting remark about his manhood from a sportscaster and decides to commit suicide (R) ® MARY TYLER MOORE Mary meets up with an unfavorite ox -boyfriend, 0 THE CROS8.Wrrs 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 10:00 4) 0 LOU GRANT While REPORT YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPE. CIAL 'Cajun Cousins" Two youngsters, both descendants 6:25 1) PORTER WAGONER ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE OwHEWI ED ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) ü CBS NEWS iJ2 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTERROGERS(fl) Notice, the fictitious name to wit: 1200 ED AM. WEATHER And Nightmares" 6:47 11:00 EDDICK CAVET Guest: EL. 00 012) NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest' Ten- (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS nessee Williams () TODAY IN FLORIDA Doctorow, 11:30 III © TONIGHT Guest host 2112)LITTLEHOUSEONTHE PRAIRIE Charles and his Fonda, Arotha Franklin, Joe Wambaugh. 6:55 not yet old enough to be called men (A) jJTODAY @30 FRIDAY MORNING RESTLESS NEWS 00 ED SESAME STREET (R) 12:30 CA tOO I1I 012) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 7:25 J TODAY IN FLORIDA (11J NEWS 8:00 (4) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY 8:25 12:37 0 THE FBI "The Defector" 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (l) NEWS 8:30 - . • 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU(R) I Come To The I _____________________ . '".' ' I iJLAZA iw1'ji'. . I Etning I'Iiuld 1 2:00 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE t4w 17 97 327 7502 ________ 2:30 (] Q,2) ANOTHER WORLD @30 GUIDING LIGHT Sundoy - Noon Frido ______________________________________________________ ONIY5Oc . ATrIWI.lsTtueQrestul AclIonStarIOsc$rWlni',,r 'I 3:30 0 MA8H(R) ELECTRICCOMPANY(R) . -- A______ ______ • ______ ____ ______ _______________ Kiddies We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the many wonderful expressions of sympathy and deeds of kindness shown to us during our recent _________________ _________________ __________________ PLAZA II) 7:30.9:30 Show (LI EMERGENCY ONEI 0 BEWffCHED I GIANT BA . FUNNI!STCOMIDYOF'V!AR I OWORI.DOFThEBEA 0j MAKEMELAUGH lNNatm*M.ri, . BILLY JOE FIELDS, GUN8MOKE 5:00 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ____________________ ______________ : _________________ ______________________ ovIELANDj... ____________________ I I DIRT 6:30 102$ C CLIP HERE - - - - - fl-Instructions _____________________________ Legal Notice - Legal Notice CASE NO. 7•fl4.CA-O4-E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF - - - - - - AAA EMPLOYMENT 917 French __________________________ 323 5176 __________________________ and RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St Nursing & Cony. Center. We are accepting applkations for full & part time emptoymenl, Over 188. hIgh school education, Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ,. Way Food Store, __________________________ Travel Agent-minimum 2 yrs. recent exp. For interview phone 668.5069 or (904) 7158777 for appl. Needed today, will work around your Schedule. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323 5176 _____________________ Real Estate Sales people needed now. Computer multi listings, micro film trade program. Locatedoff Hwy l36across from t.ET'S BE HONESi If you weren't looking for a new Bldg. come in 8. talk to us. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS call 1.800432 8403 anytime for recorded message. 'A CREDIT INTERVIEWER Appointment setter, $3 per hour to start plus bonus, pleasant phone work with good working con ' 29-Rooms . Ag Sanford, Gracious living from $26 weekly. UtIlities included, 5005. Oak. 322.9623; 811.7663. 13 & older an exciting opportunity LargeAir Cond, Sleeping Room to earn EXTRA SSSS I Quictrnanp'eteri'ed dUrIng 372 2729,ll4MyrtleAve. s c h oo I vacation. Clean turn, room. Separate bath & entrance. Air 8. heat. Close to Call Circulation Dept. SUBURB 3723111. ________________________ ________- 322-2611 _______________ ________________ Agriculture to PUD Planned Unit Bookkeeping, clerk, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Notice is hereby given that I am original of said defenses with the Publish: June 4, Ii, IS, 1919 dependent AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND Clerk of thIs court either before DEK2$ _______________________________ TC DONALD JOIINSON USE ELEMENT OF THE engaged in business at 16$ Willow service or Immediately thereafter; Address Unknown SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRECreek Cove, Longwood, 37750 otherwiseadefault Iudgment be Notic.of Public Hearings James Orshal Seminole county, Florida,FL under the entered against you for thewill relief HENSIVE PLAN FROM PRESER. The Board of County Corn. lid itioiji name of LONGWOOD IN. co H. Bradley Smith, Esq. VATION.GENERAt_ RURAL TO demanded in the Amended Petition. missioner's of Seminole County will 440 Waverly Street, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT WITNESS my hand andthe seal of hold a public hearing In Room 203 of Waverly, New York FOR THE PURPOSE OF RE. intendoftoregister with the saId court on this 6th day of June, the Seminole County Courthouse, Clerk the Circuitsaidname Court, SemInole Reliance Insurance Co., ZONING THE 1979. FOLLOWING Sanford, Florida,onJune 26, at co Ithaca Agency, DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM the provisions of the Fictitious ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., possible,toconsidera specific land TO DONALD JOHNSON: The PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP. Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon Clerk of the Circuit Courl 665.09 Florida Statutes 1957. use amendment to the Seminole following Citation Is published MENT: Seminole County. Florida County Comprehehslve Plan, Or. pursuant to an Order of the Sig. Jon D. Macxendrick Lots 1 through 11 and Lots 14 BY: Eve Crabtree dinance 7723, and rezonlng of the Surrogate's Court, Tioga County, PubliSh June 11, 11,258. July 2. 1979 through 20, Block H, and all of Block DEPUTY CLERK DEKI? described property from .1 Retail State of New York dated June 5. , Replat'of SectIon 1, Sanford ______________________________ PubliSh: June II, II, 23, July 2, 1979 CommercIal DIstrict to M.1A Very 1979. Grove, as recorded in PIat Book 4, DEK si . Light Industrial District, persons interested in the estate of CITYOF Page 21 of the Public Records of API ORDINANCE AMENDING BRUCE HOWARD JOHNSON, late Seminole County, lorlda, and the CASSELIERRY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ORDINANCE NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR- FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, -AMEND#E- 77.25 WHICH' of the Village of Waverly, in the East ½ of the SW'/ of SectIon 32, ED LAND County of lioga, SaIe U Township 195, Range 31E (less the NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that CIVIL ACTION NO. 79'1122.CA.04.E SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRE. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE the CIty Council of the City of IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF thereof and less that part lying in HENSIVE PLAN FROM COM- HEREBY CITED to appear In the said Replat of Section 1, Sanford Casselberry, Florida adopted Or DIANNE NEAL BOWLES, MERCIAL TO INDUSTRIAL FOR Surrogate's Court of the County of Grove) and the West 'Ar of the SW¼ dinance 383, as amended, entitled: THE PURPOSE OF REZONING oga, before our Surrogate of said An ordinance of the City of of Sec. 3219S.31E., together with the Petitioner, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED ounty, at his office in the Court W S of the 5½ of the NW'k of said Casselberry, Florida, amending a and PROPERTY FROM Cl RETAIL HouseinlheVillageofOwego,Tioga portionofOrdinance2u,oftheCity DAVID CURTIS BOWLES, section (less that part lying In COMMERCIAL DISTRICTTOM.1A County.NewYOrlI,onth,l$thdayof of Cas$elberry, Florida; defIning Roseland Park recorded in Plat Respondent. VERY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL July, 1979 at nine o'clock in the conditions of approval; providing Book 7, Pg. 51. and less Roseland DISTRICT: NOTICE OP ACTION fortonof that day, then and there for conflicts, severabIlIty and el Park 1st additIon according to the TO PVT. DAVID CURTIS The West 'r of Lot 100, less State to show cause why: (I) the damages fective date. BOWLES Public Records of Seminole County) Road 16, St. Joseph Addition (330 ft. awarded to the Admlnistratrix Above ordinance wat adopted at a and less the RIght of Way for HHB-1)ph r iCId Artillery x 460 ft. Section 28, Township 19, herein for the conscious pain and .'egular meeting of the City Council Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, State t. Carson, Colorado 10913 Range 30. ConsIstIng of ap. suffering of the decedent should not Road 46 and less Right of Way for on May 21, 1979. proxImately five (3) acres. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an bedistributed,pursuantto$ectionl, MARY W. HAWTHORNE, Brisson Avenue, aclion for Dissolution of Marriage Further, the Planning and ZonIng 1.1 of the Estates, Powers and Trust CITY CLERK Further, the Planning and Zoning has been fIled against you and you CommissionofSemlnoleCountywlll Law; Dated this 12th day of June, 1979. Commissionof Seminole County will are required to serve a copy of your hold a publIc hearing in Room 203 of Publish: June II. 1979 (7) the damages awarded to the hold a public hearing in Room 203 of wrItten defenses, If any, to it on the Seminole County Courthouse, adminlstratrlxforwrongfuldeathof DEK 71 the Seminole County 0. H. EATON, JR. ESQUIRE, Sanford, Florida, on June 6, 1979, at the decedent should not be Sanford, Florida, on JuneCourthouse, 6, 1979 at Petitioner's attouney, whose ad 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as distributed pursuant to Section 54.4 7:30 P.M., or as soon as NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS dress is MASSEY. ALPER. WACK Possible, to review, fleer comments of the Estates, Powers and Trust possible, to review, hearthereafter comments NAME STATUTE 8. EATON, Tern Building - Crane's and make recommendations to the Law; and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: . and make recommendations to the Roost, 165 WhoopIng Loop, Board of County Commissioners on 7:00 P.M.. or as soon thereafter as 31-Apartments Furnished M. Unsworth Realty 716O6Ioreves 3230517 - W Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 322 7881. Sanford -_________________________ _________________________ immediate occupancy. New .1 BR, 1 B block home Walking distance to hoSpital, doctor, nursing home & downtown 527,500. w excellent terms 372 7111 alt S Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. . I BR, sioo mo. inc. utilities Plus $Sodep. Call 3230536 _______________________ Ithaca, N. Y. ______________________ * 33-Houses Furnished HORSE LOVER Person to help with horses, r'eaking in 8. training. Must love your work. Great op. portunity, excellent pay. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French 323 5176 2 BR House _____________________________________ 322 3156 _______________ -----. ----. ________________________ _______________________ 36-Resort Property ______________ '- -- , ' ____________ ________________________________________ front Apts. weekly. Call 3224036 Realty World, The Real.Estate if no ans. (901) 2529192. Agency June Porzig 3235324. __________________________ - - 'A, ' EXPERIENCED WELDER Excellent potential with national Company. Top pay. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French 3233176 ___ 37B--O(fice Rental .. . (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for 12005g. ft. total. Ideal for carpet. ww professional suite. _ WAREHOUSE WORKERS Heavy physical work. Able to learn, Permanent positions. Reliree acceptable. 323 1101. (Ci garage. On large wooded lot, Many Extras McGovern Builders Call 377 8910 after p.m. Garage apt. Reduced to $18,500 Additional information may be to take, pursuant to Section 1.1.4 0 AdditIonal informationthe may be "Fictilious Name Statute", Chapter the original with the Clerk of thIs obtained by contacting the Land the Estates, Powers and Trust Law. obtaIned by contacting Land $63.09, Florida Statutes, will register Court either before service on Development Manager ate 323.4330, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, PetItioner's attorney or Im. Development Manager at 3234330, Ext. 306. have caused the seal of Office of our Ext. 306, in and for Seminole County, Florida, mediately thereafter; otherwIse a Persons not able to attend te said Surrogate to be hereunto af. Persons not able to attend the upon' receipt of proof of the default will be entered against you hearingwhowishtocommentonth, fixed. publication of this Notice, the tic, and your marriage to pefitifln,, wIll proposed actions may submit hearingwhowishtocommen,onth, tltious name, to.wIt: WITNESS, HON. ANDREW F. proposed actions may submit be dissolved, written statements to the Land SIEDLECKI, Surrogate of said written statements to the Land HOLIDAY 1SLEPROPERT1ES WITNESSmyhandandtp,elof Development Division prior to the County, at the Village of Owego, N. Development Division prior to the under whIch we are engaged in this Court on June 14, 1979. scheduled public hearIng. Persons V., 5th day of June, 1979. business at 701 East Semoran (SEAL) Scheduled public hearing. Persons appearing at the hearings may Blanche Sholkom Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, appearing at the hearings may Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. submit wrItten statements or be Chief Clerk of the Florida. As Clerk of the Court submit written statements or be heard orally. Surrogate's Court That the parties interested in safd heard orally, By: Cynthia Proctor By Order of the Board of County (SEAL business nterprise are as follows: By Order of the Board of County As Deputy Clerk Commissioners of Seminole County, John P. Moore Commissioners Seminole County, MASSEY, ALPER, WACK I Florida. Attorney for Proponent and Address Florida, Victor A. Notopoulos EATON Arthur H. BockwIth, Jr. Rt,bsrt J. Hines Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. .1W. Schoiftelkotte 143 WhoopIng Loop County Commissioners of Ithaca, N.Y., 14150 Edward F. Welch Altamonfe Springs, Florida 37701 County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida Iersonal asiiu*aiaace is not Dated at Seminole County, (305) s.soiIi and 131.4339 Seminole County, Florida By: Joann K. Hare necessary unless you desire to file Florida, this 17th day of May 1979. Attorneys for Petitioner . By: Joann K. Hare Deputy Clerk obiections. Deputy Clerk DEJ 139 . OEK9I DEK? DEK41 DEK.I AAA EMPLOYMENT____ 912 French 323 5116 - AVOW FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details. call 641-3019. MANAGER TRAINEE minded person. Fast oromosions Good benefits. Top Publish: May 26, June 1, II, 15, 1979 Publish: June II, 25, July 2, , 1979 MA EMPLOYMENT Publish June 1), 11.251 July 2. 1919 Publish: June 7, II, 1979 917 French 323 3116 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ACRES , __________________ 43-Lots-Acreage , -----------. I 'I ________ ____________________________ _______________________________ ______________________ ____________________ 59UsiCal rchandise 713S' 5 French ('1921 Sanford 323 5374 MOTHER.IN LAW 1g. 4 BR. 28, DREAM HOME! Super 3 BR, 7'., FR, CHIA, carpet, InC. 2 kIt, bath home on ½ acre in Shadow ranges, 2 ref., dbl. sized utility Lake Woods! Every imaginable well. $36,500. 5)1,000 dwn & assumed or FH.VA terms, fireplace, DR. FR, eat in kit. chen! Buy Now! Newt Select Own Colors! Your for $86,250 Wanted to rent with option to buy shopping I waterfront. $23,000 — 41'HoU$eS HOMEOWNERS: Don't iose pour credit We h8ve helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you, TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Bought I - &Sokt ______________ _________________________ -z'en ter Front . I 1w Grr-,'nhouse 322 9141 : vi's alter 68. weekends , FrecEstimafe F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL Repair, renovation & light const ' ____________________________ _________________________ ______________ Ceramic Tile _____________________ _____________________________ Ire,' Puppies & Kitlens To good Ifoint' Call jitter S p iii 323 0816 ________________________________ I ''. Lawn Service ______________________________ eneral Landscaping Rose specialists, top sOil & fIll dirt, lawn maint 8 tree trimming. 323 2946 MEINTZER TILE -- I Cash 322-4132 ____________________ Steeping Bags,$14 99up WE lILlY 1JSEt3 FURNITURE & ARMY NAVY SURPLUS APPL lANCE S Sanford Fur _______ -. , .... _______________________________________________ HEAVY-DUTY METAL ________________________ Dressmaking ________________________ ________________________________ ______________________ __________________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc, (LOCAL) 319 5371 i.'c t4.c. '"' Exterior Cleaning _________________________ "(4-.. M.or Repairs fl&P Exterior. Fungus 8 mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks. etc Free Est 339 6066. 668 833S __________________________ lawn mower repair at your home Seminole County only! 831 2089 - ___________________________ Painting ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, inSulated, shady inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air cond. ."e. .i' — DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured.Bonded FREE Estimates. (305)3229460 ' DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145. I day Serv. good paint 8. Ref. 331 5579. ___ cages. 377.3152. FOR SALE Ugh? luiIng ____________________ Alterations, Dressmaking _____________________________________ Drapes, Upholstery 372 070? Groomihg& Boa,dng - BARRELS , DIM LAWN CARE Residential & Commercial 372 5547 ____________________________ New or repair, leaky Showers our specIalty 25 yrs Exp 869 8sa2T __________________________ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave "a Buy 8 Sell, the finest in used 50--Miscellaneous for Sale Refrig . Stoves, tools — -. -fur,ijtu, -. - __________________ _______________________ Improvements __________________________ Plumbing Service Retired man Small repair work. ALL PLUMBIPIGPROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service OPEN TOP '/ITH Roofing & painting Free Est. Call anytime' 3736543 Chg Cds. - 323 0174: 3224601 CO\/ ERS 350 RACO Foam, fiberglas a. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call - 3210839 or 904 734 6108 collect_ _______________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT ___ REMODELING & REPAIR . .':.i• Martin's 323 1111,3.39 7693 ___________________ Concrete work- Patios, side walks. driveways Free Esti. 'nate Call Mr. Taylor 322 8545. I Custom built iron work. window guards, gates etc. S,G.BALINTIASSOC. 3228665 — EACH I-Ieit1d SANFORD FLAS PARK Branch Office 323-2222 -' _____________________________ ___________________________ -----ôSPets-Supplies P MOWING&L A NDSCAPING Carpentry IS YOUR HOUSE BROKEN' Call Dick L,ucy 323 7580 LAK EF PONT COUN TRY 7 reside'nc5 on approx 7 acres, 100 It. lake frontage 315.000 ESTATE SALE'. 2565 Call Deltona 574 4079. Certified Lawn 8 Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 8719 Mowing 321 0096 _________________________ ____________________________ 3234681 ANYTIME REALTORS Lawn ltMintenance Al RICAN VIOt.ETS Sanford's Sales Leader AS IS 515,000-Sanford, 2 frame Inc. REALTOR, MLS houses. Live In one I rent the other ,Ideal for the handyman. 32357/4 Day or Night ________________________ _________ TOWE P'S BEAU TV SALON ..tor merly t4arriett's Beauty Nook JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! i 322-2420 - Beauty Care -_________________ __________________________________________ LEADER! WE' LIST I SELL' PERFECT SETTING for an. MOREHOMESTHAN8NYONE! SOLAR HEAT low el. bills, 1g. 3 BR, 1½ B. quiet area, nice landscaping. Only $25,900. . SIRE IstSt,32S7 4 2 47-A-Mortgages REAL ESTATE ASSOCIAES .101W SANFORD'S . SALES tiques. 3 BR, 7'.'z B, charming 2 story home. Exceptionally Quiet neighborhood. Picture book setting. sss,000. IN THE WANT ADS 372 2611 or 831 9993 Licensed 3230039 ___ central heat, Enc. garage, dining room, breakfast bar, fencedyard&Moret BPPWAR. RANTED. Wow, $21,500! EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY Alan's Appliances __________________________ I neighborhgod' BPP WAR RANTED Just 533,5001 home in Washington Oaks with Am, 'ricn Sod 634 2200 BAHIA SOD $34 (lOOsg. ti Free Del on 4400 sq ft or more _____-_- I plete' Thomas organs, pianos Ilob(3alt'sDiso Centerinc,. 7207 F rend, Ave 327 ________________________________ ) )) The Real Estate Agency I _________________________ area I Many Extras! Good NEAT 3 BR. I", bath home in nice neighborhood! Lg. LR, DR. porch, convenient to school 8. shopping! Super starter home! A buy for $71,000 NICE Winter home or starter, very clean, 2 BR, Sc. porch, near 3or4 BR house 3236343 _________________________ Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisal SEARS, Sanford 327 1771 _______________________ Refrigeration A C Repair ________________________ ONE OF A KINDI 3 BR. I bath home in Winter Springs! Ww carpet, central H AC. FR , dining — _____ - 68 Wanted to Buy WHAT A BUY! Neat 3 BR, 1 Bath home in Bel Air on shaded lot! Newly painted, eat In kitchen, fenced rear yard and Much More! Only $23,9O.- 11i1IIh1LS ______________________________ equity 3?? 0216 ___________________________ fiaborn REALTY REALTOR 322 4000 MLS ____________________________ OVER 125 SALES THRU MAY 1979 £ Air Conditioning Jfl 0(? 8 'liii B P 'U , Losing your home & credit' I will 49-B REALTY k ,'lcc,'ssnril'c w lr,,iier 51.195 '.-- AppIians ' _________________________ _______________________ ' i _______________________ _______________________________ rpe STE NSTROIVJ the reserved price Call 904255 - REALTY WORLD. , . 38—Wanted to Rent - _____________________________ -- ___ 1 su.'ats. 5450 373 00)9 or 317 2111 ______ ______ n' Aqiiasport ops'nIisti,'rm,in. 115 Eviuirtjci,', di'ptti finder 8. lots of Wymore Rd., Altamnonte 8.5? 7483 aborn RIALTY public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's Wooden Coriney Bass float, 35 Hf' _________________________ ) catch up back payments & buy HANDY MANS SPECIAL 127 Laurel Dr., Pinecrest. $23,000 HURRYI A* TONA AUTO AUCTIO Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. -- Sanford, Fla 32113 - ______________- -_______________ 4Aut State Property -- ' — .:.re listing BROCHURE writ.' CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N C 78906 ___________________________ BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave .Sanford -, 2'927 Hwy I? 93' I I WILL BUY EXISIIN(, 1st P. 2nd MORTGAGES P L"cjg. tiC __ 1974 Cadillac Coupe Do Ville equipped with every option Beautiful car Excellent buy 668 1620 __________________________ _____________________________ itui fl 'acres (molt Lake Sylvan area, 510.000 William M,ullczowskj, FIREPLACE ON LARGE LOT '°° I IALTY uIAuoi _________ _________ _________ ________ 1978 Plymouth Volaresport coupe 6 Cyt Air. PS. PB. 12.500 mi ,,,.,,, ,• •, ______________ Orlar,do327-1577 8. fish pond. 3 or 1 BR's, -swImming pool, all on canal leading to St Johns River. $125,000. oriental type rugs, good selec tion of occasional tables, odd I 55---Ioats 8, Accessories S Acres nice home Site, high & dry, 3 BEDROOM. PANELED KIT CHEN, NEW ROOF, WRAP 101111,5 NewlistingonS?. Johns River. See tins to make your dreams come tru'i;iertalnment room us - 75 models Call 3399100 or $34. 1605. (Daalsr). ________________ -........... ___________________________ ___________________________ CAPE COD. 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FM"' 4I, CAR I New listing- country property, treed 7'7acres near IISR 46. 3 BR, enc. porch to lull around in during these hot Summer days. A must to see. Only $53,500. assorted wrought iron pieces, .iJi S,liiti)r(I,'is,' 3216841 K [NOR E WASHER I'arts rvice Used Machines MOON IV APPL lANCES 3230697 ______________________ I Jdnford32l-0702 , REALTOR 322 4000MLS _____________________________ new battery, new upper & lower ball joints, 55.45 32? 4593 _________________________________ __________________________ I.Ii'ctric Dryer IN WItI5I'EPING __________________ LODGE OR YEAR AROUND I $59500 Sanford 321-0640 () looks & runs good, new tires, I SANFORD AUCTION. I OFSANFORDREALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 1968 Dodge Coronet, PS, radio, x . NEW cottee fable with 2 ________________________ PiNES WAL K TO BASS (API TAL LAKE GEORGE $26,700 wii ti EXCELLENT TERMS WILL DIVIDE Sciglt'r Realty, Broker 321 0702 3710640 LAKE FRONT B BEDROOM. 7 BATH, FIREPLACE, r ULLY FURNISHED GREAT FOR - -. 1971 Toyota Celica GI. 5 Spd clean, FM AM. vinyl top. asking $7500 322 2213 aft 323 7927 1215 S French 323 7340 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5700 matching end tables $39 Sanford --VA 8. EHA Financing Furniture Salvage. I? 97 So. of ALL APPLIANCES, LARGE , '' ' '' IOxSO 7 lIP Mobile, awning, AC. ..-_.. FENCED YARD. FRUIT ' 1976 OndAic Van 300. 1 ton. AC. PS. TREES 530,000 or 313 5215 ----------.pets - 3??-7861 ---battery. new tires, designed for POOL HOME 3 BEDROoM, 7 P1 NECR E sr. 3 BEDROOM, HUGE LIVING ROOM, CEN 80-Autos for Sale - some ijlassware & OIletibI S VISA MASTER CHARGE $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ 51-Household GOOdS __________________________ ___________________________ ON SALE NEW twin size box sprngs & mattress 523.95 ea See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding & shingle roof Beautiful Lot - Paola, cleared W ON OVER SIZED LOT sometrees, 96'x170'. Only $7,000.3' UNITS LOADED WITH FRUIT TREES. FRESH PAINT & NEW 2's acre tracts zoned agri. $1,250. ROOF. $42,500. RENTAL IN Good terms, owner holding. COME SHOULD BE $500 REALTORS " "' With own tools, split SO SO with boss. Fast moving service station, I HA°PINESS IS! 3 BR, 1"7 bath __________ REALTORS MECHAN IC -42-fyjf3bjle Homes '77 Yamaha DOHC 750. mag. table & chairs, claw toot round oak table, oak line drawers, ______________________ ,t,iricicr5OA_Jewelr)s atti'il IRK gold watchband, penny i'ight, $800 Retaiied ________________________ CH, behind Kmart, Forest City, 535,000. VA of FHA. REALTY WORLD The Real Estate Agency * - CApPETED. WITH GARAGE 538.900 OSTE EN $44,C00 a NEW HOME a 3 Bdrm . 2 bath, large kitchen W' dining area Fireplace in Living _____ ______________ A ___________________ _________________ 78-ItorcyCIes - — Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 ____________________________ _____________________ nitureon consignment this week. Highlights include 9 Pc in,ihogany DR suite plus others. odd china cabinets, several BR suitOS including I French Satin ___________ ___________ on corner tot near shopping & schools $19,900 OLDER SPANISH STYLE STORY. 3 BEDROOM, II BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIRE PLACE. FENCED REAR YARD 520,900 From$IOtoUO Call 322 1674: 327 4164 WIONMAIFP FURNITURE I Paying $16 & up men's, 5$ & up woniens class rings Also buying pUY SELL TRADE wedding bands, sterling & any 37? 5622 irst St. 311 315 u - ------ . -----marked gold Any cond 678 2732. _______________________ pc OR suite new. $239. S PC LR $3 Loveseat $41 95 8. up. 72-Auction ' CREEK FRONT. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME. FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR . town, very clean & roomy. See _______________ JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T _________ BE ANY!! RETIREESor NEWLYWEDS 11 1 V INCLUDING 2 BE DROOM. FAMILY ROOM & CREEK ON Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down The City of Winter Springs, Fl will receive applications for a back hoe operator. Must be exp. For Information call City Hall 327. 1800. (3) the dec*dent's father, Donald Board of County Commissioners on 9'. qualified buyer $30,000 to 538.000 Low down payments. BUILDER 322 7287 ___________________ P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl 32771, undersIgned, pursuant to the on or before July 19, 1979, and file Publish: June 7, II, 1919 Build to Suit - our tot o yours. ' FHA.VA, F HA 235 & 215 ___________________ _______________________ Box 23, c o The Evening Herald, _________________________________ _________________________ _____ 2 BR, 1 bath house completely renovated, over sized tot Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm ____________________________ _________________________________ 2780 _____________________________ ________________________ - up. Pool. Adults only, 1 BR'-- $189 on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1)92 in Sanford. Call 373 8670 Mariner's Village. A.I AGRICULTURE TO PUD • 321 0759 ___________________________ t yp ist. 2 to 3 yrs. exp. 50 WPM. Downtown FICTITIOUS NAME Wanted Applianues any cond Washers, refrigerators, etc Kelloqqs Auction, 323 7050 - REALTOR 327 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE WOODED COUNTRY PROPER Peg. Real Estate Broker THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Development, Closing Out S nice bicycles. $15 ea Picycte parts about $700 north vers reasonable You name it Wi' h,W,' it 2836 Grove . I 30-Apartent5Uurnd EVENING HERALD 332.31,3237)73, 322.0779 _______________________________ _________________________________ _______________________________ _____________________________ ' Mechanic for VW's, S day wk., paid holidays, fringe benefits, $700to$300tostartdependlngo., exp. 3392967. Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars. trucks & heavy equipment. __________________________ 32? 5990 sizedrap.'ries. sio& up Sanford SUN JULY 1. I M lurnit.' .' Salvage. 1797 So Ot , SANFORD AUCTION 323 7310 Snførg U? 8721 . - , ----- - , ... --________ For Estate Commercial & - Sliding glass doors. complete set 8 Resident a I Auctions & Ap MUST SELL QUICKL'v Ossner greenhouse, many more praisais Call Dell's Auction, 373. going North 31 w game rm 8. ittYOlS REVERSE AUCTION .t ' 5620 Fla rm , c,i peted, drapes. ' 5 Santorcl Ave Open noon -- ____________ __________ washer & dryer $39.000 to 530 & 6 3d tO 8 Tue thru • PUBLIC AUCTION • COOL OFF in a sparkling pool _________________ _______________ • Mon., June 18, 7 PM. that's privacy fenced Clean, Have received a tine lot of fur find him listed in our Business Service Diredory. BATEMAN REALTY _________________________ THE SCHOOL BOARD OF NEW YORK, Cal I Bart Zoned comm. 2 lots Sanford Ave. ' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used. any condilion 644 $126 - LIKE THE OPEN" SPACES' tO acre tarm land w mobile home WitI throw in goats. chickens & rabbits AND tractor Near Geneva $35,750 .'i.'fl.. i,aays " (au Jean 327 4241. County. Florida in accordance with (SEAL) P RENT WITH OPTION 2304 Lisa 2636 Sanford Ave Tablew leat, 1utcPi & 6 Chairs Reasonabie 3?? .1371 IiiC MARKHAM WOODS RD 2fl. country estate on 4 acres Stable 8. pasture ' Cute Room Centrai H A, w w carpet, Some experience in credit. 830 to 5 Mon. thru Thurs., 8.30106 Fri Excellent pay. AAA EMPLOYMENT _______________________ f corporation and PLY.MARTS, INC., By: 'S William P. Layer LAKEFRONT-POOL Secluded tree studded lot 200' on lake 18*40 pool 3 BR's, 3 B's, formal LR & DR. sauna & exercise rm I BR summer ______ ______ -- ______ ______----_------- Career Opportunity-- Insurance debit, sates & service. Good salary. Complete training wogram. Job opening In the Sanford area. Phone 327 1141. DUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO., and that I P , v Enterprise, Inc. Med&.lnç, Realtor 641.3013 ______________________________ Experienced a must. Use all types 1B4IP Wted TONY LIVINGSTON, wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Office Box 2147, 501 Park Avenue SEMINOLE COUNTY Qtind Mapie For Saie by owner 3 flR. 2 bath. split plan in Uppland Park 3?? _ ,290_alter 6 p m NATURE LOVERSHIDE A WAY __________________ boss. ____________________ - Will be Split between office and warehouse. Permanent Challenging position. 373 6666 If you're inthe business of building your busines....use the Classilied Ad often, TUTORReading Specialists, Patient ______________ HALKER, whose address is Post ________________________ ________________________ _________________________ 5isceIlareous for Sale ___________________________ 77-Junk Ca Removed 68-Wanted to Buy -__________________________ ____________________________ , REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 377 7498 Cash for your lot! Will build on _____________________________ Attorney for Petitioner, whose THE Just think-if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any! physical work. Handle phone orders, bills of lading Retiree Creative ExpressIons 323 8812 Clerk - .t ca r3'.t SCIiOC'L :u. sell at publIc auctIon to the STENSTROM, bAvis, McINTOSH ' A'WD OF SIMlNOLE COUNr'p, n,g,i.'I bidder for cash at the West & JULIAN North, Winter Park, Flbrlda 32790, - ning June 2. Sanford Early offering for sate to the highest CASSELBER RY, a Florida banking Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the bidder thefollowing described house corporation, Plaintiff, and GROUP original with the Clerk of the above, ___________________ _________________ Hwy. 17.92 3127501 Good typing skills, telephone work & able to use dictaphone will land you this lob AAA EMPLOYMENT _________________________ 41-Houses 599.000 Eve 322 0612, 322 1587, 322 7177 GAL FRI DAY thisad,andifweweren't looking SANLANDO HAL COLBERT, REAL INC. _______________________ Meats. C'o MARY SAILOR, North. South Carolina 29112 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants, that RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON, has CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE filed a Petition in the Circuit Court NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that of Seminole County, Florida, for under a Judgment of Foreclosure Dissolution of Marriage, and "c's are and Sate entered by the Judge of the required to serve a copy of your Circuit Court in and for Seminole written defenses, if any, on NED N County, Florida, on the 6th day of JuL IAN, JR. of STENSTROM, ba lancenf remeinlngamount within TUSKAWILLA AREA lop of the line in new homes. 3 BR, 2 B w FP $99,500. - - , - 41ouses ____________________________ -----41-Houses iand Sales -- $600 per week possible, Work part time, Ex. perlenced only Please reply _______________________ Tony Copolla ASC. Realtor 4 2518 ___________________ " o'clock P.M. on June 25. 1979 at the being Case No. 781673.C..C, . I __________ delivery, mm. $70 order. Sanford Fiat & Only child care center open __________________________ 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 02) BEWITCHED EDOVEREASY ____________ - Enroll now-school age childrenfor summer fun-arts, crafts, & field trips. 323 6121. ______________________ TO: PEGGY L. FIELDS. also IOdaysaflernotlfica$Ionofawardor BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC. ____________________________ known as PEGGY LAMB forfeit the deposit end all claims on TION, according to the plat tñereof Noticeof Public Hearings 3371 CoIviIIe Avenue said house. The house is tg be as recorded In Plat Book 3, Page 66. The Board of County Corn. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a of i'urchase. County, FlorIda. holdapublichearinginRoom2o3of Second Amended resitlon for Complete details concern','g the (SEAL the SemInole County Courthouse, dissolution of marriage has been submIssion of bids and the terms Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Sanford, Florida, on June 26, 1979 at filed against you by Petitioner, and conditions of sale PertaInIng to Clerk of CIrcuit Court 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as BILLY JOE FIELDS, and you are saId house may beobtalned from the Seminole County, FlorIda possible, to consider a specific land required to serve a copy of your PurchasIng Department located at By: Eve Crabtree use amendment to the Seminole wrItten defenses, if any, to the 1211 Mellonville Avenue In Sanford, Deputy Clerk Amended County ComprehensIve Plan, OrPetitIon on the FIOrldadUriflgbu$lne$$hour'.tany Publish: June 11, 16, 1979 dinence 77.25, and rezoning of the Petitioner's attorney, JAN13 MARY time prior to the openIng of bids. DEK.52 described property from A.1 5:30 ________________________ _________________ -- 18-Help Wanted PEAS U PICK. $1 bu (behind WTRR Radio Station) 372 1195 ______________ NOTICEOFACTION (2) NEWS SHOW 10:00 AM - _________ _________ Petitioner.Husband, Mellonville Avenue In Sanford, city of Sanford, Seminole County, Post Office Box 1330 and Florida, Florida, at the hour of 11 A.M., on Sanford, Florida 32771 PEGGY L. FIELDS, also known as A Good Faith Deposit of $300 the 28th day of June, 1979, that Telephone: (303) 322-2111 PEGGY LAMB, (either a Cashier's Check or Cer. certain parcel of real property Attorneys for' PetItioner tified Check) shall accompany bid. described 85 folIow: Publish: May 28, June 1, , , 1979 Respondent.wlfe. Successful bidder shall submit Lots 25 and 26, Block 25, OEJ.132 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN EDMISTERROGERS(R) - . I DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM • U - Call 322.2611. GROUP II, a Florida General Partnership, et al, OF ween COMBANK.SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, derslgned Superintendent CtE p.O. y 228'.CA.Oa U - _______ . ____________ It's easy to place a Clissified Aa EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Care Will keep children my home'nights or days, for working mothers $70 for 1, $30 for 2 (5 day week) School age Slightly higher. 322 5015. Neorn to small infants or working mothers or short vacations in my home. 3725542. Covnly,Floridathls3rddayof June, defenses, If any, to It on James C. ________________________ 1979. Weart, petitioner's attorney, whose I _____________ _______________ ___________ Summar - _________ 6-Child _____________ - _____________________________ _____________________________ anks hi Care .. . 1-ard _____________________________ ________________________ - 4:00 ______ A Without Coupon I. .. Florida: EstImated Expenses S$,(I35,660.06 ROCKIE L. SMITH, individually, otherwise a default and ultimate Roger D Neiswender.. Three bedroom, P'z bath, ap. JOHN G. ARIKO, JR., individually, iudgment will be entered against County Administrator proximately 1200 sq. tt,, fireplace, MARY ANN ARIKO, individually, you for the relief demanded in the Budget Officer central air and heat, garage, front FLOR IDA LAND COMPANY, Petition BoardofCountyCorrnisslóners porch (approx. 6' X 12'), corn Florida corporation, PINKER WITNESS my hand and official Seminole County, Florida binatiop construction, pitch shingle MATERIAL CORPORATION, a seal of said Court on the 24th day of Publish: June 18, 1979 roof, Florida corporation, CENTRAL May, AD., 1979. DEK.69 Saidsaleofsaidhouseshallbeby FLORIDA ELECTRIC, INC., a (SEAL) sealed bids. All sealed bids for said Florida corporation, SMYTH ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND house will be opened by the un LUMBER COMPANY, a Florida Clerk of Circuit Court 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED FRENCH CHEF ii ____________________________ ____________________________ _______________________ 151,588.76 -- __________________ -& Found said business enterprise Is as by your husband, James Stephen ___________________________ follows: August MarketIng Corn. vmcncy, with the Clerk of the Circuit pany. 1884 South Kirkman Road, Court in and for Seminole County, FOUND: Cute black 8. tan part Orlando, Florida 32711. Florida, and you are required to shepherd female puppy about 4 Cash Balance Forward LI -CIASSIFIEU AilS sure to get re5uIts) _ Noon The DQy Before PublicQtbn (Licensed). Beautiful private BOARD a I DEADLINES _____________________________ private room. Altamonte SCHOOL 1 I. I. 3 Lines Minimum ____________________ CANNON REST HOME Canada U MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 -Noon Seminole County, Florida i'....' • 43c 1 time .. . -- - . !!ne 3 consecutive times . .. 38c a. line lcons.cütive times ..... 4-Personals _________________________ 3537 Oak Street No. 103 THE __________________ Ht$LA$TP$CTURI p U,, U 8:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M, Altamonte Springs, Florida that an action for Dissolution of 32701. That the party interested in Marriage has been filed against you FOR Time a HcYU'S U I£ IA RATES Seminole County Courthouse, 1979. 1:30 @3 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS ED CRoCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN ________ •• Every Tuesday Moring CLASSIFIED DEPT. Familyof Johnnie Wayne Gibson ________________________ Sanford, Florida, for the purpose of (3EALZ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. adopting a supplemental budget for As Clerk of the Court the FIscal Year 1978.79 to nclude By: June I. Curtis grant monies received in excess of As Deputy Clerk original budget estimates. The proposed supplemental Publish: June16, 238. July 2,9, 1979 budget Is summarized as follows: DE K-fl GRANT IN AIDE UND Estimated revenue and receipts for NOTICE OF SALE the fiscal year ending September Doesn't Live Hero Anymore" I(IDS 831-9993 The Board of Conty Corn. otherwise a default will be entered CASE NO. 7I.1173CA0t.0 mlssloflerswillholdapubtic hearing against you for the relief demanded COMBANK.SEMINOLE COUNTY, formerly COMBANK.CASSEL. On June26, 1919, at 10:00 a.m. or as In the petition, WITNESS my hand and the seal BERRY. a Florida Banking corpor. soon thereafter as possible, in the 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN PANY 7:30 ())) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 12:00 @3 BIG VALLEY The Rarklcys refuse to release two shiploads of imported rice to a friend who - --- --- - - - - - - - CLIP HERE 322-2611 • LPN full time. Exp. wFlorida U POLICE STORY Joe's attempts to convict a rapistmurderer are frustrated by a slick lawyer. EDTHEODOREBUNDYTRIAL (1975) Ellen Burstyn, Krls Kristofferson. A recent widow and OrlQndo - Winter PQrk 706, Sanford, FlorIda 32771, on or before July 19, 1979, and file an Publish June 11, 16,238. July 2, 1979 original with the clerk of this court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND DE K.50 ___________________________ either before service on petitioner's FOR SEMI HOLE COU N TV, of his cases. 9'OO J 112) NBC MOVIE "Alice Seminole By: August C. Johnson President 0HOLLYWOOD8QUARES U GOOD MORNING AMERI- lion to learn someone has assumed his identity, used his Coach Reeves is prompted to allow an autistic boy to join the Carver basketball team (R) 0 BASEBALL ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Women Inside" ln,tates of a Miami prison discuss their everyday lives, hopes and dreams wIth Bill Moyers. @J THE YOUNG AND THE ROW 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rock- prove to their sons that they're this party is engaged in business at @JOSEARCH FOR TOMoR. HI,NEIGH8OR NEWLYWED GAME friend Jonathan Garvay try to NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the Pelitioner.Husband "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter and 86509, FloridaStatutes,willregister ELLEN FINN VIDOCY, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Respondent-Wife Seminole County, Florida, upon KUTANA with the victim. 0 FAMILY FEUD CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 11:30 suspects who are artists and OIN SEARCH OF... "Dreams CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Civil Action Ho. 79•113CA.oi.E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF NOTICE OF ACTION Aristocratic sleuth Lord Peter NovaScotla. 10:30 Monday, June 18, 1979-36 CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE business at 701 East Semoran Sanford, Florida, Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, That the parties interested in said Florida, business are as follows: That the parties interested in said C. TOM ROLL, President, business enterprise are as follows: C. Tom Roll John R. Moore President Victor A. Notopoulos DATED at Casselberry. Seminole Alfredo Salgado County,Floridathis2nddayof May, 1979. .1W. Schoeftelkotte Edward F. Welch Publish June 4, 11, 18, 23, 1979 DEK 25 Dated at Seminole County, Florida, this 17th day of Publish: May 2L June 4, May, 11 18,1979. 1979 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL .CIRDEJ.130 @0THEPRICEISRIGHT 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY(R) ED HODGEPODGE LODGE 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE under which we are engaged In Sanford, Florida, 32771 in the City of 1J O HIGH ROLLERS 6:00 bug.(fl) very different lIves 3.000 mIles 10:00 'I1J1!CARD8HARK8 (.4 ALL IN THE FAMILY(R) ED STUDIO SEE(R) 11:00 J EARLY DAY up of an arson ring, Lou learns that Animal's apartment buildIng is the next target of the fire- 7:30 UPBEAT 5:53 PTL CLUB QJOKER'S WILD TO THE POINT 9:55 10:55 5:30 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Noticer is hereby given that the Notice is hereby given that the undersigneØ, pursuant to the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter $65.09, Florida Statutes,will register $65.09, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, inand for Seminole County, Florid upon receipt of proof of the upon receipt of proof of the publication of this Notice, the fic publication of this notice, the tic titious name, to-wit: titious name, to wit: OUR PLACE, NATIONAL INTERSTATE IN under which I am engaged in VESTMENTS business at 280$ S. French Avenue, 9:00 @ @D DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOViE DINAHI EEl THE LONG SEARCH 1IJ jpJ%' 9:30 7:00 TIC TAC DOUGH V• ' TreeService . TheGreenl,af Enterprise Tree service. Dead wood, demossing & mistletoe I. •: removing. 3231644. :•:• ___________________________________________ PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS st. 3230429after3:30 :-: OUYOUIBUS.. _______________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ , - ____________________________________________________________ : ', ......................... I ' - .',,,r' , __I I A!-b*J -- - ' •'• - • '•S, '4 - ' - - - - - - - - ' . tr- - - '-4-- . . .. . -..-.-._- .-.----. _• - . 's_mI, t- - .-..--. . I' ... -----.. - - - - . - _ - - - - . .- :. *.-t..._- . - . - ______ �r BI..ONtIE T 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WLr4V DO y )1ff RESENT ME? I!(WHAThWROP '7 WITH Qut ( EMPLCyE.E Monday. Jun. it. 1971 k11 ri.... (_ WI-IAT HAVE I DONE) FOR owEs'u MIGHT STOP CALUNG THEM PEASANTS Tt) OFFEND THEM? 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Seth's son 54 Cry of sorrow 44 Beehive State 9 Golf course 32 35 Iridium 56 Hockey 46 I (Ger.) item symbol 47 Animals den 10 Longing league (abbr.) 38 Piece of 50 Recede 11 Stimulate land 57 Light meal 39 Tic. 52 Scouting 17 Singer 58 It is (contr.) toe group (abbr.) Fitzgrald -- rf - E: . TT by Mort Walker HEY.' THATL YOU SOME ICED TEA I ON't LOO(6 . WANT OU PRI?4IIN6 GOOD.' MV GLASS BtJr INEW ril of! ff-A-210 1S THE BORN LOSER MONN MEN! HOME RMEM All HMMMIHMMMEMMM ARCHIE by Bob Montana ouR SO MRIENDS ANT TO BON VOY OWYOU I'M JUS hH OW WE ON .A Tw FEEL UI BCT OH.ARCHP LOOK AT THIS BEAUTIFUL ONEJ ._ jJ VTHE CARD SAYS WHO IT WON'T BE THE SAME WITHOUT VOIJ' SENT HURRY HOME 50011!' IT'? THE TELEPHONE COMPANY' RONmomBEEN J. BEEN RENNER RoomBEENONE momMONOHomo ammumm Nummom ~Rmmu Room no a REMERRIM2M.N1 .2 iI lII Jil P -- YOU (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB—I have just found out I cannot digest milk. Any advice you can give me on this would be greatly appreciated. My doctor has me using Acidophil us and I am OK, fl but I can't use any other dairy as butter, cottage products cheese and so forth. I get most Certainly If it does any good, it of my calcium from cottage wi ll have to be be cause of an cheese and butter. Our health enzyme liberated by the 71st Year, No. 260—Tuesday, June 19, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 For Tuesday, June 19, 1979 1, (HELJ 1HeT' RAJ l?JG'? u 1t UK c r €FF1C(E&)T €MRGELX £VAC(.CT1Ok (CH. u....i Ytz6 ThAT Wt(L ./ACt)ATE YJ E,E() Ju PCeDuRas, gs VANS AJD 7146000 k)OM 6RS a wcsj Wb with forward-looking persons. GEMINi (May 21-June )) LT1 PRISCILLA'S POP I BROURAJ4A ITMEANSI r SEE tJ TURL,IJWAY5 "' II HU6BU, ) I I WHEN uiOT CONFUSION.' KNOW! H -' I I I I \ by Al Vermeer CdRLYLU-SA117 IT W65 APRINK THAT MAKES YOU LAJJGH_A LOT' I REALLY C . C e YOUR BIRTHDAY your position on major issues. June 19, 1979 You'll know what's fair and Friends will play Important proper and judge accordingly. roles in your affairs this coming SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) year, especially th ose who are There is a beneficial change progressive and enterprising, developing that could be iim Buil d meaningf ul relationshi ps portant for your work or career. food store has Acidophilus Acidojthilus in the milk itself capsules and Lact-Aid. Which before it's digested. Enzymes are proteins and the of these is best or is there acid digestive juices in the something else I can use? this something I will get over or stomach will start breaking will I have it the rest of my life? t he m down before they have a DEAR READER— You're chance to take any action. Also, pes not as un us ual as you might the idea of increasing the ty e of bacteria that are in the colon think. About 80 percent of th adults in most ethnic groups Isn't very practical trorn inc have such a problem and about point of view of milk in 10 percent of the Anglo-Saxon tolerance. The absorption of the milk sugar is in the small inad ults have this problem. I j Be alert for the sLgp.bi. Four- Day Work Seniinole County Public Works Director W.J. Schuder today an no unced he has put some of his road crews on a four-day 40hour work week in an attempt to conserve diesel fuel. Schuder told county commissioners he has some crews working Mon day through Thursday f rom 7a.m. to 5:30 p.m. If the four-day week Is successful in conserving fuel, he said, he will recommend expanding the plan and keeping it in effect while fuel supplies are The basic disorder is the testine, not the colon. The small Lact-Aid is an enzyme and it enzyme that splits the double on the double sugar in the acts sugar of milk into single sugars before you drink it. It e milk so it can be absorbed. When th ts sugar Is not split and absorbed, spli the double sugar just in it acts somewhat like a the same way that the enzyme chemical laxative causing gas does this in your sniall intestine. and diarrhea. Cottage cheese will have less I am sending you The Health Letter number 7-2, Milk lactose in It than milk simply oducts: Good And Bad. because of the ertnentation There.. are some people who process and the elimination of a have damage to the cells in th e certain amount of the double intestine and loss of normal sugar in the liquid whey. How bacteria fl ora and develop much double sugar the cottage intolerance to milk because of cheese contains depends a lot this. These are probably in th e on how it's made and whether minority. Most people with this you can tolerate it or not problem Inherit the tendency. de pends a lot on how severe Acidophflus has been highly your enzyme deficiency really promoted and It may have some is. I hate to disill usion you but beneficial effects. The rigid scarce. WEST . i 643 'K J . • • K 10 7 4 •Qj soum cessful enough so that normal ref use and disposa l operations by the county do not ha ve to be altered. / )I_ BUGS BUNNY V 000A rWAN&& - ' ° —. 1lII: ZJ '.z ... #Ø..V 57VtCC— It —, O1Ib Ws.... M anus Psi AIJLI AJI nfl.. . fl&J1 flu. w — u u• e U VJIEI_-•.•- F I a..., -- --..... 1..,j I - - by Stan Lee and John MondaynIgbttos-wint1osept, Goldberg, who lives n I District 5 but was elected to II . 11:45 p.m. Sept. 3, in order to run for the seat vaeated by former City Commissioner Stephen Barton, who moved - -• . _____.,( - - - . ., - _____ - - 3•• ;. Week •":- He said the experimental project involves about 30 employees. He said he wi ll repo rt back to the county commission with a progress report on the project later this month. On the municipal level, Longwood Public Works Department re ports no problem so far in getting diesel fuel to o pe rate its . heavy equipment. Oviedo has a tractor and a fire truck which use diesel fuel. but no problem in getting enough, officials sa id tOday. In Winter Springs, fuel for diesel tractors is purchased from Phillips in Sanford and fuel for the diesel fire truck is supplied by Exxon, officials noted, adding they have not had a problem in getting enough. Casselberry, which uses diesel for its heavy equipment in public works and standby generators used by the utility department, says it is cutting down, and is having a problem obtaining fuel, according to officials. "We run quite a few diesel vehicles," said Bob Kelly, Sanford public works director. 'abut so far we've had no shortage. Our gasoline allocation was cut 20 percent from last year, but diesel fuel seems-to be holding steady." Lake Mary runs only one diesel vehicle, a road grader. Officials 41 say they have had no problems obtaining fuel for it. Altamonte Springs is not having difficulty obtaining enough - Wesel fuel for its needs, according to Fred flepner, General Ser- vices director. None of the city officials indicated any desire to initiate a pilot program similar to that of the county public works departmen t. S ELM W. / • Stating he was resigning tO NEXT PITCH - • / Tax Hi*ke Unnecessar ' For Engine: i-ire Chief the election to serve on the seconded the motion to accept - LARRY GOLDBERG - resigns to run commission rather than his own resignation. Leibensperger also pointed waiting until the first meeting resignation should the cornin January, when new corn- out that Goldberg had been mission change its mind and approve any "reservations" in inissloners us ually take., the immersed in controversy for appoint someone to the vacan oath of office. Other corn- the past six months. cy the -resignation. instead of holding a special Goldberg and the city were missioners concurred. election. He also said he may The Commission voted to An attempt by Mayor June defendants in a law suit brought wish to change the date in change the da te for the special Lormnann to appoint Gold be rg by Longwood resident Robe rt resignation. election from Friday Aug. 31 to to serve out the 11,2 years left in Daves in October challenging A Seminole County assistant Tuesday, Sept. 4, because of the Barton's term at the June 11 Goldberg's right to hold his seat attorney, Insisting that he was Labor Day weekend. The first meeting failed to gain the in District 1 after moving to not familiar with the par- day for can di dates to qualify to necessary support of Corn- Dis trict 5. Goldberg's term runs ticulars of the Longwood run for the District 5 seat will be inissioners Ray Leibensperger through December. situation, said he believed once July 6, and the qualifying and J.R. Grant, ho thought a Under court order to vote on a resignation had been ac. period will end at 5 pall., July special election should be, held. the issue, the commission on cepted by a governing body, it 20. In submitting his resignation, May 31 voted 2.1 not to vacate The last day on which would be up to that body to red that the right to withdraw his . S * By BRAD I'URDOM herald Staff Writer Lake Mary interhii fire chief, Jiin Orioles, says his department already has money budgeted for a new fire engine and does not need the tax hike suggested by City Manager Phil Kulbes to pay for it. Kulbes last week called for a tax increase of $1 per t housand of assessed valua tion to be used, among other things, for the purchase of a new $52,000 fire engine. "Our department never asked for $52,000," said Orioles. All we want is the $11,500 that is in our budget now." Orioles said it was his un derstandin g that $11,500 of his department's $,000 budget had previo usly been set aside for the purchase of a fire engine. Kubles said today the tax increase not only was needed Gov. Signs Death W a r rants for a fire engine, "but to provide the necessary services and equipment that a growing city needs." TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) on Thursday, June 28. Both men Besides sentencing Proffit mend life sentences for the two — Gov. Bob Graham today are tothe in the electric when tile Cabinet next meets on at and Sullivan to We, Graham a gjg-nøg-1 twn tløisili warrnnt. nrtil all scheduled executions for COIl victed killers Charles W. Proffitt of Tampa and Robert A. Sullivan of Miami. - T'IlI MW FWflULI ,- - SW -- __ "We have 26 miles of dirt roads we want paved ," he said, Ju" une rrison at recwnmenueu tue state Board Currently there are 133 Raiford. of Clemency reduce the death people on Florida's death row, sentences of two other men on The warrants are the first Proffitt, 33, was convicted of Florida's death row Learie Graham has signed since j0 the killing Joel Medgebow, a Spenkelink was put to death on Leo Alford, of west Palm Graham set the executions May 25, the first person to be Beach, and Clifford Hallman of Tampa high school wrestling coach, with a bread knife after for the week beginning Friday, executed against his will in the Thflipi. breaking into his home on July June 22, and ending at midnight United States since 1967. Graham said he will recom10, 13. it.. by Tom tdslset Mark Whittington rears back to throw one of his high. dark ones — the kind lie used during the recently concluded Little League season when he led Farr Insurance to the Altamonte Springs Little League ell,-1111pionsilip. Recently eliminated from Top Team ('Onipetitlon, next duty for Whittington and the other league all-sta, will be practice for pbst-season competition. All-Star practice begins July I. THE ALL STARS Commissioner J.R. Grant shall hold any appoint ed city suggested the winning can- office, and he did not wan t didate for District I Im- anyone In the city to question medi ately be appointed after the action later. Goldberg comply with the "Resign to Run" law, Goldberg reserved _4111NIIIIIIIIIIII Iwo lirald $ior. no former city commissioner election on Dec. 5 • from the city. You Th I-a,, ev!ypoDy 'TP4I OF - .L. Goldberg's seat would not be said although he felt Goldberg vacated until 11:45 p.m. the had been an excellent cornnight before the election, such inissioner and lie had supported him, he felt the charter action would be impossible. Julian sai d th vacancy could precluded his being appointed, be filled alT the regular cit) lie cited th e section that states - represent District 1, subndtted his resignation effective at IS ADVAMGe - .1 I residents may register to vote forced to resign beca use his will be Aug. 4. "colleagues did not think City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., enough" of him to appoint him r%__. who last week had told the to the seat. Leibensperger, who made the • commission should the District 1 seat become vacant it also motion to accept Goldberg's could be fill ed at the special resignation, said he resented , , this statement. Lelbensperger '1IL;II election, said Monday 4 special election for the District 5 seat. Hi5 WON'T !i MAIN I . -. r By JANE CASSELBERRY HeraldStaff Writer Longwood City Cornmissioner Larry Goldberg resigned— with reservations — - SPIDER-MAN - Goldber g RestognsSeat To Run. For Vacant Seat queen of hearts." Alan: "Did Cliff actually lead the jack of diamonds? " Oswald: "He sure did. He saw that he could not afford . cuff and discard and he could not afford to lead his diamond SAGITTARiUS (Noy.4)ec. .-. Being a leader rather than a 21) Influential intermediaries foll ower today is a sure-fire can be very helpful to you today formula for making your hopes in advancing your interests. 4 A K JOt! Alan: "I see why Cliff is a reality. Step out in front. Find Call on pals with dout. V 10 8 7 still good enough to win this out more of what lies ahead for K 8 . CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. year's Vanderbilt Cup." 6 you in the year following your 19) Press for finalization today Oswald: "That play just birthday by sending for your on matters that need to be Vulnerable: Both cooked South's goose. He copy of Astro-Graph Letter, concluded. Get down to basics assumed that Cliff held the D8ri: South Mail $l for each to Astro-Graph, quickly because you're a good jackandtenofdiamonds,So West North East South he let that jack ride around P.O. Box 489, Radio City closer. to his king. Then he led a Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Pass 30 diamond toward dummy. specify birth an. Pass Pass AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Cliff ducked. East's ten won In situations requiring political over dummy's nine and Cliff's ace set the contract." CANCER (June 21-July 22)- savvy you'll be more than able Opening lead: 3 When it gets down to the nitty to hold your own today without Ask Ixpsrts gritty today, you'll surprise being phony in the process. others and perhaps even You hold: yourself with your tenacity In Feb. 2Ma 6-18-Il 20) By Oswald Jacoby overcoming obstacles. • K Q J 10074 Anything that could spell and Alan Sontag A 1082 financial gain for you today • • LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Draw should be placed first on your Oswald: "Defense is much • upon your post experiences as a agenda. Strike while the iron is tougher than durniny plaY. With both sides vulnerable Declarer plays 26 cards guide for problem solving ht. as a your right hand oppoent unit. Defende rs play 13 opens today. Metho ds you used one heart. A Washingcards each." successfully are still ap. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Alan: "On the other hand, ton D.C. reader asks what You have a commanding a really good defender can we think of a jump bid of ur spades at this time. manner today witho ut be really give declarer some We like it! You may get overbearing. Directives you almost unsolvable set but you also may shut Joint ventures look cx- Issue will be willingly problems." Oswald: "Here is a de- your opponents out of a ceptionally promising today, acknowledged. fense put up by Cliff Russell minor suit game or slam. especly if you're Involved And may be four spades will of Miami playing with th with one whose ambitions blend e make. TAURUS ( Aporil 20-May 20) late Harry Harkavy some (NEWSPA1'H harmoniously with yours. ASSN.) Any obstructions blocking years ago." Alan: "I suppose he matters relating to your (For a copy ofJACQBy MODLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ) security can be effectively started with a heart lead. ERN, send $1 to: "Win at There is nothing indecisive erased through positive action East won with the king and Bridge," care of this newspareturn ed the jack." about you today regarding today. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Oswald: "Dummy won Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) :, :. ,,: .3 have experienced "From all indications and news reports, it looks like the supply of diesel fuel is going to continue to get tighter; we had to do something to conserve," Schuder said. "What this will do is to cut down the setup time. We won't be wasting fuel driving out and back to the sites one day a week." Schuder said fuel suppliers have indicated that the present allocation to the county of 80 percent of last year's total fuel may dip further before the surnmer is over. He said before allocations were given to the county, ve hicles in his department were burning about 18,000 to 20,000 gallons of diesel fuel a month. Sin ce the percent allocation was announced, he said he has had to function on only 14,000 to 15,000 gallons per month. The crews working the four-day week are those widening portions of Highway 46A in the western part of the county and those working on projects in the Rolling Hills Development, Schuder said there are 10 diesel trucks and several miscellaneous vehicles and bulldozers involved in the pilot project. Schuder said he is hopef ul that the four-day week can be suc- that trick. One round of trumps was played. Then the ace of clubs was cashed and a club was ruffed. Now South threw Cliff in with the ..'. '..,. ' the %"#, eminole Ex enment. - absence of sufficient enzyme in Intestine is relatively free of the small intestin e. This is an bacteria, NORTH 6-15-A • Q 10 8 5 3 A92 • Q 92 •A8 EAST •6 - I by Howie Schneider t*'..) CAW ThE? €Xctcr Os Evening Herald—(IJSpS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Lamb - WIN AT BRIDGE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK & MEEK By LAWRENCE IAMB, M.D. scientific testing that's you're not going to get any necessaz- - to show how much sign ificant am o unts of calcium good It does, if any, has reall y from butter. It's a ll fat and a - not been reported to date little water. I-I OROSCOPE :7 ' Problem With D* esting Milk -- --I_I. lfl auuiuon _ _-_ ._ -_ -- - I Ut. to paving roaas, rwoes said ne WOWO like 10 extend the city's water and sewage lines, improve storiii drainage and perhaps build a new city hail. Lake Mary's current tax rate is $3 for every $1,000 of a property's assessed value. Kulbes' proposed increase would make the rate $4 for every $1,000. Lake Mary's tax rate, for its portion of the tax bill, is among the lowest in Seminole County. Winter Springs imposes a tax of $2.14 per $1,000 of . — assessed value. By taxing at a rate lower than $3 per $1000 Winter Springs disqualifies itself from matching state fund.s on local projects. Florida will not match funds for any project undertaken by a city taxing at a rate under that figure. If Lake Mar y voters approve the proposed in crease later this swmuner, the 1980 tax on an average p0,000 hoine and land with a $5,000 homestead exemption will increase $15. At the current rate, the local port ion of the tax would be- $45, at the new rate it would amount to $60. Kulbes said the tax rate in Lake Mary has not been Increased in the five years since the city's inception. During ttlose five years, he said, the city's population has almost doubled. The increased services required by t his growth and the impact of inflation on the city's budget have made the increase necessary, according to K ulbes. Kulbes said Friday he will ask the city co unc il to consider setting a July or August date for a special referendum on the matter. if approved, e tax hike would not 1- feh 1, homeowners until 1980Unt il this year, a special election would not have been required for a mill levy hike. However, the Legislature on its last day of session approved a bill that prohibits any city froiii raising its tax rate by more than five percent without first obtaining voter approval. A special meeting of the council has been set for July 19 to discuss with Lankford the availability of state and federal grants, Kulbes said. bu. Commission Delays Action On $100, PLASL Hospital Status Switch 14$tl .ia TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan / I&SS ffi&HIHmRZIT IZ EYE: I.IMPW 1Ywx '_ \. HAF? L.IZARP1 WHY IM i You WANT tDRAP1HE AS ME1R? ZOONIES by Craig Leggett i PuNNoiJA 1Z1TFiC11ONRJ ON? u'JON-FIC'fl J is seeking to reorganize from a option. The principal ad- Williams said if the hospital reorganization plan means board's request and reorganize but there By GEOFFREY POUNDS are questions I'll have the county conunis,ioners next 1lerld Staff Writer county-owned institution to a vantage, the commissioners were sold, the issue of local there are (our options still open the facility to a private, not-for- to have answered. We have to week, French said But he gave Seminole County corn- private hospital. Such a were told, would be the ability control could be negotiated into to the coun ty. indication of when a final profit facility wi th the present act in the best interests of the missloners have delayed any reorganization would allow the to finance needed Im- the contract. The county administ rator, board directing the change; taxpayer. I want to hear from decision would be made. immediate action on the board to sell tax-exempt bonds, provements without having to The decision of the corn- Roger Neiswender, outlined If the conunission accepts the 2) the county can sell the the other eop1e." granting of a request by the which could be used to finance a raise taxes. A second major missioners not to Immediately those as follows: d's request and approves hospital to a private, for-profit boar Commissioner Bob Sturm Seminole Memorial Hospital $12 million to $17 million advantage, commissioners approve the e group; board's the reorganization to a not-forsaid he was not satisfied that 1) the county can grant th Board to convert the hospital to renovation of the facility. As a were told, would be the :1) the county can merge the the merger option had been profit corporation, negotiations a private, not-for-profit facility, county hospital, SMH would not retention of local control of the hospital with a private, not-for- fully explored, would begin on the leasing f The commission thus leaves qualify for the bonding hospital. the facility to the board. One profit hospital; "That seems to be a viable key the door open to the possibility privileges made possible aspect in those negotiations Board mem ber Fred Mobley 4) the co ty un can lease alternative the sel ng e of li th hospital to a through the Florida Health said if the hospital were sold to that we haven't is Likely to be the matter of hospital to pri vate, not-for- looked at," Sturm said, private, for-profit group. Facilities Act. indigent care. a private group, it could be run Around The Clock ..........4-A HOIOSCOpo .................4-B profit group oth The Commission chairman, er than the During a joint work session During the session, board by an outside management Bridge ..................... The county is obligated under 4-B Hospital ...................tA present board. Bob French, asked th with the hospital board Moo- chairman Thomas Blayney and team or a large corporation and Comics ....................4-B e board to state law to pay for the medical After hearing board mem• assemble an information day, the commissioners told other board members advised the ability of community Crouword .................4-B Obituaries .................2-A fees to indigents. The hospitai OURSELVES ..............1-B hers state their case for the first pa cket detailing the boa board members they wanted the commissioners of the ad- members to ha ve a voice in its Editorial ...................4rd's board Is interested in attracting A Sports .....................S-A option, Commissioner Bill process in selecting the a higher percentage of nonadditIonal Information before vantages to the county and the operation would be curtailed. Dear Abby .................lB Television ................2-B Kirchhoff said: "You made a reorganization option. The increase revenues, h acth*on the matter. The board hospital of the reorganization But Commissioner Dick Dr. Lamb .................. B Weather ................... ospital 42.-A good sales pitch for your choice, packet would be revi ewed by offici als have said. Today I,. - -- - —— - —. . WWII- - I ', I - I - - - - - -. .. -- — - - - -- - -. - - -- -. - - -.. - - - - - -- -- - -- — - b • S -. - - •_ •, • - - - - .- - - - - - - - ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 18, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 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>, June 18, 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