18 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d2fcce24da3b641fba1f5451619a1b61.pdf 0810050bdef90a99a1ba8b1178663f6d PDF Text Text list Year, No. 301—Monday, August 6,1979.—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Raise Standards For Security Off icers, Police Say By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer make a living as a soda pop man much less a security guard." Security officers are required by Florida law to be licensed in Seminole County police officials apparently agree security order to carry firearms, Bernosky said. But that is only one facet officers should be subjected to higher standards of training and of the gamut of training needed to be effective, he said, 6i not just be any yoyoll off the street. On another question, police officials drew a consensus that the Recently, top officials from Sanford and four other police death penalty instituted nationwide for killing a police officer departments in Seminole County were asked to respond to a 10question survey whose topics varied from police strikes to firearm control. Private industry comes Participants included the police chiefs of Winter Springs, MAY C-0 c IRAT: LI(E.... The National Association of Chiefs of Police authored the in and hires any survey and tallied the responses of 23,000 police chiefs and sheriffs. yoyo they want' With I million private security officers (of an average age of 6) employed, police officials were asked If It is time for police and therlffs to assist In the training of security officers. would act as a deterrent. The association's survey indicated 91.6 All five local Police officials said they favored higher training percent felt this would deter the deaths of police officers, standards for security officers and said yes. The association U. Steve Garver of Altamonte Springs police department said tallied 17 percent of its 23,000 respondents agreed. the death penalty should be utilized for the death of anyone, not "People pay taxes to support law enforcement units," said Sgt. William Bernosky Jr. of the Sanford Police Department. "The just a police officer. govenanent and people Insist on the rigorous training of all law "I feel anybody convicted of first degree murder should get the enforcement officers. Then private industry comes in and hires death penalty," Garver said. "An eye for an eye for anybody," any yoyo they want." "Studies have shown the prisoners themselves agree if there Greg Manning, Longwood police chief, said stricter training had been a death penalty they wouldn't have committed murder," standards for security officers should have been instituted "years said John Govoruhk, pollee chief of Winter Springs. ago" They should be required to go through the same training as "i think the death penalty is a deterrent," Manning said. "The an authorized officer, he said. "There are too many jerks," Manning said, "They couldn't idea of sitting In that electric chair and having my eye balls pop out doesn't thrill me at all," I F- r CKANDFA! - On the question of gun control, three local police officials felt Of the five departments, the majority said local media there should be no restrictions on purchasing guns. Others felt coverage was fair and impartial or something of the equivalent. some restrictions were necessary to guard against having the Manning said coverage was "between poor and no opinion." guns in the wrong hands. Sixty-five percent of the association's Casselberry Pollee Chief George Karcher said proper coverage Participants were opposed to any form of gun control. and accuracy depended on the individual reporter and would not make a blanket statement about the media. "Any society throughout history in which the government controlled the citizens' right to arm themselves has fallen," According to the assoiation's survey, 73.3 percent consider the Bernosky said. "There's no need to control firearms. Guns don't news media "neither fair nor impartial," 17.3 percent regard it as kill, people kill." fair, and 9.4 percent had no opinion. Police officials did not favor the organization of a national On other questions, a majority of local police officials agreed police force to replace that of state, county and local police. An —A law enforcement officer who strikes and is in violaUon of undisputed "no" came from 93.4 percent of the respondents in the the state law should not be allowed to return to work; association survey. —The Law Enforcement Administration Assistance (LEAA) "I think the idea smacks of a police state," Bernosky said, overall has benefited police departments by providing funds for "You lose too much control when you get to state-wide," training, advanced technology and sophisticated equipment; Maniing said. "You have better control at the local level. The —The United Nations should be retained in this country despite government can't govern itself, much less have a nation-wide the utilizations of our tax dollars and police personnel to police agency." "maintain control," Garver added: ' Police officials couldn't pinpoint a single cause on which to "Each individual officer has a great deal of pride for his own blame the increase in crime but suggested more stringent court department. It would take the personal pride away from it If you penalties and parental responsibility might help curb It. put it on a national level. On rating the image of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, "We feel our department Is best and second to none." most police officials declined to comment, since their departOn ttWquestlon of exposure in the media, officials were asked to meat's contact with the federal agency is minimal. Bernosky choose one of the three answers: vehemently upheld the agency as a must, "The news media on all levels of reporting, in your opinion, is: "People better face the reality that this country needs every fair and Impartial In reporting; not fair or impartial in reporting system that we have at our disposal to keep our people secure," facts, or no opinion, Bernosky said. "Even if it takes wiretapping." ,iSl I$I_,.1.*. ma, 1171 Lake Mary fficials O MESS •..,•. LL alpme,uJ WHAN&1REAry:... •• i Push Tax Increase 1T91- A._ -• ,-• - • - - - -• ., 96 • - - • • ••• --- •• • • • by Tom N~ — -by Hal Kaufman / I lOLI ?UTHi Cvta dlmislas bela isa dusW at pepsi. ChatN I .@o frlu I. pus a the kslsN can be dsan Ibesl: Fold pepsi gemscsmtsr of "it. Drip SANFORD ' Warier ft . qserler Is leld. Send ip csuairs of f.M Is ssdsrg. belL Oandsrwffi sNp *,ss s . ft WINNERS S Sum Numberl Double this number, turn the answer upsl down and divide by fiwi.. If th. result Is 327 the original number Is what? Mere Aside Umesi Wbst produce coma trim Tongue TsstsI Say fast: Every àlngie short•slsev• ad sport .Mrt shrunk. Fresh fish, crisp chips. Fanny FOWIV flew Is Flint. — C*UNT IN ow is W4 In a nm 10 M0 by 10 _ several ft ff" "W" 00 Weldft$ ftr : -1 4• • .• 11 -. - __ 'RFWWF Mimi . . c*t. YOV.Tegsvy.J IVs 7re are .Ile.at,i -: delells uu awl: battsapsenis., 0 . • , '• __ •••Thsrir,. St - kldp aN yi find _ - . if 1,Ji* Ibe Isk. wlTflLslew. The events -en'ys amp Is .si rsss an - - •- " .• • . - •. . y ',- • 4 . . • - ' - were ,.." .. • ___ i.L' :, 5& jii , :y •N •••• .-I. .••. r' e' ' Z •, . ,_• ,fi.l• ,4' t • ,' -. ••. ,-t ,. 4" • Y. • 9t •, ..• . .. s .. _',. , •• • •.•. ' •., • • . — . • • her will go to defray funeral expenses. What happens to Number 24? "I just don't know, yet," said Mrs. Price. "I'll keep it right here at home in the garage until I decide what to do." Although Price was a highly efficient firefighter and well. thought of among his peers, his father points oist Price was an avid stock car driver. "He built and raced five or six cars. He was always Interested in racing. And he had a lot of good friends in racing. Words can't express the deep appreciation we feel toward the entire cam. munity ... his friends, neighbors, the people at the raceway, It's just hard to describe how wonderful everyone has been." Both Price's dad and his widow said they felt raceway owner Robert Hart, Leslie Holcombe and Harold Lee Johnson were instrumental in Saturday's raceway activity. The two trophies Mrs. Price now has are for Price's ownership of the 1969 Camaro and the other for being declared the winner of the feature race. U. William Lloyd Price, 36, was buried Saturday jnOj1rawn Memorial Park. drivers who finished in the money relinquished their earnings about $1,000—to Juanita Prim, the fire lieutenant's widow, and declaredthelrfeilowracedrjv,rthewhmerofthefeaturerace..,a fInal victory. Price's friends carried their feellngsa step further and went Into the stands for contributions. They collected about flOO and turned over the $1,500 to Mrs. Price. They gave her two Today ,...0 as "7*' eA many ,..l* h. .. $ 4., .. . have responded since Bill died How can YOU keep track of everyone's who's beeni'E'I mv ii ..........4A Dr. Bridge ....................43 Horeec.pe .................43 10 kInd and helpful? Everybody, his co-workers, friends, church 23 H.spltal sandin duals.. thelidisso long But Iwanteveryoneto Calendar ISE VF 43 know eventho4hlt would belmpoulbls for metoankeveryone COMICS 11 indlvIduaUy,myheartfsltUaeakIgo out toeschd everyone who has helped. A Mrs. Price said the money the raceway peopl, turned over to Demr " ' Woodstoc ` kolo, 10 Years L- ater, Generat'ton in Transt"tion. 'n.. . • :.___ Final Victory — .' - . - -.-4L! .- ,) ---- "fl.. • • •• •-' • 'f. ___'u, . - A There was racing as usual Saturday at the New Smyrna Raceway, but a popular and favorite Sanford driver was missing. Musing, but not forgotten by other drivers and the fans. They remembered that man who was missing from the driver's seat of car Number 24. Number 24 sat there Saturday, gUm. miring In the light, silent ... it wouldn't race this night. And its future Is uncertain today. Number 24 will stay garaged at 214 Lakeview Ave., the home of its builder and driver, William Lloyd Price, a Sanford fire department lieutenant who was killed last Wednesday after a brick wall fell on him and a fellow firefighter while they fought a blue at a pet supply company In downtown Sanford. But despite Price's physical absence from the raceway Saturday, his racing buddies and the fans were acutely aware of his presence in spirit, The 25-lap feature race was cut back to a 24-lap race In memory of Price and his Number 24, Then, as a final parting gesture those . •l. (I.•••• - •. i . .• - - bathtubs paddled their way to the finish line In Saturday's .r. yalta on lake Mon. e Victors were Ho. WJU Axton and Barbars Clara. Mean. while, Jetta Romeile of Sanford (bight) took home the $155 prim and trophy for first r1ace In the beauty Cv.e$.. £ £ , .ce we d pi Dabble Rouse ii land. and third Place Sherry to well Ml. Dora. Jensen of sponsored by 5. ford's HoIay;a and the Altamonte SprU•5• Sa.C*i.i W• IWIUU . nuu*t, ywre .weN.. Pric e : '.•• Msscsw? MOOMMIlle chow From yIsn? DayIN aSt breed. AN~ TV AIlsssa& Any Is add? By HUGH THOMSON Mrs. Southward said many residents and registered vo ters. —54-year- Lake Mar Herald Staff Writer people really were not aware of Mrs. Southward described Resident H M Gleason of Lake Mary City Council the problems which Lake Mary the referendum as "a life or Country Club Road said members were backing up their faced, but so long as she and death issue" for I the corn- "We've got to have It to carry belief that the Sept. 11 other council members could munity. on. I expect to vote for referendum on a property tax talk to members of the puthcon If the referendum doesn't increase is vital to the city by a "one-to-one" basis, the am Pratt, pass, according ,to officials, it campaigning for passage in the referendum stood a good will mean curtailment ot tttyliveS on Big Lake Mary, 6014 _____ but VkrW PAL %J91WW . 'a unanimously voted to hold the thirds of those she had talked said last Thursday night that should be favorable." referendum on Increasing the with — and she said about a the tax increase should have —MrL s Churchill f Lake tax rate from $3 to $4.25 per third of them had been against been passed three years ago, "I'm in thousand of assessed valuation, passage — to vote for the tax blamed the city's shortfall of some $70,000 on loss of favor of the tax Increase. Saturday morning, council increase, members Bert Perinchief and Perinchief said at least 50 revenues. Also, the city, 1199 Only one man was seen to Pat Southward, along with voters had learned the officials percent" residential," as turn down any advances to talk Lake Mary Mayor Walter views on a personal basis from described by Mrs. Southward, by councilmen or the mayor. Sorensen, were "putting their 9:30 until 10:30 a.m. More does not have the tax base that Mrs. Southward said this was a money where their vote was" voters were talked to later, other, nearby communities rare case, that most of the by actively campaigning In The campaigners were also have, she said. voters were willing to listen. front of the city's post office to making sure the ones they Among some of the COIn- "And If they do," she said, "we get the public on their side. talked to were Lake Mary meats from voters: can convince them." • . • pepeistine 7M"to the podwr baby boom, there were 4 Until she took a maternity leave thIs year, Mrs. loraslaki ta* Now, as the iNk preath, the W000c generation h iulonYVVIIII Amurloms bstvn the as of 14 and 34. Uke a pet adoØ.d more fr'InM iluldyl.s and occtçatlons. Som, are c ild= with learning disabilities and Id vlw.er work with of water. br*ugle to a boil, th. youth of America spilled over the rg 18111111IN and buying homes, working as dociorg, lawym. autistic youngsters. Jld 00 medh der a man waled irØity, e,Iss y kOWAM of th*hm and two sad, fm and flong, drIftid truck driven and teachers. But many retain their concern for She feels the prune Ingredient of the fedival was "a bade nslud iat Mild •— wanfe and Isiwn as Wooiissch I. Wesdder* incluft humanity between people. People were united." America's dirsotlon as il gg. — they arrived It am The Ihgping A 04MMaw A boIlmiflIon yang inir, I41 nuClear powir ad lbs envirowmA. And where Is the highly visible Woodetock Generation today? frà missodAandant VaigWa daisy bean. And be IIsuM,d their shameS. Ufestyls and ant M10''un.utRo Lang., then 17, was a y "I kind of think they were killed off by Nizom," Mrs. beasijis high u-h:-' g4ig on____ ___ 6110" perids and wet to the add. tivai wits II I t 11181W 9bi lud two boys. there we few alternative lifestyles anyt4iore. SoaMbsn I really ,do curilow the acid 7110 am Ned dwe the powers that he. Me mDd Weeibtrk vetorun, she was laid to the festival by feel trapped. But you've got to support yoorsslL You become put t .DdIla MdwM AlEvxs aWwWock NOW the golaq St made talsi — Richi. Hives; Jlai Hendria; Janis of the fltachine. . -. .1the beat ad the *qddm of be 0 yess vises the festival as a "aerialpl',ne." J01011; JQaDBsss;lheJdhrisA1re Solos; Blood awed "But If.Mth. Values at lqulr.' '1a was a wIth very wldinjt .ad ,uj aId 1srs; ad Qndaw. Qsirwatsr Havival — to earne but a Woodetock Will get passed on to my kid. I'm rzosvlolsi. I MI. 90 . V40d 11KW A ryg j.hIlt a is, believe in war. UmyIon won (Qa.yhewto,toamIdbe pul:mm$ -1PJI*pL. poetedsaIdile'miiva. fee the Istara," be S lenew Bible lr laraslaki, 17, and Itam In lb. aM'asnt VerY httt" St lb. '- "The fb.J clsirid the air, — She said she 111110 concerned-Amt names? power and 'lb. so Is puk. People e to lies ftC, aibarbof Fairies, Va., with hunbmnd, Ira, and A dsade ago, youth mad. up II percent of the nation's their fear of this yeng youth." Wad an, Aaron. * . . . . .- - — . - . . . . WOol*TuaI, P. $A) _____ i9:•..;i. •. "r' - ..__....._: •.' 4 d, S .4- ,•,.. - - .4 -( - __ '•, .. '• , _________ 4_—itii :--•-: .: -',. •£L ____ - -- - :;•. �.. A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. + Monday, Aug., 1fl ~-4 _~, -* 0% -oil",. i I., - . .* ~~*! ,. I.'"" - I ,F ~. . ,: , " .. IN More On . " I I I. . !~,' - JA I ,. FLORIDA 1! . . . + + Lightning Hits Boy, 15, • . , . '- I ,e - , Q.. . _ — ( — _ 1 (10 Expense Cheating Trial Due ,.. ijo I!U1 ' - DAY CITED I' WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI)— Federal officials are trying to determine why two small planes tried to land on the same runway at the same time Saturday. The resulting L-ollision killed 51-year-old Gunther A 31-year-old Sanford wom,an pleaded guilty today to man- the building. 7be back door was also found standing wide open. and stole a fuzzbusW and other expensive items, according to slaughter In connection with the April 27 shooting death of her The missing items included several pounds of cut and wrapped meat, a stereo turnta ble, two stereo speakers and silverware service for eight, Seminole 'County deputies. Richard E. Barnett, 4. of 2464 Reldlngwood Road, Maitland, told deputies the burglars made off with about 1584 worth of CAR BURGLARIZED from his Ford Van. Stolen items Included an 8-track stereo tape player, citizen's band radio and antenna. usband. Thelma Brooks of 165 Bethune Circle was Initially charged with second degree murder by a Seminole County grand jury. Mrs. Brooks Is free on bond pending sentencing. According to Sanford police, Mrs. Brooks was arrested on the evening of the shooting after she had gone to her mother's home on West 13th Street. She reportedly told her mother she had shot her husband, Adolphus, 44. Her mother then accompanied her to the police station. The shooting was related to a domestic argument, according to 150. The other plane, a twin-engine Piper Comanche piloted by Robert Anderson, made an emergency landing. Anderson was not Injured. Whale Dies In Orlando • ..e been rescued from. Clearwater Beach last Wednesday died Sunday at Sea World. - - - The exact cause of death for the 13-400t male pilot whale tens unknown. but marine officials said few beached 1. whales survive in captivity. Six other whales, ranging in length from 8-to-11-feet, died Wednesday after stranding ; themselves on out Islands off the coast of Dunedin. No one knows the reason for the mass strandings of the whales. Someone broke Into the van of a south Seminole County man . Sr.. Steve Lowery Glendora A. Tallo Francis C. McDonald, DoLand Deltona Walter Dawn M. Gldzlnskl, Deltona E. Amos, BI RTHS Gary & Dawn Gldzlnskl, a girl, antord: Clara M. Ashley , Antonia A. ClIncy Henrietta Hammoncls :.Va,e,.ia White Deltona . DISCHARGES I FrioA.'Moor,LakeMary Terry B Slay Lake Ma y 'Mails Glenn, Lake Monroe 'Len Collins, Longwood ,L In 009CIIy Br own Mffticen , Regina English Flora Hawkins Willie Henderson 11 ... . , .... Linda Morgan Roland Morgan L. Jack L. Stanton Reynold T. S.Igerl$nd, Deltona Dorothy Ruth Modlin Robert J. Patrick .. I I - summoned to the acene this morning to determine the tW of . bones found. Frankle D. Meadow., Ctwiuota Mary A. Wernau,DeIary ft.iitaMs Sprindys. Deltona OiIdlM L. Hltsman, Ling wood • The home of a Geneva coih was birgiarized sometime this ,:ch!.s weekend and more than 13,810 worth of property was Bioko. according to Senhiok County depidies. Hollis N.Scarberry,I0,oIStat.ftosda,cIf Geneve, saldhe and his wUcWt town from Ai.3toAug.5. W % 4 When they returned Sunday, Scarberry found someone had a.. readings; tarn- Pert Cinaveral: blgh 7:U side edthsIrhometlwo.4h the idility window on the .d side of 'jemture 81; overnight low, 72; Lw.; $tIZ p.m.; hi Isli a.m., 4 'vesterday's high, 04; lZ$ p.m. ais.etrte-pressere, 81.11; Bpithij,*sUa.m.,lt1I kI L Jimmie L. Roil, Oviedo Robert B. Matiterly, Winter Park . FATHER " NE at 4 mph. I BOATING P'OIECAST • ' orecast: Partly cl.edy t arer .. i . iow, . •. • 5 ... . ' ' f . .essaMes — Windavarinlh I llMrt.doyaads1sacsofaeie IS hails Si lees lhr.sg I thuadersh.wers Teesday. Tiesdoy. Seas! list . lius I I I *~ • -. . - . • lilgin Is the low 8 aldus, Gaily wind aser scattered . Isis in ski 7Ss. Windo varliM. iL1ir,h$,!, . WASHINGTON (UPI) — church, - of Skim yway, is 1$ i--I ___ PM4.d C$II syake WIld I1IS riluidince Is a"e the I.4etsh.*rt ftalp 10u incl$ a.r*W.u1 i c'Id Prssldeat Puk ott $si en W prdablhI$y.$ pbreeil this Pei'd.dy wisk sesslirat to (1klilh1ity d Mcrs." aitemses aid evening aid 81 malily aliens. Shu 0l$ H.. •: — .: ___ . __ • • tOP by often for a little * , • .:' _ i __ W1 , .. .4 .:., + + :- + ++ • +.. .et _________________ wNkaeas ii lbs heIidla. . -- i- JL iT — ___ _______ #.A r, - ir + + ' + -• -. - , '.: - V9 POW vollI111111111111111 5 + 1'I' - -. • .. + w.., ~ ~ • ..:, • ~ + ,* + . ~ ,: CiMs $405 UI 17... (4744$4$s + ...•,... - . .. - '..• -: I -pj psi,.. + ,. , + + ..' .•. -. 1. + - .- rs a - + • ' .. Herald v.,, Photos by Tim - -. + + . ' ' • . - DOE would continue to look into why crude oil stocks were higher in some refineries In May than January; The Department of Justice, asked to look at possible antitrust violations, has not made a final report, but preliminary indications are no such violations were found. The energy report said by May the United States was Importing 800,000 barrels of oil a day less than It needed. A decrease in inventories available compared to a year before was responsible. The report said government pressure on refiners not to buy large amounts of oil on the spot market, which helps increase world oil prices, was one reason for the shortage. The price controls and allocation system were a major reason for the problem because they were based on the historical use of fuel by specific stations. •,.' I L .. • V . - *+.', "A tMa1 -. ' .',. .. .. ".. p • • , i i ' ,. - rom New Tribes Mission in Sanford mingle with oldsters at Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, 954 Mellonville Ave., SanC .1 iQ.ii, on iiiursuay a cookout that was part of "Adopt A Grandparent" program. At right, Rhonna Bodin and Annie Weeks, 93, play shuffleboard duringthe day )' 's activities ' k + ' - •• -. " • . - . . ;)'. a 'l . ... ..' ,,:. - - -.' ' : - BROWNSVILLE, Texas spokesman for the Environ(UP!) — The edges of the mental Protection Agency, said -... •largest oil spill In world history late Sunday night. He said the major slicks and have approached the Texas as he government has accompanying petroleum by. co t and t ,; ;: about 12 assembled an armada of men products were located ', - and machinery to battle a miles south of Brownsville and just 8 miles south of the mouth potential marine disaster. of the Rio Grande. :. -:;. A massive series of oil slicks, Oil "pancakes" 6-10 feet in tar balls, petroleum "pana diameter were spotted by '•l. and 1'mousse" — miztureofoilandwater—were reconnalssance planes. hesaid, reported 5 miles soidh of the and heavy oil and sheen jl' mouth of the Rio Grande late covered many sections of the ' •" Sunda and more recon- Gulf of MexIco 30-40 iiulcs off nalsaancs flights were ache- the Mexican coastline 'ys duled today to chart their ' '• .. -. . L 1. • • - - . ' . 'i -,.. • ..;' -, . ' -: - . ' ' • • - . '. • • -• U- .. I - n :- ...; '.• S i ", ' ,''i' p ' 'Z '"' ' 'I l ,..t. . -, ' " i £.... ,,,,a - % p• , ,.: -•: . . ' r ? i I '4 } - - h -" • - . - — ' . - . 6 - 4 ''- 000000000 0 LOW COST 0 0 0 movement. Coast Guard officials said winds and currents were slower than expected Sunday so no major quantities of oil had AUTO INSURANCE0 waters as • + -, + - . .. - • . - +1 + + ' I ____________________________________________________________ + " "Nothing of major slgnif Icance has crossed into U.S. waters," Roger Meacham, a 0 0 ALL DRIVERS itvmir- ' ' ance + Hiroshima Reme-mbr + . ART CLASSES 10A.M. CALL 33.31fl Hanlst*irg is a few miles from the Three Mile Island nuclear By MA&48111 KURAMITJ , plant In.Mlddlduwn. Pa., where an overheated reactor leaked uuise . InHIroshlma, the first victim of atom'ewarfare, 30,000people ' "WIethatwe'vehadoirshareof rallies, rockgroopsand an hewed their heads for a minute of prayerful silence In rrnem-. brancs of those killed by the bomb dubbed "Uttie Boy" 34 years that," fbe organizers said. "There is a need for something more ago, In Harrisburg, Pa., the victim of the world's word nuclear solemn, and somdNsg to que4ion the Immorality and the whole ethkial question" of flhldiSr Power. aecldsnt, 100 people held an interfaith service. Tom Hayden, hal*nd of actress Jane Fonda and founder of the What happened at Hiroabima and Naga'ahl In August 10 Studuids for a Democratic 5ocety in the 11W denounced the U the lire. Mile "and nuclear plaid + + + - - - - , + ) DEBTS PRESSING + For any Money 0 0 0 worthwh le PUfOS1 i +1st and 2nd MIG + + '11Ped0dcatadt0PbeMdbrakdowns,"hesa1t "We ThecwowdgaumredhiHlrodulma'sPeace Park totinyforthe uiugst hay, to be able to say that we're not going to be fo service of % the tea it • twplebeM$:I$ dmisid.thsbombeQidvaledIo their ma of 3,810 àmosut .srs arrested Sunday U an $ thin of TNT de.ppsd by the American B.81, "oha Gay," 146&A over Ike city Aug. 6. 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('?.'- . - - 1' .- a • r":I" t. a, 1+o4 ctn. teUe the meat Sr asoUfle,"it .a%&"My Uocetton ' system Is likely to be Ineffective In responding quickly to coittinuing changes in demand." The allocation system gave some middlemen more gasoline than they needed and It eventually was resold to refiners who then distributed It. The transfers "may have contributed to delays in moving gasoline from refiners to motorists." The report also said there were indications farmers and emergency vehicle operators given priority status had abused that privilege. It also said changes to update the allocation formula may have added to delays In getting gasoline to the pumps. - ' ' ti..i4 b . to FOR ELDERLY Youngsters some refiners have been conservative In their use of stocks," the report said. "This conservatism appears to be due in large part to their pessimistic views about future availability of oil Imports." The government's desire to keep prices down and the complex system under which gasoline is allocated to service stations helped create the lines, which began in California In May and spread east. The report, which spokesman Jim Bishop said has been delivered to the White House and will be released this week, said Id . + + + SIN t Orl -d. SIsass3no I sss , S. , ,$, 9745(5 45S.443$) S5*, '$SWdPN Sugiadat Cliii NI NWs No Disarm SM. (I144N)/si PIUs. '$40 PTUld.n M 011111 I, 'Plortfsi!n $osoni Nun Omci $11 N.W. 130 58. ane.p7s.?Nwag lOO),OaIRósv$$Ie Mill, . DII N.W. 935k II. 1104 $70N$$)fj4 4 W..aki N tsne.aissaa . • . . _V tug + __________ . +. ___ + •, - Lk; ' :. .. + sititty and Modality Weekly Report. . " . • dticaukm. acvd,* ___ . .• - .i . ECThI + . -, , ,•.. - class 1$ the PIr$ Baptist asatly BSdId aMiss, ale "tj*•dW ieá's + - - • - + ATLANTA (UP!) — Federal health officials have said that the number of reported cases of measles during the first six mouths this year have dropped almost 81 peced - the lowest In 'r.cord,d&S. history." Tim NMINmI Ceder for Disease Co" rspwted frcm2I,U2inIhefltMhSO11!7s the appsiudly th. result of a national to I$,* this ysar was campaign to ,lon"s4e domestic souras Of m,eslw. •. millions of Americans to wait In gasoline lines this spring. A Depar tment of Energy spokesman said Sunday his department's investigation found the oil companies did not hoard su plies to create the shortage and Increase profits, as some critics charged. "DOE has not found evidence of hoarding of oil by refiners, but - '4 + + Governors In Minnesota, the Dakotas and Nebraska predict mulUmllIiondollar losses If the strike in the twin ports of Duluth. Mina., and Superior Wis., Is not settled soon. Some 581 grain handlers are on Milks at .1gM elevators In the two ports. Their walkout effectively shids down the third largest agricultural port In the cosudry. Although some pain ships rew'sk In tim harbor, mod farmers are not sending their grain to port and are being forced to + resort to ground storage. * - - . WASHINGTON(UPI) — Thegovernmentsaysit — nottheoil companies — was responsible for creatin g a situation that forced ' + M.aslu Incidents Drop — -- ,,::- I ç_:::_ -: dumped. the Seals Lenin wlsr was t4oth that a (1in ±1 bat .'by so win ise M •the aorsla skewers' esuthessi "irY' latirsatid" ill no I -p1h' male. sow "in GsE's pnidtaiIdhem esed.dKsL tuwAvuoa tW.te*l.Seidk • __ " 4 - 11*111011,1141 X 111110, 5T'0 . 1du11t!ü, lCisiSJs .NUNSIi. L1. .36'..(. . •. . LA-' I&_ •. W — UI H 1 5sSI * 111. _. --~..*:- W - -.- — + By United Press Iateruatteul Midwestern farmers, Increasingly pressed for grain storage because of a month-long grain millers strike, face the possibility pact of the grain crop will have to be . Tl$$y .Slin'eaud ihem £ I.e •• - - + r . t f~ " _.. Grain May Be Dumped . ssI -- .: -_ + . tlrqpgh Tuesday. Aftnuses $1 Ai(tMS to JMii 1. I* LONDON (UP!) — The cancer deaths of John Wayne, Susan Hayward, Dick Powell and Agnes Moorbead may have been caused by radioactive fallout from an atom bomb that exploded In the Nevada desert In 1903,two London newspapers suggested. In addition, the London Sun and Daily Express said Saturday, other performers, Ow production crew and members of an Indian tribe hired + as extras also developed cancer. The reports linked the deaths of the stars to the film "The Conqueror," which they made là 1904 on location In St. George, Utah, a town covered with radiation by an atom cloud called "Dirty Harry" that blew across the Nevada and Utah deserts after an atom-bomb test In Nevada on May 19, 1903. + Scientists said the test left a radioactive atmosphere over St. George that was more radioactive than that left by the Hiroshima Bomb. + . -, -1 F Did Radiation Kill Stars? Along with your August Social Security check, you'll be receiving some information bout the advantages of joining the DireCt Deposit Program. Basically, the program allows you to 'designat. that your check be sent directly to your financial institution. We think It Is good advici. War the safety factor. And the fact that your check will be deposited immediately each month, even if you're not at home. Naturally, we would like YOU tódàlgnat. First Federal of Mid. —'...Florida for Direct Deposlt'Of your heck so you can be earning in t from day one. Of course, Just because your check comes to us direct doesn't mean you can't was ChrisJ. Portowlg Pamila Blake, Casealberry, AUoUST4,179 ADMISSIONS SárWord: C. England ':Anna Klein ,. NinnlMHovvsrd '. Sanford; - BONESFMND A 10year.old Sanford boy found several bones that may possibly be human near a pit off the railroad tracks wed of Briason Avenue, according to Seminole County deputies. Malt HIllel, 10, of 1511 Elliot Drive, Sanford, told deputies he found the b nei aboutl:56p.m.Sundaylnapltlbout 15fat north o the tracks. Deputies who reipondid to the scene say a black and gray wig was found lying on top of some type of skull. Some of the bones appeared to be the resnahis of an animal while others resembled those of a human, depotles say. Dr. G.V. Gamy, Seminole Coy medical examiner, I ____ WASHINGTON (UP!) — First lady Rosalynn Carter's trip to Bolivia, scheduled to begin Sunday, was canceled Saturday because the Bolivian Congress had been unable to agree on a new pcsident. Th. White House said Mrs. Carter's visit to Ecuador later In the week for the Inauguration of a rip president there remains on the agenda. Mrs. Carter was scheduled to attend the inauguration today of anew president In Bolivia, but the July 1 national elections left no presidential candidate with a majority. The Bolvian Congress chose an Interim president late Sunday. "Mrs. Carter regrets circumstances do not allow her to make definite arrangements in time to attend," said the first lady's press secretary, Mary Hoyt. CEIVE Thursday, police said. Police said the ring was in a jewelry box at the time of the theft. There was no indication of forced entry, pollee said. Adm its 'a Blame For Gas Lines U .S. . . I- Rosalynn Alters Trip . HOSPITAL NOTES . .I ,& + IS. MO N TN Y.OU,- I I, RE SOME GOOD ADV.ICE FROM UNCLE SAM LO WITH YOUR NG SOCIAL SECURITY CNECK GOLD RING STOLEN A gold ring and earrings val ued at $400 were reported from the home of Zelda Drawn, 2911 Park Ave., Sanford - Warren of West Palm Beach, Fla., and Judiette Weathersby of Milwaukee. McMahon said he can't say If the mini boom will turn Into a full-fledged baby boom, which the nation has not experienced since the late i95. T_ - ,• I . . - 7 Holzhausen, a Civil Air Patrol captain, and his 14-year-old passenger, Patrick Whorms, who were flying in a Cessna .''. -- 1. NEW YORK (UPI) — There Is evidence a mini baby boom might be under way In the United States. American, Hospital Association president J. Alexander McMahon said in a recent interview AMA statistics show hospital births rose by 5,7 percent for the first four months of 1979 compared to the same period last year. McMahon, noting that 99 percent of all U.S. births occur In hospitals, said AMA figures for April 1979, the latest available, show a 7.8 percent increase for the month compared to April of last year. U 1W11 U U U UUU WV . Baby Boom Under Way? Plg%nAa fl"flfu Tf% itAnneiriinhfmr UU U W ^mnn J. Morris Anderson, the contest's founder and president, said Mrs. Tarter disrupted the program after she learned her daughter was not among the five semifinalists. He said Mrs. Tarter told the audience she had spent $2,000 on her daughter's participation and "felt there should a return on the investment." "It was a case of sour grapes and her being a poor loser," .I 1.vd. "s. BOSTON (UP!) —Scientists have discovered cancerous tumors avoid detection by coating themselves with a "cocoon" and say the best treatment may be the body's natural defense system. Cancer cells secrete a chemical that causes blood to clot around a growing tumor, doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital reported. If the cancer was treated with drugs that prevent the cocoon from forming, the body's Immunity system could destroy tumors before they spread, said, Dr. Harold F. Dvorak, co-Investigator of the three-year study appearing In the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Fifty FPC crewmen worked through the night to restore service Commander of Seminole County Chapter 428 of the Military Order of the Purple to scattered homes. Ms. Maynard said outages were reported at 6 Heart, Anderson (Andy) Goodwin Jr., displays Purple Heart medal presented p.m. and most homes had their power back within one hour. him during World War II by Gen. George Patton in France, plus cannister and However, some Seminole residents were left In the dark past 9 violas (the national symbol) to be used by members Tuesday, proclaimed Purple p.m., she said. Heart Day in Sanford by Mayor Lee P. Moore. Members of the local chapter, or-.""' "This was the worst electrical storm we've ever had," Ms. ganized two years ago, will give flowers made by hospitalized veterans to donors Maynard said. She said an estimate on the damage to FPC to the welfare fund, which is used for emergency relief for veterans and their equipment has not yet been totaled. families. The Order of the Purple Heart was established by George Washington "It's a good Idea to keep a supply of candles on hand. Also on Aug. 7, 1782, and later revived by General Douglas MacArthur. The medal is should a storm cause another outage, people should keep their given only to those wounded In action in the nation's wars. Goodwin also is' refrigerators closed until power Is restored," Ms.' Maynard advised. sergeant at arms for the state organization, PURPLE HEART . . .. Cancer Uses 'Cocoon' Herald Photo by Tom VhK1M Plane Crash Is Probed MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SANFORD, FLORIDA AUOUST5,I979 ADMISSIONS A Florida Power Corporation spokesman said the storm caused temporary power outages to about 18,000 customers In Orange and Seminole counties, The outages followed damage to equip. ment at several transformers which apparently were hit by lightning, according to the spokesman, Ann Maynard. She said other outages occurred after high winds blew down power lines. 1-, 1. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Former Assistant Commerce Secretary Joseph Hennessy and two other cxstate officials will go on trial this month for alleged expense account padding, the first Florida officials In modern history to face such a charge. The charges stem from alleged cheating on expense accounts submitted for a 1976 convention in Hershey, Pa., and an industry-hunting junket to Europe In 1977. Facing trial along with Hennessy, 45, are former state Tourism Director Robert Whltley, 34, and Douglas Sessions, 31, an aide to former Gov. Reubin Askew. Sessions and Whitley reimbursed the state for overpayments amounting to 8170 each. - SEMINOLE RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) — Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald's alibi, which exonerated him In a military investigation several years ago, is under heavy attack as the doctor's triple-murder case enters its fourth week in U.S. District Court. Prosecutors were expected to continue presenting evidence during today's session that Is designed to show the location of blood In the apartment does not match the former Green Beret doctor's story. MacDonald says four hippies chanting "Acid Is groovy. Kill the pigs," entered his Fort Bragg apartment nine years ago and brutally murdered his wife, Colette, 26, and daughters Kimberly, 6, and Kristen, 2. But prosecutors have been presenting evidence and claiming that the blood stains In the seven-room apartment don't support the alibi. Anderson said. "1 coulcmt get a reading on her daughter, but it appeared she was embarrased." The contest founder said no fees were charged to entrants, and travel expenses were paid by the state contest organizers. The contestants, however, were required to buy whatever clothing was necessary for the pageant. Answering the charges of poor housing conditions, Anderson said all 27 contestants had stayed In a dormitory at Northrop University "for convenience." The dormitory, he said, was a suitable place to "house the young ladies." The contestants represented 26 states with large black populations and the District of Columbia. Finalists other than Miss Shankle were Marquita Gray of Chicago; Pearl L.M. Thomas of Bremerton, Wash.; Carla D. Adding to Saturday night's confusion were other Miss Black America contestants who charged they were overworked, poorly housed and poorly fed. One contestant also said she had cockroaches In her room, and three of the 10 judges quit in disgust. Alice Tarter, the mother of non-winner Lisa Dianne Tarter, seized the microphone during the 12th annual pageant, and police were summoned when the 600-person audience joined the • shouting. No arrests were made, however. most exciting moments will never make it to the screen. First, Miss Black America 1978 walked out on the pageant Saturday afternoon over a contract dispute. Later, in the middle of the contest, the angry mother of one of the contestants stormed the stage, grabbed the microphone and denounced the pageant as a "fraud" and a "farce," VarettaShankle, 20, of Jackson, Miss., was eventually crowned Miss Black Am erica 1979 by last year's runner-up, but the pageant was the second Los Angeles beauty contest to be rocked by dissent In eight days. Last week, during the Miss Orient U.S.A. contest aboard Queen Mary In Long Beach Harbor, Miss Orient 1978, charging she never received her prizes, refused to relinquish her crown to this year's winner. Triple-Murder Trial Enters Its 4th Week In Raleigh of rain during the early evening shower. .. fA urpk LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Miss Black America 1979 will be crowned on national television later this month, but the pageant's While Sanford and much of the northern end of Seminole County were spared from the heavy rains, residents to the south tn Forest City and the Linwood subdivisions were hit by up to three inches , , * `~ "t Black Pageant Denounced As 'Fraud' IN on Heavy rain and lightning which bypassed much of Seminole County Sunday is expected to return for another try today. * The National Weather Service office reports a 70 percent chance of thundershowers for most of central Florida by evening. Weather service spokesmen say the rain Is likely to continue Tuesday. I / Sunday's storm was centered west of Orlando and moved northeasterly. The storm caused damage to homes in Orange County as lightning sparked at least two home fires, officials said. In Marion County a tornado touched down near Ocala, tearing the roofs off several dns.Therewere 0reP rts Of injuries. - , ",k,, convulsions. - ~f..v / I , - .. , shoe. "It was like dynamite exploding in our faces," said Joe Ravencamp, 14, who was standing beside Shelton and was knocked over by the force. Neither he nor Steve DeWitt was injured. Memorial Hospital officials said Shelton was In serious but stable condition. Despite the coma, Shelton had to be tied to his bed Sunday night because his body shook with NATION - ~ , ; Monday, Aug, 6, 1978 Winner Walks Out South County + '1 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - A lightning bolt struck 15-year-old Mark Dewey Shelton in the chest Sunday as he stood fishing with two friends on a bridge over the Arlington River and left him In a coma. The hilt seared a burn from his chest to his navel and then exited through Shelton's left foot, blowing off his I +. o. Fishing In Jacksonville.' I 4, . 'tlIif INBRIEF r - . "i..,' Way. Storm H its . : The loft _hl~ , Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - + S. -- :TT"TI :i:TI1Tr•T':': . +'' #. + .z -+ + -•--•- w'.,— + a- +,, ..'+ -- -+ - - + t4 .::iI ~ , , I �.r. Evening Fkvald Around X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 300.3fl.3611or 8314993 Monday, August 6, 1979-4A Itythg by various groçs seeking to gain operating control of Seminole Memorial Hospital Is WbY the end O1the w#rway and will .0m9 ah. summer. The Seminole Board of County Coenanlaalaners will likely make a decision on the matter before the budget is finalized In Se$.mber, [. '1 Already the president of Florida Hospital, Marclian J. Blair has sea a latter to each of the county cosnmisaloners and a number of Seminole residents stating the merits of his ogwtlon. Apparently aware of the dorm of a1ticIw which followed on earlier recommendation that the hospital be moved out of Sanford, Mardian stated In By GEOFFREY POUNDS his letter that Florida Hospital officials would keep 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, 00.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock q When Doubts Are Compounded Blair further stated In his letter that present employees at SMH would be retained and that their Insurance and retirement benefits would not he jeopardized if the Seventh-day Adventists assume control. John Peters, Commander of the Sanford chapter the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Only disappointment, however, has greeted the committee's rre" which is so speculative and lacking In corroborative fact that it only deepens the mysteries it sought to dispel. Ambiguities continue to surround the two murders that shocked tht world. There are reasons edough why 80. percent of Americans belie" that !!e.. O.a Kennuy S iuer, ' Harvey Oswald, was .-' u conspiracy and that 70 percent believe that James Earl Ray assassinated King in concert with others. Presumably the House Select Committee on Asass1nations did all the things it ought to have dOne. It. conducted 5,000 interviews and took testimony from 300 witnesses. The public hearings take u115 volumes. A.4 mfflintas the ost pens It's not too likely French enjoyed some of the getwell gifts he recived, such as the pack of bubbiegum sent from a fellow worker. w 6ct Is 90 PROOF CASE GIN ' ~APDRY KPNSNTIRmDSI Misusing The Whole oncept ,. •. your ' -• L VIEWPOINT - . f . - - Righ+ I I I . 7 Jul Al ai - is years to protect whO are discriminated against because of certain • •M eet The En e rgy RWU Ad, the 10 Voting Rights Act, the W Age Discrimination In Employment Act On 195$ Civil Rights Act, the 1973 Riltabthtatkn Act . Mod federal agencies have some civil rights MOST OTHERS ARE $0 • r is is ByDONGRAFF Constitutional government lucked out in Congress the other day. The House of Representatives rejected a move to restrict school busing In the guise of an amendment to the Constitution. ci e present and voting may have the cialissuew whether busing of students is an effective and-or acceptable means of achieving racial balance in the public schools. 7bey were wrong. What was really at stake C '~ft refugees, vibo AreOWN &Wwasl Asla'st an wWrAdd(l r* oils,= &.6odb. have no plm to -Tba@sra*W1A Malaysia oft ba" bear towed back,=i~e in * , bools and many *owL Mallard Berry" I" viJillififift, Encrust! Constitution with lf. going over the buildings 11196 so many said an energy died showed: What If you're biack saw a home advertised worms. They hope to retrofit not only 1 that e schools to th -A building with a swimming pool used 95 limited PuuuC? In a Detroit stturb, wanted to buy It end for articularly effective in by uvutY1,4IIatn,L p bt scene mysterious TSMOD COQIda't -iVlfl though Many school districts have one or two win-7 least amount of energy was used by a Prohibition is the You had the money? example, an at: dowies schools. They cans Into vogue as ar- building put up In 1$V2. "One thing I know about Cuistitution that to* to leiislate through the chiteds decided 1rw4& schools with n windows would this winter," Berry said. Schools aren't going t What It you're an barred frn young elthhiI, had be written again within a few years. It out the broken window problem, tribal be overheated and the kids will wear sweaters. I. fk. 115UII cument by two now.1 A im.iC The edict W keep thermostats sat Idegnou L... . What if you're a high school girl seeking $0 on hat days, meanwhile, gives the sapsrth- schools:energy savings meaningless -y. as bad examples an. moray for college as a New E1li1d over books In school libraries -Picking children up at central bus dope newspaper carrier and the circulation manager The sam. short circults to the nervous system instead of at their front doors, There might be some question as to trw won't hir. gltls? d$ kespurs ci books in pabik and college -Malciug It a rule all children med , . necessity of a few other constitutional additIons Theu.rerI.Icaees There aremanymers Um* mile to 1% miles to hool bus stop. -of recent years, but on the whole the basic us, Civil iugi*a C,nmmiI The reason: books are bud peseirved at Iltoh What abed changing the school hours and docwne,4 has been handled with care over the 95 AN111M MO UM COW dpaper Marts cal.s. say putting Ina fourhday school week Years and Is Mill something of a wonder as such publishell a free boddet how to complaint It's wAkM -Vdft Unk ~gets beyonid that or doft down School during the winter months statements of national fundamentals go. s to siorc. Your au iugia" and Includea Seventy'slgi* degrees piiitiv,ly beds the book to Uznlnate high heating costs and use of scarce Compared to the multi-volume -and frequently sections on: pepir mod irlerM1ci uds in. fuel? rewritten sa they become outmoded con_____ What's m4re1 C01111140111000Nod to develop mold Far fetched? dit4*lcns of many ether nations, It Is brief to the - How and what to file a wbm 61 &; twepsirdsm are kept where Not necessarily. P"of being hconic. -Distinctim bdwm was am" P1 -Cadw TMO W= 78 in rmuner The four4lsy school day is being put Into effect COW, sxrellgloor W Origin AM ON TIM WAdim of racial balance In the schools plaid a SIXat. 80,' 11104M or. ieiea ad 67 is wida.11118 Was POVW by librarians -by -am commmay coftes in California. To aW busing have been dragging through the at ww" 0160in $so CK41me. Mau more emdent use of gasoline. C41360111) N me search Cd lossly waters Is en to immediate bantam crisis. The ultbsa$e solution lght of the nç$thq refugees from J f5gigfl, bees esu In Geneva Man intiraitlonal can(orsos pledged $0 M" of the WWI hemehas century raw. No on is rm* satisfied, with um - 'ipaclal clrcimduces" each as meld dulipd viMer. Thi beat "aged Some conferences are conducted over the results. and racial balance have ___ diacrlmlnitlon sired by Mwlcta 1P phone, .venb( ''es are being trimmed M ed yetDesegregation been achieved on aiy'tgpI'Ica4 scale dIQ,I 11,4 9sr555 and military $INI*it The ASNIOS lAb, p MNdutlos, "1N1U I( compacted ° and thur. Is growing d. that t cam be and aMluI d.eII'' s . abed_tperdais and units - u threeboir lecture Instead of these go -A' of law guldes an frH4U. d h0vifto choice In L i ve _ GD MON., AUG. S LAUDERS QUART 5. 19 SCOTCH liMIT WE PER CU$TO1tR wirupa - GOOD SAT., AUG. 11 GALLO HEARTY a 13800111111". 4Iua. ru U you wast lbs nn's free beeb1s1, ía irked library a lbs writ. PublIcatIons Division, UI. 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' - Right WATER' GORDON'S 80 VODKA 0 VIIIIIIA properly used as a vehicle to .ettle details of In the end It found only that members of public policy that ould and Should be deterBy PA1ICIA MeCOIIMACK "Who needs more paperwork?" was c organized zed crime "probably" conspired to un d.eatMa Editor superintendents' reaction, The temptation is strong whenever a question responsibilities. All federal agencies, for assassinate President Kennedy and that a second The easy pad of coming to t. the Eileen Cooke, Washington representative of ol great public sensltivfty, Such asbuaing, resists bSIfl$ energ . example, that aid are charisd with give gunman was involved This finding was based on y crisis on the scboolfrent: the ALA, said recycled paper ls the maetllkelyto easy resolution through the conventional sure that aid Is not used In a dlacrtmlnatory way. 1 aatmnlc interpretation of a single tape of a radio every light bulb. Uiwcrswthg other t urn brittle In the -higher heat. Paper with rag channels to seek a constitutIonal shortcut The Equal Employment Opportunity Cot ce ransrno1 not'' The hard pert: almost everything else, universally ac"ted content, the lead. ,,Y But such a course Is Illusionary at best and mission focuses on jobs Th. Health, Education £ with talks put a Congressional Record on a "If you and former texas uuv, dWW U. uflflauy, was gy damaging to a system of government and Waifare Department s Office for avu school siçerIs*.ndents from 50 dates attending windowsill, you will see what I mean," Cooke has functioned well for close to two cen riding with President Kennedy and who bears ijgig isa entl.dl,crlmination ilincY ID Work Conferthe 38th amual Smçerinteadssds said, talking about the library problem. tunes now. scars from one of the bullets that struck the education and health fields eace at Teachers College, ColeenMa University. "It will turn brittle before long." The important point about the Constitution Is ident has said he is convinced that Oswald 1 mod tmlqus problem belongs to James I. whatabout yo ur specific cosnpl'1'sts?, As for the need to file for an exemption from that it Is a statement of fundamental principles alone fired the shots. x Rolvabsugh, s erk*ijidsnt, Northbrook School the Department of Energy, Cooke Whit If you think you've got a upon which the American society Is constructed. comp an y District no in flui'oli lintlon cninnlnjj because your "Talk about a waste of energy! As to whom It believes conspired with Oswald, Details of the application of those principles to at 62 and doesn't lit Allthsdidrlddto For really practical ways to cut energy con- specific problems have been left to be deter's.ols-titalofflve-went the committee is silent, suggesting only that the op within the led 10 year., Náe contain' a swnptlon the superintendents recommended gj retire wtil age 85? the times and & natances require. JItice Department pursue the investigation to men window. Each Is alrndWonet energy audits. During an audit, energy leaks are pj and brevity have been the Congitting a What if you've been barred from f1d out How toeden ybin,obsyth Preddent's spotted. stltutlon's great strengths, Imparting a credit cord because you're a woman? idiot to keep the temperature at 7$ degrees and Some school districts mandate the checks. MY flexibility that has enabled It to adapt to a conimilarly the committee concluded cryptically er keep all the kida from feeling like they're In ,a district wanting help Is advised to ask What you'rea form wo the local stantly changing society with very littlethat there was evidence but i direct proof' LUSt is Is Roheabsugh a utility company. has y because.you've been active In a sweatlas. That, In &N Pa , superintendent of Port 1W belter p" A report so based upon hearsay and so lacking in solid evidence to illuminate its conclusions does no service to the cause 1 justice. It is unfOrtunate that this costly and time-consuming inquiry has coinpounded rather than clarified the nation's doubt ...A confusion. • STANLEY KY. GIN 'GREAT LIMESTONE C Bywa=M .Dlacrlmlnatloncomes In many forms-race, religion, sn,who natioral origi age, di . It can omur you try ton,vds,rentor buy a home, get a job,a bank loan, a credit card, • or try to go to school Not all discrimination Is Illegal or tesfair. . , But has aaclntdmof laws th EDUCATION WORLD fa who IA;lia"awat- Monday, Aug. 6,1979-4A jaw. ' Most : Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bob French, chairman of the Seminole Board of County Commissioners, was ilded in satisfactory condition following his operation to correct a broken of the Disabled American Veterans, says three former servicemen have told him they were close to atomic tests and may have been exposed to radiation. Peters said their disclosure came about following a July 13 article about an area man suffering from cancer. The man believes his exposure VIEWPOINT Americans applauded 30 months ago when the House of Representatives appointed a cornmittee to investigate unanswered questions about to radiation near Bikini Atoll In the 1950's led to his cancer. According to Peters, two of the men say they have not suffered signs of adverse health since leaving the service. The third man, he said, has contacted officials near his home in Daytona to explore the possibility of filing a disability claim with the Veterans Administration. the facility on Its First Street site If his group gains s. '?JJT, r rr . . ____________________ • -. __ . - �4 -. .. • • --..- - - -.... . - - - .1,. .--..t.--..-.----.---.--- , - spoffrs • Monday, Aug. 6, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. renshaw: 'I'm Sick Of Finishing Second' 111111~ Many,Aaq., im A-EvsaIag WSK Sanford, Fl. Graham Si* n* ks Pressure Putts To Win PGA Playoff . '-11.Zt The Seminole Pony Baseball League kicks oil regional tournament play with a banquet tonight at its field at the Five Points Complex at Sanford. The banquet begins at 7 Parade % I '.., ) , - By MILTON RICHMAN COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (UP!) another record. His eyes began misting as he irled to communicate exactly second this weekend In the Bronco State Tournament. years old from Alabama Friday games will be Fort Worth took first place in the date tournament and Georgia, will be round of the Florida Junior Major League State Tournament. A complete report is in Tuesday's Evening Herald. h I . . "XiMe Mays could do It all," tds son, Bill, vice president of N.Y. throughout the ceremonies as baseball. I say this to you not gaiety and ce: onies honored (UP!) - Willie Maya, the "Say the crowd cried out, "Willie .,. with hate. Forgiveness is by the presence of a record 2$ commented the 74-year-old the Philadelphia Phillies, who Durocher. "Nothing he did said hisfadler's career could be Hall of Famers. Hey Kid" who wally loft 'CM Willie --- SAY ft," time WA everywhere." during his again, praised his family, - pocket and wiped his eyes. Before he finished speaking, Willie gave vent to of pulses u he sometimes does by criticizing the Giants, rather unjiatly,forn1*provldlnghlmwlth aunlformtobilngtotheHall of Fame The Giants claim he never asked them for it Maya dill 11. -- - i ' ';': I .~-,!,:I:,-.,:,, , - . If ': Willie's verbal rip at the Giants actually was 20 years of pent-up rage, and nothing else. - , i,a, Mays still resents somewhat On Giants dealing him to On Mets i.u, - u , ' - afford his salary but didn't have the heart to tell him face to face - he was leaving the Giants. WLllletaik.dabo1*bowalltheGiantadoppedtolookathlmthe 'iv g .- . --- - - - . r - . - \ '... - 0. . ..•,. . .. . • • - . . - - - - . . -. ' - •• '. 11- . '(.' •' 0V * .-.- .. I I ., 4. 1 4 .. - - . .. ' ...-. s...--- _111 - 1 F1 111", ' . V ,, when . -4c.,.% 4 ') - --4 ..4•,•. • V1 ••. p • - 1.i .. . 1; . A 'r, 1 . - - .. ' . . . "61. . comp"W". RACE - -- • - - - Red Sox Goot 37 Hits In Doublestileader - - -. Ic R -- Lynn ,L eir .. . . .: . '.I.. . - - . . d.. ' Bost' on 00 . . -- . - Proud , - \- Third race Frost Francis Mr. Quick Cha e 780 iNt 4A11 200 260 MaxI Freight 340 01 ) 0.00; 1 .) 54.48i I Fovrth race me • - . COUflivu. Kazmierski's second place, worth $l,0,780, it. in ii equiuu&ivr ii,iuuou ears as a - .. with and against him in the amount donate such and dollars o get something his honor. I WOuiu say the ,east ` * The public was not invited to frientis ca,11 tier oil the phone. sandlots. "People want want to todays funeral, but e would I.appenwou be they WOUtu name a e wier . L ,~ jfl•__- I - I IN , it. 1, him. was She said, I wish somebody it expected a large crowd would would sa~ solilething Illenil t gather outside the Civic Center m just once instead of being so to watch the number of baseball me dignitaries who were expected Jwinne Fulz, .I friend of tile Munson i.unils said the dlii dren 9 , and 4 were ibmng to attend the services Munson's Yankee teammates served as honorary pallbearers Munson 's popularity was never more and representatives of most 7 Zubi.Urquits DAYTONA BEACH ouston 6, Atlanta 2. 2nd Chicago I. St. LOUIS' New York 3, Montreal 2 Los Mg 4, San Fran 3. 11 Sunday's Results ChIc500 'I. St LouIs 2, 1st 5* Louis S. ChIcego 4, 2nd Piftsbgh 12, PhIla 0, lOt - (MI Times EDT) Francisco (WhilSon 2.60 4 Oscar Popper I War Arrow 4.6) 6 IrustaGasti II . Pittsburgh at ChICW twinits Louis at N.Y., Montreal at Phila. night Atlanta at Cincinnati, night ; 0(3.4) #A0 I Los Angeles, night Houston San Diego at San Fran, night 11*90 race 7.10 3.40 2.10 6 Harry FIts - 57) 2.000 00 6 WP Fager 1 K S Penny 0(24)41,N.P(21)270,WT(21 13.10 6.00 4.60 5.20 4.00 5) 421.11. tleyefl$llRace, D,$.16.T.3146 5.00 ame 21.00 7.20 10.20 13.00 13.20 4.00 - 10.40 600 6.00 3.00 20 . 3) 419.K 9.00 40onifla-Lecut 2oaldosPradsca 10.10 6.20 440 1.00 0.00 3lrusta-G.r.rdO 1 G.R.Joan Q(S7)40.61.P(S.7)11I.20,TI6.7. 1) 477.20. Sixth Race, A,$16T.31.24 l Mountain Sample 5.10 0(3) 69.20, P(34)II2.W,T(34 3 Carry Doby 3.00 0(54) 1.0$, P(63)37.00, T (6.6.3) 4) 11511-60Twelfth Race,C. 5-16, T.31.97 2 Sopchopy 16 -20 9.10 1.00 I Nixon Fir* 4.40. 3.011 4 BoUbbs 80by 7.00 :34.N. III 43- 1) 24170, T (2-1. A - Twelfth Race T. 7 16 T 45.06 1 BO Ruffian 1120 620 3.90 5 Flying Scoff 12.10 5.10 4) 407.60. A - 3.933: Handle $257,059. 4' 1 i i.jrv I f7i A IM')Ifl1i. a. AJJL!7 Going On 3431, P (14) 7631 T (14 Eighth Race, I,5.14, T. 31.41 440 300 210 7 Waldo Pepper 260 14 4.00 3.00 0(24) 20.40, P (02) 102,90, 1 (0.2. S Never Sure 1) 211.01. Q(3.3) 12.11. PU)) 37.10, T(llS) P 2 Mr. Blitz ig a ''9?(I4) 16331 11.00 1 "- 65) 1,75300 I Quick Printer 8.60 5.20 2.40 7.60 4.00 2 JM's Sur* Rapid 500 300 3 WPCornwaII (3.7 with 14) $97111. / 3380 1220 3.90 Seventh Race,C. %, T.38.11 I Airn&Ardtn 7.60 3.90 4.00 I Scott Goodboo, 4.40 5.20 ? Laughing Laurie 2.60 2,091; Handle $234,172. SATURDAY NIGHT First Racto ce 5.16, T. 31.51 Tenth Game I T@IWL*cue 11.40 4.20 3.80 Lt . 13O.". 6.20 0(3.7) 61.41, P (3.7) 33140 6ArmyoLaca Sixth Game 0(24) $740. P (24) 140 10,1(24 7) I NI 20 Fifth Race, D, %,T. 39.21 5 My Calico 9.20 5.60 2.00 6 JMIS Speed Rapid 10.20 3.20 2.80 4) 9.60 3180 5 60 0 (3-7) $3.00, P (3-7) 101 70 T (3-1. EieventhRacLS.516,T.3I.l7 .. 4.00 11.20 10.60 0 (1-4) 54-40 P(11-1) 1110.21i T 1111-1. 3 Cool Hand 10-00 6.20 4Zubi.PKIna 4.00 3.40 3 Rullm-Asis 3.40 2Aramayo-Ramon 3.20 2 Ramon-Mandolls 044-6) 36.lfi P (6-4) 11114.90i T(" I 0 (3-7) 43.4111i P (7-3) III.". 2) "I." Ninth come 3 Javy-Jusn 30-20 12-60 3.10 Fifth Game 1 RamonSarduy 6 r.ldC:,ChI: 4.60 10.00 6.20 5.40 lZubiOlano 0.40 12.00 1Sara.isIdro 540 lSantIRodoito SolaunJuen 7 60 4.60 3.60 2.60 2900 1210 500 2 M s Fast Wheels 1500 7.40 600 6 Jeanie Do 1200 410 4 MaId 0 Flight 1111." S 10 5 Total Effort 6 Sand Caper Seventh Game Third Game 3 Target Irene 20.00 9.60 12.60 7 mou ntain jolly 9.00 12-20 4 win With Wiley 110 7 1 sMax 2)440.00. 1300 760 5.00 4.20 520 s Oscar Dlage Peclna 6 00 Q (3$) 53 40: P (0.2 5) 37960 0 (3-7)43 20i P173)122 40, T(7-3. 0(4-7) 71.1114i IN 17-4) 1117.1111 T (1-4- Tvnday'$ 4.20 3 Hush Star llsasa-Echanlz T Third Race, A. 5-16, T.31.70 4 WiseCracker 17.10 5.90 5 Dapper Darren 2 Bee Inventive 3 MutIlla. Enrique 7Enrique 4Gondra 2Arca Houston 3. Atlanta 2 - S.0O 5.00 6.00 2Carasa Pradera 1000 420 320 0(14) 7560, P 116-111 36570 T (6.1 $Inflhi Game 640 460 7 Victor Gisti II lVlncadl Peclna 1700 640 100 4)731 60 TenthRace, A. 6.16 T 31.31 3Arano Andre 460 2Arano Pradera 620 0.40 2 Mountain Fable 6.60 1.40 6.20 0(2.7) 39.00; P12.7) 103.00; T(2.7. 6 Trani-Gerardo Montreal 7, Now York 3. Cincinnati 9, San Diego 1 Los Angeles I. San Fran 1 San e Super 300 4) 19540 15.00 4.40 3,00 QS 4300 P 57 10 Eighth Race, B,5-16, T. 31.43 6.00 420 Q (1.1) 31.40;Is (1.1) 120.30; T(l.y. 6 Gifted Katie SATURDAY MATINEE SSentlMandlola Cincinnati 7. San Diego 1 p.m. PNu!ac. 0(37)3140 P 73 $i 61 4Egana-Pecina ' at Los Angeles (Hough 2-3), 1 10.60 4.60 3.30 p.m. 3 PeOWIonist 19.206.60 2 Gov. Del Lee Atlanta (Brluolars 64) at 3.4 I Silent Way (LOCOS$ 11-4), 8:05 012-11) 61.11110i 111113-211 2N.69i TIM* Cincinnati - - - _-' .1 at AMILAN ' ' 1:64.1. rs Sevss*rIce . avA Mike 11111111111rUg TIM inft 1~ AL_ before the championship. Now York 4, Montreal 2, lit me . .. 410 ' , - - 5.20 2.00 3.20 Win 3114. , .I Mdays ReI Houvtoii 4, Atlanta 3, lit Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 0 Second race, Eclbar IN Only 2400 I40 7 10 Pemmican 400 100 sue Dv Two 400 slim.. , - Joe Gilhousen a boyhood Munson who'played hasel I. -- Pennsylvania and some even arikee. team publicist who ti.is batting helmets bten at tier side slnct. 14st woe ,PaIee an -shirts adorned with Thursda. --.She s.mmtl tht. bard Munson a picture est tiins for her are v. htmi close and titnes of sadness,".Mts. Fulz said. "But you know., kids. H ( 0(54) 39.26s P($S4) 2 20J Time __ . . / The fans came from as far '- Diane's holding up pretty away as Maryland and eastern well," said Larry Wahl,- a I - . -' . SEMINOLE :.aHappyDream throuah the en..d tran at 04 9 Over FadTing, Br...V . 19 . 00 - -, . Ieft K PNWWO 1willit - JWP 01U Wd Chist L111111111110 ,,a wiss viletbw pm r" in tile omwo wx mb.; Wppd Torp"'K Now York V49k44 a pdr un Mmu"do, in tw W t"' "M haft to pwar ra-upPkcbm sim uwy bdh . next few weeks. "Anything is possible," said !11I 1 earnings with $156,200 even a street, would All-Star hung above Ns casket. tragic amident. seem a logical move in the memory of Munson Wiuufl wO Fourth Game SATURDAY NIGHT ii Early id the race, Torn Sneva ,~ ., _ . . . I , ". N ". , - * '. - . 1 . . - ,'PrW LYM aW Jim Rice. no ol an laft . - - - 'W.i. - . . ' ley. The changing of a school's and a portrait of the Yankee has slept very little since the \1 /7*#VZ/IP , / // -' Y w rir#".* 4 I .&. lap and allow the continue. ths semi really easy instead of going 'rk Ne orre was killed last Thursday in an knelt in silent prayer and fought Mets, pitcher Sparky Lyle of airplane crash, is this city's back tears while others wept n- the Texas Rangers, outfielder most popular hero since the late openly as they offered cO Bobby Bonds of the Cleveland President William McKinley dolences to Munson's wife Indians and pitcher Scott and already donations have Diane and her three children, INIcGregor of tile Baltimore started pouring in to build a Tracy LyTin, Kelly and Michael. tribute to his memory. More than 200 floral arrange- Orioles. of major conmrn to the A monument, which stands as inents - some with baseball as the physical ' mke s the city's landmark, once was gloves attached to them erected in memory of McKin ado rned the McKinley Room status of Munson's wife,who UflCDVM11IJ 1 arne , misdo proMan kept bim wm off tbe track on Ule W k= ddMng.He ft howevor, degree tam at the end of the pit moup to pass lkay to Pt on shal"way. but wals able to 5411110N Oda edimamn M lAke Mum.About 26 beats pargielpaged in jM "i t,i,1, - i I in Saturdays quausysng his ia. IA& winds slowed action in sah"sils dbuia moult of NACRA's 5.2 and, Is DIMICT break to move "I t1trtod , of nine twocair rows. NursIl ws. w mm 10m00 hW;MW Im Durodw. wNi fiew in ft= Palm ftifts, Callf, NiNe always will, be Ow 19-~ W who rqwW to d=in who now plans a two ost her driving flair which III they traded first place six degree heat and a track II' from times after starting in the first with _E HeY.Wilh1e,"S1mday,Willi.Mayajnnsvergggvol4.Top,p. IlkjHoraceStorwftem who from_lesitaisk Aria. søliasr Lopez appeared to have for the New York Yankees who the Canton Civic Center. Many through penods of questioning what happened he wet by me I saw the crowd favorite after breaki..i was I_ "the GI-"s" record e ai'rai over •i .i..i'..' •'a441SP• ,, 7 ~ ~, - ' "But I managed to make tai'ntvi r1rn I ;::;r "My dr iver got me into a bit more trouble than I would have liked," said Lopez, who led the money- some good putts when they draped casket in, appropriately St. from other teamet Munson, an A11,Star catcher enough, the McKinley Room of pected to attend %%ere er p6epyX'-'~ Lmbl For four hours - two in V .. centers and athletic fields. ('" 0 r. n'or ,i /"Z,604'r 1 Yankees, Bobby Murcer ,and last respects. I,ou Piniella. %%ere expectoOki to northern Ohio city as long as afternoon and two at night - deliver short eulogies - ill there are boulevards, shopping they moved past his flower- Munson's inetnory. CW 'V , on the womens tour "We were playing very memory will linger in this - - _____ - long," said Lopez, probably the longest hitter slowly and I never gut my "said )" b will be buried today, but his YF/fl Aft %CottEC7o,/ncK,WCK,4f/b 7,00I 6;COR,r.ON~3 jF1R~7',47'Z,? ', //y ;W,f &q. ,.4 ,#/Pi v(Iy6 )i7fb7 1_~ ~ ORI,rl.*11 0&/Y W11~'YeR, .-. .: " /CFEdñ-P . VI/V Awlf*l af. /W /8oG, #F OiVtY I f ; ~ ~ ~if# 20 _ymf'. OZP iy11f1VR /// t~ , , ~w Iflolf1p Aw. . i I. I 4 , . . /( ;I " J( " ~% tv ~, , 41f A " kfe \1 I .II I hr All 157041CIERV~ / cap/.Op 60W~ 4 was really pumped up coming down the 16th because I hit my drives so Joyce Kazmierski. In a remarkable turnaround Baseball star Thurman Munson friends turned out to pay their Munson's closest frien(Is on:the "They'll go 715 first NO . Bradley. d Intimidated the 6 174- •VW IS -- spot on 286k three ard, par-74 Sunningdale Z ,J' irst ime Ow 2W backed off a little But I'll ten barrier was bettered at the you, I'd ba In fIt-a gear t Ia Glen meant wtn'ig the race." Eight of the 18 starters 710 UOM wen' 11110 001 man ed to finish Ow event as dilva to lad tIPevent the driveracontended with 90 - 4' I - !, ., t - "ui W54 ,.. pez,s shaiy 1.over-par round of 75 gave her a - MWARIZINW OR4*1Y, ,47,?Z, 60:r,O after it like I normally do. The slowness bothered me and usually it doesn't. "As soon as I found out what was wrong I felt better and that gave me an advantage because I felt I Was going to play the last few es we only two shots ahead of 'rs was G?n Infourthwas anfly Otis Iea,edoffallttle, thewinner "-", '' F I . ransmission UK afteir avenging 120.0 1 1 1. e and the winner's check of it' A •Di.e an behind the winner in the race Watkins Glen. . .1 ~ olt u. $16,500. Indianapolis-type ,, Ia I I pj who ) brou& him up to the Giants from the minors miginggy. "To me he was another father" ys ..'i. vvucu a problem, bed say 'What do you need, i? You can have IL' II. was my backbone." , Maysalso said be I'didn't play my bEU1, hisIsd two yam with IhsMets. . "I was geowlngold," he said, "Ihadnoznonnntr.rist'mv.r,u. Lot .- - - " "' -... -. ' t- - ~ .~t - - £ Indianapolis 500 winner Rick Mears finished 19 seconds problem that helped iesvre BobW's vIetor Sunday for in ON $1zlook 1*91ile debut of - B.hi ° I ' •:. 111 And he talked about Horace Stoneham the -• ,..... ~ , - . ' '"'-'% .1 . 06166044OV.-Z-VOW.'. , ,It- I • .... - o see at. ran- problem that eased s car Bobby finally took command win day " it made Z of lot easier" said Bobby - " - ,..-. I. ,.*. .. - . . - , -- £eaJIUIg a N.Y. carding rounds of68, 69 and seemed all set to retain his told Bobby UOW he Could OM on the 48th lap while Al had to the drain on his engine and Mill settle for pis. . ;,,,r ,, .. - uu au I . - I 7 1 P, , .. - I '•' - *, . I GLEN, W A'I'IF?J I .. 4.' • clear overnight after her the 4-stroke ea s carried to the clubhouse stepped onto the 16th tee For Win ' I . ,,., 10 .. - : . I .. _ .. 1. Lopez, seven strokes tempo deserted her and she 0 .1't~~.2-~, .", the pack all week. But it stopped there. The New Mexican cracked her drive fully 262 yards down the middle of the fairway, punched her 7-iron to 15 feet and sank the putt for an eagle-3, w with ease Instead, in a nightmare run of five bogeys In eight holes, the 22-year-old's y . ,: .- ,. I - I a _ -. . 0 England (UPI) - Nancy Lopez, as expected, won her seventh tournament of the season and the 16th of her spectacular twoyear career Sunday, but stopped a few heartbeats in the process ' , ...d - - Old Course and the rest of K' Europe 1r ", . $. lfl. .., e . 4 - .,.,, I - ,... 38 . •. ,. ---. - •t A - s '.t.,, , -I - , - , •. - - - ' ., , ' " " .., •Ø) I. - /! .- r, 'Th fur, I Thou*," be nveat.d. "I hit everything over the fence and I thought how easy it was. That was in'batting practice. But then we *yed the game thePhilhlesandRobjnRobertswunftchlni,fortheni NATC,II*I%A out what kind of 1 game it was iwvxis on-ioi•-flve Mays talkood about how In Durodwr simply set b1m in the general direction he was too when he first ,. -. -. ',.. I -. - . . 4' ., e, - ., -I,". q I: ,- " -: , 8 ' - , 'i . • feelinp for him, he wanted to send Willie to a club that could .re a ..,' , `_~. near the end of his career without telling him beforehand. He dill (o' 'a understand siiaCe °--'. deep personal uai . , . , , -f- .. - , ..' .•. i,,- i , department but no one In the front office. many . . - insists he did and It see= he did ask sonmne in the equipment I. , - . . A LE , By United Press International evident than it was Sunday Major League teams re CANTON, Ohio (UPI) when thousands of fans and invited to the funeral. Two-of W/,W/tit I . . I ~ PS, I - . . OPENING UP by Alan Mave SEt'FR/ANO BALL(STERO5 I Then group or Win . was anymore. He simply pulled a clean white handkerchief out of his Lopez The ninth player to be voted surprised me. I don't think I wnnieci up in one word, "in- (The missing uniform going on here.' I had to regroup." Crenshaw, who has finished second in four of his last six starts and picked up $40, Sunday, looked like he would wrap up his first major title on each of the first two playoff holes. But Graham sank pr essure putts on both to stay alive. Then cam e the deciding third, a 202-yard par-3, - 0 puzzled friends, high school principal, seemed to be ft renk of lack into the Hall the first yew I* taught him anything. lb taught tegrity." Giles also was "I gave my life to bamball," he laid. the huskiness coming ho he was Inducted former New Yost Giant owner of communication. ft Sunday w was eligible, Maya had a .3 me." responsible for strengthening through his voice batting average, won Wilson set the National the authority of National " solneone far back In the crowd Into beseball's Hall of Fame. and Manager Horace Stonebam pointed out dwhem he did lifetilm "You wet League record of 56 homers in League umpires and winning ' With a crowd of 5,000 and Leo Durocher, respecask someone in the equipment two Most Valuable Player hollered t cheaft his nam to the skies tively, and the fains. Then, he department for one, but no one awards, made 3,21 hits, played One MOW AnIll Ow mAJOrlesgue ftn other benefits. "No, I wasn't dwrt-changed," he came right back, firmly, at every opportunity, Mays was suddenly expressed his in Uw front office.) in 24 A114W Gludes, was third mark of190 RBI for On Chicago Convincingly. Dick Yourig, sports editor of ft current Mays ended do speech in a on the alkime Rd with go Cubs In 1930 and had a J07 Two men in Sunday's audience, sitting &part frogn one anotber formally received into the disappointment In the New York Daily Nfts, and baseball abrine along with the ownws of the San Francisco few seconds and ftn stood on homers &M was the greatest lifetime batting aveirage and because they happened to arrive at different times, were laid Hock Wilson, holder ta of his wis 0 244 career 111 0mem His plaque the late Tim Mumane, for 30 of two Giants because they didn't send the porch of the baseball library defend" ou older especially protid of Willie Mays when he repilied as he did. One of was accepted on behalf of the years baseball editor of the of am pme's most Imposing him a uniform (Or Presentation with Commissioner Bowie not of all time. the men was Horace Stonehun, the Giants' former owner, and at records, and Warm Giles, who to Um Hall. The composite offensive Wilson family by his son Boston Globe, received the J.G. Kulm holding up the wdom other was Leo Duracher, who used to manage them, and both had capped 50 yftn a a baseball "I am deeply Wet "M San given him by the New York player, Mays also ranked Wird Robed, who said, ,,This day Taylor Spink Awards for come across the country to be with Willie on his day. executive by serving a record Francisco Giants didn't send Mets for presentation to the on the all-time lid in total will be long runambered by me distinguished service to baseShortly after, saying balseball hadn't short-chainged him, Mays 18 years - president of the me a uniform to give to you," Hall bsaes,fowthinatbata and runs and I am most proud to accept ball and BobElson received the concluded his remarks, Ford Frick Award for didinsaid Maya. "After 18 years they "a' National League. It was a surprise ending to a .cored and seventh in both hits this plaque." eye ' ' guished broadcading. Mays, who had grinned didn't we fit. I gave my life to day mark with Is End runs Giles'plaque was received by tighter WA . A moment or so later, he didn't bother with formalities . _. I COO ERSTOWN, OF chewing past the pin and missed his putt. "I felt very confident about th at putt," said Graham, "but I hit it 12 inches by. I said to myself, 'My God, what's uro eon Title - *year career, left ,em a,a0491 didn't on - in 0 This was his day, the lay he was being e ahllj)ed in BaaoU' what this day meant to )j representatives finished The tournament, featuring youths 13 and 14 M ays Inducted Into Hall Of Fam ' more, he was doing all right arid he wasn't stumbling or getting lost at all. Ole League all-star field. In West Palm Beach competing in the first - He had made the longed speech of his whole life and what's Hall of Fame, and although he had not written out his remarks, he wanted to make sure he didn't f elan o hohad helped Il&.. during his literally fantastic y areer ,,,th an cession area, according to Delbert Wilks, vice president of the league. On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and possibly Junior League all-stars are featuring youths 11 and 12 years old. Box scores of the tournament are slated to appear In Tuesday's edition of the Evening Herald. Meanwhile, the Sanford 5,000 Cheer His Name Willie Mays broke still - double-elimination. The Seminole Pony played beginning at 6 and 8:30 p.m. at the Five Points - •• T e p.m. lit the league's con- 41 M ays. his s W as H Is Day... Willi - surrounded by traps. Crenshaw, hitting first , hit his tee shot in a trap at the right front of the green. Graham hit his about eight feet to the left of the cup and rolled in his birdie putt. The second place finish for Crenshaw, the fourth in a major championship in his seven-year pro career, added to his growing frustration. "I don't like second worth a damn," said the usually miidmannered Crenshaw. "Fm sick of finishing second." Rex Caldwell fin ished at 6-under 274 and won $25,000 for his third place finish. Ron Streck, who had a final round 68, finished fourth at 276, while Gibby Gilbert and Jerry Pate tied for fifth at. 278. "Just as I started my backswing, I kind of woke up to what was going on and I hit a dreadful tee shot." The shot went over the green into some deep rough and he left his first chip shot short. He then chipped four feet and double bogey the final hole for a 65- well my hat's off to David." Graham, the 33-year-old Australian and n ine-year veteran of the U.S. professional tour, was near perfect through his first 16 holes on the 7,014-yard Oakland Hills Country Club course, which was brought to its knees for the first time in its 61-year history. But he had to scramble for par on the par-3 17th after catching a bunker arid then came the near-disastrous tee shot on the 18th. "It di dn 't hit me until I got to the 18th tee," said i.iranam, wno came trom tour snots OU tue pace at the start of the day to earn the 0,000 first prize. BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UN) Even Ben Crenshaw had to admit David Graham deserved to win the 61st PGA Championshp. Graham, who took a twostroke lead to the 18th tee, double-bogeyed the final hole and was forced to go three extra holes before beating the hard-luck Crenshaw In sudden death. Both finished the regulation 72 holes with 8-under par 272s, Graham shooting a closing 5-under 65 and Crenshaw a 67. -.............. 1 was iurunae to get into tue playoff," s aid CCrenshaw, rens aw, "but when you lav a round like that a major cham- V% 14 It Regional Tourney Semi*noie Pony Hosts Sports By GENE CADDF UP! 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PAWS of SIsI9$LØIIN 2ioeKlinder 10$1* ene 331 I ' T qwp - - - - - - - - _ • ______ -' .r a ftpi~ " - 1 1 7 ..4 '-"---.--- , .- �. - -r--v - . .5,, • __.._.a•,.__. _____________ ---- .10 Years Later, Generation In Transition Woodstock,: exceeded promoters' expectations and gats came down. Now a lawyer with &Manchester, N.H., firm, Barnes, V, said people of different lifestyles and viewpoints. Some came Well country," he said. prepared with camping gear and food. Others had just the Clothes Plank and other festival veterans said efforts by two different Woodst&k was his first exposure to open use of drugs. "I don't think I'd ever seen it In school. It wa' kind of an eye• opening experience," he said. He went on to Trinity College and Cornell University Law School and feels he has become more conservative since his days of living at home and boycotting the barbershop. ,-Then, I had a faith in government as a solver of problems that I don't have now," Barnes said. "Too much government Is a problem. As a lawyer, dealing with federal regulations Is really frustrating. I'm sure the Vietnam War had some effect." His biggest memory of Woodstock was the cloudbursts that turned the entire site "into a big sea of mud" and taxed the patience of festival goers. "We'd had enough at that point," he said. John A. Macomber, now a 33-year4)ld East Hartford, potter, was an unemployed draftsman when he and four friends crowded into a Volkswagen Beetle and drove to the festival. "Everybody seemed to be feeling good about each ° what was going on," Macomber recalls. "Of course, lots of us were under altered states of mind, so who knows what It really was?" Medical personnel and reporters on the scene estimated $0 to _ on their backs and a few pennies to their names. They were forced to share what little they had. Local volunteers were airlifted to the site to provide medical 'I feel the values of Woodstock services. sores donated food. People in the nearby resort town of Monticello prepared 30,000 sandwiches which were hellc'ptered to the festival site. will got passed on to my kid' One-hundred members of the Hog Farm were flown In from the group's Taos, N.M., commune to provide security and cammwücatlons. They also set up free kitchens for those without food. promoters to hold a Woodstock II this swnmer failed from more han lo(l opposition. Hog Fm leader Hugh Romney, who still goes by the namet They said times have changed, and the magic ingredients - a Wavy Gravy, says Woodstock, more than anything, "was the war, psychedelic drug popularity, and turbulent times - can't be concept of caring and sharing. We always used to say about what went on at W000ck that there's a little bit of heaven In any duplicated. "I'm afraid it might be run by McDonald's or Kentucky Fried disaster area." Chicken as a promotional gimmick," Flank said. commune OW1e has moved to Berkeley, Calif., where His iie outspoken activI4s that brought about Woodstock were And the room and board are free for anyone who stops by. The Hog Farm replaced by a new generation of job seekers. also rims a t eplone answering service and farms organic table Today's youth of festival age were toddlers when the United grapes in the Mojave Desert. States first got Involved in Vietnam In the early 1N, and barely Spirits weren't dampened by the drizzle that beast the festival. 170s when it pulled out of the war. The communication team kept the crowd cool by telling them to into their teens In the early David Baldwin, a government professor at Dsrbuosdb, says too act as a whole, and that they were gpibfrig history. - many 1today'sstudents don't remember the way the war ripped "&eakfast In bed for 500,000," Wavy Gravy shouted from the _______________________________ ____ stage to announce Uw Hog Farm's kitchen was open for the day. widespread dissatisfaction Nick T$ik, then a .yew.o1d state trooper, remembers beW AREA DEATHS _______________________________ * to Bethel for eight hours and staying four days. -'r,from Reneselser, N.Y., was dispatched to Bethel to the way government was direct traffic, an exercise that proved futile. "Cars were standing He was born in County Cork,NELTA HOLI'ZCLAW A M for 30 miles," he said. of Ireland, and moved to Nelta Holtzclaw, n operating In this country, prkne job was to but people for drugs, but after a couple • Hineaville, Ga, died Thursday. Longwood in 1970. He days, if we tried to do that, we'd starve. The kids had ft food. She was a former resident of previously lived In Chicago. He They gave us shelter, fed us, look care of was a retired trUCk dFlVSf percent of the people at Wooddock were smoking marijuana Live Oak, Fla. had wa lking g LhITtJ and ties off and He was a member of the St. ve sons, the weekend, and up 1o50 percent were using stronger drugs. Survivors Include fi ur gm showing. And the kids were good. I never had any o For the J.B. of Lake Mary, Edward Of Augustine Catholic March In Pot, LW and other hallucinogens were plentiful. q hni th walking around and talking to them," Tellaka said. ay, the American teems mited. Medical HInesviule, Newton of Orlando, numbers involved, the problems were li reported 797 drug incidents. Seveity4wo people needed medical "By the doing day we were on a first-name basis. Ray of Maitland and Frankle of [4551011 Pod 53 In Sanford and now a restaurant owner, feels Woodstock Lake Mary; two daughters, the Ililnigiders. attention, 28 requIred medication over the three-day festivaL made people realize that all yowl kids were not all Survivors Include his wife, There were two deaths from overdoses. A third youth was killed Bernice Barfield of St Mary's !.argent of Julia, of the home; three when his sleeping beg was run over by a tractor In a muddy, crazY drunks and dn addicts. They went to hear the music.10 Ann Ga., •nd 'in the city of New York on any given night there would be hllls, Fla.; two brothers, daughters, Mrs. Beverly Cairo garbage-strewn field. the amount of problems," Tell,"SNA of Chicago, Mrs. Judy Zaringof the music. tunas get into &hlldren fl "It wasn't a place where you could really Los Altos, Calif., and Mrs. Bruce Plank, 30, of Salt Lake City, now is a lawyer for Utah great.grandchlldrei. people and so many things happening," There were so many can't. under the Il 1 Services, 4W an agency representing poor people who Funeral services will be held Katideen Joplin of Virdon, DL; to be was a very new space for usMacamber said. "It the seven grandchildren. hire attorneys. afford at there loose, seeing all those to 4 p.m. to be out Monday at influence of various drugs, Funeral mass will be Ten years- ago, he was a VISTA volunteer ID WoiSTfl Baldwin Funeral Home, people." celebrated Wednesday it 10 Maduasetts. For a test rim, Plank and his comrades took i Altamonte Chapel. Macomber had just gone through a divorce and was d*ing a.m. and rosary will be recited with his parents when he went to the festival. He said the times gouanantpurchaaed school bus used for their tutoring project at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday. Both will FRANK J. CAUAIIAN were "pretty beneficial" although he later spent 18 mobild In jail and painted It red, white and blue. at the Buena Funeral Ci11'hn, 90, of be held Frank J. They irbded the name of a bogus rock group - 'Frankly au an LW charge. Reflecting on Woodstock and the past 10 years, the redhaired Dankly and The Seven Uttle All.Amerlcans" - on the side, and Spring Hammock Trailer Park Chapel. Burial will be In llIghfrMd In Longwood, died, Sunday in potter says he was "antiwar and antl..lot-oMuff at the time. drove to Bethel. Memory Gardens. to Winter Park. The bus was repainted yellow when they got back "That was part of a revolution In our heads, not going along GAMA Pilot Feels ,,We were treated more politely than any group of visitors that mee," YYaw said after the visitors departed, to the relief of his neighbors. "If a half-million people could two such adverse conditions filled with the possibility of disaster, riot, lootlijand catastrophe peace, then perhaps then i5h0pe _ into three days of made that If we join with them, we can turn adversities that are the problems of Ainsrtca today Into a hope for a ftbW and more peaceful fiture." ___ . By ELLIE University of North Dakota was as a commercial pilot flying night air mall. She also needed the money just Why absorbs and utlixes knowledge, but Is aware of several things at once. What's going on outside, on the instrument and engine panels, If there are any 41 .. - - ,I GRAMKOW :46 - FUNERAL HOME ; 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA TELEPHONE 322.3213 WILLIAM L GRAMKOW correction to be made, and what to do If the engine goes right now." What to do, too, If a door pops opeit as one did once when she had three Iandlubbers on board. "I - •f fl 'r , ft . • . - •S • - • '• -, . - _______________________________________ ,. •'' • • • • • • DEPEND ON US FOR • . - I S . 'I • ' . ç, ' : ... ---•: -; ' • . - ;07.J •• )f 11 ' "1 $ - , : ;:V , I ,e~_._ 'S.. - • •- $, ;,, i:t" 5 S "1' 4 4- - 5. •.• ii'flIIL -....• : t. '/.-;:•&,• • '.''i •" a . .'t•• (.'' .......... ••• iiJ . "? •.,*i . r :,',.' • LXi 5, FLi T . . - S••_• • Sl But If I didn't think my women to learn to fly by 1980 and then, they hope, to qualify for sky jobs. mind was awake, I'd never have flown," she says. "I •• S,•_J . •S4_• .... , ' ' _______ .5.' v,, ', . Va"" ., ; FJ-c*hAV ... [! i rx:; I ! . ' '' . - 9.3Ol0/o* YL El $10,000 ' 11 . MIr ft*ill I , ~!~ , ~, L_ , -. '3 .. 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CA 0 JOKER'S WILD GAZETTE MACNEIL / LEHRER SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS REPORT 7:30 (2)UARSCLUB GD HOLLYWOOD BOUARE8 7:30 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND (2) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA FRIENDS Skits: "Wrong Number." "Saturday Night.' "The Recital. "Vacuum SaIesman. I) DICK CAVETT Guest Jonathan Miller. (Part 1 of 2) 8:00 14)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO y OVER 8:25 (4) ($ MA'SH (R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 2) EMERGENCY ONEI 14) THE GONG SHOW (MON. WED.FRI) (4)0 RAZZMATAZZ (TUE) 0 BEWITCHED (MON. WED- (2)TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (R) © NEWS 800 8:30 2) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE The town bigot Is accused of setting fire to Jonathan Garvey's barn and assaulting Garveys young son. 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I put TURNS CD CONSUMER SURVIVAL 2) 2) TODAY @) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (j) 0 TUESDAY MORNING 6:30 (2)02) NBC 1:30 0 AS THE WORLD 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR (R) DEAR FOLLY - Just as one of the readers did we purchased ours In a plastic bag with some whole cloves, scaled the bag and left It until the odor had disaPpeared. - DELORES DEAR FOLLY - I have been helped by so many of the Polrdeii that I feel it Is time to share one Of my own. During the hot sanznar days ltls hard topullonsandalslfonelsnot wearbtgotocklngs. 1 find that rubbing a 'mall amount of talcunipowder on the topand PANY (FRI) 6:47 ) ONCE UPON A POLLY • WI Ave •. .-. S • t f j'r. •,'• I- 4 - - . -. - ----------------•.•. •• • S - • , I ., II GIANTRAG yj I popcjpj - • • • :30 AM SNOW 10:00 AM NVIII 1I - - , -- . • - S . : LSh1 , - • thpus mswapapes'. - J_ I ' ' S . •, :• -• - - • . - - : -. :'.,• ,- - • ' - - -. % • I - . •• • .-: . 'i-" 1 5. 1L1 NO SIG IN SARANAC, N.Y. DEAR NO: Your boyfriend Is afflicted with a bad case .1 oldfashioned gender bias. i for your sake lt'i Dot Incurable. ww"Wimmoviiiia&W , . - . ...i~,.4., . ~ sliMsit II $w.wtsast.-(so4.a1s.$Sa$)/44ta / - S () @) 00(12) NEWS L 4 " so we started looking for a judge to marry us. I suggested asking a woman judge, but my boyfriend objected. He said he wouldn't feel "married" if a woman performed the ceremony. wnar is your first aid, would you know what to do? Or to put It another way, 4. ,. 37 $ ." be Neither of us Is very religious, Readers, U a relative, friend opinion? Iii cs'. Instrument and a new plane every day. It's fascinating." or stranger needed emergency _________ , %I I ~. V. - There's a new (TUE) CD EVENING AT POPS (WED) f MEETING OF MINDS (THU) 6:45 - I • ' "I love this Industry. "mid. reviewed periodically, Someilmes just taking the codrse Is not enough, LAZY AND ASHAMED IN ROANOKE DEAR LAZY: Thanks for an Important reminder, DEAR POLLY-I would ilke to know how tO clean white silk lampshades that have gold trim sewed on. TI. shades have turned yellow and It ois entlrolytoomuchtoreplacethesn. -DOHISP. DEAR DORM - Perhaps you raid hive year shades di' lewd- 6 ask aboUt It HrIde$tbeveitbe will lobe the dry c: 1111110111 out - just II. 69 and s.Yeurilkekdu hay uallakewelkwa.bingdl - lure i geld trim *1114111111 ",f% L . ;'c in management" starting around $16,000, or as a "- ~ ' aviation, Shades Can Be Washed '' :, 4.. ' I - $7,000 to $60,000 doing that, taking off and landing at 14,181 airports out of the country's 14,500. The airlines use the other 319. Or, she says, you can work on land In general ___ L. Ns: Depending, she says: you can earn between ' - UL Mlnluviiiivi •• for winter, nothing to Increase his chances of survival. In the panic, I co"'t remember what I wait supposed to do, and the other man knew even less than I did. In short, neltlr one of us knew what the h- we were doing! As a result, I have placed my CPR Instructions with our utility bills, and every month when my wife and I pay bills we review it. If an emergency arises we will not feel so helpless. S 4 u' ,t. _ ~, - , oriented. Well, why not be the best you can? I believe in the Peter Principle but I won't settle for my level of Incompetence until it's proved to me It Is my level," she says, jaws set. She Intends to he president of a major aircraft manufacturing company like Mrs. Olive Ann Beech, w ho she admires. "1 want the office, the power , the money and the challenge," she says. conservationists know If the herds need food , • S . I ~ , So she's succeeding the way her mother taught her to. "She was very goal- - wildlife the procedure should , :3~ Each year there's been an Increase in the number of student pilots, she says. CM Is simple. Everyone DEAR ABBY: My bo)lrteld should be familiar with it, and and I decided to get married. d on us for th1. e hIghest rate aIlowed on • Natur.Hy, oicand .. I , .. . ''..epen 1.1, I jL., * f siwin,Instruinsnts. •i I : i '. ".41 .. oir 1.11_..ir,.. -..''"..'. .., _ 4. ~i.-'~ - 70~-Av 1 . .. Connecticut. ll. Should Be Familiar With CPR - Current Rate . helicopter at off-shore drilling sites; spraying crops or taking infrared photographs of the land so pilots, (Rat. guarai*esd for deposits made ttvoul Aug. I)• '•. ••' S I-7AT1]L,C-a---j"TM __ ~ Mir-:iI, 17__`111111111111111111111~4-17' •' - :,., ,., 1 e;'.-'-- .-- ' -. .I . IX ., • . 4 ________ I. .5 • - _1111111111111111111__c•__' ______ 1 5 .:i-; wp,, eeI - MONET MARKET CERTIFICATE-. 26 . .- .5 5 . lots of coffee." She may feel more fatigue now, traveling two or three weeks a month, mostly In commercial planes where "I have no control and don't like It." - t .. , .~,-' .t~. .1:,'t 1_:_1_ ,-1" :,.,~.~~ , , A-,~U(*'.,~., .. , ~1~r~ ~ . piloting an air ambulance, a corporation's jet or a aviation personnel. They want the industry - all aviation o utside military and airline to thrive. They want 300,000 men and I. " • .- - felt alert and my body adjusted to little sleep and Minneapolis and back, getting In around 4:30 a.m. I'd sleep for a couple of hours and go to class or work as a flight instructor. . '5, • S '. . / - Karen Coyle: "Eighty-six percent of air accidents are caused by pilot error, so you have to recognize your limitations and those .of your aircraft." S --L. :' • S person " 1. INVESTMENT. of means looking for the best and safest If you're a Investment depend on us. Unlike other short term investments our rate, 1o. f return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate Is guaranteed and your deposit Is fully Insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. I' ll, I , - •- 1',• -• . ___ .• I. _____ - ABBY: The letter nighti" He replied, "Thanks. I'll take from BLEARY-EYED AND 1 ENVIOUS brought back case of It.. .and please don't memories. (BLEARY-EYED mention it to my wife when she couldn't sleep because the gets back. She's been out of newlyweds In the apartment town." BILL IN ROME directly above her had a squeaky bed. You DEAR ABBY: A elderly man to come right out and tell the hadaieart attack aboard the woman.) same plane I was on just as was taxiing for take-off. An When I was a bachelor, I ambulance with paramedics ithin aacondg of our couple whose bedenom was arrived w directly above mine were FetO the terminal. - middle-age people who alter- I reIH&Sd than that It naIad between keeping me been two furs Shies I awake with their noisy taken the CaTdiiC PU11flC1Y argimients amid their squeaky resuscitation COWlS. Frankly, I bed. couldn't remember all the I had planned to I decided to tackle the y memory (lt'slnmy refr *oblemsone aIatime. After manual) but I never got wound week. of the squeaky-bed to it disturbance, I saw the man in Yesterday, a neighbor's W elevator, so I whispered discreetly, "I haven't hid a father had a heart attack. good night's sleep hi a, week Anrman and l did whatwe pal.Yaw aquaitky bed has bm could, but the victim died. keeping me awake every Actually, we did little or J . • •.• aviation need them." That's because the money is better working on cars, so lots of them switch. Still, all the pitching she's done In the last three years at flight schools, colleges, etc., is working, says Ms. Coyle, blue-eyed, blonde, horn In Montreal and reared in Florida and . ' DEAR IA - (NON) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH (!)KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS EVENING and, boy, does general - •, only qualify about 3,000 airplane mechanics a year '. .' do, to recruit general the girl who was cryIng,", she says. She employed good judgment, the hardest thing to teach student and, "guaranteed you'll get a job," she says. "They S*S.4Sf 8 p.m. Then I flew mail A % • and reassemble planes 1..'. from Grand Forks, N.D.,to air accidents are caused by Pilot error," she says, "so . :' $8,000 to learn to tear apart '- Pulled back the power, _________________________ - -, ' TONIGHT'S TV ernor Bob Graham. •• t . • '•• closed Ow door and calmed 4 ..%iI •. • Mac hine mechanic $24,0O0 to $48,000). Spend $500 to That's what the 37member airplane cornpanics of GAMA pay her to "Eighty-six percent of r . NO bows and pass the FAA tests for a private pilot's license (40 hours, night and Instrument flying ratings); a commercial license (250 hours); flight Instructor .datus(300 hours); and the 1,S00hours, and ratings, for an air transport pilot's license, the highest, which she's getting. Back to fatigue, though. "A commercial pilot can't fly more than eight hours out of 24," she says. "I was at school from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and slept from 3 until . . - to fly: so far it's cost her $3,700 to learn how, and to accumulate the flying grond. There are answers for failure in the sky and a good pilot, she says, always - . flight Instructor and spokesman for the General Aviation Manufacturers failure as shp rises on the . . - ' ministration major at the anticipates than. "A good pilot not only . •.., ,. , year-old commercial pilot, Reason • try to stretch fuel. You don't fly when you're fatigued. Ms. Coyle says she never did, although one way she helped pay her Association (GAMA) grins, She doesn't worry about Having feelings I, one of the things that and our feelings need makes us human to be expressed. On. of the reasons for funeral service Is to enable family and friends to express their sorrow at a time of loss. A God In Her fly in bad weather if you're not licensed to. You don't Sometimes, up there, Karen Coyle feels like a god in her machine. When It's doing exactly what she wants, when the weather Is divine and earth can't reach her. The - Says Sometimes She YOU have to recognize your limitations and those of your aircraft." You don't GROSSMAN NEW YORK (NEA) - . . Like Special to The Herald ____ ~ • Monday, Aug. 6, lelV-1B 6:30 • 'V.ry with . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Massachuseits, and retired after two montho' use when the engine the nation apart. exactly the way' It had been planned for us," he said. "Their view of lbS $tVdSIstI In the 1N was that they were all . Macomber enjoys his current lifestyle, which keeps him busy. blew. appreciate are After VISTA, long-haired Plank worked as a dishwasher, radical and wild," Baldwin said. "What they don't of "I don't have to eat my lunch at exactly noon. I do something the protest e the more resporitb1e and moderate backbone th He has been on janitor and teacher before going to law school. because I really enjoy it, not because I have to.". movement of the 'I. They really don't mderstand the sense of He hopes to be making pottery "until I'm 80,11! last that long. Legal Services staff for four years. Plank feels his political views haven't changed much thehot ontrage that had built i.Thoy were only aware of the tail end of "I try to give a person as good a deal as he can get anywhere. High quality and low prices. That's just not around today. A lot of 10 years. Bethought then, and believes now, that the people are In the war." The Woodstock Generation Is gone. Its costribidlon, or lack of people have low quality and high prices. So I have to do something a struggle for the right to control their liv!s. It, Is In the eyes of the beholder. different." The people's struggle, Plank said, is more against big business One who had food memories from start to finish was Yugur, The Woodstock Festival also brought a new spiritbStWSSfl than against the government. "The giant corporations control now deceased,who allowed the event to be held on 0acres of his (C&allesed Fries Page 1A) ntechanlzaticm of society. I don't want to do everything from my ) V set." Before the weekend was over, Woodsiock became more than a music ev4. It was a social phenomenon that caught mainstream ArnJrlca offguard by bringing widespread drug use Into the open. David Birnes was waiting to enter college when he and some Wellesley, Mass., friends made the trek to Be". They bought tickets fo the festival, which were never collected as the crowd 1 OURSELVES Monday, Aug. 6, len OA-EVoning Herald. Sanford, Fl. ; 1. •. - - I : '. I 'r :: . ". ' 'y-:''' ,.; - S r 4. - - -'5--- - • - - - - - t- --"a. k" ', fi~, J; I It. . AN." ~V _ __ 1 • 1. . . ;L,. * A - - ' .-• -e- y - - 11 I ' 11 - :_ - - - - ,_ .1 . S A --,---__V �. '. lB—Evening Herald, Snford, Fl. Mondey, Au,,, lfl [jiFiki . Legal Notice Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLOrnDA IN TH CIRCUIT OUIT F0 IN T$1 CIRCUIT COURT FOR NetIcof PuWicHearlag SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P101*11 DIVISION 'Skyjackers Free 6 PROBATE DIVISION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pile Nwmbev 7S.1S1.CP pile Neesler ?t.151.CP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Divisiog the Board of Adjustment of the CIty IN 11 ISTATI OP of Lob, Mary, Florida, that said IN IL ISTATI OF Elill M. UN!. Board will tid a public besting a, RUTH JENKINS SIMPSON 1:00 P.M., on Wednesday, Sip. Deceased Deceased timber 5, Ii7, to NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Hostages In LIsbon a) ReconsIder granting a TO ALL. PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING variance toaliowforconstrucflonot CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST a single fimily dwllling on a 1*1 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND AU. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL LISBON,Portugal(UPI)—A warned ntIch has 1436 square feet Instead OTHER PERSONS INTIRISTID OTHER PERSONS INTERUTID the hijackers, Iwo word of the condition of the sttheroqul,id,000squaqef.ofan THE ESTATE: IN THE ESTATE: trio of Spanish Foreign Legion Frencitmen and a Qllesn Who freed hostages but the plane's width of 66 Iset Instnd of the 1NYOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED required 75 desertersreleasednlzhnetages, deserted from the Spanish ca$aln said earlier the atmos feat, In an R.1A zoning that the administration of the estate that the administration of the estate classification. Said property being of RUTH JENKINS SIMPSON, of Elsie M. Lins, dcisssd, File Including two chlldrei, today Foreign Legion, would be phere aboard the eraft was situate in the City of Lake Mary, Fill Number 7C157.CP, is Number 7.li.CP, Is pending lii the from their hijacked Iberia arrested, "calm" and no violence was Florida, and described as follows: pending in the Circvit Court for CIrcuIt Court for Seminole Countt. Airlines Dc-S as the plane Reports from Macbid and Lots 15 and 16, Block II, Crystal Seminole County, Florida, Probate Florida, Probate Division, the ad. reported. Lake Winter Homes, is r plof Division, the address of which Is •.es of wMdl is Seminole County prepared for take off for from Lisbon's Portebs airport In Geneva, a Swiss Justice thereof recorded in Plat Baoli 2, $emin)e County Courthouse, North Courthouse, Probate DIvision, P.O. Geneva, Switzerland. corrected earlier flaures on the Denartinent anokasnan said. Page 114.116. Public Ret&dt ni . ... A. t-.M.. r . .'v, 41v U. I! UwW JM,, Inwu, , Airport officials said the air number of hostages and said "e have Lrormed Iberia Sern inre 1County, Florida Said aiprSSe ffie estate or Irepresent iv I 4—Personals 18—Help Wanted' pirates who seized the Spanish that after the release only ala Airlines, the pilot and the Grandb Avenue. addriss Is 104 Loch Aiter Court, ofioisaddrssslslS2$afsuma Drive, jetliner In the Canary Islands hostages, Including three crew- hijackers that the plane may The Public Hearing will be held in Sanford, FL 32771. The name and Sanford, Florida 32711. The name AVON RHONDA G. MILLER Sunday night, freed the half- men, two cleaning women and a Land In Switiland, but only at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, addreu of the personal represen. .d address of the personal Pleasecall 322.1210 , Florida, at 0:00 P.M., on September A1 tstivvs attorney are ferN' s. AvO( uen iiontages as soon as rewswntativVs attorney are $ earning y m jan&wr, were . Thanks. 5, 197i, or as soon thereafter as All persons having claims or forth below, power. For details, call 1 041. _______________________ got confirmation that. they Officials said earlier there He said the hijackers would possible, at which time Interested demands against the estate ac 4617 or 1.$5S.1701. All persons having claims or could land the plane in Swit- were 24 hostages aboard the be immediately arrested. Parties for and against the rsquest required, WITHIN THREE demands against the estate as 5—Lost & Restaurant help wanted, mature & ,IIIJ8*cu stated above will e heard. Said MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP required, WITHIN .., zerinu. THREE IIIiH JWI. dependable, part time & full hearing maybecontinuedfromtIm. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF However, Swiss authorities There was no, immediate time good hours. Apply In Lt' Black MaIm Chow Chow totim,untllflnalactlonlstak,nby TIIISNOTICE,tofil,wfffiffiec$erli THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF person to Stuckey's Pecan the Board of Adjustment, 0 ulas Ave area vi at me above court a wrlt$e THISNOTICI,tofllewfththeclerk Shoppe, 141.46, Sanford. dbeinioffored for return. THIS NOTICE shall be posted in slatement of any claim or demand me above court a written edi I attention Call three (3) public places within the they mayftavi. Eacticlaim must be statement of any claim or demand IPN, fIitIme1, part time App NOTICE rn-oil,. City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the In writing and muSt Indicate the they may have. Each claim must be In person Lakeview Nursing Notice Is hereby given that the City Hall and published in the basis for me claim, tile name and in writing and must Indicate me Lost ladies Seiko watch on back _ 1 Center 919 E. 2nd St. Seminole County School Board wili Evening Hera!d, a newspaper 01 a4dresi of the creditor or his agent basis for claim, til, name and beach of Lake Mary's Crystal Maln,enance mechanic. U of Fla,, hold a hering in the board room of general circulation In the City of or 0 attorney, and the amount addresa of the creditor or his agent Lake. 332.3190. Ag. Research 1. Education mesdool board otficeon August22, Lake Mary, Florida, on. time at claimed. if me claIm is not yet due, or attorney, and the amount Center Sanford. $10,105.92 per to consider adoption of Policy least fifteen (15) days prior to the ONE PHONE CALL STARTS,, tie date when it will become due dalmed.IffhecIaIm lsnoly.tdu., yr. pIus 16 pct. fringe benefits, 60x39.446.9 which iquires $ICOfl. aforesaid hearing. in addition, said shall be stated.' It mc claim Is me get, wileø it wilt become due CLASSIFIED AD ON I vllunI,i%UUui U Experience in motor & dary principals to have students bdposte in the area to contingent or unliquidated, the WaU be stated. if me claim is END. TH RESULIFUL machinary maintenance Weight Watckers, lila m Ascension Lutheran QuEch 5*1 a consent form for locker be considered ii least fifteen (13) nature of the imcertalnty NUMBER IS 322.2611. shall be centlRgent or unliquidated, the necessar EuaI Opportunity sesrchespriorto issueof locker and days CasselbeFry,7p.m. Florida F"'' prior to the date of public stated. It me claim Is secured, me neilirs of me uflCiflainty $11111 be Lost: Black 4 mo. German hIgh school principals to have hearing, Affirmative Action Employer, security shall be described. The stated. lime claim is secured, the Diet Workshop 10 a.m,, and noon, Canton Union Shepherd last seen Laurel Ave. Call 322.4134. 'students sign a consent form for DATED: August 2, 1979 claimant shall deliver sufficient seCurity 111111 be described. Till Name "King". Call 3226507 or vehicle search before issue of Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First 4- Connie V. Malor copies of the claim to the clerk to claimant shell deliver sufficient 130.1942 after S. nT parking permit. The economic PeChufarfft.i ('hunk • "'" LPPl full 'time. F.xp. w.Florida City Clerk ' ' "' ""• ' P.IIL. 5, . enable the clerk to mall on. copy to copies of file claim to the clerk to Impact will consist of cost of forms — license 04 & 4-12. 3220566. San . City of Lake Mary, each personal representatIve, enable the clerk tq mail one copy tO Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Sarinp. whIch Is estimated at $X0.300. The lord NursIng & Cony. Center Florida All perlonsinterestedin the estate each personal resentative. ..re implemented Is PublIsh: August 6, 1979 specmc law Sanford AlA 8 p.m.! tO wtlOIfl a' copy Of this Notice oO All persons ifites'ilI.dlnmeistate PRODUCTiON PERSONNEL P.1230.fl.Thoupersonslnterest.d DEM.35 Administrationhasbeenm.iI.gare 10 whom a copy of this Notice of Church, Sanford. Light Manuf. Must be 15. Apply may osthin a complete copy of this . Unique Kindergart en . a • required, WITHIN ., ,,, THREE AdmInI*atlon has bwn mailed ac ' One sis, a p.m., iui Bldg. 140, 1711 Hangar Rd. w. r uw St. policy ann econom c rnpac, , ,,, . , U.k. for. yiar o... MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF FiQU.t,v, 'v' ''ui' " $nford Airport, between 9 & 3 statementatth.schoolboardofflce, '-a 'ei...i FreeBlodpre..', irlsuia .-.p.m., .wreau,v,j '"" ' : '""' THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF 1% i'Vb4CniaI'll p.m. 1211 MelIowllIe Avenue, Sanford, THISNOTICE,tofileanyobjectlons THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Church, Mcu road, Winter Sings. fl• they may have that chailenge the THIS NOT10E.toflleanyobjections Fir$tfOfllyChildCareCeflter Pn • TO WHOM IT MAV market stock man must be Lake Monroe Amateur Radio SocIety, 1.0. Feather, 7:30 p.m. 8CC Begifl. validity of the decadent's will, they may have that challenges me Saturday In Sanford NOTIcE It uLoE.#.u1. experienced. Also experienced Chairman A4.un.. Tele-Communjcations Bu11'41" I5 4MVU y qualifications of the personal ning June 2. Sanfes'd Eary valIdity at the decadent's will, me the' Y '..Oiiflch of the City of cashier. Apply. In person Food m Seminole County School Board Lalli representative, or the venue or luailfications of the personal Chlldcate Center. 322-MU. I..uuner7j, 'P.m., Born Markets 25th & Park Ave Baptist Church, Crystal Publish: August 6, jurisdiction of ' ' the representative, or the court. venue or -__________________ hold 6 app bi' h ciarngon Lake.nd Country Club, Lake Mary. o,,,u7 'ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ItwlSdictlon of the court. a Waitresses 1. Bar Maids. Ex COn$.%Ier 5.GxcI TN to Eat an OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND perienced onlyl Apply 1 to I 'ItL'QflW £I?g!l$a. *?J!ai..':'r , .H WILL I! FOREVER BARRED OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED . p.m., Wed. thru FrI. Joint in the .I,y Pouitry, beef, pork, fish. t-ree Dateo(thetlrstpublicatlonof tills. WILLIE FOREVER BARRED Woods. 339-1543. &iP4lN, CER.AIN LANDS WITH. lunch, 1 p.m., business and bingo. ron Cit PP l n Pi on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: area. 322-2314. Sam's Portion IlISNoticS of Administration' IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, between 9 1. 5, Holiday Inn of ••5 SanfsedSertoma, 7 am. Sambo's Sanford, Lake Front. pringaSertoma, . a.m.,coinm Y center of tile estateof As Personal RepresentatIve f y,F,ldmcIu4ColIwiil SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC. ri. Edgemon Ave. li-Instructiom hold a p*Iic Pleating on September TIVE DATE. RUTH JENKINS SIMPSON me .at. w CADP Sanford Ucea, noons Holiday Inn, 4,1179, at 7:30p.m. to consider an changing the zoning ontlwfoilowing Deceased .Linz Ordinance entitled IA ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ''" i Losgwood Sertoina, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 50hr mm 7 yrs.exp. property sItuate in the REPRESENTATIVE All UlI F55, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY dscr bed re ii%iwi,, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL MAKs PU , WeIgLtWatchers,7p.m.,SanfordWognan'aaub,3o5. FLORIDA RE. Of,f:llaeMarYfrlthlPurPOslof OF LAKE MANY REPRESENTATIVE: s-Douglas Stenstrom of Cr.a$lvelxpreulons CARPENTER $ 23-U12 Oak Ave.;-7 p.m., Summit ApIs, Casselberry. ZONING CERTAIN LANDS STENSTROM, DAVIS, T.HULIN RAY, ESQUIRE WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE OftheSW¼oflheSElao$$ection;, MCINTOSH a. JULIAN , OveveatersAnoIvmne7'3Onm , HELPER Fljdapow,i. I ' ' r " MARY FLORIDA4 AS HEREIN T P.O. Box 1330 i Light, Sanford. _________________________ $d50hr.mn11'zyrs.exp.Workin DUFIP1D FROM A-I TO C-i; SnoleCount, FIOrI4I,L!5S the Sanford, FL 32771 TelephOne (104) 7342404 Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Bobby Depot, Sanford. Telephone: 303-332.2)71 CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY South 340 feet of the West PublIsh. Agu$$ 4, 13, Iii, AND EFFECTIVE DAT,E. DIMlI South Seminole Masisk Ledge, 7:30 p, 1 9 PM daily. thereof, And Also LESS that part Publish Aug. 6, 13, 1979 jp '.24 ______________________ changIng the zoning onlhe following lying South of the North RIght-ofo ADVERTISING .aoZT)t. described property situate In the WyLmn•ofsunorive(Re, _____________________ Dehena Camera aub, 7:45 social ball, Lutheran is. . Cityof LakeMarytorthepurpos.of Sanford Avenue, Plat look 9, Page EARN EXTRA MONEY . , ti.. .n&i C Dnin,1.Ia.a. n.J. lIWo%.l, VI I IVvIUI. oblalning commercIal zoning: IIIVdI 16ofthp.IIi.R.,-..M.M..ii i with an EVENING HERALD alA , i • a aAa . ThatpartoftheSe¼oftheSl'(, Count Florida) T Sanford AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, itt,t PAPER ROUTE. Routes NesceatPvbllcwearlsg Township 30 South, ORDINANCE CLOSiNG, VACAT. 'IO , An aggressive salesperavailable in Sanford and 501 lake Mhml. Drive, Sanford. Range 30 East, $emlnole County, MAY CONCERN: INS AND ASANDONING UTILITY the East ~ ot the $W¼ of me TO WHOM IT Longwood areas. Monday. Aug. 6, 1f11-3B U SE 1' - - ------- . SE SE U SE SE SE U - APa rtnrnts Utumishod - • Le al Notice • - - - - -' OSTEEN aaa,, . Rent before you buy. This cute 1 BR, 1 bath home with nice yard. a. ma., $100 deposit. 10th Oak Ave. Children Accp. 322-020). over - rIles ----- - 3 - 1 A • ' •. secur , b OOu.'vv. well on 3fl$6 Easy financing with FHA or VA $35,300. ___________________ . _______________________ .-.. ______________________ -. Sanford2BR.2bath,aUappl.,w.v, . Asking $35 - ____ 7S. 327.0323. , - -- - _______________________ NEWLY DECORATED 3 BR, 2 bath home 27*12 game room, Ideal for large fAmily, beautifully landscaped, close to shopping, school I. recreation area $49,750. REALTY AfI.Hrs.3fl.7643,322.4U9 - 3 BR deli house only 129.900. HANDVMAP4 S SPECIAL 2 BR, 1 bath, 1923 Summerlln 301 E. 2Yd St. $36,900. Large 3 BR, 1½ bath, C lilA, FR, fireplace, ' • . - -- 1 A LI ri - rrvv.,w prespere.vuesv, 2-' 71k aid El., Sanford, -' p.m., Is needed for ."s , Parents - 7:30 p.m., Assaym.u., - Cornmmlty United Methodist, Casaelherry. Satm4ol.8im.biie Chiatar Sweet AdelMe,, $ n.m, £ ,. . .... City. , ,' WEDNUDAY, AUGUST $ . Casatiberry RsIary,7'30 a.m., Overinook Drive, Cauelberrv, .- ,vw.wv Woman's Club, 250 . ____ ___ Sufoa'dKiwaaii, Sanford Optimist, noon, Lake Monroe Holidsy f , " IC.SAnm SM , . - RsiM. VAil !"' ' ' _____ - ___ . ____ "'?'. : - . '- ' ________________________ Bulidto5ult—ourlotoryours. For a career in Real Estate c Really World, The Real Estate ha.VA,FHA 2351245. Salary plus commission with' full corn- AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST - ,,, -,.._ . ' • aai - - 4j4 Agency June Porslg 3235324. Ron Beck, AdVertlslflgDireCtor EWS$ - 300 N Ikiuld Ave French , _______________________ - , wr,u,,u - ' ' ' - - - p.m., $ , • , "Y Iia.a ''P'' "' - I - r,..u, theresfter.spaIl$1o. it which time lnte,'ested parties for and eeofn tint 1101 preponly Miry; one affected hereby shall be mailed ail. heard Said Mi -- - a - ,- A '" hi •'TE . _ "l ' • Ny of Cisselberry, -' • -'. • ' J01v3S&,A0.& L4IS • V • , . im OEM - 1nIpraIs Mall. 'I - .. • Aki . - -'. , - . . •1 - . , -_ t4 , CIRCUIT .- • SPNUIAL r. . ,-,- - -" - - -, • . . 4 . - '' - "- . • - . PL0I$A •' -• ,: comic as.isr ,: Cily Clerk PsibUth: *vaiq 4 9179. , MptlifsWanOrdaiiewmec$y • ' -' - •'. . '.' ' ' . 11111,00101 " -. TIVW PU 001 THE Tile sooner you place your 3210673 . classified ad, the sooner you will 00$ results NO SULLI -* * * * REAUOR 'I. - IIC$TIONI$T . ?IIALCLUK Cl,ttslCA$$1$1Apy 'SAWOPIRATOR , $N1A*OPI*ArOR • • - ' arage FP for a3 . $21•900? We - - ' . . -- ' ......• .' - ' TUSIOP THE CITY TO PIDE UuYvnnr- Iu i $ - HSNORIDOSC*1OP.TII* UTI. UNUAAIORE*1 • !Ivatlo Ro$, S. W PAIKIIDOEE$TATE$ Comfortable 3 SORM 1½ BA. Large Liv. Rm. a. Family Rm.; - - be. $33,000. , Sanford. Needs some painting, corner lot. Furn. except refrlg.' Priced to nil at only $31,100. 33U0S I.AltamonteDr. - - Nlce2 ID*Mhom.Innic,arsa of Dining Rm., fenced. Central -. heat See this ansi fencv..,Yd CHIA carpert, sc, parc.. 4 $iui3 B ' A . -• - cearea closet. air- " v* P14*. a. air. One year warranty. ina2lzaOMssten 10151:3 BOIM -21* home with iaf.in kitchen. dining j'es. Ecansesicil central heat pump, 11.11 trees. G.' locatloninUititut,. - - -• •- . - • .. .i_nJRAy,MIas • •. . I hri __ '' it :I $175$f01 - __ I me ___ w10 tSW 1i1U1'l'- 4_______________________________ I _____ _____ I _________ I______ rJrIsP1: .t. ,' . -' ..usi. - " U*S' 1979 Custom Jeep Ci 5. Take Over payments, nave to See vo a preciate. Call 319 553% or 37: BLAIR AGENCY 32) 3866er 323 17)0 l]22 644 30)' LSkéffont Lot — Loch Atr, prlte of the area, gorgeous trees and view. 552.000. Owner-Associate JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. wmany luxury features on 2' country acr.sI Extras inc. Game Im., library, barn, FP & Morel SPP WARRANTED. Just 510,0001 - ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1 bath home w-spacious rms, modern kit, 2 porches, FP, & Much Morel Only 037,9001 68—Wanted to Aft.5322-71)l 322-4457 SWAGON WHEEL CHARM 7 51, 2 B ranch style home, lust listed. Situated on cor lot, lush landscaping. 549,500. Call today for appt. CLIKE THE COUNTRY? 9-Iacres in Osteun wIth 1g. 3 BR, I", B, nearly new mobile home. - COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 3 IN, 7 bath home In Shadow Lake Woodsi Every Imaginable Dream Come True for 591,3001—NE DUCED— IUY NOW. feeturel Your FANTASTIC 151,2 bath home In Hidden Like w-C HIA, ww carpet, patIo, a. -loIn the Homeowners Aim. A Ivy for $4L1051 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST a. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. !t -. 322.2420 ANYTIME MUIHPI LiUig krvle I See This. STIMPER AGENCY-' REALTOR 323-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349$400.3fl 1939 42—blIeH0mss see our bosuiltul new BROAD MORE, front a. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3l13OrtandoDr. 7,7,. PARK - Beauty Care Painting lOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Jarmerlr Harriett's Beauty Nooc 3)9 . 15t St., 322-5742 specialty. l A&B Painting Resi & Comm lnt & Ext 322-8782 9 9 Ilin MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our 2$ yrs. Exp. .691542: Picture Perfect E*t'iinin'j Free Est. Lic. l0pct. dis to Si Cit. 3396066. 6688335. ---- French - essniakIng interior Pllfltiflg & Repair Alterations,-Dr,umakl4 Drapes, Upholstery, 323-0707 - Sgt. Peppers Painting Servict' Custom Painting & detail trim,, Grooming I Soarng Free Est. 323 1704. _______________ ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet - supplies, dog houses, Insulated, ______________________ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast ________ shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 332.5753. PliotapNc repair service. 372-6101. Plastering 3237340 Interior-Exterior Plastering Year round vacation home. This year rough it In comfort 20 It. Tropicanna fully equipped self contained trailer lv, sliding glass door, roll down awning, tub-shower, AC, I year old. 16.990 ly Owner. 41$ Lake Mary $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways - etc. Wayne Beal, 327132% - FOR SALE SY OWNER REAL ESTATE as A triplIng-s. lbISU..ESI,aiISS BesL heead. NSNfld. — Sills p4 Ales. $3 A, ma.. reed Is, rssldss$$aI dsnln.eot, 5)1300. lsgal.alsS. C. isdiet, P.O. Bee IN, rsdail*, me. SIN, or — iI.l. -,. OWNI nAsToas *1. Custom built Iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 333-7551, 339-769. blowing, a. Ceilvloss. Lowest prices. Call 3310039 or 904-7346100 collect. INSULATION — Batting, RACO Foam, fiberglas PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. L......_ Vinyl Repair __________________________ 333-012atter5:3O Vinyl repair a. recoloring CUSTOMHOME BUILT REMODELING a. REPAIR - - Call 322-2750 Blvd., Lake Mary. for Bargains. 762) 5 Sanford Ave., 322-1491. Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30. Licensed. Banded IMan, qualit operation '75 Midas travel trailer 30',$I99SFIRMI 322-1009 54—Garage Sales -' Painting, exterior pressure cleaning, roof Satisfaction guaranteed bIore payment.32?-1137 after 6 pin. BIE coating, 75-'ea!io11& Vehicles den 10 pcI. every 10 days. Hurry INC. (LOCAL) 319 531) - 5ufos Twin & 0*1 beds, 305 Waterfall BR wile, roto tiller. Prices go oasv r- Yard debris, Trash ;;.rvv.iia.*s ______________________ MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 - LaheMmry, beautIful 1* x 30' lot w OIICI triss. Ready Is build on, this -$ WIN. Appliances & Misc. SANFORD AUCTION. 12)5 S. - - ', pump organ. This sale is a must to attend. includes items for the collector 4, dealer $VISA—MASTER CHARGES $ CASH DOOR PRIZES KENMOR& WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. Apache 12 * 6$ 2 BR 3 bath, porch, awning. Assume mortgNi 1*1 1)10., 52500 down. 333 Ught Hauling working player piano & walnut oven I S single oven. Prices start at 1213.25. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1793 So. of Sanford, 3225771. 313-5300 up lurk mowers tree. 27)871) ______________________________ IN THE WANT ADS. 32246)1 or 531-9993. ____________________________ To be sold to the highest bidder 1g. consignment from N.J. + local estates. Oak, mahogany, walnut. DR I. BR suites + lots of assorted tbls, chaIrs, chInas, desks, lamps I glassware, also New Tappan gas ranges. below wholesale—left over from going out of business sale—) double 73 - 52—Appliances mowers for sate. WI)) ______________________ PUBLICAUCTION. MON., AUGUST 6,7 PM. brano New lnterspring Bedding ' price. sanford Furniture Salvage,17-92 5.01 Sanford 3371731, ' EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. 51—Household Goods Homers Lawn Mower Service. Lawn mower repairs I used Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 dential Auctions I Appraisals. 323 1947. RoSt' 323294$ _________________________ . ' Alani ApplIance's - Fur Estate Commerical & Resi Ceramic Kiln—Duncan—still new, auto control, fully eqpt., 23*33. VA & P14* FInancing ' I 72—Auction 01. type gas cans. $19.99 em. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 322 579) 310 Sanford Ave. - Appliances __________________________ - Landscaping. specialists, top soil & (III dirt, sod laying 1 free trimming, LawflMr Repair (urniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. Cranic 349-5133. General Call Carl Harris at condition. Washers, Ref., etc. Kelloggs Auction 323-1050. 19' Flare Fiberglass boat. 60 hp Gale Oft, tilt trailer, new top 1300; 20mm ammo boxes, $5 ea. -- The quick, easy Want-Ad SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 Wanted Appliances repairable 20 lb. air compressor, $100; ~ bed comp., $30 32 10 172 aft 5 - Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used Top Prices Paid Used, any condigoned 614 $126 Sears 9" with some accessories. 339-0553. - One ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED For sale sofa with 2 chairs. red Herculon, also radial arm saw Lawn Service Wonder what to do with Two? Sell Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 372-012). & heater. Coffee table, excellent * FLASHI Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, 1 bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $34,000. Grabthe Car Keys Buy Good u%ed turn, applIances, plumbingilxtures, .-.,'. bld. material. 32? 5659 FREE ESTIMATES 323-5719 321 0098 Mowing way. The magic number Is 3222611 or $319993. Cash 322.4132 $40,600. Manor I Perfect for starter homll Fla. Rm., eat in kit.. fenced yardl BPP WARRANT. ED. Reduced to $399101 Certified Lawn & Landscape Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri. cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. Call Larry for Free Est.4l.6fl4. Lit., Bonded I Ins, Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford leather recllner w-elec. vibrator porch, sodded yard, paved street a. Much More. SO pcI. assumable mortgage. $37,500. BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, 1" bath home Ann Lackey, Shenandoah VIII. 4220 S. Cr1 Dr., Apt. 91, Hwy 17. 92, Sanford, 32771. No Cailst Early American sofa, brown HIA, w-w carpet, screened IJWfl Maintenance Air Conditioning bred mixture. w-personality. Must be very friendly, alert & healthy. Send description, phone no. & bred mixture, If known to 311315EFlrctSt, 3275622 Beauty Sato Chairs—used but good cond. $20 each. Sanford Furniture Sølvag., 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-177. bath country block home, C - )Ibrian Husky pups black I white AKC registered. 321031$ for Sale cond. 327-1776. 65—Pets Supplies I; 5.0. BALINT IASSOC. 323-5163 SaveuptoSOpcl.of reuphoistery charge. 1695111 ______ stYo!rss.,.j i DIoi 322-2611 or 831-9993 I I I C :- ----.. p4-. .• g __ N I Myrtle Ave. - I- '•" 'T' , $—R.ssm - **!*'**** 62—Lawn-Garden Motorcycle Insurance ._ ___ ' lL.L __ .-. ___ , mi1. ,s4*, I Medel Inc., Realtor OVER 4 MILLION INSALESIN 1979 REALTORSW Office '... your lot or our lot. REALTY, ,anford's Sales LEader GET LOST 78—torcycles ________________________________ - 122 1306. - ________________________________ Lawnmower sales & service. We sell the best & servIce the rest. Western Auto 322-4103 301W. lstSt. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE ,Cash for your Iott Will build on STEN STROM SUPER 3 BR. 1 bath home InC.C. 2004 LillY Ct. Charm of an old Florida homi will be found in this modernized I II, I B, pool horn., featuring garden rm., formal LII DR,FR Ia study. Onte acrslol. Strictly bypapt. Bobby Greene, REALTOR 121 0033. 330309 - 795g - -• distributor for - Rand McNally Maps No Sailing Service company established accounts Investments n.ioo to $13,130 secured oi inventory and isu*mnl,*ritelncludename, address, teiepP.ojie and three refermsc,, ti" Pernnl 'I'OMR ,BOOIKIIPU' "nities . • ,- Harold Hall Realty, UTIRU$i 323.511) ' * * CE-IN1'OD*y . - —_— *'* .:- - MO COLLECTION OP A Fly DOLLAR lOIN) AUM st • w.e.er.y or sick Froml.S,SdaywII.E5,Reo. in winidizing income to work as AU10405JSNSTMUIMPOE$T • -- " .,.. AN ORDINANCE OP THE Cl bO -CAIIILBIIIY, P1.051 • ..' • t, — • . -- MRS hspni .' .. ,-'-. - 10*04CM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTiCE ISNERISYSIVINW -. Iiál $ I.y *I5IJ 'IF PR5SE 55.- _________________ • HeIrI on 11111 Ily ci iLJI, nn, .1 a 'as., or gaas .. ,. cen. rN,, . CITY SO CAISEIU*RY. PLOSI 1nIevIpp1aren*eistewvpi .TO.WI$OM ITMAY CowcEsN NOTICRIIHIROYOIVINtIIot •N.RM(I_s,*ir lsl4Ifl 'OlOs.fsi*w. 5O—Mscellaneous VA-F HA.235.Con. Homes DeBary new high I. dry) BR, 2 2 BUILDING SITES $39,900. - • 647-5560 Majt land Office Offices Open Daily $ am-S pm REALTOR 3224000 MLS shaded dbl sized lot in one of Sanford's finest 'neighborhoods. Owner anxious. Terms. 14.1,900. Inc. REALTOR. MLS "'.v,jrni RE AL TO R S Raborn REALTY BR, 2 B home, beautIfully located in county near clef!), school. Both for $4,000. --------- -. - YELLOW SAND south of New Smyrna. $32,000. 322 3)08 as for Tony or Louise. 3221195. 2500 SQ FT of gracious living in this lovely lg Mayfair 3 _______________________ maeIae ttJ Aisfyinpeflan lat'.ISrd Nursing a. Cony 911 MelAAIIIs _____________________ 100' frontage, approx 800' deep on InterCoastal Water Way. 6 ml. -' OVER - ' - aH.U41 Ilirely 'INN be ,p.ifej ' ___ va, . ' isa as tsNs*: ppJ4A4 1005IO01 lii STATE 'AN OIbIie*NCI OF THE CITY MQIQ 75ANN1 £OMJ*Y. a 00- LAKE' MASY •LOrnDA- ". - ''' -. - FINANCE C9" .. - - 'CedIT ass '-' '-' -., • __ •iesiu -- .. IV SN TIlE ' - - - . - Iøiiaga. e,isosa, Lube M*W r—, ___ T • I,dtgs aiioms, anan Iruisafi, ' ______ '. :' - •. Qua1gyiij -. .. • Luke My Eatery, 8 &m, Mayfair (miiy WeigN Watchers 10a.m., lake My Aitamont. allSales Guaranteed .prngs OIVUCS. • I Good a. eqpt Only 120000w $1000 den. Owner wIll hold t 7 pcI. Telephoni tat tatI ....,. or.. 130.Iliivenlngs, - -- - Iaat tat ., -. ' ' A1 III ,-., ,-,., . __ - , ______ - '-- 7,30 ' local restaurant 321 0124 with sold Once Unl$,d Matiod,, Church, ,.,, $anlsrl,plodda.CaIiMan.Thru via. 322.2611 or 031.9993. $170,000. 323.5774 Dy or Night , • . m,. A.D. - AUGIJSTO " mc DMIVI abandoning mers of iii, reel ropariy affected tax records. liii "Tjloll ----a herebyN'IftNma$sflC.yofmis DATED: AuguW 3,1979 uhice is their addi'sois Ma CITY tOP LAKE - MAR,,.' I.a..a 1 • OfI ye,,,,,,1 iS FLORIDA- • '. city $611, aid 051usd in lbs SWw. By: 4- ConnIe Mlii, Evenl lfecaId "Aar DATED: August 3,1979 City Chit CITY 01 LAII*MA!Y, Publish: August 4, n •., OEM time ii l01 thirty (55) days - "" j U" WWWUW , Bary.Ca,vuumity - aaugamy, - $b I - - - within Use City of Lake - L..r..i Prum'udeup - - at lea thirty 1$) days advinceof tile Public HWiflg, 1 time the p.m., Jaycee avenue. IWMEI I '7 City Hall: and published hI I B, I'5mOdiIid frame home, Experienced cook—steaks & - Sasiord_. SaIfotd.SemlsaIe Jayceettes, 7:30 L.JL.ij D.... k a 3 • enced yd., very clean. *AI1ItYrUa.is HUSKEY REALTY - V Enterprise, Inc. It you don't tell people, how are they going to know?-'Tsil- them *ith '* ctis$IflSd 01,by calling' - Grocery.ear, 3-2 home,, S rental units, all on busy 1742. Owner wIll finance. Call for mare Info. CafeterIa P.1 to train now for Sept. opening. 2 p.m.. p.m., isC. co. benefits. Apply to Mrs. WhIttlng$on, 5CC cafeteria 321 muru, riOrisea - Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222207. 1*000. - 339-4700 Inc. Realtors INVESTORS downtown location near shopping,. hosp. & chur ches. Ideal for multiple or office complex. dwellings Nearly 1 cIty block zoned RMO1. New 23$ Homes I pet. interest to qualified buyer. $32,000 to __________________ - ML , - LAKE FRONT over ½ acre beautifully wooded bldg. sIte on paved st City water. $10,000. - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl - -- REALTOR new Want to buy puppy 6-0 wIt old, Sm. 19.B Pter Front Property & clean. $35,300. Unsworth Realty M. Engine rebuiider. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 20th Fl. Exp. enurate w:y'i A I "PP'Y MI!.. In person tQ: ' _________________ 3222611 332 323 0735. '14 Mustang Ghia II V 6. brakes, new battery Hip' mileage but runs great. $1,900 cars,trucks&heavyequipment, or 323-1167 or 332.4013. meccial. $30,000. Beverly B. Mason Realtor-Associate. Low Down Payment GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. Mint cord., 2 BR near hospital $ shopping. Lake fishing near by. Hobby tm, neat FORMORE INFORMATION suture ,or a sejj.s,a y. PrevIous sales ex, I #i ,,erence nee.e.. PIflY .. $alsrd leneAdee, senior citlzens dance; 2:30 p.m., - •... "" - ,,, LflL, WY sOWU noon, civic center. i.ie, ,.w new A t1rt W 11 a established and - - .• . '•' ., ,, I.0 alI, ,uusw1 LIesIqce..ut..41nau, UUUI ' Page 14 of the Public Records of WayLmneof$unDrlve(Recordadu May, F$or$dathatsaldcouncllwmll NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Seminole County, Florida, and also Sanford Avenue, Plat , Pope hold a public hearing on September mc- City Council of the City of loss me South 40 feet for rlghtof. 16*1 the Public Records of Samlnole 6, 1979 at 1:30 p.m. to consider an Casselberry, Seminole County, way ci Lake Mary Boulevard, and Count" FlorIda) Said Parcel Ordinance entitled: Florlda.thatlheCmtyofcalselbevry eu the last 179 fist for rlght.ol. coqtains 2.2$ Acres AN ORDINANCE OP 1141 CITY proposes to clme, vacats and OF way for Rinehart Road and also less LAKE MARY, FLORIDA RI. abandon tile following described More commonly known as next theSOVthIOOfie$OlttleEi$t200fSet and wrapping Itound Phillips Mat ZONING CERTAIN LANDS easement, to wit: ot me above described property. the corner of Lake Mary Boulevard WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE The NorThws.t MAnY P..ORIDA. Al HEREIN DR. certain 7.1 foot.4½ feet ot mat More commonly known as Lake and Sun DrIve. publIc -utility Mary Ioulevardfrontagethrough to The Public Hearing shall be held FINED FROM A-i to 1-3: CON-. easemint located aigeIg the Sun Drive and Rinehart Road, 4.4 attheCityHail,CltyofLakeaAary, FLICTS. SEVERASILITY AND Isutiwast property line ci Lot 33, plus or minus acres, Currently Florida, lpr.etn ! on the feflowIn, 5lOCk l.Camelo Unit 2,as changing l,s e me PublIc Records of Seminole County, The Public Hearing shall be held thereoler as possibIL at wtllêh tIme k.l!!tL..__in Florida. attheCltvHali,CityofLakeMary, Interested parties for and against "mini u m ' Florida, at 7;31p.m. on September the roguish stated above' will be and maIme city Council will hilds ' i n 4, i9, at CIty Hail or as- soon heard. Said iwaringmay be con. public hearing on tile prspc •. .ffieropftuas possible, at which time tinged fron time tp time untIl final abandonment at 7:30 P.M. on ml , Werested perils. for and against action is taken the City Councli. "'a NI 13$hdayof August, AD., 1979, or as '," me reguest stated above will be THIS NOTICEbyshall soon thereafter is possible, at me be posted in ', heard, Ipid hearIng may be Con- three (3) public piacs. within th . Cily 14a11 of tile CIty ot ctry, " : ". Z" '" 11.01 frIes time to time until final City of Lake Mary, Florida, at me ' f! Florida, at which time those tsr and action Is taken by till City Council. City Hall: and published In the be ..:i: 'againetffie dosing will be pagg i_THIS NOTICE shall bepostod in Evening Herald Newspaper, I aii.Fli U.Il ii l, actientakenbyth,Cl$yCouncl,,to ' thril(3) publlcplaceg *ithl the of wit I Irculas ' avtherllitlon for the ' • , RI E REALTY 743S'' S. French (1792) Sanford 373 5324 tiAl COLBERT, REALTY , '. 512.300. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 2 lots, with fruIt trees. Offer. Call Cark & Hirt 323-7540 deep lot, 173x330. Zoned corn 24 HOUR lB 322•9283 WORLDS . p.m., IIAITY eg. 1410 Valencla Ct 3 BR, 1½ bath, brick const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 vii old. $26,500. - Wanted Wymore Rd.. Altamonte. 862 743 1110W. FIRST STREET Make Offer' 2 story, 10 room on SUNLAND 113 AZALEA LAt ' '73 Chev. Caprice, air, low miles, runs good, clean car. $900 or bet _________________ F ILL DIRT& TOP SO IL WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lit. Mtg. Broker, 825 No. ID ESTATE SALE __________________ ' • ROIIII'$ carpet, ideai for professional suite. Rig. Real Estate Broker 262$Sanford Ave. 321-0759 - 1973 Plymouth Valiant, small V 8. auto, air, PS, PB. Excellent cond. Make offer, 373 1730. From SlOto 130 Call 322 1624. 322 446f information. Call 531-6290. - 41—Houses 41—Houses w-w BATEMAN ' REALTY ' $311 for further details. '' Top Dollar Paid for junk a. used 47-A—Mortgages Bought &Sokl "Can you make one that looks I ke an oil company executive?" be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total . ' home OFFICE RENTAL (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease In new bldg. on French Ave. Can ___________________ ever. '"___________ 77—Junk Cars Removed - - west 0! Speeds,i', Daytona Beach, will Piold -i public AUTO AUCTION Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It the only one in FlorIda. You set the reserved price. Call 901-35S pm. _______________________________ - -----"- Hwy 92. 1 mile aLlY JUNK CARS Materials '- DAYTONA AUTO AUC1IO' ___ ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For Losing your 1. credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity, 322 0216. _______________________ ' - 47—Real Estate available. or . 61—Building Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N C 28906 CALL US TO DAY about this 3 BR, 7 bath home w C HIA, located on a corner lot. ---------- - ' • take over payments or will trade for small car. 3233927 before Sanlord. Fla. 32171 9)94' 107 W. Commercial Phone 322-7001, Sanford - - - One week in Sept. or early Oct.. on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 1792 18 wooded acres w spgs. North Carolina, 4,000 ft. dcv. near National Forest. 515,000. 322 - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath furnished. $325 - duly suspension. I cyl. ,00 engine. PB, PS, no air. 53001 Property W. Garnet? White Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. — - WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? river & boating experience. Please call after 6 p.m. 321 0927. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 377 7490 Rig. Real Ettate Broker 290N. 1792, Casselberry, Fl. 031 0200 Eve. 162.3635 __________ - 76 Ford Econoline F.1S0. Heavy CailBart H. Ernest MorrIs, Sr. 1004 Palmetto. ________________________ . me TH IS IS IT 3 BR, 1½ bath nearly new C HIP. & roof & sodding & fenced yard. COULD RE YOURS 3 BR, 2 bath home only 4 yrs old with C HIA I large yard on JUST MAIE PAYMENTS '69 ' '75 modelS. Call 3)9 91(t) or 83: 4605 (Dealer). ________________________ 45.A—GJtOf Slate ___________________ 9194. 55—Boats & Accessories quiet street. Prlvateentrance,adultsoniy,00 -- - _______________________ Bid lot for duplex or single lamily home, w city water, sewer & paved Street. 545,000. SANFORD ... an YOU'VE TRIED THE REST NOWTRYTHEBEST zowski Realtor 322.7903. Clean furnIshed 1st floor Apt., -' '73 Winnebago mini home, fully eqpt. 44,000 mi., roof air & generator, ticeps 6 17500 322 Best Terms. William MalIc. I Dry. every day, ________________________ 115 Laurel Dr. Furnilure, dishes. linens, books, washer, dryer, tools. Mist. 62acres --frontage onOsceola Rd. NO EXCUSES 1 acts with natures blessing. High It you are having difficulty finding a place, to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read ill our want ads ' 80—Autos for Sale 75—Recreational Vehicles 54—Garage Sales Get Cash Buyers for a small in vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-2611 or 831 9993. Quiet & peaceful Lakefront home wIth 3 acres covered with trees. A gentlemans farm. - pets. 43—Lots-ACreage - - me rvA GENEVA -- _ l.Iil - 31—Apartments Furnished ' LIy Whispering Pines & rolling hills are Included in this 7.5 acres. 'pts for Senior Clti:eni Down ver clean & room see tw .lmme I Cowan • 310 Palmetto Ave - SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses - - 2 BR fully turn., including pans dishes, silver, linens, TV 1. all utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village. 323 2920 _______________________ ' ,, ' SE SE SE SE SE SE SE U USEUU.SEIIUUUU _________________________ - U _ 4 LtPIIi1I.iUIT , '*!' flS$ - _cis, I ._ ks,d klldseii. ____ i- $sm.tb*u .W int, INIEL j - leidsUus*7.JWP I - - - 1 - - - ---',------ - iuirnitha 'i -- _I,._- - I- or—çrirrrj---— - ---- -'--"I- - w i - -- -I - ------ts (. �. - . . . •'ff.P • jPfP •. : •. • ' . -á BLON DIE 46—EynIng Herald Sanford, Fl. FOR A LIVING ITS NOTHING I BUT A GREAT \ GNTEASY {SIG RAT RACE ! 1 Lady 5 Time periods PUTA BIG PIECE OF 20 ,OUR CHEESE IN LUNCH } A11 L O1HJ A1 IO I C J NI 0 I P1A1P 45Positive £ 0 £ N S 5T-5 particle 0H 0 (abbr.) . 47 Electrical p IlL 0 0 N £121*1 IIC e.. $'}A'TJC'N' .IIvIa I UP units i0INi0Hl0*lNiY0lE itI 13 Burden 48 Podium I0IAIk*INI iI11o1IsIcI 14 Veteran sailor 50 Pelt hiNt I PUI *uIIots1 15 Small island 51 Gaseous AIMIAt JDIUID I6 Group of 53Seedpodsiisai.j,Js *INILIII$' atoms 54 House lOiwlil IH1*ITIIISf1OICITI l8 School organi. addition 1P1111 111V1E1N1T1 zation (abbr.) RIIINID S 1510111 Hideous giant $15 T 19 Have a meal 55 56 Exhort 20 Companions 9 English 35 Homogeneous 57 Bishopric 21 Writing dynasty 38 Bane, 58 Ornamental Itmaster Animal fat 7 Inductance ball J UIU proture rij • — 8-6 (abbr) 24 Indian 25 Holds in wonder 28 Deuce 29 Small depression 30 Government fees 32 Actor McQueen 34 Verdant 38 Popular success 41 River in Germany NOW HAIRFIT WHAT? K I LLER ZERO) 61 5UdflI, like Mesdames card by Mort Walker BEETLEJ4ERE HERE wd.) condition 11 BEETLE BAILEY I"t'i Studies Of Ste ep Answer to Previous Puzzle on(comp. 9 Ideal gas fj11'' AW 42 Formerly 43 Get the drop ACROSS by Chic Young Monday. Aug. 6,191, 17 Accountant (abbr.) 19 District attorney (abbr.) DOWN 1 Drop ped 2 Ascetic Can Sh ow Problem 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 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,althou gh I have h experienced a cold sweat when I awake. I've not been able to relatethis sensation to anything unit (pl.)- 38 Horse feet 39 Take in OEygSfl 40 Place of worship 3 Dark pigment 22 New York boll 44 Entertainment 4 Compass point 5 Had greatest sway 6 Ere long 7 Noel 8 Compass point club 23 Mao tung 26 Beckon 27 Did calesthenics 31 Keyhole 33 Upper surface group (abbr.) 46 For instance 48 Venetian official 49 Halo 52 Burgle 53 Amount om , HMMMINEMM no Boom Rommum•l Jul MOONBoom MENNEN HOENE Room BONN Jul Jul. IMMEME Boom ago BEEN Jill ROMEO BREENE BONN RoomRON MENNENu. Jul. au. mom Jill 0 I've ever been dreaming. Of onimm nnw I think nhnnt It before I retire and then Ide get concerned. DEAR READER - You probably will need sleep st udies 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 about sleeping Is that some people experience sleep apnea, meaning literally they stop breathing during sleep. Your description sounds like that, MEMO THE BORN LOSER p4gb YOU CAMI W IF W svtJ ic 5Hti&J J... IT" ARCHIE by Bob Montana I11T'- WALL '\ THENE). AND VIOLENCE WRITING ON THE TV Cm= Jul Jul Jul. THE MOST VIOLENT LETTER I CAN' owk _ _ C by Howie By BERNICE BEDE OSOL YOURBIRThDAY Augus117, 1979 Partners will play ,prominent roles In your affairs this coining year. One alliance that you will form will have far-reaching __ effects. I*I*ftCIa1 EO(3u1y23.Aug22)Ttynct to be overly insistent UOII having everything done your way today. Being dictatorial Schneider WA THE. DMCxR1l5 HAVE! Th r !)RWF OtK6 &rr I fl4IMK fl'ft fpj - • 00SOME. 0 &T *SL 114A1 - S will awaken the Ire of 21 ONLY GONG 10 'S IF "iOU KISS ITANP)PROMISE. AWE IT TOSTOP WELL? ) 9fOK1NG FOR A MONTH.' (iCUT MYSELF) 9-1VING.' J ( ARF9T krW HPAMPH.' •\ L RIGHT! I" sending for your copy ofAstro. Graph P0 Box 450, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to BOY! THE CCTCF'i MEPICAL CARE IS GETTING TO BE specify birth date. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepi. 22) Instead of doing things the easy way today, you may add imnecessary 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 today, so your best course is to just to be yourself. Any pretense will scoiwlo (Oct. *Nov. Conditions may net be as harmonlosi at h0S 10da7 as you'd like them to be. m' see the culprit when you look In the mirror! SAGIITARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. 21)Bee you ectInlpulMVeIy 00 YO bright ideas today' study them a bit further to be sure they are feasible or you could go off on a tangent. RIPICULOU5.' rm in -I -' 'f 7 — ctolfwl £ Hehndahl Two I5 THE PT1iM WOVER HAS EXPWE559P ANY by BUQS BUNNY APPWECIATI01N ¶ MYJ. - SPIDER-MAN. FRANK AND ERNEST Offer In Fatal Fire Reward I am sending you The Health Letter number 10-6, Sleep and insomnia, to give you more Information about the common problem of sleepless nights. Your problem could be related to something else other than sleep apnea and It's important that you understand that -- A reward of up to $1,000 and feverishly to extinguishthe team would meet at Sanford more is being offered by the blaze before It reached the third Police Department this atFlorida Advisory Committee on section, the Senkarik Glass and ternoon to consider all 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 AveSanforci. The Investigative team at the cots Sanford firefighter. a brick wall of supply Ernie Wrightj state deputy store tumbled onthe top pet of him and the state deputy fire nmrshal, Sanford Fire Department, the fire Mar", said today the pother Sanfoid firefighteir. sleeping 1US 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 ,4 ~11 NORTh $4-A A 63 VQ 2 A K 752 *Q5 w'r EAST K 1072 • 106 Ak 3874 . Q1 • J 1043 107832 4984 SOUTH Q3I$$4 yourself In a position today where you'll belpitted against strong opposition. A corn- '' from you. Think carefully before volunteering to take on more than you can handle. 953 ARIES (March 11-April 19) Friends could cause you complications today if YOU permit yoindf to be drawn Into petty situations.. Playing po'itIcs with pals Is a no-no. TAURUS (April *May 20) It's e.sntlal that your goalsbs Y clear-cut t oday and that todomorethan You don't yo is accnpl1ab TOO many aids make too confused a marksman. GEMINI (May 2lJims 20) s AKJ Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East Wed N.rtb East Pass Pass i. 1 Pses s• Pass Pa 4 p pass - *s Oswald: "On. way atrIckw1tavia11trumpls to nit with . A better may will be to refus. • . , resuitof arson." goodrepsrtonmyx.ray,"saJ - Florida Advisory Corn. , , -. . - - -. —• - 1'.' '-.— —i-- .. .! ' 10 to low and more . . . ' ta .,.. .• .,i - .. - g :. . • • - • . 0 iSFllt#SIV Ar' Write'PO ;.,' ... - . : • 1,.,flormatjon ihn r' '1"hIlCatIOfl of ible for 111k .i 1111111, — - -. ." .-' A. n,. - '. -• a 4,... Ca_U.- Al2o . 4. 4 . .,, ' , . .h — Herald p mm by TIM Vince" Signs posted near site where a Sanford firefighter was killed say "officials suspect this fire was a result of arson." By DONNA F.STES According to City Manager Warren Knowles, the commission "It was my understanding the uniform services would take care permanent lighted flag is up in Oviedo 24 hours daily, seven days voted to cut the proposed budget for the new year by $1,561 by of It and the city commission was only eliminating paying a week. halting the practice of paying a park department employee someone overtime In the park's department ," Commissioner The American flag will continue flying at Veterans' Memorial overtime weekends f d JU1ISfl The flag La in an enclosed ares between the city hail and pshl I_tM the eford 'akaI4 __ Ow Mssawtil., U Aaastim,, flu- bau ias wash Is. _____ __ yew begin Oct. I deWte action of thi minke "W" 'rn mw"111 over by the uniformurAces on an alternating basis, no action four rA the- otber Ax cities In the county. In Longwood, according funding for a park employee to raise and lower the standard. said the city hall janitor handles the responsibility of City Manager David Chacey, the flag Is lighted and remains up "The uniform services — police and fire departments — will was tisn " tis city commission to implement the nana"er's to raisin" five day ys weekly b and'lowet!n the 24 hours daily. The fire de partment raises and lowers the stantakecarsofftonweekends," City Commissioner JolmMorrfs,the dard seven clays weekly at the Casselberry City Hall, City Clerk "Thecttv hall staff takes turns raising the flag five days week commission's llaiaon officer to the police d.partment,saldtoday. 'This has tobe discussed by the commission again," Mayor Lee at Lake Mary City Hall," said City Clerk Connie Major and "There nevel wu any intention to stop flying the flag on P. Moore said."Asfar as I am concerned, the flag will be flown on Mary Hawthorne said, Ile same practice is carried out In Winter Springs with the fire Building Inspector Neil McLeod or City Manager Phil he said. Weaken weekends.!? department in charge, said City Manager Dick Rozansky and a either Kulbes lowers It In the evening. overruff with the ten, that would have been the last defensive trick. South would have finessed successfully against the king and 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 Ridership Down During Summer Months two trump tricks." Oswald: "Note that If Official Suggests Cut In Saturday Bus Service 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 accounted for ridership takes a big dip after Transportation-authority of. Herald than Writer during Saturdays in July In-"I's coding us money If the September or October. was 179. Those riders paid $43.88 In revenue, according to July 4. It could be that there are ficlal Dwight Maddox said that Bus service In Seminole dicatesa marked decrease. The ridership is not there, and If Therefore, he said, It might be $6569in fares that day, hesaid. Kirchhoff's figures. a number of migrant workers from December through June, County on Saturdays may be decrease 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 sconanically winsible during rWm has had a neptive im- we can continue Saturday service duft the months other ntunber od riders fell to only 68. stop thie service this year, Carolina and upstate New York 150 riders each Saturday in the simmer monihe, according pact on the revenues genersted 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. mM number, to ceimy Commiadoner Bill from three county routes Kirchhoff said figures show The commissioner presented for the day, he said. On July 14, enmmlssjoners to consider fall," he speculated. depending on senior citizj kirsoI. operatid by the Orange. the decline In ridership begins figures during a work session the second Saturday In the taking that step next summer. Saturday bus service in the discounts, generated about ON Kircithoff said Monday a Semlnol.-Osceola Transpor. 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. A J 1063 With both sides vulnerable the biddin g has proceeded - _ - Shots Are A Must. r For Starting School- .. '' BY8HARONCARIIASCO : - /1 . . S . — 'S • I from a fund by Bob Thaves -S ... '. .. 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: Herald Staff Writer irs heart to y left, pass by your partner, two dlimnondito your rlght.A Delibe ware reader asks what can prepared to have your own we recommend. Avoid ex. You should make a takwith M 09 cbanm which could kid to tout double. Your partner ___ alve. doesn't have much, but he Alan' "soetis rsstts CAN should fit at least one of your (jutlJsIj 23) OW hisaft with his r'-= of suits. - Take no outlandish risks srb1d decided to (NxWIPAPER bflhlIPflhiI AWN.) financially or buslnesswlu today. If you're dod)Iota oM . sInce EM WOUIdb (For a copy of JACOBY MOD. any do"stall for time to study. 1!d LAN, send $1 to: "Win at to Bridge,' care of this newspa. t IIWthS. good heart silL" pr, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Oswald: "If West had Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) ny Stan Lee and Jonn Rornit. Should you diit others' views today, - 1 ~ Despi' te Bu et Cuts, Old Glor y W'I'lI l y Wee K3 a Ilk At Sonford's Veterans' Memorial Park 94 ead: 10 • 11IM1114ative tam has comEdwin Brooklyn, 411, of 112 Seminole County Sheriff's plated its investigation of the Bunker Lane, Sanford, suffered Department and Sanford Police MignollaAve. Brooklyn said. "By Monday, he — Orlandostatefiremarshal The pet supply firm occupied (doctor) will have me on at 423-66; two sedIom three-section crutches so might get to go Persons may write to arson building on Magnolia Avenue home then." control at P.O. Box 1645, Winter between Second and Third Wright said he and the other Park, Florida 32790. streets. Firefighters worked members of the investigative —SIIARONCARRASCO South ruffed the third heart with a low trump the win. ning defensive play would have been for West to overruff with the seven - not to dlac$Td. SoMb Am i Ix,a1 l You hold: $4-B 3• p A 10985 OPening l -. . According to Sanforti fire Bcooklyo from his hospital bed mittee on Arson Prevention at officials, the fire began about today. (308) 843-7900; IUp.m Wednesday at "By the end ci the week,I - Sanford Police DepartSeminole Pet Supply, 200 should be out of traction," ment at 24141, bIIUJr1SfldlY enough to . - - ' fire site and should rule on the deep cuts on his left foot, a The red, white and blue signs exact cam of the "suspicious" fractured left toe and a fire this afternoon, separation of the pelvis, posted around the fire site ask AT BRIDGE AUAU1(3It.eb. Ii) There's a chance you may find I \ jt than usual of your own nearest university for such slceptng pills. resources today, as well as ef those which you manage for others. Carelessness could WIN _ Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents view of the specl nature of your history, I think it might be it. W Incidentally, this kind of sending you explains, many problem In sleeping is made people with insomnia tend to much worse by taking sleeping benefit from changing their life pills. Many of these tend to style. That includes eliminating depress the respiration and stimulating drinks that contain that's certainly not what you caffeine, such as coffee, tea and need in this circumstance, colas, the proper use of 7, 1979 Check with your doctor and see exercise and developing If he can make an appointment. proper sleep habits. These for you ata slap center myour measures are often much more CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. area. You may have togotothe beneficial in the long run than 19) Be a bit more protective whose cooperation you may promise could avoid a conflict. need. Find out more of what lies PISCES (Feb. 21)March 20) ahead for you in the year There is only so much that you following your birthday by can door that others can expect by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP 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. detailed studies. But in HOROSCOPE For Tuesday, August EEK & MEEK but, of course, it would have to be documented; People who have been monitored sometimes don't have 71st-Year, No. 302—Tuesday, August 7,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 S . (I J1 t I . - MegUl, Seminole County they cannot be ena'oll.d In nursing director, public or non-public schooli, Iiersid8taff Writer The vaccinations will be she added. it Is 8 m as four-year-old Regina Boyd is led U5IC10 the administered from either Of two Students from out-of-state 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 fall must S. French Ave., Sanford; and brother. at also show proof of im. Church and Wilma streets, in munizatlon agdlnst cornRegina, of 1114 E Sanford, waits patiently as a Longwood. municable diseases. e are having the Imnurse copies down her cc offer ft.. history before she Is vaccinated munl2atlon clinics In an effort cination against &H wen of the to get"children ready for i dipht1wrial tetanus and communlicable disesess whid school Mrs. Megill said. whooping cough. She looks .6. include: rWmlla, "110; An estimated 35,000 st 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 fall, C$fl students In grades 10,11 and 12 looking forward to getting her school district officials, Children who are entering mud d"proof they have boss h;; kindergarten or first grade for imImMiled propal.'y agalit But for students like Rag Uwe's no choice against, being the first time mud show proof the red measles efre they em h ve is vaccinated. It's a rnulrunent $4,gW d. conununicable This proof can also be siçpllsd and "free of to orwo the school — disease" with astatementfgom with a datmeat (rein, a dos Now udlI Aug. 24, free Ins- a Physician, Mrs. Megill said. physician. --- j, o-- - . aga nst ~JN I ;~_3 Utla-1 K_-A - - A(2, - 4VWT .— ZOONIES S.. A — - 11 rL IlL a IWO -- HAVE munlutlon clinics are availabl, for Seminole Coisty dvdmb who .wed pmuction qI. - FWPJ i J 1AtI2 ' J _ t% 11 . : .5 .. ., . ... .. '--'-- .tt • 1... . ' ' . .. . '--"-!:- .. .._fr.. ................ ____ . .. • .. ••., ... .. • . .. ..................... • . . . .......... 1- 1LT us . .., . . . sth communicable diutsies bdsut*ycanattead school. Ar..d Th.Chek .......... 4* Usreacus .................3 lie ivdii1 Couty lJss*h IIN.MI................... asPWY.mNsS Dep.-tk.n,1igtbefrw Cs 3 OV$LV 11 r:. V øS!!sIS.asb'!M hiu I ____ Lab al ................ ..,. . *1 W. its , miasil - H. s . . - ...... . . ____ • - - •• .. u..'#' . . '' 'IP - * L '• . . . -' Today . tbroujFriday,saMMuuar,t 2 DS&AbW .................ii Weather ...............".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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 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/b06d38995f8bcd8a40004063fcc64f92.pdf c4060febe05fa49c890a9c4d47520e54 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 258—Sunday, June 17, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 $ 100 T ,'tmnq Flerald, Sauiforcn TI Promotion Evening Herald(USPS .18 2801- Price 25 Cents Gains County $500,000 By JANE CASSELBEIt1tV Fr i day, June is, 91 19 The bowling lane proprietors were being counted. herald Staff Writer and motel and hotel owners can Seminole' raiders presented a Their ir face ' t re. red, but not expect it real 's'. indialI said skit in whic h the captured the. from embarrassment over their homer. "We owe it all to thte "head white eves of Tampa," bowling scores. ladies who got the tournament who happened to be Pilar Seminole women bowlers put for Seminole. It will put its on Challa, president of the Florida on their warpaint and feathers the map, in addition to Women's Bowling Association. I 't'I at tue receiit rFlcud ori daI. ,tdii I tIC', tiCti tILe tO a nk nd economic benefits. Women's Bowling Association's Mrs. Kaiser and the other threatened to hold her captive convention in Fort Lauderdale, oinen Mary Grant, Phil until 1982 It W as all in fun 4ind determinid to bring the 1981 (rant Janet Liubu-t ( ith thu. "Indians" aid e.'. ersone. sta te tournament to Seminole McNahbj)ee PaST; June Phmt, seemed to enjoy , ... , . . . sta e. a ., . . ir s Couiltv. Before Kathv Shaw, Parn Veal and The did it. Representing the 3,385 'This Is a first members of the Seminole County Women's Bowling for n Association the 10 officers and directors vent all out to wrest the tournament from 1 amp e County hitti rqxrtull) Went $1,000 in the effort. The Seminole delegates spent It will put $100 in their promotion. Between 6,000 and 8,000 O the map. omen bo hers are. expected to participate in the. tournanu.nt hkkn Barbour w hich runs e ver eekcnd from had dresstd April through the middle of up in Indian co'twI1es and June. It is estimated the will (dUll) iigiied in Fort Lauder dak spend $500 000 v, hiile the are in on the thenie. Po Wow in Semi ole • us Senlillole Count%. for the tour- nament site began, Frankit' Kaiser, secretary and treasurer for the county association, invited all the delegates and their members to come to Seminole in '81. Jack Kaiser, representing Sanford \lasor Ike. Moore and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Coiniiierce. gave it welcoming Wit' address. Dun Van representited the Seminole Ruuling ount', Men Association and the. pron ie.tuur of Altunontt Springs Bo w ling Lines Bol America, Sanford and 1' aim Lene.' Intli in hills the slate essoc iatioii will . - . A / - — . .. - '' ,? e, , - CowAN, and we intend to inake - ' P' ,, - the largest tournament containing c. .,, # '" ' • , • • ', the - . '/ 4"'-P ' 11' t# i ?" ''r v Bowl Aiiwrn'a, also offered tlw Fair I V eryhard to secure this assistance. 429 delegates esteemed tournament, which "it will give all local citizens **Ija.sed Jill pa.st histor% (it pet tie II, it tort iii the sta te tournaillelli, i iii(i tilt, III - liutran I lilk cnt's representing 49 counties filed brings inure than 6,000 wi'uien an opportunity to witness a into the meeting roorn of the in(] guests to the area," said manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Counitierre, to professionall ' Bahai Mar Hotel, the Seminole women stood at the doors Robinson. 'Our community should be proud of theuii, as this tournuiie'iit," lie pointed out. 'Their efforts will enhance passing out tire gifts and imking can promise you the whole them to vote for their county. During a lull in the election zi V event will bring prestige and our great gaille Of I)o\%Illlg alld wounutu troiuu throughout the' state %~-I ll Spend front One tt) addei revenue to our corn- contribute immeasurably to the three dabs at the tuui'tmiiteiit or :=Aly." e"rootilly of our county," said convention. I commerce in Seminole County. for state officers, while votes Roger M. Quick, nwnager of . . -. -- - -. e're'asttug x>ptilaiit cut hoeeliru' run boMing it eall be i- Valls 'ticitl1% 11AW Grant. general mnimnuer ( ticipated that I ruin ;i -fr 1 ..,%--------------------------- ' - I .1 t imn etc 1% thr, ooll tit iieu;uc tha t liii roulit:J, allot ('16 goverlillivilts I-, eet'll as all busitie'ssiice'mi, it ill I liIl-. tee I photo ht Torn NvIsel eki tick the t'\li' ttil tilt til Ow "ut btl%%Illjt~ illljltile trt.t' tAllot'd Illilm tit tht. %k( Illell and lilt-it tarruilue's ill sPt'llcI 'Ole.' ii strollj"I\ huppoill tht, Wollkell's No iiil% , , "ll"Ilt"velIll, to ti,IH) hint hug :ssue iatiuue iii their hostilig tb' 1981 State' Four- % isiting at ta attmuttuuris tuit, sure arty i 1111.11 ii t',i.i ill vkcvper~, ~% III tit, p.ildo till ii it f a.-I'M said \tm K u' Bel%%vell Ilo%% illill the 19111 huh itiiie'tit Inv!Jutlt'Fs t i t Uu .111d *Nill , ;jIlti Iftute hug Asoc'iatuuuri %% III ts' t-tntat'tmng t-ount iiee're-hauits Tbe visiting biowlers will put a for doollatlows of door prizes allot would like to assure them of the total III $tti,'Ii IntO the txwting souvenir items (or the ''gtte full suillmd of all 11jellawrt,of fee-, ittiti prize tuivid. it it, 1mvs" to be thtitributed U) Ilaillunt itild Cono; Vill lot), I the stall at Vatr lm•'s Indian eetmntett, towteng teen are Carter, Brezhnev Meet On SAL T, Tre aty i ning State For Monday 0 -i— ': UPI President (alter and Soviet President Leonid I. lhrt'itint'v today held their first hare-tuface suutnutit talks aiiiue'd at reducing the Fisk of uiuck'ar' hOIocilLSt. It was a 90-tutiriute' working VIENNA, :\ee.sti ia - Iapp\ it ith illat"llitudc., an- rhamnW'r cut c'omniuue're'e wicedet i e 0 ''1' 0-* . ' H, '.11 l rd congrallulatiolls and pledged III's . tt .t.. -. I ' Ini le'i's i I ruin kit K a( h.% Slum , l"ra iikie' Ka is er. Phil ( i maul. I he'li'il Itai'beuiir and .1 1111t . I 'haul litild peis it I, Big ( 'Imiei lack I Iuu'iieu' ill lea sail o ( 'Ii a iii !n'r ni ( omit iii i'rre' ladles in the association worked dismss plans for the event. -. Si'iii itiule Band-Aids and aspirin. As . ever," said Frankie Kaiser, one of five officers ehu met Friday with Jack Horner, executive - - . Seminole in *81." 'rhey made choose two of the three county The mutual state convention and distributed brown felt howling centers as sites for the weekend will be held here in Indian pouches filled with such tournament. conjunction with the tour- items as imienio pads, pens, Bob Robinson, manager of nament, and it banquet for 500 penciles, needles and bottle the Altamonte Bowling Lines, PS4)flS is planned for the openers donated by Seminole congratulated the association Sanford Civic (.',enter. County merchants. They also for having been chosen to host "This is the first for Seminole handed out medicine bags the tournament. '1 know the it . ', session at the I liii tuiti llcut I', it. )lIt Icc qsuii', silts lii ttuiuul lid I cdi lull tru's race-to-race talks lii. lieu suui,'' ft'ut e'ch iihl'm a( Ills." a luuiig tiit.iuigtihun habit-, ( auttu and ltt.'/httie'v iii Ihc uuutddlu- and bottle.., of nuiuniu'ial ceatun ha'tce.'ti the'nmi • a ime d American Embassy (hiring which hit' No leaders tnade' general state'- at reducing merits on their cc urhd Imlitical pusitioni_s, The' SALT Ii utieetmg ended half an hour earlier than scheduled. uuieetiuig, second The Artierican officials said, would focus on antis control. This would include the SALT II agreement to be signed Mont' day, it comprehensive test ban, chemical and biological war- risk of u uutit. tutu t uuuuuri cc thu u plush tilde ii itch 'cult limit ii w t Ow:\ptilluu picture.' lull 11cr ttall '11(100 hatuutcuug and the' Itdltmtig ut lit.' Stats atid stripes itti tilt' 11111,11 Slit tut itch lii. tiu'etutug t'iItd, tic. hecu, l,-aule'rs u .'tut'tut'd to hhict I u'.siulnuiit's aite'i posing till tutu aplis and esavitig I .i it intl of about 21P1 flie utonh till stutu'tice'tuts itaru cit fit-oils cc ire' IA 'j,', W ill eIptuurIu'tuu hit r teotilul l tit IltU ii lie i ott cli II for stilt hut'ttitu IIIaJIIF icttti Ituiris lii iitith.'ir ;trseniah ('attn in lark stilt illtl 'ttll)u'lI tie. li1 1% t - 41 tui1 it the talks site lii.' t S Icitu,i'si tO a slight lImIt' htru'ihiuiet shiuiiihk'.i as hr .'nite're'ui his ear to uliut'.' moire uc;bu'at tic. Soviet Fuuehess I it% cut 'it ate I Nilticri ii tt.'ie us \ nut e uioi itt itiii'n m /ht Ihri.'iiucski 'it. iii hi.'fotu' tic.' urit'.'tincg Ut *'/juiue'v itt it dark suit %k all a mcii S.uvte'tthug la pe l Pitt atiul s('VL'tl tuu.'(lUIs, eccute' glasses and r,'ol hits state't i tntut hiust huuuuiu it tvpe'ce tttt.'ui Pdlft't Arottuiel I he- ( hick and ('artu'r used note's ott a ( hun-h t'Ihc,ce legal-style The Soviet header cc or, it il Iditili'S hue'autnug aid iii huts kit eat, b illCross" or.h - , , Today nuclear holocaus t lump reductions in Eurojs' were' also out the ;igerctla. the' US. officials said. The morning talks took idaut' iii a large, cc.uod'pauunb It'd -I-A hI,,rot,,s' 4-5- 11 I lospital b-If lit. Its l'.lIN l'..'i - 6-It 4-A .1-If Editorial Iuuuke'.h e'hh I alter teas hlaiekt'uh ii ,c'cg .'• l)''' lillin Sports tp- It 1-1.11 , I c'I,'cisu'.ii % attic-c Outstanding Dads--By The Bunch By SIIAItON CARRASC() Herald Stuff Writer Remember when your father took you oil your first driving lesson or taught you how to throcc your first curve? hit- was the ntian who Q caine to see you perform in your first high school play or hurl your fast ball across the plate. Soitiehow dad always seemed to cheer the loudest The one who dug or his . for a quarter whit-ti the sound of the ice creaiii truck filled our neighborhood block. pockets THE 'MENACE' IS REMOVED Trees that had been called a menace and Potential haiard to incoming planes at the south end of the Sanford Airport runway are no longer a problem. They were cut down this week. The land on which the trees were located recently was ordered turned over to the Airport Authority, which instituted eminent domain proceedings against three property owners. The Authority claimed the trees had to be cut in order to comply with federal safety rules, Everyone has his own unique concept of what a father is supposed to be. Recently those personal thoughts and concepts were shared by readers of the Evening herald in its searth for the outstanding father of the year. - 41 - I- - . -- A. - 'hit' Herald had asked readers to subunit it letter telling about it than c-onside.'red to be cc onthy of recognit ion as an out. standing father. The respomese was heavy and the task of selecting one person to be iiitervieweel was enormous. I lerald ,hut ldie'uu the Ina te.'rial but (ladd) has given Us so riuuch inure'. In return for all hue has donut' for us. Ccc' have gi vent htimtu cc lute hair, chronic tndigestionc and a variety of - (vIie E. W ilhiunis, out_ was standing father. Se-c' story editors on Page 1-11, (IL' ItSEI .V ES After the.- selection utiade , thei r iu.'c.'.ssat' decided to share cc ith set'tloui. readers some of the thoughts expressed in letters for sonic' of the ttixiet syliuptoumus. money and especially One tho last mont h, Sheila I it tue.'cc driver u rant into it brick wall cc ithi his car. l)o;uiu ia miotorcuus driver i drove into the yard and destroyed the sprinkling systeumi. Pant gave turn it stray dog for his birthday. With it chuckle and open antis, dadd) cc e'lcommeeei us all and took us out to advice. Most parents give celebrate. Note that's a nominees. The the the. passages excerpted front the letters sent in on their behalf: S. JI)SEI'II DAVIS narnues of tiotmuinees precede Our daddy possesses nmtany endearing qualities: his gellerosaN with tutu.', Iirsi class lather ueai of the - LOU 'I'E%lI'I.E I ie is big u when ccc we're ouilugi't. hue' looked bigger and he cc cars greet u. People call Iuuuti 'the green giant'' but to huts fautuly, hue's it big ('101(11% teddy bear full of love. Dad is always cluing tea othicas ,Mauis tuuue's he has cendured out oiu utuidiiighit call.,, but to' Was never too tired to help u.s cc ithi our Iuoi tie- ceonk or any pr o ble ms ice' had. For our dad, the famnuils always conies fi rst. luul it %%1)14_s to Lies actanctage' a_s being it great uI,uul lit' tu,. raised 11 ehtl(Ire'tt anuuf hius even tilkVII In a lrii'muui cut uiuttit' 'is it tostt'r child. 1k has proviuk'd U_s it cc orude'rful hiunue' litre in Sanford for Iii sears and has brought us UI) en the best way hue could Of course all fathers ecant the Lx'sl for their it a] dren and although tee.' ulunu't get cchiatc'ver ice icarit it lutite vet ice it alit ccc' get Itl('hIAltl) SMI'I'hl alunig fine We iiic t' our Lxiii tittie's but the's are overruled bN our good tint it's Mv dad, Richard Smith, has bet-ri the comptroller of JOE DAVIS Seminole Memorial Hospital for the past 13 sears. lie is a \lugtd ccluiuhi of course ticeatis he is it stubborn, one-sided person i1s la ther tis kit Ut recognition from (hit' Pt'tPk ton the (utitstamtclinig Jilt) hit' lids t,'t'ui ttuuig st'rvirig the Lviic - gutte'ti it lSe'e t)t"h'S'l.tNUI\t;, P2A �2A — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 17, 1979 50= YearmOld J o er Beaten If\flIrA IN BRIEF Longwood, was treated for injuries to his face and head after he was beaten by three yo ung men who stopped their car and assaulted him near Ceda r Oak Lane and Tail Gate Road in the Woodland Development. Deputies said there was 'no motive" for the beating. Deputies said one of the youths pushed Weydener to the ground and the other two then began punching him in the face and head. Graham Signs Bill Closing , ,,u30 ' Youth; 3 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Gov. Bob Graham says a new law closing active police records, but making most inactive files public is a sensible solution to a sensitive from a boat parked outside a Mariner's Village apartment Friday, Sanford police said. Police said the motor's owner, John David Lake, estimated the value of the motor to be $1,000. - YOUTH SERIOUS A spokesman at Florida South Hospital in Orlando today said the condition of Steve Sensakovic, 14, of 217 Forrest Drive, Sanford, remains serious. The youth was injured in a diving accident Friday. Witnesses said he apparently dove from a tree limb into a shallow part of a lake near the Mayfair Golf Course. Hospital spokesmen said Sensakovic suffered a fractured spine in the accident. MOTOR TAKEN problem. Graham signed the proposal (SB 1316) Friday, as well as a bill (HB 1046) beefing upstate supervision of city and county finances to avoid what Senate President Phil Lewis has termed, "another New York City of Cleveland." Most police files, active or inactive, have fidential over the years, but the Florida Supreme Court ruled in January they are public unless specifically exempted from the public records law, The following civil suits have been filed in the office of Clerk of Court Arthur H. Beckwith seeking damages in excess of $2,500: Don Sherbino Lawrence is suing Southeastern Fidelity Insurance Company and Guy D. Under in connection with a motorcycle-car collision that occurred May 11, 1979. Lawrence, the driver of the motorcycle, claims Under's Lawyers Fear Being Sued 1*4;1 LAKE JUNALUSKA, N.C. (UPI) The United Methodist Church's Holston Conference Friday adopted sanctions against homosexuals and liquor but failed to clarify its stand on abortion. Some 1,550 church officials attending the annual Lake Junaluska conference ratified petitions forbidding the ordination or appointment of homosexuals to positions in the UMC clergy. A measure saying that total abstention from the practice of homosexuality must exist for all clergymen was also adopted, a spokesman said. Officials also agreed to ask for new wording in UMC by-laws to outlaw funds for organizations like a church-supported "gay caucus." — Unmarked Grave For Wayne NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI) John Wayne was buried In an unmarked grave atop a grassy knoll overlooking his Newport Harbor home following a "lowkey and dignified" sunrise funeral Mass. The 45-minute service, attended only by family members and a few close friends, was conducted Friday by the archbishop of Panama in Our Lady Queen of Angels Roman Catholic Church. From there, the funeral cortege of about 20 cars drove to nearby Pacific View Memorial Park and the casket, covered with a blanket of red flowers, was carried up the hill for a brief graveside ceremony and interment. — malpractice lawsuits. Mary Ates, marketing vice president of the only insurance carrier endorsed by the state bar association, says one-third of the bar's 24,000 members are insured against malpractice lawsuits. "They live in constant fear," ALes said. "Attorneys are a target for every guy looking for what we in the industry call the 'deep pocket' easy money is what it means," - This Killing Is ,.1. tt .. -. . 1 ' i No Hoax KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia been swamped by more than He said as soon as the (UPI) The government's 500,000 Indochinese refugees, necessary boats could be threat to shoot refugees who try with no quick relief in sight in rounded up or built, those to land on Malaysian soil and to the face of many more refugees already in Malaysia send all 76,000 Vietnamese thousands expected from would be sent back to sea. already in the country back to Vietnam. Western diplomats said they sea evoked shock and some A Catholic priest supervising were shocked by the anqowskepticism from diplomats a refugee transit camp near cement, but they did not believe today. Kuala Lumpur said many of the Malaysia, a haven of The timing of the announce- Vietnamese expressed shock humanitarian assistance to the ment by Deputy Prime Minister and sadness over news of refugees until now, had turned Mahathir Mohamad indicated it Malaysian government's an- "so barbaric." might have been aimed at nouncement. "They might build boats' and getting attention at the Vienna Mahathir Mohamad said start sending them away, but I summit meeting between Friday the government will don't think they are goinj to President Carter and Soviet seek special legislation to allow shoot anyone in President Leonid Brezhnev, the shooting, and he said discriminately," one diplomat diplomats said. hereafter those scuttling their said. "It is an explosive Issue Malaysia, Thailand, boats offshore would be allowed all right, and l don't want tasay Indonesia and Hong Kong have to drown. more. -. -" * ". . - - :• - b. . HALLANDALE, Fla. (UPI) Hallandale police are looking for Harry J. Bradley, who called a Miami television station to report that he had killed his wife, then asked if he would get paid for the tip. Channel 10 newsman Art Carlson, who fielded the call Thursday, thought it was a hoax, but police found JoAnn Bradley, 35, of Hallandale, dead of gunshot wounds allegedly inflicted by her husband, a handyman with a history of mental illness. Carlson thought it was a crank call until "not 30 seconds later someone from the neighborhood called and said the woman had been shot." Sent Back To Sea '. $ - . ,j ' . '.'•. .. . . ~AkL •.. . I Highway Money In Doubt TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) The state could lose 10 percent of its federal highway money if new truck weight limits approved by the Legislature exceed federal guidelines. U.S. Rep. Sam Gibbons, a Tampa-Democrat, warned Gov. Bob Graham of that possibility In a telegram sent this week. Graham's office said the governor had not yct received the telegram nor has he seen the bill. The measure is not expected to reach his desk until Monday. - I. Darvon Decision Delayed WASHINGTON (UP!) Darvon, the pain-killer critics say is a major source of drug abuse, will be readily available for at least another year while the government investigates potential dangers. Joseph Califano, secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, said Friday he wants to wait until he's better informed about the possible dangers before making a final decision on restricting Darvon's availability. As it now stands, Darvon can be prescribed by a physician over the telephone and a patient can refill the prescription any number of times without contacting a doctor. - ARCADIA, Fla.(UPI) — Police arrested five suspects Friday on felony charges of conspiracy to Import and possess marijuana, Including a Colombian man they believe was the source of the alleged dope-smuggling ring. The men were arrested on warrants issued in DeSoto County after a cargo plane crashed there March 19 loaded with 1,500 pounds of marijuana, killing the pilot and copilot. Polk County Sheriff Laule Nuns said the five were awaiting delivery of the marijuana when It crashed, Ted Andrew Moseley, 2, of Winter Haven; Donald Raye Mattox, 35, of Haines City; Charles Michael McKinney, 27, of Winter Haven; Gary Reynolds landry, 27, of Winter Haven; John David McKlbbin, 33, of Dundee, and Theodore Estavan Posso Macrldis, 35, of Fort Lauderdale were charged with importation, conspiracy to import, conspiracy to possess and possession felony of marijuana. HOSPITAL NOTES Larry SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Jun. 15, 1919 & Sarah Daniels, a DISCHARGES girl Sanford: ADMISSIONS Judson Griffin John D. Hudson Tiny L King Suzanne L. Kramer Angela M. McClarien James Nelson Jr. Henry E. Russell Juanita Southward Patricia Ann Quigley 1. baby boy Carolyn J. Woodard Britt L. Yates Alfred H. Hedrich, Deltona Herman H. Lorenz, Deltona Louise E. Pe$tin.11I, Orange City. Sanford: William L. Brooks Tonya S. Hancock George A. Hughes Frank Knight Knight Jasper J Nicholson Jr. Kenneth Prokosch Leonard G. Skates Mary L. Back, Deltona Patricia McElwee, Deltona Leon BIRTHS United Press International Lion from Pemex about contain, least 80 miles from the plat(orm Oil well firefighter Red Adair ment efforts has caused con- site. of Houston says the slick from a cern along Texas beaches and The Coast Guard also s4id a spewing Mexican offshore well among fishermen at Brown- great deal of "finesse" twas is "the worst" he has seen inhis sville, labeled the shrimp required in dealing with Meal30-year career although none capital gf t'L... c'n nuthoritles. Herald photo by Tom Nsts.I •BUL Julian Posey, senior "It's In their waters,"sail U. has reached tourist-rich meteorologist at beaches alo the National Tom Pearson. "The relations '\ ng the G f of ul % 27-stkt-uId Sanford youth, Injured in a Friday PINNED IN ay Mexico. Weather Service in New Or- are not the best in the wo6 rld. traffic accident, is In serious condition today in the Adair, hired by the Mexican leans, said he was "quite We're trying to be ery intCflsiVC care unit of Florida hospital North, state oil company, Petroleos confident of our analysis of the cautious. We'd like to go 4own 30 MINUTES hospital spokesmen said. Waiter Alan Dorfmeister Mexicanos, to control the situation that the spill has not there and monitor it on the moved toward the Texas scene. ... We're being cry of rural Sanford received multiple injuries whtn 11w b1)WQi1, said Yrdav U diplomatic about our apprach coast." might remain uncapped for as car he was driving went out of control, skidded 250 the Mexican authorities:" Coast Guard, however, to The much as "another week or feet and struck a utility pole on Markham Road said there was a possibility the Specialists from Exxon just longer." west of Lake Mary. Recue units worked for 30 The well is leaking 1.3 million slick, moving at a rate of about QtemjcnJ Co. of Houston *ere minutes cutting away portions of the mangled gallons of light crude daily, but 10 miles a day since the J une 3 hired by Pemnex to fly two IiC4s vehicle in order to free Dorfmelster. more than lislE of the now since blowout, could reach Texas in within 25 feet of the slick's the blowout began June 3 has three more weeks. Portions of surface and spray it with 4 on been consumed by fire or the slick already have drifted at dispersant. evaporation, according to Pcmez. "It's the worst oil slick I've ever seen," Adair said in during Friday Houston TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) be in order to take revenge executed on grounds the shah preparations to return today to VIENNA, Austria (UP!) President Carter's press secretary Iran's best known from that traitor on behalf of during his last days in office the Yucatan Peninsula. The revolutionary court chief, the Iranian nation," Khalkhali "did not have mental balance well is 42 miles north of Ciudad Jody Powell buttoned up his best black suit today to sit in onthe summit but he forgot to button his lip. Sheikh Sadeq Khalkhali, says said, according to the Bamdad and the massacres were or- del Carmen, Mexico, and "I've got a lead for you people," he told American repoijers he has sent a team of gunmen to newspaper. dered by Farah and her miles southeast of Brownsville, gathered to watch the opening summit session. Mexico to execute the deposed He said a group of his mother." Texas. "The Reds and the rednecks squared off today." shah, It was reported Satin-day, followers had gone first to the "It'samess, but not going Khalkhali, who says he is Bahamas, where the shah had He said he knew former to spread oil all over the Gulf of president of Iran's secret stayed until recently at a Premier Shahpour Bakhtiar Mexico. None of it has hit the revolutionary court in Tehran, Paradise Island resort. He said and Jaafar SharifEmami were beach." Special Exception Granted said he had sentenced the Shah the assassination team will now hiding in Iran. He said his men Estimates of the size of the Mohammed Revs Pahlavi to go to Mexico, where the shah is had drawn up a program to slick- varied with the U.S. Coast The Seminole County Commission has granted a special exdeath in absentia and sent a now living in a heavily guarded arrest and put them on trial to Guard at New Orleans offering ception to the zoning ordinance to permit the operation 9f a face the same fate as executed a figure of 1,3000 square miles, team of men to carry out the mansion at Cuernavaca. pr ivate s chool for childr en with learning disabilities at 3221 &nd Khalkhail said he had also former Premier aznir Abbas while Peex execution. m said 640 square Lake Road. The county's board of adjustment earlier apprdved "1 have tolu (the men) they sentenced the shah's wife, Hoveyda and Savak political miles. the request. But its deCLla'u*a was appealed to the county ummust carry out the sentence Empress Farah, and the queen police chief, Gen. Nematoliah The size of the slick and the mission by a property owner. The commission upheld the boaxl of wherever (the shah) happens to mother, Farideb Diba, to be Nassirl. difficulty in oL*alnlng inforina- adjustment. Plymouth: Weather 7 am. readings: tern. 9:12 P.m. perature, 73; overnight lows, Port Canaveral: high 2:04 72; yesterday's high U; a.m., 2:44 pm., . low 8:10 n.m., barometric pressure, 30.00; 1:13 p.m. relative humidity, U percent; Bayport: high 1:13 n.m., 8:13 winds, w at 10 mph. p.m., low 1:42 am., 2:39 P. Forecast: Partly cloudy, Chances of thundershowers. Highs lnthe upper Rs End low Ni. Lows in the low to mid-70s. Mostly southwest winds 104.-li miles per hour. SUNDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high 2:12 a.m., 2:12 p.m., low 1:28 n.m., En'nlng Hciuld Sunday, Juno 17, 1979—Vol. MONDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high 3:12 a.m.,3:Up.m.,Iowl:Z$a.m., 10:08 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 3:04 am., 2:47 p.m., low 1:11 am., 0:00 P62L Bayport: high 0:10 &m., 1:13 P.m., low 2:41 n.m., 4:01 p.m. (USPS 4*1.2K) 71, No, 251 Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Inc., 3 0 N. French Ave.. Sanford Fla. 32771. Second Class Sam" Herald Posts" Paid at Sanford. FlorIda 3)17) Home Delivery: Week. 75 cents; Month, $3.35; 4 Months. $11.1., Year, $35.40. By Mail: WuE,H cents; MonffiSS.40;SMontlis,$34.4*; Year, $44.00. CAR - (BOOTS) BAGBY The person 1 WISh to nominate as an "out. standing dad" is a person who makes special effort to spend time each week with two young boys, ages six and nine. They swim, fish, play tennis, have cookouts, visit .. . ...j w u.aviu ui Sanford. They all know Mr. Brown. For years he has taken teams from Sanford all over Florida when they were competing iii state baseball and basketball competition, Through his help in baseball, two of my boys .. ;_ ...-- ..- . - • -, -. .. Rent-.' P,irk,'r Mathematics 6th C,rade, Nail Samhan 7th K Ira Bauder 8th ('.rad.- Shawn Kendall Social Studies Reckv P,i ii(J,1I' 5tpyi' Pt'nli'4 11,10 Piissi 6th Gradt' Nail Samhan 71h Gra.ti', K ara Raider 8th Grade. Terry I ds•ll Rot,nmt 5trr'rmn,1n [)orna Sri' It. Qtinnt in Stever—,on C,.s.nnllt Iharpi' Tnt Rnaliarqi'r P Ob.'r fs fleqqv JoE lIen Witt Science 8th (. rail,'. Nail Samhan Valer- Shelley Howell 7th Grade. Kira flauder Dir., Wells Deitra Davis 8th Grade J. k ie Days Aubrey Kendall Sybil Raker Band Awards Ellen Alke ',lSon Gary Ancl,'rson 5' to ri U .c o1 Jill ltid,'nbauoh e Warrvn MrlOdy 'Y,iteS V O 5.1 • nc en' Seminole Co Mathematics Contest Jas S,,ot i rank Urur'iley Kimberly (laton Charles Edwards T i m Dyus Pour do Laura Clinton Connie Touchton Nail Samhan Veronica Smith T,irnmy Dixon Karla Daniels Stan Bacon Ellen Ware Arlene JOIi(5 Pit Korpi (lijab,th Prior Darlene Routh Jerry W,ilSti Joyi e Goodenouoth Jon }Iobb'. Jeff .1 tint'S JesSi a PhillipS Kappa League Award J,( kit' 5i17I,r., Presidential Physical Fitness Awards ri t 5 Ii- o rn ,li F • lit V lh r fl,',ii..l Tt,.,,,,.ic S,inlcrrd ki,ddiv A.SictielIt' F'indra L.rktnn nur uKLnNuu & M'crii,-t Brook', Sam 1.1k,' Dir lent' Routh Lor, Allen Dean Sho,'mahi'r C,inen'- Stallworth Tim Hall Fro.lnr.r I. )ANPtP(Ij A l exander UAILT Y:SU ,' .,' - Y:JU )UN. U ' ,,s%ird the b SHOP DELANO, LEESIURO.MT DOCA AND KISSIMML( It. SUN tC THE SAVING PLACE Room - Gas Prices Cut In Half BOSTON (UP!) — Cars lined up double-file for two blocks Saturday, waiting to get gasoline at the Beacon Hill Gulf station that was ordered by a federal judge to cut its $1.57-a-gallon prices almost In half. At least one motorist was arrested trying to cut into line and avoid the 30-minute wait at the small, all-night station. Other cars ran out of gas before they could reach the pumps and had to be towed away. U.S. District Judge A. David Mazzone Friday ordered station owner Glenn Holler to roll back his prices from $1.56.9 to 87.9 cents a gallon for unleaded and from $152.9 to 83.9 cents for regular. The station does not sell premium. The judge said Belier's prices were "greatly in excess of those allowed by law." years on it because h wants all of the children t, get the best educatloji possible. He's like a fath' to all U kids in Seminni C County. And to t it all off, he'k going to be a new father 1k fall tea future student of Seminole County asm mommy is going to have new baby. JAMES McCLOUD : My dad died when! wa very young. But m granddad has beenadadi me for 12 years. His nam is James McCloud. H helps me with everythin He Is outstanding. He is retired carpenter. But h will always help someon when they call him to fix lock, to repair a roof, or t fix a window he will b there. Bed of all he love us. That's my dad. p I.. 1,rr'r,', P, ir,ier Mischclle Colbert Geoffrey Swill Jackie Robinson n 7th Grade Lira Bauder 81h Grade. Christopher Williams c.r,ft. Mike c;alrn Brenda Matter Dawn Williams Michelle Jones Sons of the American Revolution Citlienship and Patriotism Robyn Robinson Michael Whetchel '.Si(ll('I t' OnZh C art,,'' Qr ': 6'PI Grac'• I '''.ir'ce Michael Whinier Timothy Williams Shells Moik .Stnl noli Morris Academic Improvement Awards Language Arts NEWINGTON, Conn. (UPI) The visiting Broadway star couldn't wait to get a look at his special award, so he jumped up on the table and began sniffing at the large sterling silver bowl. Sandy, the canine star of the Broadway musical "Annie," received the American Humane Association's highest award for animal actors Friday. But he had to be kept on a leash for much of the ceremony because he had been barking loudly at a news photographer. Sandy won the association's Richard C. Craven Award, given In conjunction with the annual Picture Animal Top Star of the Year PATSY awards. The PATSY is reserved for stars of movies, television and commercials. I played professional baseball, one boy is flOW the New York Meta, and one boy is going to college on a basketball scholarship. I know it was because of the early training and help he gave to them, ROBERT FEATHER He is a wonderful father and has done 50 much for me and my brother, helping us to be real achievers in all we by to do. He mod of all ento try anything we lees we want to try, giving us support all the way. Daddy is a civic leader and belongs to many organizations. He is a hard worker and volunteers many hours helping other people. He is a chairman of the Seminole County School Board and has scent seven 7th Grade, Michael Brooks 8th Grade, Lori Allen Star Kept On A Leash Outstanding. Dads--Their Famili es V ieW lives. Most of all they feel' they are important to bum, Anyone can be a father but it takes someone special to rate as an outstanding "stand-in" dad. Will-rn BROWN For over 12 years he served the youth of this area as a Pee Wee and Little League coach, many timnes giving his time, help and encouragement to these boys ifldIVIdUalIY to develop their talent. Ask any boy who has Cameron City resident Robert U. Hutchison, retired farmer, was somewhat curious when he tossed some squash seeds into his rose garden, not knowing what to expect. His Surprise came recently when he harvested these 16-18-nounders. Sharon Jenk rn, Wandi K il nqsworth Star L,,wrnne Eddie Mit(ht.li HONOLULU (UP!) — The passenger load of United Airlines' Flight 183 increased by one Friday with the birth of a baby girl 37,000 feet above the Pacific. Airline spokesman Bill Bachman said the baby was born to a couple Identified only as Mr. and Mrs. James Kenney, who were flying from San Francisco to Honolulu. Bachran said the baby will get a 50 percent future flight discount coupon. Reds Vs. Rednecks attractions, work together on some special chores or just talk. When he gave them a tow' of his office they felt very proud. He shows interest In their school work and extra activities, such as scout pack meetings and outings. Hecorredstheminsucha nice manner, they never resent it. He is an outstanding because he is not a "dad" at all. He does not do this out of duty but out of uV. UNMW i..,.. ak. #k-.lives as a "big brother" to the older boy from Big Brothers of Orlando, a little more than a year ago. Before long, he included the younger boy In their activities. These boys are orphans who have found a special man to be ii part of their Donna WhIten Frederick Jackson Dawn Williams Eason Mlk.i Student Council Awards President Dara Wells V President Julie Farr I r.'acure Auhrt'y K t'fld,ll Room Representatives f or Student Council Wardell F reylerick Clarence Hanson Julie F arr Dira wells J,1(Que1inc Davis Picky Whittaki-r T - m Gnrd$r. Georqene H,iI ',t.hlle H??elI Otav,a Horn Tina Hudson Birth At 37,000 Feet — really wants it, he has as many students as both teachers had last year. Some nights he works at school very late because he cares about all his students. .... In spite of all his work for others, he is always available when we need him for help with homework, sports or to provi de taxi service whenever needed. He Is always ready to listen when we need to talk. MA J O R B U F OR D Mathew Hibbard jntt larnara Eash - - (Continued From Page IA) munity but I think he deserves some recognition for the thing that he has done bed of all. That Is being a daddy. Even though his life has been busy, we always knew we came first. He was there to care about us and he cared though be there. So many fathers say, "Go away, I'm busy" but my daddy always made tIme and helped us when we needed it. VERNON RICE Our dad Is the DCF coordinator at Seminole High School. Last year there were two co-op teachers at Seminole but to save money this year there is only one. In order that no student misses this program who JarTie", Rouse Rebecca Thorpe .'inn De'Vounq BOSTON (UPI) Boston Pops conductor Arthur t grivate room Friday now. Fiedler was tram that he is making what his physicians described as "good progress" in his recovery from his fifth heart attack. The 84-year-old maestro was admitted a week ago to Tufts-New England Medical Center after suffering a mild heart attack at his stiburban Brookline home, - .- . • Fiedler Gets Private J .1 . Loyal Barr George Burnqardner Bet i-ida L andress Jimmy Perkins LaVerne Chisholm Iacy Cao',hav. Dianne Coyle km DetrevIlt — 0 Gunmen After Shah SURPRISE, SURPRISE I Chorus Awards ','on.c' Shannon lT,'n'r't Academic Excellence Awar's Language Arts 6th Grad.. Mary Phillips 7th Grad,' Darlene Routh 81h Graiti' Susan Neswender Social Studies 8th Grade. Michael Whelchel 7th Grade [)ebbir' Hankey 81h Grade Dean Shoemaker Science 6th Grade, James Sapp 71h Grade, Michael Brooks 8th Grade Dean Shoemaker Mathematics 6th Grade. J,lm's S a pp V,lene Hartsti:'td Nall S,imh,n Nancy Edwards Roy May Most Improved Students Nail Samhan Kara Bauder Wickam Ellerbe L fl(,j C ',,lva RChard5 Joy(' R,'mhert Terry Jacobs Humphrey Horn Herald photo by Tom Netse tit'it • lllijf '•t?y Barbour NEW YORK (UPI) The girlfriend of singer-actor Art Garfunkel was found dead of an apparent drug overdose in the Manhattan apartment the two shared, police said. Police said the body of Laureen Bird, 26, was found fully clothed in the apartment's bedroom by the building's superintendent, who had come to do repair work. It was not known how long she had been dead. The New York Daily News quoted the woman's father, Donald Bird, as saying his daughter was upset because Garfunkel refused to marry her. A spokesman for Garfunkel said the singer was out of the country. / . S t bd tSik,r Michael Blinn Garfunkel's Girl Overdoses 00 Sli' lc k'The Worst - • . S Arrested On Pot Charges I ... Drama Awards Stan Bacon Amy Galloway Tiffany Freeman Br idqette Deere Aubrey Kendall Andy Wall Michelle Johnson Tisha Tipton Lori Alien Andy Warren Michael Brooks Andrea Maynard Todd Hildebran Murphy Woltord Liz Prior Dean Shoemaker Jeff Brown Jere Moore Debbie Hood Robert Capko Lavisa Strickland Julie Farr Graphic Communications Beth Russi Eva Johnson Spelling Bee winner Michael Brooks Susan Neiswender runner tiii Optimist Club Oratorical Contest Walter Routh United Daughters of the Con. tederacy Debbie Hood Pilot Club Leadership James Sapp Darlene Routh Jeltrey Brown Against Gays And Liquor 76,000 Ref ugees - students were honored at the Sanford Middle School 1979 Awards Day program. Following is a list of the winners: Deserving Methodists Adopt Sanctions Harlan A. Blackburn is suing Royce, Inc., et at in the amount of $300,000 for slander and disparagement of title to real property. The civil suit alleges Royco, Inc. agents forged the name of Blackburn's wife Lucille, on a mortgage note n J979 "with intent to extort money." Blackburn's property is located at 2750 Howell Brancil Road, in the southern portion of Seminole County. 197 9-3A Award Winners Listed.:... IN BRIEF CIVIL ACTIONS A 20-horsepower outboard motor was reported stolen LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (UPI) An insurance agent attending the Florida Bar convention that ends today says attorneys live in "constant fear" of negligence was responsible for the collision that occurrixl on state road 436 about 300 feet west of Red Bug Road. As a result of the accident, Lawrence said, he sustaind multiple bruises about his head, neck and back. Lawretce claims his latent arthritis became activated from the collision. Sandra L Munn, who was a passenger on Lawrence's motorcycle at the time of the accident, also has filed a separate civil suit against Guy D. Linder and his In. surance company, Southeastern Fidelity Insurance Co. Ms. Munn also claims she suffered shock and mu]tile bruises about her head, neck and back. She, too, said she had a form of latent arthirtis that became activated a a result of the colllson. -Sunday, June 17, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Sanford Middle Scho ol NA110N . A K)-year-otd Seminole County jogger ran into trouble Friday eve ni ng w he n three.-yo ' 'iocked him down and beat him for no apparent reason, sheriff's deputies said. Deputies sa id Robert Weydener of 124 Rose Briar Dr ive, I- A,IU.O .p,tII By TRASH CAN UNERS LEMONADE MIX 977 118 2 Days 12 Days Roll of 50 I 5 mil plastic liners 20-30 gal capacity Save C itti'i •ti''iti' t5i . .r' 24 i.).! • ii 1 .., .s ti- , Ii', Ow Mathematical Gymnastics' - - . YOUR CHOICE WASHINGTON (UP!) — B.F. Goodrich and the United Rubber Workers don't seem particularly worried about Weir tentative agreement exceeding President Carter's 7 percent annual ceiling on wage hikes. The union is expected to Ignore the administration's 'tiwmaticai gymnastics" and try to turn the practice Into an industrywide settlement with the "Big Four" rthber and tire makers. A Chief federal mediator Wayne Horvlta announced the URW.Goodrich settlement late Friday, giving the Indudry its first pad after months of bargaining and a aday-old strike against Uniroyal. - - -.•--'- -. -. . - — -- -. . -.-----.-- STEAM DRY IRON 10!~ K or 200 ci. white envelopes o 100 cf. Dixie Cups. Saye -I.- -'. _-..•. . '- '-.I4 .*-' t: .,., .r. • . . •' .11 V" -'. o. .': ' e :.,." .' : •' - ' - •' .' - • - - ....... -- . -• S' - - V S - �Evening HerAd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, June 17, 197-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDM'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Around 9 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - U2 Political Mystery T Tue h e Alchemy Is Bubbling An acid observation widely attributed to Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D..N.Y., has President Carter operating at the sufferance of Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass. This concept, of course, is a gross distortion of reality. And vet if it didn't have a humorous element of truth, it wouldn't enjoy its reported currency at cocktail parties, on the lecture circuit, and among commentators. A mysterious political alchemy is indeed transferring power away from Jimmy Carter and toward Ted Kennedy. Suddenly, Sen. Kennedy finds himself in Washington's catbird seat, put there by an unusual, unexpected combination of converging influences. As President Carter's flawed image has declined with the American people. Sen. Kennedy has been boosted to fill the vacuum at the top. In fact, without an assured GOP president contender, Sen. Kennedy has become, ironically, the most visible threat to President Carter's renomination and re election, As Mr. Carter has appeared less and less presidential in statecraft and vigorous leadership, his party foundations have crumbled from under him. He has a tenuous hold on the Democratic Party partly because he has consistently neglected its machinery, The party's powerful liberal wing, which holds Mr. Carter in lower esteem perhaps than does the populace as a whole, declares the king dead and swears fealty to the prince of Camelot. A labor-backed draft-Teddy movement is being organized in Iowa. Kennedy loyalists are forming a write-in coalition for the key New Hampshire committee in coalescing in Minnesota. A small group of Liberal congressmen has organized for Kennedy. And similar activists are rnnrted to be ready to spring forward across the country. All of this would appear to place Sen. Kennedy In a position miçh tos While uxpressing,pro-, forma loyalty to tl'ie pres&nZ and denying any intention of seeking the nomination Mr. Kennedy gains in power and keeps his options by avoiding the 'I-will-not-serve" statement that long ago took Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman out of presidential consideration. U Guy. Jerzy Lliuwii should wound the prt'iident too grievously, thereby enhancing 'the Republican chances for the White House, the senator could gracefully submit to a draft. And if intervening circumstances should strengthen Mr. Carter, Mr. Kennedy would still be free to avoid a party bloodletting and wait for a clear field in 1984. Meanwhile, no other political figure has given Mr. Carter more calculated embarrassment on such key issues as energy and national health care than Ted Kennedy. Still, it seems obvious that so canny a politician as Sen. Kennedy would recognize the perils that accompany his new opportunities. He must realize that the liberal Democrats who have succeeded once again in associating his name with the White House will generate opposition in the more conservative ranks of the South and West. And he must realize that, even if the liberals succeed in nominating him, he would be running against the conservative tide that seems to be rising in this country as elsewhere in the Western world, Then there are serious family considerations. As head of his famous clan, the senator has an unusual responsibility for the children of his brothers plus the concern for his wife, who resides apart in Boston, and his own children. So for now, and until the very end of this year, Sen. Kennedy can but gain stature by concealing his cards while the bidding gets higher and higher. Meanwhile, he may enjoy his return to that special place of national power that fate has offered the Kennedy brothers from time to time during these last two decades. DONNA ESTES mm I J I . WA - q tl*_~ 69-h6l_ -fl'$- - a - . •.j .... - a ,- _. - ,. - . - ' '- -----.-----_---- - w-.- - 'I - - The three-day meeting in Birmingham of 2,000 black politfual activists from 11 Southern States was a study In strategies for next year's presidential election. In hallways and hotel rooms, this diverse collection of politicos plotted and planned. How to get close to Carter and how to dump him. How to create a new party and how to get nearer to power among the Democrats. How to make sure they wouldn't go down in 1980 with Jimmy If down he' went. There were few Kennedyites and almost no Jerry Brown supporters at Birmingham's Hyatt House or Civic Center. In a master stroke, the Carter team appropriated the A.G.Gaston Hotel, a civil rights shrine, for themselves. There was enormous disaffection from the president's camp yet almost no plot to replace him. There lies the tragedy for liberal and black democrats in 1979. While, the Draft Kennedy movement Is flourishing in i sta tes and growing, IL rests on the unstable foundation that supposes Massachusetts' senior senator is Lying when he BUSINESS WORLD sayhe win nC'riiuI M tm 4zte House In 1910. For those iho belie4ie him the dlernma of presidential politics this season is excruciating. A growing number of Democrats believe that Carter cannot beat most of the Republican candidates, and certainly not John Connally, the By LeROY POPE strongest of the crowd. UP! Business Writer These same Democrats cannot Imagine California Jerry Br owu as the cAriTtlatp cf N E W YoRF:- L'P — Eletr';e their party, and cannot realistically beli eve that nuisance ever since radio was Invented, has become a complex and sometimes mysterious any ether candidate will emerge. Not only are they afraid Carter will lose In 1980, problem for Industry and science. For years, people were more likely to be but they are fearful he will pull other candidates a concerned with electrical interference down with him. As a result, a reluctant love-hate relationship diathermy machine interfering with radio has developed between the president and his reception In the home, for Instance than with electronic emissions. supporters on his left. But for some time, says Arnold Zals, president To save their skins, he must succeed, If In spite RayProof division at Norwalk, Conn., of have become his of himself. And so his opponents of Keene Corp., It has been electronic emissions reluctant supporters. The Carter reelection operatives reflect a that have caused the most trouble. The big concern now is to prevent emissions cautious optimism that the drive in 1980 will succeed as easily as it did in 1976, once the from big computers and other sophisticated realization of the Kennedy non-candidacy has electronic equipment and tc shield these machines from the intrusion of electronic and sunk in. In- electrical clutter. Among black Democartic activists Electronic radiation Is not the obviously creasing numbers of whom hold office themselves the fear of shutting down the federal dangerous phenomenon that nuclear radiation Is horn of plenty Is reason enough to stay safely but, said Zais, "the problem of potentially harmful electronic radiation has been Inside Carter's tent. The Carter campaign in turn expects to tell the proliferating steadily since World War II hidden story of Its black appointees, Its federal because of the Increase In powerful broadcasting grants to black colleges and projects, and to trot equipment for radio, television, radar and microwave communications and the growth of out its cheerleaders from the last campaign excepting those few so dissaffected they'll return the computer." home quietly to Atlanta to sit out the campaign. Not a great deal Is known yet about the health •-' .. Deregulation of transportation is an Issue that attracts unlikely allies In Washington: the administration, liberatarians, conservatives, Common Cause and such believers in governmeat intervention (and thus Big Government) as Senator Kennedy and Ralph Nader. Last year's deregulation of airline routes and rates at least partially seems to be working. Competition is up; In some cases (such as coastto-coast) bargain prices are being offered; and few smaller cities and towns seem to have g up e suffered. Commuter airlines are slack. . . -. This apparent success has led deregulation advocates to jump to the conclusion that trucking — which hauls the bulk of the nation's goods — should get the same treatment. They have taken aim at regulation prohibiting "blackhauls" by certain kinds of carriers, arguing that those carriers should be permitted to fill their empty trailers on return trips. They point to the airlines. As routes were deregulated and airlines were permitted to enter new markets, capacity went up, but so did the aznount ot business. Truckers and their allies are sv,thst, unlike quick to point o - .. - e a . - • e . •ea. . new airline pasSengeft, there we not tons bt Wsw ()n Elec tro ri'ic Clutter , - - - nicipa l Cas olom b'i*a n ¶ I WASHINGTON -.- The good guys are losing the more than two-thirds comes from Colombia. narcotics war to organized crime elements It's not as if the Colombian authorities In this country and abroad. Despite a massive haven't tried to crack down on the runaway dope and unrelenting effort, the Drug Enforcement traffic. But the sheer size of the illicit trade has Administration and Its counterparts In other so far been more than a match for the adcountries have simply been overwhelmed by the ministration of President Julio Cesar Turbay. Colombian soldiers have seized 41 aircraft well-financed criminal elements that fatten on and 62 ships since the crackdown began, and the cravings of millions of drug users. At the center of this sordid, multiblllion-dollar have confiscated more than 4,000 tons of racket is the South American republic of marijuana worth nearly $2 billion. Yet this Is Colombia. Once famous mainly for its rich- probably only a fourth of the total production of flavored coffee beans, it has in recent years marijuana in the country. According to an unpublished report prepared become known for Its rich-flavored marijuana leaves. Colomblap gold Isa favorite ol millions of for the House Select Committee on Narcotics, American pot smokers, chaired by Rep. Lester Wolff, D-N.Y., there are almost 1,000 secret airstrips scattered While no connection between marijuana and tWvughout Colombia and used by dope hard druas has been established as far U users smugglers. A remote area called Guajlrl has go, the climate of corruption and lawleasneis more than 200 of these tiny airfields. that grows up around the lucrative pot trak The Colombian army has proposed seems to have led to a simils cultivation of dynamiting the jungle airstrips, but local of. cocaine traffic in Colombia. Mountains of the ftcj, who have bew allegedly profiting from white powder are funneled through the Country the drug traffic, have been able so far to block to the United States each year. the proposed destruction. In fact, drug smuggling has become so The enormous amount of money to be made In profitable, sources told our associate Jack narcotics snuggling has led inevitably to Mitchell, that a prominent group of Colombian corruption of officials. A Colombian general, for bankers known as £N.I.F. wants to legalize the example, has been accused of accepting a dope traffic outright. $300,000 bribe to arrange the release of two Federal narcotics experts speculate that of American pilots arrested for smuggling, ac. the estimated 25 tons ofmarljuana that enter the cording to our sources. United States from Latin America each year, In another ca.e, a notorious drug peddler was caught with 700 kilograms of cocaine, but was quickly released "for lack of evidence." Even when dope cases are brought to trial, It's hard to get wItnesses to testify, for fear of retribution. The government's crackdown is also hampered by the fact that several known drug laboratories are located In the Pasto region near the Ecuadorlaim border, an area that Is also a stronghold of anti-government terrorists. A measure of the dope merchants' success Is the discovery that they have recently started a new Industry In Colombia the manufacture of synthetic quaaludes, ."downers" that are popular In American high schools. FEDERAL ULTIMATUM: Millions In federal aid earmnarked for 42gateswjflbe cutoff beginning In July unless the states set up strict guidelines to curtail medical costs. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare is threatening to stop certain federal health funds In the states Involved wileas legislation requiring strict supervision of capital expenditures by hospitals, nursing homes and other long-term care facilities Is enacted by the states. Pennsylvania illustrates the political difficulties Involved In the health-care squabble. The state legislature passed a bill setting up an agency to keep watch on health-care costs, but the legislation doesn't meet federal requirements. The bill was written by the Pennsylvania Hospital Association, whose - 1 -. - -. - . . - - -_* - Is -- •. a-. • a , - - - - . - , .. -- -- -' - - - -- ..-- -* - I - .- - -.. - members stand to gain most from an ineffective cost-cutting program and any loosening of nursing home regulations. Nineteen members of the state house committee that approved the bill received campaign contributions from the association. The chairman of the health committee was Richard MdClatchy, who owns a nursing home. He noW heads the appropriations committee. A tougher bill was recently defeated In the state senate, which Is now working on one quite similar to the house bill changed enough to meet HEW requirements, Its backers hope., Meanwhile, HEW is working with members of Congress to modify the Draconian punishment for states who miss the federal deadline. More flexibility would give the agency time to force Mate compliance without endangering many health-care programs by a total cutoff of funds. - DEA KPON8E: We recently mentioned In article In the Village Voice which charged Drug Enforcement Administration agents have condoned torture of Mexican narcotics suspects. The story has drawn an angry denial from DEA. The agency amid Its employees are wider standing orders to report any human nlgts violations they encounter, and that no such reports have been received from DEA people Ip Mexico In recent years. The Voice article, DEA charged, was "full of innuendoes, errors and Inaccuracies." - ' - V Tack, tacky, tacky. Signs posted on the door of the County commission meeting room, and i nside the meeting room at the courthouse, asking for "quiet" they look out o place to d) the least. The signs would be more appropriate in a courtroom or a hospital or a classroom, But in a meeting room where the public congregates and should be encouraged to state views? Hardly. The same sign that was posted on the receptionist's desk in the county cornmission office for a time two years ago was back again. "Please wait," the sigh said. "Do not proceed without conferring with receptionist." Ci e i)r , a /11 •.//4 B Ia Im, c -- - .p An -: ;truggle of the residents of the housing projects in the early 1950s when egregatIon was legal and blacks were prohibited from living in some of the projects. Despite the fact that three of the 'our housing projects then were filled by 3)acks, the blacks did not have 'epresentation on the board administering hem. "Today, seventeen percent of the roject's population is white," Del_atIbeaudlere said. It is felt that one of the Lye board members should be white, he aid. If the city appoints an all-black oard, it's doing the same injustice it did in 52, he said. Only the roles would be r eversed. Another aspect reflected by the ap- IA)tI COTTIN . . ' ------------ nounce all the daily activities at the centers. Those activities can be anything from creative projects such as ceramics, oil painting and leather crafts — to pinochle, poker or dancing. - Recruitment is continual. Volunteers from the Retired Senior Volunteer Program and local Voluntary Action Center serve as special friends to the nursing-twine residents. They also provide access to Eugene's Dial-A-Bus system for transportation. Senior companions and government outreach staffs also assist. Since participants need constant encouragement to maintain their selfconfidence, there Is good foUowup at the participating nursing homes. The aim Is to keep communication flowing In an organized way between the nursing-home residents and the members -• - t-' ______ - 7j .. ."• . ' : U, J, ,1 \\ 1 - J% - .. - . 11 I - _______ i .4 -.. - "i -:.' —. I'll 1111 ,''*_. ' W ': .."' Z - - T-014.," ______ -' ' . . ______________________ ' I' ' 11 - AMOCO 'SIAUTHON E(ON VL SIIU * - .... ._ ite Newspaper accounts of that dedication say Mrs. Bethune received applause ?r'm the audience when she urged the new project's tenants to "express their gratitude" to the citizens connected with the management and development of the apartment units. My dad is a good dad. how can you tell your dad is good. Well it is when he's understanding, good natured. friendly and strict. My dad loves me and I know A. lie is kind to me. He will teach me new things and always can velty on him' for everthing. He sometimes loeses his temper but he still Is my dad. He will punish me fore things my friends don't get punish for but he does it for a reason. We do alot of things. We go to driving me golfing. We do range itivl he things most fathers and sons don't do. We work in the yards and on the car and many other I would like to give him 1,000,000,&00,000,000 dollars fos what he has done for me But I can't So I'll just write this letter. Ice Brewer - - 'Safe And Sound' Ch Voe;4'1.4..1 .,OU( for twenty ),ears. Teaching ten years at the High School level and ten years at the adult level, lie's a very experienced teacher. lie not only teaches at school but lie also teaches at home. lie teaches inc anything from riding a 10-speed to riding a lawn mower. This year lie's the president of the Orange Cowity Ilusitmess Education Ass,iatiun iOChiEAi. lie's also very active in our church; tIns year lie's on the Administration tissiwi of Education. Board and Com mission I mnos lawns now, thanks to the greatest! lie taught tue how to mow arid now I do it as a job! Those are sonic reasons why mniy dad is the best in the world! Jeffrey Butcnactut :-' things. During her speech, Mrs. Bethune asked the tenants to follow the dictums of the city and housing officials in order to "prove their worthiness" to live in the project. Twenty-seven years later, the tenants of the project wanted one of their peers appointed to the governing board, not only for racial balance, but, as DeLattibeaudiere told commissioners, because the residents need a voice in housing administration. Without a tenant watchdog to oversee operations of the projects, he indicated, there is no guarantee that the administrators will act in a manner worthy of the tenants. 'Height Is A Blessing' My lather is outstanding bec'iuse without him, I would be a lonely, uninterested, normal American child. But with him, I am interested in nature, school, yard work, and hobbies. I love to play with spiders, roaches and many animals of all sorts. He Is a very strict father, I admit, but I like it that way, because even when he spanks rue, or takes away priviledges, I know It is for my own good so that later on 1 wont make that mistake again. I am glad that he is tall, for height is a blessing. He has passed that trait to mime, for now I am 5'6". My father has a job, a horrid one at that, teeching shcool. lie brings home money for food, shelter and recreation. We sometimes ride our horses if we get the time, because we are always fixing, makeing or cleaning something, and at the end of a school day, he is usually so I don't even ask him. I really love my dad, for the security he gives me, the hove, the care, the help, and last but not least, the punishment. Becky Durak -" - - -' •- - -- -- . - - - -' -- .. _ We know those who direct such offices are busy. That's why it's also necessary that we seniors Implement the program In our communities. Those of us who are not in nursing homes should get on the ball and push. A liaison between us and nursing-home residents is a significant new ,development... Everybody benefits. Nobody loses. .___ _ .,a_*, -- -- - .. - - I . ,._ My dad is nice, he always has Fun and he never puts play before work. lie is well temnperd and good natured. lie is smart and intelligent, he has a college education too. My experiences with him make me feel different than others would. I think he is among the most fairest fathers and best one of all. I think my family thinks the same way I do too. We always take trips to capitol states and countries. All the time we went on vacation It was fun. We going on another I hope it's going to be like Last one. Mark Siquciros see are 'Ingenious Person' 'Do A Lot Together' My dad is very ingenious person! I like his style. He Is a hard working but comical person. He also is very sports minded. He is good at all sports. My father has a very hard and sometimes botherings job. He Is a sales supervisor for the Edward Don Co., The biggest Restaurant supply Co. in the nation. My fathers Interests are: sports, and well, not too much any more, he is a good math student and got to algebra 2 In high school. I love my dad! He Is really cool. I'll never forget him! Steve Rosenthal Me and my father do alot together, because we're both interested in cars. We always try to go to any show In town and someday hope to build a 57 Chevy. Sometimes he gets mad at me and my brother, but most of the time he never gets mad. Chris J. Berry vintage car 'He Is Really Special' My uncle is so special because he had helped me (In) teaching me how to be a good speaker. He has also helped me bring up my grades, from when I was living with my mother. He Is really special to me because of all the things he has done for me. I haven't always said thank you, but he seems always to understand. He has helped me to become a better rounded person. lie helps me with -my problems as much as he can. I hope that I can repay him in some way. That's why my Uncle is so special to me. Dawn Blalock My dad is The best dad in all the world. One of the many reasons Is he always has timeto help me with mgth' or history or science or other homework. He plays catch with me, shoots baskets and he always has time to listen to my problems, something that depresses me, or good news. His occupation Is a teacher. He teaches bookkeeping at Orange County - . .-.."" Work Before Play We Taught Me You can get more information on the prgram by writing to Ciana Smith, Campbell Senior Center, 155 High St.,, Eugene, Ore. 97401. No, we aren't suggesting that nursing homes that refuse to join such programs have something to hide. We'll listen to the excuses they offer for not allowing their residents to join us at our centers. But no one can blame us if we react negatively to nursing homes that don't respond positively to this good idea. KI)ITOH'S NOTE: As a whole.' 'Special Kind Of Guy' the sixth grade English class at There is a man that I know. He is a Teague Middle School, Forest very special kind of guy. He knows w asked by teacher Beth K epics to bet P the (here to help. He is very strict but I now Evening Herald in Its search it good. When I am good he S DT an DltstarnTh'g 1.4tU!C 14á iI1',1t2 mi'%Tjul, soin%eU,An% not honor for Vather'n bay'. t%elow too expensive. This man' that 1 bnuw is may dad. are what class members wrote, 111chard unedited so the flavor of the compositions would i'emaiti intact. Is for my ta1 ' s We are therefore calling on all local offices of senior services to investigate this marvelous Idea. - 6 ) \. - . TEXAC O of clubs and centers. The experiences of Eugene's centers have proven that the program benefits both groups of seniors. The centers get new members and the nursing-home residents get new social and Intellectual experiences. - - -- _____t - .... ". i_- .t, ' Ltrnen% D1 MLi3 P=D% . The gyv,r,ing the tenants. When Wflhie.m militancy Clark Court was didicated on June 1, 1952, the keynote speaker was Dr. Miry McLeod Bethune, then president of Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach. • Pounds Even the bird In the gilded cage needs to get out occasionally. If this is true for birds, it's also true for people. And it's especially true f or residents of nursing homes. - ' , " 4 r: ' \ if '. ," " tired -- ' T 'ç' ), L. 'c— ________ ///,C" " When Seniors Step Out I. .- ' ':, .. S'..'$: 'Growing Older _______________ '?The liaison coordinator of the program tets with residents at the nursing homes -16tell them about the new service. If they é Interested, the coordinator Introduces Them to ether participants and takes them an introductory Visit to the two par'ticlpating senior centers. taffers at the nursing homes then an- _____ - /' f// Ca g "p )-L x' ..'.. - evCra1 nursing homes in Eugene lpport t he plan by referring their :,pIdents to local senior centers and clubs. to '' - - ' • e project encourages residents to get 9slde their nursing homes by bringing j,l4fzn together with members of senior or centers. ' JT •- I,I h d Geoffrey Not all nursing-home residents are lctive, sick or Incapacitated. Some are or want to be — socially active. Many ,ep looking for new experiences outside ,,thelr nursing home. A sparkling Idea comes from the Senior 'nter Report of the National Institute of $i1or Centers. The publication describes 'zt interesting and valuable program 'launched by senior centers In Eugene, Ore. ,' - of .. P1) 'We Do A Lot Of Things' ._ '' -. . L etters In Praise Of Dad Of - v ' - - .' rcles .. - \ ,41I) as a city commissioner. No matter what, Commission Chairman Bob French ordered the sign removed. But the door from the receptionist's office will remain closed, he said. government level? .. .s Mrs. Glenn hasn't become the least bit impressed with the dignity of her office and continues to be the same type of person she was during four years In office to be left open. ', - - ..' .-'.. When John Alexander was appointed to the county commission 20 months ago, the 'sign 'disappeared from the receptionist's desk, as well as the door to his office. And the hallway door from the receptionist's office to the commissioners offices began .,., - ; 1 Conunissioner Sandra Glenn seems happy to have people drop into her office. Its the most cheerful office there. hat with her flowers, plants and other memorabilia. No matter who drops by, she continues her work, whether it's a return call to a constituent or receiving a call from one. Some public officials in Seminole County ought to take the federal government class taught at Seminole Community College by Mrs. Lenora Jones. Mrs. Jones during a recent class told her students that filibustering is a legitimate method of delaying action only in the U.S. Senate. So, how come it happens so often at the local ., Drugs Flourish S elections unopposed, she al most is certain to have both Democratic and Republican opposition next year. .Some long-umie .7Zrcd tóüch of Irony this ',*êthc in hearings ',efore the city cQflUfllSSiofl on who should ;':flil a vacant seat on the Housing Authority board. a dozen tenants from the city's public housing projects, most of them .,1ack, stepped forward to request that the . 'iaenn '.at be filled by a white. Now the executive direcior and all four board Members are black. If the remaining "Yàcant seat were to go to a black, they " said, the board would be completing a full ''eircle of racial Imbalance started when "ub1ic housing came to the city nearly 30 "years ago. Then, the director and all board members were white, " The tenants presented a notarized .'resolution to the commissioners which read: "Whereas, the residents in public housing of Seminole County reflect more 'than one race and more than one gendCr ... it Is the feeling (of residents that the :-flousing Authority board should likewise 'be reflective of the resident population." The tenants supported the appointment of Ten Buratti, a w hite woman from - - 'Kedding Gardens. She subsequently was 'approved by the conimisslon. Speaking on behalf of Miss Buratti was Alford DeLattibeaudiere. He recalled the JACK ANDERSON C Alexander was not re-elected in November and the sign was back up, seven months later. Commissioner Bob Sturm, Alexander's replacement, certainly wasn't the reason. His office door is always open and he always has a pleasant word for anyone who drops by, even if it is In the middle of his eating his favorite hot dog lunch. -'. - 'Mu 6 I ' While Mrs. Bruce has won her past two goods out there just awaiting greater hauling `* capacity In order to use trucks. Advocates deregulation also argue that If rates hazards of electronic radiation, Zais said, were deregulated and "entry" Into the trucking business made easier, the increased competition although much research is going on. Scientists and enlneers say, however, a would keep rates down and benefit all of u. as consumers. Maybe, but It is not a certainty: massive buildup of electronic emissions ui Rate and route regulation were Imposed on airwaves Is having a serious effect on many trucking back In the 1930's to put an end, to research projects. predatory pricing and uncertain service for Shielding sophisticated equipment from Insmaller truslve radiation and from leaking radiation of such communities. There is no guarantee that problems would not arise under a shamply its own Involves complicated measures. The deregulated trucking situation. shields are made of various metals and In some Truckers raise an Interesting argument big applications are backed by multiple layers of against unrestricted entry into the business (and special organic compounds, up to 15 feet thick, to absorb radiation generated within the chamber. the American Trucking Association, the national trade group of the trucking business, Is offering Zais said even a fairly simple modular its own compromise deregulation bill to make shielding Job will cost several thousand dollars entry easier, but not unrestricted), Their and sophisticated, especially-designed In- argument Is that If all you need Is the downstallations can run to hundreds of thousands. payment on a truck, a lot of people will jump Into A number of firms are engaged In the radiation the business without any understanding of the shield business, a constantly growing Industry on-going costs and will not only skimp. on whose sales volume only can be guessed at. It maintenance but will dalve over the speed limit does not include shielding Installations in and .work exhausting hours In order to get nuclear plants and nuclear-powered sub- enough volume to make limit. marines. The independents are paid by the load. Thth, The problems, Zais said, are especially acute the faster they get the load there, the more loads In biological research and medical applications they can handle, the more money they can make. where shielding Is essential to insure accurate The common carriers, for the most part, are readings when measuring brain and nerve under union contract and their Teamster drjvrs waves, tracking heart conditions and using are paid the same regardless of how fast they electron microscopes. deliver the goods. - '6 L OFPAN*IZID 01 ' " - .. ' - Trucking? kers . "I need some exercise and am going to hire Somebody to do the yard work, so I can go jogging." . I. ii t - - - - is runningrunning for mor re-eiecnon. ;me word spread through the courthouse in the last couple weeks. But no one expressed surprise that the 28-year veteran supervisor of elections had I changed her mind, having put out the word when she ran in 1976 that this would be her last term in office. After her term expired In 1980 she wo uld retire, she had said. Now, she has shifted gears and will rim again. Seldom do career government officials willingly retire. More often they leave :off ice because they read the handwriting ,on the wall, w hich they most often percélve Is telling them defeat is in their future That's not to say that frequently officials believe they have done their part in government and have had enough. Anyway, for whatever reason, Mrs. Bruce's nam e wi ll be on th e punch card ballot In 1980. And speaking of punch cards béllots, scuttlebutt In the courthouse is that she still Is incensed about the county commissioners pushing the concept of punch card voting over the mechanical machine method. A 16-member advisory committee recommended unanimously the Institution of the new method in time for the March presidential preferential '1 "primary. - Mrs. Bruce's latest decision also has 'thanged the mind of Sandy Goard, her offIce manager. Mrs. Goard now says she won't run for the office, it has had no effect on the tentative 'dec1sIon of Dot Wade, county commission -Office manager. "I'm still thinking about flnfflgft she said again this week. Both Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Wade are 'l)emocrats. oruce Deregulate -. Mind Change prise No Sur :~ :. Should We S Reluctan Bac Parties & Politics RONALD REAGAN y Sunday, June 17,1979--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. However, he did get It to the House floor. Brantley said the passage of the bill Is to encourage the production of wine In Florida. "There used to be grape production for wine in Florida," he pointed out. Immediately after the session ended, Brantley spent three days in the Keys on vacation with his family, trying to get reacquainted with his sons, Lenny, 11, and Bobby Jr. 6. He is also trying to get his golf course business reorganized. "There were three burglaries at the golf shop and course within three weeks," he said. I J i OPINION classroom was on what was going on over the washing machine boxes. "I was one of five rep'resentatives who voted against the bill. If we are to have smaller classrooms, I thought, let's do it right," Brantley said. "On a scale of one to 10, I would have given the session a seven." One of the more Important bills to come out of the session, Brantley said, was one sponsored by Fechtel abolishing taxes on wine iroduced In the state. Brantley at first didn't understand the farreaching effect of the bill and refused to sponsor it in the House for his old mentor. Brantley said Brown and Senate President Phil Lewis had a meeting of the minds as the session began. "They were much in agreement of what they wanted to accomplish. It was going to be one of the smoothest sessions every seen. Toward the end the two philosophies changed on appropriations and tax bills and the two parted company." Brant:ey said after the session It was noted that Lewis, Brown and the Gov. Graham each got a little what they wanted. "From that statement you would have thought it was a total love-in. It didn't seem like a love-in sitting there agonizing and waiting for conference committee reports to come back," he said. "I heard from the Seminole Education Association of their support for the one education bill I voted against. When I questioned the sponsor of the bill I found the bill called for a reduction In classroom sizes. But there was no money in the bill to construct more classrooms or to hire more teachers. "All I could think was that they would probably have to curtain off the classrooms to divide them. I pictured Sabal Point Elementary. My oldest son, Lenny, had been In second grade there when washing machine boxes were used to separate classrooms. The attention of the children In that JULIAN BOND _ BERRY'S WORLD ClocK There were no really big surprises in the 1979 session of the Florida Legislature for freshman state representative, Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood. Brantley had been in Tallahassee quite a bit with Vince Fechtel during Fechtel's last term as a state representative. Fechtel has since been elected to the Florida Senate and Brantley was elected to Fechtel's old seat representing Seminole, Lake and part of Marion County. "Sitting In the gallery, I would think out issues as they were being debated. It's a lot tougher when you have to push a button in knowing your vote Is being counted," he said. Brantley said House Speaker Hyatt Brown, DDaytona Beach, came into the session with a set certain bills he wanted passed, his legislative package. Through Brown's Influence he was able to put bills forward through committee chairmen loyal to him. "At times the train started moving so fast, it couldn't slow down," Brantley said. "Things went pretty much the way Brown wanted thern to go. The last couple weeks of the session," Brantley said, "things started falling apart, in terms of the legislation Brown wanted passed." .. . . . - .' • , - . _ . ._ 0 .- )ad m:; great becauc hc taught inc how to play SfXfl'ts. We go places together. lie also teaches me about carpentry work. lie saves money because he is a carpenter. lie cares for me and he loves mile. I've been up to Pine Mt. Georgia 3 times with my dad and our family. When we ' re tip there we go to Callaway Gardens. We have alot of fun up there. When I vas an infant living in Philadelphia my dud left me in the station wuuon at the train station. lie helped my mother and sister put the luguge on the train. Before he could get out the train started. The conducter said that the next station was only a mile away. My dad got off at the station and ran all the way back to the station wagon to find mc safe and sound in my infant seat. Scott Robinson 'Family Before Anything' On Father's Day we all try to find the best father. Well, I have the best father because he coaches different youth activitks such as foutlunil and baseball. lies involved in church by being an Extraordinary Minister in the Catholic Church. My dud takes an active part in community affairs. He attends School Board Meetings and he is on the P.T.A. Committee. Even though my father spends alot of his time with me and my brother. That's what makes a good fathei. A person who makes his family commie first before anything else and my dud is a great father. Robbie Shaker We've 'Built A Rocket' My dad is really nice. He is five foot 9 inches, has brown eyes, and wears eyeglasses. He takes us many places. We've been to Disney-World, The Kennedy Space Center, Sea World, and many other places. My dad will do almost anything needed: fix the car: wash the dishes; mow the lawn; paint the house. Why, he's a great handyman. My dad and I have done many things together. We've built a rocket that flew very successfully. I've stayed up to grill with him. 12:40 am. building He's taught me the tenance about a car. My dad has shown me how to keep after rust, and keep cars running past the 100,000 mile mark on the odometer. But, best of all he taught inc what it feels like to have a great dad and believe me, having a dad like inc is great! Ronald Spinner a gas general main- �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, June 11, 1979 Anne Frank Would PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ... at low, low pricesl r Be 50 ___ ___ E a name you can trust. _________________________ ' I Can Feel The Suffering' SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Sunday, June 17, 1979—IA '-'4 By ARTURO GONZALEZ JR. AMSTERDAM, NEA)— Had she survived past the hitter month of March, 1945, she would have been 50 years old this past week. Possibly she would be a mother, or even a grandmother herself, a German-born Jewish lady who, with each advancing year, would probably strive to push the horrors of World War II back even further down the receding corridors of her memory. Her childish account of several years of eluding the Jew-baiting Nazis might lie unnoticed and unread in the bottom drawer of her desk. Or perhaps in an attic trunk. And her hideaway, 263 Prinsengracht, a 17th -century building on an Amsterdam canal, would almost certainly have long since been torn down to make way for a modern Dutch office block. But Annelies Marie Frank, that waif-like teenager whose gaunt face is etched in the world's subconscious, did not live. Anne Frank perished from typhus in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, age 15, just a month before Nazi Germany surrendered. Her famous diary first a handwritten testament, next a book, then a Pulitzer Prize-winning play and an Oscar-winning film has survived as the single-most famous piece of literature to emerge from World War 11. Describing the 25 months that she, her family and several Jewish neighbors hid upstairs over an office building, behind a false bookcase, trying to avoid being dispatched to Nazi extermination camps, Anne Frank's diary Is a moving paean to hope In the face of brutality. Anne's father, now 90 and living in Switzerland, is the sole member of the Frank family to come out of the Nazi concentration camps alive. After V-E Day, he returned to the tiny loft where he and his children had huddled for 25 months, to begin trying to trace them. His neighbors, the Vosser family, gave him the few pitiful belongings they had recovered after the Nazi police had swooped down on the hiding place. These numbered a few of the Frank's things, Including Anne's secret books, the diary she called "Kitty," In which she had scribbled her chronicle of events and her Inventory of girlish emotions during the long, cold months that the fearful Frank clan had spent isolated fromthe world, Faced with the heartbreaking realization that all his family was dead, Otto Frank began to translate Anne's diary from Dutch into German, for his mother. A publisher read it. A best seller— published in over 55 editions in more than 50 languages was born. Millions of readers began to weep over the beautiful simplicity of this teenager's dreams and aspirations as they played themselves out, entry after entry, against the horrors of the global conflict raging about her. More than 300,000 people a year step reverently back into Anne Frank's lonely world at 263 Prinsengracht which, along with the Amsterdam building next door, has been turned into a living monument to this teenager. Various municipal fund-raising drives, headed by Amsterdam's mayor and local radio stations, have raised close to $300,000 to keep her house and her memory alive. An Anne Frank Foundation, employing 30 people, engages in peace efforts in her name. Up steep, narrow stairs, visitors enter a display room on the third floor, where Third Belch scenes from Anne'... all-too-brief lifetime are on display. Then they (luck through the hail which was once secretly hidden by a moveable staircase and enter the rooms where Anne and even seven other Jews hid for more than two years. - a. - 411010-40,41110011011, BIC . 1 t g. .11 l'z . 1 0 40.'-", I Aj r ~ . . I - 1( ~ I ,~ tV. A 0 40 14 r -. Reading Program The Sanford branch of the Seminole County Public Library System Invites all area children to participate in Its Super Summer '79 reading program tat runs through J uly 18. Every chi ld that reads at least one book will be given a Super Summer T-shirt decal. Two puzzles feat uring super heroes will be given each child every week for six weeks. A drop-In storytime for pro-school children will be held every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. The li brary plans a pet show for binal pets on June 26 at 10 a.m. on the library lawn. In case of rain, the show wi ll be held J une 27. The closing party J ul y 18 will climax the summer program with refreshments and m usical entertainment. If It rains the date will be changed to J uly 19. Library hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday thro ugh Th ursda y and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The branch library Is Located at 230 E. First St., Sanford. Kelly Raps Try To Hike Congressional Salaries Fif th District Congressman Richard tKelly has expressed s rong disapproval of a Congressional attempt to ra ise the salaries of Members of Congress by 5.5 percent. The pay raise matte r was included In an appropriations bill defeated by a vote of 232-186 this week. "I am very gratified by the vote to reject the legislation that included the pay raise," said Kelly. "We should not vote to grant ourselves any raise. "I do not say that because I th ink the members of this body are undeserving of a pay raise. On the contrary, I believe the dedication and hard work of mod mem be rs of this body, easily justify the pr oposed raise. In better times I would ha ve strongly supported this proposal. "But times are tough. No member of this body should need tobe that our national debt now exceeds $800 billion, or that L Inflation, which is largely caused by federal deficit spending, has been roaring along at doubledigit rates all year. reminded , is going to wage war on Inflation, it must control place to start is with our own salaries," Kelly. "If Congress 'federal spending. The concluded . - . ''S ' 1-GALLON SUPER •PUREXBLEACH For whiter washes, plastic bottle. 0.1 - -- S.- - . C or D size for flashlights, radios, toys and some small appliances. Pack of 2 REG. $1.10 B Seaver Arm, Parade Bat Winner 1 - 0: 'S Sparky Makes Promise Good DETROIT (UPI) - Some people give you their word the same t. U1T II way they give you the time off-handedly and without thinking much about it. With Sparky Anderson, it's different. When he gives you his word, he usually t hinks about it a while and I've never known him not to keep it. The effervescent former Cincinnati manager wasn't in Detroit 15 minutes Thursda y when he gave his word, his "solemn promise," the Detroit Tigers would be in a World Series before he leaves and that could be ta ken to mean wit hin the next five years because that's the length of his new contract, "I'm not naive," he said to the suggestion the Tigers were In a to ugh division. "If they're looking for lightning In a bottle, it's not gonna happen. You can't say you're gonna do this and you're gonna do that, you just can't and whatever we do, we have to do now. Every day Is when we're playing. We're not playing in August and we're not playing in October, we're pla yi ng right 00 F ANT & ROACH INSECTICIDE FLORIDA FORMULA - Kills most crawling insects. 15-ounce aerosol. REG. $2.39 IXO I I. I - •. , FABERGE IHAMPOO .. I'.111 5 F, I il,l-il . 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In so doing, he was making good on a promise. Anderson always wanted him as one of his coaches and he never had the opportunity of hiring him with the Reds, but he said to m Consolo more than once, "The next time I go anywhere, I'm gonna take you with me Last Monday evening, Consolo, who went to high school with h Anderson and lives only two miles from him In Thousand Oaks, came over to his house as he often does. "What do you think of the Detroit Tigers?" Anderson asked O'o Li ttle League' c:him, beaming f rom ear to ear. tinued to be a thorn In the side "Su per," Co nsolo declared, of Altamonte Springs Friday "When can you quit yo ur job?" night as the latter's "co untry "Anytime you say." cousins" came up with a 5-2 "Well, you'd better dolt Ina hurry. We're going with the Detroit victory in a battle of FourTigers." hitters. "Wow!" exclaimed Consolo. "Wait'U Ted Lepcio hears about While Oviedo advanced to the this." winner's bracket In the Top Lepcio played in the same infield with Consolo with the Red Sox Team tournament, Altamonte and remains one of his friends. Springs' season champion, Before leaving Los Angeles, the Tigers' new manager said to Farr Insurance, dipped into the Consolo's bother, "We're just Cwo crazy kids again," but when he losers bracket and must play ar rived in Detroit, Anderson spo ke ser io usly a bo ut how he never tonight at Oviedo against reall y had planned to manage this year. Friday's Apopka-Ocoee loser in "Th e thing that hel ped me make up my mind was how people a 7:30 game. kept calling me up and got my name in Philadelphia, New York, Farr coach Russ WhitSan Francisco, and San Diego," he said, referring to cities where tington's strategy of saving top he had been rumored a managerial possibility. "That bothered pitcher Mark Whittington until me. I honestly didn't want to go back thIs year, but after Jim tonight backfired to some cxCampbell (the Tigers' president and general manager) called on tent. Ronnie Smith pitched well Monday and said he heard a rumor I was coming back, I sat down enough to win, fanning 11, and analyzed the whole thing with my wife, Carol," walking six and yielding three Anderson and his wife wrote down a list of pros and cons hits in his six-inning st int. regarding the Detroit job. Relievers none of whom had "I said, 'Are we gonna be happy with the Tigers?" he related. pitched during the regular "I knew I'. ank Skaff, Jim Campbell, and Bill Lajoie and they are season gave up three s in all good people. I've never met John Fetzer ( the Tigers' owner), the seventh on only an infield but I've heard wonderful things a bout him from every body. So I hit t Jay Childe rs. felt that answered one of the questions whether we'd be happy. "I had hoped to get by the wln, but we said ever are we go, first game without usi;-.g "We knew ttw.Ject they're gonna expect that. You can't hide fromTit. 0 ti may wife, Mar k," said Whittington. "He 'With my name being mentioned for this job and that one, before will pitch three innings tonight the year is over I'm gonna feel like a grave-digger, a vulture.' I and Greg Vandergrift will work .Err, 5-2 ,, '. - ont e V ies tAt 7: •. • 30 Clevelci rid • .' unearned runs to scor'. Ifle three-run spot in the seventh was also unearned. Oviedo pitcher Fred Hill Worked time first six itumings for the winners, walking four ;in(] fanning eight. Mark King mopped up, putting Altamonte down without a major threat in the seventh. • - Ac quir es I op J oh ti s on - . - - OVIEDO AQ . R H AB R H WOod 40 Vandergritt Weber I I Jubionki o Hill 0 Turner D Childress 4 31 Freyc,n.t 4 o0 King COnway i a0 Oswald 3 0 0 Ba.t,r F.rgueon 2 oo Rowe J. Chilers 211 g Smith I00 Whltlinqton 3 g g Holton Griffin o oo Wsgon.r o Putman i o Totals 20 Totals a 4 AN - ,. ' Hot Rod 011, 000-3 F.rr Ovisdo Nation al Runs Set ('muli %hitLiiigtotm, Itomi Smith hi diafl S F'Cj fl S o VV ti f) Sh Er' - Masse, Team Tr i um ph s T -•----- By United Press International In the World Series," said The Indians, competing in the rookie catchier itoim Hassey j 9 . 1 - teaming with David Clyde. tilue Jays 6, A's U: Toin Underwood hurleti a - j• Wehrineister, who has spent Pulde, driving a Firebird, - . .. 11, Announces the Relocation Ecksrd'sFarnou. Photo Off.r TWICE THE PRINTS Got an extra set of prints with W. : TODAY AND EVERYDAY TWICE THE FILM up your developed a E I kkk — .___ "JUST SAY CHARGE IT" 1 .' P L I SALE THRU WEDNESDAY OPEN TODAY 10A.M. tip 7 P.M. WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. III 9 P.M. Greg Carter slapped a bases- Columbus, 11-10, in Friday's loaded single in the bottom of ot her lea gue game. Moose will meet first half the ninth Friday to propel champ V.F.W. in a best two out Moose to a 5-4 win over stubthree series which opens .of born Elks, wrapping up the Chase Park. June 26 at championship in th e second half Sanford Junior Elks took advantage of a Rotary upset Knights of shakey start by Moose's ace K of C pitcher Tracy Walker, scoring ROTARY As H four runs in the top of the first AIR to J.Iwe Ill V.oaHirbi.lis 4 1 3 I.Isws ,,, on just one hit, a single by Ed ,",, MNcS.Il lii '" 1 Rinkavage, £a..n.. i 222 OaIds.. 131 Gi'tt$Ilti Walker settled down to pitch i is Frederick " six innings of shutout baseball MSFUMIII III Hail CaØSa ss s before giving way to relief Qrlss11 Ismassa, , brown 311 pitcher Mike Rctundo, who Tstats 21231 Iri.ss.I ,, t I S pitch ed the final three innings. HamaN ••s lrtsitd Bobby Rowe reached base on $ 9$ Tstat$ an error In the bottom of the 430W-il KSI fifth and scored the winning run Ii, Rotary . SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED • '; . - ,' " ' - -- - - for Rotary on a one-out single by Dewayne Anderson. The game was called after five innings under the two-hour t ime limit. Anderson had two hits in. eluding a do uble, to lead Rotary at the plate. Billy Schab had a pair of singles and Eddie Mitchell added one single. uooss a OLKS AIIM AIIM 132 DswØerty 41 I Iwsli 3 II 4 I I Iriadwell Islvosdo ill III 141411$ McO.ws. 4 Is 4 I I WyllS WIIIV 411 411 CSIIOIIINI Cans.' 355 ItMva11 411 Mir$sy 3 II 311 lvi. 'lh11$14 411 311 Im.r-ss.t Iradsaw I SI $IUU$ Wikli 3II 2041 Totals $213 Ystats 4 0$ 1151 iii $1 001-0 uxu -' . - - •• - -- - - k . .I iiw,ni tutu g- _ - , •••,,••a ••- :_ - Ch ca o, wno urned in a ume ances with one save nd a IN , i & t Bobby Grich belted a pair of of 6.301 seconds at the Thunder ERA. home runs to drive in three Valley Dragway here. Elsewhere, the New York runs. Tripp Shumake recorded the Mets, looking to improve a Royals 14, Brescrs 11 top speed for Funny Cars, woeful pitching staff, obtained Willie Wilson cupped an hitting 232,55 mph. However, left-handed pitcher Andy Hassleight-run ninth inning with a the Phoenix, Ariz., driver's er from the Boston Red Sex and three-run, inside-the-park machine caught fire near the right-bander Dock Ellis from bonier to power Kansas City, end of the run and the car was the Texas Rangers. Orioles 6, Twins 5: damaged beyond repair. ShuHassler, 21, has a 1-2 record Al Bwnbry ripped a two-run make was not injured, in eight games with Boston this triple with two out in the ninth Bobby Hilton of The Plains, year and came to the Mets in a inning for the Orioles' triumph. Va., was the top Pro Dragster straight cash deal. His ERA White Sox 8, Red Sox 5: qualifier. Hilton turned in a run stands at 8.80 over 151-3 inMike Squires drove in four at 6.096 seconds with a top-end nings. runs, including two with a speed of 231.95 mph. Walt Ellis came to the Mets for double that keyed a five-run Barkin, Sugarland, Texas, minor-league pitchers Bob second inning and lifted holds the No. 2 slot at 6.139 and Myrick, a left-bander, and Mike Chicago over Boston. Bruhert, a right-bander. a speed of 231.36 mph. Rangers 9, Yankees : In the Pro Stock trials, 14 cars The Rangers also acquired John Grubb and Al Oliver were under nine seconds. Lee left-handed pitcher John Henry each drove in two runs during Edwards, Calverton, Va., Johnson from the Oakland A's an eight-run fifth inning to showed the way with a clocking for infielder Dave Chalk, propel Texas over faltering of 8.345. He also had the top minor-league catcher Mike N Yut'r.. speed of 163.63 mph. liedth wild cili. M 1 - very roll of color or black nd while print film developed 4.101 I' U IUIIlIVIiUtil oose Nabs Junior Title - REG. $1.69 When you peck q -' 6-5 record with a have to say this man can manage." ready to go Tuesday." enough for the folks of have so many people SO until) (;art) doubled home one run afternoon to turn the low 1,98 ERA at Hawaii. runs Sparky Anderson shouldn't worry about that because in the Unearned cost Cleveland. Over 32,000 showed behind )oU. and scored two others to spark elapsed time For the division, Johnstone is hitting .208 in 23 place he comes from they say he's one of the best managers Altamonte dearly. A lost fly ball tip Friday night to watch the "The farms here are incredi- Toruimlu to a shutout win over covering the quarter mile in games this season while Hood, around, and they'll probably be saying that about him in Detroit, in the third inning allowed two Indians sink the Seattle Man- We, tremendous," said Hick Oakland, who has spent time Last four 6.274 seconds. too, pretty soon. Waits, who recorded his ninth Angels 8, Tigers 7: ners, 13-3. lie nudged past defending seasons with Cleveland, has a 1"You'd think we were playing victory in 13 decisions by Dam Ford snapped a 7-7 tie champion Pete Williams of 0 record in 13 relief appear- JU -19- . ,they're in fifth place, and if we can win It in a year or two, they'll we keep winning, Ronnie will be and apparently that's good victory. "It's a great feeling to gatne losing streak and ltico peratures dropped in the late leagues, had a Diplomat., American Board of Urology I -. don't live that way. I said to her, 'If I take over a winner, what the other Wee. That way Mark rugged American League East, Friday night, after the Tribe FLO 3-s e -- 'O seconds. of his OffIces to ,, have I proved?' I proved nothing. But if I go there (Detroit), can come back Monday and if are currently playing .500 ball, had scored their convincing five-hiitterto snap a personal 15. waited until track tern- six seasons in the minor _____ . , - ..: %:-.a:- - I 88 t ime. 8 exposures. . - ____ V •: - By United Press International Astros 2, Expos 1: It may have been the twoyear Art Howe's ninth-inning anniversary of loin Seaver's double drove home the winning move to Cincinnati, but Friday run and Joaquin Andujar, 64, over hurled a five-hitter to pace victory night's Philadelphia represented a houston. whole lot more to the ace right- lets 2, Braves 1: bander two straight wins for Lee Mazzilli snapped a 1-1 tie the first time this year. with an eighth-inning single and Seaver tossed a six-hitter and Craig Swan, 7, fired a twodoubled home two runs to hitter to lead New York over highlight a three-run fourth Atlanta. inning and lead the Reds to a 6-3 Pirates 6, Dodgers 2: victory over the Phillies. Bert Blyleven, 3-2, and Kent "I didn't think about it," Tekulve combined on a sixSeaver said of the historical hitter and Omnar Moreno anti ciate. "I'm glad to be here. I'd Da ve Parker singled home two rather be here than anywhere runs each during a five-runn else." ninth inning, giving Pittsburgh Seaver, 4-5, who has been its victory, bothered by a torn muscle in his Cubs 3, Padres 2: left buttock, has looked strong Barry Foote's run-scoring both single with two out in the ninth in his last two sta rt s victories -- and feels he was at scored Jerry Martin from his best Friday night. second base, capping a two-run "I can't pitch much be tter rally, breaking a three-game ,,, .,.1.* *.ih'7. ¶t'.% S?4r. team 111cc this," he saint. (;tan 9, Cardinals 6: The Phuttles scored all their W illie MeCovey hit his second runs of! Seaver In the second homer of the game and 515th of inning, when Greg Luziaski and career with two out in the ike Schmidt walked and bottom bottom of the 13th to carry San scored on a triple by Bake Francisco past St. Louis. McBride, who came home on Bud Ihirrelsun's suicide squeeze bunt. In other games, Houston edged Montreal, 2-1, New York shaded Atlanta, 2-I, Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles, 6.2, Chicago rallied past San Diego, 3-2, and San Francisco topped St. Louis, 9-6, in 13 innings. In the American League it was; Kansas City 14, Mil11; Texas 9. New York By United Press International 5; Baltimore 6, Minnesota 5; Cliff Johnson, a seldom-used California 8, Detroit 7; Chicago catcher who became an expen8, Boston 5; Cleveland 13, sive headache for the New York Seattle 3; and Toronto 6, Yankees, highlighted a quiet Oakland 0. night of trading Friday when he was dealt by the world champions to the Cl eveland In di ans for reliever Don Hood. The Yankees also unloaded Jay Johnreserve out stone to time San Diego Padres for minor-league reliever Dave Wehirmneister as the June 15 trading deadline spurred mild activity among major-league clubs. Johnson tangled wi th Rich BRISTOL, Tenn. (UPI) ime trials continued today in Gossage in a clubhouse incident the 15th annual International in mid-April, leaving the hot Rod Association Spring reliever with an injured hand. - Nationals after Dale Fulde of Gussage, whit, had a 2.01 ERA in Van Nuys, Calif,, grabbed first 63 appearances with 27 saves Van Funny Car qualifying last year, has been on the disabled List ever since. hionors Friday. - - ry- '' Rouseable cloths Pack of 8. Reg. 59, each. . :;; :.- . LIMIT 3 .f'1 FOf : Enjoy color :::: . •, . - T-88 FILM #129 ,...'''., ,.. • - POLAROID %~~ ,A-, •14 __________ EASY WIPES __ ________ •- . Alta Tonig _iinr 2 99lid. REG. $3.99 399 •• . Ovoiedo 1 5/8" x /'\ WONDRA . B-B-0 GRILL LI Two-5 ounce packages. , 1Ox17HIBACHI I , 109 r.-. 'r - c54 Wheat Germ 8, Honey, 15-ounce, 2 types. LIMIT 1 0 .. - REAL KILL SPRAY PEDRO BACHRACH, M.D. By Appointment "I was just driving too hard and went into the turn too hard," he explained. "The boat came over and cut me. With these type boats, you get thrown out quite often. lh MILTON ItICHMAN BATTERIES - 1100 E. First Street Sanford, Florida 32771 323-7772 Woolwine, who plans to defend his title during this year's national championships Labor Day weekend at Kingston, Tenn., said he has taken numerous spills over the years - Sports EVEREADY HEAVY DUTY . 701 E. Simoran Blvd., No. 105 Altamonte Springs, Fla, 32701 5313544 "Two years ago at the national championships, I flipped the boat and got 50 stitches in my rear end," he said in a recent interview. "I've got a permanent smiley face back there. REG. 83c LIMIT 1 -' --- -- - - --FEMINIQUE Not that I'm not excited about it. There are things I will have to compensate for, but there have been a lot of things I have had to compensate for all my life." He was snubbed by county officials in his native Norristown, but in March, Fiorvanti met Bucks County Public Defender John McClure who scoffed at the idea that a law career "might be too difficult." McClure said his newest public defender Is "doing as good a Job as anyone." He estimated Fiorvanti will work his first jury trial in August or September, following the same schedule McClure uses for all his assistants, and he anticipates no problems. Fiorvanti came to law by way of his restlessness as a pyschology major at Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pa. "I needed more of a challenge, so I went to law school," he said. A cousin with a somewhat raw sense of humor, his parents and fraternity brothers at Temple University Law School in Philadelphia knocked any sense of dependence out of Fiorvanti. "My parents showed no mercy. I cleaned the house, changed tires and got yelled at when my clothing didn't match," he said. "And my cousin well, you might consider the things he did cruel and unusual punishment. I wonder myself how his mind works sometimes." His cousin, who Fiorvanti says will remain nameless, cajoled him when they were both teen-agers into trying a dive from a bridge near his home, without mentioning the bridge was 30 feet high. "I jumped and after an unusually long time hit the water. I heard my cousin laughing. With the facial perception blind people develop, I sensed sot !U1Th i1arby. I reached out and realized I missed a rowboat by less than a foot." That was nothing compared to Fiorvunti's college days. "I used to travel all over, sometimes a little too drunk to move right. I can remember almost falling off the 69th Street elevated station in Philadelphia, and that's about a 20-foot drop. Thank goodness I felt a rail in time." These days his assistant, Kimli Day, drives Fiorvanti to his law office, because Bucks County has a fragmented public transport system. As he talks, Fiorvanti, who was born with a scarred optic nerve, shifts his sightless brown eyes to the floor, then to the ceiling. Are there advantages to being blind? "Yes, but if I tell you, I might not be able to get away with them anymore," he says with a laugh. The Portsmouth, Ohio, native also won the national title in the event in 1968,1969, 1973 and 1974 and set a world record in 1972 by driving his boat through five competitive laps at a faster average speed than had Previously been recorded. narrowed to 12 finalists through a series of elimination heats. They race a circular course of from three to five miles in distance. The defending champion is exempt from the qualification heats. Woolwine was inducted last year into the APBA Hall of Champions, which he described as the "hall of fame of boat racing. "You only get elected to that one time in life so what I'd like to do now is get my son elected. At this time, we'd be the first father and son ever elected to it." times. Woolwine, whose background is in electronics, said he only earns enough prize money on the racing circuit, which is sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association, to pay his expenses. The enjoyment of racing is his real pay. "1 just like the thrill of winning and the competition," lie said. "It's a change of pace for rue." lie estimated about 60 to 65 racers fromum across the nation would compete for the national title in his racing class this Near, with the field being For smooth water and a larger and ater one for rough carries about six engines with him to racing events across the nation, 1k' had the boats built b', a mann! act urer in Florida at a cost of about $1,300 each, but builds the engines himself at a cost of about $1,500 each. U ichie Sevent cell -yea r-old Wt,olwine accotimpanmes his dad on most of the trips and races in the smaller engine competition, Modified the Class z\ Hydroplane event They have entered only two races so far this 'ear and Richic, like his father. caine in first place both Experience means quite a bit because the type of boat we're running kind of runs on a ragged edge," he continued. the driver. "It's very small motor and everything weighs so that about 390 pounds weight going 70 miles per hour makes it kind of unstable. You're kind of flying the boat." Woolwine said he got interested in the spoil after watching some boat races at lluiitsville. Ala., in 1961. lie built a small racing boat, got an engine and progressed from there. He now races two boats one 1. ' - Wind ows let in the bright sunlight now. In An ne's day they were coveredI by blackout curtai ns to turn away prying eyes. On a pennar ently preserved patch of wa ll pa pe r are the torn-out magazi tie pictures of movie stars Anne had pasted up. A m ip of Norman dy ho pef ully records th e Allies' advance towards the li be ration of Amsterdam. And pencil mar ks on the wall shiow how she and her sister, Margot, were growing girls even in captivity. Few of the 1,500 people each day who visit th is house li ave with dry eyes. The 50th-birthday memorial held In Anne's name this month proves hat the world has not forgotten the example of courage which IthIs slen der little teenager has set for us all. TV docume ntaries are being aired in the U.S. and Canada. Th e Bonn success ws to the Berlin government which murdered Anne are issuing special postage stam ps in atonement. At Loiidon's Theater Royal Sadlers Wells Royal Ballet was to dance at a gala dedicated to her. Th e Netherlands' Queen Juliana opened i special Anne Fran k exhibit on the 50th an niversary of the girl' s birth. Clearl y, Anne Frank at 50 still lives. An d her message end ures. "i still b lleve," she wrote in her cram ped Dutch hand on the ink— splatter d pages of her diary, "that people are really good at heart...! can feel the suff ering of millions and yet, if! look up Into the heav ens, I think that it will all come right, that this cruelty, too, will end, and that peace and tranquility will ret urn again." Howth ese words must have seared themselves in to the bra in of the most mysterious person in the whole Anne Frank tragedy: that unkiiown in former who turned the Frank f amil y in to the Gestapo and condemned Anne to dea th. Is that iunknown traitor still alive to witness, besotted with guilt, the half-century anniversary of this Innocent child condemned to an varly grave? 0 "Qfc. ,~ but has had only one bad accident in the hydroplanes that travel at speeds of 65 to 75 miles per hour. ___________________________________________________________ !. ,\ . 12 Woolwine, a 42-year-old field manager for IBM Corp. in Jackson, has been racing outboard boats since 1961, and is the current defending nation- I Salad style. 24-ounce jar. 41 , . ". ~. . :. ~ , . .. A., 19_., . FRENCH'S MUSTARD 71 I I'l -,~ I ~ He's also picked up five national titles along the way, set a world record a few years back and last year earned permanent recognition by making the boat racers' equivalent of the hail of fame. Ribbed panty helps slim and trim tummy and hips. Style 500 REG. $1.69 ,?" He Calls It Blind Ambition Library Asks Kids Join PANTYHOSE ' al champion in the Class B Modified Hydroplane competition. - 1AJCeS- CONTROLTOP Ir Racing Two Decades Earn Hl" Sti"tches Across Rear JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) Nearly two decades of competitive power boat racing has won Dick Woolwine more than 50 stitches across his rear end. ft 1 Defder' en Uses Braille ' Note - 1. . - - DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (UP!) John Fiorvanti calls it blind ambition. At 29, Fiorvanti, bl ind since birth, wor ks as assistant public defender in Bucks County. He takes notes rapidly with a metal Braille punch and tries to second-guess th e inevitable problems that will come up at his fi rst jury trial . "There is a lot that can be missed by being blind," the handsome, impeccably tailored Fiorvanti explained in a recent interview. "There's the appearance of the witness, the reaction of the jury. .. 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And sometimes, says Braves attorney Tench Coxe, even that doesn't help. "Most contracts are the regular one-page forms that players have been signing for years," said Coxe. "But, more and more, the players and their agents, àpeclally their agents, are having all sorts of clauses added. "The iuigest player contract I'vjg.j'.,.1 the one i.ary... Matthews got when the Braves signed him as a free agent," said Coxe. "It runs 12 full pages. I'm kind of than kf ul I wasn't involved in that on e," ,,It used to be," said Mullen, "if there was a player you were interested in, all you had todo is come up with an offer the other du would accept. Now, with the players themselves often in position to veto a trade, It has become a lot more complicated." Also, points out Mullen, with Fergon, who also had a 71, was fifth at 144. Dot Germain and Connie Chillemi were tied at 1-underpar 145, while Alice Ritunan, Pat Meyers, Sharon Miller, and Jerilyn Britz were at par. Cameron Back With Ben gals CINCINNATI (UP!) Disgruntled linebacker Glenn Cameron plans to report to the Cincinnati Bengals' training camp next month after all. He 'jiAxt"ked out of the Bengals' mini-camp last month indicatnghe planned to retire, but has old the team he will report to iamp J uly 19. The three-year middle lineacker abr uptly walked out of he th ree-day mini-camp last nonth and asked the team to .rade him after he was told ibout the team's defensive mians f or next season. "Hopeull y, we can satisfy his wishes Ind work out a trade," said dike Brown, the Bengals' saistant general manager. - , , Johnson and Tulsa's LuLong Hartley, all of whom also f ire 74's Friday. SMU logged a team total of 901, compared to 913 for secondplace Florida and 917 for Arizona, in third-place after three rounds. Other teams making the cut were Tulsa at 922; Arizona State, 932; Georgia, 938; UCLA, 938; San Jose State, 940; defending champion Miami (Fla.), 941; Brigham Young, 949; Florida International, 960; Texas, 952, New Mexico, 959; Oklahoma State, 959, and Houston Baptist, 960. .,. i' tice of the' Mu*7" First round co-leader Lou tangs was shown as all five oU Graham and Jerry Pate, a theIn players were ranked' couple of former Open winners, among the top 15 individuals. lead a group of six players at 3. While the rest of the field was over 145, Including Tom Weis- trying to catch SMU, a co uple of' kopi, Jim Colbert, Ed Sneed hole-in-ones spiced the third' and Dave Stockton. day of play on the Stlllwater. Keith Fergus, Andy Bean and County Club par 71 course.. Len Hinkle, who shared the Kathy DeBroux of ArlzonW first-round lead with Purtzei- belted her six Iron shot up the) and G raham, all had second- par-3, 173-yard ninth hole Into ro und troubles. the cup for the first ace. She' Bean had a 76 and Fergus and finished with a 75 that helped' Hinkle, who once again played elevate her team into third' the eighth by way of the 17th place in the team standings.' - I 0 ' . ( Editom's Dote: For the last 17 By KEN MINK Knoxville Nets s-Sentinel Knoxyears, Ken Mink viUe, Tenn., News-Sentinel has Distributed By UPI KNOXVILLE, Tens. (UP!) conducted eabausthe re' search ed Sam son ss . " ~~'l tabbed as "another surefire said he wavered until the final getting 16 of the nation's Top by Kevin Grevey) that went to year's crop of high school talent State to the NCAA title tl' Moses Malone" by most mlmtea before choosing Vir- 100. The Southeastern Conf er- the NCAA championship game perhaps the best ever, spring before turning pro) rlgj ence was second wtth 13, the In 1975 and another (led by Rick basket ball experts? "It's like 1960 when there was now," says Coach Ott. "I thi4ç ginla over Kentucky. "if Kentucky had got him, Kentucky's reaping of a Big 10 third with 12 513eFM&S Robey and Jack Givens)that so much blue-chip talent he will be even better record bumper crop of &II-stairs and the ACC fourth with 11. No to come up with a list 4 the College basketball coaches they might as well have gone won the NCAA in IW8. I'd say available for our Olympic Magic when he gets into coll , . nation's Top ill high school across the country breathed a ahead and joined the NBA," pig u Wildcats far ahead of other league signed more than this group has the potential to team," said Coach Hall. ball, beca use he can do be just as good." While Sampson was the eve rything Magic can do right basketball players. Subequen1 collect ive sigh of relief May 31 said Johnny Orr, head coach at everyone In this spring's five of the Top 100 players. Kentucky Coach Joe B. Hall Kentucky's signees Include national ooncuisus choice as now, and he bocts bett er." ly, the colleges that recruit when 7-foot-4 superstar Ralph Michigan. "Kentucky had an eciMthg derby. UCLA was these top players are also Sampson of Harrisonburg, V.., unbelievable recruiting year. second, Noire Dame third. San was understandably not upset four playe rs among the top 30: the most valuable recruit of Kellogg, who lived up to this 6 Charles Hurt of Shelbyville, 1979, quite a few coaches felt press clippings by winning ranked in recrulilag. The lists broke his CIA-like veil of Adding Sampson to that bunch Frandzco fourth, sur prising over lOsing Sampson. "The group we signed this Ky. 6-3 Dirk Minnifteld of that 6-8 Clark Kellogg of several all-star game MVP over the years have proven to secrecy and announced he will would have meant it was. all Georgia fif th, Indiana sixth and year compares - on paper - Lexington, Ky., 74 Sam Bowie Cleveland, Ohio, was the most prizes In postseason garnet, Nevada-Las Vegas seventh. be an accurate barometer of atte nd the University of Vir- over for the red of us." Kentucky signed four Of the Conference-wise, the Pac 10 very favora bly with the best of Lebanon, Pa., and 6-6 talented overalL individual talent and future girds. signed with Qbj State afte Why such Joy among coaches nation's Top 100 high school led the nation In overall groups we have ever signed," Derrick Hord of Bristol, Tenn. "Clark is as good as Magic narrowing his choice to thà., NCAA hoop powers. Many coaches called this Johnson who led Michigan Bucke yes and Wolverines. &' who lost the services of a player prospects this spring. Sampson recruiting for the first time, he said. "We had one group (led -a '- , -5. ..' . J __ - - _ - . - ----- .------- ---.- ' - - . ) a _- e--,- - . a a _ a. ,'. .p -, -. - - - . • - ' - -. • . - O'YtY' .I . N P,,k,'r 'A NEVER p -p - ,( 111,1 . 4 %- •:• :.::•.:: ,',, ..:.: • il '' t/ .•...::.' : . - , -. : .. : , , ______ - . ' / ~O~ ,O.~~ , :: •ØJ•èP' / - Cv / / / . 't4 ( \\\ i -. .. I - - - West Totals 1.J. Old 1. 1, gj ' Hol Cross All:n Chapel r . . . • •• American League 010 22) East Specal I i A il- 1.4 1. ______________________________________________________________ ' -'iiii - II Q. Can you tell me now why the Golden State Warriors traded Gus Williams to the Seattle SuperSonics, who orobably won the NBA cham pio ns hip because of him? -Sam "., Alameda, Calif. The SonIcs did not acquire their hlgh-scorit backcourt ace ina trade. They signed him as a free agent after Gus won an arbitration case concerning his contract with the Warriors he es - Olympic Games Aug. 9-13 Brockport, N.Y. Baker, Brumitt, Bobby Brinson, Wanda Davis, Reginald NBA to lackluster last. They aiso lost Rick Barry, who Is still serviceable; drafted miserably e.g., Wes Cox, Ricky Green and missed out on Bill Walton when he was available. The best thing they have going for them isa subservient press that acts as apologist for their failures. (Particularly one prominent columnist?) Q. Could you please tell me who the top 10 college baseball teams are and give me your opinion of them? Bruce Roblnetts, Kingston, cnn. I'll give the tt'p octet instead. The teams who reached the final round of eight at the NCAA tournament in Omaha, Neb., were, in alpha betical order, Arizona, Arkansas, Califor nia Sta te Fullerton, Connecticut, Miami (Florida), Mississippi State, Pepperdine and Texas. No, I have no opinion about them, not being that much of an expert on campus baseball Q. Corrections. Jim Rice of the Boston Red Sox is married (contrary to a recent listing of unmarried baseball players) His wile's name is Corine and they have a son named Chauncey Brandon Rice who was born last Octobe r. Our son, Char lie, is the trainer for the Red Sox and we were there to visit shortly after Chauncey was born - Mrs. Clyde Moss, Kimball, Neb. I stand abashed and corrected. .--__i_- e.i_.. a.a..1 .... Aft a,#mvo i.s. •I.. tj. torrecuuu. lUll 5lWU V,Va y nIr'.UI LYIVA 'IIII a National Leaguer. Frank àeptlou. of Carl Yastrzemskl was great Baltimore Oriole teams In Robinson was a member of the ocos Frederick, 4au1y, Tura Moreland and Joan Tobin are the athletes under consideration. The Florldd State , Special Olympic Committee will se ect one of the nine to represent Seminole County at the Olympic am Some 10 local athletes participated in the state Games last weekend in Tampa. Closing ceremonies were held following a Tampa Rowdies soccer games The head count on state participants was 2,200. Local medal skinners include - W mk. . 5U ' . I,, ffi_ VS ...k... WUM . ,,,nli lha kalnnr In 1011 Please -- tell your readers also to watch the Orioles without Reggie Jackson, Ross Orlmiley, Don Baylor, Bobby Grich and other free agents keep pace with the Yankees. - Dick Nugent, Washington Crossing, Pa. Ditto. And do watch the surprising Orioles. I've also got to Bobbie kept on playing, and well, after Cincinnati Imloaoeanlmtonalumoreul £6ilVI10I4n was 7I vvius-Z Orioles. Yankees will play .Q. I would like to know when the New York the Texas Rangers in Texas. Also, I would like to know where to write to get tickets. - Doug Rainwater & Debbie Black, (berryvllle, N.C. League schedule shows the Yankees making two .7be this season - on J une 15-16-17 and again on Rangers fulls to the ugud 27-28-29. For tickets write to their ticket manager, Texas angers, Arlington Stadium, P.O. Box 1111, Arlington, Texas Q. Can you toil we bow Nolan Ryan happened to come to the alilornia Angels' How old Is he now? - Len Lucas, Santa An, ..slIf. The fire-balling Ryan, who first caine uptothe majors with the ew York Mets In 1968, was traded by them, along with three *her Inconsequential playets, to the Angels in December 1971. man going the other way was shortstop Jim Fregosi - yep, be very same guy who is now Ryan's manager. In California, of otree, Nolan has become one of the great strikeout pitchers in ball history. With the Mets, he was bothered a lot by blisters ii the fingers of his pitching hand. inter-American League Friday's lewlts Y Uitad Press Inl.rnation - Ill game 064*0-1.1 acalb 300*0-341 lamI AlCariel; and Sarmlento (3), Van Bommel mirano. Dash: Jotinell Baker Brad Angel a Ana Jeffrey Brurnit Frederick (Sanford Middle). Keith Mandy (Milwee). 220 Yard Dash: Tom Moreland MIlwee. Softball Throw: Jerome Ford (Goldsboro), Herbert Madison (Rosenwald. Standing Long Jump: Baker (SCRC). David Taylor (Goldsboro). Joan Tobin (SCC). High Jump: Jeffrey Brumilt (Milwim). I homes Mat t hew Frisbee: (Rosenwald). Brinson Bobby Bowling: (Crooms). Wanda Davis (Crooms). Junior Boys 410 Relay: Jerome Reginal (Goldsboro), Ford (Sanford Middle), Frederick Christopher Williams (Idyllwilde). Sidney Williams (ldyllwIlde). Junior GirlsTug- of -War: Angela Bradley (ldyllwllde), Rosa MUeil (Goldsboro), Connie Moreland (Mitwee). Ann Smith (ldyllwildt). Julia Tillman (Idyllwilde). Junior Boys TugofWar: Tom Moreland (Mllwee), Zane Powell (Mllwee), David Taylor (Gold sboro), Scott VihIen (IdyllwIlde). Amous Walker (Goldsboro). Softball Throw: Tammy McCollum (Mllwl). add silver Softball Throw: Diane Haywood (Crooms). Standing Long Jump: Rita McNeil (Goldsboro). add Bronze Softball Thr ow : Connie Moreland Milwoo. Standing Long Jump: Julia Tillman (IdylIwilde). SILVERMEDALWINNERS 50 Yard Dash: Michele Kelley (5CC), Joan Tobin (5CC). 220 Yard Dash: Carroll Edwards 000dmond Clay (SCARC), (SCARC), Ellis Jernigan (MIlwee), Jeffrey Klnnalrd (Rosenwald). Softball Throw: Carroll Edwards (SCARC), Christopher Williams (ldyllwllde). Standing Long Jump: Angela Bradley (Idyllwilde). Bowling: Linda Arent (Rosinwild), Tommy Ford (Crooms), Laura Sylvestre (Rosenwald), Anna Wilson (Rosenwald). Junior Boys 410 Relay Team: Jeffrey Brummitt (Mllwee), James Durham (Mllwee), Ellis Jernigan (Milwee), Keith Mandy (Milwee). IRONZ MEDAL WINNERS 50 Yard Dash: Ann Smith (Idyllwilds). Throw: Softball Reginald Frederick (Sanford Middle), Clay Goodmond (SCARC), Ellis Jernigan (Milwee). Standing Long Jump: Michele Kelley, (5CC) High Jump: Keith Mandy (Mflwre( - /8010. 1 GOLD MEDAL WINNERS ( Hopkins (3) and L. Johnson. W Sarminto. L-Altamiraflo. 2nd some 113 Maracab NI*S-12I Miami Stanton and Collins; Webb, Martinez (7) and CurbelO. W. Stanton LWebb Sen. Mil 86 )strace M SlO Time 32.07 Earned Run Average 3 Hookers hope 12 80 580 1 .*0 (based on 63 Innings pitched) 17 20 9 40 2 Zn Louise National League LaCoss, 5 Mountain Hooker 1 00 33SD Niro. t 0(23)I3I .40, P132) 795.90, 1432 Per ry,2 2.62 , Martinez, St.L 2.68 2nd raceD 5.16 Time 31. 06 American League Mar 4 Career Record 880 180 280 shall, Minn 201; John, NY 707. 6 Jeanie Do 3.20 2 30 31 30 .508 8' 19 46 .292 221, Wes W I Pct. GB 32 S33 28 Cleveland 13, Seattle California 8, Detroit 41 2 3 3-3) California (Froot (Underwood I?) ' City (Busby 23) at (Mitchell IS). 2:30 Oakland (McCatty 4 at T,,-acto (Lemac:yk 6 3), 7.30 p.m. at (Bannister 3 6) Seattle 1 Cleveland (Wilkens 2 3) 35 Eckerstey 63) at Boston Chicago (Wortham 65) 830 - P. New York (Flgueroa 35) at Texas (Comer 5 5) 6 35 p m Sundays Games kI d at Toronto Seattle a Cleveland California at Detroit Kansas City at Milwaukee Chicago Baltimore at Minnesota "" ' ''' ''." Leaders Major League Leaders By United Press International Batting (based on ISO at bats) National League 0 A H Pct. 66252 68 .349 Winfield, SD 67239 03.347 Rosa, Phil Sill 221 76.344 Mazzilli, NY 54204 69.338 Foster, Cin 57701 68 .333 Hendrck, St.L 50239 70 .326 Hrnandz, St.L $5237 77.325 Templtn, St.L 65267 83.317 Ga rv ey, LA 58229 72 .314 Parker, Pit 6) 223 70.3)4 Knight, Cm AI.. 'I•• .... i,... ,_ _ so • - I.'. - . . - - - - - -- - - '. v- . IS. Lynn, American League Grich, Cal IS; 16; Bos Ball and R,Jones, Singleton. Sea 14; Rice, 805 and Thomas, , Mu 13. Runs Batted In National League - Winfield, Cln Foster, 51; 55; SD Kingman. Chi SO;Siomons, SI.L 47; Garvey, LA 45. Baylor. American League Cal Si; Lynn, 805 52; Porter, XC 49; Grich, Cal and Bochte, Sea V. Stolen Bases Moreno, National League Pitt 25; Scott, St.L and North, SF 22; Lopes, LA 19; Taveras, NY 10. L.Flore, American League 0.1 31; WIlson, KC 22; Cruz, Sea 23; Otis, KC 20; Bonds. Clev and Wills, Tax 18. Pitching Victories National LINUS - Niekro, Hou 10-2; LaCoss, Cin SO; Sutcliffe, LA and Swan, NV 7-4; Blua, SF 7-4; Carlton, Phil 7-7; Niekro, AU 7-9. American League - John, NY 102; D.Martinez, Bait 9-2; Waits, Clay 94; Kern, Tax S-i; Ryan, Cal 5-3; Splittorff, KC and Marshall. Minn B 5: Soren - snoPLttssua - - .. - . ms;; :. I - .' UIUIUIU'.Uq ion Communicat ' PH 322-4835 2109 French Ave. Sanford _______________ ~"& . -_ - SUN.9 MON., TUES., WED. .. 110r. ", walloo-oxiiiar MY DAYTONA BEACH FRIDAY NIGHT Third g ame Gondra OPI'.I "N 'k ,"I !, U \ tU1_, ____ ________ ,, , ft , - - . . ,: ' • - ' - . -: , . :.: -::, , ---------- I KM100 WHITEWALLS / 4-Ply Polyester Cord PIG. list 14 36-98 17$114 iou i . 29.88 31,11 33.1$ 33,$i . ------------ 2.10 7.22 2.31 'I 2.44 40,11 31.88 Plus FE. 1. 1.73 Exclusive K mart Tread Design Modern-style Whitewalls 2588 117$ill 42.0$ JB.UI 2. 6 )' 1171iI5 38.1$ 7.66 2 Radial Piles Polyester Cord './ 5-Rib Tread Design B78z13 F.I.T. Each SIlLS $10. . 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A-2913: Handle 1200.714. ,' - 2 Steel Belts / Modern-styled Whitewalls Our Reg. ,.• KM RADIAL 225 WHITEWALLS / '/ "78 Series Tread Design / 7 Multi-SIped Tread Ribs I7$IIS 47.1$ 46 ' -..- ... Fifth game dIals 40.0$ . .. - 1. J C.lIil4 40.0$ . .....-: i 5) soo. • - ---.•'"- - SlitS - 'I" ,.; - - -- . 60 (1-0) 11111f.00; T4 ONMPIA I ,__•"'7 a -"o1r '.. Fourth game 1 060 7.60 8.40 I Vicandi IJrquiza 980 600 B Egana Olano ........ . ~~ '' (n) / 3) 246-20. -------------- -- lu'. - V 120 400 isuC0.IpU OApraizEchanlz 1880 740 3.40 IMutIlta Goirl 140 350 4.60 3 Qeide Diaga 0(4.0) 40.20, P($-4) 105.90; T($•43) 236.00. Sixth game SVicandl Gerardo 20.20 580 3.60 3 Domingo Arca 680 5.00 4.00 I Galdos Andre 0(3-5) 44.20; P(S-3) 101,10; 1(5-3 I) 111.40. Seventh game aSantl.Diaga 19.20 6.40 4.40 I Irusla Paco 640 3.60 Rodolt )Vlcandl 2.60 0(1-4) 40.20; P(4-11) $2.00; T(4-I-3) 254.00. Eighth game lApraitWally 21.20 7.00 3.60 8 Said Echaniz 6.80 3.60 2 Egana Sarduy 3.60 0*4.11 20.60: P11-li 12600 TIll. ---------I) 470.60. Ninihgame 11.40 6.70 5.40 IMutilla IApraiz 7.00 6.40 OEchaniz 0(1-I) 37.40; P(Ll) 124.20; T($.6. 6)721.40. Tonfrigame 3ApraizBadiola 9.60 500 3.40 6 Said.Sarduy 5.80 3.00 2Mutilla.lsidro 3.00 0(3-6) 25.60, P13-6) 70.30; 1(3-4-2) 26.40. Eleventhgame 6VicandiBadiola 12.40 6.00 3.60 30 rasaUrqulza 0.00 4.00 S Arano Isldro 4.60 0(34) 32.00; P(6-3) 171.70; T(45) 340.40. ii,', I Enr:ell 3.60 3Paco 0(5 )10 PlO S)11210 1(0 S - OOIAAU?OOIPT THE SAVING PLACE First game 2 Dom Ingo Andre 14.60 7.80 4.00 Carasa Olaga Ii 5.00 2.80 6 eclna 6.20 3&$O; T(2-)-6) Second game 11 40 6 or 390 4 Duran Andre 2 Galdos Fernan 6.iU 4.80 d 8 rano 4-2) 79-20; T114-2-11) 40300 00(2 4) 11S.90 . - a.. William lUP on' . - - SHOP ORLANDO 9 SANFORD DAILY 9:30-9:30, SUN. 12-6 6 ..-..s 0 Depth Finders *Speakers (<, ______________________________________________ - , --. GAS H Pd. 60229 05.371 Smally, Mm 58710 75.357 Downing, Cal 51 106 66 .355 Carew, Cal 5516.4 5$ .354 Wilson, KC 54 190 69 .348 Kemp, Oct 63264 87.330 Brett, KC 60235 17.328 Rice, 803 61 217 71 .327 Bochte, Sea 55 104 60 .326 Lezcano, Mil 43160 52 .325 Cowens, XC Home Runs National League - Kingman, Chi 21; Lopes, LA and Schmidt, Phil 1$; Simmons, 51.1 16; Winfield, MARINE EQUIPMENT \ ' 6 ('0 6 Blue Again \Ti ' 9 60 - at Ts*'. fllflht "" 20 ,. ' Tex 14. Kravec, ChI 63. 4th race D3OTime 79 Koosman, Minn 61 15 40 9 80 460 airlea Jill Saves 300 760 4K C Denim National Lea Su tter, 80 Chi I), Garber All 12 0(1-4) 39 20• P II 4)16 2.00. T( I.45) Lockwood. NY and Fingers, SD 442.00. 9. flair. Cin 8 5th race 3$ Time 31.91 American League Mar 910 460 410 5 Slick Darren at 15 ' Kansas 14 at p.m. Milwaukee and Carlton. Phil 68 715 2 (McGregor rickson We Have A Full Line Of 3rd race C 5-16 Time 31.53 140380 Jai- Alai • Minnesota p.m Richard, -, .. '. I --.i .11 -its IA)) •TlnlOI EDT) Detroit and Perry. ' - -A - ky, KC. Rawley, Sea and Lyle, 8, Boston 5 Aoy Mates! ] . Proly, Chi, Hiller, Del, Hrabos Baltimore 6, Minnesota 5 Chicago . ., C. - 7 City 14, Mllw I I Kansas 'IR . '- a 1 LA, Swan, NY 3Mountain Jolly 70, Niekro, All A Home Front Tenth race 14 Avon Cart-free 6 20 280 2 1 Saunders Star 6 20 3 I Mannar t Diedr 0(8.7) 20.60, T(8 7.3) 162.80, Tini' 2:08 A-1 8$9; Handle $ 106.896 - s' 'k National League 08 3 c 148.00. 41 I TinieWa 70 10. T(8-7 31 167 00. SEMINOLE Friday n ,qht First race 1000 460 3 80 1 Kasren!. Paula 7 60 .1 30 I Silver Tassel 3 30 5 Max The Track by King Featurr,Syniticatr. Guidry, NY 33 29 .532 30 31 .492 7 26 39 400 13 19 45 1 79 7 191 , Friday's Results Toronto 6, Oakland 0 Jeffrey example of the goof-up in the front office of the Warriors which So (SCARC, 30 .S31 I Texas Chicago Seattle Oakland in has turned them in three years from one of the best teams in the - 34 Minn Nine athletes from Seminole Johnell Milw - ili,tnbuted Strikeouts Co unty are up for selection to participate in th e 1979 Special claimed a loophole that set him free. Anyhow, it was another Bait Boston W I Pct. GB 40 22 .645 37 23 .617 2 Clevelnd Toronto Named - Cinci at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Los Ang Chicago at San Diego St Lou is at San Fran I 0 o Sheppard 200 I00 34)112 Hayes Stuck.y2 0 0 Harvey tOO Total, ,, IS 40 6 S Mini Baby - H brness Racing - , :, - ,c_i_ \'.,,-._ . ..................- -. I t. ......... 7f . iiiuumuis,h ,,, .s Nelson, who didn't take up golf until 10 years ago when he was 21, said he was not surprised to be leading. "I've always felt I should have played better In the Opens," he said. "I would have been surprised Monday or Tuesday. I was driving so poorly." For the second straight day, Purtzer put on a strong closing finish, with birdies on two of the last three holes. "I didn't hit it as good today," said Purter. "I got away with some bad shots and got some breaks. Things kind of went nv hes Sl ' ogh Of Re/"ef Cats MI'* I . him more this season than they going to be high," said Nelson, for the second straight day for who bogeyed the first hole, "so I 54-hole total of 220, a threeshot' had planned on. just stayed with the game play lead over Arizona State' my caddy and I worked out at Jeannette Kerr and a fivestrokó the beginning of the week." advantage over Arizona's Chrii th,an 30 years ago, the only thing multi-millionaire who has a club had to concern Itself with shown a willingness to shell out Wilma allWI4II U so YU 'In, coming out on the short en d," 1,1 J cc p.,,vc, Z o0i \ , ~ - ' round. Both Bradley and Blalock, a 10-year LPGA veteran , said the win ds, which averaged between C) 10-20 mph, affect ed play on the 3,208-yard rolling course. "The wind Is tough out there," Bradley said. "( And) I had more trouble shooting downwind than into the wind." B1*lock, who bet. last years tnszt leiIap by , --- 30 many players negotiating big bic1Inhiaetforttoraiie pi urse. TheyttH7Yeffl25S are the only two strokes, joked about the co hose free-wheeling multi- long-term contracts with such the Braves out of the basement. Club der par. rs un playe of t baseball trades seem to things as deferred paym en ts, a But Turner's generosity wind, but said she was used to player 1'hi shots behind the co ckfired on several occasions. ty much a club has to be caref ul that It ba V. e have become pret IIj rs at par-142 is former de th was happy to get In doesn't commit Itself for a lot Turner opened up the door for lea t hing of the past. clubhouse before I was agents when he Open champion Hale Irwin, But this Isn't beca use str ug- more expense than the trade veteran free dy Mcssersmith to a who matched Nelson's secondaway," she said. "I always STILLWATER, Okla. (UP01 lling might be wort h. "No one likes signed An ha d a il l Rogers, who d 68. B un played in It. I grew up In New gling clubs are any less wi Sout hern Methodist, paced, con- ro ake one of those six-for-five to lack at a deal from strictly a $1 million-fe. y ce.yrs 16 wkns in two 72, is another stroke back at 143. by individual m Hampshire and I live in Florida to ader Kyle deals in a desperate effort to dollar-and-cents view," said tract and got onl had O'Brien, held a comfortable 12-, e low-key Nelson, who Th now. We have a lot of wind." llen. "But, you've got to years in return. He gave Bob tr ouble remembering the holes st roke lead going into today'. Blalock said she wasn't change di rect ions, but, rather, Mu because player contracts have have second thoughts a bo ut Homer, last year's National le describing his round, said final round of the 35tti, suprised by Bradley's 67. League rookie of the yea r, a fat whi so complicated it's taking on a high-dollar contract "Pat's been playing well this become hard to work out. all the that extends beyond the proba. bonus and wound up in a bitter when he saw the wind blowing Association of Intercol.legiati year. I'm suprised she hasn't Often ble value of the player in- arbitration dispute when he didn't t hink anybody wo uld Athletics for Women nation necessary details. won more tournaments. golf tournament. Homer capitalized on that be unde r par Friday. "When I first came into volved." wasn't surprised at her 67," she O'Brien ca rded a 74 Friday, "I knew the scores were Braves owner Ted Turner is a bonus to force the Braves to pay professional baseball more said. Barbara Moxness, who shot a 2-under-par 71 in the second round, was three st rokes back in fourth place with a 142. Vicki I' \ - - Days f Free-Wheeling Bas ebaII Trades Ended ? 4'4'f( 1'/cE/?FN7' CY89 P ,5ER/Et' COoPf,v77//e/q .~ '7/?VC' 'O,V' , - fairway despite a new tr TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Leaving the kids at home planted by the United States t ur ned out to be a good move for Golf Association to prevent it, both had 77s. Larry Nelson. It took a score of 151 or bettet m ro Nelson, a sixth-year pro f Kennesaw, Ga., came north by to make the cut, with 63 players himself this week for another qualifying for the final two, shot at the U.S. Open Chain- rounds. pionship, leaving wife Gayle Among those who (ailed to and their two youn g sons at make it were leading money-s winn er Tom Watson and formerl After Friday's 3-under-par Masters and PGA winner Rayl which got him a share of the Floyd, both one shot away ati half way lead with scram bling i, and former Open wInnéi Tom Purtzer, the Nelson family Gene Littler, who finished at. maynevergoontheroad again. 153 . .1 "We've got one 2 '5 years urn "We've Three-time Open winner Jack and another ger eight mon ths up Nicklaus and defending chainone wakes and the yo un An dy North just got 1.4 ght," pion three ntimes said.during "SO the we ni decided, under the wire with ISis. Nelso Nicklaus had a second-round T/. for my health, it might be better for her to stay at home this SMU week." Nelson and Purtzer, who had a second-round 69, stand at 3under 139 after 36 holes on the . ,P//(.)7 ,/4,y , - ." - - he... IIL .. •"' . d . . .FII ,, ..,, • : 'II ...4V . ,.. ", Open Lead - VC9,111 . '7') I Nelson In . - i ..l,....n.. LU1IUI -.1 ,; '... -. " H&1)'s Mike-fluff awaits turn - Home, Kids .-, 4 V I -___-- -- S 60 Blue Pocket QUlllIOO. I(I I Si 79080 Tim' 0(58) 3000. P(SA) 9360 TI SO 7 1 3:06 3 495.00. -.. ..., Second race Oth race CS16 Tome 3l.S2 .* i to 3 1(8 .1 60 .1 00 7 80 S Chilly 60 8 Craz Goose 660 60 B B'v Kelly T.mely ierr S 40 £Como. 0u8 U 20. 1)387) 121 00 Tn'' 011S.11) 34.20 Pt 50) 7170. T( S-8-4) 06 4 196.20 7th race A 516 Time 31.42 Third race 6 70 *00 1 00 4 Mountain Con 6 Norms N cky 500 260 2" 380 3 20 8 Hurry On 4 60 .1 I American Yankee 370 7 Jay Goodbee Ocala Star Wh 2 0(4.8 ) 1700, P(41 8) 41 70, 1(407) 0(6 II II 80 , T(6 181 SIS 80 Time 09 40 207 2 8th race B 3.0 Time 38.50 Fourth race 15 *0 12 60 7 00 8 Cool Gal 4 Ar fl Laud 380 15 20 ii 40 6 Mountain Kiss D.'ron 3 8 60 I InSOt 0(4 2) 1 9 80 P(1 2) 34 30 Tim 0(6.I) 6380 P ( 06) 317 10, T18.6 1) 2 OS 1 756.20 Fifth race 9th race CS 16 Time 3 1 66 Ma;ort'I?' L tIn 140 3 40 40 3 60 8 30 8 Raw Talent S 80 4 Song Wavi' 870 670 7 Red Ape 4 7.'.5k,y P'i1 .1 80 3 Daytime Gidget 0)7.6) 38 80 1(7 62) 362 20 Tin:, 0(7 0) 60.00 P18 7) 8 1 6 90, 1(07 3) 2.07 2 Ill 60. Sixth race 10th race B S.16 Time 11.39 40 20 4 60 8 2 Special Chit' (Impala Andrew 8 80 6 60 5 00 M,ulue) 8 00 1 ( 14 80 460 1 (1 Lynn Marie 1 i Demon 80 3 Patti Shaw Q('20) 8800: T(2 8 4 1 107 1 8: 0(17) 69 60 , P( 1.7) 17S 20, 1(1.7-3 ) Time 707 1 104 1 60. Seventh race 870 S 20 i: 11th race A 30 Time 38.59 8 Croupiers Son 8C 1 800 660 4 00 8 Vision of 5in 4 Cheerful Chap 940 740 ',Active Star 3 28 Lorded 7 Target Red 400 0(6 0) 17 60; 1( 6 OS) 238 30 Tin. 0(2 4) 76 10, P(12 1 106 50 , 1(4.271 2 06 0 Eighth race 784.00 12th race 1 7.16 Time 14 00 6 40 21 1411 S 14 Crown (ir) 1 Glory Chain 7 80 4 *0 3 00 I 60 .1 5 Ira I 4 Leaw,i)a 6 00 3 20 I j ( osorn Belle P Thelma J 3 00 0(8 5) 138 60. 1(84 all) (5)8 e; 0(41) 16.00 , P174) 140.10. 1(7.4.0) Time 2:07 1 322.40. Ninth race Attendance 3110; Handle 123S.489 7 Brown Sam 1 3 80 5 00 1 3 1 by Alan Mover P/CA"WILL JAMS, //V Hi 3RP (A75O/V A' MON7REAI. EXPO5 9C5 tEP 7'/&'f /N"7 c/7'V6 w,,, 'i 9E' 4'gco.4'p. ,74'P W4'/tE 4'F' iV07 ,'fCOLA7'N& c/V Pec,rzY& C'.%'L THI 24r Baseball Lamar Oxford, the Holy Cross second when Holy Cross put pitcher, had a 2-hit shutout together two singles, a double going until the bottom of the by Randy Brown and a home National League seventh when he gave up two run by Lamar Oxford to take East W I Pct.08 more hits and the single run. the lead 4.0. Allen Chapel 33 23 589 The two losers met at the lake roared right back with one in Montreal 32 24 .571 I St. Louis front at 11:30 a.m. where AU the second and second in the ph,la 32 29 .575 U. Souls dropped Countryside fourth to close the score to 4 to P,ttsbrgh 79 28 .509 4' Chicago 28 29 .191 5' During the seven games Baptist from the play-off in a 3 21 33 .421 9' New York layed during the day, Jim close game, 13-11. All of the In the fifth Holy Cross again West oyle and Hubert Maples remaining games were played scored four runs with Allen w L Pct.S GS hated the home plate umpire at the lake front. 38 21 .585 Chapel picking up two to make Houston 35 21 .565 I', ho while volunteers Gene The Holy Cross team, met the score B. Holy Cross picked Cinci San Fran 31 33 484 6' iark of Ravenna Park Baptist Andy Hamilton's Allen Chapel U three more in the sixth while LOS Ang 30 35 .467 8 nd Ramon Gonzalez of Sanford team in the winner's bracket at Allen Chapel scored once to San Diego 30 36 455 8' , 22 40 .355 14' lazarene called the bases for 1 p.m. with Holy Cross winning make the count 11.6, Holy Atlanta Friday's Results 11 of the games. . 12-9, dropping Allen Chapel to Cross. . Houston 2, Montreal 1 . . New York 2, Atlanta I 'me imrs game at i:iu am. the loser's loser'sbracket to meet All Mien Chapel could only score C incinnati 6 Phila ras a Division play-off between Souls one more In the bottom of the Chicag ob Birk's All Souls Catholic seventh and Holy Cross took thePitt sbur' gh 2 In the loser's bracket game at but ch team and Bob Marko's championship, 117 San Fran 9 St L 6 13 Inns ountryside Baptist Church 2.30, Allen Chapel on its a Today s Games Ja)' Oxf ord was the leading (All hoes EDT) ,i,3eV,Lflners earn a1 '5. a,,e ron field 10 back , into the championship hitter for three All t' fl4 St Louis (Martinez 1 1) at ueaung tu* OU3 etermine the winner fo bracket by beating L' hits for four trips to the plate. San Francisco (Knepper 6 2). Thi vision B. All Souls won this 8. p.m s second loss dropped All The big gun for Allen Chapel Atlanta (Mahler 2 6) at New me 7-5 and advanced into the Souls from the play-offs. was first baseman Barney Y k(Kobel22 hampiobahip bracket m eet ing In the final game of the day at Washington who had a perfect at Houston (Richards 65) loly Cross, the runner-up of 4, Holy Cross and Allen Chapel day with 3-for-3 including a Montreal (Grimsley 5.4), 7:35 ' Ivision A. Countryside Bap- met again to determine the single, double and home run. Cincinnati (Moskau 12) at st, the runner-up of Division championship, although if Allen HOLY CROSS Philadelphia (Carlton 77). 1:35 ALLEN CHAPEL , traveled to Pinehurst Field Chapel won there would be p.m. Al N H Al 1H All 312 Oxford 4 2 3 Bryson at Chicago (Holtzman 4 5) taI. ke on IILen ..iwpei, Chapel, another game necessary I 0 0 Jones 4 3 2 Grim m Die o (Perry 64) 10 Sn p rinner of Division A. Those two determine the champion. Holy Mamels 4I2 Pittsburgh (Robinson 4 3) at 1' tames started at 9 a.m. with Cross lost the coin toss again Elf Los Angeles (Welch 43). 10 Z.W:thlnqton 4 0 1 3 10 4 1 I Brooks p Holy Cross defeating All Souls and were the visitors for the Brown 2 0 I Fuller Sunday's Games 1-1 and Allen Chapel beating t hi rd time in a row. Neither Newman WIII,I,,*III, I I Houston T Montreal 30I Dunn 2 0 0 Eason Atlanta at New York 1 I 0 H•mllton 30o I Countryside Baptist 19-11 . team scored until th e top of th e O'Neil _ IcIItC fhrnw , Q.lIq% a,va p..- -P' • . . '' HIDRIIIY ROCHESTER, - - . .. .... -. I)___S_. - - - - • 010000-I Equipment - -. % . While the winds may have affected green speeds and shots "4. ,. .for many players, Jane Blalock felt right at home. STARKVILLE, Miss. (UP!) '.": She had sole possession of the -Coach Ron Polk of MississipA'. lead with a 7-under-par 139 p1 State University has the going into Saturday's third distinction of being named the •' round of the $100,000 LPGA South's best baseball coach by , Tournament, one stroke ahead fellow coaches in two di ffer ent . tof charging Pat Bradley. polls this year. Blalock, who had shared the -N4' 11 -,. Polk, who guided his Missisopening-round lead with Sally sippi State Bulldogs to a fifth. : Y Little, shot 3-under-par 70 on place finish in the NCAA - ' Friday. "' baseball world series, Friday '- 'I'-Bradley, who had a 73 for the was named South Region Coach opening round, fired a 6-under- of the year. He also had been "h' par 67 on her second round to named Southeastern Con- 4."'. set a women 's course record at ference Coach of the Year. , the Locust Hill Count ry Club. Polk, who just completed his She recorded two eagles, four fourth season at MSU, guided . birdies and 10 pa rs on the the Bulldogs to a 48-12 record . . -"ilil4tfii~ round. .. this season, the best mark in Little finished third, two Southeastern Conf erence his. strokes back witha 141, after a tory. . . I - . 't''' '-' . - - ' llll~ll _ _______ q -. - 2413 With 70 I.'.., 3 III i I Mulligan Major League Title The Holy Cross Episcopal iurch team won the Sanford hutch Softball League jmpionshlp to climax a full a of softball including a Jvisional play-off and a double'èllmlnation championship play- ! 1 II ii.. I,, vans .500-TO-ONE SHOT 1 H&D Realty gained the finals Friday's game saw Chris of the Bronco League playoff Andrews and Byron Overstreet with a 51 victory over D&J divide the pitching for H&D and Equipment Friday night in the come up with a combined threeSeminole Pony Baseball hitter. Overstreet, Jimmy League. Odo m, Chris Dapore, Donnie Thus H&D advances to Evans and Tommy Mulligan tonight's 6 p.m. game against had the hits for the winners. unbeaten Barnett Bank. A Alan Wing had two of the three Barnett victory would end the hits for the losers. playoffs, while H&D needs to force a winner-take-all game at HAD 7:30 to have a chance for the oaj ARRH title. Loor) ---....-.. Stake.. 17, 1979-9. SCOREBOARD . hurch .. Sunday, June Evening Herald. Sanford, ,1. TRADE-IN REQUIRED - �IOA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________________________ Sunday, June 17, 1979 18—Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Building Permits Seminole 322-2611 ModuIarHousI.ng 83i-99,3 thSS4ED-DEPT-- RRTES"""— HOURS 8:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. Cardinal Industries has Anita Williamson, 2109 St., to install metal siding. MONDAY thru FRIDAY announced plans to construct French Ave., to construct a Value; $3,900. SATURDAY 9.Noon Margaret Jane, 1115 Orange new modular housing units comereial building. Value: adjacent to their present Ave., to make repairs to a development in the 3000 block of Home Distributors, 1221 State residence. Value: $1,000. The Sanford Housing South Sanford Avenue. The St., to make an addition to a June building permit indicates commercial building. Value: Authority, to demolish a con• the cost of the new development $17 demned building at 513 E. will be $560,000. Montezuma corp., 901 Corn• Eighth St. Other building permits filed wall Rd., to erect a commercial --building. Value: $106,700. 4—Personals Richard Theobald, 2405 _____ _____ W.H. Robbins, 2424 S. Cedar Myrtle, for roofing Im- Ave., to erect a screen par. INVITATION TO BID ----------CANNON REST HOME provements to a building. tition, Value: $1,400. RELOCATING PORTABLE Complete care for the elderly BUILDING"D" Value: $1,200. (Licensed). Beautiful pr,ate Jim Alford's Phillips 66, 202 SEMINOLECOMMUNITY home with private or scm R.C. Whitten, to demolish N. Laurel Ave., to remodel COLLEGE private room. Altamonte condemned buildings at 616 E. office space. Value: $4,000. Springs. 634114$. sealed bids from Contractors will Second St. and 612 E. Second St. Theressa Ross, 1113 W. Ninth be received by Owner, Board HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Sanford Housing Authority, to _________________________ Trustees for Seminole Community to Jim 8. MyrI Steakley ________________________________ College at 2:00 P.M., July 9. 1979 demolish a condemned building Ihe board room of Seminole Corn _________________________ at 513 E. Fifth St. 40 YEARS ___________________________ munity College, Sanford, Florida. Homer Franklin, to demolish The following is included: FICTITIOUS NAME From your loving children; Reatlflg a one story frame a building at 1220 W. 'fhlrd St. Notice is hereby given that I am Jerry, Dayle, Jimi 8 Tim 1 tIme .................43c a line 3consecutivetim•s .. . 38c a line 7 consecutive times ..... 35c a line 9—Good Things to Eat PEASUPICK,$lbu. (behind WTRR Radio Stalion) 3224195 to demolish condemned buildings at 1507 W. 12th St. and 1505 W. 12th St. A.K. Shotnaker, 116 Maylalr Court, to construct a single- family residence. Value: $19,900. DavidGatlin, 1609 W. 14th St., to make an addition to a single family residence. Value: $3,500. Anthony Tango, 113½ W. 19th St., to replace a garage door, Value: $290 Sanford Nursing Home, 950 Mellonville Ave., to make repairs to the building. Value: engaged in business at 106 North building conlaining approximately Hwy. 17 92 Casselberry. Fla. 32107. 1.000 square feet from existing location to new location ap. 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LOCAT/AV MAP eI , - . .: - - - - . - ' '--- ' ---------- '-- Wanted to rent with option to buy 304 BR house 3236343 CAPE COD. 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR, CAR. PETS, CHULUOTA. $39,900. - Couple wants to rent or buy frame house, average size. 3231031 anytime except 11a.m. to 1 p.m. 3 BEDROOM, PANELED KIT. CHEN, NEW ROOF, WRAP AROUNO SCPEENED PORCH, FIRE .Li ON LARGE LOT. $24,900. ________________________ 40—Condominiunts ______________________________ ______________________________ ,educed from $49,500. A trip down memory lane to see this story book old 2 story cypress farm ,. house. 4 2. great to display your antiques, secluded ore,,. 112,000. BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 2636 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 Aft Hrs. 322 7613, 372 486; '- BR, 1 bath house completely renovated, over sized lot. Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm 322 2780 OPEN 3 UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT. LOADED WITH FRUIT TREES. FRESH PAINT&NEW ROOF. $42,500. RENTAL IN. COME SHOULD BE $300. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7198 Sanford. Gracious living from $28 weekly. Utilities included. Oak. 322.9623; 841.7683. , Sanford 321-06.40 HOMEOWNERS: Don't iose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA Realtor 644.2518. Night MOBILE HOMES AT COST 322 2 COVE MoN-SUN. 2M1.E.ol 17.92 SANFORD 5:00P.M. REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 86? 3455 322 - ., '" C.4..'/. &vi,.,em going North. 37w game rm & Fla. rm., carpeted, drapes, washer & dryer. 139.000. "L"' 97' ' COOL OFF in a sparkling pool that's privacy fenced Clean. older, 2 BR. Only 178.500 RETIREES or NEWLYWEDS. 2 I on corner lot near shopping & schools $19,900. - 2 BEDROOM MOBILE ON 3 ACRES IN WHISPERING PINES. WALK TO BASS CAPI TAL--LAKE GEORGE. 176.700 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS WILL. DIVIDE Seigler Realty. Broker 321 0707 32) 0610 PAR K Branch Office 323-2222 — 43_LLots.ACreage S Lo _ ________________ Acres nice home site, high & dry. fenced, zoned agricultural _ 5.35.000 339 6898 11 0 0 1 S '" . .._. ... ._-..• •. •'•• ".,' .Oog You have exciting and rewarding opportunities awaiting you with on. of the leading companies in the industry. Our current needs at ALL LEVELS In Software Engineering - Lfgal Notice 322-2420 . - , 0 Multiple Listing Service I 2565 PAR K ----"--.- BranchOffice 3232222 ,--. 'c - ' - -_ Slate 45-A--Outof - - Property I - ---------- __________-_______________ I ec listing 1) ROC HU RE write i CHEROKEE LAND Co Murphy,N C 78906 ______________________ ,-' i I . 59.--M.usicaI tv'Krchandise Gutars, Drums. Itanlos. Com plete Thomas organs, pianos Bob Ball's Disc CtnI,r Inc. 7202 F rench Ave 3772755 '---' .... . -- 47—Real Estate Wanted I Losing .our home & credit' I will catch up ba,k payments & t>uy 'I' 6 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tormerli Harrielt's Beauty Nook 519 1st St., 32 5742 ________________ ,450k1 '- MEINTZER TILE New or repair. leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 8562 Iessmaking - 62—Lawn-Garden ._. - . '. -- t)&P E,terior Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks. ('IC free Est 339 6066. 668 833S - ------ - 415-961-1000 to Dick Duncan in our 'Professional Employment Dept., to discuss your background, or send him a resume outlining your cx penance. You'll receive prompt consideration. TRW Vldar, 77 Ortega Ave., Mt. View, CA 91010. An equal opportunity employer M.F. Goml "S -, I I ' ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Ca boarding, bathing, clipping, flea conlrol. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air coed. cages. 3fl 5752 _________________________ -- - Home Improvements 68—Wanted to Buy THE COMPLETE STORY Rt'tired man Small repair work Roofing & painting Free Est C,sll anytime 323851) - Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used turniture. Re(rig., stoves, tools. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & IPPLIANCES Sanford Fur. i,iture Salvage. 332612). ADDRESS '0 ZIP STATE TELEPHONE SEIGLER REALTY—BROKER 1236 2436 S. MYRTLE AVE. P.O. DUWER '0 I ... p Q PAIPITING,CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS st 323 0179 after 5:30 — Custom built ironwork Window guards. gates etc Martin's 323 7881. 439 1693 ________ __ ___ Tt-ee Service ____________________________ - The Greenleaf Enterprise 'Tree service Dead wood, demossing 5. mistletoe 8. removing. 323 1641 To List Your Business... 322-2 6 11 or 8 31-99 9 3 Auction Sundays 5P.M. Santord Nyc. at Hwy. 421 Consigi,ments Welcome SANFORD FLA. We Sell Estates .'., Piiings ___________ 72—Auction I 300 N. FRENCH AVE. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs. Leaks. Fast Service 323 0)71, 327 4601 Chg Cds 322-5661 Concrete work - Patloi, side walks. Oriveways Free Eiti• iate Cill Mr T"ylor 3276545. Paying $16 & up men's, 1$ 1 up womens class rings. Also buying wedding bands, sterling I any marked gold. Any coed. 675-3737, Evening Hemid PIun*ing Service __________ ____ $ CASH 5 I . SANFORD, FLA. flfll TEL 30S-fll-0S40 5G. BALINT & ASSOC. JVU, aIy LUII_J'iVFI 044 O10 .- DAVES PAINTING Trim your house. 1145 1 day serv. good paint & Ref. 331 5529. _____________________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING 8. REPAIR ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid EACH DANNY'S PAINTING interior titreor HouséPiii$Tij" Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322 9460 ________________________________________ INSULATION - Batting. blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 1. Cellulose Lowest prices. Call 3710539 or 9047316705 C011ect _ ')50 Painting _____ Cash J224112 4 ______ & Boang " -. zz._-' ___ _____________ 0"' Lawn mower repair at your home Seminole County only' All 1lQ ,-- _____________ NAME0. ____r . - Repairs ________ ____________________ Free Puppies & Kiflens To good Home Call atlerSp m 3230816 -__ .4. ?vio*r ________ ________________________ -. FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 1580 PIsase rush ms.. copies of lii. nsw complets-Crockstt for sach copy. "0 Log Homes Catalogu.. I incloss $3.00 now to make the SW1TCHi Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc ___ (LOCAL) 3.49 5371 __________________________________ Exterior Cleaning 9) ..o Ugtn iuling ____________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 3720707 ___ ______________________ __________________________________ __ . D&MLAWN CARE Residential & Commercial 372 5512 ___________________ I EVillY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY . IN THE WANt ADS 372 2611 or ______ - General Landscaping specialists, top soil & fill dirt. lawr maint & tree trimming. 3232948 - - ' Lawn Service Cera nc ille . 47-A--irtgages Bugm , ____________________ 1? Aqu.i',porl open fisherman, ItS ivimirude', depth lindt'r & lots of ,,(eSSOriL",. is trailer, 12,195 3720882 8 n B P m - - s,--- I.JL certainly a plus. -- MOWING&LANDSCAPING 1881 t:reeEslmate _____________________ Beauty Care Woode'ri Cortney (lass (loaf, 35 HP Johe,Son. tilt trailer & swivel seats, 1350 373 0039 or 327 2111 -- - —d -e Certified Lawn S. Landscape FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 371 0098 323 8719 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 323 0039 ,.' ofil at TRW Victar are tufing, Our excellent benefits program and liberal relocation policy make our company the right one to expior.. Why not make Ciii COLLECT -- POIISON MARINE '1971 Hwy 1197 Sanford, 1l, 32771 .0 fi:1 Lawn Maintenance ________________________ ______________________ I - ______ -. American Sod 831 2200 BAHIA SOD 131 (100 sq ft Free Del on 4100 sq ft. or more 55-Boats & Accessories . _____ ____________________________ ________________________ Appliances I'ENORE WASHER Parts service' Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 0697 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 372 9141 Evesatfer6&weekends - ,- LawnGarden tir Conditioning ANYTIME 65—Pets-Supplies ___________________________ - th. decision - Central Heat & Air Cord Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 322-1771 Re'triq,'rator. Distiwasher S. Electric Dryer 144.1 S,itilord Ave 373 6841 Working In our softwareengineering areas—a mafor part of telephone switching systems is ___________________________________________________________ ' . -______ ______ peri.nc. with real time operating systems and a sklilfui use of Assembly and.or PASCAL languages. Prior experience in EVENING HERALD .- . I -- 5, our dvsiooment •naineerina arouo you wili have responsibility for specifying, designing, Implementing & Goods I ON SALE-- NEW twin s,:e box springs & mattress $2395 ea NEW coffee table with 2 PC mafchinqendtables$39 Sanford I Furniture Salvage. 17 92 So, of _____________________ _S'ntord 322 812) - - . - documenting software modules -for microprocessor. controlled telephone swltthing systems. In addition to an appropriate degree your background should include cx. ____________________________ ____________ _______________________ clfmu ________________________________________________________ a . - - I require Individuals Interested In Continuing their profssslbnai development in such a challenging, dynamic 3222611 ' CROC!!TT handcrafted 18K q,ild watchband, 37' penny weight, 1800. Retailed br 11.600 • Call 173 2122. 51-Household '"r-. 52—Appliances WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd d 62 acres troritu'4e fl OSCCol MOP TGAGfS.._,') I egg, tic i'Fe'"WiiTi31'" i,itg. Broker 625 No .i E. 1'2Y(Ri"p-er' Malic7owski, REALTOR 32? Wyn,ore Rd Altamonle 7981 ?,f'7 7483 _________ TRW Vidar on th. SAN FRANCISCO PENIN. SULA contInues to broaden Its scope of actIvities In the telephony industry with controlled but outstanding growth in th. develOpment of Its digItal switching systems. Dept. ------ -- ______ I -_______ ... ________________________________ ____________ ..--- 1978 Plymouth Volare sxrt coupe 6Cyl ,Air. PS. PB. 12.SOOmi 3?) 3781 — 1971 Cadillac Coupe Dc VIle equipped with every option Beautitul car Excellent buy 52095 668 1-620 Estate. Commercial & Residential Auctions 8 Ap praisals Call Dell's Auction. 3fl 5620 ___________________________ . . lOxSO 7 BR Mobile, awning, AC. set up in quiet adult park No pets! 327 286) or 373 5215 - 1973 C.idilIAC Sedan Dc VIle, full __________________________ I power. runs great Good buy at . 11595 888 4620 I IS' S;ottie. kit eq.. sleeps 6 See to ,ippreciate Bargain price SIOSO or l,nanced 373 0843 _____________________________ 'oAyTJNAAuToAuçTlo Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. _______________________________ 75-A--Vens Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every i976 Dodge Van 300. I ton, AC, p&, Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's PB. cruise, stereo, paneled, fleW the only one in Florida You set i . "i'-'.' I'i jY'?l mi reservetfprece Call 904 255 work or play $4,195 132 8311 for further details. 50-&-3ewery I REALTORS JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 tV 75 modpl Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 (5Daler( - 5 Sanford Ave across from Pinebreeze Egg Factory - new 75—Recreafjorl Vehicles -- 120 ACRES 1 MILE EAST OF OSTEEN' $150,000' -- new ' TEN (10) ACRES OFF LEMON BLUFF RD PARTIALLY CLEARED AND ONLY 127.700' ADJACENT TEN ACRES ALSO AVAILABLE' neat, i's. radio. looks 8 runs good, new tires. battery, upper & lower ball lOints. $5.45 322 4593 t' or - ''VE S ACRE MiNI RANCH II SITE CORNER SI PE S & .5lm.tiJE 71 E. LOW AS 1)1,1)30 EACH. LOW DOWU TEN YEARS TO PAYI ONE OR ALIt CALl. 10 SELECT YOURS TODAY! . - -.—.- ------------' 42-bile Homes .. " gI AGENCY 'STEMPER PM. Kelloggs Auction Sale ' _______________ ONE (II ACRE IN CITY ON FULTON ZONED COM MERCIAL, GC 2 CLEARED. CAPPED WE LI, GREAT POTENTIAL' ONLY $5,600! ________________________ 4 20 REALTORS STE N STRO REALTY 'lIi I '1 2565 323. 8160 I i i96S4DiordSW fsos some work but runs $149 322 25818to5 , '"iI'nu i)I,is', &Ioor', complete %et f it qr I'('n1iOuS(' many more f'i))', REVIRSE AUCTION ,it .611 ', ',.Ir,lurct '\vt' 0it" ,iooi iii 30 & (i it) to 8 Tue's thru I ri II) to ', Sal 3?? 1491 I LIKE THE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES' 10 acre farm land w mobile home Will throw in goats, chickens 8. rabbits AND tractor Near Geneva. $35,750 __________________________________ Multiple Listing Service 9:00A.M. . . - ANYTIME ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS SR.421 Moving Must Sell 66 Chevy wagon. 1250 '61 Ford, $675, '69 Renault I cyl 1750 4th & Palmetto Ave Fur niture' new dinette fL,le'S, dresses's, lawn furniture, riding lawn mower Lots of Misc , i • . Falcon, auto . 6 cyl new paint. tires. Qood mechanically & body. nave maintenance record. $850 09)8 ' I . Sanford's Sales Leader Sanford's Sales Leader FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES A MONTH CARRIAGE . ' Sunday 8 I MARKHAM WOODS RD. 3 BR. 2d, country estate on i acres. Stable 8. pasture cute cottage See this today! 1)30.000 - . $5500 COMPARE THESE FEATURES: Orlando 327.1577 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 of 323 77Q -. 80—Autos for Sale ______________________________ I Pu blic Auction ' I , &GoId Brocade 80' wood frame, good cond $125 or m,ike otter 831 .4SZI3 -- ' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES See our beautiful new BARRING JOIt' SANFORD'S SALES TONW lapsidingi shingle roof. LEADER! WE' LIST & SELL GREGORYMOBILEHOMES MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE' 3eolOrlandoDr. 3235200 VAL FHA Financing JOl4 THE ONE THAT'S NO 1' Sanford 321.0702 I ADULT 11 vacation, - REALTOR, MLS Day' or - __________________________ FANTASTIC 2 BR. I bath mobile home on 2 wooded acres corn pletely fenced! Scr. porch, C H&A.wwcarpet Modern kit.,& washer dryer! Just $77500' Harold Hall Realty - ' I '77 Yamaha DOHC 150, mag wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 rn per gal 11,700 323 0039 3?) 7310 ' 78—Møtorcycles ' ' Closing Ou S nice bicycles, 1)5 Ilicvcl,' o.,rts ahout 1200 worth very reasonable You name. it We' have it 28)6 Grove flr 312 0Jt "We'd like to visit a country without nuclear power plants!" --43-Lots-Acreage 41—Houses -_____________. ATTRACTIVE 3 OH. 1 bath home on landscaped lott W w carpet, dining area, fenced yard 5. Much More' BPP WARRANTED Only 5.37.800' - Engineers 0 to earn EXTRA $$$$ d u r I ng $ h I . THE RIGHT LOCATION business professIonal office btilding Site. 26.4' on 25th St 528,500. OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT environment, - CHARMER older 7 story, 3 BR, 20, new carpet, patio & 7 por. ches. Cony location. $31,500. . . , • 32357/4 PUBLIC AUCTION Mon., June 18, 7 PM. • 12155 French - BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 1721671,3721460 I SANFORD AUCTION 'a LOVELY! 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecresl• Large ,ocms, area, pan. FR, utility room, ww carprt. close to schools 8. thoppingt aPP WARRANTED. A buy for 137.9001 . HAPPINESS IS! 3 BR. lii bath home in Washington Oaks with central heat, cc. garage, dining room, breakfast bar', fenced yardS. More! BPP WARRANT ED. Wow! $24,500! - an exciting opportunity - EXCEPTIONAL new 3 BR, 2B listed in tht beautiful Ust Mayfair section. This spacious flume n'o over 1900 sq. It. of living area w 1g. well landscaped yci. Ready to move into. Priced at only 147.000 Hurry! ___________- I Davenport. loveseal, chair, of $175 F arbcrware rotiSSerie. $75 I maple coffee 1W $20 2 end IbIs . $15 ca I neW el c otlee maker, 1)5 109 Brown Dr ISunland Estates) 1?? 2273 - - TERRIFIC! 4 BR. 1', bath home inwashinglonoaks With Central heat, w w carpet, DR. pantry, Large LR. porch and Much More' BPP WARRANTED. Just $29,900' CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED Ages 13 & oIder r ONE 01 a KIND-sedate older 2 story home, beautifully land scaped, has 1 BR apt. over dbi garage 149.500. Inc -_ ____ SUPER! 7 BR. 1 Bath Home in DeBary Ofl I Acre! Eat in kit chen. FR. porch. pond and turn neg ! Gr,'at buy for 531.750! MOTHER IN LAW. 1g. 4 BR. 26, FR, CH&A, carpet, Inc. 7 kit. ranges, 2 ref., dLiI sized utility rm., fenced yd. fruit trees, deep well All for only 5.36.500 $11,000 dwn & aSsume or FHA.VA. Terms " sollware SAW•Crz*1,,z--CASHIERS Call Circulation .1J WORLD. - receiveci a tine lot of fur iribure on consignment this week Highlights iflClud Pc 'natrogany DR suite plus others. odd china cabinets. several BR includ'ng I French Salin wood, maple high Hi boy, oak t,bIt' S. chairs, claw foot round oak table, oak fine drawers, assorted wrought iron pieces. oriental type rugs, good selec Ion of occasional fables, odd chairs, lamps, & pictures Also some glassware & collectibles s VISA MASTER CHARGE S CASH DOOR PRIZE $ : Foot Lockers 516 99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS itt) Sanford Ave 322579) JUST LISTED' 4 BR, 3') Bath home with every imaginable feature! Pool & patio! Lg FR, with wet bar, DR. eq eat in kitchen, and huge BR's! Much More' BPP WARRANTED Only 190.000' LTEALIOR ML 371 6061 or eves 323 0517 ___________________________ REALTORS BROKER 2439 S. MyrtleAve.. Santora " -_____ OVER 125 SALES THRU MAY 1979 ' '435'. S French ('7 97) Sanford S Pc BR suite new. 1239. 5 Pc LR new, $399. Lov&'seat 14.4.95 s. up, 7 Pc dinettes. 5.6995 5. up. Ref $508. up. El StOyC, 1605. up. full siledraperies, 1105. up Sanford Furniture Salvage. 179? So Sanford, 322 6721 - - .- - .- ..— Code' a phone. burglar alarm, conlerc'nce table, typewriter, camper trailer etc 3?) 777) or . M. Unsworth Realty New listing on St. Johns River. See lhis to make,your dreams come true. Entertainment room is only 24'x56' w indoor water fall & fish pond. 3 or 4 BR's, Swimming pool, all on canal leading to St. Johns River. 1125.000 • - r,%I1 'ON MAIER UPNITI.JRE BUY SF1 1. TRADE ill 3151 first St. 322 5612 REALTY .EED A SERVICEMAN? You'll fInd him listed in our Business _______________________________ Service Directory, New listing- country property, treed 2',acres near I 48. SR 16. 3 BR. enc. porch to lull around in during these hot Summer days. 'A must to see. 0,'?) $.1. e I . REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7198 - - Removed Top Dollar Paid for unIt S. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 Just think'--if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any' I Sale for PUBLIC GUN AUCTION SUN JULY 1, I P M SANFORD AUC TION 323 7340 . $44,000 50—Miscellaneous 77-Junk Cars - CailBart Sunrise near Tuscawilia Sunday Only 1 4 1389 MadrId Way 3 BR, 2 8. 5 mo old Ideal for the young family. Many extras Call us for details & directions SEIGLER REALTY I Raborn REALTY , 2 BR. 18 home on large lot in Country Club Manor. Corn. pietely remodeled from top to bottom. FHA or VA financing avail. Call Rose Kircher, Realtor Assoc. Tony Coppola Associates Realtor. 8300333, aft hrs. 8318847. Build to suit -- our lot or y FHA.VA,FHA 235 8.215 The Real Estate Agency ' COUNTRY residences on approx 2 acres, 100 It I,ike frontage $75,000 ESTATE SALE STENSTROM HOUSE REALTY 72uction perty LAKEFRONT House for sale Sanford.Sunland. 3 BR, fenced yd. Good cond. Call 323 36.49 or 3237331. If you're inthe business ot building your busines. . . use Ihe Classified Ads often. _____________________________ Peaceful Country Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts, Huge 3 BR. 3 13. home plus Mother in law cottage on Lk. Butler in Volusia County, $99,000 _________ 3 BR. 2"? B, Executive con dominium. Includes Pool & tennis plus other extras, $350 mo., 1 yr. lease. __________ I .10 acres cleared 8 fenced w older 2 1. )8x32 in ground pool. 165.000 ''j: Front - . FOR SALE-- BY OWNER Sanora 3 Ig BR, 28, eat in kit., wallpaper accent, old brick FP in sunken LR, w w carpet. 2 car w auto ioor openers Amenities Inc. pool & tennis ct $.' 000 assume 7), pct mort 372 34.12 or 322 1031 ______ - . 49-B ter NEW HOME * 3 Bdrm 2 bath, large kitchen w dining area Fireplace in Living Room. Central HA, w w carpet. garage On large wooded lot. Many Extras, McGovern iIders Call 322 89)0 after 5 o.m. EAL1OR 37? 1000 MLS 322 0231. 323 7173. 322 0779 '2 OSTEEN . 2544 S. French Ave. CailBart ' '' LAKE FRONT. 6 BEDROOM, 2 lATH. FIREPLACE, FULLY FURNISHED. GREAT FOR LODGE OR YEAR AROUND. $59,500. " '" 38-Wanted to Rent Raborn REALTY W. Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7881. Sanford 2135' S French 1)7 92) Sanfor, ..' 323 5321 - ALL FLORIDA REALTY Longwood 2 1 BR duplex on lake, assumable mort, Good price & 'terms. 127.500. by Gill Fox REALTOR 322 I000MLS 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 HANDY MANS SPECIAL 177 Laurel Dr Pinecrest. 123.000 HURRY! OLDER SPANISH STYLE STORY, 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIRE. PLACE, FENCED REAR YARD. $20,900. POOL HOME. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIRS. HEAT, CARPETED, WITH GARAGE. $36,900. The Real Estate Agency 41—Houses _________________________ * BOYS & GIRLS *. DEJ124 ' ________ o OF SANFORD REALTOR 4 NIALIOI acre Iracts Zoned agri. 15.750 Good terms, owner holding. New 235 Homes, .1 pct. interest qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222287. P1 NECR E ST. 3 BEDROOM, HUGE LIVING ROOM, CEN. TRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPET, ALL APPLIANCES, LARGE FENCED YARD, FRUIT TREES, $30,000. __________ - Paoia, cleared w CREEK FRONT, 3 BEDROOM, BATH BLOCK HOME. FAMIL'I ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL AI & HEAT. $49,500. I FICTITIOUS HAMS FICTITIOUS HAMS Notice is hereby given that i am sultants and the Metropolitan Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 379$ oriano Planning Organization will be ingagedinbusinesaatl5lNorth5th Dr., Sanford, Fl.. 3fl7i, SemInole available for public inspection at the St., Lake Mary, Seminole County, County, Florida, under the fictitious East Central Florida Regional Florida,underthefiditiousnam.of name of MR. I'S TRACTOR Planning Council from July 9, 1979 WOVEN HORNS FARRIER MOWER 1. TRUCK CENTER ai through July 16, 1979 during regulir SERVICE, and that I lntind to that I intend to register said office hours. registersaldnamewith the Clerk of with the Cletliot the Circuit Court, Mr. Cliff Gulilet, the Circuit Court, SemInole County, Seminole County, Florida in ac Executive Director Florida in accordance with me cordance with the provisions of me East Central Florida provisions of the Fictitious Name Fictitious Him. Statutes, To.Wit: Regional Planning Council Statutes, To.Wit: Section 563.09 SectIon 563.09 FlorIda Statutes 1937, loll Wymore Road, Suite 103 Florida Statutes 1937. 51g. Guy Thornton Winter Park, FL 3375 519: Larry Lee Buffaioe President Publish Jun 17 1 July IS, 1979 Publish June 17, 211 July I, 5, 1979 Publish June 10. 17,211 July 1, 1979 DEK42 DEKI0 DEX.40 S. S-. p''' - REALTY WORL.D. We'll even help you word it. Call 322.2611. _______________________________ .._1. ' _______"_' 323-5176 _________________________ . meeting of July 26. 1979. Maps arid other pertinent in. formation developed by the con (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease innewbldg.on FrenchAve. Can becombinedfor 1200sq. ft. total. ww carpet. Ideal for professional suite. __________________________ CALL MONDAY FOR MORE INFORMATION International Airport Corridor, At the hearing, the Metropolitan FICTITIOUS HAMS Notice is hereby given that we ar• Planning OrganIzation will provide an opportunity for Interested per. engaged in business at 300 Pine or agencies to be heard with Longwood Seminole County, res*ct tO the social, economIc, and Florida, under the fictitious name of environmental effects of the plan. 011 AUTO SALES, and that Written statements may be sub. Infindtorsgistersaidnamlth the mitt.d at the hearing or to the East Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Central Florida Regional Planning County, Florida in accordance wIth the provisions of the FIctitious councii, me staff agency to me Planning Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section Metropolitan Organization, The Meflopolitan $63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Lawrence i. i'ms Planning Organization will be GOrdon Owens taking final review and approval action on the Year 3000 plan at their Publish: May 37, June), 10, 17, 1979 378Offjce Rental. It's easy to place a Cllsslfi.d Ao GENERAL LABORERS James H. Lucas Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weakly. Call 322.4058 if no ans. (901) 252.9492. AM. Paper routes, both in San. ford. Each has $10,000 yearly income. &u-1s32 after 2 p.m. CREDIT INTERVIEWERS T. S. Birchfleld area and the development of a fIxed Publish June). 10, 11, 24, 1979 guideway (light rail) transit system DE Xli in the Wilt Disney World.Oriando _____________________________ TY -Re5ou1 Property ____________ -- WANTED- Aggressive person or man and wife team In the Sanford area who desires to be Involved in a secure franchise business for themselves, Ex. cellent income potential. Ad. vertising related experience helpful, but ".71' necessary. We can and will prove our claims as to earning potential. Investment required $8,900. Send con fidential information to TVT Franchise Director, P.O. Box 5443, Athens, Ga. 30604, or call 4045b68458, Florida Statutes Sig. WOODED COUNTRY PROPER INCLUDING 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM 8. CREEK Of' PVED ROAD, $27,500. ' MANAGER TRAINEE ..-- 322-3858 - _____________ ' _____________________________ ' MECHANIC WELDER DRIVERS SECURITY GUARDS -. Is 518,000-Sanford, 2 frams houses. Live in one & rent th other. Ideal for the handyman Call Deltona 574.1079. As REALTORS ___________________________ -2 AFHA235Conv l4 ' j Low Down Payment Cash for your loft Will build t your lot or our lot, '' Et prlse, Inc. MedsUnc Realtor 644.301. REALTY somelrees.96'x120.Oniy$7.000 For Sale by Owner ________ 29—Rooms Eleaulifui Lot _____________ SIDE GLANCES Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking dislance to hospital, doctor. nursing home 5. dgwntown, $77,500, w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3226457 or 32? 7)11 aft S _______________________________ R OBBIE'S 3 BR. l'i B, carport, fenced bk. Ct't, behind Kmart, Forest City 5.35.000. VA of FHA. For Sale by owner 3 BR, 2 ball split plan in Uppland Park. 32: 3290 afler 6 p.m. Sanford-Townhouse Condo, 2 BR 1', bath, C.H&A. Appointmen only 323 6868. _____________ 4louses , Zoned comm. 2 lots Sanford A'ie Garage apt. Reduced to 118.500 2 BR House __________________________ life Notice is hereby given that a A.D., 1979. TMFloridaDpartmentofTransportation(FDOT)wilIconductapulc Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. hearing on June 21, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte SprIngs public hearing wIll be held by the Clerk of Court Orlando Urbanized Recreation Department Civic Center, 300 SprIng Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Area By: Susan E. Tabor 5prings, Florida. Metropolitan Planning Organization Deputy Clerk 'This hearing Is being conducted to afford Interested persons the Oç, at the Loch Haven Art Center Auditorium, 2416 North Mliii RICHARD L. MAMELE portunity of expressing their views concerning the location aspects, design AflUe, Orlando, FL on Tuesday, HUTCHISON S. MORRIS concepts,and social, economic and environmental effects of the proposed improvements to Stats.County Road 431 (Forest CIty Road) from County July I?, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. The pur. Poit Office Dr.iwer H Road424 (Edgewater DrIve) to State Road 436 (Semoran Blvd.) In Orange poseof the public hearing will be to 230 North Park Avenue present the recommended Iran. Sanford, Florida 32771 and Seminole Counties, FlorIda. FDOT Project Nos. 77120.1901 and nio Publish: May 27, June), 10. 17, 1979 sportation system plan for the 3501, Work Program Nos. $17323 and 31754$, Fedsral.AId Project Nos. M. Orlando Urbanized Area for the DEJ119 8791(1) and BRM-1791.(2). Year 2000 as, prepared bp c. ........ Maps, drawings, a draft environmental imoact docunJ,,t,nf,,.iftI,! .---'ç FD oget written views sultantcVe Iorida Department Notice Is hereby given that we are recIIvedfromothefagenci.sorpubIicofliciaIs,wilibeavaIlablefor,lc of Transportation and to Identify engaged In business at 750 Hwy. 17those elementsot the plan that are inepectlonatth.FoOTDistrctOfficelnDeLandfrom June 19,lV79foJune financially feasible. The recom. 92, Longwood, Seminole County, 27, 1979 during regular office hours. They will also be available at the Florida, under th. fictitious nameof mended plan public hearing location from IOAM. to 4 P.M. and from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. includes both Western CARS OF LONGW000, and that we Bypass and Eastern Parkway Mr. Frank .kwell, Project Manager, may be contacted for Information intend to register said name with the highway facilitIes as well orasslstarice at the DeLand DIstrict Office, Phon.904.734.2171. as other Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemInole improvements to the existing street County, Florida in Persons who wish to submIt written statements and other exhibIts in accordance with and highway system. The plan also the provisions of the Fictitious place of, or In addition to oral statements may do so at the hearing. They may also be submItted 1* be documented as a part of the hearing if features mass transit Im Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section provem.nft. consisting Of the im. received at the FOOT Dlstrct Office, 719 W. Woodland Blvd. (pf Øfffr, US.09 !. 33—Houses Furnished 24—Business oumies A A only would county, Lee, has a stiflcient INC. REALTOR 323.7832 3220612.3fl.1587, 322.1177 41—Houses - ___________________ HAL COLBERT, REALTY - - 41—Houses Stenstrom Realty, Realtors ' _________________________ _____________________________ INC. REALTORS S30-6$33or339.4111ev.s. __________ and result major catastropl'mlc bases 1BR,$lóOmo.inc.utilities Plus sSOdep. Cal13230538 ---- FORREST GREENE .,,,..• U TUSKAWILLA AREA Top of the line in new homes. 3 8 28 w.FP. $99,500. --_________________________ - TOP BRANDS at FANTASTIC PRICESI Interested in opening & owning you' own Women's F'd8IflUII eop? $19,300 provides eryth you need S. need to know. Call anytIme collect Mr. Wevet 615.152.0162. I U ____________________________ Glady Brown Realty Reg. Real Estate Broker, 322.5237; eves. 3223971. 2 BR, C H&A, garage, zoned for business. $200 mo. 1st & last. Real Estate Sales people needed now. Computer multi listings, micro film trade program. Located off Hwy 436 across from Winter Park Telephone Office Bldg. come in & talk to us. ' development Apts. for Senior Citizens. Do,i vown, very c'ean a. roomy. see Jimmie Cowan. 318 Palmetto Ave. . For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.5321. _______________________ _____ ______________ I ___________________ ----'----- - Land Sales - $600 per week possible. Work part time. Ex. perienced only. Please reply Tony Copolla Assor Realtor 641. 2516. ______________________ __________________________ __________________________ piementatlon of a ParkN.Ride bus system throughout the urbanIzed. __________________________ Secretary-experienced desirable. 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri. Salary negotiable. For interview phone 323.1131. - 0x47),DeLand,Florida3373O,00lat,fthanjulyi2,i,79. Tentative stheduies for rights of way acquisItion and construction the Impact on the wetlands will be discussed. The FOOT's Relocation Advisory Aulstance Program will be presented. ______________________ ____________________________ U ___ For a confidential dISCuISiO?l your career in Real Estate, ci Herb Stenstrom. RealtorOwne at 3222120. 31—Apartments Furnished Appointment setter, $3 per hour to start plus bonus, pleasan' phone work with good working con ditions. Company benefits, paid holidays. Call Jean 3fl.4241 - D-Jackaonville, said a storm could 8,000 people If It hits large populatlos center. MODERN 2 BEDROOM Good Location 3221162 • ERA ____________________ said. _________________________ 32—Houses Unfurnished _____________________________ Publish: May 27, June 3, 10, 17, 1979 the offices of Gutmann Oragash WRITER in early ret irement with 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando Associates Architects Planners, wealth of experience (Film _______________ Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic Strips . Television . Books) will ToIl Free 1.S00.flI.2568 National Bank Building, Suite 400, FICTITIOUS NAME ghost write your story. Non. P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford Florida Notice is hereby given that I am fiction preferred. Your literary 32771. upon request accompanied by engaged in business at 967 Hwy 43.4 idea must have necessary Cld __________________________ Seminole County, Florida, under the 115.000 deposit per set marketing ingredients. Phone Deposit will be refunded In full for fictitious name o SPLISH.N. 2779063 for possible ap First&Only child care center open SPLASHandthat I intend to register Iwo sets to contractors, submitting poinlment. Saturday in Sanford - Begin. said name with the Clerk of the bona fide bids and return of _______________________ Circuit Court, Seminole County, dori,mcnls in good usable condition ning June 2. Sanford Early 18—Help anted Florida in accordance with the within 5 days after the opening of $5,850. Childcare Center. 3226645. _______________________________ All State Homes, 2(l7 Maple provisions of the Fictitious Name bids.Refundforsetslnexcessof two TERMITESARESWARMING Enroll now-school age childrenSection 865.09 Will be less $7.50 to cover cost of Statutes, To.Wit: We have an opening for an Ave., to construct a single Florida reproduction, on the same basis of for summer fun-arts, crafts,1 Statutes 1957. aggressive termite & pest family residence, Value: relurn of documents. & field trips. 323.6424. Sig. Richard A. Shaffer control salesman. $800 mo. . Contractors who obtain bid Publish: May 27, June 3, 10, 17, 1979 $21,600. guaranteed if you qualify. Car Special Summer program for 612 documents and do not bid the DEJ.120 phone leads available. Apply vr'. old including weekly proiect,mustreturnsameatlnaxvlo Tillis Extermining, 767 N. Hwy. Swimming, skating, & movies. Plans IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, daysbeforethebiddate,or pay %7,5) 17-92, Casselberrv. 331.5606. 3226645. SANFORD EARLY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. per set tO defray cost of reproduc. Storm CHILDHOOD CENTER. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE tin and handling, as set forth Secretary for lawoffice Good above. COUNTY. FLORIDA * shorthand & typing, no legal bid must be accompanied by Will baby sit in my home days, Each NO. 79.U.CA.O? experience required, full lime. In ad eq U ate prefer school age children. Call a certified check or bid bond issued DIVISION: K Phone 322.1051. 3224933. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. by an acceptable surety company TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a corpora. for not less than 5 percent of the base LPN, Full time & part time. Apply Will keep children my home-bid. The succeSsful bidder will be in person Lakeview Nursing lion, nights or days, for working required to furnish performance Center 919,E. 2nd St. of mothers. $20 for 1, $30 for 2 (5 PlaintIff, bond and labor and materials dey week). School age slightly lost if ASSOCIATES-REAL ESTATE. payment bond, each in the full .v. higher. 322.50)5. the New or Exp. complete training issued amount of the contract sum, ANNIE J. KINDELL and others, course. Our Associates earn by a bonding company licensed in Newtorn to small infants for plans, a working mothers or short more because they are better Defendants. Florida. told vacations in my home. 322.5542. trained. We're the No. 1 ERA To be eligible for consideration, NOTICE OF SALE Real Estate firm in Florida, NotIce Is hereby given that, bids must comply with the laws of all conditions of the JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED There must be a reason why. officials, pursuant to an order or a final Florida, ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE e'i ,, ludgm.nt of foreclosure 04.r,pd in spectIications,andmustbemadon E X'ø,,, '' _______________________________ W,th dantial interview. 321.0041. action, i will the contract documents, In B. Steelman, Realtor unclosed In an op.quu Legal Notice sealed envelope bearing the name _______________________________ las: • ERA • LOT II, GRANADA SOUTH, and address of the bidder and Presic it Phil according to the Put thereof as marked: RELOCATING POR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. WAREHOUSE WORKERSof Lewis and recorded in Plat Boqli IS, Page 100, TABLE BUILDING "DE" Heavy physical work. Able to disaster Public Records of Seminole County, SEMI N 01 E COMM UN IT Y CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE learn. Permanent positions. COLLEGE and delivered not later COUNTY, FLORIDA. FlorIda. Retiree acceptable. 323.1401. TOGETHER with the following than date anil hour mentioned CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.974.CA.04.E action. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF equipment: 1 Whirlpool Range, above. Ownerreservesfherlghttoreiect OTIS SANDERS, JR., "The state has allowed Model RWE 300-A. 1 Fasco Hood, coastal Mijdel 266, 2 Electri Heat Heaters, an, T oIl bids or certain portions of in low Husband.Petitioner, in Model 24 ERSO, 1 Electra Ceiling a bid as stipulaled in the FORM OF areas whith may E IVI PLOY MENT Heater, Model 1100, 1 Century Hot PROPOSAL, and 10 waive any and JUANITA WILLIAMS SANDERS, If a formalities end technicalities in Water Heater, Model SRI I-12.DV. WifeRespondent. storm were to occin'," Rep. atpublicsale,tothehighestand best bidding, and to award the lob in the NOTICE OF ACTION "IN GOD WE TRUST" blddbr for cash, at the west front best interest of the Owner. No bid "Less of John Lewis door of the SemInole County shall be withdrawn for a period of 30 TO: Juanita Williams Sanders one Courthouse In Sanford, Florida at days from the opening date, You are hereby notified that a also be high as PUT YOUR FUTURE proceedIng for Dissolution of 11:00 AM. on the 5th day of July, IN THE HANDS OF Marriage a Vinculo has been filed President and practicable evacuation 1979. Seminole Community College against you and you are required to THE PROFESSIONALS (SEAL) plan" serve a copy of your written Dr. Earl S. Weidon ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. WE PUT OUR defenses, II any, thereto upon Chairman Lewis, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FUTURE Petitioner's attorney, whose name Board of Trustees. kill over COURT major Seminole Community College and address appear below, on or By: Eleanor F. Buratto IN THE HANDS a before June 27, 1979 and file the Wendell Agee Deputy Clerk OF "HIM" orIginal thereof with the Clerk of Florida Publish: June 17, 24, July 1, 1979 Publish: June 17, 24, 1979 this Court either before service on LET'S WORK OEK$2 DEK.S1 Petitioner's attorneys or im. TOGETHER mediately thereafter; otherwise a NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO PUT YOU TO default will be entered against you Legal Notice the relief demanded In the WORK Presentation of the Recom. for ________________________________________________________________ fltio, mended Transportation System MANY MANY JOBS I WITNESSMYHANDandthC$UI Plan for the Orlando Urbanized PUILICHIARiNGNOTICI of this Court on the 23rd day of May, Area for the Year 2000 SN.CR 421 lmprevement TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Thousands lives could be a major hurricane struck Florida because Inadequate evacuation Gov. legislative committee Bob Graham and other top -. 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only. on Lake Ada. Just So of Airport Blvd. on 17 92 In Sanford. Call 323 6670 Mariner's Village. -_________ LET'S BE 4bP4' If you weren't looking for a new 3 BR, I? baths inS. Sanora. Just 1 career you wouldn't be reading year old, C.H&A. 5.375 Mi. 1 thisact, and if weweren't looking year lease, 1st mo security for someone to do a lot) this ad deposil. wouldn't behere. II you want the FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOC. INC. opportunity to earn Three to REALTOR 322.5253 Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.600 132 8.403 anytime for • recorded message. Looking for good family to call a nice? story, .4 BR, full kit. & dr's Career Opportunity-Insurance a home. House located at 311W. debit, sales 8. service. Good 3rd SI.. Sanford. Unfurnished, no salary. Complete training appliances, $250 mo. Call 831. proqram. Job opening in the 3)14 or Bill at 3230061. Sanford area. Phone 327.1111. Green Beans for sale, $5 Bu. u. Pick Sat. 8 Sun. Beaver Rd. off west 16. 172.3759. _________________________ Sargest Listing InventOry SDominant Advertising 110 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors & ERA ational Referral ServicC FullTirne Office Supervisi' Compatible Associales lOver 22 years Experlenc 30.Apartmeflts UflfUrmShed AVON FIGHTINFLATION 5611 AvOn. Increase your earning - - power. For details, call 611.3079. . Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area, 322 2371. Sam's Portion Meats. Legal Notice DeMattio, - U U U I U U U I —Now' _____ 322 3fl4. ;;;itb;;;;'icea; warehouse. Permanent challenging position. 3236666. kAJLlk.NI Real Estate Sales well.fll most Sanford's progressive. Sales volUr Leader needs Associatesl perienced or newly liCfl Clean furn. room. Separate balh 8. entrance, Air 8. heat. Close to _____________________________ _________ 29_Rooms — FLEXI8LE Typing; able to do physical work. Handle phone orders, bills of lading. Retiree IUUUUIIIUUUUI.. — LargeAirCOnd. Sleeping Room Quiet man preferred 3222279,111 Myrtle Ave. Travel Agent-minimum 2 yrs. recent exp. For interview phone 668 5069 or (9011 775 8777 for appt _________________________________ Exp. sewing 8. industrial opera tors, supr., pressers. unexp, lobs avail, also. Apply in person Quinn's 102. Mon-Sat. FashIons, 4516 John Young Pk ________________________ wy Lake Breeze. 299-7625. 3 Lines Minimum Legal Notice George -1 LPN lull time, E*p. w-Florida license. 4.12. 3226566. Sanford Nursing & cony. Center. _________________________________ We are accepting applications for full & part time employment. Over 18 & high school education, rSOn 'I' any _____ Way Food Store. OrlQndo - Winter PQrk Sunday, June Il, 1979-114 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Keiltigs Auc?;on ,alCS 373 7050 .11 . ._ 'I_ .: ' ., - - . . - • . " '' .- ' '' ' '' 4 ,* .e... . IS I - .*. - - - ...._. .,,,,,.............. •• , - . . . - . , - . - . - , . , - ,- . . . .- . - S - ' . - t �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 17. 1979 D.C. Tax Collectors May .Be Laughing 4 —1 BUSINESS INBRIEF Scotty's Names Wynn Dennis W. Stults, vice president and general sales manager of Scotty's, Inc. (NYSE-SHB), has announced the promotion of David Wynn to assistant manager of the firm's Sanford store. He previously was a manager trainee at the com pany's outlet in Altamonte Springs. Wynn, who joined Scotty's in 1977 at Ocoee, has a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Florida. He and his wife, Rita, have two sons. Scotty's serves the do-It-yourself segment of the building supply and home improvement market as well as the professional builder and commercial market. The company recently opened a retail store in Valdosta, Georgia, its first location outside the state of Florida. Scotty's operat es 68 Scotty's stores and three Scotty's Surplus Outlets and maintains a central distribution center at its Winter Haven headquarters. Elected Boar Chairman Philip H. Chesnut, Jr. has been elected chairman of the board and president of the Pan American Bank of Volusia County, N. A.DeBary. Chesnut has been in banking for 17 years and associated with various affili ate banks of the Ellis Bankin g Corporatlon. His most recent position was a president of the Ellis First National Bank of Dade City. He attended the University of South Florida in Tampa and graduated from the School of Banking of the South at Louisiana State University and the Florida School of Banking at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Aiding Florida Economy over 1977 figures. Purchases by JCPenney from Florida manufacturers accounted for $80,531,984 in merchandise which was distributed throughout the company's 2,134 JCPenney, The Treasury stores and Treasury Drug Centers in the U.S.. said regional vice president J.A. Wells. Payroll payments In Florida amounted to $70,218,345, going to 20,988 full-and part-time associates. The company employed about 185,000 persons nationally and overseas at the end of 1978. The company paid $8,703,505 In corporate property, use and %UIUJ&OLIIWII L42AV UI A' LW LUU ULLL L116 WV YVW, QIu Wells. As of January 1, JCPenney o perated 46 JCPenney stores in the state. Well s said 3,842 Florida residents are stockholders In the company, which is the third largest general retailer zz The nation. Pr.AppreptIc. Trqinng, • .. The home Builders Association of Mid-Florida is cnnn,,nrinti flu.' wppfr nr..sinnranth"pchln -- ----n In the 'rr --------r training -6 1— —. electrical trade. The class is a combination of classroom Instruction and practical application with trainees receivin g job placement assistance upon successf ully completing the 200-hour COC. Applicants can contact HBA of Mid-Florida, 626 N. Lake Formosa Drive, Orlando, after 2p.m. daily. Qualifications require applicants to be between 18 & years of age, a high school graduate (or GED), have good health , have own transportation and a desire for a career in the trade. Much Can Go Wrong ,. I., - . When Jonathan and Sally together with a new owner's . . , :4. 'I " . .' whatever the need, for whatever the circumstances. He may be the provider, help you If you have a hurt or fix a toy that's broken. Adopt A 'Grand-Parent' . ,i. - Young adults, 16 or over, are needed during the summer months for a volunteer "Grand-Parent" Program at Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center to help be a friend to residents even for one hour daily. Interested persons are asked to call Margaret Campbell, activity director at the center. ,.., - A daddy should be there for Joseph Nester has been selected as the Outstanding Physics Student in Seminole Community College during the 1978-79 school year. Dr. Alexander Dickison presented him with a certificate from the American Association of Physics Teachers at an awards ceremony at the school. Nestor is the son of Donald Carl Nestor of 102 Sweetwater Creek Drive, Longwood. He plans to attend Florida Atlantic University next year where he has been awarded a scholarship in Physics. . Reverse Auction Idea Whose Tiome Has Come? Gene Williams 6th Grader Cited For Courage equipment, machinery and and Income level. for income taxes." Dr. Jack Carlson, chief "Frankly, I think we owe to tools, with the result that —The current owner may have had some remodeling or Improvement done to the house but failed to pay for the work, so the contractor has filed a mechanics' lien against the - - an idea recently in a 2400-square foot Reverse auction causing Inflation. As yet no whose time has come? Vie steel frame building at 2621 S. unusual item they have A slower rate of federal are Inflicted upon us." takers persists If inflation Sanford, received so far is a greenhouse, spending, some appropriation Arnett, owner of the new Sanford Ave., business, and son-in-law Mark celebrated Its official grand disassembled and brought in by changes by Congress, and a Washington may yet produce a --' smaller-than-expected redu- balanced budget for 1981 by Luke, who is the manager, opening and ribbon-cutting the owner to sell. MODEL Among other items are ice ctlon In revenues from the 1978 greatly Increasing the tax Thursday. certainly hope so. cream machines, stereos, TVs, tax cut voted by Congress burden on all American •• MiftAn They take on consignment of remainder e th accounted for vacwmcleaners,anorgan,lawn Basically, they sell used "most any good used merthe $28 bill ion reduction In the CLUE with chandise other than clothing mower and refrigerator, items on consignment deficit. estimated co looking People often me in Organizational the price dropping 10 percent (urntture, P !DT a specif ic Item, Lke ad; Meeting. "This is not what aipayz73 Jays. Thus '.t n.4rn ery and sporting goods. sometimes they take a chance had In mind when they ado pted pti an All Model Rallroades. Reverse Auction, in contrast to set their own price and and say I'll come back In 10 tax-cutting proposals like Invited. the regular auction, where the Owners th management 26 percent days when the price goes down, Preposition 13 and the host of June 19th, 7:30 P.M. ' price starts low and is bid up. pay e the first $5O and and when they come bail it otrtax prott measures," commi 1908 French Ave. received already has been sold. t on anything 10 perc en said Dr. Carbon. "They want Luke said that Arnett first Sanford, Florida W. If the price drops too over gher not hi control of spending, "We are getting a bigger toyed with the idea 10 years ago low to suit them, owners can assortment now." Luke said. taxes." -L ni h..I r,nt,,,r nnAhlni, "UT US 111,1WJ....... b always take back their items, "Right now it is a one-man on Congress Is counting Now Last year when lie was ii paying only a 5 percent han- operation, but hopefully before at least' $5 billion in additonal CHILDREN'S CAKE DECORATING CLASSES . the Mr Force, In which he dung fee. largely due to revenues—again long I will be needing help." served for four years, Luke 2 Hours Each Class ..................$1.50 Ea. Class. inflation taiold down he Luke was born Orlando and sill, he mentioned to his father6-Week Cotr ............................. es 8 to 15 "A lot of folks have things of the deficit for fiscal 1980, in-law th at he was interested In has lived in Sanford most of his they would like to get rid of, but which begins Oct. 1. ADULT CLASSES getting Into some type of life. He studied business Estimated at $29 billion In don't want to be bothered with a SWeek Course ...........................$1.50 Class business. Arnett suggested the management at Troy State Basic, Advanced or Combination Reverse Auction concept and — University In Alabama and was garage sale or staying by the Jan uary, the deficit for the new vollal they were in busin ess. an administrative clerk in the phone," said Arnett, "and we fiscal year now wil l be $23 Air Force. He is married to think this Is the answer."— billion, according to the 1980 THE CAKE BOX budget resolution just adopted JANE CASSELBERRY The business, opened Arnett's daughter, Suzon. 2605 Sanford Ave.. Sanford 222.0102 Shop Hrs..10.4 Daily Joan and RIcharc.. 10-1 Sat. Cameron - - - resulting In the possibility of a records—whether any defects In title are discovered or not— may be almost the same as In tioned above are properly disposed of, the new sale and loan transactions can be con- and examination, cluded. New title p6llctes will then be Issued, insuring the Once the new search and examination Is performed and all newly-discovered title owner that his rights In the new home are, what he contracted for. the search earlier Le ;1ikLiLIh 'V HOMEOWNERS: Save $30.00 Your. credit Is good for $2,500 to $25,000 Now In St. Petersburg, the Original Florence Denture Clinics offer you same-day service and professional care for as little as $45 for a single set of quality, Individually fitted permanent dentures. And no during our Grand Opening Celebration, bring In this ad to our St. Petersburg or Orlando offices and get our deluxe $l5O set ot full dentures torjust$l2o. Please phone for an appointment. Offer ends June 30, 1979. Florence Denture Clinics Is under the direction of dentists licensed by the State of Florida. 10 nconhi rb'qsdto 123.000.i MOIS, FOR ANY PUIPOUIliou ALL A RIG4RLI AN how -, ws. em II pow how is W c..0sJ1 - by, hi4.4nq EASY EXTENDED IPAYMENT TERMS voc0 —Is... now — __ or P" oil hsI4*M..$ hoio. You oft poy..&.$ w1pvvb 4 b. hi. Ilusi Nis wherever you live, . CALL TOLL FREE 1.800-524050 "111" ad. " - 'Si" tb --.-..a,...-e- . g , Call Mr. Fairchild COLLEéII 14 1t11177-S704 I - - - 5' I . r t GED Study Program Offered -* - The GED test leading to a Florida High School Diploma will be fered at Seminole Community College on July 23, 24 and I Eligibility for taking the led mud be completed by July 13. A free, self-help program to prepare the student for the test laivailable at study centers located throughout Seminole County. For details on the study center in your neighborhood, call Seminole Community College and ask for the GED office. . Tennis lii Class To Start , - ! 1'. r i!! F - 'WJ .L, 4. r. t- V t. r - - L p- . &I J9 AC a . selected "outstanding father" by the editorial staff of the Fv?ning Herald. With eight years of teaching experience under his belt, he has spent the past three with the fourth graders of Idyllwilde Elementary School. Throughout an hour-long Interview, it is obvious Williams Is enamored with - i.. ,a a--a. :,.:- a ai' - '• - .,2' always linda the time to be with his kids. He works in the Produce department of wt ci sv- i to supplement his 1L'4L')')17) whatever the circumstances," says Williams as he explains the role of a father. "He may be the provider, help you if you have a hurt, income, he says. "It never ceases to amaze me that some In the Williams household, the parents don't have to compete with television to get being "a daddy," His brown eyes wrinkle tightly their children's as he tells of something one ottenTijn. The of his kids said or did the other day. He shifts from the first person pronoun of "I" to referring to himself as "Daddy" when he speaks of his paternal experiences. Williams and his wife, Judy, have a son, Matthew, age 7; the twins, Jon and Amy, five; Meda, three; and Laura, who is 13 months old. family doesn't have a working television set. or fix a toy that's broken." Although he has worked U second job for eight years, Williams says he MEDICAL AUXILIARY Mrs Frederick Weigand, from left, outgoing pres- DENTURE CLINICS ::-i-u:E Business Loans $10,000 to $250000 __________________________ 4- .4 Original 255 Wymore Road, Orlando/Winter Park, Florida 32789 (305)644-1753 I Sol so. chura Ave, Built 202 1mM londs 33609 making them Williams, the father of five children, recently was tCfld. ' 4701 Park Blvd./Pinellas Park, Florida 33565 (813) 541-6664 0 Pan American Financial SerVicts, Inc. -we 4 !it The oduy,7doysowH& 1 0-41 1 'V flow, FAST LOAN APPROVAL Yew low MA be "W in 24 lanowus.issd withIn 3 them," says Gene Williamsof Sanford. "That Includes the whole nine yaids from changing diapers to giving baths to Williams, coincidentally, will celebrate his 34th birthday on Father's Day. "A:dy should be there for whatever the need, for uñtlrsune - — —or-more,-for--any--pur-pose.!_ responsibility to take care of The membership meeting of the Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes originally scheduled for June 20 has been post poned 27 at the Jaycee Building,' 427 S. French Ave., Sanford. A "get acquainted time" will be held from 7-7:30 p.m. with the business meeting beginning promptly at 7:26. .Marilyn Hattaway, president of Altamonte South-Seminole day LLZ aixi sate secretary wiii present an orientation to acquaint new and prospective Jayceettes with the goals of the dub. All women between the ages of 18 and 35 are invited to at- OPENINO: Cash? children, Jayceettes Meeting Changed - NftA Herald Staff Writer "When you have The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College is offering an evening class in "Ceramics and Pottery" scheduled to begin on June 18. The class will meet each Monday for seven weeks from 7 to 10 p.m. Students will !e introduced to slate construction, coil construction, pinch-pot techniques, and throwing puts on the wheel; they will also learn tiring techniques, as well as glazing techniques. There will be no work with molds or the painting of pre-cast pieces, rather the student will learn the classical techniques of making pottery. - The $26 fee provides for the Instructional cod of the course. Students must furnish their own clay. For more information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. i - By SHARON CARRASCO Evening Ceramics Class Starts .L:.U1u'I'1jPr involved In reviewing these Teacher Enamored 'Being 'A Daddy' Virginia Helen Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Hansen of 104 Spring Valley Loop,'Mtamonte Springs, was one of the 151 -senIors to graduate from Washington Cciege, Chestertown, Md. Sunday. She was awarded the Bachelor of Arts degree. - become divorced, and now one spouse claims a legal or equitable Interest in the home. —There may have been a death of one of the owners, Father Of Five Selected 'Outstanding' Miss Hansen Receives Degree - problems such as those men- Gene and Judy Williams with children, from left, Amy, Meda, Laura, Mathew and Jon. Students completing the Basic Studies Honors Program were recognized during Honors Week at Florida State University. Honors Week is a week-long celebration ngni2lzg rth1uaCe achievement in both academics and community service. Tammy L. Ring of Sanford, was among the 44 completing the program. -- tILlS Herald photo by Tom Nots.. Miss Ring Gets FSU Honors - -4 4'.'4 Kimberly Layton, 12, of Dellona, has been a patient at Florida Hospital for more than three months following an automobile accident which claimed the life of her mother on March 2. She has received an award for "Everlasting Courage" from Enterprise Elementary School where she is a 6th grade student. She also received an award for working In the school library. economist of the U.S. Chamber, the American people to let them productivity has slowed and estimates $15 billion In higher know what Is happening to Inflation has worsened." 1As.. federal revenues helped bring them, whether we have done it part of a new offense on profits; llenged the down the 1979 deficit, to $33 by direction or whether the Dr. Carlson has anyone else "or — billion. In January, 1978, the interaction of inflation and the White House if, prove, to matter" for that the budget deficit was projected by graduated Income tax are ard they can that profits Increases that for the Luke said probably the most President Carter at $61 billion, reasons will; a will contest; undisclosed insurance policy as part of house. —The, city or state may have heirs; minor heirs who require the closing. "We just txught the house taken part of the property by a guardian to convey their three years ago, and there was right of eminent domain to interest; estate taxes; and claims of creditors. a title search then," Jonathan widen a street. —There may be newlySo even though there has been said. "Why does there have to be another search and new created liens against the no apparent change in policy, when there hasn't property as a result of unpaid ownership, the title can be been a char.e in the owner- taxes or' perAautezWi' ImpaIredFtt.uy lost by these for public improvements such and other occurrences, acship?" • This is a reasonable and as streets, sewers and water cording to the bureau. These frequently-asked question, which the current owner had no developments mean that other according, to the Family control over and possibly no people may have claims which take priority over the rights of Housing bureau, a public in- actual notice, —The owner may have a the new buyer or the lender. formation service of Chicago him, against Judgment Virtually all of the records 111p 1niirivCompany, automatically resulting In a affecting real estate would have The answer is that although there was a title search and general lien on the property to be examined from the date of examination several years ago until the judgment debt is the earlier purchase to bring the title up to date for the or even several months ago, satisfied, —The couple may have subsequent sale. The work and an owner's title Insurance policy issued, many things could have happened Israel' Group the title to the property since that date. The buyer and the mortgage lender need to be Names Green awe the title Is clear at the completion of each new tranDirectors include Dr. Jea Dr. Lewis Green of section. Abmonte Springs has been Baru of Longwood; Dr. and Some of the things that could elected vice president of the Mrs. Harry Eisenberg of to happen in a recently formed Central Maitland, Mrs. (hale Gaines of affect the title are these: Florida Chapter of the Longwood, Mrs. Lewis Green of me current owner may Technion.Israel Institute of Altamonte Springs, Stephen have placed a second mortgage Marcia of Altamonte Springs, Technology. on the property. Mrs. Laurence Morrell of The organization at, —The current owner may Maltiand, Dr. Peter Rogers of have made a prior sale of the Tedwlon, known as the "M.I.T. MftInd and Abe Tinter of , ," ji-' property which, even though he of the Middle thought It had fallen through, only technological university. may not have cleared on jibe Located in Haifa, it in"iudu a HUNT t4ONUMENT CO record or may MW be en- medical school, several forceabie by the first buyer. engineering colleges and ottier The current seller may even sdiooli. Lawrence it. Sloan, Orlando have given a deed for the t,tiro-nq crooertv to his spouse or to a consulting engineer, has been elected president. relative or other person. -- Physics' Student Award '. Why Is A Title Search Necessary? Naismith sold their house this year, they couldn't understand why there had to be a title search and examination Nestor Receives 'Outstanding' . '. ' ' , il Thanks to doubl e-digit In. . , Sunday, June 17, 1979—lB ' The J.C. Penney Company, Inc., contributed $159,453,924 to the economy of the state of Florida In 1978, com pany officials announced today. This represents an increase o ,. by Congress. This resolution workers and business people. But is this anyway to fight the '. • flatlon, Washington's tax - sets targets on spending and j against Inflation? collectors may be laughing all revenues and the size of the warOn 1' another subject, the deficit. ojected ur pr the way to the bank. With yo But when a group of House chamber says Amerian money. • i a big members thought It would be a business, In defense of profits, .• had collec tors Tax month In April. Tax payments good idea to let the public in on has gone on the offensive, most ) its efforts. lb a . gave the government its first the sleight of figures by which notably through ysis of U.S. coranal ec ent us e r th e Ho monthly budget surplus this the deficit Is reduced, .. . 112 porate profits, titled, "The amendment, rear, according to Treasury voted down the '-... ," Dr. ts Inadequacy of Profi . L)epaitment figures — $52.2 to 56. Chamber-s C ar l son the Ohio Rep. John M. Ashbrook, Jack billion In tax reclpts, or •almost $10 billion higher than who sponsored the amendment, chief economist, explains that said It would be helpful if the corporate profits declined by April a year ago. i, House Budget Committee almost 30 percent, comparing Tax recei pts from last Oct. year cornwould bring in a special report first quarter 1979 profits with when the fiscal menced, through April totaled indicating anticipated in- final quarter 1978 profits. Actually, when measured by $253.8 billion, compared with creases In revenues In the . $212.4 billion for the same ensuing year, with the portion "the most meaningful yard— profits per unit :of period in 1978 — a whopping of such Increases attributed to st ick" — Increase of $41.4 billion, or al- Inflation, growth in GNP (Gross output corporate profits have been declining for 15 years, Dr. National Product, etc. most 20 percent. Carbon points out. Nor is tijere. "It Is, In fact, a truth in According to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, government bill," said New any sign of a reversal of thè' double-digit inflation already York Rep. Barber B. Conable, trend. Yet, without adequate profits, has helped reduce the size of the Jr., one of its supporters in the federal budget deficits for fiscal floor debate. "This simply we cannot hope to turn the tide . Committee on the against either Inflation or requires the in 1979 and 1980 by extract g inslumping productivity. tax the report larger tax payments from Budget to . "Profits from current .... workers' paychecks and from creases that occur not by action of the Congress but as a result production per unit of output profits, Cutting prices Instead of the traditional ribbon for the official grand opening of corporate Inflation pushes people Into of inflation or other reasons, have been so low as, to Reverse Auction is Sanford Commissioner David Farr. Vie Arnett (left) store higher tax brackets as they and it permits also the inclusion discourage investment in and machines owner and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce president and Mark Luke ' obtain pay Increases trying to of a statement estimating the modern sys.. to building," Dr. Carbon of each of the items Impact ' offset inflation, the chamber store mana'er, look says. "Thus a larger per- specified on individual tax- "This means our workers W'é centage of their earnings goes payers according to family size handicapped by inadequate . As Assistant Manager Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. To The Bankf'-.-~ Br*ief ly All Way ;. OURSELVES ' he Leisure Time Program at Seminole Coinmsmlty College 'i offering a class in "Tennis III," scheduled to begin June 15. TIM. class will meet each Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. for seven Ident and the current treasurer of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Seminole County Medical Society; Mrs. Harvey Schefsky, president-elect; Mrs. Frank Clontz, president; and Mrs. Stephen Phillips, secretary, are all smiles over a plaque. The award was from the Central Florida Chapter of the American Heart Association to the wives for a fashion show staged to benefit the association, which netted about $800. According to Mrs. Clonta, the women have many goals this year including to do more work for Seminole Memorial hospital, continue to support the Ronald McDonald House, Gainesville, and "Certify everybody In Sanford in CPR (cardiopulmonory resusitation)." WftkS' Herald Photo by Tom Vincsnl 'Tennis III" will teach the students tactics, positioning, strategy, and patterns of play. The course is for advanced and toaaxnent level players only. Jbe $20 fee provides for the itructionaI c of the course. Fgç more lnformauon, call theLelsure Time Program atSCC. sIl*-' - ' -- .. .... . - _. .. .. ,.. .. ...•... - - parents come home, park themselves in front of the television and tell their kids, 'Don't bother me, I'm busy," Williams says. As a chief petty officer in the navy, Williams' father seemed forever to be upi uitig the family to be' stationed in Hawaii, Texas, Tennessee and other areas. But Williams says his lather always took the time to know his son and (laughter. In the Williams' household, the parents don't have to compete with television to get their children's attention. The family doesn't have a working television set. A few years ago, the cat knocked the set from the deacon bench "and busted it," Williams explained. Both he and Judy decided not to repair the set but find "more important ways for the family to spend their time." What do you do without a television? "We read, we listen to records and wrestle," Williams says. "Daddy's a horse. We go for walks and piay games. -. Once every three weeks, Williams says, he takes the kids to the library in downtown Sanford where they each get to select three books, "That way Daddy can keep track of how many they've got," Williams says. Judy, who nominated her tiILsband for outstpding fathtr, describes the family as they troop down the street to the neighborhood library or on an evening stroll: "With the older ones on an assortment of riding toys and the youngest on Daddy's shoulders, they are a familiar parade on cur street in the evening when it would be easier for daddy to sit and read the paper." If you Ignore children, "it puts them in a very alone place — that nobody cares," Williams says. "Children have feelings and emotions like everyone else. "When you put them in a corner put yourself in that position. It's not a very good feeling." To play the father role to Its fullest, Williams had enrolled In a La Maze class at an Orlando hospital to lend a helping hand in the birth of his fifth child. He says he lust "had to be in on the last one" and completed the natural childbirth class in time for her arrival, "It was a neat experience. I thought it us closer brought together." Besides his brood of five, the Williams' household includes two dogs, one cat and three gold fishes. "We also had an African frog but it died," he says. The front lawn of the Williams' home on tOO Fairway Drive is dotted with three Z-Inctt bicycles, two tricycles, a "Rot Wheels" and Eve) Knievel cycle, he says. "It looks like a toy graveyard," Williams chuckles. "People always stop and ask if this is a day care center." Happy Father's Day To Outstanding Dads There are a lot of outstanding fathers in the community according to the letters received from The Herald readers. Fathers receiving "outstanding" honorable mention are: Richard Smith, Attorney Joe Davis, Lon Temple, Major Buford (Boots) Bagby, Willie G. Brown and Charles R. Meyers. Also Vernon Rice, James McCloud, Robert Feather, Hasley H. Hart Sr., Lewis C. Dellarco, George Hughes, Forrest Allan Greene, Dr. Gonzalo Huaman, Thomas A. Speer and Judge Alan Dickey Also George Cambridge, Gordon Reid, Willie Lee Dixon, Chris Candler, Wil Dershimer Jr., Gordon Span. cer, Ralph C. Boyles, Willie E. Bennett, William Wright, Bill Hawkins and Louis Cauthen Sr. Also Robert Linsley, Frederick DesCoteaux, Billy Rlpp, David McNeill, Andrew Hanson, J.B. Howell, Jimmie Wesley, Norman R. Hanson, Brodus Garris and Carl Franklin Plicher. �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 17, 1979 In And Around Sanford In And Around Longwood Adding, that all the boys are from the neighborhood and none of them were recruited, they came on their own. The team members and parents of The Seminole Blues-Under 8 team were guests in the home of Ethel and Larry Goldberg. They had reason to celebrate as the season ended at 8-0-0. In addition, they were the winners of the First Annual Invitational sponsored by the Seminole Soccer Club. Following the barbecue the team members were each presented a trophy. Special recognition was given to the three "most valuable players." They are: Michael Murray, Jonathan Brooks and James Nobile. starting at 10 a.m., the Blues and the Burger King I teams will be playing the two Tampa teams. The games take place on the 434 soccer field. -1 .• I — On July 4, VFW Post 8207 and ladles auxiliary Is sponsoring a barbeque beginning at 1 p.m. for only $1.50 per pe rson donation, you can enjoy hot dogs, hamburgers, baked beans, coleslaw and corn. I understand there is a watermelon bust plan n ed. The team's final games were In Tampa. While there, they received an Invitation from a team that is going to Mexico City to play in International competition. So, on Saturday, June 23, I did it! On Saturday, June 9, 1 entered my first road race. Bethany, John and I ran in the 9,999 meters Cha ll enge Run 2 mile Fun R un, s ponsored by TV-9 and th e Call t ritalgia, gru m older or what have you but it seems like only yesterday that I was admiring the pale, creamy yellow lace trimmed slinky satin pantsuit from across the auditorium at the Woman's Club. Who was she? She looked familiar, but the name, Mrs. Kenneth Lanier didn't ring a bell. Oh, but the name Kay Ivey did Kay was among the t hrongs of beautiful pe ople at Minnie and Rupert Strickland's golden wed(ling anniversary reception. worth quoting in my column the only thing he could think of was that near the end of the race, and since they were the "caboose", the Orlando Police Dept. Motorcycle patrolmen "escorted" them in. Bethany's reply to that was, "Look daddy, there are five policemen behind us and I'm five years old." I can honestly say that June 9 is a day I will long remember as one of the most fun days I have ever had. Oh, our times, were 21:58 for me and 25:23 for Bethany. Thanks for letting me share this special event with you all. Orlando Amateur Athletic Assn. And, fun it was. I have only been running seriously for the last four weeks so this 2-miler was really a challenge for me. I must say, however, how very proud John and I are of Bethany. At 5-years-old (almost six), she was the youngest to enter and run in the race. As my legs are a little longer than hers, John ran astride her while I trudged on ahead. I can still see them etched In my rnin being followed by the Orlando Fire Dept. rescue unit! Thank goodness neither needed it. When I asked John if during the race Bethany had said anything fence, green field, wooly sheep and an unlikely fruit tree with fruit using I II liv By ELLIE GROSSMAN Stencil Magic scheme J I 1111111 A single bed is given a simple NEW YORK (NEA) tJ i . ,i The saddle shoe and how it j green coverlet and the ni 'ht table takes a matching grew (which you might like I to know since you may be The picket-fence stencil is wearing a pa ir come f all); applied along the wall, on two sid es of the tableskirt First, why "saddle.' d Beca use the oxford carries the lower edge of the coverlet an overlay of leather and along the other wall. The across the in-step. green spread appears to blend I)ecorati' a youngster's room with a barnyard It was laid there into the green rollin g, stencil, featuring a picket fence marching along deliberately by Spalding In painted into walls, Spread and table skirt: and underscore with 1906 when the Pennsheep and cow cluster under the durable carpeting. tree. Sylvania company started making saddle shoes for The fruit motifs from the tree there. clouds for rolling hills and a gym class. You run around may be traced out on felt or Even if you can't find this square-rigged sail for the tree. a lot In gym class. You run fabric and appliqued to a couple exact stencil in your local art Try a window shade with around a lot In gym so you of throw pillows and to a tissue supply store, you can create portholes; trim the bedspread box. need additional strength much the same effect with with nautical-looking rope A super-simple window fabric paints and your own swags. at the point of stress" in the treatme:(isth order Iru#room uesigi If your youngster Is The Idea is to keep lhv niom shoe, ergo, the saddle. like this And, to keep you upright just light-weight more water-oriented, you can decor simple, Inexpensive and curtains shirred onto a rod You make .a seascape with a fish- easy-to-change, while investing as often as possible, a ..and-wave. design along the in quality carpeting that will rubber sole with Inalls and spread, substitute give pleasure for years to come. dentatlons that gripped the with the fruit motifs repeated ill . RI flflIfl1 I I N ancy Rodlun, - E.C. Charles Jr. - ______________ - ' • - J I -. - -i-, - - Alll1 - 4 t$ i (. '• - - A • - - mucking up the floor. To put a stop to that, Spalding hired a rubber tire brake manufacturer and said, build us a smooth rubbe r sole that sticks to -- gym floors. And the - . _— him not to. Welcome the classic p.I 4\ ',/ saddle shoe: black saddle, white carcass, coral sole. And America's youth did just that. Sometimes they 3: Herald FED ERATION OFFICERS Photo by Joan Madison Jean Fowler, from left, installed president of the Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs, chats with other new officers, Pearl Borton, second vice president; Gail Stewart, corresponding secretary; helen Pierce, recording secretary: and Myrtle Gradick, treasurer, — wore Shoes Won't_Sta y White [ — uwsi effective way to remove i i correction fluid used for VIRGINIA. - correcting typing. This will scuff marks from children's have to be repeated after each white shoes? Even two coats of o%. P09ys washing. I have' used colored white shoe polish do not do It. felt pens on white spots I keep a damp sponge handy 1 Polnf.rg colored Items.-JUNE on wash day and at the end of _____________________ remodeling a couple of houses each drying cycle use It to _________________ DEAR POLLY- After remove the lint from the eatcher screen in the dryer. It does we had a lot of scrap pieces of a thorough Job and preventsdon laminated plastic stic left from i..& better. Also note the acrapingone'shandsornal!s Installing kitchen counters and le from . the screen.- MAUREEN bathroom basins. I saved those 11111111I DEAR MAUREEN- HavePOLLY that were the sizes I wanted for you tried using white Ink such small patio tables. I painted the as one may use to address DEAR POLLY- Please tell cut sides and bottom and them colored envelopes? If shoes are Mn. P.U. who has dark spots attached wrought iron legs on patent or have a shiny finish a white knit pants not to some and wooden legs on Wt of dear nail polish applied weaken the material by trying others. They are very practical JlLston the dried Ink may keep ft to remove the spots but to dab and are easy to keep since I on longer as well make the them with the white liquid have waxed them. - DEAR POLLY- I would like to share the way I found to remove that sticky feeling from plastic ware that is not regularly. I use a dry paper towel to rub them thoroughly with shortening and then wash in hot water and detergent and every trace of stickiness IS gone. This also removes pencil markings from freezer cartons.-EL Pofly will send you of signed thank-you newspapercoupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. write POUY'SPOINTERSIn cue of this newspaper them with tilted -. ... -, £'f - 4--i- -. •-V - - - - - - Jt".L j&& - •.-t..p.-. L- - --4-. ;.,. .: _ -- L. - . . At Davidson, Gail's honors and activities included the Madrigal choir and the Intramural Activity Committee. She was also the 1977 Homecoming Queen. , James Brodie, son of Mr. and Mrs. "Pat" Miller, 108 Temple Drive, has graduated from the University of Florida with a BA degree in political science. Judy Swain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Denise) Swain, has Three Sanford students are among the select few Joan C. tMrs. William F. i Weber, 209 Sunland Drive, also an accountancy major, was awarded her degree magna cum laude. She is the daugh'r of Mrs. J.N. Burks, of Pensacola. George A. Hoffman, Jr.. 111 Parkview Drive, it 1974 graduate of Seminole High School, and 1976 graduate of Seminole ('C, graduated cum laude wth it degree in mathematics. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hoffman, Sr. 'Old' Conduct Rules For Teachers Sound More Like A Prison DEAR ABBY: I'm 83, in good all appetite as long as he comes health, drive my own car and home to eat, read you faithfully In the Alliance, Ohio, Review. DEAR ABBY : I'm sure I'd like to share something you've heard of a lot of mcii If with you that I've kept for many cOuiiI)laifl because their skives years. Perhaps you'd like to put are cold and unresponsive. this in your My, How Times Have Changed" file. May I tell you about mmii ' a It was published in the Cabdll County (W, Va.) Board of neat and clean, you must: M hu'.buuI mit I both %%urk Education's s hoot h'ittettn t In the evening I try to dra% hiiiii 1915: daily; scrub the floor at least ,s', RULES 01' CONDUCT FOR once a week with hot soaps into a conversation b askin g 11m L TEACHERS water; clean the blackboards at about his work. His .msv, trs art r,.*i" 1) You will not marry during least once a day, and start the short and dull. I try to generate , ,,t'Y the term of your contract. tire at 7 a.m., so the room will conversation by telling turn about my work, but he'setearty 2) You are not ' to keep be warm by B a.m.. J ' bored. company with men. me... :.cp;I 3) You must be home between AN OLD TIMER I've tried to discuss the the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. -'Ps. DEAR OLDTIMER: Those politics, and even make small unless attending a school "rules of conduct" sound more talk about people we know, but function, like a prison sentence than a he cuts inc short and picks up a You may not loiter teacher's i'urrrt. For- newspaper. magazine or turn.-, downtown in ice cream stores. tunately, times .mrs'e changed! on the TV. You may not travel beyond DEAR ABBY: My husband On Sunday he likes to stay the city limits unless you have sometimes goes to topless bars the permission of the chairman with some of his buddies. I'nmi borne and watch 'hatever six'rt of the board. sure he wouldn't cheat on miie; IS Oil IV. After that more TV. l'heri he starts looking for al l You may not ride in a he just likes to look. carriage or automObile with He comes right home, and I affectionate bedpartner. itboy, I any man unless he is your know he loves rue, but I still wonder how many wommien can father or brother. don't like the idea of him going get turned on by a stranger sla You may not smoke to topless bars. What is your hasn't talked to all week.' cigarettes, ICE ('01.1) ('UN NI F opinion? You may not dress in JEALOUS IN BALTIMORE DEAR CONNIE: %1 h(' bright colors. DEAR JEALOUS: It doesn't when he says Ikllu' he's told You may under no cir- matter where a man works up you all he knows. cumstances dye your hair. Louise Silver, front left, needs of sexual assault 10) You must wear at least SANF ORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL t'hait'maii of Xi Epsilon vicious, and also help two petticoats. 11) Your dresses must not be Migmui a pici' of fl.'tput 'li ase ed uc ation al Signia l'lii "L ittle Miss Id ins on rapt' a wareness any shorter than two inches above the ankle. and Litt le be Iastei' Easter 811(1 prevention. 12) lu keep the schoolroom Pageant, pi'('5('iltS a ('heck to I)eput Bettye Smith and Sheriff .Joliui Polk for $200. The coni'ibut ion, proceeds from hit' )agt'ant, will assist l'i'ojet't Rape to help cover' the ('mt'i'gt'ne'v - . - . -' •, ' . •,. - news, - HELPS A 'PROJECT RAPE' Melissa Echols, J.L. Wilkinson We'd by Joshua Tree and the Bush . — -._• *4- ____A_f_anta In Melissa Ann Echols and Jackson Lee Wilkinson were married June 4, at 7:30 p.m., at the Emory Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Ga. Rev. Stephen Sloop performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of the immediate family only. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K.H. Echols, 102 Larkwood Drive, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Alice Wilkinson, 203 Virginia Ave., Sanford. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Russell Echols, cousin of the bride, was best man. The newlyweds are making their home in Atlanta where the bride will receive a Master's degree in English from Emory University in August. The bridegroom is a student at Georgia State University. "THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE1' - (Next To Th e School of Dance") 253k Elm Ave. Sanford I 'I Mr. and Mrs. James A. Barks of Sanford, announce the birth of a daughter, Campbell Lyle, who weighed in at 8 pounds, 9 ounces on June 14. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saunders of Williamsburg, Va. Dr. and Mrs. Orville Barks 7. of Sanford, are the paternal grandparents. PHONE 3228547 I. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ENROLLMENT 2 Year Old. And Up HOURLY WEEKLY -. DAILY 6:30 AM 6 PM OPEN YEAR ROUND — A Modern State Uc.ns.d Facility Planiwd Activities: Arts- Crafts- Music Qualiflid Staff- Large Fenced-In Play-Yard Ii - New fashion look I Poly-gabardine in pretty pastel colors / .pants .-.. ( A Dawn Kiddy , Popular prewashed leans In sizes 5-13 06 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Alan (Penny Jo ) Smith of 111 E. 8th 3i St., Sanford, announce the birth of a son, Eric Alan, who weighed in at 7 pounds. 2 ounces, on May 27, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Dean Hamilton and Mm-. and Mrs. Marion E. Smith. Gary Gore Maria RiCharde Happy Father's Day From The Professionals Dawn's $80.00 $85.00 and white, I B rth Announcements i Plus a variety of tops / $100.00 $105.00 ...and then to Zales, the store you trust with the most important purchase of your lives. See our complete selection of 14 karat gold Wcd.Lok wedding band sets, available exclusively at Zak•s Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge. Zijes and Friends make wishes come true. \ Family Haircore Salon/ Ph. 323-8630 1200 Sanford Ave. Also available, lairs Revolviog Charge. Sanford 218.220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PN.rn-u24 ZALES The Diamond Store I.I'jtojfl$ — *4 Seminole High School class of 19S4 is planning its 25th reunion. The missing classmates are: Carrie Hedfield Milligari, Stanley Arth ur, lb uk Gwen Coppeii ger- arid I ynri Sellers. If anyone knows the whereabouts of these persons, please call Grace Marie Stinecipher, 3224381. (;rice Marie is also trying to locate teachers who taught members of .. . - - _I - -- -- r -- CHILD CARE AND PRE-SCHOOL - - - _i----.i___ du g - The bridegroom is a 1974 graduate of Cartersville High School. He received a BS degree in engineer in g sciences from the University of Florida, in Aug ust 1978, where he was graduated magna cum laude. He will complete graduate school at Michigan State University in December where he is working toward a Master's degree in computer science. saddle. i During the second half of the reception, the first person guests might have seen was Hortense Houmillat presiding at the guest registry. She was wearing a beautiful periwinkle blue gown almost the same shade of the flowing sheer gown worn by Uubye King, who Gail Lyn Crumle?, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crumley of Silver Lake, has received the BS degree in biology from Davidson College, Davidson, N.C. Sharon Kay Morgan, 2636 S. Laurel Ave., was awarded her degree in accountancy swnmna cuiii ,__..._a_ laude r in me t ruuitionai aditional campus ceremony. She is a 1976 graduate of Senunole High School, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. Morgan. •,. The bride is a 1974 graduate of Seminole High School. She graduated from the University of Florida College of Journalism this month wi th a Bachelor of Science degree in advertising. She plans a career in fashion marketing, spe cial izing in fashion promotion. combinations the company china; cheerleaders and tuba players cavorted at the games in saddle made up Specifically in their school colors (no one knew about white boots, then). It all made for lots of It all m made for lots of business which shoe manufacturers left and right helped Spalding fill. (Thirty years ago, It's said, Buster Brown had 37 variations of the shoe on the market.) By the '5 when the saddle shoe was in full stride, it was a mark not only of, id class, but country. "They" also say that in Iowa, at least, whole counties committed themselves to one par. ticular saddle: County A — - . -' has come up with. But If you're going the traditional route, then you've got to be true to traditon: you're either gOi8 to polish them or not, and if you do, for heaven 's sake, don't muck Up the Sisters of Alpha Beta Zitz ________________ DEAR POLLY- What is the had to because "Spaldings" were mandatory dresas In some parochial and private schools. But mostly, they found them nice to be in. "uuIw After a wedding trip to Saraso ta , the coup* make their home at East La nsing, Mich. for the next six months. suede, Suede on suede, tone on tone, In taupe, burgundy, navy, gray, by everyone from Kinney for $14.99 to Beene Bag for W. For the purist who wants the authentic version, Spalding says that's still found pretty much in the Midwest where black-andwhite still outsells all other tiremaker did. Only he made It in a sweet shade of coral, since noone had told - ' - A reception at the home of th bride's parents followed the ceremony. .- was strictly brown and white, County B black and white, etc. And, In Portland, Ore., a store called Armishaw's contracted for Its own version called the ArmIshaw,a snazzy white leather saddle on white Suede. With the 'SOs rampant again, the saddle's getting a shot In the rump. Watch for it this fall In a frenzy of va riations: Leather on rings by their knees, the flora and fauna fell out, . column " anti wondered then the party hostesses wnuld run out. Kay and her faniilv are living in Mt. Dora, and her mother,Keen, is probably real happy about that. Back to the reception everything was just lovely. It was an afternoon for long gowns. ., Saddle shoes have played an important role in American fashion since the early 1900s, according to the Footwear Council. Four 1979 version: foreground: Spalding, the Inventor of the saddle shoe, proves that not much has changed since the early days; their '79 version is tan on brown suede ($35.64); left to right: Kinney has this classic black on white for $14.99; Thom MeAn adds a touch of pizzaz with this taupe on brown version ($18.99) and Beene Bag has this stylish t n on brown suede for $38 di 't Uy, th where they were going, so en route, these indentations collected various flora and fauna. The next time they went to Miss Griswold's gym class to hang from the Harrison, daughter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harrison, is a new initiate of Beta Alpha Chapter of Delta Delta Delta sorority at the University of South Florida. -- -. — Attending the bridal couple were Miss Donna Wagner of Alexanderia, Va., maid of honor, and Glenn Weaver of Cartersville, best man. Probably the only dif- - " who graduated with honors on June 8 at the University of Central Florida. ", .,' Its indentations. No one knows what color it was; they do n°" It overachieved When students wore their saddle shoes outside the a am, as they did even- ' rLently graduated from the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism, University of Georgia. She received a BA degree in journalism. - The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. liodlun of Lake Mary. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ferol Bozeman Weaver and Ernest C. Charles Sr., both of Cartersville, Ga. --...._ L .. this class in grades one12, who have not been contacted. A picnic is planned for June 29 and a dinner-dance at the Garden Club of Sanford on June 30. , Nancy K. Hrnllun and Ernest Clyde Charles Jr. were married June 9 at th e First United Presbyterian Cluirch of La ke Mary. Rev. A. F. Stevens peruniieu ctu' ceremony. _ - - - - - — - . --. — .- •• .- ....... • 1' 1979-3B ' £ 1..... 17, - - ferenee was the sole with ' * 4 No one knows for sure, but even then the shoe was probably black-saddle-onlack-saddle-onwhite,witharoundtoeand white, with a round tGe and flat, one-inch heel. I l~ -t •L• • - .. 'r F F Exchange Vows ' . EI{NV:S'1' - .., ,•.. OURSELVES Editor Even the men around Sanford read the 'society N111. .\ND 1RS. - . .- nd Kay hokLs s pecial fond memories for rue. She was my first bride when I joined The Herald staff in 1964. 11cr bridal parties were endless, and nearly everyday, there was a party for Kay. - — DORIS L)lEThICIl ... Popular Oxford To Stru t Its Stuff On Fall Scene . introduced the guests to the receiving line, Jean Norris, all slimmed (town, wore it gown fashioned with it hot pink top and a print skirt. Sandra Wilson wore a bare emetald green and white gown and on and on. Nobody could ask for a better party. anywhere. It was super nice. - - — • Back In The Saddle Again JOANNE The Iferold — Myers and Disney World," she added. "It had been almost 15 years since I had seen her," said Margie Dapore. "She" is her cousin, Pat Stacklei-. Pat and her husband, Daryl, and their four children have been visiting the Florida area, from Goshen, Ohio. "Before they arrived to II,vlt :t ron UIC lookout for new ways to decorate youngsters' bedrooms ways which are cute and colorful, yet practical and Inexpensive. Rather than invest in CX Pensive furniture and cornplicated built-ins, you can create it a setting with bright stencils and sink your serious d ecorating money into a beautiful, durable carpeting that the youngster won't outgrow. Bigelow's Katsura carpet of Anso Naturaluster nylon combines the look of wool with the durability of manmade fiber. Backed by Allied Chemical's full warranty, the carpet can take all the frolic and fun that a2i ;oagst,ers can dream up and still footnote the teen years. This whlwslal barnyarj scene combines painted p1cicét see us, they had been in Ft. Also, I understand there will be games featuring the soccer mothers. Come on out and cheer on our own Longwood team. and Jeff Jeff Simon; Anita, Denver and Denny Stephens; and, Mack, Eileen and Dennis McClelland. Michael Murray; Jeff, Jill and Marc Cohen; Bob, Sue and Jeffrey Cohen; Terry and Marsha Duggins and Eric Chase; Bill, Lynda and Jimmy Fallon; Ken, Ann and Spencer Hamby; Bud, Arleen and Ronald McKechnie; Jim, Tern, Di na and James Nobile; Sharon, Buddy and Denise Singleton; Marilyn, Conrad Give Kids 'Rooms Stencil Scenes , MARSHA WAIT Longwood Correspondent 834-8760 The guests included: Burt, Benna and Mark Benes; Mary Anne, Darvin and Darvin Boothe; Ron, Debbie and Jonathan Brooks; Jim, Gail and We are also celebrating because this is the last time this team, with its present members, will be together. Some of them are moving up in the division," commented Jim Murray, co. coach, sadly. "This completes their third season together, wherein they have either won all or tied as a co. division winner in the championships," said Ron Brooks, co-coach. u , I,IInhIv The "most improved players" are Jimmy Fallon, Jonathon Goldberg and Chad Weippert. Sunday, June It Seems Like Only Yesterday That... Soccer Season Ends With Barbecue And-Swim Party What better way to celebrate the end of soccer season than with a barbecue and swim party? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - •".&,O �U 45-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 17, 1979 Adventist :: THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH :::. ::•. '.:::•::•:•::•::•::•: :•::•:•:::•::::::. :•. ... THE HOPE OF OUR CommUNITY A Douglat Saturday Ocr 0 30 a m 11 ,00 m Sabbath School WryhipSrrv,c, 8 i'cdntyday Night Prayer Service Q :.:: . ::., 700pm j Assembly Of God Rev. C. DonCos School of the Bible OUR NATION! Church... Pastor 0:41a.m. 11:00a.m. 7:00p.m. Evening Service * The FIRST ASSEMBLY OF 000 CHURCH Car. 271h and Elm Morning Worship YoUPs Is The hand pm Sharing I Proclaiming Wed Prayer Mccl Nursery Provided OF 11 . •• . . HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. The Rev. Leroy D. Soper Holy Communion Holy Communion Churcioiclsool Holy Communion ".'. .. . ' . QualitylnnNorm l.4and0R434 1. ... 'radItlonal Latin Mass— Sunday Confession 4:$.I:)lp,m. Rosary 4:45-1:41 p.m. Mass 0:00.4:00 p.m. . 4 ' ,1 . - . . Congregational . N WINTER R SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary SvndaySchool 10:00a.m. Worship 10:00a.m. Pow. Robert Burns Pastor .,... SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH IflAlrpor$SIvd. Pt.n.m-øIo Milnlder 0:30cm. 10:30a.m. 7:00p.m. 7:00p.m. . . '. . Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIEDEMER lSlS Oak Ave. The Lutheran Hour" and TV"ThislsThekife" Nov. Elmer A.Reusch,r Pastor Sunday School 0:11cm. Worship Service 10:30 am. Kindergarten and Nursery Christian Science LONOW000 FIRSTOAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. I Grant St. I Southern I Rev James W. Hammock Pastor Sunday School 0:45 am. Morning Worship II 00cm. Church Training 4:OUpm Evening Worship 7 00p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:30 p m. Prayer Service FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST,DELTONA Elkcam Boulevard levard and 111111111, Venus Street Sunday Service 11:00a.m. 11:00a.m. Sunday School Wednesday Testimony MutIng Reading Room dilly 7:31p.m. Sunday ark 2:1-28 fonday Luk e 6:3949 Tuesday . except W.d.4$at. nsint,4p.m. Tole ?"-2424 Church Of Christ PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3474 Palmetto Ave. Rev. Raymond Crocker Pastor Sunday School 0:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:008.m. Evangelistic Service 4:00 p.m. Wed. Fray,, I Bible Study 7$ in4pendenlMii.nsry . . . CHURCHCj net'' *012 Park Avenue Fred Baker Evangelist B• Study 10:00 em. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Evening Servic. 6104 P.m. LeSes Bible ClaSs. '4 .... Tuesday 10:00a.m. Wednesday Bible Class 7:30p.m. NAVINNA PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 2713 Country Club Road Nov. Lonnle Earnest Pastor 0:41s.m. Sunday School 11:01 cm. Morning Worship 4:11p.m. CtsvrclsTralnfng 1: 30p. m. Evening Worship Wed. Prayer Service 1111. 7:30p.m. "TRUE CHURCH OFOOD.. 2701 Ridgew,od Ave. Sanford, Florida 23711 Elder Robert Dumas Pastor YOU CAN FEATURE YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOR 51.7IPUR WEEK CALL 321.2411 Sunday School Morning Worship I 0:308m. II:41a,m Evangelistic Service 1:30p.m. IEveningWershipl 1st 1 3rd Tuesday Nights - Bible Study 7:31p.m. Thursday Slight Service 7:30p.m. For Transportation Phone 341.3111 or 333.7140 from that fatherly hand. Someone else has provided the light which links John father and son. The father merely stood in that light.... and held his son's handi 4.27-42 Sunday - Father's Day - in hundreds of thousands of churches, earnest fathers will stand in the Light. With their sons they'll worship God... experience again the spiritual understanding of life. See the brightness of that true security reflected in youthful eyes. , . Scriptures IOiocled by The A'ncncan tMs. Society Copyrighi 5979 Koester Advenhsin,J Seivice. Straits. Rev. AaMSsAImand FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. THE MCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE . Mel Dekle and Employes 0 01 cm. 10:10 ant. HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff '. .; 1:31am: still Ir1I ant! . ...IA :, ) ?. 1 11:00 7:30p.m. 5:00 .m,,,. . it .~ UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cer. Country Club I Upsala Rd. Darwin Shea summ ys 1 1, Sunday School .:-: . :1Ia.m. Sunday Worship Pre-registration for Vacation Bible School at First United Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave., Sanford, wi ll be held Sun- . Pastor., 10:31a.m.. Nursery Provided . . STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff .. . WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes 4':;. '.' BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church. Oviedo Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Lake 3rd, Lake Mary Ccsseiberry Baptist Church, 710 Sentinels Blvd. Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave. Chuluota First Baptist Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church, Southwest Rd. Countryside Baptist Church. County Club Road. Lake Mary Victory Baptist Church, Oil Orlando Ed. at Hester Ave. First Baptist Church, $10 Park Ave. Friendship Baptist Church of Attcmente Springs, It. 434, Altamoal. Springs First Baptist Church ci Geneva First Chureh ci Oeneva First Baptist Church of Lake Mary First Baptist Church if Lake Malone First Baptist Chur ch of Langwoed. Cor. Church 1. Grant First Baptist of Oviedo ':irst Baptist Church ci Sanlando Springs irst Baptist Church of Winter Springs, $0 Bahama Rd. First Shlieh Missionary Baptist Church. 1101W. IJtIt St. Fore$t City Baptist Church First Baptist Church Of OStois Fountain Head Baptist Church, Ovioda Jordan Missionary Baptist Church, 1431 W. First SI, Northside Baptist Church. Chulvota Missiotrary Baptist Church, North Nd.. Enterprise Macedonia Mission Baptist Church, oak Hill II.. 0401.11 Glory Baptist Church, Geneva Hwy. Mt. Moriak Primitive Baptist, 1101 Locust Avg.. Sanford Ml. Olive Morning Missionery Baptist Church. SO4avde Springs Rd. Lesgwsod Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Chwch. *000 Jedry £vS. Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist. Sign Ave. New Bethel Missionary Church, 0th St. I Hi(batv Ave. lndapandassce Baptist Most., Civic League Bldg. , i. f Lngwoei . Hope Baptist Church, Forest City Community Center. Forest City Nuw MI Cal war y Missionary Baptist. 1100W. 13th St. New Salem Prim,liv. Baptist Church. 1500* P10 St New Testament Baptist Church, Owality inn, North Longwood New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 7$ Poor Ave. havenna Park Baptist Church, 1742*. 3011, 10. Psepie's Baptist Chapel, 1301 W. First Street, haled Pinecr.st Baptist Church. Ill W. Airport Blvd. Prairie Lake Baptist. Ridge NI., Fern Park Progress Missionary Baptist Church, Midway Second Shiioh Missionary Baptist Church, West Sanford Smyrna Baptist CJiurCh. 201 Overbrook Dr Casselberry Sunland Baptist Church. *434 Palmetto St. James Missionary Baptist Church, St. 11.411 Osteei, St. LukoMissionary Baptist Church Cameron City, Inc. Church of Christ, Geneva Church if Christ, Longwood Church of Christ. W. 17th St. ;l..msid. Church of Christ. P11. Haven Dr.. "flood St. Paul Baptist Church, 013 Pine Ave. St, Matthews Baptist ChRrch, Canaan Hgts. Springfield Missienary Baptist. 11th & Cedar St. John's Missionary Baptist Church, 020 Cypress St. Temple Baptist Church. Palm Springs Rd., Altamonte Springs William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Mark I William it., Altamonte Springs ' loin Hope Baptist Church. 717 Orange Ave. CATHOLIC Church if the Nativity, La ke Mary All Souls Catholic Church, 118 Oak Ave., Sanford St. Ann's Catholic Church, Dogwood Trail. Dehary St. Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset Dr.. near Button Rd., Casiolberry, St. Mary Magadalene Catholic Church, Maitiand Ave.. Altaminte , Springs ' Our Ladyot the Lates Catholic Churct.lIiOUauimilieII,Deftona . , , CHRISTIAN First Christian Church. 0401 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford Christian Church. $33 W. Airport Blvd. Noihsde Clvislion Chufch. Floflda Haven Dr., Maitland Lakeview Christian Church. Bear Lake Rd. at Jamison CONOBIGATIONAL . CsngregatiesaI Christian Church. 2411 Park CHURCH OF 000 Church of God. II) Hickory Church Of 004. 013 W. 22nd SI. Church of God, Oviedo Church if God Holiness, Lake Monroe Church of God Mission, Enter prise Church of 000. 1403*. 14th St. Church of God in Christ. Oviedo Churchel0odolPropti.cy, 71105. hIm Ave. ChvrchofGodolPrept,ecy,lPI4S.Perslmnoo.Apo. RescveChvrcho$God, I701W.*lthSt.,San$orI "True Church ii 000". 3110 Nidiew001 Ave.. Sanford WmhoiPI'WI NAZARENE First Church of the Nazarene, 3)11 Sanford Ave. Glow vaChurchiftheNasarene4,R.44.Oeioeva Lake Mary Chur ch of the Nazarene. Lake Mary Blvd.. Lake Mary Langotoed Churthoilke Na&arone. Wayman & Jessup Ave.. LI5...ai Part . LUTHERAN Ascension Luthoran Church. Overhresk Dr.. Casselberry Good Shepherd United Lvtharan, $00 S. Orlando Dr. Lv*ocan Church of Pr.,odssco. Detlona Luihoras Churchif lie IsdK*ar, Ill W.US Place Messiah Lutheran Church, Goldon Days Dr. I Hwy. 07.07 Casselb.rrv . METHODIST Barnst United id Memorial Church, t. Dehary Ave., Enterprise hear Lake United Methodist Church Bethel A.M.I. Church, Canaan Hgts. Casselberry Community United Mithodist Church. Hwy. 17.03 1 Piney Bilge Rd, Casselberry Christ Christ United Methodist Church. Tucker Dr., Swiland Estates Community Methodist Church, W. HightaNs Rd., DeBary First United Methodist Church. 410 Part Ave. Pint Methodist Church of Oviedo First Southern Methodist Church, 244$ Sanford Ave. Free Methodist Church. SlOW. 4th St. EPISCOPAL The chums e4IheGIodS_tUaiUaad.33l Lake Ave. All Saints Episcopal Church, 1. DeBary Ave.. Inlorpris. Christ Episcopli Church, Lang..wsd Holy Cross Episcopal, Part Ave. 114* $t.. Sanford 5031 Lako Ito OtIs Poet Eastern Otihodsi Church, St. Dines, Ill S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford Eatern orflsd.x Church. St. George. 450 Sherwood Cf.. Attc,nonte plugs . EuleraOdhod.aChurch. St. hlew.sofO.C.A..114Se.*It.,Porn Beth Ann SyPalogee. mailIng at Imorstat, Mali, Altamonlo Ipiugs CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ, 11135. Park Ave. Church of Christ at Lake Ellis. U.S. 17.03 N. Cassilberry South Seminole Church of Christ, 1110 Late Nowell Rd. Ctwdc$tOtChr,st 441 Palm Springs Dr Altamonte Spills Upi.ala Community Presbyterian Church. Upsala R d. Westminster Presbyterian Church. Ned Bug RI, Casselberry Eastern ormodos Church, St. John Cheysestom Chapel. U.S. Hwy. 17.02. Porn Part EASTERN ORTHODOX , ' St. Lakes Lutheran Church, at. 474 Olivia St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 434 lust West of I-I, Longwood Geneva Methodist Church, Geneva Grace United Methodist Church, Airport tivI. Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church, Oviedo Oatgrove Methodlit Church, Oviedo Osteon Methodist Church PaeIa WeiJeyan Methodist. RI. 44W, at Paola St. James A.M.E. 0th at Cyprsss St. Luke M.B. Churchef Cameron City Inc., B.arlail elI 01.441 St. Mary's A.M.E. Church. St. It. III. Osteon St. Paul's Methodiit Church. Osteen Rd., Enterprise Stafford Memorial Church, S. DsBary SaslaNe Usd01 Methodist Church, (54)4 ed i-I, l.ajlb.ped ______ PNESBYTEIIAN Doflosa Presbyterian Church, Holland Blvd., I Austin Ave.. OWhona Lake Mary Untold Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church. Oat Ave. 8 3rd St, First Presbyterian Church if DeBary. E. Highland Colivenaist Presbyterian Church. 371$ S. Orlando Dr. . St. *0110,5 PresbylorLe. Church. 0013 Beer Lake 10. St. Marts Presbyterla., Church. 1121 Palm ipriags Na. Lisolsente *ues . _______ '. *4.a---.*--. S. - .-'• •_:_ -- ___________ - ___ _ 4Lt -t -'L$1 ___ : I ____I _______ ______ 1 __________ __________________ vi.' '.!-" lSIrlaoCtapel.7*4oyAdyg,$istc5,g,c,i. Mess . OTHER CHURCHES - . "i ' ' i Pil'04 ChW CheW, $donIW.Etham Blvd. and Vosos Ii., Deffesa Fe.tecosj Open BbIe I ibernajie, Ridgewoad Ave.. lOft 11th opp osite Seminole High School) First Pentecostat Church of Laagweod First Pentecostal Church of Sanford Pull Gospel Tabernacle, 3731 Country Club Mt. Oil" N0UIIe$$ Church. Oak Hill Rd.. Ostees Sanford Alliance Church. 1011 S Part Ave. S.afwI Bible Church. 1411 Sanford Ave. ;lyij* SaRisrlCoaptggIt4naloljohova .5f,555g, 1114W 4* 51. me Salvation ArMy, 700 W. 14th St. RoUIng Hills Moravian Church, SR 4)1. Lingwood Rsdoem,ar Metovias Church. UI Twsccwiwa Rd., Winter Springs United Church of Christ. Aftamosse Community Chapsi, i:nhi1.' f . Altamonte Springs Nety Triisity ChII'Ch Of 000 io Chiijt, 1011 Masgouslin, Ave. The PiN Churak if Out Lard Jews Chelit, '9ashLain ________ SI. -, I,.- i..' . Winter Springs Cemmviuty Evangelical Cosgregasig,oai, Winier Springs hiomostary School - , -. Mother-Daughter Luncheon Alt nteMaitland Christian Women's Club Mother-. D*itig)t cheon will be held Th ursday, June 28 from i',t. : 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m, at the Maitland Civic Center Insplratlonal speaker wulbe Kay Bhx, Junior League member .ii'i fTCtn Sarasota. There will be special music by the "Spirit of ,,l Joy" and a special feature on home fashions, "Sew and Tell". Reservatloi*,t should be made for luncheon and nursery by June by calling Ginny Watson at 671-7361 or Jeane Walker at $3.73()3, . Allen's A.M.1. Church, Olive I IM. All Faith Chapel, Camp Seminole, Wsdiye Park Rd. Beardall Avenue mail it Chapel, B.arlatl Ave. Chulueta Centmunity hurch Church f Jesus Chrisi of Latter Day Saints. 3310 Part Ave. PirsOChwchnfChrf, t,5c,.ntisi,..,,3nd0t Lake Monroe Chapel. Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroe Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnen. Lake Monroe Unit. 1542* Third Street First Barn Church of the Living God. Midway - a. -. C. H.thith of Orlando, founder of the Tom Skinner Club, VTI1' be the speaker Sunday at the 7:30 a.m. Father-Son Breakfast at Community United Met hodist Church in Casselberry. Another ln the film series on the Life of Pa ul will be shown at Community Sunday at the 7p.m. service. Mrs. Faye Messick, a church delegate, will repo rt on the ann ual conference which shedtendedinLakeland. The Vacation Bible School will be held Monday through Friday at 9a.m. and dosing program will be June24 at 7 p.m. There will be classes for 2-year-olds through 8th grade. STP for 9-12 grades and college and career will be 81:30 p.m. ".te..' -+ I L____ i SEVINTH.DA4 ADVE ADVE NTIST c Forest Lake Ieventh.Day, Adventist Church. Hwy. 134. or F est cstii' t' Seventh Day Adventist Church, Maitland Ave., Altamonte Spgs Sanford Seventh-Day Alvo*tlst Church, 7th £ Elm Winter Springs S411,011111111-Day, Adventist Church. SOS. Mess no. Mars Hill Sev,om.Dayadv.ntisichurch, 411 PIneSt..Sanford L,:h t.aegs'Ir "Jesus, I'm His. . .He's Mine" is the theme for Vacation Bible School to be held June 26 through July 6 at United Presbyterian Church, 124 W. Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary, each weekday from 8:30 to 11:15 a.m. Classes will be offered for Nursery (ages 2-3) through 8th grade. For information regarding attending orassisting with the Bible school, call Kay Sasanian at 3fl-3283. - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly of God. 77th 1 Elm day, June 24, at 3 p.m. All are invited to see the Family Life Puppeteers from Longwood Baptist Church and refreshments will be served. The VBS will be June 25-29, 9a.m. to noon, for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Closing cornmencement will be Friday, June 29 at 7:30 p.m., according to StafFD1rector June McFadden. Father-Son Breakfast WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes - . .. .. WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff VBS Registration . •' ' :'. It, t; Rev, Harold De Boo, Minister of the Rolling hills Cornfliunity Church In Zellwood, and a Longwood resident, will as a panel member on a series of TV programs entitled •1Mi Issues." The program will be aired Sunday, over Q*amsel 9 at 1 p.m. Dr. Earl Scarbeary, Director of Christian Service Center, as the moderator for the series. The first of the series is esditled "Morality Today." Pastor Dc Moo Is joined by Betty Duda, a laywoman of the Lutheran Church in Oviedo, and Dr. Stephen Levenson of the University of Central Florida. Rev. Br et te Sanford is the Divinity degree Duke new associate minister at First University In Durham, N.C. United Methodist Church of While there he served as Sanford. lie and his wife, Jean, associate at two United will be welcomed with a Methodist churches and reception on Sunday in chaplain at Duke Medical Fellowship hull at 12:15 p.m. Center. The United Methodist Women Jean Sanford grew up in are In charge of the reception. Florida and graduated from A native of Largo, Rev. Florida State University with a Sanford was a high school degree in advertising. They exchange student to Bogota, both graduated Phi Beta Columbia. He received a degree Kappa. For two sununers they from Florida State University worked at Walt Disney World with a double major in where they met. This is the.first and religion. He appointment for Rev. Sanford received his ministerial since completing his training and Master of ministerial training. , . 14 - .. 1 - 1 ' . . I ... ~- P .- By REV. FRED IL GARDNER Grace United Me thodist Church The story of the Prodigal Father. A certain man had two sons; and the younger of them said to Ws father, "Father, give me the port ion of your time, your attention, and companionship, On.1 u,u ,,g.i,ncnl _hl 11 vim,,1,1 Ian ,%456041. U.."' mine, conumlittee and president of the club and sent him to Congress, and he wo uld fain have sat isfi ed hlzmiself witti the husks that other men did eat, and no gave to him any real friendship, But when he came to himself, he said, "How many men of Ifl And he di vided his living in that he paid the boys' bills and sent him to a select preparatory school, and to college, maid provided all his desires and tried to believe that he was doing his full duty by the boy. acquaintance have boys whom And not many days after, the they understand and who unfather gathered all his interests derstand them, who talk about and aspirations and ammibitions their boys and associate with and took his journey into a far their boys and seem perfectly country, into a line of stocks happy in the comradeship of and bonds and securities and their sons, and I perish here other things which do not in. with a hungry heart? i will terest the boy; and there he arise and go to my son and will wasted his precious opportunity say to him, "Son, I have sinned of being a father to his son. against Heaven, and you; I am no more worthy to be ca lled .. i,.. A spent • .h the And when your father; Make me as one of very best of his life, and had gained money but had failed to iS And he arose and came to his find saizsas.1Ofl, uzere arOsea son, irUs WizuC uv was afar ins, might y swnuiewzusiui, an.1 d he began to be in want of his son saw him coming and sympathy and real corn- Instead of running and falling on his neck, he drew back and panlonship. And he went and joined was ill at ease, And the father said to him, himself to one of the clubs of that country and they elected "Son, I have sinned against him chainnan the house Heaven, and (W I am no more ,i,,, .. r , of - - - -.. -. .- - . - S .% 14 .. - ,. \!1NY 4 vibs 7-r''se T 1'Photoi, Herald ., by Tom Vincent Sett and l'atsy Harris wi th Beth (left) Amy and .lo-Jo the Wonder Dog. By 1)01(15 I)lI';I RICH Sanford, graduated from he said, Seminole Hi gh School in 1970, iIt'rald Staff Writer Rev. Harris' new church has Rev. Scott Harris, associate received a degree from mam of 270. "This is pastor of the First United University of South Florida and quite a switch," he said, "and Methodist (.'liurt'h of Sanford, graduated from Emory there are some reservations. bid laresoehl by the University Candler School of This is a retirement conicongregation .Indd friends Theology, Atlanta, in 1977. inuiiity, amid I have been told the Sunday nflight at adarner and As the associate to Rev. Leo m edian age of the congregation prograiml. King for two years, Harris has is 8. The pur pose of the con"Scott and Patsy - A Night been instrumental in feretice sending a younger man to ous a take-off rejuvenating the' MYI" to this church is to encourage on the lilinisict's life portraye portrayedProgram (or teen-agers, young adults near Riverview to In satire by several church starting the Pairs and Spares create a iuiig umlage in the nieiiibt.'is. Sunday School class with his white haired congregation. One of the highlights of the wife, and involving area singers The minister, his wife Patsy, productioti, which was under in ttie youth chorus, Joy a talented vocalist, and the direction of 1,4irry Blair, Unlimited. daughters, Amy, 5, and Beth, 2, the presentation of a love are getting settled in their new 'l'he youthful minister's new offering by Marion Rethwill home. appoiritmnemit is Riverview fromthe uongl'egation, fro 'File lillale to the program was United Methodist Church, Rev. Harris said lie Blair, Ill a serious moment, Ormond Beach. ''It's hard to thoroughly enjoyed all the telling the Impact the yuug leave family and friends I grew luxury and spoiling fromthe minister had made on his life. up with - and new friends. I Sanford people. ''The people in "Scott has helped nieto become have always worked under Sanford are lovely - lovely a better person. lie has taught someone and I am really ex- people. It has beemi a pleasure Inc the imicatung of love," he cited about the Ixssibilities of and honor to serve them." And being Iii)' own man and Leo King -- lie's the finest said. 'flit.' SOIl of Mr. and Mrs. fulfilling the responsibilities as wruil anywhere," Rev. Harris "Tt,oer Harris, Scott was txwri ol senior or lone said. was BRETTE SANFORD Story Of The Prodigal Dad ,.,. . -IV , ,v A~;1'111!1~~ , Harris FamilyI.. Bid Farewell Sanfords Welcom ed • Moral Issues Panel ~kjj X ... Swnt innovative media are reporter, and are being viewed will also have a section for being employed by the First with great interest by adults adults. This group will meet Baptist Church, Sanford, as and children alike. Monday through Friday Ironi 10 they look forward to Vacation 'l'he Vacation Bible School in a.m. to noon in the church's Bible School. These include a First Baptist Church will be in Chapel. A study unit "how full-length mirror, which session Monday through Jesus Dealt with People" will proclaims "We Need YOU in Friday, June 18-22, from 9 a.m. be followed, and the study VBS"; a "Cookies for VBS" to noon daily, for children in leader will be Mrs. Lois Weiss. ages Preschool Three-Year A staff of 45 workers headed box, in which workers hope to through Grade Six. The by Chris Ritchey, the church's find 2,500 cookies, and a video church's bus will run daily to minister to youth, will be tape player, which airs 30 provide transportation for leading the school. It will COC minutes of program, produced children needing it, and at- to a climax Friday. 730 in a by young adults and tendance at the school is not Paren& Night Prog ram, when members In the local church. dependent upon membership in the children show what they The spots vary from puppets, the local congregation, have learned during the busy to stand-up comedy; to roving The Vacation Bible School week of activity, from .. Ma,tingat7th-dayAdveatIstClwrcI' onMessReod,Wlntsr$prffigs Rev. Jim Baggett from Jacksonville will conduct a revival meeting starting June 17 and continuing through the 20th at Deltona Trinity Assembly of God. There will be daily Bible former pastor of Auburndale Assembly of God. WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL C. Edward Davis Revival Meeting studies at 10 a.m. and services at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Baggett is I :IIS.M. Io:oIs.m\I NursiryPrevidod -. 1; ,:" Pastor Worship Service thapiikz , 'ie Coax Cztsat Trainii, School in Phoenix, Aria., will be guest speaker Sunday at the 10 a.m. service of Rolling Hills Community Church, which meets In the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Apopka (behind the Sttr1g Pancake House.) Chaplain Lucius has ministered to the American Indian for most of his ministry and, will share something of that unique ministry. : .t :... PUBLIX MARKETS and .Employes KNIGHT'S SHOESTORE Downtown Sanford ZayrePlaza323.3900 Don Knight IS, Staff ____________________________ -- Indian Ministry 4. ' BIBLE BOOK CENTER - Sanford Christian Church, 137 W. Airport Boulevard, will hold a Vacation Bible School, J un e 25-29, from 9-11:30 a.m. for children n ursery through senior high. .. Morning Worship and Nursery Sunday School TV-A Tool For Church . Vacation Bible School .:" Pastor L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida give their personal testimonies and present slides of the Bible Institute and outreach. '; , 4 convention's largest. Criswell, as a past convention president, broke with tradition to endorse the candidate. Immediately prior to the election, outgoing convention president Rev. Jimmy Allen of San Antonio issued a farewell plea for church unity. Allen urged delegates to reject as unnecessary the drive for doctrinal purity, which he said threatened Bold Mission Thrust, a plan to spread the Southern Baptist gospel worldwide by 2000. "As I perceive it, we are being pressed by good and sincere people right now to alter our agenda from Bold Mission Thrust," Allen said. "We must resist that temptation." The doctrinal ourists also introduced a resolution urging the convention to elect officers who "stand without apology on the infallible and inerrant word of God." Dorothy Walker, promotions secretary, watches video tape theme, accompanied by recorded orchestrations.Members will its COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 17.024 Lake Mary Blvd. Dr. Marshall C.Deftdy Ps$ Morning Worship Youth Group Wed. Choir Practice Sunday School 0:450 m. Morning Worship 11:01a.m. MYF 3M 14th Sun. 7:01p.m. Eve. Worship 1st *3rd Sun 7:31p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes :'-. d Herald photo by Tom Netsel • ..*. , .,. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff .. ..' . ,.,... 7:30p.m. ., , : ;. Presbyterian I As part of a one-month tour, the 10-member New Tri bes IJIble'nstitute Ensemble from Waukesha, Wis., will sing and sl'are'on Monday at 7p.m. at Sanford Bible Ch urch at 2460 S. Sanford Ave. The vocal program will feat ure a missionary . 7:30p.m. THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary .' Rev. A.F. Stevens Minister Sunday Church School 0:45cm. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TVCkOf Drive, lvnlarid Estates ______ _________ . ________ .YOVnI,pfe Thursday Evening hlbiOltudy Baylor University in Waco, Texas, was elected first vice president of the 122nd convention. McCall was one of the losers in the election for president. As president of the conven tion, Rogers would oversee the church's common works, ineluding its colleges, but would have little say in teachings among individual congregations. At the core of Southern Baptist teaching is the principle of local autonomy among member congregations, Rogers was elected by 6,100 votes from among the conven tion's 18,000 delegates, while McCall drew 2,905 votes in defeating T.A. Patterson, retired executive secretary of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, who received 2,431. The convention opened with an endorsement for Rogers by the Rev. W.A. Criswell, pastor of the 20,000-member First Baptist Church of Dallas, the New Tribes Ensemble '.' FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD llffi St. and Magnolia AV, ' Ronald RolMisrdt Minisig,Morning Worship l*:00a.m. Evening Worship ?:01I P.m. Tuesday Evening ' Nvrwy Provided for all Services . Pastors of various churches are Joining in two weeks of special services at West Sanford Free Will Holiness Church in celebration of the church's 47th anniversary. The services held nightly at 8 p.m. began June 11 and continue through June 23 climaxed by the Anniversary celebration on June 24. A Musical Extravaganza with several groups and choirs participating will be held at the Saturday, J un e 23, service. ' Church School Morning Worship Nereiry 1:30p.m. Sharing grow" was Church Anniversary FIRST PENTECOSTAL .. CHURCH OF LONOWOOD .. Ill Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant Longwood' Sunday School to: 00a.m. Morning Worship 11: 00 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30p.m. .' Wed. Bible Study 7:30p.m. Conquerors Meeting Sunday 4:30 p.m. . . PMneZ2l.2412 ' 6:47-71 * ,..., Morning WorshIp GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. & Woodland Dr. Nov. Fred R.Ocrdner Pastor Churcn$dsool 0:30cm. Sinotiff and Siserinip Ifill4a.m. Worshiplaryico 11:01a.m. Youth Meeting 4:70 p.m. Tuesday Bible Study and Prayer 10:01a.m. Saturday John .. .. ; Methodist . Pentecostal FIRST PRISIYTE*IAN CHURCH O.kAve.&3rdSt. Rev. VIngli i. Bryant. pastor ." Rev. Daniel consia, Assec. Pastor St. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH SR. 4341 Red Bug Rd. OviIds(Slavial Nov. John J. Kucharik Pastor Sunday School 0:41a,m. Wership Services 1:30A 11;008.m. We maintain a Christian School Kindergarten through Eihth g Grade Luke 1:118.m. I 11 of &^. 4:10p.m. tvsngeiisticlerv. Ctwrch School 0:00c m. Nvrs.ry Provided . 12:13-40 Wednesday Luke 15:11-32 We've heard so much about the effects of insecurity on the fife of a child Thursday it seems urgent to find a picture of security. . . that elusive Ideal that parents Luke want to provide but can never be sure they have. 18:15-30 Notice the importance of the light in our picture. it doesn't really come Friday Faster Family Night Service Y.P.I.Wsd. 000b SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 7017 Orlando Dr. 17.02 (Lutheran Church In America) Rev. Ralph I. Luman Pastor Worship 10:00a.m. , CHURCH OF GOD 003W. mod Street Morninfil worship . - Church Of God *ev.D.K.GvfllOr hi.sy5cheei Rector 1:00a.m. 14:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:00a.m. Evangelical . Peoples Choir, St. Matthew Young People Choir, New Mt. Calvary Choir No. 2, St. James AME Choir and guest soloist. Marva Y. Hawkins is chairman of the event and Mrs. Ruthia Hester is Westside president. chairman . FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 10075. SanlordAv,. Rev, Hugh W. Pain Minister Sunday School 0:41cm. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wed. Service 7:30p.m. Shepherd Choir, New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Young Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church, Orange Avenue, will celebrate its 91st church anniversary, Sunday at 3 p.m. Th e MacDill Air Force Base Gospel Choir will present a musical program. Willie K ing is and Rev. J. L Brooks is pastor. 10:01a.m. Youth our • Evangelist Service 1: 00 p.m. MidWeek ServicetWed.) 1:40P M' Nursery Provided lit all Services . - Christian Pas 0:45a.m. Mweo'sp Episcopal ., HOUSTON IJPI) - The Southern Baptist Convention has elected a leading preacher of strict biblical interpretation to preside over the administration of 13.5 million Baptists, and placed at his right hand the moderate president of a leading church university, The Rev. Adrian Rogers, the 48-year-old pastor of the 10,000member First Baptist Church in Memphis, Tuesday drew 51 percent of the vote in a field of six camli(lates. Rogers regarded as a leader in a move to restore biblical inerrancy" - a literal ink pretation of scriptural lesSons -- against concern the denomination had drifted from a commitment to biblical lIteralin, particularly in its educational institutions, Rogers' election was regarded as i victory for the conservative wing of the church, but later in the day a moderate, Abner McCall, president of A Community Singa-Rama will be held Sunday, at the Westside Improvement Association Community Center on West 13th St. at 8 p.m. to benefit the Community Building Fund. Guest groups Include The Singing Kings of Joy, Rescue MacDill Choir To Sing 2311 Sinford Ave. SpenhoredbyORCM Joe johnee" Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed. '. P110i CHURCH OPThINAZA*ENE Sunday School __• LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION I24Lakev.ew,LakeMary Rev Jim " ughens Pastor 0.45cm. Sunday School • 11:00am Worship service Evening Worship 730pm. Wed Pray.rServ. 7:30p.m. Nurser y Provided Nazarene ism J. Hlnten OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 101 l West First Street S E Stanton Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Service 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7:30p.m. Wednesday ServIce 7:30 p.m Old Trutht for a New Day 11:00a.m. ... Heads So. Baptists Benefits Westside Center :- t:3ia.,i. MornigWorsltip Traditional Latin Mass Sun. 12:31 Rosary Walk in the Park followed by Bonedicfton Wed at 7:00p.m. Confession before Mass or by Priest, Father DismasMil, 322.0477 Inerrancy Advocate 10:30.11 am. . IftIlMagnoila FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue. Sanford Or Jay T. Cosmalo Pastor Morning Worship 0:30 am. Sunday School : 4 SJtn. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Church Training 4:15p.m. Evening Worship 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer Service 431pm ,. NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City now. N.H. Burke Jr. Pallor. 0:30 am. Sunday School Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. . Evening Worship 4:00p.m. . , Yves. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30p.m. Tun. Official Board Meet 1:00p.m., '. Poster Fellowship OURLADYQUIEN PEACE' Orthodox Catholic Church holding services in The Peace Chapel of Holy Cross Episcopal Church 6.30 7:30pm. 7:30 p M. rg: Community Sin g-a-Rama l:00p.m 3rd Sunday 2401 S. Park Ave. 040 am. 'Or 4S m. Brief ly Sunday, June 17, 1979 -SR 4:30 sm Family Night Supper 377.4004 Rev.IdmsiodLWeber Sunday School .,!- 5:00pm. UMYF Men's Prayer Breakiast Ind 14th Thursday CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH that lights yourchild's face / Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Congregational . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH HS Oak Ave , Sanford Fr. William Ennis Pastor Fr. Peter MitthiII Ant. Pastor Sal. Vigil Mats 700p.m. Sun Mass Sam., 10:308 13 noon Confessions, Sat 454 47 p m RELIGION FIRST UNITED . METHODIST CHURCH 410 Park Ave. Pastor - F Kine Pastor V Scott Harris 0:30 111a.m. Morning Worship V~i_&_- ~ Baptist COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary *1\f.* r Catholic Sunday School Pr e aching &Worshiping COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.02 at Piney Ridge Rd. Castelb.rry Paster Rev. Arthur Padgett Assoc. Pastor Rev. Walter Peid 9:10&1Ia.m Morning Worship 0:3%Illa.m Church School Services with classes for all ages Fellowship Colts between services 0:30 UMY• 7:00 p. Evinili Worship . Wed Bible Study I Prayer Serv. l:)0p.m First Wednesday Fellowship 4:30 p.m Supper wo rt hy to be ca lled your father. Forgive me now and let me be your friend." But the son said, "Not so, I w'islifl wèè'i'iuie, but it L too late. Th ere was a time when I wanted to know things, when I wanted companionship and counsel, but you were too busy; I got the infonnation, and I got the companionship, but got the wrong kind; and now, I am wreck ed in my soul and body also, and there is nothing you can do for me. It is too late, too late, too late." Don't let Father's Day pass without some serious thought about priorities and responsibilities even though on thus day we receive lots of attention. 6:4 says, Ephesians "Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring the m up in the training and Instruction of the Lord." (NIV). Fr - .'"i" 3. ' 'L I '' . :5j4 I , ,,' 't ., a.' II.IP - - -i W.' ...... ''. '. .'-.. i. .io' . .. 1. .. . - , . I. '" ... .'.. • - • ' . . ... --y. / I /1 '• 't I Film On Epilepsy ...es r .0 Go", "Miles i . tLrnini.fn Hearld dramatic special produced by Lutheran Television as one of ek u progI'amsuusso r e" ...i aired w i.,. i .,es, will Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on Channel 9, Starring Dan Shor and Deborab Winters of NBC's Studs Lonlgan mini-series, it is a sensitive look at epilepsy and the prejudices that surround it. , ' /0' . I ) Photo FAREWELL rn nrirr' r'js niuj itt by Jane Caneth.r,- Community United Methodist Church of ('asseiberrv roasted and toasted departing lt er R eid ' his wife . Margie and Associa t e P P ast or Wa aer son, Brein, Sunday night at a farewell teic in fellowship hail. Lillian Balmer gets In parting word as she presents a painting on behalf of the church. Lay Leader Don MacLeod presented the love of. fering. Reid is now pastor of St. Paul UMC in Orlando. -' �61B—Evrnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BIONDIE SAW SIDNEY TODAY NEY ' _ WHO D Sunday, June 17, i979 is HE ..D — '"' .:) TA 0 Q!,L ) I . 41 Sodium Answer to Previous Puzzle ___ chloride (abbr.) 1 Have to do JAILrIIAI A1 IVEORLON 42 Singer Martin iRONED S (DA with 45 Forgiveness 5 Specialty UI T 49Arab restaurant LAD MAR ( 52 Blaze 9 Undermine SAY W ITHE J R ______ 12 Enjoy a meal 53 Southern ECHE ACROSS 'V — YOU (~f ) \~_ ___~__ 11 1~ _ ChIC Young by II T ) % . ~ It ( f", 54 Min 14 Actress 'U1T_ENS_ILESTJEfR1 -! COUfl Farrow SUIN _SUB _OLE 15 Actress Baxter 55 Animal waste i_s _io_v_WAJ chemical STUDIO 16 Feudal !1c1T 56Summertime LEARN SARAN weapon (abt') E _D_N_A P _E _R_£ 18 Pined 57 Fear (Fr.) 20 Grows old 19 Hockey 35 Actor Dailey 58 Residue 21 Christian league (abbr) 36 Mcurnful symbol 22 Seashore DOWN 38 Baseball team 22 Vesicle feature number 24 Non. 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Although you may be a slow LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If starter today, you have what it takes to be a strong finisher — there's an important decision you've teen reticent to make, especially if the stakes begin to this is a good day to study and appeal to you. The public apparently is to get no break whatsoever. 'c' The airwaves are supposed to belong to the people and there is ,'? *thing in the Constitution of the United States guaranteeing - anyone freedom to advertise. ' 'A really ironic ending to the story could come If the Justice Department were to win its case against the self-policing efforts of the industry and television stations were to expand the amount of commercial time. 8:30 (A) 0 MOWGU'S BROTHERS Then the FCC could step in and discover the need for governInent regulation of commercial time. A young African boy who was abandoned in the jungle is res. H1LP (J5EFUL - 952 ____________ _________ ___________ e . ~ WEST K 0 finesse. 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I ________ _______ ______ ______ Ot.D VAN&ySCgç,T, ," -a 1 A . _________ ' - 'l' .t I -, "' ',, -: 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (2)(12) NBC MOVIE "What's (12) NBC RELIGIOUS SPECIAL Dr. Philip A. Potter, the general secretary of the World Council is interviewed by Richard Hunt. offbeat Individuals attending a convention are caught up In a comedy of errors when their ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Recycling, Marriage with two other Identical suit- Counseling, Furniture Buying" Snyder said EDFLORIDA REPORT 0 ABC NEWS SPECIAL 1:00 z RACERS CONSUMER BUYLINE REPORT Frank Reynolds and Peter Jennings report on Presi- 0 MORAL ISSUES "Morallty" MOVIE "Tore! Torat Toral" (C) (1970) Martin Balsam, Joseph Cotten. In (2) a 00 (12) NEWS December 1941, Japanese ED MONTY PYTHON'S FLY. ING CIRCUS forces ready themselves to mount a massive air assault on Pearl Harbor. (3 Hrs.) 1:30 v,v' ' #AgI U A ' __ ____ _________ ________________ ____ __________ __________ . --. . ___ ___ ___ and _______ -2 __________________________________ __________ _1a_'$_ILt_ ' - programs, And "Prime Time Sunday _________________________ '1 3:00 7:30 30 4O FUNNIEST COMEDY OF YEAR ED HODGEPODGE LODGE III A 0 FAMILY FEUD €DMISTERROGERS(R) pETERFALKALANARiCIN "s' I7VS 322 2's 12:00 SOc EARLY BIRD (2) PASSWORD PLUS ( 4) THE YOUNG AND THE 7.4$.$ ipm 0 0 n NEWS 12:30 1'30 (2)NEWS (4) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW U RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 10:21 CHINO _______________________ _____________________ _______________________ _________________ ____________ _____________________________ • MORNING ___ 5'30 a SUMMER SEMESTER 1 _________________________________________________ ) 0 _C I The first two nights are yours. Welcome The third night is on us. - i)argain this summer, AIRI t'iod III) worr ing .iht,ul ga to get home. ted to We're dow by. ,md we h,iie,i I day 12 night Sunonit.'r Iloliday I',i( Lig&' that's the best v,l&,itmm in 0 MILES TO GO A young buy in Florida. Florida Owned Not only is the rate super, but !O1i get .0third moight F$o.lda Mw•g.d free on all our ffAI' pat Loges ,itool ,i long list of r'stras: ---------------........ A call from you will bring a Prompt visit from our 'epresentative. She has bro- seizure. RATES PER PERSON (3 DAYS/i NIGHTS) I))LJHI,E 10 help with your shop. "Stsgflation And Investment" SINGLE ping needs, cards of In. troduction from local metchants. Guest: Gary Wenglowilil, partnet and director of economic research, Goldman, Sachs Co. . (A) S 77 00 102 (30) (:IIILI)REN IJNI)[R 12 SHARING WITH PARENTS EXTRA NIGHT (IX )UHt Ii 32( 30) 38 SO Seiford O'Brien Package Includes: 2:00 LoleWInn-fl27S2 Kiley. A body and a " will PLAZAII 11:00 () 2) HIGH ROLLERS (A') 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) Dan Dailey, James Gregory. An underwater demolition export continues his work with the aqualung after World War 11 to prove its value in peacetime activities. winng new msldantt man who has everything going for him finds his whole world turned upside-down when he experiences an epileptic MUSIC CITY ions suites 2 (iOUbk' beds, sitting area. NEWS ' Deluxeaccommoxiat AWARDS Hosted by Lynn Anderson, Larry Gatlin and the Statler Brothers, this special will present awards chosen by the readershIp of one of court. trYmU$IC'$ oldest publicatlons. (I) MOVIE "City Beneath The _____________________________ Co.erdlnator • Unlimited tennis on)) eourls,fllighk'd. • 4 hours use of bicycle, tricycle, pedalhoat, sunfish or puffer SJiIlX)Jt. Third night free. V Conw arid enjoy our swimming jx)ols, golf, tennis, CT aCCOmflRXiat ions and coudeus staff. lion from an approaching comet.(2Hrs.) 0 MOVIE "Don't Push, I'll ( 969) Enso Cherusico, Sue Lyon. An Italian POW somehow gets he drafted into t witlo • 2 breakfasts and 2 dinners. 'Unlimitt.d golIon 45 ch.ompionsfophok's. Wbgn*f. Stuaitill Whitman. In 2053, an underwater colony named Pf I destc- AFTER HOURS _ jn SOdh SsaoIs Laura S.he-33-1s4s Sea" (C) (1970) Robort MORNiNG - rz ________ ,- -: 'EZ- P - - ______ arcane practices- be one of the few shows on - to concentrate on putting which could add to the audience _______ ' __________ similar ____ __ ___ _ 645 All wrapped up in one super "third-night-tree" package. (Also available on gall, tennis, honeymoon packages.) for reservations, call your travel agent, sour nearest For ___ Office or Sandpiper Bay at (305) 334-44(X). United States together a weekly prime time appeal. "Brahms' Lied., Recital" 700 MSUO-sOpranO Christa Ludwig is accompanied by Leonard If ________ ED (.2)2'scOup1v4y Home Office 25 ' -Re said Instead he just wants tvlJiOfl that Li Out a ripest, • QTOP945fi CLOSEUP _______________________________ __________________ ______________________________ __________________ - 'fa&,a",'.. proven 10:55 Army. _____ ______ _______ _____ ____ 4'.,dp4_ two 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Underwater Warrior" (1958) 0 THE UTILE RASCALS (I) A SETTER WAY 0' lout slings and hammocks and NBC has kept itüt.ches,aUreferencestoway5 for broadcasting a news OTHISISTHEUFE I,,, Id- which strong shows lead magazine show, despite the 6:30 ,aufllences to watching the demise of "Weekend." As )C$U :hews that follow, the trick" of Snyder pointed out, It gives the U LIVING WORD USA. )ndwIthlng a newcomer be- staff a chance to esperünent. • teen ______ SHOW the signing of the Salt II accord nMce — of ,—atong opposition. There's no won'tcountonhotSundaynlght fraay place and thislsas good as news,however — ftisknownln the trade as a slow news niM. flY other." Opening the show In June j".Crydal said he was glassyyed from listening to Offers NBC several a&antiligec roamznIng experts talking As Crystal pointed out, It means "OOODOUY" 0 CBS NEW S 12:15 0 THE JACKIE GLEA SON TMFloricIa's own gm.tlng (2) AMERICAN LIFESTYLE "Benjamin Franklin" Mins.) A Tribute To Tfl• Orusieti I )on' t dr i e to the (.'rO(ls (lit lOt' t,i rt Ii to 1113(1 .0 ,lo ,itu in REVIEW (R) Guest: Delbert McClinton. (RI ( 1972) from Detroit to Los Angeles in cases with valuable contents. together visit the island. (A) (ED father of live moves his family 904.734-6031 11-() ., - - - . -- - . - - - - - . 741 Action Stir & Oscar Winner .. (12) NBC LATE MOVIE "Love Is Not Enough" (1978) Bernie Casey, Stu Gilliam. A widowed (1) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY When an elderly aunt dies alone and unloved, Edith is the Only one who comes to pay final respects. (A) 1-00 SHOP ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (Fl) The Drillers, Ronnie Lane, Siik, Melanie 2 IS L_!LAZA) 4 Q 940 HISLASIPICIURE (A) LOVE OF LIFE (1968) John Giolgud, Vanessa 11:45 0 JUKEBOX Guests suitcases become mixed up 12:30 (2) (12) MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS ____ with" several bizarre murders......11:30 (12) AFTER HOURS (2) a2 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Up. Doc?" (1972) Barbra Streisand, Ryan O'Neal. Two young woman (Carol Lynley) who wants to be reunited with a former love and two vaudevilhans (Phil Silvers, Phil Harris) trying to put their act back ([1LAZATWiN)i" H t 1791 322 ISO, 0 WHEWI 8:00 0 SPECTRUM ______ 9:55 Charge Of The Light Brigade burglaries, Koichak turns up evidence which links the crimes ness. return of a slave he had nearly beaten to death. 5:30 NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 12) BEWITCHED CD OVER EASY 10:30 ()(12)A1LSTARSECRE1'S the British involvement in the Crimean War is dramatized a THE NIGHT STALKER While investigating a string of (A) 010 MINUTES 0 THE MAN WHO LOVED BEARS Henry Fonda narrates this truestoryofayoungnatur. alist and the orphaned grizzly active belt. (2 Hrs.) ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 8:30 ED STUDIO SEE (Fl) sons classic poem recounting ' was taken to court to block _________ __ son, (A) -' FRIENDS 0THE ODD COUPLE (T) lfl) TODAY U GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) 9:00 DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS MOVIE 1j) DINAHI Redgravo Alfred, Lord lenny. baby and soon learns he is no match for his peace-wrecking turns to social work to bury her from high school and start new 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) () CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (fl) ) NBC LATE MOVIE The 7:00 An experimental submarine "Anyplace we might go on the with a Sunday breaking story of framed police officer in a web schedule, we would meet very the DC1O magnitude. The show of deception. by Craig WORLD OF DISNEY "Goofy's Salute To Father" Goofy trades his carefree bachelorhood for a wife and Property" In the Somerset LIVE Host: Kate Jackson. trade for his show, and he relished ____ H'1.L..JEVgR _____________ night," CHURCH ED aul: PASA. U,8,&? "TV Interview" After Joe insults his family In a TV interview, the Jon purchase a farm, Fleur MOVIE "Man On The Move" Edmond Richard idea of what his show could do witness disappear, catching a Sunday swim upstream to spawn. Wa!ter Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine. Turkish museum. (2 Hrs. 20 offer grownup 0 THE LAW AND YOU BAPTIST 0 (12) FIRST 5:00 2 CAROL BURNETT AND 10:00 11:15 Of The Salmon" Salmon Man's 11:30 8:25 (DTODAYINFLORlDA (A) CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 11:30 SLAVERY "One 1100 8:00 G CBS NEWS 0 30 MINUTES 0 NEWS 2) WILD KINGDOM "Return instinctively and courageously 4:30 L4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0MERV GRIFFIN tl) GUNSMOKE (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY 6:30 (I2)NBCNEWS NY 0 WORLD OF THE SEA ) MAKE ME LAUGH CD SESAME STREET (R) 7:30 (1) 01) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED SECOND CITY TV "Portrait Of Fleur" Anne and John Patrick works as a scab motorman and Sarah Lathrop covers the violent strike as a photographer. (A) 0 BEWITCHED ( A) UPBEAT Bottom Of The Sea" (C) (1961) le 4 .°'t1ie 7-8 p.m., Eastern time gotohardnewsuptoahalfhour "eriod on Sunday that is before air time. "It opens the window to live 'çeserved for children's or NBC 6:00 ED THE FIGHT AGAINST millan Schell. A valuable jewel- and EVENING ED THE FORSYTE SAGA adventures in life. (1 Hr. 45 :Mlaras I'm concerned," NBC ecuted in advance. Prime Mm,) President Lester Crystal Time Sunday" will also offer U MOVIE "Topkapl" (C) :$ about the scheduling. He three pre-packaged segments, (1964) Mama Mercouri, Maxi- ABC 5:30 @JMOVIE "Voyage To The W* referring to the slot In but the show will add live 0 MOSES - THE LA WGIVER Burt Lancaster portrays Moses ifl this epic account of the birth of the Jewish people, as based on the Biblical Book of Exodus (Part I of 6) (A) ED UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "On Trial" A new housemaid has drastic effects on the fami. ly and servants (ED F-TROOP (A THE GONG SHOW () NEW S (A) CONSUMER BUYLINE 5:00 pin.(R) Basic to "60 MInutes" is the HOU56f. Three boys graduate :idght is the only protected time three-segment approach, ex- the following day survive in the Colorado s.'i!dnr. :thmber of the CBS "60 the Wallace (father), Rather, 0 MOVIE "Class Of '44" (C) (1973) Gary Grimes, Jerry Safer and Reasoner lineup. Minutes" triumvirate. '"Seven to eight on Sunday where the treaty will be signed ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) EMERGENCY ONEI ) NEWS 11:00 (iJ (A 0 (12) NEWS 12:00 OF FAMILIES "The Great Trolley Battle" Stephen schedule really is the prime would be different in format time to schedule a news from "60 Minutes." Tom Snyder told a news magazine show. - That's what NBC will do, conference that it was hard to startingJune24, when the aptly be specific — in fact, that named Prime Tune Sunday perhaps the only way 10 find out goes on the air 10-11 p.m., was to tune in and watch, But a few differences are Eastern time, with Tom Snyder ieading a band that includes obvious. One ib a simple matter risk-taking and venture capital 3:30 ,A) a M-A-S-H (R) 4:00 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA We Support The SALT Treaty?" AFTERNOON OD MAT 0 FRIDAY MORNING Education And Funeral Planning" Three organizations 11:30 @) 0 FACE ThE NATION ED BIG BLUE MARBLE kidnapped and replaced with his con-artist twin brother. (R) ji,,ght Salt II treaty from Vienna. ED FIRING LINE "Real Music" Guest: Rosalyn Turock 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED FRENCH CHEF 700 L2) TODAY €1) THE LONG SEARCH life ot the Pens family." (A) 10:00 (2) (12) SUPERTRAIN A presidential Candidate (Roy Thlnnes) travelling aboard Supertraln is ".publlc affairs programming. television news coverage on .. IIIIIIIIIIIII Ai4.ARG K history .and ramifications of the Reward" The critical role of in the success of the United States is illustrated. ED V.I. PEOPLE HI. NEIGHBOR 10:30 (A) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE their plan to steal a fortune iii 1.I "I romance while her husband is Classic from Martinsville. Va. ED ECONOMICALLY SPEAK. ING "Entrepreneur: Risk And 2:30 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) (A) 0 (12) NEWS ED THE ADVOCATES "Should gold from an u'r.orld king. *NBC U zIs HONOR! ______ 'L O a, MONDAY NiGHT MOVIE _____ __________________________________________________________________________________ TUMBLEWEEDS .. V .. ,,91Is ~_V I .N1 * , Jack Perkins and Chris Wal- of personality — the Snyder- -' H16 CUL.TIES PONT ) ( NOW N ' , e 1 4(4N. THEY'LL tx) FTHE L.OoMt LOVE HE CULT RALLY E%PECTS__________-' ;LYrHlNG COMMANP.5' ______ I NGL AD MENQI!b _____ __ PETER 6W.R. A - J. . - .ce, son of Mike Wallace, PerkInWallace (son) team . _________________ UR TO BE BACK WITH A_WARRA!IL II' WAS IEcPRDD ___ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ., ' (5) TODAY IN FLORIDA ,2, I'll ANOTHER WORLD , 4, a GUIDING LIGHT 6:47 (A) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 FOR OUR TIMES "Death reporter offers to make amends by airing "a day in the GLOVE BOAT "Gopher's Opportunity" Bobby Van, 'Elaine Joyce: "Home Sweet Home" Nancy Walker, Abe Vigoda, "The Switch" Ron PalilIo, Melinda Naud.(R) (12)BJ AND THE BEAR BJ goes to a reunion of his Viet- 1. Mail$1 for each to Astro-Graph, behooves you not to lose your i P.O. Box 489, Radio City temper. Station, N. Y. 10019. Be sure to Because you don't tend to yo ur squad sergeant. (R) . "' I • 10:00 (1) qj NBC NEWS SPECIAL John Chancellor reports on the AGRONSKY AND COMPA- officer puts him on a Collision course with the tyrannical _______ to do with money whichAn- _______ A P.G0gIN, 1u1 ,:'...,, company early in the day. Your by Stan L and John RomIa THEFt)LICEARE' .)/ 'j I are very important today, cleverness will show you how to especiallywlthanythlnghaving make a quick exit. SPIDER-MAN byBobThaves ,, SAGI'çl'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You' might find yourself GEMINI (May 21-June 20) involved with some undesirable be lifted by a little quick both of you make strides. IS e. : ' done. any combination of adverse VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) cards. '00 you have a question for Obligations you have to friends, you'll be able to get positive The key card is your club the .experts? Write "Ask the assOciates or even business results with your relationships eight. . Experts," care of this newspa- commitments had better be today. - You cash the ace of clubs per. Individual questions will kept today. No one will apat trick two, ruff a heart, TAURUS (April .20-May 20) answered If accompanied lead that eight of clubs and by stamped, sell-addressed predate reneging or tardiness. Responsibilities could bog you let It ride after West shows envelopes. The most InterestLJBRA tSept. 23-Oct. 23) The down today. If you use Your out. East will return U ing questions will be used in early morning drains Involving head and team up with some spade, but you rise with the this column and will receive an important relationship could body, working in unison will let 'If441$,V'Wb' ace. Then you enter dummy copies of JACOBY MODERN,) ..1. ,~-., -,0 - England; NASCAR Dogwood 11:00 Robert Culp, Dennis Dugan. A rookie policeman's compasSion for a seriously III fellow . promising, but only after you each step well and it'll all get points, a slam is doubtful Unnecessary roadblocks could pennies carefully today you since we have 4-3-3-3 distrl- be put In your path today might find yourself overexWe are only in six today. button and all small spot because of your negative tended. Fortunately, the fun West opens the seven of cards. things that pop up will be free. thlIlklflg. You have trumps. East follows and all INEWSI'AIEIO ENTEKI'IOISE ASSN.) trumps are out. At this point Yourself than others have in ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) there is a safety play to YOU, When you admit that the other % _____ ___ __\ - No, we don't, Even if partner has a maximum 18 y Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 1 out of town. funerals. Q KIDSWORLD co ZOOM (A) 0 CBS MOVIE "The Last Of The Good Guys" (1978) - - of them. This year your everything needs doing at once. prospects lcok extremely Keep your head, organize, do your aid and patch things up. ard notrump opening bid. byStoffvl&H&mdahl UI HERE H I, FOLKS do many things and finish none today that you might feel You have a tendency today to CANCER (June 21-July 22) A overanalyze things, causing tactless remark on your part confusion and making your co uld put a wedge between you work tougher than it really IS. A West Virginia reader and an important alliance. Try to react to your first asks if we Invite a slam in response to partner's stand- Fortunately, a pal will come to thoughts, Opening lead: • 7 - 50 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You hold: • K 43 1110 A 7 6 KQ42 Q52 ___________ //;,k. -1, _______________ W AM HA Pass 6# Pass 40 Pass Pass Pass - THE GAME.' -(______ and a second one on . . ab Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South ________ __________ ______ 'IMgON.' discard on the king of clubs -, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. There could be so much to do HOLLNOOD WRAP PAR. TY This special open-air concart celebrates the release of seven Paramount motion pictures. - Horse Race from Epsom, discuss how they help families plan simple and inexpensive 9:00 t . • well as CAPRICORN (DeC. fl-Jan. would be sure to set up. Once volves friends. Otherwise, hurt each opponent had 'played feelings could result. Find out 19) Diplomacy is called for two clubs no one could have more about youself by sending today when , dealing with West North East South three clubs left in his hand. for your Astro-Graph Letter. domestic situations. It 1• _______ __________ - .1 ______ 10 P0 MY THING jd I -. dummy's fifth club which &/4 TOP-LEVEL PERAI5SION GOOP FOR YOUR SPIRIT' CUTSIPE SOURCES Ji15i4 - You would get one spade AQi91432 . You have a tendency to try to '84 t Ii June18, 19 with a trump and lead the nine of clubs for a ruffing 46-A NORTH LIVES thinking a tender touch. YOUR - titmon. from Dayton, Ohio; Oaks Dana Andrews. A Navy demolilion team attempts to destroy a submarine base on a Japanese.held island in the Pacific. (2 Hrs.) cued and raised by a family of wolves. (R) I'l l . Sidney bIer, Robert Lowery. Charlie's scheme to apprehend a murderer aboard a luxury liner almost backfires. (1 1/2 (B/W)(195 1) Richard Widmark, Juliet, Othello, Woman, Desde.. mona, lago and Hamlet's father's ghost. (Part 2 of 2) . ships, featuring Men's 10:30 (2l MOVIE "The Frogmen" Shakespeare. Hamlet. Romeo, and Leonard try to prevent Victoria from rekindling an old Murder Cruise" (B/Wj (1940) stage. (A) C) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 9:30 A) 0 JUST FRIENDS Susan tics Federation Champion- GARDEN 2:00 '1 THE DOCTORS 93 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED FLOWER SHOW ED SESAME STREET (R) Augustus' daughter Julia (A) ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY 8:45 ED AM. WEA THER Vispanma. who he was forced to divorce so that he could marry 1:30 4 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 6:30 KUTANA o THE LITTLE RASCALS fie meets secretly with of the United States Gymnas. Scotia. sea turtles and Donny and Jimmy Osmond back. Cylons,(R) El) MEETING OF MINDS Steve Allen talks with William Family Affairs Tiberius angers Augustus when ALL MY CHILDREN PANY 6:25 () PORTER WAGONER Mike Asyala; and a 10-round 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 0 EEl JULIA CHILD AND COM- 0 bout featuring Danny Lopez vs. from San Antonio. Texas ballerina, campers in Nova cued by a band of children who decide to ransom him to the Claudius- 6:00 ( EARLY DAY C4) CRACKERBARREL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ijI2 SPORTSWORLD Coverage ED STUDIO SEE Visits a strange planet, Starbuck is res. UOthe federal government to force a place in the television corn,• .''-th erclal marketplace for small advertisers, ____ LIY'R EWkK, UE HOT CAKE J means it must be on behalf of advertisers — an attempt by BRIDGE AT byHowleSchneider - I&*TS THAT rr's Je ci 1 H0Ui cEOr) IXTAiORS 'R6 JG? mo jar- cAJ LEAD HAPPY APJt) ' That 1141 "I. LEE 10'OO 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA After crash-landing on a El) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- Hrs.) CD ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) image. - 't3'Mations. For Monday, June 18, 1979 WIN . I Z; a championship playoff for the Bears depends on his ability to change Lupus' negative sell @.) 0 ALICE Mel learns Alice has been moonlighting as a singing telegram deliverer and ® 0 SPORTS SPECIAL Live ard Davis vs Jose Hernandez, MOVIE "Charlie Chan's ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann panics when she learns exactly how Barbara plans to win her boyfriend back from her more experienced sister (Part 2 of 2) (Fl) Coverage of the 15-round WBC lightweight bout featuring How. 9:30 peeled of being the cause o a highway accident in which 11 people died. (Fl) (I)OBAD NEWS SEARS Coach Buttermaker's dream of ', 'J Since the NAB Code is a selfpollcing attempt by the broadcast .,-P-11ndustry — and voluntary on the part of members — it is logical to 't.ssume the Justice Department suit was not filed on behalf of today, but it's likely you'll be ORAL ROBERTS 0 1:00 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 5:53 (T PTL CLUB 0 0 ABC MOVIE "Harry And Tonto" (1974) Art Carnoy, Ellen Burstyn An old gentleman and his cat take off on an adven. lure-filled cross-country trip grapher-writer team up when she is smuggled into a desert kingdom harem to do a story. (2 Hrs.) Featherweight Championship (1) MISTER ROGERS (R) 8:00 ized in critical condition, is Sus ______ ~i w____ __ CANDID CAMERA (1) THE IMUPPETS Guest: Lesley Ann Warren. 'Would not override network programming with extra corn- INFWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN, / () ARCHIE CAMPBELL @.1 0 SUNDAY MORNING people at ease and make them ARIES (March 21-April 19) 9:00 7:30 inercials. Ustinov Shirley MacLaine. A pilot and ct photo- MOVIE MACHINE U ORAL ROBERTS MANY ."O" So what we are talking about is independent stations and a["14fliate stations during nonnetwork hours. Further, independent IJ'Jltations woulil be limited by competition with network stations if . I[114bey went too far overboard on commercials. Please Come Home' (C) (1965) (1) MARLO AND THE MAGIC El) SOCCER MADE IN GER- (2 t12 CHIPS Sindy. hospital- feel welcome. 4:00 Peter nessee Ernie Ford, Jody Miller. o LAWRENCE WELK 8:30 9:00 @J MOVIE "John Goldfarb, (1) SUNDAY MASS RUNNER HEE HAW Guests: Ten0 JhJ'bontracts between affiliate stations and networks, the stations (July 23-Aug. 22) (Fl) @D OF WOMEN AND MEN 0 (12) REX HUMBARD 0 SHOW NY PEOPLE ED SESAME STREET (R) 7:00 CD THE GONG SHOW (1) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD material desire of yours into or hostess. You know how to put Your chickens are coming You're generally fortunate 41 — 42 43 44 the Freshmen perform some of their most well-known classics 1i VOICE OF VICTORY 0 CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 2) ROOKIES bout government interference aU the way to the bank. As things now stand, the networks are NAB members, and they ilso have their own rules on commercial t im e. According to the 3:00 fD IN CONCERT The Four 8:00 c FLORIDA'S WATCHING TRAFFIC The 1.200-mile .cundasy that divides Texas and Mexico i the scene of countless mcidents of illegal drug smuggling into the S CD BORDER from SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 6:30 2:30 0 U.S. OPEN Live coverage play in this golf tournament the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio. 7:30 AMERICANS "The First Bernstein on piano for a per. formance of Brahms Lioder fromtholeiAv,vMusoum (R) of the 18-hole final round of () A.M.E. HOUR Lady" Rosalynn Carter is profiled. )roadcaSt industry would just make more money, and complain a secret you're playing VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — — 40 byBobMontana SHOuI T Tw PREPARIMG YOURWHAT SELVES FOR 4 I'M OCG PQOFESON -- M. LODGE g j been 6:00 N EWS be lieve network prices ould go down much if the NAB Code were changed. The motive is the happiness of one U 'flON JERRY FALWELL vith year after year, there is no reason to as long as your day you have the knack for PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) making people believe they are Things of a material nature in a better position than they look very promising for you feel they are. Your insights help today. You stand to gain from to inspire them to greater several sources. Keep the door heights. open to all important contacts. 28 129 I30 1 USP..OP iurn what has LEO ________ ________ 38 Wk4___.jL Judging by the sell-out schedules all three networks come up reality, j22123I 34 ______ _________________ _______ LISTEN 20 32 33 ______________________________ i yo ur birthda y. Mail $1 for each plemented today. They'll be Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. N -- —1 I 27 ______ IS THAT ALL TALK ,4BOUTAP4D I 19 _ 'Three's Company," CBS is asking $115,000 for 30 seconds of 'MS-H," and NBC's 'Little House on the Prairie" costs $0000 iccording to Variety, the show business newspaper. SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIEMACHINE VIEWPOINT ON NUTRL. EVENING - 14 'l-N 6 ______ ___ — '__ Is. Learn more about yourself 19) Changes of a material by sending for your new Astro- nature you've been conGraph Letter which begins with templating should be im- __________________________________ TONIGHT'S TV - Be sure to specify birth sign. you love. — 21 _ ____ 10 11 — -_ The prices certainly are high -for the fall 1979-80 season ABC charging a high of $135,000 for 30 seconds of commercial time on it. - is AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER jJune 21-July 22) — — — — —— —Be alert for opportunities to You'll steal the show today if 99 16 17 — 18 7 i ... (__j% _ 9 I 10 LEAVE. B1RTH1( PART1! 6 13 — — — cOI'!T TU 1c& 'fbu woJ only convey the details to others joyment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. and they'll back your pet proje. YOUR BIRTHDAY to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, successf ul — — — — — — __ Your exceptionally keen. June 17. 19 SCORPIO tOct. 24-Nov. 22) Utilize yo ur time and talents trips solely for wisely today. The rewards for short More pleasure are likely this coming productivity are at a premium. year. Along the way, take time The retur ns could be doubled or to join new groups because they tripled. could be enjoyable and SAGITTARIUS tNov. 23-Dec. profitable as well. 21) It will be an extremely good, fun day for you, especially if GEMINI (May 21-June 20) y you move wit hi n th e circle of You have the magic touch toda close pals. Getting out of your where communicating your could dilute your encrowd Ideas is concerned. You need NEW YORK (UPI) What American television needs is more ommercials per broadcast hour. That appearz to be the rationale behind the suit f iled Th ursday ) the Justice Department, charging the National Association of 3roadcasters has been in rest raint of trade by limiting th e imount of commercial time member stations can sell. The NAB -epresents about 70 percent of American television stations. Right now, for instance, NAB members are restricted to selling nly 10 minutes per pr ime hour the rest must be devoted to irogram material. The Justice Department, in a move that tunned network executives, would force the NAB to eliminate rules that restrain the amount or format of television advertising. The Department's reasoning is that limits on the amount of ominercial time artificially drive up the price of commercials. judgment June 17, 1979-7B Sunday,_ (.J S J For Sunday, June 17,1979 utes .~ F r. IOIWILI_ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL t`ice 9 Sues orMore Ads By BERNICE BFDE OSOL _____ state (abbr) I3opereprince I C~j OROSCOPE , I I I op &MD"fj,7p1 ,L Resort at Port St. Lucie, Florida AGerieralDeveloprne'nt ReM)rt - ' �LB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, June 17, 197 PLAY DOUBLE D LLAR BINGO. ' 11,249 TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE $2,002.00 CATEGORY [Amminh., $100.00 CATEGORY $1,001.00 CATEGORY :j $200.00.. CAT!ORY MAOIUNI GRAY FT. MYERS IIAOt FLA. MELVIN I. TAYLOR ST. 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'U LP &hV6IERRL JW QJ 1H 00=f sLOUWT NOWHERE, $R-htAH CAU6#f7 /T c 41, r LOCMS ALWAYS OUR VEhl - P - r PETER— / WHOM i NI BELIEVE ;• I WAS ML6 % 1HAf IHOROMRZ A 66T5 jilt/ for Kids I t,p1 [" r RuaiiP MOMJM diff Of 74" OF Pfiu? . ( 'IW * .39 1$ T TH TOP OP L$vi IAil &JGR &JI4T Df ON P41NGu i i1iCJ4 POO 1 I . .. - ..• 'T1 owe nI. ______ off a • . Dc rn V' hvbi•,al - r F A HOLEY HINTI HELOISE: DEAR My grandmother was recently ln the hospital a received DEAR HELOISE: Turn the bottom half of a. many pretty cards. One of her friends come UP with, s Idea for pretty egg carton upside : splaying them, which I thought was great. Her displaying My grandiot it can now dWfl;CbU. a ng hole Infueach Take an empty fruit juice ut not tolittle cut care "hill' . many get-well them can (the tall M oz. size). Cut display hw., too : the top and bottom out. i)sn cards for all her visitors to der f Makes 9•Si holow runstrandsofyarnverticaiiy see, as well as have a pretty lipstick, mascara, down the conversation plea. r birth. pencil, makeup brush, etc., fo t opt eningsthe op and of the can. Continue going day and Christmas cards, • etc., etc.can choose color to You D..De aroundth.canuntllyouhlve match your room, or Way SHEAR MAGIC the desired amount of strands point It. cov.ringthecan.Tletheloose DEAR HELOISE: M.L.M. Keep marshmallow ends together. Now slip the greeting cards packages in the freezer. THE COOKIE JAR They do not dry out, and DEAR HELOISE: Individually through separate strands of yarn (the cards when you cut them to add to Ever)time you bake a big should be in a standing salads and desserts, your batch of copkles, hide at east position), and' there you have kitchen shears don't get stuck. six cookies by putting them In it — a carousel of cards Mrs- 046n Bigly your freezer. "._.. ____ You will have aI. g variety, ____ ______ asweIt:s: big number, bythe. ___next festive occasion. Mrs. Russet Asbury 'v'vI..THI A I ____ ________ • • •. . . .r I_,!I 41 •.- __________________ DEAR READER: Thlsiswourcolumn If you'd hI sha Ilk question or make a sueW. tion, write me care of this newspaper. Hugs, Holol • - .........1 ..............................• •..' •. • ............-..,..rs%r.%q.%I.% 3 FIRST-AID STATION DEAR HELOISE: My rag doll was starting to tear on her knee. I didn't want to put her In the closet because Insects could crawl In her. My mom and I tried sewing her, but she would lust tear more. Then my mom cams up with the answer. All you have to do Is put a bandage strip on her knee, or wherever it is torn. Andpresto,yourdolliooksasgoOdasfleW. It's great lorlittle kids that playdoctor. 11 • All Ism Now cutel I bet your doll liked It too i Hololso NOW i LAY ME. ..' DEAR HELOISE: Ijust had to write ln and tell you about my bed. I put the shoots onmy bed upside down sOwhen get under the she.ts,l can 5ie the designs 0nthem. Michelle Weaver, Age I What a pretty "mught, and how clever you are for such a we* little girl. Love youl Love, Hololso b.......................1A?t.P.; IR OU 'P , - �-.' ' - If? • I .• S S • 1 r-1 T -. 'V. pip, Aft. - c C r . o,,- . 'a , ' ilk oil ( __ - 41 • - AWORY Mal ov I( AAd 4 (1 f1 At e = ____________ •.. • ________ __ P, YOU IMOSCILE ... * .•.- _ ZAN Ikk , 111,1010 ( Pt 71f ( AM ED(TH, BREAK OUR LEASE?" 64, di f Lv 'PUT OUT THE MAN, DEAR. AND OOME TO BEDI" 0 "I SAY NUTS TO KINDERGARTENI I'M FOR G04NG BACK TO SESAME STREETI" �c , '' UIL -- L A' w lip t. gj Nre IJLi 11 liii au -, WA1AM1Ht Lj *4W Of sReA VP4&11.4T 6fEP4 WHEN '(.4 SE IAIcIILllt) L • • —a a 1 -1 - • S F ri U ____ _-- 'A !iII \"4IIvili II - - - -.--- - - ____ �~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. CAR COLLIDES - ArouadThe Clock .......... 4A Horoscope ................. 4B Bridge .................... 4B Hospital ................... 2* Cemies ....................4.0 Obituaries .................2A crossword ................. 4B OURSELVES ..............LB ....................44% S_ ...................5-7* Dear Abby ................. 10 Television ................. 28 Dr. Lamb . ................ 4B Weather ................... 2* WITH TRAIN - - It's Best Not To Peddle Without Permit I n Lake Mary It's bed not to peddle without a permit in Lake Mary. That's the lesson almost learned last week by a 52-yearold Sanford salesman who said he won't make any more sales calls there without obtaining a solicitor's permit from the city first. 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 - -.- • --------- - --- -- -. .- -- - --- - - -. - - - - - --- -. -- - ------- ---- - - _-.. - - - , - •. � 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 17, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 17, 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 17, 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/310c947ac9a3c98499799e3b5e66f44e.pdf 13f84fb91d1bd2ad800b3fbf2b9ada03 PDF Text Text list Year, No. 235—Monday, May 21,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Sanford Commissioners -.1 unlerWhir 1 ',- loans .. Set Meeting On SMH Move S ..•.-• by Hal Kaufman By GEOFFREY POUNDS *SUM NUMBUI Accsrdle, to an aid spying: "A feecs iests........yoers,a deg lasts..... leeces, a be,.e lasts_degs. OW man lasts_.lssrsss." Th. same sumbsr Is missing Irem all leer blauks. Wkat number? ISJ "-'• JSWflUIU5SS5W *Murky Mathi You can prove one-half of two and two is three. Here's how: One4ialf of Iwo Is om plus two equals three. No? CAN YOU TRUST YOUR BY 1$? There are at least six differ. own In drawing details betweenand bittern panels. New quickly can yes find lIsai deck answers will Ihsss below. Si was 'p J55 ees s Irlllu. vs* e1 I05w W 11.3 JUilli f e .is, 44$ '111111.5w *1 :9939an" VAPIWA &AM ow a" ¼ L - :' P. will "I'll . 4z. , - -MAYORLEE %lOOitE . . . opposes move as will On for "the preferred option" to relocate the hospital outside the city rather than to make extensive renovations at the existing facility on First street. At the chamber meeting Thursday were Farr, Stenstrom and Keith, who made their opposition to a hospital move at that time. public A of discussion the consultants' report was held at a special work session of the hospital board's finance committee May Allan Keen, committee chairman, scheduled to make a formal presentation of his committee's findings at the Tuesday meeting. The meeting scheduled for a.m. at the hospital 14. is is 11:45 "would library. Keen said he Invite anyone interested" to attend the meeting. 14 At the May meeting, Keen said he would favor the setting a date for a public hearing the question of whether relocate or renovate the hospital. The trustees are ex. pected to set the date for that meeting tomorrow. of on to Is "It my understanding that the trustees meet briefly then take a lunch break resume the meeting," said and and Moore "We would like to let them know our position before they get into the discussion whether or not to move," said. on he Sanford Youth Finds Money Bag Wit 6,000,,,G'i6ves ( " FIRST Do&'AT'oa'I' DONATION wit sam, wiw er wiw as, *e iatrs.ii bifterRy luetir ale,. Is, lii fusØy at bsllsm right WVII beyou dsdde. - •. For just a brief time, 17-year- Yvonne Salisbury, Terry's 'tie never hesitated, he just "I set the hag on the hood and caused a serious problem In his old Terry Salisbury had more mother. said we should take it to the went around to unlock the door business operations for two to money than he said hehad ever Mrs. Salisbury said she was police," Mrs. Salisbury said. onmny wife's side, he said. "And three months. seen In one place — close to driving Terry from their home Fifteen minutes after he then I drove off, forgetting the $6,000 in cash and checks, Police said the money was at 461 VihIen Road to Sunday reported it missing, a frantic money was on the hood. The businessman said when returned to the man within a But without batting an eye, he School at the Central Baptist Sanford businessman, was turned It over to Sanford police Church Sunday morning when returned the money. lie said he he rememberd the cash bag, he half-hour of its disappearance. and today a businessman Is still her son spotted the bank bag in also was on his way to church raced back to the scene and The grateful businessman in ______ ______ because ci young the middle of the road at 20th Sunday when the money was found it was missing. Immediately sought out In they stopped and picked it up, drop his wife at church and take beating, then" he said. - 111gb School, and presented him "He said, 'look, there's a they discovered It contained the money to a safe place on the He said the money, had it not with a $100 reward, — money bag In the road," said S5.9UIn cash and checks. way, been recovered, might have GEOFFREY POUNDS Funds e.e needed to purchase fireworks to be shot off at dark to highlight the festival in Fort Mellon Park, Wednesday, July 4. First donation to the fund was made by the SanfordSeminole Jaycees. Bo Speir, past president and state director, presents check for $250 to Jack Homer (right) executive director of the Wr hp*h businesses are invited donate to the fund. 4 Vpasee..to- ivlc clubs ann m HL44 SACK WAS"? TL44 L± Cooa 1t a,____II___•__•__ __.. - - ........ 'asaernerry pouce wuay said iiwy believe the the man who tried to abduct an 11-year-old Casselberry girl at knifenoint Saturday morning Is the same man who kidapped and molested a 10-year-old girl In January. TFW QL1 MXKG MV66 r It To Pol"' . • 4904 • -lab ta Wss — to "My haiti u* 009944 IAU&W SOW at ___012 w 3. Youths Thwart Girl's Abduction In CasseIbrrv -WWW-_W-• —.- n4t:), • ) is so Sam. Man In Two Incidents ? ) CMIE -, - of If - • 9 pass On - OAF . is ou Bird In Handi Rearrange ward segments Is torn, names if .f.birds: I. IN IOS.2. LINK 0 lOS, 3. BILL HORN. 4. IN CARD AL. ilv*.03 p wsisme s utq. i RIddieM.Thisl What's green and woars a black cape? Count Frogul.. What's Its, best way to ship fish eggs? In roe boats. THEY PLAY TOWINI 'TIs believed that win ners can only gain s much as losers sm. But not accordlngin this old van: Peer lelly men at leIS)t A.dplay.daIlnIf till break if day, They--andsse for l,n,__ WUb separate s_vu far everyens, Yet wlsu Ibsy came to equrs accounts, They all bad made quills flair amsuets, Con yse this paredsx explain — lIMes,. iest,bsw csgld all gals,?___ the SMH Board of Trustees at its regular meeting later that morning. "I'm personally against any move of the hospital," said Moore. The mayor thus joins commissioners Eddie Keith, David Farr, and Julian Stenstrom as those who have declared their position. Today chamber executive director Jack Homer said he ' and "probably other directors" be on hand at the hospital board meeting Tuesday. be there strictly an observer, but participate in the discussion if called upon," Homer said. Thursday, the chamber city. The vote followed the directors voted to go on record release of the consultants' as opposing any plan that would report paid by the hospital relocate the hospital outside the which concluded it would be Herald Staff Writer The Sanford city Commission expected to follow the Greater Sanford Chamber of COmznerce's example and goon record Tuesday as opposing any relocation of Seminole Memorial Hospital outside the city, Commissioners have called a special meeting Tuesday at a.m. to a resolution on the matter. Thursday, the chamber's board of directors voted to "strongly oppose" any plan that would call for the building the new hospital outside Sanford. Mayor Lee Moore said today the meeting being called that a position statement can be delivered to "Based on the statements made to both girls, we are auwnlng It is the ape man," said officer Jim Bingham, who is heading the investigation.' Bingham said that a girl was rescued Saturday by three boys who heard her screams and chased away the man - 9 - attempting to force her into his beige Volkswagen. The incident occurred In the parking lot outside the Cum. berland Farms Store at the corner of Semoran Boulevard and Wilshire Drive. He said in January the same story was used to lure a Casselberry girl to the Darking lot. in January, nowever, the girl did not excap. She was grabbed before entering the store and throwu into the front seat of a car, abducted and molested, police said. The man had a knife and slasW the girl's hwid before fleeing, Bingham said. The girl Is reported in good con. ditlon at home today. Bingham said the man seen Saturday by the three boys who foiled the attack was described as bearded and being In his late 30a. The description is close to that of the man commiting the January attack, Bingham said. He said parents In the area are advised to be on the BIngJ)ain said the girl came to the parking lot after she had been told earlier by the would-be-abductor that she would be given $5 If she swept the walk o''I4e the store. for anyone offering children money for temporary work at the store, or any adult hanging around the store in a suspicious manner. "Anything at all unusual should be reported," he said, "we'd rather run out on a thousand false alarms, than miss the chance of catching this guy." Store officials today said they were disturbed by the Saturday incident, but at this point plan no additional security measures at the parking lot. — GEOFFREY POUNDS Proclaimed By Governor enkelink Home Health Care - - - -. -. S.%? 'Week Is Observed Seree.year Reese If the person meets the four In addition to the patient "Perry of 3700 Washington St., criteria necessary for being permitted to remain In .1 inford, is happy to be at home qualification, he or she may his or her own home, parrather than in the hospital then receive • services Ucipetlon in the borne health !here he would likely have to prescribed by a doctor from a program reduces the cod of psnd much of the time ii it date certified home health medical care, government weren't for the lervices of a agency. studies show. home health care flUsis. To qualify for the service, Reese, like some 40 other A report by the Generaj • .e ...a s. Sanford ares elderly citizens, ' homebound, AcCVII*hlg Office 4ated that under m.care, .CS1Vea periodic " hOmecare Is less expend" ."" of skilled purses associated with one (flJ(r$care for and have doctor's , care he s.-. Jhsthreshimeheslshasrvkss rende OtdOIsl*casu," psratinginthsarss Bay Area Home Health visits made pembJ5 Governor Bob Graham has $js,J the ledursj midicEe proclalmed the week of May $ First St. in Sanford provides ogram. 81mply utated, home X as "Home Health Care service to about 30 Sanford b.alth care is deslgnsd ci give Week" In order to help acquaint raid-si.. Also serving the ares the homebound person the Florida citizens with the ad- are Central Florida Home IptionoI remaining hs his himse vantages in the patients of HUM Services D,,,d soppoeedtoho.pitalizatJesor participation In home health the Visiting Nurse Association piralas Wine care ______. '- -•-'•----- I I care propensi. :çt*. Out of orlande. Bay Area Horn. Health Serviceswlllprovide freeblood premrech.ckson Mayn at Zayrs's Dupartmu* an in - , ay d - in conjunction ,j £iemdmsasck ...........4A. . . .................. 41 Home Health Car, Week. In IA 4$ 4A 11 .................. U nurses will be at the TG&Y Storsess may ta.i,,r Teleeieioa .................. services. Weather .................... IA POUNDB. G$OFruy a - 4 ,.. ': .::- ---- t* _ S. #4p.4. -. -- t . •' . TALLA Flu. (UP!) — Convicted killer John Spenkelink today asked the federal judge who blocked his execution two years ago to Intervene again and keep him from dying In the electric chair ., I .- • '' .-. Earlier asides, Page U k. - '• "......... ' • ' . •, • . )L -.-- • - - '' -. ' ., ••,1 , ':i-. q .•'' '" "r. - - - • :.. •'- 'Y'• :...• - -. ' •..- - -- -, , - • - - --- Fdary Hanjsss, *,N. front Cewiril Fiends Home Health Sanford patient Reese l'elTy's bleed pressure. Perry, 73, aServices, Inc. checks homebound patient, receives thes a home health agency wider the Medic are plan. ._- - _ a_ - for Wednesday at Florida State Prison. Spenkelink was ordered executed in September 1977 by then-Gov. Reubin Askew. Stafford stayed the execution three days before it was to take place to consider a '9salIenge by Spenkelink to the state's capital punishment law. He upheld the law later. The can was appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, which refused to heir it earlier t) year. .- • : t'. - . - Stay From Judge Seeks . -- - Wednesday. Attorneys for Spenkelink refused to wait on a decision by the Florida Supreme Cowl on whether to grant a day and went to U.S. District Judge William Stafford. Attorney General Jim Smith urged Stafford to deny thsn)oticnforaday and asked the Supreme Court to reject a similar motion filed by Spenkelink Saturday. WUhleJaipsDsj asked a Barth, circuit Judge to block his exactdlon, also Scheduled - -- Condemned mans dad b.I1.v.sffi. Lord wI says his son, Pop 5A 5 - -. -• -- �2A—Ev.nin2 Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 21, 979 . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - __- 6 Evade - Senators ! WORLD AUSTIN, Texas (UP!) The 12 missing Texas senators nicknamed the "Killer Bees" indicate they will stay In hiding until midnight Tuesday, rather than return and risk approval of a March 1980 presidential primary that would benefit former Gov. John Connally and conservative Democrats, After midnight Tuesday the primary election bill backed by U. Gov. Bill Hobby no longer will be eligible for consideraLion without a two-thirds vote of - IN BRIEF Hostages Escape After Being Held For Nine Days SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) Venezuelan Ambassador Santiago Ochoa and seven other diplomatic employees escaped the embassy where they were held hostage for nine days by leftist revolutionaries. Ochoa and the other hostages seized control of part of the embassy ranch-style building Sunday and eventually he was able to climb through a window and over the roof. Four more captives followed shortly afterward and, several hours later, the remaining three hostages slipped out, police said. Outside the embassy building, a member of the Popular Revolutionary Bloc, the group responsible for the takeover, said the hostages had three pistols and a machinegun when they escaped. Authorities said Ochoa's wife sneaked In a pistol Sunday while bringing food to him. Before they escaped the captives took control of the back half of the embassy with the guns. - Continue the Senate to suspend procedural rules. The bill at this point lacks support of two-thirds of the 31 senators. the 12 senators went into hiding perhaps to Mexico Friday morning to prevent the Senate from achieving a quorum of its members needed to consider the bill. They have eluded a search by the Texas Rangers, the Department of Public Safety and Senate sergeants-at-arms for three days. - - Polls Indicate Close Race OTTAWA (UP!) Canada's two major parties are dead even at the end of the campaign for Tuesday's federal general election and political analysts predict the voters will deliver a weak minority government the second In a decade. The leftleanlng New Democrats, led by Ed Broadbent In his first election campaign, have made a strong showing and polls indicate they are headed for 25 to 30 seats — probably enough to wield the balance of power in the 212-member House of Commons. Conservative leader Joe Clark, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's chief opponent, told a crowd of 3,000 people In Alberta's cattle country Sunday that a vote for Broadbent Is a vote for Trudeau. - - Nkomo Speech Picketed ATLAtjT (U*) i14iejMors $cketed otdside, black guerrtllaeader JoMua Nkomo received an honorary degree from Morehouse College Sunday and said blacks will overthrow the "Uncle Tom" Rhodesian government this year. Nkomo, leader of the Zimbabwe African Peoples Union, said American and European news media depicted the recent election of Bishop Abel T. Muzorewa to succeed white Premier Ian Smith as "majority rule" In Salisbury. "Some people in this country believe that an election has taken place In Zimbabwe," said Nkomo. "Of course, for than, something of significance has taken place a Mack man has been made an Uncle Tom," - Rhodesian Leader Optimistic BULAWAYO, Rhodesia (UP!) Black Prime Ministerelect Abel Muzorewa announced today he will take office before the end of the month and expressed confidence that President Carter, "as a champion of human rights and a Quistlan," will recognize his new government. Musorewa's remarks, in a major address, coincided with the start of four days of talks in London between Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and British leaders about a new joint strategy for achieving peace in this former British colony. Musewa, a United Methodist bishop whose election victory lad month was rejected by the Patriotic Front guerrilla alliance, was speaking at the official opening of the Zlmlabwe Rbodealm National Trade Fair in this southwestern city. - Talks Near On West Bank By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL — Egypt's Prune Minister Muatafa Khalll says Cairo to the revival of the Arab-Israeli puce conference in Owe but other Arab dates objected to the Idea. KbeIUS addressing a political rally Sunday, vowed to M for the rights of the Pa'ledlnlans at the forthcoming talks with Israel on autonomy for the 1.1 million bUbitants of the Jordon West Bank and Gas Strip. Its autonomy talks are scheduled to open Friday at Basrabube, a town In Israel's Negev desert. HOSPITAL NOTES MAY IL I919 MAY 21,ine ADMISSIONS: ADMISSIONS SANFORD: Naward M. Boom Lucille MkIWIS David W. Miles SANFORD: William N. Edwards Charity EcIavin Essle L. Gerhardt Leopold A. Potsiadlo Leon Smith Harold M. Juul, Dllena Thamar 0. Wright, Lob. Helen Maurice A. Evans, Lake Mary Sumner H. Luun, Longwood luhy Smith Mw T. Rivera Delsrø S. Isnitci 0l$C$ARUS SANFORD: ClaudiaW. Dentin Aemita .1. Fester CIlISS I. iwm I Themes F. Morrissey Mais P. Robins Marlin Whlntepi Willie C. Williams Jste it' Whitman, Cliulusla Samuel Cub. Oeltena; Margaret I. Lsspor, Dsltona Vk'slila 4. Umitead, Oeltons Sandy Cs,i,sn, Deltona I EWithiI Himid Hobby raised the possibility Sunday the 12 could be locked out of the Senate chamber when they do return, or that their offices might be declared vacant on the ground of abandonment. Department of Public Safety officials and a Texas Ranger on surveillance at the home of Sen. Gene Jones, D-Houston, Sunday apprehended and whisked to the capital a man they believed to be Jones. But that man was Clayton Jones, brother of the iet day Qu . d senator, who said he Informed the officers throughout the trip "they were making a terrible mistake." Jones, in a telephone Interview, said the absent senators had pleaded with Hobby through an intermediary that the primary bill be dropped so they could return to work on other Senate business, Hobby acknowledged he had talked with former Secretary of State Steve Oaks, who has been an unofficial intermediary in Ti SANFORD: Bellamy Ralph F. Hubbard Patricia A. Hyde Frank knight Mar lone A. MacOregon Star C. Porno Stanley M. Stevens Carl H. 01,1*4, DsIary Nancy Robins, Lake Helen ius.s .si.su.i Msy. May 31, W16-Vol. 71, No. 23$ FLSJI*&I NN and $eslev. .uiiel $Marday W The $aalsrd HiraM. sac., N. Pnsuob Leo.. $asrt PIe. 3*711. Class Stemless Pull at $eaM,d, PluMe 3111$ Home D$vprW4i,liNeNs MulL $3.21; iMaa*i, $IO.$i Year, $3141 of Mills Wish, $1 cuSs Mmli $331; I Muffle. $3IIii Year, S6~a * rch the Senate walkout. "He wanted to know if any agreement could be reached," Hobby said. "I said 'no, there would be no agreement they would not be removed from office, and no agreement they would be permitted in the chamber when they return." The bill In Its present form does not mention a presidential primary, but Hobby said there are plans for It to be revised in the House to establish a presidential primary in March NAMN ' s 6 r 1980 separate from the primary for state offices. That would permit con s e r v a Li v e Democrats to vote for Connally in the GOP presidential race, then return later to vote In the Democratic primary for state officials. The Killer Bees all liberal Democrats contend most Texans oppose the idea, of splitting the presidential and state primary elections and pledge to keep such a bill from passing. - - - r' - _W* .r 4~4 1_101 I J - .4~ V Ir ~41 -I. At Ind1an 10,% 11 4 . 4.1 .ilfj - -.y ,ft. .;I UX-.-,"r *"' , , Y,,~--.jfr _. 1 T . -1 Reservat ion . .1 . I : . I ! I 4- I I -%". 111'.. . - , I 'Z . RED LAKE, Minn. (UP!) Vernon Lussier, 15, and Alan The FBI today reported a Cloud, 12, both of whom lived on "general quieting" on the Red the reservation, were killed in Lake Indian Reservation, scene shooting that erupted. Three of two days of gunfire and arson men suffered minor gunshot that killed two young Chippewa wounds. Indians and littered the streets with dozens of burned-out Fourteen prisoners kept at vehicles, the jail for minor offenses were released during the takeover Tribal leaders blamed the and were still at-large today. conflict on the husband of a A reporter at the scene said dissident official. The man's large quantities of alcoholic wife had questioned the manbeverages taken from a center agement of tribe's council and room containing confiscated was dismissed last week. loot were consumed. Reporters Bureau of Indian Affairs were threatened and $60000 agents were negotiating with worth of TV camera equipment dissident leaders to the calm was destroyed. the situation the worst outOfficials said the conflict break of violence on an Indian resulted from a dispute over reservation since the takeover charges brought by Stephanie at Wounded Knee, S.D., in Hanson, 34, recently elected February 1973. treasurer of the Tribal Council. The FBI stationed agents During her campaign she acalong the boundaries of the cused the tribal hierarchy of reservation Sunday and ad- misusing funds, engaging in nepotism and keeping poor vised aircraft to stay at lea*t records at .tbs millions of 1* f.M above gromd bsa of reports planes were being *aars-In %M11 funds bowpft Into the reservation each year. fired upon. WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter Inspires little loyalty from his staff and in a catastrophe would be defended only by his wife, Rosalynn, his secretary, and his two top aides, former speechwriter James Fallows says. Fallows resigned earlier this year to become Washington editor of the Atlantic Monthly. In the second of two articles for the magazine, he said the Carter White House, Is stagnant, with "few rewards for ingenui ty and few penalties for dullness or failure." Once again calling Carter decent and intelligent, Fallows said the president inspires no loyalty outside his innermost circle: "I often thought that, in a catastrophe such as Nixon's or in adversity such as Harry Truman's, the only ones left defending Carter, would be Rosalynn Carter, Hamilton Jordan, Jody Powell and Carter's secretary, Susan Clough." He said the rest of the staff "would be busy reattaching themselves to law (Inns, universities or new political champions, while Frank Moore and Robert Upshutz would walk around asking what all the excitement was about." - .,. ' . -4 • . - 4 -. -. - .. • - . ' - 11 After her election, she quesAn FBI spokesman in Minneapolis said some reservation tioned the practices of the homes were burned Sunday, council and Its chairman, some shots were fired and Roger Jotrdain. She began people appeared to be milling gathering evidence of alleged specifically about sections of the reserva- favoritism tion. At least 45 burned-out cars $170,000 in bonus payments she and other vehicles were strewn said were made to Jourdain. He refused to discuss the allegaabout the streets. tions. The violence peaked Last Friday, the council Saturday with the takeover and ransacking of the reservation's dismissed Mrs. Hanson, saying law enforcement center and the she caused "dissension, disrup two fatal shootings. The center tion and conflict" on the houses the Bureau of Indian reservation. Her supporters Affairs and Its reservation argued the council did not have policemen, three of wham were the authority to remove an taken hostage for a time before elected official from a conditutional office. negotiations began. - WASHINGTON (UP!) Next weekend's Memorial Day auto trips will be a kind of barometer to travel industry officials, who fear if people stay home because of the gasoline shortage they also may cancel summer vacations. The Discover America Travel Organizations, a coalition of the various segments of the travel Industry, projects a summer travel season from Memorial Day to Labor Day of 122 million trips of 100 miles or more with at least one overnight stay a slight increase from last summer. But it feels summer travel "will depend on the public's perception of the gasoline problem." Transplant Patient Critical NEW YORK (UP!) The Butt said, but he conceded that was connected to Mrs. Finelli's because he did not believe there woman who doctors hoped there was an even chance the blood vessels during a 12ioir would not be any problems with would be the first succesoful would die. "I don't expect any operation Wednesday. rejection and that the tissues recipient of an intestine trans- major improvement for a Dr. Butt, director of trans- were of the same genetic and plant from a living donor lapsed cosçle of days," he said. plant surgery at the hospital, chemical makeup. Into critical condition and Mrs. Finelli slipped into said he did not think the He said he would "never have doctors now give her a 5010 critical condition Swiday from problem was caused by rejec. attempted the transplant" if the chance of surviving the an Infection inthe ditching that tion because the donor was an intestine had not come from her operation, bound the transplanted in- Identical twin. "I think It Is just identical twin. Other surgeons Dr. Khalid Butt at State tldbt,to her abdominal cavity. infection that caused this have tried the procedure but The 51-y..r'dd mother of problem," he said. University Hospital in Brooklyn failed because the patient's said If Mrs. Swab Finefil of nine iad,rwiiit the transplant Mrs. Finelli Was recuperating body rejects the foreign organ. New Rochelle, N.Y., "gets over because she soffers from an comfortably IMII late Saturday. Doctors have also tried this (critical) episod, there *111 extreme liver and abdominel, Dr. Butt had been extremely taking a section of tissue (rain is a chance the tr"tiplaM could Imoolder. opllznistlxnle about the success the patient's own body and work. Her 1'cel twin aider, 01 the operation isMil the sot. using It as a "surrogate in. "We are going to try very Mary Grimm 01 Dayton, Ohio, beck. He had gone ahead with testine." too, has bad only hard to bring her tlwongh," 6"W a Pim Of kimUrs that the original surgery, he said, limited success, Butt said. HOUSTON. Texas-If you don't suffer from male pattern baldness, you can now stop your h air los t;... and grow more hair. - Fur tns "(h' id t mililn 1 be d,rn". Hut now tirm of laboratory Consultants hus developed a trt'atnwnt tar hai ti men and wonu.n. 11101 $$ nut oni y sit, pri a g ii ill t loss...Inst is real y growing hair! lhii tl'iii'i C%'i'ii iisk )'i)U ill (nk' their w,,rd for it. They invite you t'i try the I rs-Jtment for I2 uiays, at their r .k, and 54't' for y"urst'lr Naturalls'. they would m't offer this unless t ht, trea tment wor ked. hI.'wt'vt'r, it is impossible help I'v('r%.,fle. '1' e great majority of . AREA DEATHS cases of excessive hair - _____ . , v M. FlemIng, 71 of 73 Blanton Lane. Tavarss, will be Wednesday at 10 am. at the ' 'I'll: First United Methodist Church, Tavern with Nov. Damon &ott, paston, officiating. Serial Staverson - 1. Al)'I. - Contract Vote This Week DENVER (UP!) A contract ratification vote this reek by members of a machinists' union could put United lrlinesintheairagalnfortheflrsttimealncethelongest Inks in the airline's history began 52 days ago. The 10,500 members 01 the International Association of lachinlds and Aerospace Workers rejected two previous ntract otters made by United before the unson called a rUle March 31. - ' I am submitting the follsI%'jflg in1t'titj,in with the ft Understand ing that it will he kept strictly confidential and that I ain under no tibligat i'.n wh,it51,.. I ItN. sour t'reheatl benimi. oily or greasy? how soon after washing? ,_ flu you have dandruff! - Dry or oily, your Malp ilith'.' When? how lung has your hair be thinjng? I xx's hair pull out easily on hip of head? What iwr*'('uIiage of hstirn'majiis on top of head? Any thin arias? Wlss're,' Any slick halil sIn'ao? . 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But, if You are not already sli('k bald, how t'an you be sure - SR 436 931-1566 8 Action Reports 6 p.m. Evan's Exxon Service 397 U.S. 17-92 831-9204 Mon.-Fri. a a.m. 6 p.m. Sat. shop open -& pumps closed Sun. closed Fill 'Em Fast 150 Semoran Blvd. 830.6341 Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-10 pm. Sun. 8 a.m.-I0 p.m. Preliminary autopsy results indicate a 10-month.old Orlando $20,000 and driving under the Influence, according to Altamonte boy apparently died from drowning In his grandparents'swim- Springn police. ming pool in Longwood. He was placed on an Initial bond of $8,400 and will appear David Michael Rowe of Orlando was found floating face down in Tuesday for a preliminary hearing of the charges. his grandparents' swimming pool early Saturday afternoon. The Neighbors of the Spring Oaks subdivision reported seeing a boy was transported to Florida North Hospital by Herndon am- man riding a tractor from Montgomery Road through the woods balance where he died a short time later, north of the subdivision, police said. Other neighbors reported Dr. G.V. Garay, Seminole County medical examiner, said seeing him driving around Little Wekiva Circle, police said. preliminary autopsy results show the boy died from drowning and Gallagher was driving a front-end loader John Deere tractor no foul play is indicated. that he allegedly stole from the Florida Department of TranThe boy was found by his grandfather, Thomas W. Goen of 156 sportation somewhere In Orange County, police said. The front. Wisteria Drive, Longwood about 2:15 p.m. Saturday, according to end loader is valued at approximately $40,000. Seminole County deputies. The baby's aunt was babysitting the boy while the boy's parents went shopping. PURSE STOLEN Large, grey white Deborah Stiles of 1200 S. Elm St., Sanford, reported that her frightened cot, like Purse containing $294 in cash and valuables was stolen at DJ's bar, 2544 Park Ave., Saturday night, Sanford police said. this picture. Police said the purse was on a table at the bar when it was taken. PLEASE - - 5 p.m. - Child Drowns In Pool HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) Federal and state authorities Sunday investigated the deaths of 12 cattle on a dairy farm near Three Mile Island, although a spokesman for Gov. Dick Thornburgh doubted the deaths were related to the nuclear accident. "It seems unlikely that the deaths were related to radiation," said Paul Critchlow, the governor's press secretary. Critchlow said an autopsy showed one of the animal's died of metritus, a uterus Inflammation related to the birth of a calf. The examination showed no detectable level of radiation, he said. - - Dewlee Fern Park Amoco 702 U.S. 17.92 834-6212 Mon.-Sun. 5 am')! p.m. For the first time In the coveted Superior. trombone solo; Mike Davidson, history of any high school in The proud director of the trombone solo; Claudia BotSeminole County, Lake Lake Brantley High School ticello, flute solo; Kim Lisle, Brantley High School Band was Band is Jack H. Herron who has baton solo; Twirling Corps: rated Superior at the State band been with the band less than a Karae Lisle, Kim Lisle, Majorie contest. year. He is the president of the Kroh, Nancy Hammond, Cathy The State band contest was F lorida B a n d asters Boeckel, Susan Boeckel; Flag held at three different locations Association and has a teaching and Rifle Corps: Jody Cop. from May 3 through 12: career that spans 26 years in pock, Judy Cantons, Karen University of Florida, the public schools of New Foreman, Sherri Jacobs, Gainesville; University of Jersey and Florida. Debbie Levin, Joy Ngo, Miami and Florida Southern The Lake Brantley Marching Michelle Ford, Susan Shiro, College In Lakeland. Band and Jazz Band also won Krlsta Phelps, Phyllis WeinApproximately 105 bands Superior ratings in their berg, Cindy Roberts, Terresa participated in the contest respective State competiton. Harrison; Percussion sponsored by the Florida In addition to the Band Ensemble : Mike Llbbe, Duane Bandmasters Associations but rating, the following students Lee, Chris Polcowski, Kathy only 21 bands were awarded the won Superiors: Mark Bowers, Sellards, David Overton. Shoplifters: Women, Kids Bud's Standard Service SR 434 862-9161 Mon.-Fri. 6:30 a.m. — noon 4 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. 3 p.m. Sun. closed FERN PARK Bill's Mobile Service 98 U.S. 17-92 831-5334 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun. closed Lake Brantley Band Rated 'Superior' Cattle Deaths Investigated "Losing Hair? s Try This At No Risk ' Bill's Four Thirty Four Mobil SR 434 831-9367 Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m. — 11 a.m. 3 p.m. Sun. closed Trlclsion's Chevron Service Mon -Fri 7 a.m.-noon, 4 p.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-noon; Sun. closed Jack Herron, director of Lake Brantley High School Band, examines a favorite musical score with drum major Ron Campbell (center) and Mike DeVoney, band president. The high school band recently was rated superior at the state band contest. - Herald Photos by Tom Netsel - Semoran Shell 2690 V. Semoran Blvd. 671-4899 Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5 P.M. Sun. closed WASHINGTON (UP!) There are an estimated 140 million shoplifting incidents each year, with 05 percent committed by women and one-third by teen-agers, a new government handbook revealed today. Although the average take for Individual shoplifters is small, it said, the total cost to retailers was $1.9 billion in 1975. The 117-page handbook on Security and the Small Business Retailer, prepared for the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration by the Mitre Corp., said simple precautions could reduce substantially the crimes of shoplifting and employee theft that cost businesses nearly $10 billion a year. C The first group of dissldentc Jourdain alleged the siege was estimated at 60, but that was led by Mrs. Hawn's number doubled an hour later, husband, Harry. 1 41 _ Lake Howell Amoco 855 Lake Howell Rd. 678-1606 Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Sun. closed By UNITED PRESSS INTERNATIONAL Many CallornIa service station operators some closing in protest of federal price controls locked up the pumps during the weekend in defiance of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s order that they remain open. In Washington, most of the city's 1,500 stations closed Sunday and 13 percent were limiting purchases. Growing lines showed up where they had not been seen before along the eastern seaboard as the nation's gasoline shortage grew and spread toward what was beginning to look like a Memorial Day for pedestrians, not motorists. "It's going to be a rough summer," said Rudy Molnar, head of the Pennsylvania Dealers Association. "Prices 1 will hit u.s Calico ,Augtat." - LONG W000t) Bi-Lo Station SR 434 862.9041 Mon.-Sat. 6 am. — 10 p.m. Sun. 8 a.m. 8 p.m. - - Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce Executive Director Jack Homer presents "Star Student Award" to David Plicher of Seminole High Schàol (left) while the school's top 10 students gather to receive plaques courtesy of Flagship Banks (seated, from left): Tammy Harrison; Laura Layer; Joni Bales; Elayne Shields and Laura Stanley. (Standing, from left): Dale Owen; Erica Ryder; Mrs. Irene Brown; Amy Daum; Linda Wheichel: P.O. Ohisson. Pierson Texaco 3550 E. Forest City Rd. 862.9140 Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. — 6 p.m. Sun. closed John's Exxon Service Center 203 N. Semoran Blvd. 671-9110 Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Sun. closed - THE CLASS Ideal Service Station SR 436 862-9240 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. 9 p.m. Sun.-8 a.m. — 6 p.m. - Some Stations Lock Pumps TOPS IN Forest City Amoco E. Semoran Blvd. 869-5885 Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m. — 10 p.m. - - - - - - . Semoran Blvd. 869-1190 Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. 1 p.m. Sat. Closed Sun. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Howell Branch Chevron 1990 Howell Branch Rd. 678.0996 Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat. 7 a.m.-until out of gas Sun. closed Tourist Officials Concerned - - In an effort to serve Herald readers throughout Seminole County, we're publishing the times gasoline stations are open. Most of Seminole County's service stations have gone to staggered hours because of major cutbacks in their May allocation. CASSELBERRY Foley's Amoco Food Store 401 N. Dixie Hwy. 8301558 Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Former Carter Insider Says Staff Lacks Loyalty - IIIIIIIIIIIII Service Stations fer Who is Open? - IN BRIEF -# * DISCNAIGI$ Estill M. _ a Iran: Javits A Criminal NEW YORK (UP!) — Sen. Jacob Javits' Manhattan apartment building was under police guard today because of an announcement by Iran that he and his wife, Marion, were being sought as criminals. The accusation was made Sunday In Iran by Ayatollah Sheikh Sadegh Khalkhali, chief of the Tehran's central revolutionary court. He said Javits and his wife had criminal records in Iran. The charges were Included In a stinging rebuke by Iran over U.S. criticism of its summary trials and executions, plunging relations between the two countries to their lowest level ever. Javits, R-N.Y., was called a "leading Zionist" and a friend of the deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. To Monday, May 21, itl,-3A .______ ---- - TOOLS MISSING Tools and a tool case with a combined value of $750 were reported missing from the home of Tom Hickson, 2520 Mellonville Ave., sometime this weekend, Sanford police said. Police said the tools were in the driveway of the owner's home at the time of the theft. GOLF CART TAKEN Thieves using cutting tools broke through the wire fence at the Mayfair Country Club late Friday or early Saturday and removed an electric golf cart valued at $1,400, Sanford police said. Police said the cart was later recovered by Seminole County sheriff's deputies in the Suburban Estates, west of Sanford. ThEfl ARREST A 19-year-old Coco, woman was arrested and charged with theft of Items over $100 in value Friday after she was observed rnablng repeated trips to the dressing room at Robinson's Department Store in the Altamonte Mall, Altamonte Springs said. Police said Dully Jean Halne was seen taking a number of store Items into the dressing room and returning fewer items when she came out of the room. She was arrested when che left the store allegedly without paying for clothing items later found on her, police said. She was taken to the Seminole County J*Ll Friday evening. Initial bond was set at $5450. CASH REGTER STOLEN A cash register containing $25 was carried away Thursday from a nursing home In Forest City, according to Seminole County deputies. The burglar entered the Florida Uving Nursing Center by reaching tlrongh a broken window and unlocking the kitchen door, deputies say. Rather than opening it, the burglar carried the register off the prmnlses. The rgIder Is valued at $100. TRACTOR RIDE Allegedly under the influence of spirits, a 21-year-old Altanaide Springs man decided to take a joy ride ona $40,000 tractor in his neighborhood. 'Dismas Paul Gallagher, 21,01030 Eastwood Court, Altamonte Springs, was arrested about 10 p.m. Thiradey for grand theft over No Itrokt-iagt. livs 9 Nit ,nls'm 11)1.( BED MONEY? This. Seed Used Mme You Nov* Areeed ThN..s. Aad N• L..S.r Ned. L$ Us SON No Costly Advertising, No Staying Horn. To Answer Calls, No Yard Sal. To Fool With, FtEVERSIE WE SELL THE CyION WAY .wsai%p*sces so DbWN NOT ALL USED MERCHANDISE WILL BRING WHAT YOU THINK IT IS WORTH. SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO ACCEPT LESS THAN YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET. — YOU SET THE STARTING PRICE. THAT PRICE IS FIRM FOR TIN DAYS. AT THE END OF TEN DAYS (AND EACH SUCCEEDING TIN DAYS) THE PRICE GOES DOWN TEN PERCENT. GUT THIS IS000D FOR YOU, THI SELLER, BECAUSE YOUR MERCHANDISE WILL BE SOLD AT THE HIGHEST PRICE A BUYER IS WILLING TO PAY. - AND THE PROMISE OF PRICES GOING DOWN KEEPS CUSTOMERS COMING SACK LOOKING FOR BARGAINS - WHICH GIVES YOUR MERCHANDISE THE GREATEST POSSIBLE EXPOSURE. WE SELL FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, HOUSEWARES TOOLS, SPORTING GOODS, OR ANYTHING OF VALUE. EXCEPT - NO CLOTHING, NO JUNK. BRING YOUR MERCHANDISE TO 2431 SANFORD AVE., SANFORD CALL322-1491 FOR DETAILS ON PICK UP OPEN 12.1:30 P.M. -4:30-0:00 P.M. TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY - - STA'I'I _.. ... /11' ______ .--•-. ------------ -. __5 I - . '-r'" . - . I . - ,. - -- - - .-- -. - ,- - - - - ---- -1 - __~ : �_iY jng Hemid -- - - - 0 It's been hard, but the heir of one of the nation's 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, My 21, 1979—.-4A gii to establish himself in his own right, Smokey Bear, whose stern warnings about forest Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IOR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director fires instilled a sense of caution in millions of campers, hung up his fimlltar shovel and broad- 9 briML hat In 1977. At age 37, the hairy firefighter retired. A year later, he died. Smokey's death troubled officials at the U. S. Forest Service, who felt his replacement, Smokey II, might not be received by the public as the legitimate heir to the big bear role. In fact, Smokey II was not kin to his predecessor. The younger bear was In the National Zoo In Washington, D.C., when Forest Service officials picked him to lead the antiforest fire crusade. He was 5 at the time. In his first year, it appeared that the rigors of public life were too much for the beastly newcomer. A Forest Service spoke*nan said that in 1977 there was a "marked decline" In the number of letters from youngsters writing to the service for in. formation on how to become "Junior Forest Rangers." They were apparently disheartened by the real Smokey's death. What Is worse, the the number of forest fires rose . _____ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, 83.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $30.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. ______ 11 w Trudeau 'Leads Clock The By GEOFFREY POUNDS In Canada Polls Americans have traditionally exhibited a marked lack of interest in Canadian politics, presumably because our northern neighbor has rarely given us cause to worry about its prosperity or stability. But because Canada's economic health and its political unity are the two chief issues in the Tuesday federal elections, Americans will want to pay close attention to the outcome. over previous years. Official Forest Service records - The politically astute but often abrasive Mr. . Trudeau is asking Canadian voters to trust his government's ability to revive the country's sluggish economy on the on4 hand while fending off the possibility of secession by Quebec Province on the other. ft appears Smokey His "bearing up" to his job after all. The extra work put in by a Seminole County Sherif f's Department secretary in order to secure $50,000 benefits for the family of a slain deputy earned her an Award of Merit from Sheriff John Polk recently. Polk presented the award to Aileen Heidenreich for the work she did on her own time to help the family of deputy George Pfeil. Pfeil, 55, was shot and killed In 1977 when he walked into a pharmacy robbery in progress. His family was awarded funds under the Public Safety Officers' Benefits Act. \\ / - ___ _ , ... case. Even though the 410-member European Parliament will have only limited powers, some of the continent's leading political figures are campaigning for seats. Among them are former Chancellor Willy Brandt In West Germany and 111 91111111111~'1100%. 0 fo rmer Prime Minister Leo Tlndemans In Belgium. TurnoutIortheelectlons,whichwmbeheld June 7-10, may put voters In America to shame. Advance estimates range from a low of 34 per. cent In Germany to almost 70 percent In the Netherlands pretty spectacular consideri ng that barely one-third of the eligible voters in the - The very real possibility of a referendum in Quebec Province late this year or next on the question of separation from Canada only adds to existing tensions between English and French Canadians. to C electIons 1* Congre.. ' ' LIGHTER SIDE . '.' By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) For months, the civilized world has been aghast over the rising tide of terrorist activity In Italy. Usually blamed on radical groups called Red des, the acts of terrorism have Included kidnapping and assassination. But the Red Brigades' trademark seems to be shooting victim ln the leg jotnt,a type of assault know u - - A "United States of Europe" still remains a distant dream, but the direct election of a common Parliament is likely to bring It one step closer to reality. Europeans, at any rate, seem to be taking the election seriously. are distributed. Beyond the raw emotions that it captures, the picture raises the question of whether terrorists are breaking out of their traditional mold, Along with "kneecapping" will there now be a wave of "earlobings?" More to the point, insofar as America lsconcerned, will this brand of terrorism spread to other countries, adding to the perils of politics the risk of an officeholder having his ears pulled in public? Fanfani's ear-grabber, judging from the photo, was middleaged and well dressed, not at all what one would Imagine a terrorist to look "kneecapping." Last week, in Rome, a new style of terrorist attack was Introduce& At a service commemorating the first anniversary of the terrorist slaying of former premier Aide Moro, an upLla'4 meshed up behind Amlntore Fanfani, president of the Italian Senate, and grabbed his ears. Inured as we have become to violence, the assault probably would have been little re marked in this country had it net been for a dramatic UPI photo of the incident. Proving once against that one picture can be worth 100 words, the photograph shows Fuifad grimacing with pain and drain as he struggles to free his ears. Behind him looms the attacker, a look of bulldog-like tenacity on his face. One mom (ruin the position of his hindo that he not only is pipping and tugging Fantail's ear. but Is driving to twist them as welt. It Is a moment of pure anImal ferocity fro on film. One trials the caniuranen will receive his due when this year's photographic awards Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, R'Calif., Is trying to get Congress to repeal provisions of the federal Voting Rights Act that require bilingual billets to be made available in counties in 30 dates. It's not just the cost of compliance that bothers the Japanese-American semanticist, although election Officials across the country have complained that such coats greatly outweigh any benefits involved. Hayakawa says the requirenent for bilingual ballots directly conflicts with U.S. naturalization laws, which require applicads for American citizenship to demonstrate knowledge of written md spoken English. "I firmly believe that p11 U.S. citizens, regardless of their heritage, need to learn to use English well enough to, vole In this Englishspeaking co(n*ry," the senator said, Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, U 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 ktte, to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. I • - Please Write - - Terror. Ter rOt' i Italian Style I like. This has caused some theorizing that "earlobing" is not terrorist activity at all, in the normal sense, but rather a reaction to earbending. The thinking Is that an otherwise nonviolent voter, after years of having his ears bent by political candidates, may develop in wicontrollable urge to seize a politician's ears. Another motivation might be the test the old folk myth that If you grab a politician's ears in a certain way, you can lift him off the ground without making him yelp. Terrorism or not, earlobing is a distressing reminder of how thinly civilization Is veneered over bsrbirous nature. We live today in the uneasy knowledge that chaos may be just a now tweak away. I back in business inIran. A dispatch from Tehran reports that the race track that shah opened only last year has been permitted to reopen after the revolution's religious leaders decided that racing does not violate the Koran's prohibition of .. Sears. Methodist Church, Casselberry. Lake Brantley High School Awards Day,8:30 a.m., permiasable since It Is merely "wagering." A4 ' Sure, sure. Deltma Im Sft-abng conducted by Mrs. Howard Grate. In a follow-up to the showing in West Ger,any of the American-produced TV dramatization of the Nazi era, "Holocaust", the national radio network and the government's Office for Political Education polled viewer reactions with some Interesting results. Fifty percent of adults said that they had learned things from the series they had not known about that period of their own national past and the percentage was even higher for the 14-19 age group —70 percent, Compared with polls taken before the showings, approval of the 1944 plot to assassinate Hitler jumped from 49 to 63 percent. There was no change on one point, however. For a steady 30 percent of respondents, Nazism remains a good idea badly carried out. The more things change...? Florida Audabsu Seminole Chapter picnic, Fort Lane Park, Geneva, 10:30 a.m. Bring covered dish and table setting. FRIDAY, MAY25 Norman deVere Howard Chapter of UDC, noon, covered dish luncheon, home of Mrs Charles Steenwerth, 208 W. 17th St., Sanford. SATURDAY MAY26 German-American Society, Installation Ball following •German dinner at 7 p.m., 381 Orange Lane Casselberry. Reservations call 205-3753. SUNDAY, MAY West Volusla West Virginians covered dish social, Sunda DeBary Fire Hall, registration 1-1:45 m. Outdoor Music Festival, noon to 5 p.m., Jewish Com- Just a little bit late, the Soviet press has finally gotten around to reviewing the hit American movie of a few years back, "Saturday Night Fever." It's worse than a bomb, as far as the weekly Sovletskaya Kultura is concerned. In a 'psychosis" truly catastrophic proportions" that the publications dubs "Travoltazatlon," the' movie and Its star are charged with undermining the tastes and habits of youth. By means of a constant bombardment o! disco, "the stereotype of the new behavior is forcibly dinned Into their heada." • ': adult program,7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Maitland Flea Market, Highway 17-92. To donate items call 339-1041. WASHINGTON The asessinalari of Rip. Montla later, when the lanien of Jonestown canaries was prepared to kill the congressional The Central Intelligence Agency by law In Ryan, D.CUL, who was gilned down by the Should have been digested by State Department visitors in Bunna. must keep Congress Informed of its activities, Rev. Jim Jones's religious fanalk, at a jungle security upsets, several members of the Koase The Houre delegation, which Included Res. but the spooks don't trust the legislators with airstrip In Guyana lad year, might reasonably Select 'ttwon Narcotics lift on a trip to '41tet Wolff, D.N.Y., Stephen Ned, D.N.C., their secrets. Each morning, CIA couriers have been a lesaun to State I)epsrtmsnt per- the scsUsd Golden Th1 of Sos*bsad Asia Henry Hyde, R411., and Robert Dernan, H-Calif., deliver a four-column, new1paper-(og.ma In. .ounel rNpunslble for the sategu ding ci world. the ares of Burma, laos and was to be gunned down U they were flying by telligenc, wrap-up t. key Memb traveling Members of Congries. Vietnam that Is the center of oplun and heroin hslico$.r over the Burmese jungles. Any r. It Is called the Nations] Intelligeners ci Congress. . But Foggy BoWn's buesrat wesi slew ce Dilly. At the to traffic In that part of the worft vivors wer, to be di.pddwd by heavily armed end of the day, the spy agency's couriers return learn the lesson. Several coiaiemon. Almost groimd troops from the dope merchants army of to Capitol Hill and retrieve the hush-bush Us was , , b met the sane fate Ryan's lad December in mercenary 'its. report. So far, however, the CIA has been unable it ci the steamy, GuyanMik. jaies L sources, only a to the globe to in,ad1 gain Control of congressiaw Xeral machinft the tk in hard dregs, luck l chance, say our sources, iii.d th inute change in schedule saved _ eir much .1 which windo up in the United States. Beauty has made a small dent in the the congr—n.n'a lives. They left Burma . ik. every hit as daugeroen as lbs limatic members 01 COW tha WWM,s richlog without knowing that it had almost become their beastly federal deficit. The House Bea uty Shop, narcotics__-, Jones People's Temple. which serves congresswomen, congressman's In en emtlsr ceiunm, we l"Ied item in. lad riding place. Moidhe wives and female staff members, showed,.. Itshouldbereuemhorid$hdRyan'sdeath— llo about te wsuiai sm1decumhoIftate.slklii,1*of m0 profit aII Year. Its 14 beautIcians id and the * murdsr'suLdds that followed it M dips Footnote: A 811i Department spokeam a Domm uwvsnui hider told us he could not prepare a statement by the emPed29,258Co9fures and n'ws for a, was sparked by a congra'enil Invesilgetlen of thne we went to press. c4. iiii(i 1ill $as'colIcs trlckers bed been lb. p%Ø'$ npj5, 7 conggianan's WAUNGTON WHIRL Federal Judge tUtflld over $1806 to the Treasury. ide former Sau.Frmeiscs ares con. by the Naroeties Oraniittn, and the 1.1. Inca, the Jididal' n-vwsis of the a trends but "ro etItuMs.Mthefmmheyh.dleftbshindled fSYIIMiINhedIheiM,u,d$.'aajfo,,,iththe,r Waterget0 coenpirdon, was treated to a United States senators ___1. have given their ciw '0Iar de h'aW mah. inti joumSY to Guyana '" . nail IPII1. Aj en 1ew 01 "Blind N a., they ass wealthy, the herein aarc rweit*i ld 4gci4, telsvielus idul-wles on Watergate being shown found hinh.df with a a1hn1, sa'pia 10 afta his rim AlthoUgh St.t c0 isidatives ukupi pr. a lb. local this wish. "ManlIuiem Jobs" enjoyed what he laGujana did warn Ry:a'his party that •'ei1sat Ii creek dawn a this' lucrative saw 01 the '1ee"sl" documenIay, which Is caIppaIr bUis were paid lad year; William there were. rubs Involved in his trip to Irode. '1iIdamemeirsbyW*s,oitghjjJ,'a atto Sd 13" his conhibullars _ abiPA The ',tb$ wants be: and àst*, Des undid. w' Maureen. JWFàk.IhiloWNdiM10.IIUbis cob Private on the doflar. The several him&ed asaroes simed safety once àedj Jack Mitchell ngWas hold in.adleat(whe,,ie?)th, dollars AtUalIVSI $id Deli Va Age; A has paid beck works outto army of mar. WMere betel. something like ala to 10 cents on the doUar.' MONDAY JUNE 4 DeBary Wayfarers, 2 p.m. DeBary Civic Center .. r.: WEDNESDAY,JUNE6 .• The Wumans Club of Sanford, installation luncheon, noon, clubhouse. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 - . ___ ., 1, ..,;! • ___ - Tft A ('ED MAKER O . '. .'. $isoos 1 1 9(^ _ __ _ . I - - ' -. ... .. : ...-• ___. :_... j_ _-. ".. :_ _'. . .. ,_ __ - . . - . • . . . , . . . , ' .' . • • - ... .. . . ' , 1 ' • •••, , -. " '' r' . • ' (/p• . ' ' ' ,. F lit.'. , .",z'. - / • ' lititure, 70; m,enaight lows, ; yesterday's high, U; _____ hSrssetrlc _____ pressure, SIN; Msffv, hty, U percent; *tsde, calm. '.'jsreeast: Neatly fair '4*iegh Tuesday. Iligha is the ___ ldtsupprIIe,hwsinlhe IeldlJs. Varishiewindsil mph N less today and toaliht ., a 1T ' , ' ~ ,i '• 14W.L. lk~ *fto ' ' Herald Photo by Tom Vincent .. I • - _•J • Darden' s Dad Bel'i' eves Lord Wei ll Save Son I WA LSTON BURG, N. C. Darden Jr., 45, had been denied Fla., furniture store owner Carl somebody jumped on him, he inmate "inured from pillar to "I believe in my Master," he (UPI) — Unable to read or clemency and is scheduled to Turman between the eyes, then would get them off," the father post and obviously felt like an said. "You can claim to be- a wlite, William Jasper Darden the Wednesday. shot a 16-year-old neighbor in said. "As far as killing outcast. lie began taking Christian, and things can has been. relying an relatives "1, hope and trust the Lord the neck, mouth and side, somebody... 1 never knew him things, sometünes food and happen, and you can be in n'I !tg)t'to *31S wI't pZOtII* We," the crippling him as he tried to go to do anything like that." money, during hIP)I schooL" prison, but II he didn't do the fls*s'(jlga . keep from being one 6f th -e first elder Darden said calmly. "I men to be executed in Florida in am a Christian, and I hope they for help. Lawyers for Darden and The elder Darden said he things the), accused him of, Turman's wife was sexually another convicted murderer, trusts in God that the truth soinewhere it will come out and John Spenkelink, were to go to about his son will conic out. the whole world will know. assaulted moments later. the Florida Supreme Court The elder Darden said his son today, seeking a don't execute him. Darden's son was sentenced Willie Jasper Darden, a 69- to death for a 1973 murder and stay of year-old repairman, said maiming that he claims he told him many times, "Dad, I execution for Spenkelink and an Sunday that he learned through didn't commit. Witnesses testi- didn't do it." overturning of i)arden's cona telephone call two days before fled at his 1974 trIal that the "1 never knew him to do viction. that his son, Willie Jasper younger Darden shot Lakeland, nothing like that, but if The elder Darden said his son told him he is a Christian now. "lie told me that he was writing a book about the Lord, i " VV and I told tutu 'That's good, R J keep on doing it'," the elder Darden said,recalling a teleis years. ' . . 1.11 14 Than Sent Be i To . ____ VT i l _____ 's % . _______________________________% younger Darden and read them PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Fischer had been scheduled total sales of $40 million last to his father, , said the death row Industrialist Hans Ferdinand to begin a sentence of one year year. Fischer, who pleaded guilty at and one day in a federal prison Fischer and his wife, the Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday, to in three days. former Mary Whitmore, moved evading $145,000 in Income from Cleveland to Palm Beach . re For Flo ers taxes in 1973, apparently took Fischer was a native of in 1972. He continued as t his own life Saturday at his Vienna, Austria. He emigrated chairman of his industrial Palm Beach home rather than to the U.S.in19 and settled at empire and handled his busigo to prison. He was 60. Cleveland. He was an engineer ness Interests from Florida. •GtnersI_ J® 1TTh • . _____ phone call they had last year. Leat he of Wilson, a usin who took Prison _'' - - • rY r . •w - - No Police said Sunda y they were and founded Fischer Industries, Following his guilty plea, listing the bullet wound In the a conglomerate with plants in U.S. District Judge Robert head as self-inflicted. the U.S., Europe and Japan and Kurpansky sentenced Fischer Conditioning to prison and fined him $10000 JI but agreed to dismiss three I?171 LUMBING other charges Involving his 1972 Income tax return ________________________________________ ' P on ere es Begin Work . On $14 Billion Budget an HOME01MAEM-9 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) There is the possibility of an A House-Senate conference out. House Speaker Hyatt committee begins work today Brown and Senate President on the $14 billion-plus state Phil Lewis Indicated late last budget hoping somehow to week the Legislature may not resolve the 00 million spilt provide tax relief this year sh?, over tax relief. _________ cred it I y f ALL APPLIANCES IN STOCK REDUCED i01 $2,500 to $25,000 after all. It could be put, off, The pressure is on the con- f they said, until the December teresa beca use If they can't special session on tax reform settle the taxes issue, the Gov. Bob Graham intends to or more, or any purpose. 110, lawmakers may be fighting the Call to cut IM property taxes. The current gasoline shorbudget battle most of the summer. An acceptable corn tage pict ure is ca using the $600 I Pon APRIL 23 TO M Anwican Fimmial Swvkos woo qrror,p loons up lo I During the Spring Savings Sale at your All Gas Companies you ws,Pea* with can save on all our energy-wise gas appliances. See the complete selection of appliances on sale, including: GAS RANGES • WATER HEATERS DRYERS • GRILLS risfiroes -- ___ based economy. • Fass Loan Aixwnval. hIIfiwwi. no Tuesday. Come into your nearby (',as ("nmnnv '1I - rFtnanca1 111ESDAY'8 TIDES Da1ua Beach: hIgh 1:25 am., 1:Sfl..trs.; low U:40 am., 12:11 p.m. Pert Canaveral: hIgh 1:27 am., 1:11 p.m., law 11:31 am., IHIp.m. Daypert: hIghll:3$a.m., liw 1:37 5.0., 1 p.m. 0. I. .. showroom and seethe complete selection of appliances. 4I A . __ • CALLTOUUEE . 1.800.835.2246 SANFORD • 830W. 6th Street ............322-5733 L. DELAND 206 E. New York Avenue .....734-1951 7áysowsá. 4 - ' I • - ! _. •' -_.-•_-.----•_ S---- PUSUC IJTLITS COMPANY your gas co, - w$iir.,* you he. ZkAL zai AND FLOGAS CONPOIATION . - 31 or awish hom ow lot, rw qxAly. Easy Extended Repayment Tc,rms becsmlig southeast 1. 10 11 - jj - cLUwt3Cd tew . • ' • . -.,,, I . :W.afh.r $ Lm readiags: S • ' everal hundred youngsters were on hand at ldllwilde Elementary School when Marion Eggers, a water safety instructor for the American Red Crossvolunteers, showed a film on water safety and (lemonstrated the uses of water safetyequipment. . . I . . ' . • .d•4 . - . •! -' ' A CROWD ...1 .' scheduled. - - '. ' •.. . ' . 'i.' ___ - . ' . DRAWING ' '' - ' } ' promise on the tax relief issue minion state revenue surplus would lead to quick agreements estimated in March to be THURSDAY JUNE on the remainder of the plan questioned. If the gasoline 51.rvIiiiaik hour for children i-s Altamonte th at will regulate spending over shortage worsens considerably, UbrarvandCultural Center, 281 MaitlandAve. 1041a.m. the next two years and the 1979 it could have a devastating _______________________________ session would end June 1 as effect on Florida's tourism- _____ __ __ White Eklpkul sale and auction, sponsored by Cameld Homemakers Awn., 11 a.m., 1532 Canterbury :'. Circle, Casselberry. Proceeds to ChSXit). u U. ,•. - - - I munity Center, 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland. classical, jazz and rock. Puppet show and magic for children. MONDAY, MAY 28 Seminole County Federation of Woman's (hubs, 10:30 a.m. covered dish luncheon hosted by Altamonte Springs Woman's Club. 'ITWRSDAY, MAY 31 Lake Brantley High ScboolBand Awards Banquet, 6:30 p.m., school commons. Lake Howell High School I drama, p WIt Science Auditori um. FRIDAY, Lake Howell High School drama, "Up the Down StaIrcase", 8 p.m., UCF Science Auditorium. SUNDAY, JUNE 3 Flea Market sale to benefit United Cerebral Palsy Lucky, Last=Minute Change Saved Lives r school commons. . . F ' THURSDAY, MAY 24 Overesters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United .. JACK ANDERSON WORLD Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, SheH Road. Overesters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mail ' .S. •• Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptImist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery, Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte The king may be gone but the sport of kings is Schluing.r's Energy Program The European Parliament Is organized by political parties, not national groupings, and the major parties across Europe have linked up for this campaign to present unified platform& Thus, all Christian Democrats regardless of nationality are running on a common plat. form, and likewise Socialists and Liberal. Democrats. Despite Prime Minister Trudeau's abrasiveness and his occasional display or arrogance, public opinion polls suggest that a majority of Canadians still regard him as a more trusted leader than the relatively unknown Mr. Clark, a member of parliament from Alberta. But under Canada's electoral system, voters elect representatives to the House of Commons with the majority party then selecting the prime minister. to And Canada's Progressive Conservatives are hoping that voters will follow the example set in Britain and gamble on a fresh face and new policies. C • bellotS in " - Bid -. - MId.Florlda REACT, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. 7 p.m., Summit Apts.. Casselberry Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 ItaliIfl.AmerjcanSocialclubof Sanford,Bp.m., Wine and Cheese Cafe, Sanford Plaza. New members welcome. • - . Light. '. ___ To Save Pair a - . Aviation Modelers, Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Overeaters, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & - - .. . . 434. By DON GRAFF The horror scenes coming out of California these days aren't the work of the Hollywood Studios. The are being played out at gas stations where multiblock lines are the rule, rudeness is common and punchouts not Infrequent In a too. much-demand for not-enough-supply situation the state is trying to control with its "even-odd" rationing system, permitting motorists to fuel up on alternate days according to license plate numbers. The term is well chosen, the last word being a particularly apt description of the performance of many motorists under the pressure of the emergency. a - Monday, May 2J,i979-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UN) whether they would hear at- Is scheduled this afternoon. The officials doubt it will be over- upheld only once. woman joined a demonstration Lawyers for convicted torneys' arguments or simply petition challenges Darden's turned. The Governor's Mansion in on the Capitol steps with more Spenkelink and act on the appeal. conviction and death sentence "it is highly unlikely" the Tallahassee was the scene of than 200 people, praying for ll change its stance weekend protests, prayer meet- Grahamor the courts to stop court today in attempts to head An attorney for Darden, 45, expected to land later this week now, Deputy Attorney General ings and a vigil by Spenkelink's the execution. off their clients' scheduled filed notice of appeal with the in the state Supreme Court. "We pray for a softening of Ken Tucker said. "He has mother. executions at? am. Wednesday trial court at Bartow by heart. We pray that God will Unlike, Spenkelink, Darden thoroughly exhausted his federin Florida's electric chair. telephone Friday, a short time has not exhausted all his ap- al appeals." Lois Spenkelink, 67, waited melt the hearts of us all, a after Gov. Robert Graham peals, legal experts said, and outside the mansion Sunda), minister said, as the protestors Court- observers believe the signed the death warrants. The could win a reprieve from the Darden, one of Death Row's hoping to make a mother-to- joined hands. 30-year-old Spenkelink's final governor designated Spen- electric chair. longest residents, was con- mother appeal to Florida first Death penalty supporters desperate plea to the Florida kelink, then Darden, to be the Spenkelink's conviction and victed of killing Lakeland lady Adele Graham "not to let staged a nearby counter Supreme Court to stay his first of 134 Florida Death Row death sentence for the 1973 furniture store owner James your husband kill my son." demonstration, m carrying signs execution will fail. The nine inmates to be executed in 15 murder of Joseph Szymankiew- Turman during a 1973 robbery. Mrs. Graham refused to see proclaiming: "He who spills justices are expected to rule years. fez has been upheld by the U.S. Sentenced to the in 1974, his her. blood shall have his blood today, but it was not known A hearing on Darden's appeal Supreme Court three times and case has been appealed and The ailing, overweight spilled." TUESDAY, MAY Math Workshop for parents at South Side Elementary School, 7:30 p.m., given by Title I teacher, Tim Seibert. For parents Interested in helping their children in math. Lyman High School PTSA meeting and Academic Awards program, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium, Quarterly Citrus Update for growers, 10 a.m., Seminole County Agri-Center. Brooks Humphrys, Citrus Extension Agent in charge of program. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertotna, 7:30 a.m., Sunshine Park community center. Sanford Uons, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoina, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and Route ' Indeed - . .' Make Final . 'Odd' - year's • It's WASHINGTON (NEA) Voters in the nine Common Market countries head to the polls next month for an election that represents a major step forward In the political Integration of western Europe. For the first time, members of the European Parliament will be elected directly by the voters in member nations Instead of being appointed from t heir national parliaments as Is now the . .., Fl VIEWPOINT Of Europe' ? Even so, the election could turn more on the question of Quebec separatism. Prime Minister Trudeau, a French Canadian and leader of a party with substantial support in Quebec, is viewed by many as more likely to defuse the potentially explosive separatist sentiment among French-speakIng Canadians., • TOPS Chapter 7V, p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country lub, Lake Mary. Sanford ounryn, p.m., First Methodist Church, Sanford Sanford AL p.m., W. First St. Central orida Unit American Diabetes Assn., annual business meeting, 7:30 p.m. in fellowship hail of Winter Park £esu,Lerian Church, 2000 Dundee, Winter Park. 1"ree showing "Bunraku", a Japanese puppet theater film presented by Puppet Power Inc., 8 p.m., Head Start kitchen, Unitarian Church, 1815 E Robinson St., Orlando. Central Florida Unit American Diabetes Assn., annual business meeting, 7:30 p.m. in fellowship hail of Winter Park Presbyterian Ch urch , 2000 Dundee, Winter Park. - ' In the debate over economic policy, the government is clearly on the defensive. Canadians are understandably disgruntled by 8 percent unemployment and an annual inflation rate of 9 percent. Mr. Trudeau's long tenure in office and the even longer reign of the Liberal party make it difficult for Ottawa to escape blame for the country's economic woes. Stop, Route 436, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, Sanford. : - -murderers John MONDAY, MAY fires." States The opposition Progressive Conservative party and its 29-year old leader, Joseph Clark, contend that Liberal party policies produced Canada's economic malaise. And Mr. Clark argues that only the tax cuts he advocates can precipitate needed growth. avvy' ers 85,774 acres of recreational land. The media demand for Smokey the Bear Is Increasing. Forest Service officials said there was $35 million of free advertising given the Smokey In 1977. In 1978 the figure rose to $50 million and the 1979 total is projected to surpass $55 million. A national survey recently conducted shows that the % percent of Americans polled recognized the so urce of the slogan, "Only you can prevent forest that in 1977, when Smokey II was Inaugurated, there were 151,150 forest fires nationwide. The fires consumed 2,28, 485 acres of land, most of which was recreational. It was a bad year, comparatively, spokesmen said. In Florida, the situation was even more serious. Records from the date Division of Forestry show that 1977 was the worst year in a decade for forest fires. There were 11,007 fires that year. The total land left fire-scarred amounted to more than 230,719 acres In an average year, a Division official said, there are only about 8,680 fires In Florida forests. The amount of timberland damaged averages about 140,349 acres per year, he said. Clearly, the shaggy mammal did not project the same tone of authority as his late lamented namesake. But a year's experience seems to have been all Smokey II needed. At a mature 7, he has begun to exude the command Image expected of him. Forest fires in Florida last year dipped from a decade high to a 10-year low. There were only 6,878 fires last year and the state suffered damage to only 'U n ited . BERRY'S --- ANGLE.WAL TERS The election will also determine the political future of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the Liberal party leader who has survived in office for 11 years. 4 ..., ---. .- .. • • WEEN •- - I .. • -. ........ - �.:. ,-._ - - .- -----."%am i-'-•---------------• • S U S I S.'..' •S I • p Wright, who grew up in Washington, was mainly responsible for the lead. He came off the bench to score 10 points in the second quarter, helping to build a 51-38 margin. He broke down the foul lane, took the pass from Dandridge and was fouled in the act of shooting by Dennis Johnson. In the fourth quarter, Wright scored 12 of the Bullets' 17 points and the most-important final two. With Bob Dandridge, the Bullets' best clutch shooter, designated by referee Ed Rush to take the ball out of bounds, Wright became the key figure. "We got careless when we got up by 18, and we committed some careless fouls," admitted Washington Coach Dick Motta. "We didn't play as well with the lead as we did getting it." shots." 50 seconds left. Dennis Johnson, John John. son and Gus Williams, who led all scorers with 32 points, paced the Sonics' comeback. They chopped into the margin until Williams' layup and John Johnson's steal setting up Dennis Johnson's layup pulled F Parade - - - Ang Diego ante Saturday's Comes Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 0 - I Louis 9. New York 4. 12 Wings nciflnli 3, Los Angeles 4. n Diego 4, Houston 2, 11 ings, night _R ngs ,, - Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 4 Houston 1, San Diego 0, 1st Houston 6, San Diego 3, 2nd . St. Louis (B. Forsch 1.3) at Iladelphla (Canton 4.5), 7:33 m. Houston (K. Forsch 1.3) at lanta (P. Niekro 4-6), 7:33 rn Los Angeles (Messersrnith 2at San Diego (Mura 2-2), 10 M. Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Montreal Chicago at New York, night St. Louis at Philadelphia, . . - . - , . ' - - - . - - ,.: -- - Perosti lJonds said no way," Stone Days. "Next by, I walked into tlie 4utiouse and saw Willie McCovey taping the handle Of one of his bets. I said, 'That's my problem, Stretch, I'm not taping the nW es ofmybs.'HeuJd,q'ugladly gi vey, butl allythInk the best U ing you can dois pitching to ur leg." . • CORALGABLES,FIL(UPI) rally threat The University of Miami's one hit the rest of the way. Stivees kAmit $nab". 3 4 Williams WIltS McFadden ,,,, sanses •Stgsmory - 355 ITS 355 Kiffipten MOCII ., Milenick • Lao II avm 1 3 , Spoon Totals is. Ar-drows 311 Thomas Odsin Evans Dopers Hisff 2 I I 111$ 3$)Kapelka 3 55 Hvff leeMarble 2 $ I Day Tempest. c..ssil Totals NACIWAY i S S Totals " . iate I 15455m McCwIIsy Mathews 21, Ill gray ' Doyle annnoms $ CSpIss weteins Pon VPWPeItNS$ 11 - _____ ____ _____ _____ _____ . ______ 1. ____________________________________ _____ ____ _______________________________ is , Vansena 1155i55r 'S ,,lls*u SSSIVSIIS7 5$ sss *a*ions Ill Jlte*is $13 all Mortem Off Ills - '. - - ' D t-e c, e S win Aosse T'' r Decker's Royals were sold a three-hitter. Goine's Jewelers PhIlUes, Il-I, with Kevin Mann pair of insurance policies over tripped AFCOM, 41, as Steve hurling a three-hitter and the weekend in the Altamonte Hooker and Tony Johnson each Gor don Gibb get ting three hits; Springs Little League. permitted one hit In three- and the Pirates outslugged the Breen Insurance did a 3.2 job Inning stin ts; and In AAA ac- Yankees, 20-17, as Rich Vanon Decker's as Keith Wallace ton, the Giants crushed the derweide had four hits. and Kenny Chapdelaine OONFSNI$ APCOM scattered six hits to win a PAIN INS. DECKER AU N H Al N H Al N pitching duel, and Fart Vand.rpfl 4$ I lrvbsksr s I is Hooker IiZDvbIn 315 Niwe 20$ I S I Elwood 266 rewn 255 Insurance posted a 4-2 win as Johnson 205 Whalen ,, M. • 381 Steve Hutsell did the major Freycsøe$ Morrissey 3 5$ 14,45 301 Hill 3 55 2) I H Coowsy 3 S 1 ConSistS 31) It. Shaker oward 2SS SS damage with three hits. wolkor 3 21$ Weed 35 1 Patrick III S.aas.y I 55 Two In other games, Farr stopped Oswald 311 ' Met*lsqf Knorop II 3 Ill PSIJISS , 15$ Gene Letterlo Co., to run Its Jaisoni $ Locke $ S S Pavlkssr 2 50 LeSger 210 Wll4ttlngton 3 5 1 Urbock Lisle • 1 TIteIS 21 15 ISS record to 8-1 In the second half Smith 366DIZSØ off s s Lysil as Mark Whlttlngton hurled a Titus 27 45 Totals Totals It 4 1 21 1 1 GIANTS ______ lot NOTANY AIIM AIIM oseey 4II *,s JSSS 411T.sens Mclimstvy 1IIThay.r *S5 NlwIbk,5 Ill 50Sver 2SI SlNSy 3IISarddsr 11$ " _____ ____ ___ c. ;.•; ji " 1. 4i Herald photo by Tom Nets.I Smith's Jason Miller worries Turner's Seven H its Pace Sunshine TV Mann James Cochran Pirtias 0151 DSLI$II Owignard Um.rs.is IOn's Walker TsIals AS N H Parr PHILLISS Al N H ,. Cox , * Transactions ____ 5I$*-4 reClll$dDjckl,Thon. - - in 11113-16 Evans, Sellers Spark Atlantic Bank, Prosser Atlantic Bank nipped WIlliams added a home run and American Produce Exchange single, while teammatesQuls (APEX), 15-14, and Jack Jones y Smith Uth had Presser Ford blasted Seminole a do and ubleándeW)Petroleum, 18-6, In a pair of single, makeup gamesSaturdayin the For Seminole Petroleum, Sanford Little American Tim McKinney dammed a League. home run, Alex McGnIft Brian Ashcroft was the alappeci a double and Billy Seminale as Chuck Roll scored winning pier in relief of Penick, Carl Tipton and Marvin'Monsour Baker for Atlantic twice. th Bank, '. , Boat Works was tied by Joey Evans paced the win- SIMINO.I FlOUtS POND Maltland, 2-2, as Shea Whigham ners at the plate with a pair of PETROLEUM Al I N and Mitt Albert scored; doubles, while Mhcrsft and AllNj. 332 121 42$ Roadrunners lost to Maitland, leroy Richardson each had a Ylpiss 1$ I w.ucciwi 1S 3-2, despite goals by Steven pair of singles. Hunter Gividen McSntft * 1 J.McCis, $3. ____ I to Hataway and Rutaro Man- slammed a home run, while Bi Theni..ft 2 S Wlllbam 31 ll MC*InISy 2 I Smith 21 tipano; Fleet Reserve lost to Justice, Jeff Mellon and Baker anuS. I$ ff 1111$agew.,* 1 1 koede Wintir Park YMCA, 3.2, wIth each sIngled, I1I Canto. I .8 Wy local goals by Greg Beasley; $3 ,. Larry Thomas had a home 'i" $55 rss,ua5 III I$$5 YsIsis Shoemaker lost to Winter Park, rim and single for APEX, while Ts 23*114 PlIrs 5-2,despltegoalabyGreg Apple teammate Mike Jones slapped 555 15 r"anePont SW and Donald Peacock; and a pair of singles. Pat Robinao Opiliflhst tied Winter Park on also had ahoinerunand Rufus APiS All ATLANTIC BANII Victor Senders' Lasterdoubled. TIsmas 443'. Ales Wynn pitched three Sanlit " 411M.,m II Iv* 42* SY Innings and was the winner for Aacnstt 4a2 Jsass II an FLORIDA"" 43 Prosser. Robert Peoples pit. Taylor _____ ____ S MIs-I. 311 Itlpea _____ 4) Doyle thedtheflnal inning. 3.I BruceSeUerzwas44or..4w1111 -asr ,s, ____ j TItus *7I4ge a double and Jo Jo 5jpu$ McCloud $11 5yy_, TOWN a i s ft was 31OI4 with a home run to *4) lead the winners. Andrea AIIOMteIae5 • - ARRITAK 115523.11 t I 4 __ • --,-- ,. -.., 4 - A,., ------------------------- as if it had sailed over David- them tonight, just as they beat watched the Rangers take the son's shoulder and into the them here 4-1 in the playoff 101h race $3-ST. 3553 lLantana Sandy 5.20 460 3.60 6S1 Kido 7.40 5.00 2 Mexican Frolic .2O 0(14)30.60. P111-61163.54, 1(14-2) yy John, R an St mie Foes Wth i 2-Hitters I2ttlraclAI.IT.31,1$ 4 Fruitl 31.20 4.00 7.20 6 ROCkO Troubles 3.50 4.00 3 I'm Easy 4.40 0(44) 27.10, P144)145.55. T(443) "4.". A -3,2*5; Handle $223,723. BY United Press 1111terUtiOnAl Was the winner with Kern Baltimore swept a three-imme with a dramatic three-run John Milner, Dale Berra and off Gaylord Perry in the first Nolan Ryan and Tommy gaining his sixth save. Shane series, homer in the 10th inning and Omar Moreno hit homers to inning and Rick Williams' fiveJohn, as different In style as the Rawley, 14, the second of three A's 7-2, Brewers 6-1 Frank Taveras won it with a help the Pirates hand the Cubs hit pitching carried the Astros coasts on which they pitched Seattle pitchers, took the loss. Wayne Gross singled with two run-scoring single in the 11th, their fifth straight loss. Kent to victory in the opener. their respective games Sunday, out In the bottom of the ninth to enabling the Mets to snap the Tekulve pitched the final 2 2-3 Orioles 6, Blue Jays 2 Expos 10, PhiLs6 nevertheless achieved similar Dennis Martinez hurled a score Jeff Newman in the Cardinals' five-game winning Innings to notch his third save Tony Solaita slashed out four results, four-hitter to notch his sixth opener. streak. Lou Brock homered for for starter Don Robinson, 3-3. hits and Montreal moved to John, the sinkerball artist of consecutive triumph and Lee Mets 8, Cardinals 7 the Cardinals. within one game of the East Astro. 14, Padres 0-3 the New York Yankees, upped May belted his ninth homer as Richie Hebner tied the score Pirates 6, Cub. 5 Terry Puhl's lead off homer Division-leading Phillies. hlsrecord to9-O with atwo-hjt, * JaI.Alai --- ---------- ______ / _ - . - -- 40 .0 AUTO SERVICE CENTER - - Li - _______ (8 ,,T IAII '.)'• t'P S$' _____ _____ - 2 _~iix,,,,,, _ . - ' - AMR . . . , ODp YEAR Go p, IlICE STORES '. #-'~] ISE - I , ,... 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SIMINOI.I "I've never seen a better later-day's resells pitched game In this park. I had Fir-sir-ace some shutouts here myself, but 3 Ginger T Heart 1140 4.00 6.30 STarlo 1540 740 never like this one," Lemon (Montreal leads series, 3.1) I kakosl Tom 1.50 a" May 13-N.Y. Rangers i, Mon 0(35) 15.4$: 1(3-14) 443.45. Dodgers I, Redo 4 treat I kcad race May 13-Montreal 6, N.Y. 7Perido Von Joshua led off the ninth 10.10 3.50 340 Ringers 2 , 1 *11.1 7.00 1.50 with his third homer of the - May 17-Montreal i, N.Y. S Blossom Bell* 4.10 Nsem and pinch-hlttar Reggie Rangers I 0(7.1) 43.3$, 1(7.14) 1192.41. May 19-Montreal i, N.Y. Smith singled home an insui' Third race Rangers 3 (at) 3 Happy Dream 1.30 2.40 2.40 once flu) Liter In the liming to May 21-N.Y. Rangers t Mon. 2 Stormy Maris 3.20 2.10 give the Dodgers a victory over treat, I p.m. 3 T Kister 3.110 the Rids. i.Mav 24-Montreal as sa v a. Ringers, TIA -. G1.nti It Irsves I 0(3.3) 1040, 1(3-2.5) 92* N-May 24-N.Y. Rangers at Pseeth race Left-hinder Bob Knepper Montreal, $ p.m. 1 TiogIs Fewer 27.0012.00340 hurled a thu-bitter and Bill S Radar Bell 7.00 5.35 Madlock, Darrell Evans and 1 Keylone Dr in 10.30 0(14)51* John Tamarge hit homers In Filth race sparking the Giants to victory. I Stock All Over 11.00 7401.50 Gent Heal S 340 2.30 ROY* is TwI. 1 S•tIWdiV 1 Rambling Ralph George &'stt hit a solo homer 710 Pirst race,0.3-4 Time 30.5111 13411. T and Kansas City sawed four 3 linyan's Rebel 9.20 6.40 3.40 sixth race IAIlTheMosi 3.40 3.40 3Corky'sA lomb times on Mimosola defensive 440 3402.40 1 NattviIly Julep 210 blwrs. 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We didn't even wad to 3.60 2a I MliSllIa.PICO Alignment and Free Tire Rotation E 9, $4188 _ give the Angels a 2-0 lead off Roes Baumgarten, 4-1. In Boston, John handed the Q(34)1I01;P(44)1547$;y($2 Today's Games RedSoxtheiriecondshutotjtin 5) 299.45. (All Times ID?) tlUle nights. Jim Seattle pitTenth Game Cleveland (Wise 3-1) at Oscar.Badiola ched a 100 shutout Friday 10.10 13.00 6.00 oronto (Lernanczyk 32), 1:20 Beide-Olano 6.20 4.00 night, marking the first time M. 4.80 New York (Guidry 42) at 5 Mvlllla-Urquiz since 19V the Red Sox have efrolt (Bllllngham 3-3), $ p.m. been shut out twice In one series 4)134955 Minnesota (Hartzell 1-2) at IIIVS*IB Game at home, Gralg Nettles and exas (Matlack 24), 1:33 P.M. 23.10 7.40 7. Seattle (Abbott 13) at Kansas 1 SantlArc Reggie Jackson hit home runs Duran-Andre 7.40 1.40 ity (Busby 1-2), 5:33 p.m. to backstop the effort. 6 .Mo$t Tuesday's Games Q (14)64.11; P (5-1) 141.351 T ($1. "I'm Itie glad we didn't get Boston at Baltimore, night himred Cleveland at Toronto, night "F Lynn of tonsaid Twelfth Game New York at Detroit, night ApnaIs.Sarduy 13.10 3.60 1.20 Sarcastically. "He can't win Milwaukee, 2 ight Oakland at Chcago, night Seattle at Ka. sas City, night Minnesota at Texas, night FrontEnd Tune-Up ___ 11.50 4.00 1.00 6.40 320 3.50 4 Oscar 2 Gain Engine _____ - - $, 55$4 NI 055-i LUTTINIO FAIN DECKER Allis AI*H AIIM AIIM 4ISDriakwotor 251 Jack"" 355 Vaadsry$ft 13 lrvbaker 45 Palmer 2S$ Lettsiui 3)lClewe.ts ass 1w. II kldsi 3$ 45 cAa,dSlain, II 3 1 2 ClInton i i $ Mess 2 $ Twiner SC M. C*sssoy 413 Wallace 311 311 3 5 S Barrel& Wall Prsycenst 261 Mlii 3 5 5 Conway NSWIA 463 11 2 SI McN.mara Nosseli 15 I I N.SISakOr 5 31 I S S Lenlkaii Scaletta 3 S Oswald zs$ I I S. Slabar 1$ Napeli Ill Ps* 3$STotals 155 Kasrpp 55 Drszsn 1$ $5 IlIl S Palmer 1 5 5 Jableneli S.CAassy 4 GilUlaap I SI Pewter WIdttia,ts. IfPawlkase 25$ II 11 GUsher GIants 55 311 53-)) Am Wes I s Smith i Urbacli I S c.cot Pkllll" Ill * Si- I Aysrut 2 s I Hvtseli 311 Totals I •p PilInsli so Totals 215, Peibjas 5$ Totals PIRATES Ill 1 YANKUS ,tal5 23 3,3 Allis Allis LIttIrIS Liuzi Decker **2 4 I Greenwald 155 Parr Cscbran oii 1)z-4 Ireeø 44$ Smith sac MM" VaM. 414 lesep 132 Zwyws 4) Mills 4 I I ZaIldckl 433 Siankliwia S I 2 Perry I2 1 Newman III lrvs$germaa 51 11$ CaIdwell I) Twbs 55 Amodert 5 Praml.ni.cki Ill waihi • linen 3 I S Ssaa.4.r 134 Totals .,., 3021 14 Totals 31 It II Sanford Kids Roll On, 2. 1 * tI*Ir ace relief hurler Rob runs they needed In the third on 17-16 cliffhanger to Griffin itooks 183 11-13 Sunday nIgl* to Pte- a single, a double, sacrifice fly, a O*T10 O.W.S. Construction despite a single SwniI1ns U 1512 h-as Al U N Al I N s*ve a 4-1 victory over stolen base, a walk, then a nt., 33$ MiSmanle III and double by Turner. Mark DITTMIN Qèmson that sends the Hurri- dou PAWN • $ $ Wall 1 3 Hibbard led that victory with ble deal. Tony Brewer's $awl.Jte Al I N ,, Al N H ces to the college world tripl WI 31l thrft hits. Mead e, a fielder's choice, two lnMnsid $4 MeSlamIs SS es as baseball champions I.LaPotsns 120 VMS • s wuss. III Sat urday's other game saw M.LP.tsns 412 Varass of wild pitches by Clemson starter leysem IS ladder 431 th, NCAA South Atlantic and loser Bob Kenyon and a laymeM 1). Pw-alg 4 II J.Nirsiy $ Pamar Inc. whip Dlttmer 431 Mdsrssm II S '.,'., I I Cos.'. 115 II I 555 Architect ural R*Ion, Nub sacrifice fly gave Miami two $ Aluminu Isysem m, 16-12, Irewn IS SmIth $55 lMi,y * 11 I 55 - A great clutch pitching ArcIer 21 I Carter I I $ leslie I ss as Allen Hoof hit a grand slam S. LePs$srs I $ $ Allen nsurance raai in the sixth, M" off II ormance by Rajslch," Spniapftsid 155 Phii.y Tstols 251414 ks.5 III Sli home rim and Arthur Hersey Earlie r in otal T s 23 13 4 Totals MCoach Ron Fraser iuId• w 37 15 1$ addedtwohomersandatrqge hich lost to Miami 21 ' ' hIngdLdltforus th °t'°' and James Hersey also 533555-1* ewhe Saturday night, gained the Desre to Pamar ant. *111-Il ll1)S3$35-4 homered. Mike LaPeters O.W.L ' $ regional finals wi a 2-0 victory 'When we hit, we'll really th homered for the losers. GRIFFIN over Georgia Southern. SUNSNINI TV ALa*Y CUPS? DIJ i ignite." IIUIPNINT ___ Al I N U I is Allis ___ AIIM Tlprsonthit'1jan'l$. Mk. Hibbard 4 3 Onisles 4*$. "AllIoanhayIs thaLw,coujd i.5em 15S...5 •• Mt.N1515nt om 15$ S5 larry SIS bt collected only one rim, Tony not do It, we dld not do it," said •nslá Mali. I I Lwwsp $31 Sal,. _____ Nag lasslail 0. lartshle I $ TI. Turner $2 M ione'á homer over the Clemson Coach Bill WIIII1Pi. I $ I WIag • Toronto Purcha NI se 2 I 11554 d contract P555w $SI lellem ce erfleldwalltnthetcpofth. ,,We heIp.d them oot a C0III M5ISS I Second baseman Dan Alng from S. McCaskill 2 1 Ta.Tsr.er 3 15$ JSIIUU Mprk.y 3 IPssls -i i Inning. Winning pitcher Of times down hire, and you 155 Muron I Triple A alf4liIe in Syracuse; O. wiicaes 4,1 Narrt •i $ • • tioned $ i Second baseman Dave anisisa Je Morrison scattered seven can 't give those guys any 111 Ervin * 361 L1*alhi. I S McKay to Syracuse. help. CaM. ot M.McC.skbIS 25$ T als 22 II *4 karl I IC Wile Is S hit In six and two thirde InCalilornia lfvrs,tJssr "They really don't $WÜI1 the Tetels - Sent Infielder 4111141 *11711 Orlando Ramlrez to Salt Lake City Totals nit*s then turned the mound bats very well," Wilhelm adSilsey CenpIt * lii S-I 04 the Pacific Coast. LeigU, and 1rtoRajslchwhoghutoffa IN SW-It •11fIS. Decker G.rf ins's SW 550-4 AFCOM IN 1)1-2 Monday, May 21,1979-7A would be two reasons for the margin over the still hustling year-old Savard normally plays lead three different times only Ranger net. But goal judge Ken opener. Certainly, the Rangers Canadiens to be so happy. but outmanned Rangers. mostly back in his own zone and to lose the game. Elw&dt of Chicago ruled it had can win, but it isn't that likely Another reason would be they Say it in French or say it in doesn't score much. lie put the When Shutt saw Savard's shot not. because the Canadiens now were doing it on the Forum ice English, the phrase is coup de puck inthe net only seven times get past Davidson and the red "I thought it went in," said have everything going for in front of their home fans for grace, and the Canadiens stand all season long and scored but light blin k, he t hr ew his arms Robi nson. "After the game I them, momentum, the home ice ready to deliver it tonight. The once in the playoffs before around the Canadiens' veteran asked Howie Meeker fornler and the home crowd. the first time In 11 years. s- o9.,s. - 4 I I Sylvester Troy Turner had seven hits TWELVE OAKS SUNSHINE TV Al N H AN N is Saturday in the Paola Little Dearborn 1 1 s Orioles 211 Major League, helping his team L. Dearbor n 3 3 I Tilhis II luckmaster 332 Rowland toasplltlnapalrofgames Mass*y 3ILwdwFs 44 Iekr.ns 4 5 3 Turner SS Turner had two homers, Crocks, I 35 liii 12 triple, a double and a single in Teeter I I I Tvmssr I• Smith IZSClSSrpeiin, 21$ Sunshine TV 's 26-13 thrashing Miller SSSWlhhiams 255 of Twelve Oaks Campground, He*kIe I $ S Plus 54 S Sanford's 8-under Kids came Tstals 2)13 $ Irvin SSS with Mark Harrell helping the Harrell 323 up with the only victory of Msan III cause with a triple and double. nfordSoccer League's games Morray 111 Sunshine TV had dropped a Totals 342511 Saturday, a 2-1 win over . partisan crowd of 17,382 who - lavMardn,r3$o 3 I)ISlmpuq, 35$ 441 • , 'a. - , - - - -•.-• the 22nd time in their history victory Saturday night and a Square Garden. and the fourth year in a row reassuring three games to one As a defenseman, the 33- 24l victory in Boston. And Ryan, DAYTONAIIACH SATURDAY NIGHT throwing his first pitch so hard First Game that California Manager Jim 5 AranoGastI 11.50 6.20 6.00 I Ttfl$.Afld('S 3.20 3.10 Fregosi - claims umpire Russ 3 VIctor.Girardo 1.50 Goetz did not see it, Q (1-5) 39.61, 1 (343) 311.41. steamrollered the Chicago Secssd Game I CarasaGerardo 11.00 4.40 6.10 White Sox 4.0. hI 2 Tranl.Fernan "! knew from the first pitch of 1.40 3,20 Houston at Atlanta, night $ Arano.Dlaga II 11.00 the game today, they were Los Angeles at San Diego, 0(2.4) 27.05, P (42) 5035; 1 going to have trouble getting a ght I) 445.60; DD (5.4) 239.40. Cincinnati at San Francisco, hit off him," Fregosi said In Third Game ght 3 Pace 5.10 3.50 3.20 desc ribing Ryan's 11-strikeout 2 Arcs 5.00.3.30 performance. "The umpire American League ssara By United Press International Q(2•3) 31.40, P (3-2) 60.15, T (34. missed it because Nolan threw East 5) 413.60. it so hard." W L Pct. OS Fourth Game BaIt Ryan, 5-2, has four complete 26 13 .667 1 Egana-Isldro 540 6.20 3.00 Boston 21 14 .632 1½ I Zubi.Urqulza 10.10 5.10 games and three shutouts. He $dew York 22 17 .344 4 S Duran-Sarduy 3.40 has fanned 61 in 53 innings 11w 21 20 .312 6 0(14)45.II:P(14) l$3.4S,Tn.s. and sports a 2.68 ERA. Detroit 11 19 .424 9 5) 164.11. Cleve 16 33 .431 9½ Pitchlngthe4oth shutout and Fifth Game Toronto 10 31 .241 17 5 isasa.Gondis 11.40 7.00 3.40 14th two-hitter of his career, West 4 RamonPaco 6.40 3.20 Ryan retired the final 2obatters W I. PCI. 01 3 Mutlita-Wally 3.00 Mime 24 13 .649 014-5114-29i P 154) 239.79s T (54. after Greg Pryor singled with Calif 23 13 .435 ½ one out In the third. The only Texas 22 16 .579 21/2 Sixth Game other hit off him was a two-out Kan City 22 15 .350 3½ 2 Heman.Andre 640 6.50 3.30 singi. by Cbst Lamon in the ri-ChIcago ,"20 .474 A½ 5 Qaidos-PocIn. 7.10 1 SA Oakland 13 26 .366 11 fli'*• 3 Carasa.lsldro Seattle 13 2$ .317 13 0(24)45 40 PU-I) 1n.ISgT($.o. Ryan walked only one batter, Saturday's Reseist 3) 4113.311. Baltimore 1, Toront o 3 only seventh flnle $svuffi Game Boston i, New York 3 tü Cartierhe has Issued 3 ZIaI.eadloia p.50 3.10 in Cleveland 6, Detroit 0 2 Egana-Olana .S.$ 3.40 fewer than two walks In a :Oakiand 12, Milwaukee 4 s Rsmon.Urqulza 310 game. He has never pitched a :Seattle 4, Texas 0, night 0(2-3)31.41; P (3-2) 92.4$; 1 (3-2California 10, Chicago 6, nIght game where he has not walked Mirwiesota at Kansas City, IV i batter. Game ,,,,, ______ $23 211 3)) Ii 33I McDONALDS J.Snss.. TItaN - u NI * 5-i II .UE-. ' Vu , 3,, __ _____ _____ 111$ 15 Totals lass ., - - III i . _____ ______ - Eighth race, C. 5.16 T. 31.44 2WM's Whirlwind 7.10 4.00 1.20 ÔLR'%Companion 9.20 1.50 p President 3.10 0(24) 31 .0, P124)123.70, T(24.$) fl35 Ninth race I 5-161.31.38 3 Scott Goodbee 14.60 7.20 4.00 lB. Major 3.10 4.10 0 To The Front 2.60 340 0(4.5) 31.60, (54) 15.55, P(5.4) - •. I I ';s _________ AUNtS 25 I 355 151 255 355 355 25S 2,1 II '.. its Allis PINANCIAS.AIIM a I $ MIWWICJI 3 2 I 4I2 3lot inpria Pulitem SasH J.lIwsis Insurance Needed After Jt-ga trail him. It was a good thing - - SI, iSI - I L ii Ill I II I ,i. 31 14 5 Tot als" HAD POOLS Iv Maa REALTY Allis 4 1 I Martflisg OveretreeS 2 I I MCOSW AIiys 255 Zelnick £ p SIP cuot No - % Allis ' ,, *-hitting wonden called on ___ 355 SI isle 7 NOVAS. VPW Allis AIIM Naneli IIS Kerr SI SlaMhey $ 1 LSI* S luMper 2) ISsOsrsSs 55 $ Ksssin.sr NSclsIs 45 lIes $ Pwvts 1' iecgma. see land.. 1 Sastl.y ass 1S5 Keckeniki $5 Wsavsr 15 Lynch I 5 N$5tIh IS 0eoon ) 5 I Nelildey IS ,at Be, WIItS,S I Ystois UiLsisi $$ TeNtS *212 lalAMCJssp 1121255-s Miami Earns College VVorId Series i icKet • Lowls '° --- only 17 games. "Nobody believed I could pitch anymore except Bill Veeck, ter I s uf fered a rotator cuf f in jury In 1976," Stone says. "He g uaranteed me a one-year contract when no one else would. He told me, 'You wanna be a free agent af ter one year, go riot head.' He said he'd sign me and be on the hook for only one year." Stone surprised a lot of people by having a fine year for the White Sox in 1977. He won 15 games, and according to his agreement with Veeck, he could ha ve become a free agent again Bnd gotten big money but he didn't. "BilI,I'llteI1youwhat,"heuJdfov "Iknowloyaltylsnot big commodity In this game, but you gave me one year when nobody else would and I'm gonna give you back that year. But I want it st ipulated In my contract that I'm a free agent at the end éf 18." Veeck agreed, and at the end of last season, he made Stone a generous one-year offer. The Orioles said they'd go for four and that was what did It. The Orioles' 31-year-old gourmet, wine connoisseur and poet (some of his poet ry has been published) has had to make some 4djustments since he lost his fastbafl three years ago, "What I've had to do is master the three chief facets of pitching 4- physical, emotional and psychological," Stone says. "Every time I go out there, I try to make myself the best pitcher I can 1oas1biy be. I think I've been doing Along with everything else, Stone has a good sense of humor. 1.t HisflrstyearupwjththeGjantg, he ji,,, hedldn't get a angle base hit, so Willie Maya, showing the faith he had In him, lfered to bet Bobby Bonds that Stone would get at least four hits lii his second season. "Mays said walks had tobe counted as base hits, gi1.,and lee Naymond liii Kbonwy Tø•ls 4 fl.4s,.... ' Most of the Canadiens felt other team has a tendency to You could tell that by the way I think they're going to have to for the Canadiens he did because Lafleur lost the puck, they won the game twice, and score. I kept thinking of that. In He'll probably hiave one of they stuffed all their gear and wait a little longer," Savard there was some evidence they sudden death, anything can those big joyful illes on his paraphanalia into their bags said after his goal at 7:25 of Savard promptly picked it p did. happen." face and so will the rest of enabled the and then fired his backhander after Savard's 20-foot overtime A minute before Savard teammates. backhander in sudden-death Canadiens to sweep th two past Ranger goalie John scored, Larry Robinson's 50The Canadiens all say the Winning the Stanley Cup for overtime gave them a 4.3 games they played at Madison Davidson to the dismay of the footer looked for all the world Rangers are capable of beating - Today's Games (All Times EDT) Pittsburgh (Blyleven 0-2) at trial (Sanderson 22), 1:35 _-: Totals __ .. another trip back to New York. and they're a terrific team, but Stanley Cup aloft. 42.50. 524.45. Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 5 San Francisco 8, Atlanta 1 Gives 0's Big Lift player to have gone through the re-entry draft twice and to have been signed twice. The White Sox signed him for a second tour of duty with them after he Vlayed out his o*ton with the Cubs 1Thj jS year in Ca with -. 4 I - MONTREAL (UP!) - Some. But th e most compelling Ra ngers haven't quit. Nor are coming up with Saturday defenseman and said to him: Toronto Maple Leafs' forward time late tonight, if you happen reason the Canadiens have for they likely to, but the Canadiens night's game-winner. "What in hell are you doing who was doing color commento be tuned to the right channel, winding it all up tonight by have clearly established they here? You should be back there tary for a Canadian network i. Guy Lafleur and Steve Shutt at the blueline." you're likely to see Serge beating the New York Rangers are the better team overall. The He said it was clearly in. The Savard, the Montreal in game No. 5 is that it has been Rangers simply aren't as both drew assi,As on the goal Savard laughed and an. goal judge said no, it wasn't. Canadiens' captain, taking that a terribly long season, they're strong. and what hap pe ned was t ha t swered: What's he gonn a say? What traditional one last turn around dead tired and they'd love to go Savard saw Lafleur going in "No bo dy else want ed to do it, worried me was that usually, "They have such fine kids with the puck and decided to the ice happily holding the home without having to make so i guess I did." after something like that, the' lMontreai 10, Philadelphia 5 ht San Francisco 4, Atlanta 2, twilight 464.00. San Francisco 7, Atlanta 6, I1?h roc* lAS-16T.3S.ge 11 Innings, night 3 Rosy Romy $60 4.60 3.10 Sunday's Results ISabena 6.50 1.10 4LR'SDaydream Montreal 10, Philadelphia I 5.20 New York 8, St. Louis 7, 11 Q(3.$) 21.40, F(34) 43.20, T(3-$-4) , - - . , W L Pc?. GB 23 15 .605 23 19 34$ 2 23 19 .337 2"3 20 23 .476 3 io 26 .381 9 13 25 .342 10 ci ston Fran Afl ' Paul Alegre had the hot hand Casselberry to zero hits in a 14-0 Kopperud had three hits. Campground, 13-10, as Jole homered for the losers, downing Taylor Rentals, 21-2, last weekend In the Seminole victory; Datro Landclearing And in girls softball, Burger Boyles padded her leagueA.D. Plumbing stayed unwith Terri Blayney hitting two Pony Baseball League, hurling stopped O.W.S. General Con- King girls stayed the Bronco leading home run count with defeated n,,rhItCn.. ..3e1. 1 3ZL__..._ . in 16 In me runs and Audrey ho ga mes -V CuIIKS IF& "sw £? inivous uaiiurs, ii-i, as Joey Mohr, leader by downing Yogi Bear two round-trippers. Erin Daffy Mustang softball action, and Jill Lewis hitting one each. to lead H & D Realty past Pools Paul Broomfield and Sal Viola olpry1 Stone - • by Max, 4.0. had three hits each; Matthew NEW YORK (UP!) - Before he even threw his first pitch In Tickle went 3-for-3 and drove in Four-hitters must have be . : professional baseball, Steve Stone found himself labeled due to his catching, because Jim Robbins five runs and Jerry Smith, •- • religion, en Jimmy Kremmer and James also pitched a four-hitter You'd think something like that would upset ,him but he didn't Saturday at t he Five Points Raymond combined for a three. mind at all. hi tter as First Federal of ft . field, striking out eight batters Seminole downed Oakwood "They billed meas'another Sandy Koufax' primarily because! as D&J equipment outlasted Builders, 10.1; and Miles ' was Jewish," laughs the stocky Baltimore curveballer. "I can say Galaxy Carpet Mills, 4-2, Tuneup defeated Magnolia111 -' .Th -1. honestly and unequivocally I'm the best right-handed Jewish despite a home run by Kyle Service Corp., 148,x. pitcher to come Into th e game In the past 20 years mainly because Frakes. I don't know of any other ones to come In during that time." Scott McCullough provided In other games Saturday, sharp relief pitching, shutting . So far, the Orioles have been one of the young seasons sur prises the way they're ba Royal AMC Jeep got a two- down Seminole Harness ' ttling for the top rung in the hitter from Lee Jenkins a Raceway's Mustang team from . . American League East and for them to stay up there, they will pair of doubles fromand Kyle the fourth Inning on Saturday as , need all the help they can get from Stone. After a recent dry spell Standley In a 5.1 win over VFW Financial Planning won, 13-7, • -I.of over two weeks, he seems to have come around. &. . a ••. •f •. Post 5405; McDonalds of with Eddie Dickmeyer getting Koufax was Stone's idol. . .,. "I read his biography and it was my guide," he says. "One thing Sanford limited Rotary of three hits. Sandy said in the book that st ruck me was he had made a study of Dennis Groseclose hurled a OAK*000 PINST "MOW I It and fo und whenever he had a hitter 0-and-2 or 1-and-2, the one-hitter and Tommy WLDINS PIDUAL Al N H All N is Anderson h'sd three hits as league hit only .119 off him. To me, that meant If I could stay III '•' ahead of the hi tters, I'd get my share of outs. I tried It my first Prv(fl I S S J. Smith 0 4'' S Swim & Stuff slopped . l" vo s,,. , Longwood, 11-1. year in pro ball with Fresno and It worked, That's the same thing I Co -. . D.Wlfl III Davis ii Bawer ,, try to do now, stay ahead of the hitters." Winter Springs Colt team Mccormick 2$S Kramer The Orioles acquired Stone in last winter's re-entry draft and Covcls 15) Lamb o,p' stopped Sanford, 16-0, as Rich too Broomfield 1$6 (Herald Photo by Carl O*hgsq) Tony Ingria presents small Mustang target thought enough of him alter his 12-12 season with the White Sox to "" III DiatTh 355 PvvlIt IIII N.$mIffi I IS give him a $700,000 contract for four years. Stone is the only i.,eoo _ se t.wfiy Is - West Dandrldge finished wi th 23 points, Grevey 19 and Elvin Hayes 14. Behind Williams, Dennis Johnson had 23 points, John Johnson 14 and Sikma 12. By AArw ILsawala 3.50 0(6.7) 52.20, P(14)15030, 1(6-1-5) 124.50. Sixth race, A. S-N, Time 31.12 7 We Prince 750 4.00 3.00 National League 2 Charlie Goodbes 3.20 3.00 East 1 Joto 5.20 W L Pct. OS 0(2.7) 12.00, P(7.2) 35.40, 1(7.2.1) in 24 13 .649 216.00. treal 23 13 .629 1 Seventh race, 0,7.141. Is.,. Louis 20 15 .571 3 3 Big Shot $ambo 5.40 3.00 2.10 sbrgh 17 15 .46 6 IAngevine 1.20 3.00 icago 15 19 .441 7½ S Mick's Zuma 2.50 York 12 23 .U3 I I Q(34) 15-40, P(34) 24.,10, T134-4) Wright, who had hit 19 straight playoff f ree t hrows, sent the 19,035 Capital Centre fans first into anguish by missing the first shot of a threeto-make-two situation but brought on hyst eria by making the next two for the win. Kevin Grevey, fouled on Williams' attempted steal, hit a free t hr ow with 43 seconds remaining. Dennis Johnson's leaning jumper tied it with 25 seconds left. Tom Henderson's wild jumper was rebounded by Seattle's Lonnie Shelton who lost the ball out of bounds. Dandridge was covered, so Wright t oo k th e inbounds pass and missed from 22 feet. Sonics' A eare 2-H ts Pnnls ts Spor .. C rench wr English, Canadienstest I 7BDRuflIan alor League aseball center Jack Sikma lost that rebound over the end line. Seattle within one at 96.95 with The teams meet again Thursday night at Capital Centre wi th G am es 3 and 4 Sunday and next Tuesda y at Seattle. "Bobby nodded his head to me and I faked left and went right down the middle," said Wright. "1 was fouled, but more than being fouled, I thought it was goalLJing. I wasn't sure they (the officials) would call a foul on that play, and I guess they didn't want to call goaltending so they made me go to the foul line and make the .. _ •- Evening Herald, Sanford, FJ. 0 I-- Seattle hit just 11 of 23 free throws, opening the door for Wright, who scored 26 points as a reserve, to hit two after time expired for the win. Washington, however, blew an 18-point lead In the final 8:31 giving the SuperSonics an opening they had no right to expect. _ *- A A 'JL!J Monday, May 21, 17 Big Proble m For Su perSonics Free Throws LANDOVER, Md. (UP!) Neither the Washington Bullets nor the Seattle SuperSonics plan a practice session today, preferring a day of rest, but you can bet Sonics Coactj Lenny Wilkens will devote time to free throw shooting Tuesday afternoon. Free throws, especially two by Larry Wright, were the difference as the defending champion Bullets edged Seattle, 9947, Sunday afternoon in the opening game of the NBA Championship Series. Herald, Sanford, Fl, . .. SPOWS 6A-Evening -- - -.-- 'I - HELPS MAINTAIN STOPPING POWER 2WNUL nIT Dl5C install 4-INtEL DIUII Install new - -- new front brake pads and brake lining, all 4 wheels i great. seals. 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It is l Project of the the teachers set on the soccer 1ittr Mat ur:t ('lass ut the bail. And ittade it flat, love. I tia rt itit'imt of H ome and Doug.Faintly life at Florida State "\rite our (;I-aimdpart'nts t'iiiversit - . ' - I Nee Not Take Lives 0 No DEAR READERS: problems today. Instead, I am devoting my entire column to tips that could save your life. Let's pretend you're a con"iIoUyood testant on Squares," and you are asked the following questions: More people are killed every year by j ai iornaaocs, IN cyclones, (C) lightning. U you said,- (c) lightning," you iould he rigtit. deaths caused by lightning could have been avoided If only common sense had been used. But common sense is not as common as most people think it Is. Lightning occurs closed. Most deaths and injuries from lightning outdoors; almost half occur of all people killed by lightning are engaged In outdoor recrt'atioti. Don't rel y on rubber-soled shoes to protect suit. Lightning v,itli her. bvdrsitiis. One she litti concan tarry a jolt ot up to 100 She claittis tie is her age i he verted into a sewing i'oolii. million - olt.s. Rubber soles are looks much younger I and After her "cousin" itiuved iii. 1 insIgnIficant as an insulator, recently lost his wife, noticed that tlii' scwtitg 00II1 Is It's also not true that light'l'ltis friend says she (eels still a sewing room, hiich ning never strikes tsice In the touch, more secure with a man me&us they tioth share her same place. The coiidition.s that in the house. She owns her own bt'droonl. attract the lightning bolt in the home, they drive her car, and When people ask if they have all he seems to (lo IS drive her plans for iiiarriage, she laughs first place ('011 attract it again, iia%e a salt' summer. around ailii hell) wit Ii ttit' j ulti says, - Vie ate cousins:'' hou.seliuld chores. 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If lightning strikes the tree, electricity can run down the truck, through the roots, into the ground and into your body. It you are riding a motor- 1.1. ----b-. .. 211 klikqr If Unknown to Congress. Roosevelt helped England establish an office for espionage in New York City Tonight. the first spies are sent behind enemy lines. Starring Paul Harding R"" Asherson • _ David NlVSn Flora Robson and Nigel Stock Michael York Barbara Hershey Peter Gilmore as Winston Churchill ' * WESH TV THE NEWS STATION si' ' . "4 ' . -- - . .- - ° • 't-\ _ - . XWO02 Golden to,i,' Leather strop you are inside, close windows and doors. Lightning can strike through an open window. Don't take a bath during a thunderstorm, 11 electricity strikes the plumbing system, it can be conducted Into the tub. Don't use the telephone unless it I, absolutely necessary. Electricity can travel Urough the telephone wires. If you are jogging, stop and or you can mu Into trouble. 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ADO TO YOUR MINIATURE COLLECTION FROMSOUTWSLAIESTASSONTMENT VODKA GIN SRI CANADIAN SCOTCH • . • of four real internal sexual system Network advises viewer discrelion 0 SALVAGE I Harry s expertoecla.m oil from dried to out wells results in a catastrophic underground opIosion and fire ED BILL MOVERS JOURNAL 'In The Matter Of Color A Conversation With Leon SUNlIT I CREAM DECACAO 6.29 • - LS - ' ' .faced by breakdowns in the CANADIAN ' DARK OR LIGHT ANISETTE CHERR' BLACKBERRY PEP. SCHNAP. SLOE GIN dramas . I oi1 (lrillinq 0 POLICE STORY 4 0 THE BODY HUMAN • QT. OTHE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 MORNING _The Sexes Hurnan sexuality from pre-natal Infancy 0 advanced a0e . -- is explored In Ihis special locusing on tlie - , A. Mr. and Mrs. Sithiey ' Bolden, 1O•30 n e w off shor (•viCC PS tht' only Grove lfl) . , , - Spr4igs, also expressed I=L-ern about III griindmother. "I hope you are feeling IxAter. After you fell on roller MthinonttSprings,begans OCBS NEWS - ANY 12-67.95 TRIPLE SEC CREAM OEMENTHE GREEN OR WHITE ROOM TEMP. • I DOMAINE I 49 cm 5*79 ____ ' 7. ARC Sill JACQUIN'S 5* BRANDY CANADIAN 86 8° A ... ANY 12-7895 Nil CMI 6.99 NAiL Ufl liii cm 7.29 RID, Will?! £ SUDS Nil cm 6.39 14.25 4.79 _____ 12OZ. A THE GREAT (ENTUCI LIMESTONE WATER " BIIR - SCOTCH a B L BULLOCH LADE I STANUY 6.79 QT. BUSCH - ' ,* - ' A hope you can wine. I miss you and I love you both very much. And I hope you feel beter now. I am so sury I'opop fell off the ladder. We only have three weeks of school. Did Popop die. Right back. lve, Judy." Seven -year.old 11011)' Michaud, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Michaud of Altamonte letter with an expression of 4 J THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rocklord goes undercover to myesligate an Oil company promOt- a' '.4,.... "IT'S EIGHT & IT'S GREAT" * 8 00 (2J d2: LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Albert is branded a . B& L ___ - . daughter of Joseph ALL IN THE FAMILY (B) 2 ~i2 VAEL 4 OF 0 CBS LATE IS Mumlord LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/CSIIPIN • v.a. BARTON 9:55 ~2',Il TONIGHT Guest host Mar'lin Mull Guests At FRIENDS Guest Maqgie DICK CAVETT Guest Lew- ALLSCANADIAN .' . UPBEAT u CARDSHARKS six-hour ordeal ofissiitill Smith 2.79 LIISPRAUMILCN I •. Sidney Bolden, Jr., 8, son of 93 FAMILY FEUD 41 CAROL BURNETT AND 23 Ox. BLUE NUN CANADIAN TEQUILA / LEHRER PRO- GRAMMING MARY TYLER MOORE host the show L591 MOVIE AV DICK TIC TAC DOUGH 2 4 11:00 VU..LAALEGRE - 0 MIKE DOUGLAS CD EDUCATIONAL 10:00 IN THE LEGISLA- (DTODAY TURE p show quits Tp .d and Georgett. I UNIT IWO PER CUSTOMER WICOUPON II JUAN ESTEBAN 12 YR, SCOTCH LORD BARRY P T S'L' LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 9:00 4 DONAHUE n DINAHI young lialian qirl s larmly 6:30 ~l I NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS A %:8C NEW 25.402. ANDRE Brodies viewS Of Italy cause * LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER w/COUPON wviiiiiii* THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE Guiloi Miss sionals.1ndam3leurs IFI) . o GOOD MORNING AMERICA of the jungle explored from the ri)$fluf1Cttjre QUART 5059 SCOTCH Liomy RUM • UNIT TWO PU CUSTOMER W/COUPON . MACNEIL •IIfl:DACCn^nV 4.69 wicoupoi 25.4 OZ. GALLO SPANADA FIPTN _9e49 ANY 12-107.88 7 1p 8:30 2 0 TODAY Premiere) Barbara A group of tourists staying at a remote Mei'an resort become lost ,rid stranded in the depths 24 00 12 NEWS CD STUDIO SEE Baseball is 5949QT. ANY 126585 iu QUART 3flIN&tT - W 40 I •T.5., --. - Feldon Maureen McCormick 600 GOOD FRI., MAY 25 GIN - DRY 15.4 OL 1.79 1.99 i JIM BEAM 4YRKYBRB GOOD WED., MAY 23 ________ LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPOO S oz 1OV KY. II$. WRKEV 7alesak Hell EVENING WILD TURKEY JACQUIN'S too SWEET OR VERMOUTH • TRADIMAIK _________________ U OLD 80° VODKA - GALLO MACADAMIA NUTS 7949 0T. SAME PRICE ANY 12- 89.85 J IN HAWAII RICH & RARE CANADIAN - OPEN SUNDAY TV HIGHLIGHTS I15 6 LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-O NE BLOCK E. OF 14 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Li 7 .95' REVOLVING BAR WITH COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN -OPEN SUNDAY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT --__- á cmolcl FULL QUART 101*KY.BRI. F • 4 HI-WAY 17-92 AT 436 CASSELBERRY ABC DISCO' LOUNGE 893 OZ. GIN COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17.92 NEAR 434 OPEN SUNDAY STILUD & NOmID IN SCOTLAND IT GUNUVIT QUART 11 I LONGWOOD -by- ' SC OTC H BRMOS -•q------ - .-.-.. -. - I II. DISCO SANFORD 25.4 OZ. ifoTTWA H GOOD MON., MAY 21 48" •••.--. Monday, May 21, 1979-1 B By JOAN MADISON pencil and wrote letters to their The students' letters reveal: And with good reason! Herald Correspondent grandparents last week. If They love their grand- Grandparents appear to be .'I'he second graders at It was "Write Your Grand- parents very much. adventurous and... perhaps a amonte Sprrngs Elementary parents Week," as proclaimed 21 Theyre concerned about bit reckless. School took out their paper and by Governor Robert Graham. their grandparents health. "Dear Grandma and Popop," : wrote 71-.- year -old Judy YA ALLANTINE EXCEPT . Second Graders Mark " Wrifte Your Grandparents Week ANY 12-79,95 •-'- COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE HIGHWAY 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS : s ANY 12-95.88 MAY 26 COCKTAIL HOUR - ALL OAY TILL 7PM • IMP. SCOTCH 8 t 6s9725A - A I 8.49 - DI N BOND CANADIAN CLUB 0; CANADIAN CUTTY SARK Lt1flMj AT LEAST 4 YRS. OLD 0 n j ARMAGNAC J. WALKER "RED" SCOTCH S s t.r Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -._ fJJij,$/ ,,,, L.., XL011 '- SIuiiil,.s'. ,t....I '' "'-- (lIw' (14(11 1' (irIAI. JKOO) CR r . wuRni html, If W , qualIty features. A luminous dial. A center second hood It I uris for yt'ii on an ordinary battery and is even water - resistant to 30 meters 100 feet Like every Pulsar quality quartz watch pictuied, it's pi iced at $100 or Come see our complete selection priced to $135 - Ultra - slim dress watches, sports models, conitempor ary digituic and day/date calendars. For men and women. All with true quality quan ti OCcur (T( and dependability That's why you can count on finding the special Pukan Quartz style that's meant lust for you. Or for someone else vol y spec al Pulsar Quartz. Always a beat beyond. In technology. In value Kadek JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322.2363 MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 1 �, • . . r 21-Ev.ning Sanford, Fl. - Herald,_— Monday, May 21, in, -. JIItIe __ _____ _____ ___________ __________ _j$ii _________________ ________________ Bc)cJ ' I(J Y'I "" " rCiRCUlT COURTe)R SEMINO1TE COUNT FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7$•2U2.CA49.$ MABEl. H. BElTS, . . . . . . r a _________ Legal Notice - - Legal Notice _________________________ ___________________ -: - .• - . . S-.- . _______ I ______________ _____________ I .CtASStF1'EtrtS . CTIIb* FtCTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given That the Notice is hereby given that t am j 11 enga undersigned are engaged in on at 120 N. Park Ave.. San. Lane Longwood Seminole County, FIordaunderfMfictitn.m.of ford, Seminole County, Florida, 831-9993 P8 ____________________ 322-2611 Plaintiff, BUSY LADY HOME SERVICES, under the fictitious name of vs. and that I intend to register said Johns Realty Company (Not Inc.). RICHARD W. WALTON and MARY name with the Clerk of the Circuit and that we intend to register said CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES JOYCE WALTON, his wife, and Court, Seminole County, Florida name with the Clerk of the Circuit ...............43c a line tUne i Court, Seminole County, Florida, in GENNAO MANCINI and FLORA accordance with the provI,ons HOURS ESQUILI MANCINI, also known the 3cons.c:ivetim.s ... .3k a . accordance with the provisions of Fictitious Name Statute,, as FLORA ESQUILIN, 7cons.cutiv.times:. .. 35 a line 8:00 A.M. - S:3Q P.M. Wit: Section$65.O9FIorjda Statutes the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes, 1957. MONDAY thru FRIDAY By JOAN HANAUER Defendants. 1951, and shall operate as a real Don Fisher, content with 51g. Louis Pienta SATURDAY 9Noon y, un 3 Lines Minimum UPI Television Writer NOTICE OF SALE Publiih: May 21.28, .Junel, 11. 1,79 estate broker partnership with the ____________________________ derwentanlrrever$1b1evasomyatouiy ________ NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat DE.S.fl following partners: NEW YORK (UP!) - A human being has pursuant to the Final Judgment of to lose a son to childhood cancer within the Signed: A.B. Peterson, Jr. , DEADLINES sexual Identity from the time it Is conceIved, foreclosure entered on May 17, 1979 A,B. Peterson, Ill year. He knows there is no connection, but and the wonder of it all can extend into ad. in the Circuit Court, Eighteenth Pubiih: April 30, May 1, U, 21, 1979 still he feels somehow his vasectomy was Noon The Da9 Before Publication % Judicial Circuit of Florida, in end SEMINOLE COUNTY IOAUDOF vanced age. •DEI.12f reslxrn$Ibleforthe child's death. Use ofanew for Seminole County, Florida, Case COUNTY COMMISSIONERS _____________________ That's the message of"The Bojy H: No. 7$2562.CA.09.B, in which NoticeofPubiicHearIng sijcal te SundOu - Noon Fridau ,, Ull £J FI___ - ne tourui In this lnformatjonaj MABEL H. BETIS is the Plaintiff neI2,179 NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINOTO 1— operating microacope may restore his ability and RICHARD W. WALTON and 7:08P.M. series that CBS will broadcast, May 21, 8-9 CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF 1 to have children. MARY JOYCE WALTON, his wife, The Board of County Corn. ANORDINANCEBYTHECITYOF ________________ • p.m., Eastern time. and GENNARO MANCINI and missioners of Seminole County, SANFORD, FLORIDA. The final case Involves a woman with a ExceptforthosedIres$edbyingfled FLORA ESQUILIN MACINI, also FlorIda, will hold a public hearing to 18—Help Wanted pituitary tumor that is destroying her Notice is hereby given that a - toddier; sharing a tub, or hearing various known as FLORA ESQUILIN. are consider an appeal against the Public Hearing will be held at the ______________________- sexuality and could bring her menopause at the Defendants. I will sell to the BoVd Of Adjustment in Approving a Commission Room in the City Hall Lonely? We listen. Have a ' parts of the human anatomy correctly age Maintenance man highest and best bidder for cash at Special Exception in an Al in the City of Sanford. Florida, at ' labeled, "The Sexes" prodes a fascinatini pi-ot,iem? We listen. Mad or . in person Holiday Inn of Senfor the West Front Door of the Seminole Agriculture Zone to operate a 7:00 o'clock P.M. on May 29, 1979, to frustrated? We listen. Do YOU on Lakefront. County Court House in Sanford, private school for chIldren with consider the adion of en or. combination of anatomical Information with someone to Listen to you, "The Helen dy Special" airs 'y fl, . Florid., at 11:00 A.M., on June 7 learning disabilities on the following dinance by the City Of Sanford, real life medical case histories to provide a or lust need to talk. Talking to 1979. the following described described property: 11 p.m., Eastern time, and one aspect that Florida, title of whIch is as follows: Lady for live, in companion someone helps & we listen. For show that Is "adult" in the bed sense of the property, towit: N'.', of NE'. of SE'/. Of NE'.4 (less makes it special Is that the show appears Ofi. for lady, salary plus board ORDINANCE NO. 1470 details send your name & phone Lot Sand the South S feet of Lot W 160ff and less E 135ff) in Section word In Its attitude toward sex. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY number to "Friends Listen", 322-3897 ABC, Instead of NBC for whom It originally Block 9, Tier 2 of E. R. Trafford's 7.21.29, less N 30 ft thereof, Parcel A. OF FLORIDA. The camera workls fantastic, if sometimes SANFORD, P.O. Box 123, Casselberry, Fl. was produced, Map of the Town of Sanford, ac. Snot platted. Further dscribed as AMENDINGORDINANCENO. 1091 ZALES a little hard to follow. 32707. _______ cording to the plat thereof as located at 3221 Sand Lake Road. OFSAIDCITY,SAIDORDINANCE THE DIAMONDSTORE recorded In Flat Book 1, Pages (DIST. 3) And even those out there who think they isinteIewlngnowfora isAtoHoLA PROBLEM special, with guest stars Jane Foida and. through 61 of the Public Records Of This public hearing will be held In BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID knowitaumaygetoneor03._f0 ltd YOUR FAMILY? MANAGEMENT TRAINEE A,jENDMENT CHANGING THE Seminole County, Florida, Elliott Gould, for August aIring. MISS ReddY Room 203 of the Seminole County ZONING OF THAT PORTION OF ii you are interested in a career in AL.ANON instance, that all babies are female at conSaidsalewill bmadepurwantto Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN and herhuabanci-prociucer Jeff Walu, angrily retail sales managernf, , Forfamlliesorfriendsof .. ception. Only if the "brain wiring" calls for the Final Judgment. June 12, 1979, at 7:00 P.M., or as COUNTRY CLUB ROAD AND have a Career Developmt preblem drinkers Insisted it deserved a better showcase than OATEDthIS llthdayof May soon thereafter as possible. 197g. - masculinity does the programming begin to Program designed for motivate WEST 25TH STREET AND BET. Forfuture information call (SEAL) the small audience summer doldrums, and Written comments filed with the WEEN HARDY AVENUE AND people like yout change. 647.3333orwrlte Arthur H. Beckwith, .s,. Land Development Manager will be THE SEABOARD COAST LINE bought It back. SanfordAl-Anon Family Group '. Clerk of Circuit Court The show takes the viewpoint that sex considered. Persons appearing at RAILROAD RIGHT.OF.WAY P.O. Box 333 Excellent advancement op. By: June I. Curtis -'- combines pleasure and purpose, but doesn't the publIc hearing wIll be heard FROM Rl.1 (RESTRICTED IN. SenfordTFla-.3flhIportunities and a full range f Deputy Clerk offers a lively hour in which Fonda sings, benefits. orally. Hearings may be continued DUSTRIAL) DISTRICT TO MI.2 . ______________________ attempt to teach much about the former, Publ;th: May 21, 25, 1979 Gould dances and high spirits prevail. Fonda from time to time as found (ME 0 I U M I N DUST R I AL) Do you need a friend? Someone to -DEJ.92 The case histories include the dory of necessary. Further defaits available DISTRICT, PROVIDING FOR is particuiarly effective in a comedy skit in Contact: Mr. W. W. Boatner write, love or just someone to ________________________ by calling 323.1330, Ext. 304. Robin Flanagan, year.old wife whose talk to. For lull details write SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS 1 State St. which she accepts an award for another Boardof County Commissioners AND EFFECTIVE DATE. FRIENDS, P.O. Box 125, . Sanford, Fl. 32771 blocked Fallopta_n tubes prevent conception. PICT1TIOUSNAME Seminole County, Florida actress, starting out graciously sweet and Casseiberry, Fl. 32707. shall be available at the A Notice Is hereby gIven that I am A surgical procedure Is Indicated, winding up In vicious Jealousy, By. Robert French, Chairman Office of the City Clerk for all ZalesJowelers engaged in business at 290 W. -. There's Paula, a child whose genetic Im. Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. persons desiring to examine the Div. of Zalecorporation As a singer, in duet with Miss ReddY Melody Lane, Cesselb.rry Seminole Publish: May 21, 1979 6—Child Care print called for masculinity but whose body same. ___________________________ Equal Opportunity Employer N-F County, Florida, under the fiditis DEJ-103 singing a medley of songs written by women, All parties in interest and citizens was closer to that of a girl. Surgery insured SAW FILER Miss Fonda reveals her abilities as an acname of GENE'S AUTO REPAIR, __________________________ shall have an opportunity to be 1st & Only child care center OP ' INC., end that I Intend to regIster Paula a girl's body, but now the work Exp. carbide work & ban saw heard at said hearing. Saturday in Sanford - Beginn. tress. She has all the moves but not the d name with the Clerk of the proceeds to assure her of a female Identity. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND knowledge req. Wages cornBy order of the City CommIssion ing June 2. Sanford Early Child. Circuit Court, Seminole County, voice. FOR SEMINOLE mensate w.exp., but will further COUNTY, of the City of Sanford. Florida. care Center. 322-6643. Florida in accordanc, wIth the FLORIDA. provisj train right individual. Send of the Fictitious Name H.N. Tamm, Jr. Special Summer program for oii NO. 76.2023.04.A resume w.ref. to. Box 19, c-O The City Clerk 3je, To-Wit: Section yrs. old including weekly IN RE' The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, of FlorIda Statutes ISi. F,ubllsh: May 21, 1979 swimming skating, & movies. CHARLES L. DePERCH, Sanford, Fl. 32771. DEJ-93 51g. Eugene Roy ____________________ 377 6643. SANFORD EARLY Publlsh:MaylI,21,20IJUMI1,fl * CHILDHOOD CENTER. DEJ 67 Husband, and I CITY OF LAKE MARY Child Care my home _4A_hA__ MARY JANE D,PERCH, FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME $3week,$6dayor$1hour EMPLOYMENT. Wife. Noticeof Public NearIng Call 323-5344 _____ NOTICEOFACTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: engaged in busine at 201 South TO: CHARLES L.DePERCH Unique Kindergarten for 5 year NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Maple Sanford, Fla. Seminole Whose residence is unknown the Board of Adjustment of the City olds ONLY, this fall. Best County, Florida, under the fictitious WE WANT TO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of Lake Mary, Florida, that said educational opportunity in this name of R & J LANDCLEAR1NG that an action for sequestration has Board will hOld a public hearing at area. 322-66.45. and that we intend to register said HELP YOU been filed against you, and you are 5:00 p.m., on Wednesday, June 6, FREE CHILD CARE for those WASHINGTON (UPI — A name with the Clerk of the Circuit required to serve a copy of your 1979, to enter the typical American optics already has the capacity Court, Seminole County, Florida in written defenses, it any, to it on who qualify. For further in. a) Consider a request for a few weeks ago, Federal Corn- home is'one of dozens of policy to provide dozens of TV accordance with the provisions of * AAA MEANS * formatIon contact Sandra L .. -.,. •. . - . - - - - —.--. - ---.--.- -.-- '—... 'I'. a -.me. a .-em* HerAi&.W,rdrtr---- - -- . . ------. —.—. — --- — — - -- U U I I . U I I U U ' U - - - .-_.. U £1'' I Reveals Sex Growth -— .R- -a- - .1 Orlando - Winter Park Seminole ..-.-- ..-..-.----m.-- i I(IPI1I[II[i I ____ Technology Could Alter TV Industry LI CLASSIFIED Abs sure to get results -. - in - Isn 't Sorry United Press laternatlonal SENATOR SEMAN'fl: California Sen. 8.1. Hayakawa isn't backing down an Inch from his controversial statement last week the roads. In fact, he charges news media reporting his comment with hypocrisy. Says he, "The price of bread, of beef and pork, of bacon and hamburger, tomatoes and lettuce goes up, Up, UP ély yet there is no uproar in the media, But once I said let the '-accusations I am indifferent to the lot of the poor." He says he sorry he said It — that "1 am not a politician. I am Just not exercising political caution when I open my mouth." STAR SPOUSES: Usually, their husbands are the stars, bUt Sunday, Mrs. Johnny Caries and Mrs. Sammy Davis Jr, led wiVes of 19 other Hollywood celebrities In a chorus line for the sakeo the nation's retardedchildren.Theoccaslon_j $200..a'plate SHARE fundralaes, staged thIs year In a packed Hollywood Palladium, Guest performers were Johnny Carson, Dima Summers and Ben Vereen, with an original score for the Western "Boomtown" motif by Henry No LINE FROM JOAN: Joan Mondale saw hundreds of motorists inching along in gas lines during her weekend visit to SouthernCalifornia,buithevicePr.sidentswifeppedany discussion of the gas shortage. Said she, "I'm not getting into that, I don't know anything about ft andi can't give you anything Preildest Carter's "arts advocate," and spent her time in Los Angeles touring art galleries, QUOTE OF THE DAY: New York Times coli*nnlat James abs.., helping honorlormer high school and college cl''mate Most complete Craft & Mobb; Supply In Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. ______________________________ DATED: May 17, 1979 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Commission of the City of Sanford, Development. CEILING PROJECTS .1 Connie V. Major, Florida, on May 14, 1979, passed and AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PROJECT LOCATION: SEMI. City Clerk adopted Ordinance No. 1469, ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Publish: May 21, 1919 close, vacate and abandon a north. to AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND NAME OF OWNER: THE DEJ.97 SCHOOL USE south alley lying between 25th Street ELEMENT OF THE BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY — (Geneva Avenue) and 25th Place SEMI NOLE COUNTY COM. 121) Mellonville Ave. PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM and between Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 NoticeofpublicHearings and PRESERVATION.GENERAL RU. PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF particularly Magnolia Avenue, described being more RAL TO PLANNED UNIT SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be The Board of County Com. as follows: That certain North-South alley in DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PUR. delivered to the missioner, of Seminole County will Superintendent Of hold a public hearing in Block POSE OF REZOPIING THE Schools in the School Room 703 Board Office, according the Seminole County Courthouse, 3, SPURLING HEIGHTS FOLLOWING DESCRIBED TIMEFOR RECEIPT OF SEALED the PROPERTY Plat thereof, as recorded in Flat FROM Sanford.Florida,oflJufl,,ól,;, at A.) BIDS: 2:00 p.m., June 1, 1979 7:00 P.M., or as soon Book 6. page 19, of the Public AGRICULTURE TO PUD PLAN. PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. possible, thereafter as to consider a specific land Records of Seminole County, NED UNIT DEVELOPMENT: STRUCTION: Lots 1 through 11 and Lots 14 Florida, reserving same as use amendment to the Seminole The work under this contract a utility through 20, Block H, and allot Block include easement. County Comprehensive PI, Or. the removal and dispoi.lwill of City Comrniss,, G, Replat of Section 1, Sanford asbestos ceiling material and the dlnance desai 71-23, and rezoning of the of the Grove, as recorded in Plat Book 1, installation of Property from C.) Retail new and CommercIal District to M-1A Very City of Sanford, Florida Page 21 of the Public Records of plaster ceilings on acoustical all or part of Light Industrial District. Seminole County, Florida, and the twelve campuses, H.N. Tamm, Jr. East ¼ of the SW¼ of Section City Clerk AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 32, TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work ORDINANCE Township 19$, Range Publish: May 21, 1919 77-25 WHICH 31E (less the will be let under this contract as AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND North 780 ft. of the DEJ9I East 975 ft. described in these Contract thereof and less that part lying USE ELEMENT OF THE in documents. The Owner-Contractor SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. said IN tHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Replat of Section 1, Sanford Agreement to be used will be AlA PREHENSIVE Grove) and the West '/ of the SW¼ AIQI, 1977 edition. PLAN FROM EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of Sec. )2•l9S- 3lE.,fogetherwifp,f COMMERCIAL TO INDUSTRIAL PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID FOR THE PURPOSE OF CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wfive.eighth5oftheSI/,ofte COUNTY, FLORIDA. DOCUMENTS: REZONING THE FOLLOWING CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.s4a.CA.o. of said section (less that part lying The School Board Office in Roseland Park recorded in Flat DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM BOWEST CORPORATION, etc., 12)) Mellonville Ave. C.1 RETAIL COMMERCIAL Book 7, Pg. 51, and less Roseland Plaintiff, Sanford, Florida 3277) Park 1st addition according to the vs DISTRICT TOM-lA VERY LIGHT Public Records of Seminole County) INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT: FAYE K. WILLIAMS, etc., et al, The Daimwood Derryberry The West ¼ of Lot 100, less State Defendants, and less the Right of Way for Pavelchak Partnership Road 44, St. Joseph Addition (330 It. NOTICE OF ACTION Seaboard Coast Line RaIlroad, State 250 South Hwy. 17.92 * 610 ft. SectIon TO. JEWEL H. KELLEY Road 16 and less Right of Way for Casselberry, Florida 32707 25, Township 19, Range 30. Consisting RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Brisson Avenue. of ap. Further, the Planning and Zoning proximately five (5) acres. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Local Plan Rooms Further, the Planning an Zoning a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage Commission of Seminole County will 0 B T A I N I N 0 8I00IN0 Commission of Seminole County will SUBDIVISION, to property, to wit: Lot 53, GRANADA SOUTH, ac cording to the Plat thereof as and says shàmay place him In a mental this week Kelsey, reporter Billie Newman on the "Lou Giant" show, _____ marr1edcarpenterG1e84madSusdy_fIrd, hersecond — in ________ a Paul, Mlnn., with a hone)-mOQn set for Cape Cod ... It was a "Rhinestone Rodeo" Simdiy nlgtt at New Les Mooches York's and among those turning ot* In Western gear for the party were the 14**k Family, A Re'- 1ug, Linda lavla and husband ______ EM.ai, PyllM N. muandtheagir,catof Broadway musical, "The Bed Little Whorehouse in Texas"... APPLIANCE SALES MANAGER custommade lubricants Ft. Pierce, Vero Beach areas. Pay commensuate with abilities, Good benefits and retirement plan Call collect 305 74661)0 Wrid.iht & Lopez of Florida, Inc Teciuesta. Florida. - Retiree for delivery, must be on call. Willis Storage Bidgs. 3311792 Mature person for sates work. Prefer experience, Days. I till S. Willis Storage Bldgs. 331.1797. assignment. Homemakers Up. John 621-0s36. _________ SmoAey says _______ the title hearing whowish AVENUE, ORLANDO, FLORIDA proposed actions may submit ofthewol.k,thedateandthenameof to comment on the 37801 on or before the 7th day of proposed actions may submit writien statements to the Land the bidder. The June, 1919, and file the original with Development Division prior to the Seminole County School Board of written statements to the Land reserves he Clerk of this Court either before scheduled public hearing. Persons the right Development Division prior to the to accept or reject any or all bids cm service on Plaintiff's attorney or scheduled public hearing. appearing at 11* hearings Persons may waive any informnalltle, In the immediately thereafter; otherwise submit written statements or be appearing at ttt.e hearings may bi4ding. No bids shell be a default will be entered against yoi& heard orally, wIthdrawn submit written statements or be for a period of 30 Calendar days heard orally. or the reliet aemended in the By Order of the Board of County subsequent to the opening Of bids Complaint Commissioners of Seminole County, without the By Order of the Board of County consent of the Board. WITNESS my hand and the seal 01 Florida. Commissioners of SemInole County, Datedthls ninth day of May, I97. Florida. this Court on May 3. 1979 Arthur H. Beckwitt,, Jr. The School Board of Seminole 'Court Seal' Clerk to the Board of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. County Arthur H. tkkwith, Jr. Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of s . (.1. Fflthar, Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, FICs'ida County Commissioners of Chairman By Susan E labor Cy: Join K. Hare Seminole County. FlorIda -I Mr. William P. Layer, As Deputy Clerk By: Joann K. Hare Deputy Clerk Superintendent Publish: May 7. 14, 21, 78, 1979 Publish: May 2), 1979 Deputy Clerk Publish: May 14, 21. 25. 1979 DEJ-3S Publish: May 21,1919 DEJDEJ-63 DEJ 100 SECRETARY * Super boss to work for. Excellent benefits. CLERK Work for fun company. Good benefits. * TRAINEE . Learn paste up. Job requires light typing with desire to learn. Fun work. for *ASST. MANAGER* 0 REALTY 1 B block home. — REDUCED $2600 Owner says sell. 7718 Palmetto - Time Income INC. REALTOR 323-7832 seven hours weekly can net M. * - , Excellent industrial firm sear ching for mature person to fill position. *MACHINEMAINT.* Unsworth Realty I 831.9993. - . - -- Extra lot zoned C?. A steal 529,900. I nfllnhhn.h,,,,.i III '7,Wt1l Working lady has room for rent With pool & kitchen privileges. - Kmart area. References, I siic Req. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 371 0759 37) 0499 Alt FIrs. 372 7643.332 4861 NICE CLEAN 2 BR. lB home on * MECHANICS * We have lobs available for you. Ig tot. deaa end street. fenced, workshop $29,500 -- - 30-Apartments Unfurnished * MAINTENANCE * Good general background. Will train in air conditioners. ____________________________ Good mechanical background will you into trade. * LABOR * Construction experience will land this permanent position. - * TYPIST * - retired or single persons children $170 mo utilities Pd. turn available 641 1917 morn. I RI $181 Pool Adult5 Only. on Lake Ada Just So of Airport Blvd. on 1197 in Sanford Call 373 8670 Mariner's Village -' STOP AND THINK A Mit-lUrE, - - IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIONT WORK THERE. WOULDN'T BE ANY. " _ 31—Apartments Furnished _______ -- - WAITRESSES -- - - Apt$. for Senior Citizens, Down town, very clean 6 roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. '."- __, a. MAYFAIR 3 BR, older, 2 story remodeled by architect owner New shake shingle roof Perfect Setting for antiques $69,500 or eves -. someone who love, to type. vefliently located near school Shopping $12,000 Spacious Apt convenient to downtown & churches Ideal for - * A;CMECHANIC * DUPLEX & QUADRAPI.EX bldg site. cor. lot, shaded and con RIVER FRONT build your dream home Has a scenic view of the St Johns River. 7 lots 85*170 ea. Frontage on deep water canal 300' from river, Surrounded by lovely homes. 520.000 e'a Harold Hall Realty Inc-REALTOR MLS 323.5774 Day or Night _________________ - Reduced Handy man special, apt. garage apt. could b dow,istairs, 7 lots. Zoned comm $18,500 SHIPPING CLERK - MEAT CUTTER 41,, ARTWORK * -. '-: MANY MANY MOR El I CALL TODAY— DON'TDELAYJ 323.5176 INC. REALTOR 3237132 Eve. 3270617, 372 1517, 327 1177 I 13k dfiI, iuiev .ur.,.....(3. 3fl.,. dishe,. silver. etc. & all utilities inc Available till October Is? By day, wk. or month Shenendoah Village. 323 2920 SANFORDCOUPT APAR TME NTS 3301 S. Sanford Avenue 'Energy Efficient" studio Pt. Ideal for single person many 'Security features, attic Storage, fabric Covered walls, Shag carpeling, heat, air, 13 built in power savers to reduce ci. bills, On site manager 323 3301 V / dbl car garage. Will sell VA or FHA. 131.900. 2 acres in Lk Mary w 1g. block shed, cot, lot cleared wSome trees. $75,000 Corner Lk. Mary Blvd Comm. 156*156. Terms. Zoned OVER 54 MILl ION THROUGh, APRIL THE SPOILER' 3 BR. 2 Bath Home in Idyllwitde of Loch Arbor on Lovely Lot' Central H AC. DR. FR , Breakfast Bar, Eq. Eat In Kitchen, Patio and Lots! WARRANTED, Only 563.200' FORGET ME NOT' 3 BR, 2 bath Home in Pinecrest on Lovely Lot in Nice Neighborhood! Pan. FR, spacious BR's, w-w Carpet, Utility Room, Close to Schools & Shopping' Wow, $37,900! FAMILY'S DELIGHT! 3 BR, 2 Bath Home with Central MAC, w w Carpet, Fenced Backyard, Near Schools & Shopping! Nicely landscaped in lovely Buy for ATTRACTIVE? 3 BR, Ii, Bath Home whh Central Air, w w Carpet. Pan FR, Brick Fireplace, Coy. Patio w-Grill, ACRE ON A HILL TOO CLOSE 254.15 FrenchAve. 322 023). 323 1113, 327 0779, . _. - - _______ 64.4 - 30)3 SEIGLER REALTY NEW LISTING IN PINECREST LoeIy Family home with nice above ground pool 3 BR, 2 bath with family room & screened porch & patio. C H&A, too! $39,900 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I! 322- 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS 9 PARK Branch Office (TJ __________ _______ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS I 45-A--jt of State Properly - - I USED PIANOS I I Beauty Care I - I I - Murphy, N C 18906 '"........ F ri-c to (.000 tionim' Part foe k,'r rt,i) yrs (',iod witch (10(3 rim,','d', l,'ric eel ,,mro I) I 0/55 I •?IOUSE WANTED. In P4e'ed uf Repairs 3?) 8118 Evt's • -- -- - - F PEE KIT TENS 'II 8 week old kitlen, I yr old kitten & mottier cat Your (fl(ii(5' on,' or all 37] OtIS I ' .- I iJiiilIJ', I, 68—Wanted to Buy WI l3U USED FURNITuRE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur n,ture Salvage 377 8721 867 7483 ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED _________----- --- ----- - SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 Yard Debris Trash Appliances 8 Misc ILOCALI 349 5371 ____________________________ Painting Minor tiun' repars, panting i. leaning, v,mrct work. pressure Qua;,, Paining Exterior & In tenor i5 yrs exper Free Est, 668 81-19. Harold Rader 1)0 DEN #'a'vit ng ________________________________ Glass & Screen I I TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPL ICAT ION FE ES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE $004374007 creen porches, Pool end . wds All type re glazing & *0 install Free Est Mr Taylor 377 $565 ' -, 1o I 48u Cash 3224132 A;,,..'.A, rIA'.ZN Dog & C,,t boarding, bathing, clipping, tIe', control Pet SupplieS, dog houses, flSul,tterj Shad1 inside kennels, screened OutSide' runs, also air COfldi cages 3?? 5/57. Licensed Mortgage Broker 7373 So. [1.5. I 'fl4,,,,,u,i. -'- .... _ Buy & Sell, the finest in used ---- -. I 10—Swap & Trade - Will sell or trade 14 ft Thun derhawl.. boat. lully equip., excellent Cond Want car or truck 365 6125 -. 50—Miscellaneous for Sale WILSOPIMAIER F URNITIJRe BUY SELL TRADE 311 31SE First St. 3275672 I4,IIIIJIS frt'.' 'st f'rofe",5ion,I wor'(rli.$nsbp qu(, qualify, (ourteOuk s('r..L-, 668 473) - -- DANNY'S PAINTING Interior E.terior blOuSe Panting Licensed lnsure'd Bonded fRC( E5tirnate (305 )29a,e.i Interior & Exterior Painting Small or L.Irge Call Mr Taylor F rt'' Est 322 8545 _________________ Plumbing Service I ALL P1 uMHIN. tIOt)LEMS ______ Ilepairs Ie'.i', F ast furniture, Refriq - stoves, tools I _______________________ _____________________ (ti(3 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Home ImprovernenF' ____________________ -------- I-or sale by owner, 3 BR, , Block home on 1 acre in the country. $42,500. 322-7195, - Grooming & Boarding ____________________________ lop Prices Paid -- Light Hauling _________________________________ 'illihi',., i''ilu,,iI ,Ii,i)t, .'..iII'. ih'i ,', ' I I '.1 I I-. die,, eye II _____________________________ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES P Legg. Lec Mtg. Broker 825 No i D Wymore Rd , Attamonte. G,',i,'r il I mnciscaping Rosy specialiçts, top Soil 8 fill dirt. l,,wri mint & Ire',,' trimrtiing 313 1918 Exterior Cleaning _____________________ . . - &Sokl MOWING& LANOSC/.PINf, Lawn Service ........._ - mn r, ,. 323 4881 r,'e Estimate .,,,_ 1111.1' I xt,-r or ..,.... 323 8049 , eleatiino. windows replaced, drop clnq, cIt Call 8)4 lit?, 30 -. 47-A---MJfl'tgages Bought r ..ii — , Losing your tionie 8. credit I will catch up back payments & buy "quity 3?? 0216 -- -- - D&GLAWNCARU,t.MAINI General Home Care EflhlliSh Sp.mniet PUPS A K C (hiariip blood line', SI SO SI/S IT) ,4)ij ,mtt,'r P , - - ' -.. - ___________________________ "' - a • Lawn Care atreasonableprices 3321193 or 377 5798 Electrical ___: '' I ' HURt IC L D'S Ele, tr it Service & Repair Industri,,l Comm & I1 Side nh il 311 9)54 24 hr., I P Fl: 501,111, mn,,Ie' (1ø (1000 w tI-i (tliIdren. good w,ith dog. net'a', good tionie'. Ha Shot',. 5/4 323 CI4 FRC)Iç LANOco LaWn Care _________________________ ______________________________ __________________ - V, I sting I5ROC I-lU tIC writ,,' _______ . Al RICAN VIOLETS 322 9141 [vi's after 6 & wi'ekt'nus it ' - I Man, quality operation 8 yrs ep Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Real. 377 1321 _____________________________ Lawn Maintenance Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes. Uptiolstery 3210/01 ' .. ______________________________ Dressmaking 65—Pets.Supplies 47—Real Estate Wanted MEINTZER TILE N,'w or repair, leaky Showers 5p4'ri.11ty 25 yrs E.p 869 856? - 313 O429,ifle'r 530 I I TOWER'S HtAUTY SALON formerly H,,rriett's Ilenuty Nook 519E 1st St. 177 5117 Ceramic 'Tile I CUSTOM CABINETS - . " STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. 0648 , Fre',,. L.ice'flsed 323 0039 ___________________________ I - - - 7135i1 5 French 11/ 97) Sanford 323 5321 3 OR. 2 B home w lovely pool 6 patio area. Nicely landscaped, Assumable rort. 5,11,900, Evenings 322 - 1911. Days 321. I lilt. DIRT & Tot' SOit YFL.L 0 -A' SAND Call D,,k 1,1* Ifl /560 ' . -- .'EAl.TY WORLD. Alan's Appli,nce F4e'friqeratlo,l A C Repair 62—Lawn.Garden Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 66B8335 NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU 010 IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS Inenlorv & lixtures total more' than asking price of $23,000. Call us today this sale for heallh reasons - ltslileepenniestrornhieavenw,iCO you sell "Don't Needs" weth a w,int id ____________________ ' Home trnptoverne, _________________________ -- I NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA AREA SMo old JBR, 7bath with Family room, proiected tennis courts & jogging paths Beautiful jewel of a home. ASsumable mortqaj,e for lust about any kind, of financing you choose 563.000 Owner motivated, . - 2102 French Ave VA.FHA-235.Conv. Homesl Low Down Payment ______________________________ Mede' Inc., Realtor - Guitars. D;urn, Banjos Corn plete Thomas organs, pianos BOti Ball's Disc Cente'r Inc CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS ---- _______ 1 Bldg. lots. Zoned MR 2. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR TO WEK IVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46 USELESS EX - .... Boat House, Fenced & Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Only $39,900! Sanford's Sales Leader Geneva. Beautiful bldg. sites, heavy in oak, good terms. Owner holding. - : I I INSULATION Batting, blowing. RACO loam, tibergias & . . ---Cellulose Lowest prices Call JACK FROST Cent heat - 311 0839 or 904 731 6108 collect. Air (00(3 Service' Free Est I Concrete' Work, Steps inst Comm 8 tIes 372 0708 I __________________________ J t-iC Estirn,ite' sm or Ig I Call Mr Taylor 322 85-45 Appliances PAIN I lNU, CAP PFH TRY ________________________ . . Terms t tii,'e't your buthit't for itct,,,l call bl,,rOl(3 Mc(la,i,,f,a,i (edt Manaqe'r, Strt'ep Music . Stores l305, 84900t0 24)9 S Myrtle A-ie - Sanford V Enterprise, Inc A 2 - Cash for your lot! Will build in your lot Or our lot _____ I AirCosni. & HeatIng" f0'(3 to pk up .n your lre.i ND I ISHERMEN 10 ACRE ' Phone)?? 1251 Central Heat 8 AIr Coed Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 3?? 17/) . 59—Musical IV'crchandise ___________________________ POND ADJACENT 520.000 l9lv- - jEjj4I$1([Jri I - - --------- A( ANDSUl'ERMAu,LT-' BROKER iN SAL ES I 19/7 Grady White fully Cbmn, tis l3l,ck Ma, & RiteOm, Trail,'r -- quiet Cul-de sac! Dining Area, Eat In Kitchen, FR, Central Heat. w w Carpet and Morel BP P WARRANTED. Just $28,500' Neighborhood! $41,000! ______ ACRES HWY .46, WI ST OF I S ACRES FOR HORSES COWS. I COMFORTABLE' 3 BR. I' Bath Home in Washington Oaks on BPP . -. -.-------- 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD $7,000 PER ACRE BRINC-YOUR CHECK BOOK REALTY 1Vl BATEMAN REALTY weekly Utilities included 500 Oak 322 9623; 841 7883 's'. Here they c,ae agale!... Watch ee*, eeerysdy! I,es*a cau4 .Ithlh'e,ihia$upI.y1s STE N Lk. Mary 3 I, sc. porch, quiet - __,,, Sanford Gvac'ous living from $28 SALES CLERK 1, I 76 Jeep -Good Condition 53.800 _________________________ I _______________________ I ________________________ Sailboat 1978 Victoria 18. i mos old, shoal draft fixe'd keel. Great racr or family cruiser. Loaded with extras. $1,700 or $700 & assume Payments Call after 5pm. 323 8216 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED RETIREES TAKE NOTE 3 I* bath, C H&A, kitchen equipped, landscaped yard, fun in the Sun 1977 Ford LTD II, 4 Dr . Exc. con 20.800 mi r.iany extras, $3 Call 313 5158 alt. 6.00 pm. IU I ' BACK TO THE LAND I paInt & tires Cdli after 5 3) p.m 323 190i __________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 123 7710 . - - -- ________________ t975 Ya,nah,j 650cc, electric start. I 10.000 " Exc cond Adult owner Asking 51.100. 377 I & Accessories Sanford. Fla 3211) - 10 acres, 3 BR home with trees. trees, trees & lake frontage I"'"' * SALES REPS. BURN TO CLEAR LAND,., i' - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 862 3-455 322 1959 - - WAREHOUSE . I I REALTOR 0 ML5 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT, 173 606) nreves. 373 0517 Sell thsoe useful, no longer I ______________________________ needed items with a Herald Duplex freshly painted in & out. I Classified Ad. Call 332-2611 or MUST . AGENCY REALTOR 3221991 I H AL COLBERT, REALTY . -' Perfect for young executive professional. 32 with formal living 8. dining room, wet bar. screened Florida room. worksaver kitchen 7 single car garages Spanish garden en trance writing please include your phone number .'- •$40,000, For the builder 5 duplex bldg. lots in City, STEMPER Build to Suit - our lot or yours. IHA VA, FHA 2358.245 3 BR Split plan. C H&A, kit. COP, wyou LUXURY Eve. 322-0612, 332 1587, 327 full time. For personal in. terview, sv, ,te Pittsburgh -. - tenants '71 Grand Prix fully loaded )1.000,ni $1215 ' New Concl 8)4 41 25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS I NICELY WOODED ON LARGE '7) Bass tSo,;t. SO ti,m,'utje CHAIN OF LAKES OSTEEN Good ,ondition Call after 0 AREA 51.000 PER ACRE I pm 323 1904 PRIVACY For the investmenf I SOPHISTICATED WI TM U B L EL 1EV ABLE minded 7 unit Apt, bldg. Good HAL COLBERT, REALTY I LAKE ACCESS. 519.900 refinished throughout, nice yard for relaxation *571,500. must have car, references, $1,200 to $.i,000 Cash, Partial financing available, Three to Vending Supply, 106 Carson 2 5.39.900. Coin Operateddispensersin your area. No selling. To qualify, you Street, Monroeville, Pa, 15116 or call Collect .417 856 8239. When I - - op GOLDEN Quiet neighborhood, easy access to Hwys or anywhere. 31 newly MR 2, located west of Sanford. I - ROISSOM MARINE 2927 hwy 1792 16 or 20 acres near new develop menton Markham Wood Rd. 322 1357. after i 30 3328366 - NEWLY WEDS AGERS *515,000. 2 building lots, zoned Ave. 4 BR, 2 bath, C H&A, Carpeted. Garage. On 3 Refilling and collect,ng money ' *116,300, End the space race In this 1 BR, 2 bath (out 01 the ordinary) split level home. Great for expandlr,g family. 55—Boats - $11,500 Wm. Maliczowski, REALTOR 32279*3. financing $30,000 323 6278 TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 641-2518, FOR LEASE' Beauty Shop 7stations, ldryers Call 365-3l6Ofordetails 43—Lots-Acreage Large lot wtrees. Water, sewer, lyear%old-3 BR, l'7battm Corner $ft.' air. C heat. Assumable mortgage at 814 or new - one. find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. - REALTOR,3227198 *576,500. A cutestarter orforthe young at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath. nearmopping, Call today on this _____ C-o*1 Used Televisions $ ano up Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr 3770352 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES REAL ESTATE _____________________________ , 53-'.Radj.Steri 3803 Orlando Or 373 5700 VA& UI-IA Financing CailBart _________________________ Datsun 7802. 1974. air. cxc. cond & Mercury Monarch 1976, Air. oower. exc. cond $3700 323-9571 days. 322 3603 after 6 pm. TON w lap Siding & shingle root or trade. DeLand 668.8335 HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to - -- - '70 Chrysler 9 pass wagon. New tires, rebuilt motor, extra cI.an. Loaded. 16 ml. gal. Family or car. 5900 773 8629 'l2BulckCenturon. Loaded. New 323 0697 __________________________________ I See our beautiful new BARRING Orlando 327.1577 Walking Cars Removed _________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 t 75 models Call 339 9100 or 8341605 (Dealer 78—torcycIes KENMOR E WASHER Paris Service Used Machines -- I BUY JUNK CARS FrOm $10 to $30 Call 327 1674, 377 4160 MOONEY APPLIANCES 42-Mobile Homes Lakefront lot in Casseiberry. 100' frontage on Seminole Blvd. Asking $14,950 wilh good terms 2439 5 Myrtle Ave .Sanford distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $21,300 w-excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6437 or 322 7111 aft 5. _____________________________ ______ portunities good sales personality with desire to have career. Phone 377 7881. Sanford 1808 Chase Ave. 3 BR. I' B. new roof, in bk yd VA appraised $29,500. Call 323 4398 aft 5 30. - BROKER Immediate occupancy. Ntw 3 BR. I 52—Appliances - 322-9283 Sentinel Star Paper RI. AM. '-Sanford. 300 customers. sio,000 - income, $9900saIe price. 534 1537 alt. 3 p.m. _____________________________ - - 24 HOUR lB _________________________ _____________________ - -- -1 BR. 2 full baths, family room Fenced large backyard. Must sell immediately. 536.500 Ph 323 2638 or 323 2887 30? S Sunland Dr . Sanford 107W Commercial SEIGLER REALTY YARDWORK. Spare W. Garnett Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC, 323 7340 Top Dollar P,iid br tunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 3275990 ______ ROIRIES -- fl—Junk Sanford 327 8721 Sanford 321-0640 -- q i-riitmes re'flch 1974 Arstrocr,,t I tt tray'i' I trailer 5510rk5 on I? volt e'le or gas Has Safety 'urnace Just like new used very little' Sec to .'ppreci,,t,'. 51.395 Call alter 4 p in 37) 6190 'N SALE NEW twin size box sprngs & mattress $73.95 ea NEW cottee table with 7 matching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage. I? 92 So of life seem so much more intelligent!" CHOICE. MANY DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $21,000 TO $45,000 - Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644 3079 for details, .24—Buslness "One nice thing about television, It makes real TRADE ON A NEW CROCKETT LOG HOME OF YOUR INC. REALTORS $30 6133or339 4711 eves. - . -. 41Houses I BR 915', Park Ave. 5)25 mo 1, BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 A1NAAUTOAUCTION Hwy 9?. I 'nile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a Public AUTO AUCTION every luesday & Saturday at 7 - JO It's the Only one in Florida. You set the reserved price Call 90.1 255 83)) fOr turther defajl', . For Sale (OuCh. 2 chairs. coffee table. 2 end tables, price rit.'q 3?? oo ,mttcr WILL 1AKE YOUR HOUSE IN FORREST GREENE A COLORFUL FUTURE ISAPHONECALLAWAY Retail background helpful but CLERK COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4BEOROOMS.2BATHS$38,900. ________________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles 51—Household Goods __________________ THE CARPET. DUE FOR COM PLETION AUGUST I $39,000 517 .900 I/IS S Camper over For short bed truck 327 8545 8. Knowledge of farm excellent monthly income, More * STOCK CAPE COD HOME IN 1971 Datsun 2.402 $2750 177 5-115 .SANFQRD AUCTION. -. - YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE GOODIES. EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $55,900. ' s CASH DOOR PRIZE S - i'..ULP DECORATORS .109W Is? Sn' 1Q37 1?? BATH CROCY.ETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING SLEEPY HOLLOWAREA Near I 46434.3 BR, 28 new home, dbl. garage, country setting. For personal interview. -See John Tanguay at University Inn in Orlando on Tuesday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. - *MGR. TRAINEE* . , a and industrial machinery helpful.Specialtrainingif hired. We have the perfect lob for in. dustrious hard worker to work into interesting trade. a . j from NEW TYPE high quality COOKS III I - _____________________________ _____________________ RNS 6 LPN's, Aides, by phoning the office Of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on June 6, 1979 at the Architect, 30S-$34211Q, after the Sanford, 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as Florida, on June 6, 1979, at following date: May 11, 1919. 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter possible, to review, hear comments recorded In Flat Book IS, Page 100, as SPECIFIED BONDS: The suc. possible, to review, Public Records of Seminole County, and make recommendations to hear comments the cessful bidder shall provide a and make Florida. Board of County Commlssiopas's Ofl recommendations to the Performance, Payment and - nationally known oil company. Permanent full time position ' offers unusually high a... missions. Opportunity for advancement. ROOM HOME ON A FINE 7) Dodge' Creswocxi Stattinwagon, new tres. A C $70000 or best otter Call 32) 0791 atter 6 00 pm or Saturday more items to 1st aru. seletmon foam drapes. prints ' x 84. $11 SO pr solids g sb SO pr ('ustorn upholstery arpets Fre't' Estimate's LAKE NEAR DEBARY $53,000. $595 $895 $995 hOlds 91 loaded Plirnouth Valiant, 6 Cyl , 21.000 rn gal mileage over 20 $1995 110 Santord Ave or call 373 1980 chairs, glassware, plus too many I I VISA MASTER CHARGE , Levi 8. Wrangler Jeins UNLUCKY' TRY THIS GREAT 13 problem with oneot our 4x6's for $15 mo. For) month or longer if you need, you keep key, other Sizes available, Central Location 2579 S. Magnolia Ave. CALL 32) 60-tO or 322 7498. Wanted baby-sitter Mon.Thurs. ___________________________ inmyhome.Call323.7597 I LAKESYLVANAREA_ intheA.M. _______________________ I 3 BR 1'? B Form dining room, fern. room, fireplace. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY For local person inthisareatosell -- SUZI We have several great op portunities for good sales background. pole work. West Palm, Stuart, MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space Call 323-0500; 322-0197. - , - - ARMY NAVY SURPI s ilOSanford Aye' .127 5791 OLD 7 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $61,900. AVON surance 1. retirement program. Call 332-0364 for an appt. ask for Mrs. Schneader. Foreman/operators and District Supervisors in buried telephone cable and conduit and 37A—'OfflceRegija recorded message. - _____________________ 86? 2235 - 70 Ford Wqn 000cIcond sO Must,irq. 000d cond Chests, dressers. sets of chars, tSR & DR Suites, square' Oak & bowed tront oak chinas, Mahogany .q. Queen A'ine Chinas, large ,isst of Wicker, ,oftem' 8. end t,lble',. ar unusual winqt,,jck tlreside - --- LATE 532.000. -. --- PUBLIC AUCTION I 'MON., MAY 21, 7 PM• I Antiques From The North •OAK, MAHOGANY. 'WALNUT, WICKEF. 1976 19 n Magnavox color I V l20 Pertect 171 3 Speed bicycles. Ike' new. 5)5 each TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU- ---_--- College Students desiring ANNETTE " DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. - -. - 80—Autos for Sale - ____________- $21,000. Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apt. weekly. Call 322405$ if no ens. (904) 257.94fl• If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andif weweren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-100-432.8403 anytime for - 72—Auction - 1 Gravely riding lawn mower. 57" 51700. 1 Haun 3?' riding lc.wn mower. $400 or both 51.100 323 -1151 - WALK TO DOWNTOWN ONLY Property ------------------ - BR suite new, $239. 5 pc LR new 5.399. Loveseat $44.95 8. p. 7 pc dinettes 569.95 & UP. Ref 550 & up. El Stove' $608. up. full 3BEDROOM, 1'2BATH, FAMILY ROOM. 2 STORY FRAME, - LET'S BE HONEST CALL 323-5176 Have several immediate openings — Good pay — Good benefits. FIRESTONE STORE 1516 French Ave., Sanford Equal Opportunity Empioyer—M- 36—Resort Apply Lakeview Nursing - Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford, 372 8771 ____________ Center 919 E. 2nd St. PEOPLE We are looking for an individual who is aggressive, enthusiastic and wants the opportunity to better their career. Must have experience in T.V., stereo 6 appliance sales. We offer cx cellent wages 6 commissions. Company paid life, health in. the Seminole County Courthouse, documents Board of County Commissio,r, on GL1W8E8: Ribert Redford has been named to the Utah Breakfast cook. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on lakefront. ______ Pirates" and "Steve Canyon" — at Ohio State University Sunday you are required to serve a copy of AdditIonal Information may be Bond as called for in the obtained by contacting the In Columbus: "We've seen each othr all too rarely throughout your written defenses, If any, to t Additional information may be Land specifications, obtained by contacting the Land EDWARD E. HADDOCK, JR., Development Manager at 323-1330, All bids must be received ow' care'j. He has been at his drawing broad chasing villains, SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK, Ext. 306. before Development Manager at 333.4330, the spec'fled time and encloWd in a Ext. 3. and I've been around the world chasing politicians, which Persons not able to attend the sealed envelope I PA., Plaintiff's attorney, whose plainly marked on address is 17 SOUTH MAGNOLIA hearing whOwish suppose, Is much the same thing." Persons not able to attend the to comment on the the outside "Proposal" and Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil pigig Marte Weissidler, wife of Johnny WelumaUe,', the 74year.old _____ 18—HelpWanted person by Gill Fox ________ - _______________________ - -_________________ New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. 530.000 to 53e,000. Low down payments. BUILDER 3222287 - SG—MisCellaneous for Sale Size draperies $10 8. up Sanford 5364) mo , lt mo rent & deposit. 323 0)06 2nc St. SIDE GLANCES Unfurnished H&A, Range, Ref. Vacant, lease, d necessary. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. - I bath homenear Golf Cnur'. Top condition & neighborh C - -- Cook full time knowledg ____________- 41 -4iotises LOCH ARBOR-. Large 3 BR, 2 For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.5. - (15) days prior to the aforesaid hearing. In addition, said ilotice shall be posted in the area to be considered at least fifteen (IS) dais prior to the date of the Public Hearing. - Call 372-5732 - Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. the Seminole County Courthouse, INVITATION TO BID: Sig. Victoria R. Rock Sanford, Florida, on June 26, 1979 t Notice is hereby given that the PubliSh: May 14.21,74, June 4, 1979 1:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as School Board of Seminole County, DEJ 66 . possible, to consider a specIfic land Florida will receive sealed bids until USC amendment to the Seminole ? :OOp.m.,Junel,l979atwhichtlm. County Comprehensive Plan, Or. NOTICE OF VACATING AND thebidswillbepubliCly0pe dinance 77-25, and rezoning of the read ABANDONING AN ALLEY. aloud in the Seminole County TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: described property from A.1 School Board office building. Agriculture to PUD Planned Unit PROJECT TITLE: SUSPENDED You will take notice that the City 32-ibo(5eS All breeds, fully experienced - FUrnished -- Room kitchenette, partly Apt. Private entrance, utlliti turn. $85 mo. 668 6208. Dog Groomer PEOPLE HELPING. - -------- - 3210153 _____ ________________________ Hayakawa COOK5& WAITRESSES Mature person to care for 2smallchildren,nmyhome _____ munications Commission questions facing the FCC, the channelsovera JOHN A. BALDWIN, Baldwin 6 variance to allow for erection of a the FictitIous Name Statutes, Towirethe sizeof Swanson, 323-5690. Dikeou, 300 Highway 17.92, Fern free standing sIgn to be located five ________________________ Chairmn Charles Ferris agency Wit: Section$65.09 Florida Statutes Park, Florida 32730, Attorneys charged with regulating a telephone line, and how other 1957. petitioner, and fIle the original for (S)feetwithintheprop,rtyline,said BabySltinmyhome with property being situate in the City Of aimed a special Zi4nch antenna the communications business, systems are now available to Sig. J. B. Howell Week Days the Clerk of the above styled court at Lake Mary, Florida, out the southeast window of his In the coming decades. Raymond Lee (JBH) and described "dial up" specific Information Publish: the Seminole County Courthouse, as follows: Sandy 322-0711 _________________________ elghthfloor office. Then he May 21,21. June 1, Ii, 1979 Sanford, Florida, on or before June Ferris, chief counsel to on a TV set, Section 17 Township 205 Range DEJ-102 flipped on his TV set. fl, 1919; otherwise. Judgment Speaker Thomas O'Neill before may XE, East ", of Northeast /4 of the food Things to Eat "We're at the crossroads of ________________________ be entered A few more wiggles of against you for the relief Northeast ¼ of Northwest ¼ less being appointed by President the Information demanded In the pet'tion. society," he antenna, and the screen pro- Carter to head the FiCTITIOUS NAME North 40 feet for road and East 116 Blackberries fr sale. U.pick, 7k THIS NOTICE shall be published Notice is hereby given feet. Said property also commonly duced a perfect picture of a test octot)er 1977, dlscuuedFCC in said. "We're making decisions engaged that I am once each week per quart, we pick $1.23. Bring in business for tour (1) con. known at 513 W. Lake Mary here which his job will at affect society as St. own containers. 323-6179 Osteen. 1100 W. 13th sEutive weeks In The Sanford Boulevard. being ted directly to Fema' let Sanford Semlnnl. County, p1 b y (Vs dXuct*ed deCidOl down Roy Luttr*ll. Herald, Sanford, Florida. via Canad1 1eU%tL Florida, under the tictitlous name Of The Public Hearing will be held in Invt with UPT Sunday. the road." TIP TOP SUPER MARKET, and WITNESS my hand and seal Of the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, The tiny Japanese-made He said a recent Commerce said J i—1,nfruct ices that I Intend to register said name 1919. Court on this 17th day of May, Florida,at$:oop,m,onJune6 1979, ________________________ "earth station" with its con- Department or with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, (SEAL) study as soon thereafter showed cornas possible, at Legal Notice verter for a regular television mcatlons accounts Seminole County, Florida in ac whIch time Interested parties for for 50 Clerk of the Circuit Court cordance with the Provisions of the cods only about $250, bUt and against the request stated above FICTITIOUS NAME 20% OFF Arthur Beckwith of the ross national Fictitious Name Statutes, TWit: will be heard. Said hearing may be creative Expressions implications are enormous: Its pereent By: Eleanor F. Buratto 323-8812 Noticeinisbusiness hereby at given I am product, when all its wide- engaged 5204that Ohio St.,Section 563.09 Florida Statutes 1957. continued from time to time until _______________________ Deputy Clerk technology is already available ranging 51g. Charlie Jackson Jr. final action Is taken by the Board of UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. applications are Orlando, F Ia. 32*01 PubIish: May 21. 28, June 1, 11, 1979 Adjustment. to bypass local TV stations and considered County, Florida, under theSemInole fictitious Publish: May 21,28 .Junel, Il, 1979 DEJ.104 Sell those things that are lust - everything from DEJ.105 1'hisnoticeshall be posted in three name of KALEIDOSCOPE, and that radically alter the $10 billion taking up space with a want ad banking transactions to I intend to register said name with (3) publIc places within the City of inthe Herald 332-2611 or 531.9993. television industry, the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, publishing a newspaper. Lake Mary, Florida, at the City Hall _____________________________ Noticeof Public Hearings Whether and when — such and Published in the Evening Seminole County, Florida In ac The Board of County Corn"The technology is way cordance 11-A---Arts&Ciafls the provisions of the missioner, of Seminole County will Herald, a newspaper of general individual satellIte-receivIng ahead of the marketplace," he Fictitious with ADVERTISEMENT OF circulation in the City of Lake Mary, Name Stalutes. To-Wit: hold a public hearing in Room 203 of stations should be allowed to said, describing how fiber — SEALED BIDS Florida, one time at least fifteen 31—Apartments Days Inn Restaurant hiring full & part time waitresses & Cooks. Apply in person Days Inn Sanford. I - 18—Helpn - - 72—Auction - -, ______ For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap praisals, Call Dell's Auction 373 5620 I c I 3?) 0)/i 322 4601 Railings CUSTOM HOME BUILT I REMODELING & REPAIR S.C. BALINT & ASSOC 3778665 - ___________________________ T L Customu,it run work Window guards gates etc Marlin 53:3/Ill, 3)9 769) To List Youi' Business, DIQI �- BLONDIE 46—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL 01-4, BCV! THAT DINNER WAS - Monday, May 21, 979 1 IM SORVe4ONEv..T4ATwAS j PQu REALI RMALLY.10N5'EfiTE -OP iE BEOREWEwEE ' DAC,WOO, f' by Chit Yntinn — BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker THE BORN LOSER FUTRIO $ I 6=23 •2I Answer to Previous Puzzle 40 Pertaining to (suffix) I as 41 l(Ger.) I Skips UN? N U I C D __ f-— 44qg4. Ph 11 TT A I I ION ADVI Lupino wds.) ATE PEEN !3 Takes after 47Additiontoa ON C ni flOUll 14 Hazard --i L!IJ 50 Skin 15 Drama au 1T 7 i 51 LoiterHIELL division v ITI 52 Author of - AilI 16 Cadence £ C L "The Raven" i 17 Otherwise 53 Gusto f! i I i ' Af 18 Make an 54 Nicest i edging 1 Jf 56 High (Lit.) P 1 D A N I LJ 19 Thou in 57 Slowest office 41 lazybones 20 long fish 20 Rocky 21 Brother of DOWN 42 Animal waste Mountain Moses chemical Dark I Throb i nm car43 Brook 21 hill dweller 2 Charitable or22 Pronoun twrights ganization 23 Of liquid boy 44 Small insect 23 Bears 45 Authoress (abbr.) waste 26 Posts 3 Gaff feature 24 Authentic Ferber 31 Stern 4 Singer Jolson 25 Epic story 46 Hawkeye 32 Christian 5 Salt lake State 26 Scorch symbol 6 Assigned 27 Mt. Heap 47 Fencing 33 Canadian chore 7 Electric fish 28 Warhead type sword rebel (abbr.) 34 Othello villain 8 Fast aircraft 48 Accounting 29 Verne hero 35 Type of fuel (abbr.) term 30 Butcher 36 1.1 9 Irritates 32 Opera prince 49 Latvian Douce** 10 Sediment 51 landing boat 37 Sound of bell 11 To be (Lat.) 38 Wander 55 Lily palm 39 French region 12 Squeezes out 39 Climbed - — 9 10 11 12 7 T 1 2 ujM 5 - - \ I t 7', '',r'pp'p,., . .. - Jr ACROSS 1111r I 6P I by Art Sansom - ,. - - -- .. • _,• , _, , , She' So Worried s ShiIàh USIII DEAR DR. LAMB — Four years ago i menstruated at the age of 66. Then I had an imsuccessful vaginitis treatment with Pap smears every six months. Recently my gynecologist removed a benign fibroid tests h 'irfr1 r. " '.'' that most Pap smears were regular follow up examinations either black or white In are necessary. reference to cancer but that According to your letter you mine was gray. Does the gray condition ususally precede are 70 years of age and your cancer? I asked my doctor if z doctor doesn't want to subject had cancer and he said no, but you to an unnecessary major that he could perform a operation. The best advice I can give you Is to be satisfied with hysterectomy to remove my the fact that he is watching you fear of cancer Only he didn't so closely and carefully. That like to do this at my age. I'm to means that If you have Inhave a biopsy in a month and I dications that there are am in a panic. I'm so worried I changes that Justify having a can'tsleei.Shouldlrecluesta hysterectomy that It will be j hysterectomy at my age tO done early enough so that you relieve my anxiety? should have completely successful results Insofar as the DEAR READER— First you prolAemnofcancerisconcerned. 20 did not have a normal menIt's the woman who is not druatlon at age 66. Even at 22 outside limit. women do t being properly supervised and have menstrual periods after followed regularly who gets into age 57. Bleeding in women after trouble. That's often the woman the menopause or In the older who hasn't had an examination bin with. age group is not normal and should be cause for a woman to 'nwre's no absolute rule that go immediately to see her can be applied to every woman Physician for an examination, about whether she should or 1 j..i. L111 ...t...••J .-_.& L.-., at your 5IJUUW not haveysterecI presume gyoecologld meant that you toiny. The doctor has to con——— —— 47 48 49 42 43 44 45 46 had borderllnechanges seen in aider her overall general your cells on the examination, medical condition and how — ______ — — 50 51 52 There are changes In the cells much risk of cancer or other of the uterus that are not either problems exist, if any, In her 53 54 55 cancer or normal. That doesn't specific case. necessarily mean that a cancer The doctor is often in a bad 57 --- will develop, but it does mean position hi such cases. If he —— — — ——— that you need snore frequent takes out a uterus and there is and careful follow up p cancer, he may be accused examinations so that any 'n- of doing unnecessary surgery portant change can be detected even if he prevents a woman HOROSCOPE as early as possible. Many such from developing a fatal cancer. women with borderline ab- If he doesn't take It out and the B By BERNICE BEDE OSOL normal cells never develop borderline changes progress to cancer g ft Is true that the risk cancer then he may be Is increased. That's why the criticized for not acting sooner. For Tuesday, May 22, 1979 AMMON IONIMMUM Jul.Mon J. Jul. MONRoom u• J ARCHIE by Bob Montana FtCueJo 1)48 BOOKTO BE ARCHIE, DO YOU HAVE 155ETTY1 THE BOCK REVIEW FOR t THIS ISSUE READY JUST YET? FINISb*C WINDAU IT ALTHOUGH CHAPTER OH, FOUR WAS A BIT IPUY WOW! AND CHAPTER SIX A WHAT, LITTLE TASTELESS! Book DIDVOU REV1EW L UT THE KIND OF SUBJECT CAN RfALLY SIPIKYOUR TEETH INTo - r ((( $ ID'! EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider SO THAT IF AND WHEN cw OJ A5ID \ HAVE 1D EtM$IE MPC&S 10 USE CAR FWSI E &WERNMWT K)AMTS1HENflRE 100O1RA1E IVrIH AW _ al AND A RM FOR WW.R CE. .eE IT M.)CLEAR JA RAt*4UOPJ LEAKS, LKUID P&JD cRW. 1ME / 5'-MIWW uMrr 0 ___ ) IEL.. OR -0,01 iCM PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer THATri RIGHT! IT MEANS ELEGANTLY MAINTAINED, WELLGROOMED, SLEEK — —' I--h' oFcouRSEru..'\ NEVER E ABLE TO) USE IT AROUNPJ' 0. HE 00 0 BUGS BUNNY 0 by Stoffel N.Imdahl (iun -• 170H T KNO IN, care about. You'll much pleasure init. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Unusual circumstances could Those second thoughts you have Wing about the realization of a about something or someone dream of yours this coming you are dealing with should not year. It will Involve teaming up go unheeded. Pay _____ itWMkn to with another pareo any w&atai ulgoalL GEMINI (May 21-June IS) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You'll only run into a trick wall 21) Should the odds be stacked If you try to buck opposition against you today, don't fight head-on today. Employ those them. Retreat, go off some diplomatic qualities you place quiet and enjoy life's possess. Find out more of what gentler activities. Has ahead for you the year CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. following your birthday by 19) You are not In a position to sending for your copy of Astro- fIgl* the world today or to take _____ situations, Graph litter. Mail $1 for each on any cha1lig1ng and a self-addressed envelope so seek out those projects that to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 469, you can do all alone. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Be sure to specify birth sign. Argumentative people will turn CANCER (June 21-July 22) Y off today. The solution Is Be a good sport and pick up the obvious: surround yourself shattered pieces another left only with those you know don't behind after a tamper tantrum. overreact to situations. This person should be consoled, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) not castigated. Don't push to make that hard LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) don today Leave the iiaf1al __ Someone might not agree withto er s. you, but that's no reason to get those onthings that warm the mad at him or her. Keep anhsart opan.mIM and you'll have a ES (March 21-Apr11 19) forgMng beast Turn to your higlser ideals to VIRGO (Aug. 238e$. 22) guide you today and you'll be Hidden household expenses aige to subdue a tendency may rear their ugly heada toward being overly protective today, upsetting you Initially. of your self4M.rete. Afterward, however you'll TAURUS (April *May 20) realize that glving your family Understanding the other perthe best was wadis It. son's reasons for pilmhlg off LIBRA iSe$. 23. 23) their work onto you will call You'll feel a let better if you forth your compassionate forego self-serving interests feelings and alleviate resent. today and cater to those you YOUR BIRTHDAY Mayll,1P71 WIN AT [_1. t fil l Oswald: "Every spring On ACBL conducts a nationwide charity duplicate Paw. They also produce an analysis of what is likely to happen when these hands are bid a couple of hundred thousand times. We have checked th. results at one game with these prognosticatIons." Alan: 'lb. prognosis of hand one Is that North will Open the bidding with either one club or one diamond. END opi%w 197? A Colorado reader asks what is meant by the forcing notrump. A convention that uses the one-notruznp response to a major-suit opening bid as a one-round force. Originally a part of the Both,-Stone system, it Is very popular In tournament bridge. INEWSPAPIH ENTERPRISE A5&N, (For a copy at JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: Win at Bridge, care of this news pa. per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station. New York N. V. 109) by Step La. and John Romita by Bob Thavis s{: * is lA4tJ WAS YOUNOPIg, CA" Di I'd a IOiD r w i. IT JuSi' TI!5 imae. 4 MX TUMBLEWEEDS The further analysis was that with either opening North should wind up at two or three diamonds and make three for plus 110." Oswald: "Tbe results we checked showed several •' pairs landed at two hearts. South always made It for the same plus 110 as three diamonds A couple of pairs got all the way to three notrump with rather disastrous results. One stopped at two notruxnp and made it for plus 120 which was almost a top score." Alan: "The top NorthSouth score came when East overcalled a diamond opening with two clubs. South made one of those newfangled takeout doubles and West decided to try three clubs. North looked at four apparent defensive tricks; doubled for business and picked up a 300-point top score." _____ -____ __ PR I EA W By Oswald Jac.by a.d Alms Swing SPIDER-MAN FRANK ANLP tKNtI BRIDGE umS $1 ZOONIES ' by Craig Ligg by T. K. Ryan MAY lOP HAVE M1Y4''4 Jn IOtU..M*YlOPI4A MIYId U WO. MW I' 5— ri S.-.-- W -- . ' ' ' --.• -- - -- V.. --•- .t%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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 05, 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/5152cc3c315a0b3d42deb161c9b55255.pdf f9602d0bd7dd1b8353ec8c76d0c9a94a PDF Text Text 0--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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"figg), Horner right, Sanford Fourth of July fireworks committee treasurer, "We want to be able to provide all the citizens with the protection ann the services they I Ii deserve..i..., iiuS truck Wowu help mep us meet that goal," Kulbes said. seems to be getting a big bang out of efforts by Jack Weible, president of Sanford Kiwanis ('limb and Martha Vancey of the Women's Club of Sanford to launch a If approved, the tax hike would not be felt by The fire tr uc k sought by the city would cost an estimated drive for fireworks funds. I'lie two clubs have donated to the fund. but more is nt'eik(l to reach time $1,200 goal. Fireworks display will climax a day of activities at Fort Mellon Park. .J J uly -1. - homeowners until 1980. On an $52.000. The added tax revenue average home with assessed vaiui1 $20,W0 and a $5,000 above the cost of the truck would be applied to water line extensions and street immi- •. - 700 French Avenue r . • ' I R-19 Sq. 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'lime non-profit organization had turned down time original offer because the building is too The school board authorized its superintendent Wednesday to negotiate a lease with the offer from time Seminole County School Board to rent the now The organization had hoped to locate its workshop in San- Currently, a portion of the elementary school is used to to do construction work oil closed Lake Monroe Elementary School for $1 a year. On Wednesday, Bob Tango, a ford because 60 percent of the adults will probably comic from there. however, deserted store equipment and other property of the school board. Tango told time school board various products they will sell. We need space for an administration office and a lun The Kathleen Anderson Coinprehensive Work Center, Inc. had earlier turned down an -• - -L_U . . - - . . - ' -) •, '4-,.. ' •.. -,-•. - - 2x4x92%" '.SPRUCE PRECUT STUDS Piece . .................1.12 • - - ,, • z. . / . ' . j. •., • at least $5,000 to renovate the ground floor for the workshop. Once time non-profit facility, Murray said. "Unless the community can establish it is serious about the project by coming up with organization has found a home, it may Lien begin applying to the various agencies for funding of its project, Tango said. initial matching funds and a Without time community's workable premise, these grants support the chances of the will not be available," Murray workshop becoming a reality said, restored at 10:04 •, •l . i .' • • '• \r •. a.m. Accor- ding to a Florida Power Cororporatlon spokesman, the outage was caused by an underground cable going bad and affected 318 customers extending front Altamonte Mall east on State Road 436 to Newburyport Street, - . I • . r. •-- . ' '-.. It a , ,:i, Today • Z. Do-it-yourself Feeling t-- Hugh Carlton, thrector of auxiliary services for the school district, esthimated time nonpr ofit organization would need reportedly stranded in an elevator at the 701 Building in Altamonte Springs for awhile this mmmornlmmg due to a power failure in the area. The incident occurred around 8:50 a.m, and power was • • - ' •• 'POT' FARM ARREST -r • - wrm SW YF 11 'We have a number of areas in our city now that have no water hue, oniy welts. if have a ttr" there, w. L 0 respond with a pumper because there are no hydrants. If the tr uc k runs out of water, it has to return to refill. In the IIi1'UIi time, the house continues to burn, Kulbes Said. Lake Mary officials have been seeking measures to raise To accomplish this goal, the director. organization will approach the Ti.ere are various grants Seminole County Board of available from both the state Commissioners and the school and the federal sources as well board for funds to supplement as United Fund and United various state and federal grants Cerebral Palsy but a it plans to apply for, prerequisite to apply is proof the community wants the The workshop would provide Several persons were i 44 'i think It should be i onetime (hung for (lie fire truck, or at least be reviewable after the first year," Perinchief said. are nil, said Patrick Murray, chroorn, too," he said. Stranded In Elevator ArouudThe Clock ...,...... 4* Bridge .................... GA Lake Mat)' police today arrested a 22-year-old man said to be operating a marijuana Farm near his Caleala ..................... 5* Caeflcs rucsword immobile home in the Mullins Swamp area of the city. In custody on a felony charge of manufacturing a controlled substance is David Michael Harper (left). Police said a second man is being sought in conneetloim with the alleged "pot" Farm operation. Detective David Higginbotham (right) said 112 marijuana plants, with an estimated street value of $:i,000, were confiscated at the scene. In middle is Wjorw ..................4A DearAbby ................. 7* Horoscope ................. 6A Hostal ...................2* OWIUISIea ................. 2* OU ELVES 18*' Television - liswe Magazine Weather ...................7* Patrolman William Ripp. -.# "The people will be there all day and do several activities," Tango said. "They need space piece ..... 1.67 Ph: 323-4700 - operation. The workshop would require at least 4,500 square feet to accommodate that many people, he Said. non-profit organization for the ground floor of the school or possibly another location in the county. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent lKW the workshop would serve approximately 45 to 60 physically disabled and mentally retarded adults during Its first year of large, in severe thsrepair and is located on time northern most perimeter of the county which could hinder transportation. mentally retarded. 2x4z8' SPRUCE STUDS , Lightweight easy to work. Can be used for numerous home projects. ..' spokesman for the center, told the school board his group had changed its inind. . - HOURS: 7:30- 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday homestead exemption, the "one-shut" increase to Lx' in effect for only one year. After the first year, he said, he oultI like to see the mill levy revert back to the three-mill rate, revenues n order to meet rising costs and demands for service. lii a special meeting called May 24 to discuss the problem, consultant Randy Lankford told councilmen that the ad valorem tax (property tax) rate comprises about 30 percent of the city's $3 million budget. however, Lankford pointed out that the property tax valuation, which rose steadily from 1973 to 1976, has peeked and is not projected to rise markedly during the next few years. Lankford said the rise in property valuation rose by $20 million from 1974 to 1976, but the increase from 1976 to ltfl8 was only about (3 - ted mill lim i x, cite I a raise i..0 wUt• t.have ea Ot find supplemental sources such is governinent grants to meet rising costs, he in di cat ed . A special meeting of the council has been set for July 19 to discuss with Lankford !ht' .t&ilatnlity ot state and federal grants. Kulbes said. '' Su ort ou t For Worksho For The Di"sabled . PRICES GOOD ThRU JUNE 21 Kulbes said he will ask the city council to consider setting a July or August date for the election. If the council sets the election and the voters approve the referendum, the more than $70,000 in increased taxes generated would be used to pay for a new Ngli pressure fire truck, he said. 0 MT three, is lower. In addition, Kulbes said, the taxes in Lake Mary have not been raised since the city was chartered five years ago. The levy has always been three mills, he said. Until this year a special election would not have been required for a mm11 iLV) hike. However, the Ligtslature on its last day of session approved a bill that prohibits any city from raising its tax rate by more It.,an five II percen4 Waiut -' without obtaining voter approval. 'c'J Management reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise. .. -' I Your Choke: SANFORD '.. -- 1 x 12 No. 3 SHELVING Create additional storage space in your home or workshop with easy to work shelving. Will00,0005 0 accept paint or stain. through 16' lengths - Al-purpose paint for Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. ,lIlll . El jump from the current three l)'t1flel1tS, according to mill levy to a four mill levy Kulbes. In subsequent years would raise city tax payments additional water and sewer line extensions could be funded if . Lake Mary voters may be from $45 to , the four mill levy is approved, called to the polls to vote on a Lake Mary has the second . said. special referendum that would lowest tax rate in the county allow the city to raise taxes by among municipalities. Only Councibnaii Burt I'ertnchief one mill, city manager Phil Oviedo, whose mill levy is said today lie would favor the Kulbes said today. tax hike, but only if it were a slightly below By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer : - Im6" onow 3441111 He. 240 A$PHALT 15 Yew Warranty Square.. 1998 6tL 3-Tab PIMROIAU 20 Year Warranty 747 Square.. 22.41 LAUNDRY TUB 0 I*dN I aD POLY PRO •. .- Lin.Ft. •* No. 23-DW-147. jjm;jj .• .,',,, Wall-Cole Scottyls Interior Latex WALL PAINT Formulated for use on wall surfaces of masonry, plaster or wallboard. Cleans up with soap and water. Each .........Sec Silicone Rubbsr BATHTUB CAULK - Among the items involved in Dr. All's research is the study of the distribution of larvae to the water and soil cheinistr. • Maybe this will lead to some kind of clue, such as uidirectiv controlling the midges by controlling certain pollutants. People have to learn to live with the midges to an extent," Dr. All said. 'They have been around for thousands of years. As larvae they are beneficial for fish food. They clean the environment by consuming organic matter in the lakes and help clean the lakes," he said. "We are still developing basic information on the different pestiferous species. We first must know what is in the lake," he said. BIINDAS'JAFJNE ..... . .. . . . .26.95 can property owners may use electrocutor traps or a solution of one percent malathion spray for a measure of control." Dr. All said. lie added the only way of eradicating the midges in the lake is by spraying chemicals at a cost of $100,000 for a single treatment of Lake Monroe. Such a treatment would be effective for 34 weeks only. 'We cannot use chemicals in the lake because of the costs involved. We cannot use biological control agents like fish because to stock such a huge lake would be difficult and fishermen would only catch them anyway," said Dr. All. 41g'pl DRYER VENT In his continuing research, yr. An has lounu a tour-to. fivefold increase in the numbers of larvae from the midges since April. "There are now 50-100 per square foot. The warmer weather and water temperatures have caused the increase which will prevail until September or October," he said. In addition to Lake Monroe and the Florida Power and Light Reservoir where Dr. All has been collecting samples, he is now sampling Lake Jessup south of Sanford. "Lake Jessup is also heavily infested," he said. Dr. All met with a research team of the U.S. Army for two days this week. The team, studying and doing research work on the midge in Maryland, was at Lake Okeechobee. ,,Individual Dr. Ali heads up the midge I blind mosquito i research program at the UniversitN of Florida Agriculture. Research and Education Center on ('elers Avenue in Sanford. lie has been gathering infonnation under a state grant, on the insect for the past 10 months. State funding has been approved to continue the research program for at JJJW85 :- U• lay-OVAc least another year With Them Price (kit)..... . . .............. 4.8.9 2clam 39 .. C and D Sizes Durethene polyethylene Clear film for protection against moisture damage. 10' x 25' roll, .004 mu (thickness). ARCO/PoIymers, irc. • Reg. Price (each) IlAll C Reg. Price (llf/. oz. can). 2.15 4) • • regular house current. Quiet. NO. 540. 179 U1..' . 4.19 ruuyuIuyuuuu rum :.•'H PT • By DONNA ESI'ES Ikrakl Staff Writer The blind mosquitoes have returned in droves to the Sanford lakefront of I .akc Monroe. And there is no wily to alleviate the infestation at this tiiiie, according to Dr. Arshad Mi. ra- dios, flashlights, or battery operated hand tools. 1.5 volts. .1 1 Wlii COO, Helps reduce moisture anu any area up to 500 sq. ft Easy to install. Weather resistant. thermal fuse. 350 CFM rating certified by Home Ventilation Institute Runs on LUO.iATER Reg. Price (each) J 95 24 Each m aultow General Purposell CEN(P*L BATTERIES Apo LEIGH MOBILE PAINTS less steel control (()fl P0nents assure trouble-free operation. Instant •.• shutoff. Will fit most ttoilet tanks No 200-A Each -L1•1 POWER VENTILATOR OKRT ImCL .• -----Evening Herald-(USPS 48-280)-Price 15 Cents * . - • •-, . • - :•. - •--. ._ .:. -- - , . - - S -.' .. - a "stepping stone" for those adults who graduate from time Rosenwald School for school, which has a current enrollment of 169 pupils, instructs children between 3 and 21 In a variety of basic skills from horticulture and doniestic economy to toilet training, he said "Our problem is where do these adults go after they have graduated?" Murray said. With no workshop facility in Seminole County, adults are Exceptional Children in Altamonte Springs, Murray forced to travel long distanii4es said. The four-year-old public to the Central Florida Workshop in Orange County, Murray said. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 15, 1979 Woman In Tree Raising Funds Eagle Crusade Gets Off The Ground NATION IN BRIEF Macy Fire ils SHARON ('ARRASC() household. They include the Great Horned Owl, Turkey Vulture and the Screech Owl, "I've wanted to sleep overnight in a nest for years," Ms. Mager told reporters before her climb. "The sit-in will be fun, but more importantly, it will alert people to the plight of this magnificent bird, our national To make her six days safe, the AAA Tree Service has rigged up several special features to Ms. Mager's tree. Ms. Mager wears if safety belt around her middle to stop her from failing out of the tree. Another rope has been rigged up that can lower her to the ground within seconds flat should it necessary to do so. Herald Staff Writer You ' ve heard of the Birdman of Alcatraz." Now meet the I .adv of Apopka Doris Mager climbed a 50-foot pine tree Thursday afternoon to an eagle's nest where she will take ill) residence for the next six (lays. The nest is located on State Road 119 beta ccii Winter Springs and Oviedo. When she i i'achcd the top, ,Ili inquisitive eight-)ear-old bo asked M Mager, 53, of she could see. '1 to say this but I have a real bird's eye view," relayed Ms. Mager on her walkic talkie. She retained her sense of even 50-feet off the ground. But Ms. Mager iso t taking tier mission lightly. She's serious. the vice president of Raptor Research and Rchahihtation for Fhtirida Society, Ms. Mager wants to focus attention on the plight of the eagle. She to raise funds for the Florida Audubon Socict s ncs birds of I'Y aviary to care and protect the to mis which V (1(11(1 ('t)St ilt)Oilt $20,000. Alarmed by the number (if bald eagles killed each year by sportsmen, Ms. Mager has five of the rare bird.s in her Probed; Eagle ' ' abandoned Fireman Dead, 14 Hurt NEW YORK UI'! I I)vtectivcs, mindful that Macy's department store has been the target of firebombs in tillhe past, today are working to determine the cau.se of a fouralarm fire Thursday that killed a fireman, injured at least 14 other people and forced thousands of shoppers and employees to flee. The dead firefighter, Walter J. Smith, 31, of Beilmore. N.Y., of several were trying to pinpoint the location of the fire when entire area burg into Smith, a the second fireman to die on the job this year. had to scramble back to the exits," Fire Commissioner Augustus Beckman. 'This one fireman get out." blaze began 4 p.m. in a sporting storeroom, stocked with highly plastic inerchimdise. It ''erupted in if fireball" spewed thick clouds of smoke into the street, authorities said. was one the Apopka, what tudtibon bald hopes didn 't goods KEY UISI,'AYNE, Fla. LPI The Ke Biscayne tuomue where forumie'r President Nixon often retreated front the worries of the Wtiitt Houc tias met the wrecker's ball and now the furmimer Winter White house is only a pile of rubble. A titemnber of the U.S. Bald Eagle Recovery Team, she Is one of six ouiueii in the States who is licensed to rare for bald naglc's. She has been employed by the society for l yea rs. Fifteen iimci mis of reside in the Mager and black United Discussed In I., prey LOS AN(;l:I.Es I UP! ) John Wayne's family is considering suggestions for his funeral, including proposals it be held on his Arizona ranch or that tie be cremated and hLs ashes buried on an island off the California (1)aSt. Wayne's seven sons and daughters tact •Fhurs4la) said Michael the eldest son and family spokesman. "We are discussing several possibilities," he said. No announcement will be made on where or when the final rites will be held, however, since only the initiiediate Iaiiiilv"ill attend. Wreckers finished leveling ttie house Thursda to make Way for a ilianisiumi being built b Colomuibian retiree' 1':duuIrdc) Ortega, He bought the prope'rts for $455,000 last % ear. 'Itmere h a d tx'cmi a brief unsuccessful campaign to save the Inbramth' Nixon huiiit' as it historical monument. ',_,,__'' 01 of . 'Pot' Seized, 2 I . __ t - ,I Arrested , of North Miami, . Wayne, '..Fur 'O ur Gang ' c Gonorrhea ri' Dies - HOLLYWOOD UI'l i l)arla hood, the diziipled sweetheart of the "Our Gang Comedies," has (lied of unknown causes. She was 46. A s!x)kenw) at Pierce Brother Mortuary said Miss hood (lied Wediiesday morning at a hospital in the suburb of Canoga Park. The cause of death was not disclosed. Miss Iloexi, recruited as the ''new girl" in the "Our Gang" series in 1935, as one of three girls who the lead feminine role in the comedies, following Polly Chase -Sears and Shirley ,Jean Itickart. --- ' d%. '1ji -, - . - far ______ _.l*A, ., -,.-'-. ' - ' ' - .. - - . - . '' - - •- 4 . 1 ' - .. ,'. __ • - •_ ' ,- - ' -' ,- , ,- - - , - . . . , '. ' - ) - . - - - -. ' - . financial The attorneys told the Senate Ethics oiiwii ti Talmadge is the victim of staff errors, .tit embezzling former aide, and an embittered and unstable ex-wife. But attorneys for the committee say l'almadge's LX planations for his financial affairs are untrue and lie is at least guilty of "gross negligence" and "an obvious indifference to the Senate r ules." The opposing views were stated ilmursday in motions to the coimnuttee, which will hear oral arguments Tuesday and then decide whether to dismiss the five financial misconduct charges against Talmadge as requested by his attorneys or continue the hearings. -. -- HOSPITAL NOTES Mancit' Owens Wes Srnokvs U Ida Mac klin, Frances P Deitona Sewell, Deltona Mary Thornas, Longwood Carolyn F Mancusco. Longwood •1 . ' Ij• . ' k, . ... Herald Photos by Tom Netsi - ' . From her eagle's nest perch atop the pine tree Doris lager left dials with visitors on walkie-talkie as volunteer on ground raises supply by rope above. Van als D ma e 1 0 New H ars d C g Vandals dented the hoods and fenders of 10 new Honda cars parked at a loading dock at 700 S. French Ave. sometime late Judge Williams found Bodden guilty of armed robbery in connection with the May 12 hold-up of a man In the Perkins Wedines(Lay flight or earlyThursday morning, Sanford police said. Restaurant at 215 W. state Route 430, Altanionte Springs. Police said wimlshu'hls on some of the vehicles were;its() damaged. The total dariunge' estimate was $1,225, ixdice said. Altamonte Springs police said Bodden entered the restaurant and demanded money from the man at gunpoint. SANFORD BURGLARY A burglar broke into (tie side window of a bait shop at 433 N. Palmetto Ave. Wednesday, Sanford police said. Police said the owner of the store, H.A. Huffman, reported a loss of $90 in cash and stolen items. SENTENCED Rex Allen Bodden, 24, of Orlando Tuesday was sentenced to fromsix riionths to 10 years in the state penitentiary by Circuit Judge Vulie Williams. . - [hint C Iluhthinqs Orange City Sarah Daniels, Plymouth BIRTHS iosephS&Carolyn F Mancuso ' DISCHARGES SANFORD Brow n ": [tie II Durden Lottie F IOWt'tS Brezhnev Arrives For lj\III':Ll.E, Fla. I UPI i --- Police' were still seeking two iiueni Friday who pulled a 35-year-old woman From her car Monday and killed her. Glenda Reynolds apparently tried to fight the two men and died on the scene of head injuries, police said. No suspects have been arrested, but Hendry County Sheriff's deputies were looking for two young black men driving 4W old-muodel gray or gold Cadillac. One of the men was described as about 6-feet4-inches tall wearing a red tshirt, and the other was about 6-feet tall weam Ing a gray shirt . . . ' 11~ - . - - Action Reports Workman Electrocuted CORAl. GABU:s, Fla. UP!; - A Hialeah wot:,..ni was killed Thursday when the drilling rod he was maneuvering hit a hot wire and fired 7,260 volts-of electricity through his body. 'l'hme 19-year-old worker, wtiose name was withheld until relatives could be notified, was assisting Abelardo Azcuy with it five-foot section of metal rod when it touched the 30foot-high electric wire. izcuy, who was not injured, tried to resuscitate the man without success. lie' was pronounced dead on arrival at Doctor's hospital. Fires * Boilermakers Strike * Cour ts * Police Beat ________________________________________________________________________ • AL T act Ini'c:ng VIENNA, Austria UPI) (lark blue suit with iiuedals in A white ambulance with tinue twice-a-day sessions him I in October 1978; he was in elaborate security precautions Soviet President Leonid I. the lapel, walked unassisted flashing blue lights joined the through Sunday. The summit good shape. No problem with for the summit, including new Brezhnev, 72, walking with a the' stair ramp from his motorcade about 20 cars behind climaxes on Monday, with the slurred sneech." Vance said he ambulances and secial 'cuedislight limp, arrived amid iron lane but kept a lirumi grip on the' the Soviet plane' p !"rrnal ing ul (lie SALT 11 was "glad" Brezhnev appeare clad security today lot' his first hand rail. His face appeared teams in case either leader Both Carter and Brezhnev treaty. BotIi ueaders return healthier. ,,it will help," he should fall ill. Separate hospuine't'tung with President Carter puffy and he favored his left leg were originally scheduled to home (tie sumac day. said. and the signing of t he iit.' S: tals have be en designated for as he reviewed 4W honor guard. have i private day until their The (reat) becomes efktve II treaty. Austria, long used to high Breztmnev and Carter in case of Brezhnev has been reported courtesy call on Kfrctisctilueger after it is approved by the diplomatic meetings, laid on need. As Brezhne'v's plane touched recently to be in better health and Austrian Chancellor Bruno Supreme Soviet and the U.S. (lowli at Vienna's Sc'hwechat than for Millie time. . Senate. Carter faces a tough Kreisky. JM'KSONVII.I,E, Fla. UP!, -- The 1,700 member boilermaker's umiionl struck the Jacksonville ship repair % ard at 12:01 nih. tudil) after workers rejected a cost-ofliving wage increase offer that nuiet President Carter's guidelines. The strike was against Jacksonville Ship Yards Inc., w hih is the largest on the East Coast and handles both coiiumnercial 4111(1 U.S. Navy ship repairs. "We have pickets up," said C.W. Juries, international vice preside'iit of southeastern states for the International Brotherhood of Buile'rriiakers, Iron Ship Builders, Illacksinittis, Forgers 41101 Helpers, AIi"-CIO. ' i' L "ida J Murphy 'n'.'ni P Sacs. Deltona Mjuri(e A Evans, Lake Mary Jeanette M Osteen, Columbia, S C — We eathe err . - . - . shotdd be dropped. ' . - - WASHINGTON i Ul'I i - Sen. Herman 'l'almadge's attorneys say five weeks of hearings have failed to prove the Georgia Democrat was guilty of any intentional wrongdoing and all chargiv, of misconduct - ' - IF (l(IUhlt's teitis 111 Its() r 1 1 : )rlaniilo-Se'nmiimiult' r'uit'ii U ;anst ii1 ( iIft'rt'd trifi'r(;i fttmnig, tail w hit-h prl:II)til Itt t1it' i%.Ige'rimig imivrstig4Itor for ttit' ,trt'.n. John refiti Ir4l(Ilt'% 's st4ltt'mmle'nit that ,ill Florida tromitots are knutcie'lg, !hrri t It *, a lit'. tii(,Ith said, I n mncttiimmg tixe'ii (tie' gamin's thcrc )rlan-SrritlrIi I-- i unit' ttiimig (hit' fxttimig lx)tl is (lii 5111,111 \ ithunt •i Ii If' 1,1. (tie' big niionie ismit tb't'ie'. tiutith sand it is unmlike'I that (-rIkelt bt'ttr\ il-f mmiamimpulate' the odds smii,tll trontun like ()i LiiiSt'nuinniule tx'taiesc it uuiihl take und ,t sil11l 'loft a betting to alter tilt, t)(111s The Urlando-Se'niiinole' floss has mll ,i !,1 ,nrii .f ts'tti;i window and scitli miii tritel - ta lit5 suit g Irma .fu.m.j 6-to-5 on 41 quimiic'ln bet t', ithi just JO $ 11*'! lit' sSlf liii! rapid tiuxuatituni would make it filfitult iii iIl4liupuittt' it tune' the odds 0' ithi niiv lt'gr'e'e' of ,it cU1,I5 lit' s.ii't hiucothi said hit' has st'e'mi mitt mimifitatiomi that !1ia' ci has t' fixed on fk't';i asked to fix garlit's b pl1i ni !rls ',Jam-alam is ,Ili honorable profi'ssiuun. .S,,min' if ths.'st' players train froum age' five' or six I ufomi 1 knits', ari that would throw awa their i'1Ire't'r for a fix hksilt-s. (hi' t;p, (hit' gaunt' played vouif have' (ii icrib',' almntit all its pl1my'rstofiavca safe tx't and that 0'Ulit lit' k' - 410.'c %% t- keep tilt-il l under constant scrutins :\nmict'to (asti. of .-ltaniontt' Springs tins semi , IiI4l tn' at hr laniihi. hlimvtunma and \h'lboirit' fr-:tons the la_st two decade's. lIt' tItian pIns en' fins disiiiist'd (lit' antmt'lc as iniacc'umate' '1 think it is 1slmtit'nl football Flit' irs a I hitachi tiavenit even fx't'mi talkinig afoul it miii Ii rtc'ogiimzc' it ton' sshiat it Is jiimik. sail ( '1 haven't sccn mnir e'viih'nit,' ci that ,n;ir of Ito' L,ilI(' lic' fixed,'' ha' added But an inivt'stigiittir w ithu the I )ivisioii ot 1%11, 1'mliilucl agt'n'ine' otfit,' ill Mimniii said that tticni' ,ti t - iivc'stigatlolls now uunk'rw4m', 111 several I 'In il,t fritit.ri lIt' sand hit' is not ,,t lifx'rt reveal ss fimih (nJmitcns iii being Iin(ifx'ut, lion iliscuss tin' nature of (tie' imp, hlusseve'r- , tt' tll sa that (hit' imive'stigatnons welt' il l it fx'fon- t' lir4ldlt' s i t'smiii,ntiuii anal 1)111cm to (fit' tutu - Itt51)111(5 llIiet rat it! ii't it- It appC'amc' I # ,:: ..:,, 011th.! tispi't at also at a . •_ , o . is hart said Willt tins time' payoffs The pr i nut outs are not a v am in Ole' to (hit' general ptit)lie' Advance knowledge of ho sc the bet twg 0' as going alluwe'tl (hut' Mmmiii Svnitlic'a(e' bettors to stas 4iwas from tie' twa vi h favored players and place theirr mmmo nie'v ciii less popular en's. 'l'urmunug the odds arranging, for players to rig (tie' gaines gave' the Minim S muticate bettors huge earnings tit Connecticut Ironitomis, according to the' article. While the normal return on a bet at J111-ala is 82 cents on en thi (full-'[ , tine niiagazine' reports, the systt'umns bettors w crc' reaping $1.12 each dollar bet Bettors repon'tedlv concentrated their activities on ttmt' trifextas. lii a trife'cta a bettor .1415 to pick tint' top three - pl.n tx't 'n and oil . to t'.stigatlin.. . 3 Acquitted In Alabama Trial airport from Moscow, if securiTile Soviet president, who Carter, however, decided to Sellilig job ill winning the ty helicopter hovered overhead. wits not accompanied by his siunple Austrian food and aides necessary two-thirds ratificaGerm an shepherd attack dogs wife, walked along a red carpet said he would slip out of Wolf's tiun of the treaty from a and black and red bereted and received greetings (ruin residence, where — AREA DEATHS he is staying, skeptical Senate, "Cobra" security police stood Ksrchsclulaeger, then broke into for lunch at a restaurant. U.S and Soviet negotiators in watch with subnuactunc gulls Oil a wide gri n when a group of Brezhnev aides said the Geneva finally completed the CL4RENCEGIVENS daughters, Mrs. Mary Johnson 9 a.m. readings. tern- Rain probability 70 percent the control tower and surround - Austrian children presented Soviet leader would lay a text of the 78-page pact Thurand Mrs. Irma Bicio, both of rooftops. Clarence Givens, 65, of peru we, , overnightlows, him with bouquets. today and 50 percent tonight irig wreath in a private ceremony sday evening arid initialed the Hickory Avenue, Sanford died Sanford and two sons, lsham J. Local officials said it W4IS the' 73, yesterday's hig h, 87, and Saturday. Carter, in his arrival cofli- at the Soviet war memorial docwiient, which means the Sheffield, Sanford and Sat ur day, June 9, Ile was bo barometric pressure, 29. tightest security Vienna had merits, made it clear the before heading for the palace. language in both English and rn Dillworth C. in Sheffield, Madison seen in several years. and was retired SATURDAY TIDES rel ative hum summit and treaty signing percent; Carter was reported by of. Russian versions is frozen. Longwood; 12 grandchildren; 9 lie is survived by a daughter At about the same time, ceremony would not by them- ficiuts to be Daytona Beach: high 1:11 winds, SE at 7 mph. Ilee treaty imposes the first in all upbeat mood great-grandchildren Dr. hlortense G. Evans a , President Carter, who arrived selves p.m, low 1:50 7:28 urn, tad the nipttition, the for his first meeting with nwnersud limits on th (Id through mn. th (,ram Funeral untral Home is in e strate- Washington, 1) C Thursda y night on what he suspicion an d 7:54 pm sister' Saturday. Showers and the. tension Brezhnev, an encowitu- he had gte arsenals of the two super Gertrude charge of arrangements Davison eral:high 1:03 called a mission of peace, , (we derstorms likely today. Chance between the United States and sought since his inauguration in powers The SALT I treaty brothers Port Cana v A C Givens, Pmnette of thundershowers tonight and u.m., 1:42 P.M., to% 7:19 a.m., went jogging lit tile rose. Soviet Union. January 1977, oidy to be put off signed in Iri2 froze existing and n of U.S. 11 L. Givens, Pompano Funeral Notice Saturday. Highs in the mid 80s. 7:45 p.m. a We' have no illusions, ) It. Soviet leader Beach. Am bassador bus' dorMi lton Oil WU olf' sr IA)wS in the low to mid 70s. Bayport: high 7:18 urn., 6:42 11 treaty was ready. Carter said Th ursday, "that SAL! Zanders Funeral Home Ince sa During Ca rt er's 8-hour-andWinds northeast to east 15 mph. p.m., low 12:42 a.m., 1:10 pm. GIvENS. CLARENCE— this agreement will rid the The president and first lady 15-minute flight Graveside services for Clarence front Apopka, is in charge of The two superpower leaders world of danger or end all the Givens, 65. of Hicknrv Avenue ltosalvmu Carter brought ' Wzichin&'lnti S'i'r.tiirt' ,,ç arranuemiuent % were scheduled to have their differences between our two Sanford, who died Saturday, variety of gifts for Brezhnev, C)TUS Vance told reporters the MRS, CORNEI.lA SIIEF. Julie 9. will be Saturday at I p.m first face-to-face encounter at nations. But we are confident including a porcelain sculpture last issues to be resolved were FIELD at Restlawn Cemetery with about 1 p.m. EDT in a joint that SALT 11 will widen the of two peace doves fashioned by the definition of cruise missiles Eider Duke Green officiating. assiles courtesy call on Austrian areas of cooperation, and Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka, the late Mrs Joseph Chorlton of and a section distinguistung Mrs. Cornelia C. Sheffield, 87, in charge President Rudolf Kirsctdaeger. reduce the dangers of nuclear New Jersey. Diplomats said the between nuclear warheads and of 1712 Southwest Road, SanFull summit negotiations holocaust." SHEFFIELD. MRS CORNELIA gift represented America's "penetration aids" decoys' ford, died Thursday at C. Funeral Services for Mrs begun Saturday and the signing Breztuiev made no arrival desire for stable and peaceful used to confuse opponent's Seminole Memorial Cornelia C Sheffield. 87, of 170 Ho spi tal. . of the treat) limiting strategic speech and was wiusked away SOuthweSt Road, Sanford, who relations with the Soviet Union. radar. Site was born in Monticello and weapons is scheduled for in a black Russian Zil died Thursday, will be Saturday The two statesmen will get Vance also said that Brezh- came to Sanford from there at I p m at Gramkow Funeral 42 Monday. hmnousiuie. lie sat in the front down to serious talks on nev appeared to be inumiproved years ago. Home Chapel with Ralph Brewer The ailing Soviet leader, in a seat for the ride into town. OthiCit,nn Sntuirnbit tiiiirriin' , and )itth 'Th, l'..-4 I. I ............. .._.____ saw one is survived by two Cemetery Gramkow in charge Linda Blair Guilty - -' Former "Exorcist" JA('KSONVII.LE, Fla. iUPII Thursday to a gwlt) pleaded Blair' star' linda niiisdemmme'anor count of cocaine possession and governuncut prosecutors recommended against jailing her. U.S. l)istsmt( Judge iitisse'il W. Meiton questioned the actress closely Thursday before he accepted the guilty plea. lie- delayed sentencing pending a background Investigation. The rrnaximiiuumn penalty on the charge of conspiracy to possess cocaine' is one year in jail and a $5,000 fine, In (he plea ba rgain arrangenuie'flt, federal prosecutors dropped the more serious charges of conspiracy to possess with thie intent to distribute cocaine and mriarmjuana, wtuc'h is a felon'. - - ---'—...--' , , -- van,,, -.... - - - Pr i ,. - BIRMINGHAM, Ala. UPh A federal court jury convicted nine Ku Klux Klansnuue'nu Thursday of violence aimed at terrorizing blacks in Talladega County. U.S. District Court Judge Frank McFadden sentenced eight of the Klansnien to two years ih priso n. One other Klansmenu, Joseph Stewart of Childersburg, was convicted of four counts and sentenced to four years in prison. Three Klunsnnent in the trial — were acquitted and felon) charges against the' Kltmnsmmieni for impersonating the h"fIl in the flogging of a white' oman were dismissed. 'Die verdict against UflL' defendant, Juunie's Bettis, was wfttut'ld because he is recovering from a heart problem in a u1tnnItHn(l hifltipl.(44l The defendants were released on bond. Defense attornieys said time)' would appeal the conivie'(ions to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals iii Ness Governor Signs Bill By SHARON CARRASC() Herald Staff Writer President Carter would flash one toothy smile at Seminole ('ounty schools if he knew they had saved uhiore than $71,000 on electricity Llls. In the past six months, 38 of Seminole County's 40 public schools have reduced their electricity costs by $71,469.20, Hugh Carlton, director of auxiliary services for the school district, announced to the school board on Wednesday. To accomplish this, (tie schools utilized a number of energy comiservatiomi tactics that varied from turning off their security lights at night to limiting the use of their air c'onditinners. Canton said. Last year, the Scmiiiniuie County Schoo l Board adopted a plan called the Energy Conservationm oroluralim written by Losses like those suffered by Semninuolt' County ,chool hoard employees "hen the carrier of MIDLAND Mich. iUPl One workuuian was killed and 11 others were Injured Thursday by an accumulation of argon. an odorless, colorless gas used during welding operations at a nuclear power plant construction site. Utility officials are trying to determine how the gas accumulated. — The workers were overcome their health arid life insurance' policies went into receivership will never happen again in Florida. Guy. Bob Graham late Thursday afternoon signed into law a bill, passed In the recent sessiuni of (lie Legislature, preventing losses by holders of such policies by establishing a guaranty fund. The guaranty fund will have domestic insUramice companies pooling resources to pick un the coverages and claims of in. dividuals when an insurance company goes bankrupt. - When Old Security Life Insurance Co. of Kansas City, Mo. went into receivership lifter (tie 1976-77 year, local school employees were left with unpaid claims totaling $500,000. Some 1,500 school emuiployees individually have claims ranging from $50 to $50,000, Part of the impetus for the legislation was the experience of these employees, according to State Rep. Bubb) Uattaway, I)' Altamonte Springs. . ',-', iuemit't' amid these' iiiiiiy and you get off %% It * t'sscnmt iall nmllsdt'nuit'4mnudtrs, til e'lainmi it as a victory,'' 5411(1 Wilkiiisoim. 'those found g u i lt) ss crc mLliaiii It. Ite')lioltLs of Wilsonvilte, Joseph Stewart, Charles Stewart, Arthur Riley, Thioiiuus nIuU(Ii c 's witiit'ssc's ", 's;. ,,''. .'' iIgamnLsI tlic'nii a err Vnnitt'iit iii SS l4l('41l1g1,, fi''re' .xaltt'il ('V ('Io)s ut the K L'nm iinalitl'r 111 Iili,ttt'cI 0' itli tilt' nii(('cf K 11tlms itt Aiiit'ri (41 I lammip,- liuriit'tt of Wmlsoiivmltt' amid .ioc't Cook of Syiat'auga. "l'tnitnuk Jesus, prayer works,'' said Vincent after vi'n',Iii't. : 'j'tn' ven'nlutLs c'4mlim(' alter 14 hiotu's of dt'lit>c'ntmouis in tour hn s. i'm,' c'i' a t'iit to t lit' juir it II ssluitt's arid liii' black \lcunitla titan . Its gt's 'i4l% nit' , , tiurt'tiell, all of (.'tiilde'rsburg, William Ma.sst'v of Ss'iac'4muga ;lrm(l Howard 'At'lihj of Shit'ihv ('oummit 'h'hiust' fowni mninioc'c'nt nil all Carlton in ;Ili attempt to conserve energy umm the schools. Uric school was found to have' a $300 electricity bill lx'r (lii) because it kept its air coin' djtionie'r rwuiuig 24 hours a till) Carlton said. Carlton told time school beard Wednesdluy Ime' is optininistie thur trend to conserve' energy a ill continue resulting mim another $7 1,000 savings tin the next six numonths. As an added incentive to participate tim the program. the school beard offered a cash rebate to aniy school that reduced its electricity bill over a six month period coiiipared with the saint' time 1wriod last year. The cash rebate's ''mutust be spent oil the' children' and canuiot be spent on capital inmiproveirnenmts am' other exne'miditures. Carlton stressed. , According to recent calculations, (lit' 118 Seuimirucilt' ('uuurit st- tmujnuls aulue'ved soiin' cost i c'ductmoru lni,nmm Nuvt'miitx'r, 1978, Ma N ltG9, lie said, As a i i'sult, lime' school beard aiittiuiniied tmiiatiu' mmut'nit %t'dua'M1as to (11115% till rebate cheeks Ili (ii.' limimouuml nut $lH,:141i.99 or s,m; lx'rcnit of tin' tOtI savings flit ruinmihiumsc'iiit'nit tuu liaise' M- tmc'ols [ha' sheiks aitg',l fucniu a liiaXinlitilii l $1,511.04 to a loss of 1.11 .(r2. NUn' Se'rnmmiieuli' ('utility schools reduced thew hills (luring (lit' entire six iiwnth h)ermutl. they wert': Beat Lake Ele'nmentar} School, ('asselberr> l':Ic',uieiitar) School, l.lmke Ui'menmta EIe'nma'nitars School, Lnkcvic'a Sulieti' Middle I :m s% ton EIe'nrue'nmtar) Sc'tia? Lvimmari ilitu Suimonl. Oviedo Ihii!ii , (ci its depart - u r,'' Sulmocil, Ik'tl Rug h':lenime',itmns Selintul 1111(1 It,tse'niw aId Exceptional Student Centel' . Elt'vc'im Se'nmmmiiuhi' (t)umit Y Schools it'iltitt'il tlic'mi iii', trinit hills for I mxc' tit the six inuuunu'lns East l)i ouk I'. Ie'uinc'nita rs School. Lii iii shm I: stat e. I: It'uimi'mit ar Srhuiuul it'lit'V a Elc'nmeeiitam- Sctutiuil, I 'i,ululsfiniu Ht'imu'iit ar\ I ..nkn' I low cIt I lu;hi S boil, Sanifitsil Gm.i,iimiiai S,'tmu,ui, St'nmniiuult' high S hithul, South S,'miuiiiiul,' MtcluIlc' Sibiund, Stc'rlmimg Palk Eht'uiu'nntnis 'e% i Isuni EIt'nime'nmta F Sctmucul 'tt, eiunll4s iids Sdmciol t I':le'iius'Iut1nr S'imi,ul. Seven schools ttmlmt reduced ttuc'ir t'lee'tricit bills Ion four nut tIme "ix ti,omuthis sst'rt' I'. Ic nit' nit a r I l 11w ii dc Sctmuol, Stuuttm Smile' i'lemnmenitar', School, Spring I 'ake' h':k'iimemm- , , , . I,rt ..,, he 'i',,,k,u,iia \I,,I,II,, Nuke Site Gas Kills Workm an Thursday at Consumers Power Aiding Policy Holders Orleans. ''I ni er pleased ninsself,'' said tietirs t"roshiii, rhie'l assmst4lnit to US. Atturiii_'- J. H. Brooks. ''I think the fact ss e had a nearly all white' jury convict oim civil rmgtits violations is a very nuipuntaM day for this state," Y.;j ('.tf defense attor'rieys, said the verdicts were victories for the defendants. ''Aniytmniut' you liuvt the governm e nt inn us' it, a mlii this ' iFlii i S it iii ii u4I iii st i -ct liii II K ,ni "II i'll 'n-iimmaills i iifmn-tt'if %% 1111 -a's ''a it furs mi April un t-harg,,'s 111.1t inutliiuft'd thu, 111-1 1 1 1'. ill shiu it gilt)'. multi uiuiibmle' liuiuuc's t'upit'I ti two NAA('l' ss turlct'ns niul umitti a flit - i ii hutue' t tc' cuptett miiixett couple's racrahh Sonic of thut' attn wine' also iti1Ingc'd a itli ;Mu'uii' as l"Iij ingt'nnms (ii limit' .JarrrU trinni tins Ss mt .iuug.i tiiiii' and s% hliI9Unui tutu ii .nlfi.i'tfl tieatiiu his it it, ,,j ,r., ,utius a ti Iii k - Sm lie, J I'Dm my—We're Saving Energy Babcock & Wilcox site engineer, He died of nmiultiple' injuries, possibly in a fall from scaffolding after being overcome by the effects of the gas, within the plant's 28-f oot-deep instrunnentation tank, utility officials said. Two of the Injured Sheldon Mann, 55, arid Robert Young, 49, both Bechtel safety represent.atives from Midland were admitted to the Midland Hospital Center suffering from gas inhalation and other injuries. 'Mann was listed in - _______________ - 9 Klansmen Found Guilty Of Violence 2 Men Kill Driver - I 6 ens Itit' nd i' Is Talmadge Guilty? Johnny Lee K i ng Joan A Mohr 41. - ' . j Gilt's Lacy Gilchrist - - -. SAN FRANCISCO LIP! Russian author Anatoli Kuznetsov, who died this week in I4)ndon, wrote an acquaintance in California saying the KGB was trying to murder him, according to ttie woman who now has the letter. Kuznetsov, who defected to Britain in 1969, collapsed and died at his home Wednesday night at (tie age of 49, lie was best known for his book "Babi Yar" about the Nazi massacre of thousands of Jews near Kiev. U.8, NR "In a letter he wrote ray mother March 31, Kuznetsove te ll ', how th e K(,B th e Soviet secret Jx)Iiie, helped hini have if heart attack six months before," Irma Korutyukot', Monterey, Calif., told Ul'l Thursday. Leona K ' . - A Voice From Grave SANFORD .Ill - played HOSPITAL JUNE 14, 1979 ADMISSIONS - d;-,_,__. . Tests Set JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP! -A group of 32 Jacksonville mien will be the first human beings tested with a new drug that researchers say could become an alternative to penicillin for curing gonorrhea. The drug, an antibiotic called rosoxacin, has been tested on laboratory annuals without harmful side effects, Dr. Malcolm Foster, chairman of the internal medicine department at Jacksonville's University hospital, said 'l'hursday. Rosaxacin, manufactured by the Sterling Drug Co., in similar to antibiotics used to treat urinary tract infections a muia bc taken orally, Foster said. I S - _.._.0.W,V, Sports MIAMI i UPI i N e'a rI) 900 pounds of mar ijuana worth an estimated $277,000 0' as seized from a 24-foot boat and two Miaiiui into we're arrested 'l'hursdas a U.S. Customs Spoke smian an said. Williamiu Scott Strudss icic, 25, and Harold Christian Poulson, 27, lxctti were turned over to the Brow ard Counts Sheriff's office. ('oast Guard radar operators tracked the boat after a Custonuis surveillance plane reported it was riding unusuall low In the water. Friday June 15. '979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Fixing.!.,.,.,v,kC.,. Charges Angrily Denied By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Allegations of cheating and mob infiltration in jai-alai operations from Florida to Connecticut sparked heated rebuttal from local fronton managers and players. The allegations, published in a June 11 Issue of Sports Illustrated magazine, include charges that a Mmmiii syndicate has arranged the fixing of games and has bt'cni involved in betting irregularities. The stor) broke' after a special prosecutor in the Connecticut State's Attorne) 's office obtained warrants to arrest a player and three' professional gamblers on charges of rigging games and conspiracy to rig games. The story quotes Dan Bradley, division director of the' Florida pari-mutuel commission as saying irregularities in jai-lai betting are widespread in this state. Bradley said of irregularities in Florida's 10 frontons. "'It's not just at one and it's not just at two, it's at all of (hera." Harry Olsen, general manager of the Daytona Beach Jai-Alai fronton called the story unfair arid undocumented, Said Olsen: "The story was a low blow and it hurts. I can't picture Illustrated being taken on that story. I also don't understarud the grandstanding by our state' officials. Their allegations are not documented. 'ABC's -20 a television news feature' show; was here Tuesday ni ght, and they didn't talk to us, but watched four or five games and interviewed a few fans. I expect another hatchet job from (hera." Happy Ison, public relations director at the OrlandoSeminole fronton, had similar comments on the article. "It was a biased story written by someone' who doesn't appreciate or know very much about jai-alai," he said. Ison pointed out that Bradley resigned his position with the pari-mutuel commission on May 28. Although his resignation ctoes not become effective until today, Ison said Bradley has already left the' state and is living in Washington, D.C. Much of (tie Sports Illustrated article' deals witti the practice tf systems betting, which is not itself illegal. However, by use of advance computer odds printouts supplied to a group of Miami Syndicate bettors, the magazine states, they were able to manipulate' the odds ly it i la * _...-..1.--_._.. Of Rubble Only A Pile To take up some of the slack, she has two tape recorders upon which she will tape her thoughts, binoculars for bird watching and a diary which she will write upon daily. But if she should happen to want anything else, Ms. Magi'r need do no more than contact the 10 to 12 Audubon members below and it will be sent up via rope. Ms. Mager, who says she wants to lose weight during tier duration in the sky, plans to survive on tuna and fruit. She concedes she will miss her regular hobby of jogging two miles every evening. 1 . _nrc flammable A Jai w Former House IA Two lightning rods also have been installed in the tree should a majm storm pass her way. Although she'll be roughing it, Ms. Mager hasn't forgotten to take the necessities of life along with her to the top. 'Iliose include her toothbrush, comb and of course, lipstick. As said Wayne Funeral Nixon's S',! ..4 become clean flame'. about FLORIDA IN BRIEF humor two-year veteran, was The D symbol " hate who ` They By Local Fronton Officials, Player Co.'s Midland nuclear facility inside the still-unfinished core at Consumers of the second Power Co.'s twin-reactor plant. The gas accumulation could unit I...-._. L... t•aI II4VV Men1C111,011=1U)' C111,011=1 I•• U LUUitY storage container or improper ventilation. No radioactive material was involved, the utility said. Seven of the workers were employed by Bechtel Power Corp., the firm building the $1.6 billion plant. The others worked for Babcock & Wilcox, the company that designed the reactors. Killed in the accident was Don Kirmsa!a,54,of Midland, the operation, but apparently "tile levels were greater than what is normal," said Consumers' spokeswoman Linda Lt'ini. Argon is not a toxic gas, but call be aim "asphyxiant" because it replaces oxygen, the utility said. 'l'tme workers who were overcome suffered oxygen deficiencies, Ms. Le.'ui said. The incident began when Kinsala and a site manager went in to inspect the tank. (fltier worker's then entered the tank to rescue the stricken mnie'nm but also were overcome('unmswule'rs .5411(1. They filially were aided by additional cmphoyee's sslmo entered with respirators. Construction work had been halted in the area where' the accident occurred while' utility officials investigated (lie accidenut, a Conswime'rs' spokes' man said. gas, as were several employees who rushed to his aid, Consinners said. for coniipletionu by l92, will have a total generating capacity of 1,300 megawatts. The nine others were treated at the hospital for inhalation of the gas and released. The utility said it was not clear whether the argon had leaked from a faulty storage container or the area had not been properly vented after welding operations, The argon was pumped into the tank to "purge" or clean the area as part of a welding lull'- Ii ililItti Iwi si lusts i', liii Ii shutuest till dc(i east' ni thou e, ,'i t' ,'Ic't-t n- mt it .Ini k''u hIi'ugtui \lutlli 5 ti,,i .ini Sotur it \116111. S Iii liii, ti.sau:t ' six tiotnitti pinion] 0't'Fn' -' A lt1immu'tutc' I'. lilac iut.in' St tutitil. 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St's- tnt schools that shiuussi'ut a thmn't't' iiui,iutti dc'u'ic' 1151' ulVer thu' Business Loans $10,000 to $250,000 ('.ill Mr. I"ntc tnld ((il I [('I' 1-813-877-5704 ' - — - I �Evening HerWd r 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Around At 10:30 a.m., Tuesday morning, I found myself tromping through the palmetto bushes and oak scrub with Seminole County deputies It was muggy, the ground was squishy and it was threatening to rain The sheriff's department had gotten a tip there was an acre of marijuana plants on a patch of private property in the southeast corner of the county near Chuluota. They were here in hopes of catching three growers and I was in the hot pursuit of a story. Boy, was it hot! It was at least 90 degrees In the shade. Deputies had met at a bar called the Hitching Post on state Road 419 and then traveled about two miles down the road to the entrance of the property in question. I was traveling with John Spolski, 9 ___ Friday, June 15, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director L2 1 .11 W 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. BY SHARON CA RRASCO Guidelines Goal I Undimmed By Court The ruling by a district court judge that President Carter's weapon to enforce wage and price guidelines is unlawful does not dim the objectives of the guidelines themselves. Judge Barrington D. Parker of the District of Columbia district court said that the president's effort to withhold government contracts from firms violating his anti-inflation standards, in effect, made the guidelines mandatory. And only Congress has the authority to devise a system of mandatory controls. A probable appeal of the decision by the administration is viewed by constitutional experts are relatively weak. Removal of the federal club is certain to increase the pressures for higher wagts in bargaining on labor contracts and to multiply the temptations for excessive price increases, But the goal of cooling the spiral in living costs imposes a moral obligation upon business and labor to observe restraint. Government employees at all levels generally have been restricted to pay increases within the 7.5 percent standard set by the president. Even the Teamsters Union contract, upon which agreement was reached earlier this year, falls in the periphery of the guidelines if not within their limits, Abandonment of the standards in future bargaining will stimulate new resentments and new demands from those groups whose income has been influenced by the Carter program and the now-defused enforcement power, giving new fuel to the inflationary spiral. There is no persuasive evidence that mandatory controls are effective in combatting inflation. Congress, In its present mood, is not about to authorize a mandatory program, in any case. Voluntary adherence to the wage and price ceilings is, however, the responsible course. The respite from cost-of-living pressures enjoyed by rectpentsot.masMve payhikes is fleeting as t... inflation cycle goes on and on. (thporaity painful, but it holds the most promise for the economic welfare of the American people as a whole. The president's guidelines call for respect. A The Clock Setback After a fast start a half-dozen years ago, Euroconununism has fallen on relatively hard times. Parliamentary elections In Italy, in which that country's Communist party suffered sharp reverses, was only the latest of it series of defeats for the official Marxist-Leninist parties throughout Western Europe. Since 1916, voters in France, Portugal, Spain, and Italy have turned back determined Conununist campaigns for power. In the case of Italy, the ruling Christian Democrats outpolled the Conununlsts 38 percent to 30 percent. In 1976, the Italian Cuizununist party came within a whisker of sharing power with the Christian Democrats by piling up nearly 35 percent of the popular vote, Italy's Communists remain a potent political force and the party controls municipal government in most of Italy's larger cities. But for now there Is virtually no chance that the Christian Democrats will be forced to yield cabinet portfolios to Cornmunists in any new government. In France and Italy, the disciplined Conwiunists have demonstrated a certain efficiency in running local governmeats. which is why voters fed up with corrupt bureaucracies have been willing to vote for the left in municipal elections. Yet, nowhere in Western Europe have the COmmWIMS been able to persuade a majority that even "denzoci atic" MarxistLeninism provides a rational model for economic development. Nor have Eurocoinmunists succeeded In convincing sufficient numbers of voters that Marxist rule in Western Europe would be possible without the totalitarian trappings that attend it everywhere else. And it healthy majority of Western Europeans still perceive a need for collective secikity against the threat from the Soviet Union. Taken together with May's Conservative party victory In Britain, the recent elections in Italy offer new hope that the NATO alliance can be strengthened in the interests of that collective security. BERRY'S WORLD spokesman for the sheriff's department. About a quarter of a mile inside, we had to abandon our cars and "hoof it" the rest of the way in. The deputies led the way while I, Spolski and oth er members of the news media i15i up the flank. We were told to accompany deputies at our own risk because these suspects had a history of violence. One of the cameramen asked, "Who else's risk is it?" As we stumbled through the dense forest,.I becaihe involved with the drama and envisioned scenes for 'Police Story," "Starsky and Hutch" and other late night television shows. "Don't follow so closely," cautioned Spolski as I dropped back beside him. Having never been in a M on tm e ) SUNDAY, JUNE 17 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 a.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona, Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Take e nt Money I6 Sec ret To Run? Several presidential candidates, particularly In the sea of Republicans, face a tough decision because of a 1974 law designed to control campaign costs. The law allows a presidential candidate to get up to half his primary campaign money from a fund built by the $1 checkoff on the federal income tax form. But he must meet several conditions, including raising at least $5,000 in small contributions in each of 20 states and accepting a lid on all primary spending of about $14 million Operating from a massive office building in the Washington suburb of Falls Church, Va., the nation's largest and most influential motorists' organization is long on membership services but short on internal democracy. In 1980. A confederation of 189 semi-autonomous local auto clubs and 10 owned-and-operated divisions, the AAA holds a national convention every year But almost all of the AAA's 20.5 million members are excluded from the decisionmaking process because convention delegates are selected by a small, self-perpetuating group of leaders within each affiliate or division. In the Washington area, where the AAA operation Is totally controlled by the national federation, members aren't even given advance notice of when or where the national convention is to be held. Some,tocal,,c1baold annual memtaMilp meetings, but others view any form of grassroots participation as an unnecessary di version. "Ydu can't expect to have a meeting and invite every member of the division," says an official of the Washington-area club. "I'm not about to recommend it." As a result, the AAA often acts and sounds like an Industry trade association rather than an organization of consumers. In recent years, it has: — Sought to cripple the Federal Trade Commission's proposed rules requiring a full pre-sale Inspection of used cars. — Sided with the major auto producers In their efforts to delay for two years the tough federal pollution controls. — Opposed the mandatory Installation of air bags, in favor of "easy-to-use seat belts" — despite evidence that seat belts are Ineffective because they are seldom used. Most AAA members know only what the organization wants to tell them about its policy positions and finances, because copies of Its resolutions and financial statements are provided only in response to specific requests. The one-page financial statement that Is distributed is hardly a model of full disclosure. One line, for example, lists more than $14.1 million in "retained earnings" at the end of 1977, the most recent year for which information Is provided. . WASHINGTON (NEA)—Money Is still the mother's milk of politics, in spite of reformers' continuing attempts to reduce special interest influence in campaigns. Millions of free WASHINGTON (NEA) road maps and travel guides are dispensed annually to members of the American Automobile Association, but information about the AAA's $14 million investment portfolio is a closely held secret. Hundreds of AAA tow trucks are dispatched daily to provide emergency repair service to disabled cars. But the drivers of those autos have little opportunity to participate when their organization adopts policy positions in their name. to consider resolutions on a broad range of environmental, energy and transportation issues. MONDAY, JUNE 18 Monday Morners 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, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Speaker — State Rep. Bobby Brantley. South Seminole AA (noon) Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79 , 7 p.m. over Baptist Church, Crystal The availability of these funds was an unportant factor in Carter's campaign and undoubtedly could sustain another relative unknown in 1980. Total federal support for primary candidates was nearly $25 million in 1976. In addition Carter and president Ford READERS WRITE OUR If A Child... This Being The Year Of The Child; here are some thoughts brought to mind for a parent: If a child lives with criticism, he learns to condemn. If a child lives with hostility, he learns to fight. If a child lives with ridicule, he learns to be shy. If a child lives with jealousy, he learns to be guilty. If a child lives with tolerance he ., 3,,_ . If a child lives with encouragement, he learns confidence. If a child lives with praise, he learns to appreciate. 11 a cuid lives with fairness, he learns jusL. If a child lives with security, he learns to have faith. If a child lives with approval, he learns to like himself. If a child lives with acceptance & friendship, he learns to find and give love in this our troubled world. Nelda Kennedy Carman Maitland Never leave it 'till its done. Be the labor great or small, Do it well or not at all. I am now waiting to hear the true results of our next summit meeting which will soon be held in Vienna. It seems that during the most recent years our government told us only what they wanted us to know and not always the truth. I am a firm believer of good government security and secrets; but not in It being biRbbed out by some politician to our enemies. Too much of our taxpayer money is being-spent by too liberal politicians that often is unnecessary. Our give-away programs have become enormous and seem to be getting greater as time goes by. We take away from our needy and poor at home and give It away just to gain some received $21.8 million each from the general election fund. But the leading Republican candidates are spending their money so quickly already that several soon will face a critical decision: is it more important to be able to spend freely supporters' money, or should they accept money from the special public fund with the mandatory spending ceiling? - The answer depends on how much a candidate expects to raise from prlv ,s,a' ,j concern about any possible adverse pdblic reactions to a freespending campaigner. in For example, John B. Connally would prefer not to accept the public funds. Perhaps mindful of last year's Senate elections in which candidates spent as much as $7 million In a state, Connally has determined he could easily spend close to $) million before next July's GOP convention. pride. Stephen G. Balint Sr. Sanford • But Connally and his advisers are worried about the adverse Impact of a rich Texan and his on cronies seemingly "buying" the nomination. Connally's decision may be affected by Ronald Reagan's. With a computerized mailing list of almost 500,000 supporters, Reagan would have no trouble raising more than $14 million. But his advisers feel It would be very difficult to reject the matching funds and the spirit of the 1974 law. Other candidates will have no conflict. Sens. Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee and Robert Dole of Kansas probably would take the federal money. As a Dole aide points out, he could spend $14 million in the campaign simply by raising $1 million himself; but If he rejects public financing, Dole would have to spend close to $20 million in fund-raising to have $14 ml1lioi for campaign spending. Primary proliferation and campaign Costs ultimately may force the creation of a single national primary or, perhaps, regional contests. Either step would make national campaigns more civilized; candidates could spend less time discussing their difftn*ces in style and philosophy. A request for detailed data produces only a general response: "A sizable portion (is) reinvested in operations" while "the remainder is held in an investment fund for future needs." ... - . • : - JACK ANDERSON Will A Romanov Rule Russia Ago iiI? WASHINGTON — Will a Homanov rule Russia again, more than 60 years after the last czar was executed by his communist captors? The Central Intelligence Agency thinks It is at least possible. : the Politburo (average age: 69) who began his strengthening defense industries, which are be stripped of Its exclusive use of party career after Stalin's death 1953, the CIA heavily located in Leningrad." trademarked Formica name. The FTC staff I considers his age an asset. "His relative youth Romanov's Leningrad ties may be his most that because the company's product had beci and vigor could prove an important plus for him, serious drawback. "Leningraders' sense of such a common word like cellophane a especially If Brezhnev remains for several more solidarity and their control of an important aspirin that It The Romanov in question Is not a scion of the was In effect a generic term years," the CIA report said. Brezhnev has shown regional center have at times made other Soviet all plastic laminates. Thus, Formica Co. had old royal family, of course. He is Grigory no signs of relinquishing power. leaders wary," the CIA noted. "The top party unfair advantage over Romanov, a Coniniunist Party leader from smaller post has never been held by a [.enlngrader." The company went to Rep. Thomas Luken', Leningrad who at 56 is the youngest member of Romanov's relations with Brezhnev and the hostility toward leaders from Leningrad, Ohio, who represents th the Soviet Union's ruling body, the Politburo. other senior party chieftains could be crucial, the cradle e firm's borne distri of the Russian Revolution, Is a He obliged with a bill that would forbid the our associate Bob Sherman was told. "It Named to full Politburo membership at may longstanding attitude In the Soviet hierarchy, In to challenge any trademark well be that he has no patron among the top fact for the next ttu 25th Party Congress In 1916, Bomanov is conit was the 19 assassination of the years. If the bill leaders," the CIA reported. "He seems to be Oil , the company will, r sidered by Kremlin watchers as Leningrad party boss Sergei Slrov Its trademark. good terms with Brezhnev, but he lacks Personal strongest candidate for ultimate succession — engineered by Stalin to get rid of a serious and career ties to the General Secretary" In top dog In the Soviet Union. He is merely waiting communist PHANTOM VILLAGE FOLLOWUP: rival and then blamed on Stalin's enemies mi — that world, as In any political system, It's touched for party boss Leonid Brezhnev and the other old nections are always interesting in Washlngt off the bloody purges of the often whom you know, not what you know, that is men in the Kremlin to shuffle off the scene, Interestingly, the CIA report didn't even Ed Weinberg is the lawyer for Konlag Inc.,said of important. In a top-secret report, the CtA discuss the possible effect that Romanov's name Alaskan native development corporation, ti Romanov: "He is clearly a potential successor to claims 110,000 acres of valuable federal land Rumanov is generally credited with might have on his career.. The old anti-Romanov, Alaska. General Secretary Brezhnev." So Impressed was streamlining the upper levels of Soviet paranoia which led Stalin to have the strains office With 1. is Stewart Udall, former secretary o I the CIA with Romanov's credentials that it bureaucracy. But his receptiveness to Innovation of the czarist anthem deleted from renditions of interior. issued a special 21-page polItical profile on his might "In terms of succession.., reduce his Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" has evidently strengths and weaknesses. appeal among the basically conservative party withered away So who introduced legislation giving Koãl A graduate of the Leningrad Shipbuilding leadership," the CIA noted, explaining: "Many UNFAIR ADVANTAGE? What's in a name? the 110,000 acres It wants? Stewart's Institute, Romanov concentrated on domestic party and gnvernment officials, remembering An unfair competitive edge, according to the Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., chairmanbroth issues as a regional party leader. The CIA Khrushchev's 'harebrained schemes' and Federal Trade Commission. A reward for Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. oft described him as using "the approach of con- probably desiring stability above all, might view marketing a successful product, according to the Conveniently overlooked was the charge $1 servatisin in the Ideological sphere, combined a Ruuzanov candidacy with misgivings." makers of Formica and their friends in Konlag's land claim Is based partly on "phi with a willingness to experiment in the realm of On foreign policy, Romanov Is described by Congress. torn" native villages that were created on economic udznlnistratlon." the CIA as having "an enthusiasm for detent that Acting under a 1946 law, the FTC recem- only, for the specific purpose of grabbing 1 Noting that Romanov Is the only member of may be tempered by his interest In mended that the plastic laminate manufacturer acreage from Uncle Sam. 11 1. • • 1i - - / ( • . • • Droug ht Threatens Banglades h Fam ine - — .• "Either something's wrong, or that's one of Ihose new slit skirts." - ..\ .. - • ,: . ' '- % . : -.•-f' - .- .•- 4 - 1.,,i 0. T , U ' •. • . - ' . I~ . . ''. . •• Allah, the most 0. 9411W4200111hambpac .. i Lions had a roaring good time Tuesday night at holiday 1mm as officers for the coming year were iizst8IIC'cI by Past I)istrict Governor .Joe Gilarde (ct'iitei-). handing over gavel to the new I)i't'Sith'IIt Stanley Hockey (left) is .John Harrington, outgoing president. Other new officers include Jack limi(, first vice president; 0.11. Smith Sr., second vice; I). IVayne Wes(mark, third vice; Hugh I)un('all, secretary; Jack Morrison, treasurer; Gordon Flynt, Lion 'Fanu'z'; uaà t v')o. u''',, U cent and merciful, pardon our Food Minister Abdul Moinen One expert in the Water sins and give us rain," the Khan reported that 2 million Development Authority president Implored on a recent tons of the estimated 2.2million predicts they will be heavier trip to northern Bangladesh. tons of supplemental grains than normal, possibly bringing "Amen," came the resound- needed were available and said massive floods. . \IW Sanford OF LIONS ' 1 / T if HE'S THE NEW . 1 .1.4 'Ousted Regime Fe d Kids To Croc ödilés' BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) was installed by Soviet-backed details are believable, given the maltreatment of young children which is being saved and is 11151 0 communist nations. - One of the first things the Vietnam. docwnent,,it exeesses of the by the Pol Pot government Cambodia said that during destined to becjint '' new rulers of Cambodia la The new regime said in a toppie ra'iu&ier houge admmisVietnamese sources said that masters of the new Cambodia." the Kiuner Rouge's four yeai S when they seized power in recent document that four tration under former Prime records in it Phmnonm Penh Except for the references to a of "hell on earth, the CambodiJanuary, they say, was to stop years of Khmer Rouge rule had Minister Pol Pot. political prison indicated nu lack of children's shirts and an children were the most feeding children to time crocodi- left tens of thousands of Underthe Pol Pot regime, the merous youngsters were tor. school equipment, the appeal miserable victims. Our les. homeless, orphaned children, appeal alleges, the Khmer tured and killed as spies bet gave no specific details of what children were forced to leave Now they've launched an many of whom do not even Rouge in northwestern Siem ween 1915 and the end of ltflB. is needed in Cambodia. their parents, were not allowed appeal to the world for help for know their own names. Reap province "threw children Cambodian refugees in Thai to study." IICW authorities also are to play gaines or Cambodian children, who re"The situation of the Cam- Into lakes for the crocodiles to land and in \'ictr, have often "The children were forced to portedly attend makeshift bodlan children is extremely eat. In Prey Veng, they held told of Khmer Rouge authori. unlikely to give donors a chance work hard with adults. And with to ensure their aid reaches the adults, they schools but don't have note- sad," the appeal for aid said. babies by the legs and bashed ties breaking up families, children suffered extremely for whom it needed. books or pens to write their "If you come to visit our their heads against the trees. Iii separating men, women and cruel beatings, torture and The pro-Vietnain regime has murder." lessons. country, you can see thin and Pursat, they threw babies into children. Until January, Cambodia was malnourished children." fires to burn them alive." While time appeal for aid to during tEit past week or so Said the appeal: "The leaves in the hands of the Khmer While time Cambodian appeal children could under nonnal stressed stories of its children, of the palm trees In our country Schoolchildren, it said, do not Rouge, communist extremists even have shirts to wear to produces no docwnentation for ircwn.stances be dismissed as because "International Chil cannot keep count of time crimes led by Prime Minister Pol Pot class. its claims of child killings by overstated propaganda, it i s dren's Day" fell lust week. The perpetrated against the people and supported by Peking. The The saddest part of the ap- the Khmer Rouge, other believable to many observers holiday was highly publicized in and children of Canmbodia," new communist government peal Is that even the goriest sources have evidence of because of what is known of Khmer Rouge policy. "We frankly call on parents, those who love children, those _____________________________________ who are concerned with the PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SRCR 42) Improvement future generations of mankind, p. The Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) will conduct a public 1111 111111111 to look to Cambodia which is hearing on June 28 1919 at i p M at the West Altamonte Springs 1111111111111111111111111111111 filled up with pain and grief," Recreation Department Civic Center, 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Florida the appeal stated. This hearing is being conducted to afford interested persons the op "Help us care for an onportunity of expressing their views concerning the location aspects, design fortunate generation of children concepts, and Social, economic and environmental effects of the proposed - Legal Notice / .) aw I 000000000 0 LOW COST 0 0 AUTO 0 o I INSURANCE0 ° 0 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS 0 0 ______________ - - . • =1149~~ . . ,,W-,6 %Mm,t r--, ^I ~~~~ 1 —E ,-~ '- 1~W 1 --. 4 — . . " ~ ( PHONE 3220285 I . ~ .0,6 0 improvements to State County Roat 431 (Forest City Road) from County Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 436 (Semoran Blvd.) in Orange ann Seminole Counties, Florida. FOOT Project Nos. 171201901 and 71120 3SO4, Work Program Nos 51152.1 and 511568, Federal Aid Project Nos M 8191 (I) and BRM 8791 (2) 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 DOT Distrct Office in DeLand from June 19. 1979 to June 21. 1979 during regular office hours. They will also be available at the public hearing location from 10 A M to 4 P M and from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M Mr, Frank Jewell, Project Manager, may be contacted for information or assistance at the DeLanO Distrid Office, phone904 731 21 71. Persons who wish to Submit written statements and other exhIbits in place of, or in addition to oral statements may 00 So at the hearing. They may also be Submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing if received at the FDOT Distrct Office, 719 W. Woodland Blvd Post Office Box 47), OeLanø, Florida 32720, no later than July 12. 1979. Ten tative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construction and the Impact on the wetlands will be discussed. The FDOT's Relocation Advisory Assistance Program will be presentee. The public hearing will be held in accordance with the Florida Depart ment of Transportation Action Plan (197e). CA. Benedict, P.E. District Engineer Florida Department of Transportation Post Office Box 41 DeLand, Florida 32770 Publish: May 29, June 13. 14, is, Il, is, 19.70,21, fl 24. 25. 26, 27, 21. 1919 DEJ 131 (40 STUDY I -77~ ("I *4 04 4% \ 'p _ 7l ' f '; !J; o0 •1pJIIil. TONY Russlg ii _____________ INSURANCIg ' ii FL YING II Thursday was Flag Day and Ralph Larson is shown participating by hanging the Stars and Stripes outside his auto parts store on First Street in San- OLD GLORY 0 0 2417 FRENCH AVE. 0 0 o SANFORD 0 00000,0000 a. T '-±441" v\ -4 : 11 _-1 LOCATION MAP . . - .-- -. - . • •. .. . ............ - - -- --- /• , old-fashioned "hoe-down," 6 p.m. to midnight, Maitland Civic Center. Square dancing, country store and round dancing with disco exhibition. SATURDAY, .JUNEZ3 Central Florida Kennel Club, 50th Anniversary American Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show, 8:30 a.m., throughout day, Exposition Park, Livingston Street, Orlando. - • - ______ _ By ALAMGIR MOIIUJDDIN ing roar from some 40,000 the nation had enough food for DACCA, Bangladesh (UPI) people at the rally. three months in warehouses. - Bangladesh is experiencing Two major crops have been one of its worst droughts of this severely damaged and a third ' Opposition political groups century, prompting fears this faces a similar fate if rain does say the drought already has 'IN impoverished nation will suffer not come soon, agricultural brought famine-like conditions . another famine, to sections of this nation of 86 experts report. . '. .. million people. They cite In an effort to head Acutely aware that food is a off a steadily rising food prices, political issue in the country general famine, the govern- which they say are due to • • / once descçibed by former U.S. ment has sent envoys to world shortages, and charge the • to procure grains. Secretary of State Henry capitals .' govermziermt has only a l5.day . supply of food The United States in has as. storage. Kissinger as an economic "basket case," the government sured Bangladesh of total . . :, The leading opposition party, .1 staunchly denies there will be a support if an emergency arises famine this year. But President — in addition to its previous the Awami League, which was I commitment of 500,000 tons of in power when 27,000 people Ziaur Rahman and government foodgrains. ' died In a 1974 famine, charges ministers have been touring the government is trying to hardest-hit northern areas to China has provided another cover up the enormity of the assure villagers they won't 50,000 tons, the European current situation. starve. Economic Community provided Rain has been one-third of 200,000 tons, Burma offered up Included in the tours are to 600,000 tons, and Canada and normal in the past eight KING prayers to Allah for rain. Australia promised additional months. Monsoon rains normally come in July. benefi- supplies. "Oh, . - • Senior citizens using the 3:15 p.m. Monday through Seminole County corn- additional $1,560 in for the The Sanford operation which annuals, leaving a deficit of Saturday. On July 1, the hours znissioners at the request of Sanford runs and $2,601 for the began in December is currently $64,100, according to Miss County will begin paying a will be expanded for discount OSOTA agreed to the discount South Seminole runs annually. running buses six days weekly, Firtel. OSOTA with federal higher fare beginning July 1. fares from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., fare increase to seniors and the Currently 51 senior citizens Monday through Saturday. The funds pays half of the $64,000 The Orange-Seminole-Osceola Kirchhoff said. handicapped three weeks ago. and handicapped persons in the south end operation also runs with the state Department of Transportation Authority Seniors are the largest group Sanford area are using the bus six days weekly between Transportation paying half of Kirchhoff said he received a (OSSTA) Wednesday raised using the bus system' in daily while 85 seniors and Orange and Seminole Counties. the balance and Seminole discount fares to senior citizens request from a Brain Towers Seminole County, according to handicapped persons are using The two lines in Seminole County paying the remainder of resident, representing and the handicapped Laura Firtel, county planner in the south end buses daily. The County do not meet—that is about $16,000 annually, she from 15 residents of that Sanford cents to 25 cents. charge of working with OSOTA. increases in revenues, Miss neither a Sanford rider nor a said. And, at the request of complex, asking for expanded Senior citizens eligible for Firtel said, is based on the South Seminole rider can Miss Firtel said, however, Seminole County Commissioner time for the discount. reduced bus fare are persons 65 "assumption the same number transfer from one line to the ('0515 have gone up from the Bill Kirchhoff, Seminole's He said requests from seniors years old and older. The han- of seniors will continue to use other. increases in fuel costs and representative on OSOTA, the and other patrons that service dicapped must either have a the buses." OSOTA is currently maintenance. "We are ex. special hours when the discount be expanded within the county Medicare card or have The increase in seniors and preparing its budget for the new periencing larger deficits than fare is available were extended is being studied by OSOTA. acquired a card from OSOTA handicapped fares, she said is fiscal 'ear and recommended we have had in the past,,' she one how. "The Seminole county seniors I attesting to their being han- partly to cut down the deficit in the increased fares, Miss Firtel said. Previously the reduced fare have talked to realize that we dicapped. operation of the lines and partly said. The South Seminole bus from the regular 50 cents other are trying to keep the fares as According to Miss Firtel, the to bring Seminole's fares in line The total Sanford Operation service has been operating for patrons must pay applied low as possible," Kirchhoff increase in fares to seniors and with those charged in Orange costs $94,100 annually with the past four years.—DONNA during the hours of 9:15 a.m. to said. the handicapped will bring an County. projected revenue of $30,000 EST-ES public bus systems in Seminole NART-AARP luncheon, noon, Sanford Civic Center, bag lunch. Speaker, Mrs. Jean Reein, Seminole County Librarian. 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 Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers; 10 a.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8p.m, St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. La)ngv.00d 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. F 0 Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church. Humane Society, 8 p.m., 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. TUESDAY, JUNE 19 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center, Sunshine Park. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. St. John's River Life Member Club Telephone Pioneers, 1 p.m., Orange City Lions Club. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Eorida Power & Light, Sanford. Altamonte Springs Extension Homemakers Club, 9 a.m., First Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hall, Lutheran Church of Providence. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m.; Summit Apts., Casselberry. ni4111ke Mary Lions, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Sanford Senior Citizens picnic, noon, Central Florida Zoological Park pavilion. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Orlando Dog Training Club Obedience and Breed classes, 7 p.m., National Guard kry, Fern Creek Avenue, Orlando. For former, call 4224822 or later can 894509. 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 am., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis, 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 Mall, Sears. THURSDAY,JUNEZI 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 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, 14 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. FrIday, June 15, 1979-5A Bus Fares Up For Seniors, Hand'i'capped FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Tanglewood AA, 8 p.m., (closed), Lake Howell Road, St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Morivian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 j.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando, Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church. SATURDAY, JUNE 16 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida Inc.,'? p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, First and Sanford Avenue. Family day picnic and swimming sponsored by Men's Fellowship of Deltona Trinity Assembly of God at 10 a.m., Blue Springs Park, Orange City. VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WALTERS I nves CALENDAR_. situation like this before, I felt rather green and naive. This wasn't some plastic setup scene where the good guys always win. Or one where a commercial comes on every five minutes so you can get a hot dog. These deputies had their rifles and revolvers cocked and ready for action. I wouldn't have wanted to be in their sights for anything in the world. As our hunt turned out, the deputies found the acre of tiny pot plants and apprehended two Orange County boys on a trespassing charge. It wasn't a: very exciting finish but I wasn't disappointed. Especially when I learned half of the deputies had gotten bitten by fire ants. Although I was wearing sandles, I somehow had escaped their fury. -.- . -.-- . • - ........... -•-- • - . - . . - ............ - - • • . . . . - . • . . - . • . . . - • - - - • . . �6 *Evening.!li!raId, BLON DIE ( HEY WI-4AT '5 T.4lj) Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 15, 1979 by Chic Young 45 Tax agency (abbr) 1 High (Lai) 46 1957 science 5 Kelp event (a bb r .) 9 Color 47 Auxiliary verb 11 Synthetic 48 Arlists fabric workshop 12 Flattened 51 Educe 13 Settled 54 Obtain 15 Pigpen information 16 Beyond the 55 Plastic rap limit 56 Novelist 18Definite Ferber aicle 57 French father 19 Youth 20 Impair DOWN 21 Long fish ORDEEO WOULD I OOEi 'TH43 ThAT AN /RJU..Y C,000 TH LOO$<EO LIKE T1AT? PO4 INIT H E N%DE ----1/ c—J-- I P ki - 22 Theme ,BEETLE BAILEY I / I/I II OKAY, by Mort MOVE OUT! 1 Main artery Walk Walke r 30 PAN.' JUST AS I 31 Bird 32 Cut 33 Tool 37 Chemical GOT COMFORTABLE 0 $ S H A L E H At R if li![!I I I 0 _ AjTU , , . i H H I S, PtD 1 M I F SC(L 1 S , o 0lRIE [ (oz LAMB- Can you A - a SIA AILT1tell mesomething about ringing (I IN[0 £ S T I jfJ 04 ears or noise itt th e top of my HI fl I 5 t ij head that might be known by A S FINISI some other name? I'm 81 years llLarge bird 36 Carry $ ______ wds) 39 Lily Maid 40 Pause 43 Farewell (pi abbr) 49 Son of Jacob 50 George Gersh- i _________ ________ 0 aIOtsJt'I! - 11 _ _ - i by Art Sansom WOW YOUR - 12 THE BORN LOSER (HEC1WT - 9 __________ ______ ______ _______ 4 2 3 - I / 1 U t.Otk1 IT 1. IWX)ØHT I H2 IT ALL FIWFZP Off. 19 i 16 — 20 VERY SQJ~RT TO OMUT~w — I 26 27 25 30 29 - - - • ' i I'M AFRAID BUT YOU HAVE OTHER MO WAY' THE LAST TIME OVER TO THE THINGS TO ATTEND TO WHY DON'T YOU ASK ARCHIE TO GO 2 I SENT ,ARCHIE It) THE TAKE-OUT SHOP- TAKE-OUT WE DON'T HAVE ,ENOUGH FOOD SHOPAND d GET SOME PARTY DEAR.I MORE FOR YOUR BU / HE 1001 OUT THE GIRL BEHIND THE I I I COUNTER' I ——— 57 56 — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNJ _ — l} FRIES, FRIES, MOM ROSCOPE 1 4 L HO V 4 '5 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Saturday, June 16, 1979 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider YOUR BIRTHDAY June 16, 1979 HEW , _ _______ r- ______ Art i on. P I _Z O"N of ____ .14.. _____ ___ 019" bi NIA. WK.1 M PRISCILLA'S POP I ATE THERE CNCE C_MLJPN#r _______ REALLY 'T.' STMJRANT EU' EUEVEIT.' I HAP PIE BUR5T INTO FLAME? CREAM ..jLME.' TOL/EIT. CAN'T BE nLff OH YEAHY _______ "W R" U 5 Psi 0" by Al Vermeer -PEOPLE EAT HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A PIECE CF THERE ALL THS . STAY AWAY THEIR ___ ' - ___ I by Stoffel 8. Hei mda hi BUGS BUNNY -Ilk $5 OF y L2MONA, ERCUL NOT ToPAY, 15 MY 4L.E MANAGE R/ KIP, I'M IN A HURRY ______) / - E 104: EM 0 W.%t-4- putting forth your CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-Jan. best efforts. Your new Astro19) Just because co-workers Graph Letter tells you what ties g may not fully appreciate your ahead for the year followin bright ideas today is no reason your blirthday. Mail for each At Graph, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22) Your tuning may be a trifle off today Take chances if you must today on things that wricem only Ilave Ic knowing exactly when to s.rt Think twice, however, before yourself and when to be quiet. Involving anyone else. ARIES March 21-April 10) VIRGO I, Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Try Beware of tende ncies today to to be decisive today. Once you further complicate already take a stand which you believe complex situations by saying or to be right, don't change it at do ing something unwise. the last minute. TAURUS tApril 20-May 20) Your practical Instincts which LIBRA iSept. 23.Oct. 23; are usually astute In financial Patience is a virtue you must matters will let you down today '''" Bob Thaves - HE 1;0A18 R T GO CLIENT' SIR' ' A WARRANT' YOU. K7653 • K 98 V' 1 1"H IAV%I S ______ I- - / .. "-_ $ i%OMEP HIS WAY CUT OF IT AaAIP4' ' NOW? ' ' '. :'' - /-- 4'-. . _____ I ) () - " - ' Position 2, the whooping crane (traditional) from "The Little SIK Book-A Practical Guide to Achieving Your Potential." psychoanalysis. It's like a enfip'd r)icit1n. learned at the disjointed of Guru knees Babaramadingdong. ....I waiting. And what price California for th so urces happiness?" Besides, would your phies, of all these and I spoke directly to the shrink lock ythi up in an Baba.Iwas given to look at old arniury or abandoned bowling alley with 1,000 other Shmesties," sans the only reprwh!ceii copy of the book of yoga positions handed down through generations of dindongs.' But enough philosophy. on to the other items in the kit which are designed, Greenfield says, "to en- your potential are reaie4 at the end of just one week, as opposed to food or clothing and let you chant, "I'm having a happy day!" 500 times, face down on the floor? Perhaps. Still, you'd be ______ r _____ . by T. K. Ryan Craig L.ggeu ________________________________ ouRE ALwsvs I rYIN&'g SEIL. M ANHIPJO MONIES ThAT' s A &oOD D1pV1A SMWICr1DMYNAME FOG1'I1N& HORSE. WI11cI1w&ER S1kN6r AgOUNV WUR . __ _______ I DO I 1 ITOIU' R*W 1b ) ________ __ - - p •,- . r ,. - . - -. . - - --. - - . -r•, -.-- .-----. -.---. -- -.. --. ,., -. - S-• -- - • - - . . - .- . . - . - - -. ---------- ---------'. ' ... . - --.-- , -- • - ' timed that the packet of six marbles was all at says on top, 'Your MarFinally, those unable lit fit to inflate the "EGO" balloon are w',,i: ell not to panic. Inflation comes with practice. Besides, tile balloon is also stamped, "Do not overinflate, so it's best to blow slow. R ea lly finally, if your own liver tablets and keeping a SIKie" should be wom "publicly and proudly to let " need to "restructure' C ' ross find Sv',o Opens . _ - - ._,_- -- ---------------------'-" - the world know you're not just standing still as a human being. That you're a SIK person, unlike your its drawers neat, surely you must have a friend who needs a SIK kit, Greenfield urges. Byron, perhaps. His "potential" was spotted picking up "Capt. Paradise of Savage Glen," at page 'Jocelyn 137 where friends." crouched, terrified, against The gold stars - 50 to the .0 the credenza as ..." rd t ' éar '. With -- k. Herald Photos by Marsha Walt I)"(' ('St-11-1ff" el'- left,colllltv-wide DIVIDE.NI)S coordinator. presents the Golden School Award Ito Belite %%'aterliotise right. of (lie %%'oodlands Elementary School 'GOLDEN ' AWARD S fur 'oLltStaII(Iiiig school volunteer program." Other volunteers who contributed VOLUNTEERS GET Ovt'I 1011 volunteer hours toward the 2,181 hours attained by the school are, from st'eo,uI left, 1iriam .Jamiso,, (105 lirs.); ('arolyn Kubatieck (Ill hrs.); and Ta %% Iliv Elliolit ( 116-11 -, lirs.). Also Virginia Griffith served 1 .11 hours, and Jerry ltlll)l:sus. Inde pendence 'Root'), irig l)EAU ,IlItY: liii a l7-'earold girl. I (1(111 high 5(11001 1(1 work a'i(l SIVC enotigh IiUiIit') for college. My iioiii helped tue get a fantastic job. I WftIIt to tiiove into an apartment closer to my job. I've already made plans and tVCJ1 gut myself a roomuniate! I'm not running away trout hoine or anything like that. I just Want to be independent a6d protective wing afraid fit) inoin %%on't let IV move out, esik-clally shen she fill(ts out lI* roollifilatc I:; Ili; . friend! bov I love 111) Illothel. and tk)ll*t ""lilt t(i hurt her, but ships weren't ineant to sit Ili tile nrlxw forever. What tio you think': ' P V ipt pout: ien Ir jp Bo )f d hich consists of inc tage 31) iiiontli about '.', liether ie should marry. 1k said he has now plus our four daughters, 12, 10, 8 1tiiall suiiuiiouetl the nerve to trill 6. Dear I lost a baby two years ago. I tell iiit' that lie is sure it would 'ea uuiistake and we should call UI1 enclosing a picture of me. As you can see, I am pregnant it off. Abby, since he had "serious and the doctor says I'm doubts" at the time the dresses carrying twins! My husband were ordered, 1 think he should took that picture. It's one of the t.Iwk"S C'1(V tIAkit1 tit (WQ Wtth have told muic. When I p hidepcudence. but re no that order I had no ideu lie was all iny clothes oil, which brings Abby ship. And even it you %%ere, linving doubt& ine to iny problem. •iuthurled seas of a H't-ln because the dresses were camera crazy, and for the last -ould pill )-(lit (lit specially ordered they cannot -ears lie has insisted on (lit' rft(kS III lb (hue, taking pictures of me and our be returned, DEAH A1111Y: I %%as engaged Is lit), ex-fiance responsible daughters in various stages of to be ,uuarrn'd in August. I or- for this bill undress as well as in the nude. Ili i(lial gomi and four flow can I get across to my I- -BRIDE-TO-BE 111-idestilaid's dresses. It cattle DEAR E.X: I think your ex- husband that the girls are to a sizable amount. fiance has a inoral obligation to getting too big for these "family I have lots of other bills, plus pay for (lie ginuis but, II he portraits" (its he calls them). (-ar pa) inents to inake, so I tin doesn't think so, you niay have Also, I don't f-el like posing (he strappe(l filialicially. Ili resort to legal action. in various stages of undresb 'Ivo weeks after the dresses l'erI'qjs just (hue mention of ft while pregnant, but he insists it %~ery ordered, fit)- fiance broke nilt,. . produce results. Try it. doesn't inatter. TROUBLED INTEXAS i)EAI( TII()UIII,EI): I can our euigageuiucuut, saying lie had understand your desiri, for Dro To l)E AIt ABBY: My husband is Mn I out of line for putting had serious tioubts fol- over a a good provider for Ili., ; family my foot down? ENOUGH IS ENOUGH IN 01110 I)EAI{ ENOUGh: No. I think your husband has an unhealthy preoccupation i th nudity. You can get your m essage across to him by refusing to pose unless Su mer Works In Mus*lc Scheduled Iii op m fully clothed. And Instruct the girls to do 1ikeIse. Seminole Community College want to go on to anything else," the Vronsky Duo-Piano Class. will offer a Summer Workshop she addel. She has also taught duo-piano at in Music wider the a uspices of A second class is being of- both the high-school and college the Humanities Division and fered in advanced piano en- levels. the Leisure Time l'rogranu. The semble, including piano duets purpose of the program is to and duo-piano ensemble, for Intensify and reinforce the students who have had instrumental and choral k board training. Th is class ey programs of area high sulluols wilt tuucet on Monday and and to provide preliminary Wednesday from 2:30 p. m . to training for students planning 3:30 p.m. Tuition for the to major in music at SCC or any beginners piano class is $20, other college, and $15 for the advanced class. "Florida's own greeting - Welko,ize p.,' ' - , - "cross and Sword", the Official State Play of •' .• ' .•.t' in the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, two miles south of downtown Bridge of Lions on Highway AlA South. The show will be presented Mondays through . Saturdays until Labor Day. The m usical drama, wi th a cast of 70, is performed '' " - The program begins on July 9 A student may sign up for either and runs four days a week . Ellis for the workshop, and Fran Hughes for piano. The workshop will begin at 10 . - - . . - Under the direction of Tom Rahner of St. Augustine, ' and choreographed by Nib Toledo of Tampa, the play features exciting rhythms of Gypsy guitars as I I well as a stirring hurricane dance, Indian war 1 -dances, and live cannon fire. I Adding to the lavishness of the show is orchestration and choral misic directed by Karen Armel, Professor of Music at Florida Junior College, Jacksonville. "Cross and Sword" is suitable for both children 'and ad ults. Reservations may be made by writing to Cross and Sword, P.O. Box 1965, St, Augustine, 32084; phone (904) 824-1965. Groups can be cornfortably accommodated in the 2,029 seat am- Both Ms. Ellis and Ms. A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our presentative. She has bro- ' include pe rfo i umian cc Education from Florida State i techniques, theory and sight- University and a Masters reading, and a brief survey of degree from Rollins College. -' -' music history. She has taught piano and voice "It is designed to give as both privately and in the public much individual instruction to schools of Lake, Dade, and e A ent as poss e, as we as group work," says Ms. E llis. Tuition for the wor kshop . 4. ', . - Flodda Owned Florida Managed Hughes have solid backgrounds m usic. Ms. Ellis has a a.mmi. and end at 1 p.m. It will Bachelors degree in Music - " ' written by Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Green, who has nine outdoor dramas in production currently. service" — dedicated to welcoming now resident& (Monday through Thursday) being a workshop participant, , - of the piano classes without through July 26. The primary but must again be 16 years old instructors are Ms. Janis B. or older. . on a 110' wide stage with multi-levels, surrounded by -. the l ush tropical foliage of historic Anastasia Island, " Th e plot depicts the events of conquest and lonization more than 400 years ago when Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles of Spain arrived on the , flight w ere your po en a e i . 15th ' phitheatre, at a discount. is whatever path of improvement you choose." listed in the yellow pages Then again, you may "Potential" presently taking dess...ated realize how good we've had through SHMEST hap- _ __ S.. The button reading "I'm wider SHMEST. Or you can call directory assistance. Most operators have been through SBMEST." For a few moments he mouthed the secret ''wannatuna" mantra, another staple in the kit. then, composed, he at- along MEST stands for. We don't shores of "beauteous Florida" TUMBLEWEEDS you courage it until we go through SHMEST." To those who call the $3,000 enrollment fee 'steep," he wiggles a k -.- better off under the guidance of a trained S11MEST instructor, Greenfield says. "They're Euphoria and Surfer Training. That's what SB- :,, - Florida, will open its 15th season June 18 at 8:30 p.m. _____ '1 Sex, Happiness, Money, 1: s. The awards %%- ere presented at a lea honoring Woodlanids Your partner responds one - MGNS week and "teaches that lire ~t~ is worth living because of .' mrr cARYIN Ti "You decide how many* to wear wider the honor system," he explains. Prodded ahout the finger and says, "True, but by Stan Lee and John Romita . YOU WITHOUT :-- '4'l club left in duminy. break? Possibly, so he plans Statson,Newyork,N,y 10019) ~/r.. OFFICER0 E'Ll. NOT MR LiI5 IS MY - ACCOMPANY A trumps and discard the low 3-3 also he has a cinch. Can Bridge. -. care of this newspa. unnecessarily from all angles. MI. YX ruffs his last heart with that small trump he has left Iii business of trying to make 'sEwsl'AI'I:It E!JTEIII'nusl: Ass's, the grand slam. Trumps ha ve to break 3-2 to help (For a copy OIJACOBYMOD him. Then If diamonds SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST "ionds so South can ruff small. Now South cashes the ace and king of hearts and spade to your one diamond South finds himself In a opening. A Quebec reader poor seven-spade contract. wants to know what rehid we e does not stop to be rate recommend. We recommend a raise to his partner for bidding on what might be described as two spades. We only have trumps, ps, but two are cheese, but goes about thethree honors. ON they shy away from smvitate towards yoga are flexible and often doubleJnInted." But the latter might benefit, instead, front participation in SHMEST, a grouplearning ex1,%'t 41.perience that lasts one 4 West holds the long (1I'l- By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag nurture today, or you could if you don't Lonsider things become - but - 4- Becoming Obnoxious' , hand. Cashes the ace and I Dummy's ace of clubs and Dealer: North I the fifth diamond take the West North East South l ast two tricks. 10 Pass 2* Pass 3• Pass 4 NT Ask the !XDIPtI NT Pass 8• Pass 7 Pass Pass Pass You hold: &-is-n • K 2. plateaux: I- Making Progress, 2- Getting Health),,3- Loving Myself a sad statement on our , n,'iptv thit tv, ,.t'gin ),'iv, to discuss whether people will cheat," he said. Certainly he conceded, you'll find the occasional one-st a r boobIe masquerading behind three, but that boobie is "only cheating himself. And" lie continued emotionally, "(lie stars reflect a confidence in the better side of the American people. A belief that they will, when left to their own make honest evaluations of where they are!" most benefit obese people who have trouble moving . represent the following . • break 4-2, but South is lucky. Vulnerable: Neither TPi Greenfield, a vicees de pr i nt in advertising at Wm. Esty Co. in New York. "When one sets upo n a path of self im provement, there is often some question as to w hich will be the most appropriate path be cause there are man y." -, What he means is there are eight to choose from in his table of contents: SBAstrology, . MEST, Biofeedback, Yoga, I'm OK - YOU're Not, etc. Which is best for you? ; ., "A good rule of thwnb in selecting a discipline Is if it looks unappealing, take it," he says. "Statistically, . Westerners in as hemisphere, not Portland) often take the easy way out. Yoga, for instance, can to do tile best lie call. clummy. Now back to his hand with another dian )d ruff. Th e play of his last lot hig h trump to pull that Jack of .-\ •' after diamonds. They do AKB • A9 4K5 3 - likelihood of cheating, , .1,t. tin- That's how you should king of trumps arid goes SOUTH 0 K Q 74 2 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.1) CANCER tJwie 21-July 22) t you Be realistic and prudent in It's important today t ha courage of your managing your resources have the Things which appear to convictions. If you believe today. something to be true, don't be be good gambles could be a waste of money. dissuaded by another. j ___ 21) Should a disagreement arise GEMINI iMay 21-J une 20) between you and your mate Rather than being inspired by today, take steps to resolve it challenge today, you may be quickly. He a peacemaker, not intimidated by it and back off a provoker. instead of IL Al BRIDGE •A53 IV 52 • K 853 2 4 A 7 6 WEST EAST + 1116 0 19 a VJ96 V Q 10 7 4 3 4 Q 1076 0 J4 • 1098 •Q J 4 2 alert so you can make the right other than yourself. moves when opportunity SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. knocks. P.O Box 489, to discard them. Later, your Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. colleagues , will be more Be sure to specify birth sign. receptive. 4 • WIN / A Practical Guide to Achieving Your Potential." SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) en- Be content with who you are _______________________________________________________ rI d avors, advantages could and what you have today. There d:velop tn a very unexpected is no valid reason why you to PKF I tv- Americans operate \. . der," he says. "Living as we do in a titaterialistic society, we cant grasp the Eastern as in Asia, not Passaic) concept of achievement for its own sake." Four stars are maxitnwn day or evening wear and useful Items in the kit, such discouraged J~ r-1 . fl-I when things don't go well on the first attempt. IIIUL and washed off at night. They're indicative of the reward system we as "The Little SIX Book - It between stations and turn up I'm sending you The Health thø ,n1i,rn,, pt,,, nnien ,, it Letter number 12-10, Help For ;;;;ke; may drown out the Tlnnitus: Noise Or Ringing In se nsation of the ringing in your The Ear. her readers who ear and co uld enable you to get want this issue can send a good night's sleep. certs with a long, stamped, sell-addressed envelope for it. In the final analysis, though, Send your request to me In care ringing in the ears is a sympof this newspaper, P.O. Box tom not a diagnosis and it 1551, Radio City Station, New suggests that you should see an York, N.Y. 10019. It will give ear, nose and throat specialist you more details about this who is familiar with the most common problemhan I can recent methods in treating here. these problems. Not all cases I do want all of my readers to can be helped but many of them know that there are now things can and that's a big step forthatcan bedonetohelprelieve ward in dealing with this t his problem in many cases. frequent, annoying problem. Sub IIUlO to be "applied directly to There are a number of to excessive noise. I CAN RUN ress th e Forehead durin g the day the nam e of the game, or the kit, In this case. The Self Improvement Kit (SIK) was devised by Lyle Greenfield, 31, to get your potential peddling in the bike lane of progress along with the rest of America. For $6.00. can develop ringing in the cans a different and more soothing immediately after exposure to noise and makes the condition excessive noise such as a loud more tolerable. blast. Initially this may be As far as sleeping at night is temporary but it's a good concerned, you can set an FM warning riot to expose your ears 37 1 38 ITT701 35 — 36 33 34 ______ — 43 41 44 42 —— 47 45 48 ____ lpljn I — — — SIK Path 16 / 1() I' r' .g NEW YOUR (NEA) Look at your "potential" lolling on the lawn, reading a gothic romance from the A&P. Frittering! Who knows where you'd be if your "potential" realized what a slug it is. Well, give it a shot of selfimprovement. That's into the problems of circulation disorders can sometimes use a to the ear and to the ' brain. You tinnitus masker which provides 32 i (1)1) - - 24 — — — 28 - I — - Embark o ?[ - - S Sick Of Self ? " 13 J i Lamb DEAR READER - Indeed sounds around you. In the you're not. Over 30 million absence of this sound imput to Americans have this difficulty your brain, the abnormal and and that's a conservative distressing sounds are more estimate. It's called tinnitu. apparent. By improving your It is a symptom and can b e hearing, you tend to mask these caused caused by a wide variety of undesirable sounds and are not things, including medicine that bothered by them. you might be taking. That's 14 1 As long as tile hearing loss why I was interested in your doesn't involve the sound range statement that you don't take 18 will for normal conversation, a any. Even simple aspirin er son may not know he has a cause this problem for some p 21 hearing loss. That is why — people. hearing testing is such cases is In other instances it is Important. — — — associated with a plug of wax in Individuals without hearing the ear. Beyond that you get - °° Friday, June 15, 1979-lA Dr. old and having hearing I — problems caused by noises _ where I worked 'ears ago. I do I not smoke or drink and am not taking any medicine. This noise goes on all day long and keeps In some instances certain me awak; some at night. mi hearing aids are useful. If you sw-c that I'm not the only one have a hearing problem, you who has this problem. may not hear all the common 12 Small island 38 Wrecker (2 7 49 _____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _________________________ DEAR DR. Compound degree (abbr) 33 Information wins brother bureau (abbr) Star 7 Kind of beard 52 Fold over 42 U.boat (abbr) 8 Flower part 34 Chelonien Indig nation 44 Cheer 10 Esaus country 35 Came after 53 lndig _ Noises From ii I __ P S I 41 OURSELVES I. 0S 5 29 Skipping 6 College Million Suffer Head 30 - - 0 _____ 14 Skinny fish (p1) 2 British insurer 17 Auto workers union (abbr.) 3 Metal 23 Egyptian deity container 24 Evergreens 4 Prayer 26 You (archaic) 5 Measure of land (metric) 27 Saws 25 Sears 28 Golf gadget Guevara I Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS WHAT u Orange Counties. She was the choral di rector at Maynard chures, ping needs, cards of introduction from local chants. Sanford Lola Winn - 323.2752 South Seminole Evans High School in Orlando $to, and participants must be at for three years. She Is presently least 16 years old. an instructor of music at La ura The program will also be Seminole Couuuiwiity College, offering a piano lab with use of where she teaches voi ce piano, an electronic lab four days a and sight-singing, ,and Is va week (Monday through director oftiieSCCChohde,the lbursday) from 1:30 to 2:30 civic information; with your shop- and to help B.M-339.14S Co-ordinator JIJ Chansonettes, and the Chamber p.m., for three weeks. This Singers. class is for "complete begin- ners with absolutely no pian o -• - - .. . Two giants of Florida history meet . Ms. Hughes has both a background," Ms. Hughes says. Bachelors and a Masters "If they have any desire to degree from the Philadelphia - play piano or to go into music in Conservatory of Music, where the fall, this class will be she majored in piano. She has helpful. It can act as a studied duo-piano at Aspen springboard, or just give them Institute of Music with Vronsky JoALda g*ecuitg eAtkee 9ftc. (, 25 ) Home Office 904-734-6031 a little background if they don't and Babin, and performed with - ._______ -- jj �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 8A— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 15, 1979 ______________ Realty Transfers Melvin Rodo & wf Zada & Dimas Rosado & WI Ena to Michael Lee Smith & wI Kristine S.. Lot 61k 8. Little Pearl Lake Heights, 136.300. Michael Cellamare & Rosemarie to John C Stone & Lou 1. Lot IB1 San Sebastian Ills Un. 4. 141.200 Frank Silvestri mv., Inc. t MorriS Feinstein, Inc. & Rayrow ReallieS Inc. & Buckport Dcv. Corp., part of SE'S of SW'i of Sec. 1021 29 S & £01 RR. less part, George Eidson Agency Inc. to Rodney G. Green, Lots 9 & 10 BIk B, Crystal Shores, 112.000. (QCD) James P. Williams & wf Cheryl M. to Robert G. Feather. from SW cor of SE'a of Sec I 2) etc., S1O (QCD) SE Nail. Bk. Orl. to Robert C,. Feather. Lots 12, 23, 21, 26, Braniley Harbor East, 1100. Robert C. Feather to Allan W. Miller & WI Lorraine E., Lots 23 & 74, Brantley Harbor East Sec., Meredith Manor, 135.400. August H. Oenbrink Jr. & wf Shirley to Michael J. Webb & WI Judy I , Lot 30.4 Winter Springs Un Four, Gallimore Homes Inc. to Horizon Bldrs., Inc.. LoIs 111, BIk A. Spring Legal ..otice I ,j . • Legal Notice —. Legal Notice :THECIRCUITCOURTINAND COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7L93.CA.09.K Notice is hereby given that the B.QardqfAdiustrn!Jf the City of Sanford will hold a regular On June22. 1979, In the City Hall at 11:30 AM. in order to consider a request for a variance in the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to side and front setback requirements In MR.2 Zoned District in W½ of Lot 2, and all of Lot 3. Block 35, M.W. Clark Subdivision, acing more specifically describedaslocatedatl202W. 12th Street. Planned use of the property — open carport. B.L. Perkins Chairman Board of Adjustment Publish: June 5. 15, 1979 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Levi Coleman & wI Wilma to 79-l24CAJ Jeannt' Barrir9t ...c. . S 2801 N FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND $O'ofLot?ORohinsonsSurveyAddn LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TITUSLOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, Sanf., less part, 1100. VU LE, Tltusville, Florida, a corPlaintiff, Levi Coleman & WI Wilma to portion organized and existing vs. Francis Oliver & hb, Lawman, 5 100' under the laws of the United States ALMA MERRIMAN, deceased, et of Lot 20 RobinSonS Survey Addn of America, al., Sanf.. 1)00 Plaintiff, Defendants. Florence M. Erickson, Wid. to vs. John R Cushing & WI Antonia A., FOREST 0. MITCHELL and SUE NOTICEOF SALE Lot 19 61k 13, Weathersfleld 1st NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ANN MITCHELL, his wife, COMAddn, 1.40.000. the real property situated in BINED MORTGAGE & REALTY Frank W Fullmer Jr., sql. to Seminole County, Florida, described CO.. a Florida corporation, AMER. Nathan F. Bower, Lot 3 (IessW 130' as follows: CAN STEEL FENCE CO., INC. OF & N 100') & E 65' of W 130' of Lot 3 ORLANDO, a Florida corporation, Lot 35, SLEEPY HOLLOW, ac (less N 100') 81k Bm Fern Park cording to the plat thereof as d b a AMERICAN STEEL FENCE Ests,, U0000. recorded in Plat Book 15, pages 64 CO . SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOS Frank W. Fuilmer Jr., sql. to DEK.7 and 65, Public Records of Seminole PITAL. SUN BANK OF SEMI. NaihanF Bower,W65,ofLot3(less NOF NA. County, Florida. N 100') BIk B. Fern Park Ests., ' -. - Defendants, will be sold for cash in hand to the 130.000. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR highest and best bidder at the west NOTICE OF ACTION United Assoc. Homebuilders Inc. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA door of the Seminole County t Pedro J. Msranda Perez & wi r TO: FOREST 0 'AITCHELL PROBATE DIVISION Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at -'cI SUE ANN MITCHELL Ale jandrina, Lot 23. Verne Chancy s File Number ?t2I7CT 11:00A.M. on July 2, 1979 by Arthur MddreSs: Lirikr'own d. 151,600. Division H. Beckwith,Jr.,ClerkoftheCircuit YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Court of the Eighteenth Judicial (OCO) Samuel P Thrush & WI action to foreclose a mortgage on IN RE: ESTATE OF Mary Lou to Hobart Woolen & WI the following described property in RACHEL BOZNER, Circuit, in and for Seminole County, VirginIa M.. Nol $1.01 Loll? Sanora Semif'lole County, Florida Deceased Florida, pursuant to a Final South Un. I, 1100. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Judgment enteredby the Eighteenth Lot 23, Block 1, Replat of Sheet 1 Warren E. Jacobs & WI Dorothea PERSONS HAVING Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole to Ronald Paulson & WI Sheila, Lot and 2. NORTH ORLANDO TOWN. TO ALL SITE. FOURTH ADDITION, VILL- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST County, Florida, In the case of 480 Spring Oaks Un III, 155.900, AGE OF NORTH ORLANDO, as THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, recorded in PIal Book 14, Pages J Upsal & wf. Adelaide to Daniel and 6, of the Public Records IN THE ESTATE: Plaintiff, vs ALMA MERRIMAN, Harvey C. Johnson, widr. to The Laqo Vista sd, 139,000 NOTIFIED that the administration case bears Civil Action No. 79-0121. Cherry's Real Estate Agency & has been filed against you and you of the estate of RACHEL BOZNER, CA-09.J. OCO) Hermann J. Gold to Tropic are required to serve a copy of your deceased, File Number General Contracting Co Inc , E 25' Bk of Scm., Lot 57 Windward Sq. 79.217.CT, is (SEAL) defenses, if any, to it on STEPHEN pending in the Circuit Court for of Lot 24, Stendlford Add & W 25' of SEC one, 13,000. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. M. BREWER, of HENDERSON & SEMINOLE County, Florida, Lot 24, 11.100. ' Clerk of the Circuit Kuwalha, Inc. to Jee Sang Kwon & MATHENY, 302 South Washington Probate Division, the address of Court (QCD) Lot Jean Garapic to Lot Max WI Keumja S 195.8' of W Garapic, 6, L. less 5 25', & 17J.SW'4 of SECS 362029, less rw 150' f Avenue, P.O. Box 6526, Titusville, wtilch is Seminole County Cour. By: Eve Crabtree Florida on or before the 26th day f thouse, 1 N Park Avenue, Sanford, less 525'. & 5', of Lot 7 Talmo Sd, 431, 1200.000 Deputy Clerk rep; 61k A, $100. Edw, Koch Sr. & Joseph Pacy to June, 1979 and file the original with Florida 3777). The personal Publish June 8, 15, 1979 the Clerk of the Court either before Richard A. Newman & wI Harold F. Jucke$te& wf. Carol I. Lot representative of the estate is DEK.39 service on Plaintiff's attorney or EvelynConnor,whoseaddresslsc.o Charlotte to Wm. J. Ethier & I, blk C. Rev. Plat of the Springs Oaks, Sec. VIII, 182,000. Ors Corp. to Levitt Homes Inc., a default wiill be entered against Winter Park, FL 37790. The name you for Ihe relief demanded in the and address of the personal (QCD) Dolores M. Rolly, sql. to Lots 1-20. blk 18. Lots 1.68. Tr. A, blk Notice is herety given that a Robert J. Rolly, sql., W 165' of S 165' 2, & Lots I-il. blk 3, & Lots 1-I?, blk Complaint, representative's attorney are set Public Hearing will be held by the WITNESS, my hand and seal of forth below. of Lot 19 Enfzminge Farms, Addn 4, Cedar Ridge Unit I. 1711.000. Planning and Zoning Commission in this Court on the 22nd day of May, No. 3, 1100. Vay E. Gustafson, wid. to Alfred All persons having claims or the City Commission Room, City (OCD) Delores M. Rolly, sgl to Laney&wf. Mary P. 510' of Lot 168. demands against the estate are Hall, Sanford, Florida at 8:00 P.M. Robert J. Rally, sql., N. 911.46' of W N 10' of I 01 I?, L.Ik I?. Third Sec., 'SEAL) required, WITHIN THREE on Thursday, June 21, 1979 to con• Arthur H Beckwlth, •1' 150' of E'-, of SW':. of Sec 27-21-30, Dreamwold. $21,100. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF sider the following change and Clerk of Circuit Court 135.000. Casselberry Gardens Inc. tO THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF amendment to the Zoning Or. By: Cynthia Proctor Dena Karmiol & hb Bernard to Thomas E. Cowan & WI. Agnes L. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk dinance and the Comprehensive NOTICE OF INTENT TO' REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that - __. HOURS I ... p' 1 time .................43c a I -. !.k1JJ PEtt! 3 consecutive times - . . - 38c a line 8:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon . . 35c a line icons.cutive times CIASSlFID " 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Daj Before Publicotion I Sundoj — Noon Frldaj 4—personals vel Agent-minimum 2 yrs. cent exp. For interview phone 8-5069 or (904) 775 8777 for ppt. 9—Good Things to Eat Saturday In Sanford — Begin. PROVED nlng June 2. Sanford Early Burton Lane from Narcissus Childcare Center. 322.66.45. Avenue to 660' North and Power Road Irom Narcissus Avenue to 6 —'' North (220' additional to be paid by JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED owner). ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE The Type of road improvement is WOULDN'T BE ANVIl Depressed Center Line SectIon with concrete header club at North end Enroll now-school age childrenand subbase rework for summer fun-arts, crafts.: Thecostofthisimprovementshall Needlepoint Instruction' ', • NEW HOME * renchAve. 3325176 M. Unsworth Realty la—Help ,nted -- OCIATES-REAL ESTATE. w or Exp. complete training urse. Our Associates earn ore because they are better ained. We're the No. I ERA _________ - to - Rent. Wanled to rent with option to buy 3or4 BR house 323-6343 house, average size. 323-1031 anytime except 11a.m. to 1 p.m. _____________________________ ______________________________ 40—Condominiums -- 3 BR, 71 B. Executive con dominium Includes Pool & tennis plus other extras, $350 mo,, I yr. lease, N, Full time& part time. Apply n person Lakeview Nursing enter 919 E. 2nd St. l: II ('REALTY IE*LT0* 2 BR, 16 home on large lot In" Country Club Manor. Corn pietely remodeled from top to bottom FHA or VA financing avail. Call Rose Kircher, Realtor Assoc. Tony Coppoia Associates Realtor, 130-0333, aft hrs. 834-88.47. Zoned comm 2 lots Sanford Ave. Garage apt. Reduced to 1)8,500. 3 BR, l"i B, carport, fenced t"k, CH, behind Kmart, Forest City. 135.000 VA of FHA — ART TIME BOOKKEEPER Sdays week DAYS INN SANFORD REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 372 7198 2' acre tracts zoned agri. $1,250. Good terms, owner holding. . AVON ---_ FIGHT INFLATION -$1 Avon. Increase your earning -•ower For details, call 644.3079. ______ 41—Houses -- -i — - this to make your dreams come ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR , & fish pond. 3 or 1 BR'S, swimming pool, all on canal 1)25,000. ' ou' loll Will build on your lot or our lot. Ca''h for .JHE - porch, close to everything downtown. "and. in quiet neiqhborhoua. 527,500. ___________________________ '. Office space on French Ave. In a brand new bldg. (2) 600 sq. ft. at $390 er unit or (1) 1700 sq. ft. avail a $780. _________________________ !g!!,._Notice ' REALTY ________ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 243S' S French ('1 97) Sanford 32) 5324 10 acres cleared & fenced w-older 2-I. lOx)? in ground pool. $65,000. _______________________- memory lane to see this story book old 2 story cypress farm house. 1-2, great to display your antiques, secluded area. 142,000. -Business __________________________ portunities PaPer routes, both in San rd. Each has $10,000 yearly TUSKAWILLA AREA TopoftheIineinnewhOmts.36R, 2 B w.FP. $99,500. . Bond in the amount of 100 stated. If the claim is secured, the iS hereby given that a security shall be described. The nature of the uncertainty shall be pct. of the Contract amount. security shall be described. The Public Hearing will be held at the claimanl shall deliver sulficIent stated. lIthe claim Is secured, the PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID claimant shall delIver sufficient Commission Room In tPe City Hall copies of Ihe claim to the clerk to security shall be described. The DOCUMENTS: copies of the claim to the cl to in the City 01 Sanford, Florida, it enable the clerk to mail one to claimant shall deliver sufficient The School Board OffIce, 1111 enable the clerk to mall one copy to consider the adoption of n or All persons inlerested In the estate enable the clerk to mail one copy to )id 3217) All persons interested In the estate Florida, title of whIch Is as follows: Administration All persons interested In the been has mailed are estate Road, Winter Park, Florida 33719 Administration has been mailed are ORDINANCE NO. 473 required, WITHIN THREE to whom a copy of this NotIce 01 0 B TA I N IN G B I DOING required, WITHIN THREE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Administrationhasb,enmahledare DOCUMENTS: Blddersmayobtain MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, CLOS. THE FIRST PuBLIcArION OF required, WITHIN THREE documents by phonIng the office 01 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ING, VACATING AND ABANDON. THISPIOTICE,toflleanyobjections MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the Engineer, 305.446.5546, after THISNOTlCE,tofiIeanyobjectIoj Call --- - - ., DEK 7 3 And Personal References Required Form. Apply At Sterchi's Store — a , .x.,, ----'---r-"' ,. -' - I - '.' ''..L-.'. — I - ._, . For Sale by owner 3 BR, 7 bath, Must Apply In - 1100 French Aye , - Concerning Employment — Salary Negotiable -- estaurants. Cable TV hook-up. 223114 JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. I07w,Commercial Phone 3fl- 7$$I, Sanford Apartments Unfurnished _____ -. - N-- 1)89 up. Pool Adults only, IvO. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call '38670 Mariner's Village. THIS IS A PERMANENT JOBI New 735 Homes, 4 PCI. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to W- Garne$t White - - Owner an lurn. room. Separate bath & __________________________ -- by BUILDER. 372-2217. 322 2fl9,lllMyrtieAve. — For Sale 559,500. CAPE COD, 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR, CAR. PETS, CHULUOTA, $39900. , , MODERN 2 BEDROOM Good Location 327-1462 ,, •. MAKE A WISH. 3 BR, 2 bath home in Idyllwilde' Enclosed pool & patioi C lilA. w w carpet, eat-in kil., & every Ieature imagi nable' BPP WARRANTED, Your Wish Come True for 561,0001 BedS, DbI. motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1715 S. French 323-73.40 -WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311315 E - First St. 32? 5672 — REAL ESTATE ASSOCIAyES JOill SANFORD'S SALES LEADER I WE' LIST I. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. If - — ,* . -- ".5' 322-2420 — ____________________________ __________________________ HOMEOWNERS - Don't lose your -:redit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help youRealtor 644 35)1. _________ — 7 RR, i bath house completely r,'novated, over sized lot. Owner hold mortgage. 911 Elm 3723710. - - - ANYTIME SEIGLER REALTY 2565 F EALTORS PARK Branch Office 323.2222 _______________________ _______________ . 42—Mobile Homes •' BROKER 243v S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 3210640 Orlando 327-1517 - - ------ -. — ---- — 105.50 2 BR Mobile, awning, AC, set-up in quiet adult park. No see our beautIful new BARR INO TON w.Iapsiding&$hiflglO roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-3200 VA S. FHA Flnancirw 3503 Orlando Dr. -- a Code a phone, burglar alarm, conference table, typewriter, camper trailer etc. 323-7171 or 372 $300. rootLockerssl6.99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3loSanfordAve. 322519) Davenport, loveseat, chair, ottoman, 5)75; Farberware rotisserie, $25; 1 maple coffee tbl., $20; 2 end IbIs., 5)5 ca. I new ci coffee maker, 515. 109 Brown Dr. (Sunland Estates) 322-2773. COUCH. 8111 1 Gold Brocade. $0" wood frame, good cond,, 512$ or make offer. $31 15$) 1969 CHRYSLER $495 WAGON FORD 1971 4 DR. EXTRA NICE LTD. 1095 a * ê a a a a •*a•* Al _____ . - I, I Air _________________________ Conditioning j'10' lfl1f*OVflieflt - LawtMainte,anCe' ' __________________________ Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 373 00)9 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Gret'nt,ouse 32? 9141 Eves after 68. weeP.ends .------------- . FILL - DIRT & TOPSOIL - Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 373 87)9 Mowing 321 0098 MOWING&LANDSCAPING 3231881 Free Estimate --- - YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 1580 __________________________ _ crnic-'nb Free Puppies 8. Kittens TogoodHome Call after S r m 323 0816 " _________________________ MEINTzER TILE ________________________ 68—Wanted Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 5)9C lstSt.,325712 65—Pets-SUpplies Lawn Service General Landscaping Rose SpecialiSts, top soil & fill dirt, lawn nlaint 8. tree trimming. 2948 - _____________________ New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 8562 to Buy DIM LAWN CARE Residential & Commercial 35542 __________________________ ssmaklng Cash322- 4132 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig , stoves, tools LightHaullng Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur $CASH$ Paying $16 & up men's, 58 & up womens class rings. Also buying wedding bands, sterling & any marked gold, Any cond. 678 2232. — Yard Debris. Trash Appluances&Mlsc (LOCAL) 349537) Exterior Cleaning _' Psor Repairs - -- - Bi,i"txter,or Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks, etc Free Est 3)96066, 668 8)35 Lawn mower repair at your home Seminole County only! 83) 29 - Painting -- Groomu, lg&Boardng fl—Auction - . ______ Auction Sundayt 8P.M. San(ord Ave. at Hwy. 121 Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates KellousAuction Sates 323 1050 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cal boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shaqy Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages 322 5752. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 372 2611 or III 9993. AUCTION * ______________________ DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (30$) 322 9160 DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145. 1 day serv. good paint & Ref )IISS79 Plunging Service _____________________ '* Retired man- Small repair wori Roofing & painting Free Est Call anytime 323 851) * SALE *FRI. 7:30 P.M. INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3210839 or 904-7346708 collect ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS RepairS, Leaks, Fast Service Chg CdS 323 0174. 377 - Single & DbI. matl.,- sectional LR set; LR chairs; lamps; TV's; radios. All kinds of household items small S. large. - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR .5G. BALINTIASSOC. 3221465 DOOR PRIZ ES COMEEARLY_STAYLATE Dells - - I*)fl1 InWrovements —______________________ Aucon Center Concrete work ...., Hwy. 16 West, Sanford 333 5620 Patlo%, U, u.cway. r. 'afe Call Mr TyIor 337 $545 ____________________________ think-if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any? Just ________________________ Closing Out- S nice bIcycles, $15 ea. Bicycle parts about $200 worth very reasonable. 'ou name It- We have it. 2036 Grove Dr. 3770441. 1 495 CARLO 1974 Toyota CeIlca CT, 5 spd..* clean, FM AM. vinyl lop, askinq * 57500 37? 7213. aft 5 373 79 * _____________________ . MONTE ApplianCeS — STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work wouldn't be any. ________ 62—Lawn-Garden - _______________ PC. BR suite new, $239; LR $399; Loveseat $44.95 I. up; 7 pc dinettes, $69.9S1 up; Ref $505. up; El. stove, $601 up; full sizedraperi,s,$IO&up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 372-8721. . Sanford's Sales Leader — Rocker,Beds,ArmChair Radio, TV., Hi Fi 372-3853 FANTASTICI 2 BR, I bath mobile borne on 7 wooded acres cornpletely fencedl Scr, porch, CH&A, w-w carpet. Modern 1111,1 washer dryer? Just sn,soot Multiple Listing Service LOADED WITH FRUIT TREES. FRESH PAINT & NEW ROOF. $42,500. RENTAL IN- for Sale -- FIREPLACE ON LARGE LOT. 124.900. _____________________________________________________________________ / ,_ lovely shaded lot? C HIP., spacious BR's, entry foyer & More? BPP WARRANTED. Super Buy for 139.9501 ______________________________ 50--Miscellaneous -. BEAUTIFUL4BR,7bathhomeori BEDROOM, PANELED KITCHEN, NEW ROOF, WRAP ................................ __ . -..- — $5995 CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 'it J23 0429 Cfter 5.30 _____________________________ B.aborxt RIALTY REALTOR 322 I000MLS LOADED Central Heat 8. Air Cond. Fee Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 327 1771 49-BterFrontFciperty LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 residences on approx. 2 acres, 100 ft lake frontage 515.000 ESTATE SALE. 1978 CAMARO Guitars. Drums, Banios Com plete. Thomas organs, pianos Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. 7202 French Ave. 372 2253 ________________________________ ____________ ___________________________ NEAT 3 BR, 1', bath home in nice neighborhood? Lg. LR, DR. porch, convenient to school I hoppingl Super starter hornet A Buy for $21,000? _________________________ 321 0499 — ____________________________ Sanford--Townhouse Condo,? BR, 1' bath, C H&A. Appointment Room For Pent Thurs., Fri. And Sat., June 14-16. No Phone Calls AcceDted DEK76 -.--.— Med. arg.AirCond.SIe.pingRoorn JAMES L. FLY of without th. consent 01 the Board. REPRESENTATIVE: Dated this lh dey of JUAL 979 Winderweedle, Haines, Ward 1 Gordon V. Frederick Waodm.an. P.A. Rob,t 0. Feather, P.O. Box I7 P.O. BOX $00 Chairman Sanford, Fl. 32771 Winter Park, Fl. 3279.0 s. Mr. William P. Layer, Tefephone: (30$) 322-3353 TiliphoiW 305444-63)2 SuperIntendent PublIsh June IS. 72,795. July 6, 1979 Publish June 15, Psiblisls: June 8, IS, 1979 22, 29, 1919 OEK-74 DEKfl --- lfor. Gracious lIving from $2 eekly. (Jtililies included. aIim 9623; 141-7883 Insurance, Uniforms And All Paid For By Ster chi's. Also Available At Small Cost To Employee Mat. ' Telephone (303) 472 1711 Publish June 15, 27, 979 We'll even help you word 3290 after 6 p.m. Medical -. ____ - -- - ATTRACTIVE 3 BR. 1 baIh home on landscaped loft w w carpet, diningarea,lencedyard&Mucn More' BPP WARRANTED. Only $37,100? FAMILY ROOM & CREEK ON LAKE FRONT. I BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FIREPLACE, FULLY FURNISHED. GREAT FOR WILL BUY EXISTING 1t & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic, Mtg. Broker 825 No i r, Wymore Rd., Altarnonte. ,. -- -------_-----_ — LIlY PURPOSES, PROVIDING Notice of Administration: June 1$, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Notice 01 AdmInistration: Jun. I. FOR the outside "Proposal" and the 11th SEVERABILITY, CON- 1979 DateoflhefirstpublicatIonofthis 01tMworkthedatemndthen,of 1979 FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE Notice of AdmInistration: June IS, the bidder. Th Karen Grollman Patsy Kelley England DATE. -— s Board as rersonai wepresentallve " As Personal Representative Seminole County rsservth right A copy shall be available at of Use Estate of Maria's I. Graham 01 thi Estate of to accept or reject any or all bids or the Office of the City Clerk for all MARY DAHL GROLLMAN As Personal Representative JOHN A. ENGLAND, JR. waive any lnformalitres in the persons desiring te examine the Deceasei of the estate of bidding. No bids shall be wIthdrawn same. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL MILDRED 0. GORTON for a period of 30 calendar days ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL All parties in interest and citizens REPRESENTATIVE Deceased ANDERSON AND LEKLEM, PA. 301 ECs' in Street 1310 Southeast Bank Bldg Orlendo, Florida 37001 29—Rooms In Sanford Area For At Least 3 Years, Must Be Sober And MERCIAL STREET, LYING validity of the decedent's will, the THISNOT10E,tofil,anyobj,ctlons fe,' each complete sat of Bid validity of the decedent's will, the BETWEEN NORTH ELM AVENUE qualilIcat Ions of the personal they may have that challenge the Documents. No partIal set of plans qualIfIcations of the Personal AND NORTH MYRTLE AVENUE representative, or the venue or validity ci the decedent's will, the shall be isived to any bidder. Each representative, or the venue or STREET AND WEST FIRST ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND representative, or the venue or ALl. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND STREET, RESERVING THE USE OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED lurisdiction of lii. court. All bids must be receIved before OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OF SAME UNTO THE CITY OF WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND thespeclfledtlmeandeflc$owdlna WILL BE FOREVER BARRED heard at said hearing. By order 01 (he City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish June IS, 1979 DEK 19 INC. REALTOR]737137 Eve. 322 0612,322 1517,322.7177 47.A—rtgages Bought &Sokl JUST LISTED. 2 BR. 1 bath home In nice country atmospherel Range, eat-in kit., utli. shedt Perfect for young family or retirees! BPP WARRANTED. Just $27,500! PVED ROAD, 577.500. CARPETED, WITH GARAGE. S'JRO rvl OVER 12SSALES THRUMAY 1979 TV INCLUDING 2 BEDROOM, POOL HOME. 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, Estate Wanted Losing your home & credit 7 I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216 _____________________________ REALTY _____________________________ Notice Commercial Drivers License. Must Have Been Established S"FE N Bart PINECREST. 3 BEDROOM, HUGE LIVING ROOM, CEN. TRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPET, ALL APPLIANCES, LARGE FENCED YARD, FRUIT TREES. $30,000. - - Lakefront lot in Casselberry, 100' frontage on Seminola Blvd. Asking 114.950 with good terms or trade. New listing- country property, treed 2" acres near 1-48. SR 46. BR,enc.porchtolullaroundin during these hot Summer days. A must to see-Only 153,500, As IS %l8,000'-Sanlord, 2 frame houses. Live in one S. rent the other. Ideal for the handyman. Call Deltona ___________ stated. II Ihe claim is secured, the contingent or unhiquidated, the Contract House (or sale Sanford-Sunland. 3 BR, fenced yd. Good cond. Call 323-3649 or 323-7331. OLDER SPANISH STYLE 2 STORY, 3 BEDROOM, l" . BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, FENCED REAR YARD. $20,900. — - , .-rce listing BROCHURE writ' Cl-IL P0K Et L AND CO Murphy. N C 28906 Night 47—Real _________________________ ____________________________ ' Day or -- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 10' 75 models Call 31v 9100 or 8)1 1605 QealerJ SPINET CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE Wanted Responsiblepartytotahe over Spinet Pi,ino Easy Terms Can be seen locally Wrilt' Credil Manager P 3 flo 207. Carlyle, IL 62731 - -- _________________________ ____________________ ___________________________ --______________________ ORREST - 3235774 -. - - -- _________________________ -- Property - -- _______________________ 1968 Dodge Coronet, PS, radio. 1001's & runs good, new tires, flEW battery. new upper & lower ball joints, 5545 372 4593 KICK TIlE STORAGE HABIT Sell those useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad Call 372 7611 or ",9993_ 45-m0',tof State ___________________ -- ' _______________________ EALTOR, MLS II you're in the business of building your busines. . . use the 2638 Sanford Ave. 321.0759 Aft Hrs 322-7643,327.469 REALTY Peg. Real Estale Broker - •. if the claim Is not yet due, Inc. _______________________ CREEK FRONT, 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH BLOCK HOME. FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR 1 HEAT. $49,500. BATEM.AN _________________________ claimed. RIALTY TRADE-INS for Sale t965 -lOP FordS W S50n w0rk but runs $149 372 75818105 Aivasporl open fisherman, 115 Evunrudc. depth finder & loIs Of accessories. w trailer. $2,195 3220682 8 a.m 8 p.m Irailer. Call FlorIda Real Estate Co. of Orlando. 6M5 FHA.VA. Harold Hall Realty PEAL TOR 377 4000 MLS - assume or dwn & Terms REALTOR,322-719$ . .)ofthetofalamoufltbld the date when it wIll become due will be required, Successful bIdder shall be stated. If the claim is TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION contingent or unliquidatect, the the date when it will become due will be requIred to po$t a Per. contingent or unhiquidated, the flaborn Longwood 2-I BR duplex on lake, assumable mort. Good price & . the date when it will become due or attorney, and the amount cent(3 ----- Johnson, tilt trailer & swivel seats. 5)50 323 0039 or 322 2111 323•2222 - CAR 1971 CUEV. _____ -- ORANGE CITY S acres approximately. Beautiful Class!f led Ads often. - NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING shall be staled. If the claim is claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, HANDY MANS SPECIAL 127 Laurel Dr., Pinecrest. 523,000. HUPRYf ' NEW Moving Must Sell-- '66 Chevy wagon, 1250. '67 Ford, 1675. '69 Renault 4 cyl , $750 4th & Palmetto Ave ' EJ - '68 Falcon, auto . 6 cyl , new paint. tires, good mechanically & body. have maintenance record. 1850 321 0938 WOOden Cortney Bass Boat, 35 HP $40,000 William Mallczowski, REALTOR 322.7983. MOTHER-IN-LAW. Lg. 4 BR, 28. FR, CilIA, carpet, Inc. 2 kit. ranges, 2 ref., dbl sIzed utIlity rm., fenced yd, fruit trees, deep 644.30)3 Med.) Inc., Realtor -- 55—Boits & Accessories ___________________________ _________________________________ 7 acres (molt Lake Sylvan area, ________ _________________________ - WORLD. _________ ______________________ OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. . Low Down Payment - - ches. Cony location. $31,500. THE RIGHT LOCATION business or professional office buIlding site. 264' on 25th SI. $21,500. 80W—Autos ___ PARK ______________________ Molorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3166or 323 77'O — 2565 REALTORS Branch Office areer you wouldn't be reading (b) That portion of Vale Avenue they may have that challenge the Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. on the City of Casseiberry, Florida, a Board of Adjustment decision for pending in the Circuit Court in and thlsad, and if we weren't looking FICTITIOUS NAME lying southof thenorth lot line of Lot validity of the decedent's will, the Monday, June 25, 1979 to consider that the City Council will hold a granting a variance to allow for for Seminole County, Florida, for someone to do a lob this ad )6, Block 8, extended easterly and qualIficat_________ c°n5t 0n of a sinqle f,mitM oe'snal Notice is hereby given that I am WIfE. F re,ummendatIon. public hearing to consider enact. Wouldn't behere. If you want the ntwIn and abutting Lots 16 represent. dwelling on a lot which has 7,656 au*.nwlei1 venue Or " VIVIAN J. LEE, are Plaintiffs, and äx ius Al. par1esin interest and cItIzens mont cf Ordinance 384, entitled: PhIlIp N; Wlnøhe%m,s4J hrougb'3O, Block $ arid Loti U lI,rlsdlcllon of th. court, . SpP0rtwitY to earn Three to CITY square feet instead of the required JAMCS DIX HOUSTON, JR. and shalt have an oppgrtunity to 'be API ORDINANCE OF P. Eugene Epple 8. WI Joyce to SERVICES and that I Intend to all in palm Terrace, according to OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED call 1.800 432-8403 anytime for iMtead of the required 75 feet, In an FLAGSHIp U. S. BANK O By order of the Planning and CLOSiNG, VACATING AND Charles H. Wilson & wI Norma E., Ihe PlaI thereof, as recorded In Plat WILL BE FOREVER BARRED recorded message. register said namewith the Clerk of R.1A zoning classification, Said SEMINOLE. SEMINOLE Zoning Commission of the City of ABANDONING A PORTION OF AN MEM. Lot 16 & N 36' of 15. MIlton Park, Book 4, Page 82, of the Public property being situate In the City of the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, ORIAL HOSP1 rAL, and AMERI. Date of the first publicatlonof thIs Sanford, Florida, this 21st day of EXISTING EASEMENT ON LOT 7 150,900. General Factory Help Florida in accordance with the Records of Seminole County, Notice of Administration: June 8, May, 1979. BLOCK "A", SUMMERSET Lake Mary, Florida, and described CAN STEEL FENCE COMPANY, Full time- Benefits F19,(cta, reserving same as utIlity i979, as follows: provisions of the Fictitious Name INC. OF ORLANDO, are Defen. J. 0. Galloway, NORTH, AS RECORDED IN PLAT Apply HarcarAluminm easements. Statutes, To Wit: Section 863.09 Evelyn Connor Lots 15 and 16, Block 18. Crystal dents, Civil Action No. 79.565.CA-09. Chairman BOOK 15, PAGES 13 and II, PUB. City Commission of the Florida Statutes 1957. As Personal RepresentatIve city of anto,d LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Lake Winter Homes, as per phi K, I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., •rer Opportunity-Insurance City of Sanford, Florida Sig. Bobby C. Massey of the Estate of thereof recorded in Plat Book 2, Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit Court, Planning and Zoning debit, sales & service. Good COUNTY, FLORIDA: PROVIDING H. H. Tamm, Jr. Publish June 8, 15, 22. 29, 1979 Rachel homer, Decca&ed Page 1)4-116, Public Records will at 11:00A.M., on the 10th day Commission Of slIary. Complete training SEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DEK.37 City Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Publlih: June 1, 15, 1979. Seminole County, Florida, Said July, 1979, offer for sale and sell to AND EFFECTIVE DATE. i- program. Job opening in the JUVENILE DIVISION, SEMINOLE Publish June IS, 1979 REPRESENTATiVE: property also commonly known as the highest bidder for cash at the DEK-3 $.nf,rj area. Phone 327.1144. ____________ ____________ COUNTY, FLORIDA This notice is given pursuant to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DEK 78 John OeM. Haines 151 Grandbend Avenue. westf root door of the Courthouse in CASE NO. 79.I16-CJ.A SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Winderweedle, Haines, Ward IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR' the provisions of Chapter 146, !$art plus bonus, pleasant phone the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, ford, Florida, the following and Ordinances of the City SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA File Number 7.7I.cp No. 1030302 p PROBATE DIVISION Box uo Florida,atl:30P.M.,onJuIyS, 1979, described property, situated and .rk with good working conCasselberry, Florida, as amended PROBATE DIVISION Division A Child File Number Winter Park, FL 32790 or as soon thereafter as possible, at being in Seminole County, Florida, ions. Company benefits, paid and supplemented, File Number fl'1$7'CP THE STATE OF FLORIDA DivIsion Telephone: (303) 64463)2 to-wit: .,plidaYs. Call Jean 322.1241. which tIme interested partIes for Division Said Ordinance will be considered IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE OF PETITION IN RE: ESTATE OF PublIsh June 8, 15, 1979 The ,.ast ll0feet of Lot 12, FLOR. on first readinqon MOnday, Jun. II, and aginl Iherequest stateo above MAR" DAHL GRULLMAN, FOR ADOPTION JOHN A. ENGLAND, JR. DEK.36 will be heard. Said hearing may be IDA LAND AND COLONIZATION Kretary-experienced desirable. 1979, and the CIty CouncIl will Deceased IN RE: ESTATE OF TO: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: continued from time to time until COMPANY'S CELERY . PLANTA. to 5 Mon. thru Fri. Salary MILDRED 0. CORTON, NOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION UNKNOWN FATHER (Last Deceased consider same for final passage, In final action is taken by the City TION, Less the South 560 feet, ac. otiable. For interview phone accordance with Chapter 166, and Deceased Name: WISE) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION ADVERTISEMENT FOR cording to the Piat thereof as 13.113). TO ALL PERSONS HAVING adoption after the public hearIng Council. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION You are hereby notified that a CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SEALED BIDS THIS NOTICE shall be posted in recorded in Plat Book), Page 1fl,of Petition under oath, (a copy of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING INVITATION TO BID: NotIce Is CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST which will be held in the City Hall herety given that the School Board THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL of Casselberry, FlorIda, on Monday, three (3) publIc places within the the Public Records of Seminole id Sales — $600 per week which Is delivered to you herewith) OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the County, Florida, Dssible. Work part time, Ex. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL has been tiled in the above styled IN THE ESTATE: of Seminole County, FlorIda will OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED June 25, at 7:30 P.M. or as City Hall and published In the Said sale wIll be made pursuant to erienced Only. Please reply YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED meeting interested panties may that the administration of the pilate IN THE ESTATE: mitment of Baby BC No. 10)0302, 2:00P.M. at which time the bids will Ihattheadministrationoftheestate appearandbaheardwithrespectto general circulation in the City of said final judgment. . ill. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED child born at St. Petersburg, of MARY DAHL GROLLMAN, (SEAL) the Seminole County School Board of JOHN A. ENGLAND, JR., the proposed Ordinance. This Lake Mary, Florida, one time at that the administration of the estate Florida, to a Licensed Child Placing deceased, File Number 79-71-CP, i least fIfteen (15) days prior to the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. hearing may be continued from time Master Cosmetologist Agency for subsequent adoption, pending in Ihe Circuit Court for of Ml LOPED 0. GOP TON, deceased, File Number 791S3.CP, is office building, aforesaid hearing. In addition, Said Clerk of the Circuit Court Treasure Chest of Beauty pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate the city Council. be and appear In (ha above Court at DivisIon. the address ul which School, Access Road & Ap. Division, be considered at least fIfteen (15) Deputy Clerk Copies of the proposed OrdInance the address of which is Pd. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County, Florida, Probate purtenances days prior to the date of public JAMES A. BARKS-Of Drivers Wanted are available at the City Hall with Seminole County Courthouse, p,o, 7:00 P.M. on the 74th day of July The personal representative of the Division, the address of which Is hearing. PROJECT LOCATION: Lyman Drawer C, Sanford, Fl, 32771, The the Clerk of the City and same may lust haveown transportation 5HINHOLSER, LOGAN AND KAREN GROLLMAN, Seminole County Courthouse, AD. 1979, and to show cause why eslale DATED: June 11, 1979. High School, Longwood, Florida Contact Kevin at 194.3377 MONCRIEF persnnal r.presentativeof the estate be inspected by the public. said Petition should not be granted, whose address is 2487 Castlewood Sanford, FL 32711. The personal . NAME OF OWNER: The School Is Patsy V. Major Post Office Box 2279 DATED this 12th day of June, Kelley England, whose WITNESS my hand as the Clerk Of Road, Maitland, Florida, The name representative of the estate ii Board of Seminole County, CIty Clerk Sanford,, Florida 32771 1211 address is co P.O. Box 880, Winter AD., 1979. a career in Peal Estate call said Court and the Seal thereof, this and address ol the personal MAR IAN T. GRAHAM, whose CIty of Lake Mary, Mellonyille Avenue, Sanford, Park, Fl. 32790. The name and Attorneys for, Plaintiffs Mary W. Hawthorne address is 1908 Cedar Avenue, ealty World, The Real Estate ad. representative's altorney are set 6Ih day of June, A.D. FlorIda 3277) Floria (305) 33.3 CIty Clerk dress of the personal r.presen. . Sanford, FL 37711. The name and gency June Porzig 323-5371. forth below. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish June 15, 1919 PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF tative'sattorneyar,setforthbelo*,. Publish June 15, 1979 Publish June 15, 37, 1979 All persons having claims or address of the personal represen. Clerk of Circuit Court DEK-70 SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be DEK.77 All persons having claims or DEK.72 al Estate Sales people needed demands against the estate are tative'sattorneyaresetforthbelow. delivered to the Seminole County, Florida Superintendent 01 demands against the estate are All persons having claims or required. By: Terry o. CoM WITHIN THREE ow. Computer multi listings, Schools In the School Board Office, required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THl,,,OAtE OF demands against the estate are Circuit Count ticro film trade program. TIME FOR RECEIPT OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Seminole County, Florida THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF OCltedoff Hwy l3óacrossfrom 1U0' WITHIN THREE SEALED BIDS: July 6, IV!?, 2,00 .' ------ -linler Park Telephone Office THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF (SEAL) THIS NOTICE, to file with the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF P.M. THISNOTICE,tofllewiththeclerk clerk of the above court a written THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Idg. come in & talk to us. TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work of the above court a written THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk LOS Social Services statement of any claim tir rI.rnar.d will be let under this contract as statement of any claim or demand (hey may have. Each claim must be of the above court a wrItten Crane's Roost Office Park described in the GREENE contract they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the statement of any claim or demand documents. 391 Whooping Loop The OwnerCantractor in writing and must indicate the REALTORS INC. Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 basis for the claim, the name and they may have. Each claim must be Agreement lobe Used will be AlA A. basis for the claim, the name and S3Q-6133or339.471)eves. PubliSh Jun. s, is, n, i,, 1979 address of the creditor or his agent in writing and must indicate the 101, 1977 EditI. address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, afld the amount basis for the claim, (he name and DEK-3S SPECIFIED BONDS: THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS Bid or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, address of the creditor or his agent security in lb. amount of liv. per. _____________________________ ____________________ Lawn Sale June 15, 16. I? One -mile on Snowhill Rd. Geneva Look for the sign 319-59)8. Multiple Listing Service CHARMER older 2 story, 3 BR, 78. new carpet, patio 5. 2 per 3220231,3237173, 322-0779 ____________________________ Yamaha DOHC 750. mau. wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 mi per gal $1,700 3730039 7125 Yale Ave 3210955 Grand falher clock, household goods ANYTIME 197) Cadillac Sedan Dc yule, full power. runs great Good buy al $1595 668 4620 '77 ____________ ROIISON MARINE 2971 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford. Fla 37771 ________ ________________ _______________ -_-- 1974 Cadillac Coupe Dc Vile equipped wilh every option Beautiful car Excellent buy I I 52095 668 1670 78—Motorcycies I I - 322-2420 _________ BUY JUNK CARS From$)OtolSO Call 327 1621. 327 4160 -- -- 54—Garage Sales ______________________ Moving Sale Fri --. Sat 9 5 Sanford's Sales Leader EXCEPTIONAL new 3 BR, 28 just listed in the beautiful Maytair section. This spacious home has over 1900 sq. ft. of living area wIg. well landscaped yd. Ready to move into. Priced at only $67,000. Hurryl 3 BR I'-, b, partial carpeting, range, ref. Corner lot. $35,000. Call Bart Are you a full time driver With a parl time car' Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for YOU. ________________________ -- - Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 8. Saturday at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 255 8311 (nr further delails - _________________________________ .tNMORE WASHER-. Pans Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 - Donald A. Harris & v.1 .aessie to o iI - Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment, 322 5990 _______ Wonder whal to do with Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want Ad TEN (101 ACRES OFF LEMON I way The magic number is 372PARTIALLY BLUFF RD 261) or 831 9993 CLEARED AND ONLY 527.200! ADJACENT TEN ACRESALSO , Yard Sale, Sat. 175 S 5th St , Lk AVAILABLE! Mary Maple dining tbl & 6 chairs, $100. bait worms & worm 120 ACRES I MILE EAST OF castings OSTEEN! $150,000! ONE of a KIND-sedate older 2 story home, beautifully landscaped, has I BR apt. over dbl garage. 549,500. Beautiful Lot Paola, cleared wsome trees. 96'x120'. Only $1,000. 0 FIVE- 5 ACRE MINI RANCH SITE CORNER SIRES & MARQUETTE. LOW AS 577.000 EACH. LOW DOWN-TEN YEARS TO PAY! ONE OR ALL! CALL TO SELECT YOURS TODAY! 'III'S _________ • ERA • - 73 606) or eves. 323-05)7 __________________________— -______________________________ — ___________________________ on corner lot near shopping & schools. $19,900. - Refrigerator. Dishwasher & Electric Dryer 1413 Sanford Ave 373 681 ONE (1) ACRE IN CITY ON FULTON ZONED COM MERCIAL, CC 2 CLEARED, CAPPED WELL. GREAT POTENTIAL' ONLY 55.600! - -- liances - REALTY ___________________________ here must be a reason all John Morrison for a confi. ntial interview. 371.0041. J. B. Steelman, Realtor • 38—Wanted E FJ SIR — ____________ Fury.exc cond. 51.300 or h.'s? oIler Must Sell 322 1103 1 97t,Dlym 77—Junk Cars Removed 3N SALE- NEW twin size box spr,ngs & mattress 523.93 ea. pc NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford 322-872). _________________________ ST - - -. ________________________ - RETIREES or NEWLYWEDS. 21 ---- front Apts. weekly. Call 322-4058 if no ens. (904) 252-91fl. 51—Household Goods -- ML etary for lawoffice — Good orthand & typing, no legal perience required, full time. one 322-105). - t976 Dodge Van 300. I ton. AC, PS. PB. cruise, stereo, paneled, new battery, new tires, designed (or work. or play 14,495 3?? 1593 ________________________ _____________________________ COOL OFF in a sparkling pooi that's privacy fenced. Clean, neal, older, 2 BR. Only 125.500. 1970 Plymouth Volare sport coupe 6 Cyl - Air, PS, PB, 17,500 mi 323 3781 — Handcrafted lOX gold watchband, 37' ,penny weight, $800 Retailed for 11.600 Call 323 7172 43-1_otAcrge AGENCY- 80—Autos for Sale 75 Aa.Vam - .- 7 BEDROOM MOBILE ON 3 ACRES IN WHISPERING PINES. WALK 10 BASS CARl TAL-LAKE GEORGE. $26,100 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. WILL DIVIDE Seigler Realty. Broker 32) 0640 2210702 ______________________________ MUST SELL QUICKLY. Owner _______________________________ going North 32 w game rm & Fla. rm., carpeted, drapes, washer & dryer 539.000. 36—Resort Property _______________ 50 A—Jewelry REALTOR 322 1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 862 345.5 322-1959 Build TO Suit — our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 2358.215 ______________ - . TEMPER .EED A SERVICEMnN?. You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. ___________________________ & f PLOY ME NT 114.000 p.m. Glady Brawn Realty Req Real Estate Broker, 3fl S237 eves 322 3974. 2 BR, C.H&A, garage, zoned for business. 1200 mo. 1st last A A Creative Expressions 373.8812 . . ___________________________ TUTOR- OSTEEN 4MobiIe Homes - MARXHAMW000SRD. 3 BR, 2B. country estate on 4 acres. Stable & pasTure + cute cottage. See thIs todayl $)30 LIKE THE "WIDEOPEN"SPACES? 10 acre farm land w-mobile home. Will throw in goats, chickens & rabbits AND tractor. Near Geneva. 535,750, Bdrm., 7 bath, large kitchen wdining area. Fireplace in Living Room. Central H-A, w-w carpet, garage. On large wooded lot. Many Extras. McGovern appliances, 1250 mo Call 83) 3114 or Bill at 323006). full time. Exp. W-Florida ense. 1-12. 323 8566. Sanford rsing & Cony. Center. 41—Houses Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor. nursing home & downtown. 127.500, w-excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 32? 6457 or 322 71)1 alt 5 __________________________ Looking for good family to call a nice 2 story. 4 BR, lull kit. & dr's a home. House located at 311W. y Food Store. . ____________________________________ --' Call 339-9416 Special Summer program for 6.12 _______________________________ yr,'. old including weekly swimming, skating. & movies, 322 6645. SANFORD EARLY TERMITESARE SWARMING CHILDHOOD CENTER. ___________________________________ — We have an opening for an aggressive termite & pest Will baby sit in my home days, control salesman, $800 mo. prefer school age children. Call ______________________________________ guaranteed if you qualify. Car & 3224933 phone leads available. Apply Apts. for Senior Citizens. '• town, very clean & roomy Jimmie Cowan, 3)8 Palmetto Av __________________________ 32—Houses Unfurnistied - ___________ re accepting applications for I & part time employment, er 18 & high school education, 11—Instructions 41—Houses BROWSE AND SAVE easy and fun . . . The Want Ad Way. ____________________________ .-- __ . sewing & industrial opera s,supr., pressers, unexp. jobs ail. also. Apply in person n..Sat. 10 2. Quinn's shlons, 4516 John Young Pk -Lake Breeze. 299-1625. Meats. ____________________ ____________________________ -__________ ______________ __________________________ _________________________ _____________________ 31—AParinients Furnished 18— Help Wanted , ," I - Longwood North, $100. Addn. 16000 Publish May 15 & June 1, 8, 15, 1979 statement of any claIm or demand ford, Seminole County, Florida. basis, according to benefits working mothers or short (QCD) Ira A. Erber 8. WI Lynda to 17.92, Casselberry. 33)5 Casselberry Gardens Inc. to DEJ.11B they may have. Each claim must be received, Rezoning from MR.), Multiple vacations In my home. 322.5542. Ira A. Erber, LoIs 10, 11 & 17, BIk E, Matilda M. Wilson, wid. Lot 22 & W in writing and must indicate 'the FaMily Residential Dwelling All persons having an interest in Sanlando Springs Tr. 3, $100. 15'of 23, Duck Pond First Addn CB. NOTICE OF VACATING AND basis for the claim, the name and District this proposed Improvvment or an Will keep children my home-. , Kenneth R. Blevins & wf Ann 0. to 15,500. ABANDONING PORTIONS OF address of the creditor or his agent nights or days, for working interest in the property specially To that of RMOI, Mutiple-Family Lega. .otice James P. Hargrove & WI Janis L., (QCD) Cornelia Harris, sql. to STREETS. mothers. $20 for 1, 130 for 2 (5 benefited against which the or attorney, and the amount Residential, Office and Institutional Lot 4, 61k L, Camelot Unit?, $43,500. D.K. Coostr., Inc., Lots 88.9 blk 11, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: claimed. If the claIm is not yet due, District, day week). School age slightly assessment is tobemadeare invited Ronold P. Robinson & WI Rosie to Tier 10,A.C. Martins Addn. Sanford. You will take notice that the City the date when it will become due higher. 322.5015. lobe present at this public hearing, That property described as: Lots Edward E. Kroll & WI Patricia, Lot IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND sioo. Commission of the CIty of Sanford, shall be stated. If the claim is 7.4,25, 26, 61k 9, Dreemwold, PB 3, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 20 81k 1 Third Sec., Dreamwold, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, (QCD) Cornelia K. Harris sql et al Florida, on June11, 1979, passed and contingent or unliquidated, the Page 90, Seminole County, Florida. Clerk to the Board of $42,500. FLORIDA. to V Entr., Inc. Lots 8 & 9 blk 11, adopted Ordinance No. 1471, to nature of the uncertainty shall be County Commissioners Being more generally described Legal Notice CIVIL ACTION NO, 79S6S.CA.O9.K Wrn, R. Mulrine & WI Alexandra to Tier 10, A C. Martin Addn Town of close, vacate and abandon portions stated. If the claim is secured, the as located South Side W. 25th Street (SEAL) Robeft T. Dorsey & wI Shirley F., Sanford. $100. JAMES E. LEE and wife, VIVIAN of Princeton Avenue and Yale security shall be described. The between French Avenue and By: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Lot 4. Suntand Estates, First Addn, J. LEE. CITY OF Avenue, lying between East 25th claimant shall deliver suffIcient Grenada Avenue extension. Clerk Mirjana Pendegrass to Anthony 130.000. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Plaintilfs, Place (Palm Prive) and East 26th copies of the claIm to the clerk to Publish June 15, 1979 The planned use of the property is Eugene Mallek & wl Jo Ann to Jullano, Trustee, Lots 138. 14, BIk B, vs. Noticeof Public Hearing Street (Woodruff Street) and bet. enable the clerk to mail one copy to Office BuildIng. DEK 68 Paradise Point, Fourth Sec., $100. Ronald A. Menlo & wf Janet, Lot f ween Poinsetta Avenue and the each personal representative. JAMES DIX HOUSTON, JR. and The Planning & Zoning ComThelma Voska to Anthony ,Juliano, Seaboard Coast LIne Railroad right. Barclay Woods, 1st Addn, $11,500. wife, JO ANN HOUSTON, et al, CASSELBERRY, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: All persons Interested in the estate mission will submit a recom CITY OF 5, Accordino HomeS Inc. to Glen C. Trustee, Lot 61k 0, Paradise of-way being more particularly to whom a copy of this Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Defendants. of mendation to the City Commission FLORIDA. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Point, Fourth Sec - $100 Ellingsworth & wf Peggy F., Lot described as follows: the City Council of the City of Lake NOTICE OF SALE Administration has been mailed are in favor of, or against, the HEARING TO CONSIDER Lake Oaks Sec., $45,000. __________________________ hold a public hearing at 7:30P.M., pursuant to Final Judgment Of Avenue lying between and abutting MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF The City Commission will hold a DINANCE. Vesely (married), Lots 32, & 33, 61k 54, Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec., $fl,000. Corrine M. ,.uoick 8. hp " • line NnTir herhv niv that a public hearing will beheld by the Board of County Commissioners in -- - ________________ ' ________________ the Seminole County Courthouse, - - ------5-Room 203, Sanford. Florida, at 10:00 ____________________________ __________- - AM., on the 26th day of June, AD., CANNON REST HOME PEASUPICK,$.lbu. 1979, in regard to the road Im. provement of Burton Lane and Complete care for the elderly. (behind WTRR Radio Station) (Licensed). Beautiful private 322-4195 Power Road. home with private or semi The cost of this proposed im. private room. Altamonte -Black Eyed Peas provement is to be assessed by tne Springs. 13.4.1)41. U-Pick County pursuant to Chapt.' 78.612, lyre Farm East Celery Ave. Laws of Florida, and Seminole County Ordinance 78.29, against the 6—Child Care property specially benefited. _____________________________ Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free LOCATION AND TERMINAL — ----p delivery, min.$200rder. Sanford • —. -- S- . RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY THE BOARD 0' COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA of the following methods: (a) Upon an area or square foot basis as to all property specially benefited; (b) In proportion to the benefits which may result from the lm. provement, (ci By the foot frontage of the property bounding or abutting upon the improvement; , - 32- Publish June I, 8, 15, 22, 1979 DCK.11 U U Orlondo-Winter Pck Seminole 'aoe inbusinessunderthefictitlousname of K W TRUCKING COMPANY at 1300 French Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32771, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. DATED thIs 25th day of May AD.. 1979. Worth Allen Yates, Sr. ____ . a . CLASSIFIED ADS ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC Friday, June 13, 1979-4A —.___ _______________ Legal Notice -- - I — — PIflng Custombuult ironwork ggapieic Marlin'S)?) liii, 3.39 1b93 Tree 5ervice The Greenleaf Enterprise Tree service Dead w000, demossing I mistletoe removing. 373 1644. ___________- To List Your Business... 322-2611or839993 ______________________________________ �SPORTS Friday, June 1$ 9 IOA-Evsnlng Han Pd, Sanford, Fl. 1hawNo44ftter -. is Son,. Sporting Gds Leonard Shell Butch's Chevron Westside Merchants NATIONAL LEAGUE W Chase & Co. 17 Railroaders 14 6 12 • 11 9 4 16 2 10 Medical Center Leonard Shell First Federal Cardinal Ind. ' kle in Shortcut Irks PGA - TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) irn Hinkle's shortcut had them AMERICAN LEAGUE W I. buzzing Thursday at the U.S. Flagship Bank 10 2 Open. George's 12 I HInkle, who shared the firstProsser Ford 1* 9 Atlantic Bank , 11 round lead with four others atlSem. Petroleum 5 iS under-par 70, opened a can of APEX 5 15 worms w hen he announced he had played the par-fIve eighth Into the gIiano hole by hitting histhdrive middle of the 17 fairway. At least five other players followed Hinkle's strategy. But the USGA announced It was Ig i taking steps to prevent the same thing from happening Friday. g "I was real tempted not toteli Ga Grayson IFIAWI Smith Mills Toils Mixon Morley Cu Poddicard Dspesn Michell Totals Barnett Bank was left sitting times In the eighth inning. Paul Post 5,105 lost its no-hitter, but a high and dry after reaching the Alegre struck the big blow, one-hitter was sufficient for a 9finals of the Bronco playoffs dubbing his eighth homer of the 0 victory over Royal AMC Jeep. And Kevin Wick hurled a seven. with a 9.3 victory over D&J season. In the Mustang division over hitter as Don's Shoe trimmed Equipment Thursday night in the Seminole Pony Baseball Tropic Bank and Mike Schmlt Rotary, 5-3, with Kevin Wick tripled, doubled and singled and and Gary Clippard having the League at Five Points. Thus once-beaten H&I) Shane McFadden had a triple only hits for the winners. Bill Realty and Di Equipment and two doubles. Also, Maronda Lang and Tim Greene had two meet tonight at7:301n the finals Homes posted a 6.3 Mustang doubles each for the losers. Datro Landclearing closed of the losers bracket, deciding win over Golden Comb Salon as k the year with a 9-3 win over c which advances to Saturday's 6 Kirk Rozek and Troy Blo Florida Electric as e Central th p.m. matchup against Barnett combined for a live-hitter, Joey Mohr and Ryan Mullins Bank. The latter can win it all two also going 3-for-4. o-hi tter. ed a n In the Pony playoffs. VFW pitch a win, or a loss would force with a winner-take-all game immediately following the first GALAXY HAD REALTY ASRH AI.RH game. 421 512 l.nk.m Cupit 32II I 2 I OliftIflI Bobby Miller pitched a twoOveritroit III 231 P, Alegre hitter and had a double and 413 rester Odom SII 41 3 MV*On Andrwi single to pace the Barnett Bank 401 311 Diwi Dapors 301 300 SkaiwiOn win. Mike D'Amlco tripl ed and Evans 40* 211 ClIlsi Huff McCormick singled, an d 100 III C1311111 I Caughill 2IS '° also had two hits for Barnett. • o , MY7OR Mulligan III 311 Tempesta Jim Robbins had both Di hits. 350 I • $ Totals Norman 32 13)0 Totals H&D Realty reached the ll i semis with a 12-5 win over 002 035 01-Il HID Galaxy Carpets, scoring eight 002 111 11-1 Galaxy Carpets p,,p y,, IYOZICIF , - , , . t ,•, Jo'ii'F f9 ,93/ OfYty ,55 ,41,'4Y flFO#/,V6 /1,? M14" / YEL+' q' /7' fI' (XII? Mff'Y PhI.fEPM'/ern? Y?oa/ 4RP/$'L' , of a o ng R Distributed by King F,stur,a 5ndkat.. Al SCOREBOARD M Major League Baseball By United Press International That French-Canadian hospiR H tality seems to be lacking in the Montreal Expos and Manager 395.40. 0(4.4)21.00 ; P (4-4) 93.00: T (44 S) Dick Wilhlamsandhlsteamsay Eleventh Game 2) 44540 It's just 17.60 22.40 37.40 the reason is sim ple 6AranoOlano Tenth Race, I, 1.14. Time 31.5$ 9.60 7.00 because they're not losing at erardo 4NIxOflWhitey 7.40 4.00 2.60 3VictorG 13.00 1 Carry Fred 3,00 2.60 the Olympic Stadium. 0(3.6)44.601 P (6-3) 10300:1 Stromber Detroit Stromberg-Carlson a 6-4 dogleg." Clevetnd triumph over Whigham Fur- USGA official James Hand, Toronto niture in Sanford's Met ro whosald he knewofat least five others who played the hole that Softball League. John Whigham homered for way, announced that a tree 29 27 .311 7'/, 10:35 p.m. 20 30 .300 0½ Calif the furniture team. Wahien hit a homer, triple and Hinkle shared the top spot single and Ed Ma.stak and Don with Tom Purtzer, Keith Anderson each had three hits. Fergus, Andy Bean and former Joe Candalino had two hits for Open champion Lou Graham. They were the only players to Cardinal. AAA COOP. As It break par on the difficult 6,982 yard Inverness Club course. CARDINAL 43 III butler AS RH W L Pct. 01 Houston at Montreal, night Atlanta at Now York, night 32 27 .542 '/ 33 29 .533 Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night Chicago at San Diego, night 32 29 .521 4½ 29 31 .113 7 3$ .404 . MA Cooper Transportation shortcut, would be planted Texas "iuc ua start of Chlcagq C)OJhettI'1 CtingtLlid'wsCrie1" 16-1, In the other game as Jeff Friday's second rotaid. Q St. Louis at San Fra nc isco 35 26 .594 - THURSDAY NIGHT RESULTS JlAll a-a FIRST RACE 1 Sun Riv Lehigh 25.20 15.40 4.60 3PrcudMac Win 440 .2.10 4 Forever Kent 2.40 THURSDAY NIGHT DAYTONAREACH THURSDAY NIGHT First Race, D,S.14,flme3l.,4 6 Sandy's Jetaway 11.00 5.40 4.60 Seven other players were just Toronto (Underwood 0-9), 7:~? P.M. --.-- -----.--•- -- -'..I0.A. ------. - .--- ..-..-.. Ewen ing Hemid SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, June 15, 1979 1.20 2.10 Time 2:11. Marlow Andriano Duke J.Greeni Totals Atlanta Braves for their 20th win in 23 games at home. Galdos-Mandiola 0.00 7.20 3.00 S Coins Lady -'• . ..-. - •'.- Jenkins 2 3II 3 2o 03 Gordon Harrell 3II 30 Nichols 3II McKechnie 3 0 I 3411LyncI 255 Kesslnger Bergsr lewersos Rice ift... . •h: . .._ :r,• .' . :. . ... - - 4 Kucharski ill III III 3)5 .. Anderson The victory moved the first- Hotllday Motionkamp ,154 Maraia Titus League East. 21 I I 221 .oi s-4 SI C. PLA. DATNO iCTRIC With Montreal trailing, 3-1, In Hoffman At0*•I Archor vsvm the eighth, Rodney Scott led off Mullins _____________ 3.00 Gene Garber, 3.8, was greeted I II I 1 1i 1 3.2 I I meow III I s Broomfield 111 *eyswm 21$ • Mulllna I2I 2, 255 aymonds 311 III II I37 II 3 I Sf115 Powy Second Race 4 Midnight Honey 5.60 3.40 2.60 Dawson's double put runners on Wood Iaudwns 1.60 4.20 second and third and reliever Landers IFrostyCounsel ITranI.Andre 2.60 0 (2-1) 39.10: T (5'3l) 239.20. Second Game 7 4I Kerr Thursday night, lifting MontGutisy real to a 4-3 triumph over the Lancasl., starter Buddy Solomon. Andre 1100 5.00 STranl.Gerardo 0 (4-0) 25.50; T (4.5.1) 102.40; 6.00 3.10 IStable 2lrustaAndr 3.20 TIme :io.i. I Carry Zig Third Race Q(4-S)S9.20,P(4-S)137.10;T(4-SQ(6.I)44.IOpP(44) 17$.50 ;T(4.$ 1)1016.31. 2 R.Clipgard 26 I Wick 3I 311 4 1 2 McKolvey lIe Sawyer 311 3 I I Turner 3 II 300 G.Clippard 30 I 20 1 KIts 21I 2 Cos 310 II0 24 S 3 21 3 7 Totals Gardner b0r 0 (1-3) 107.40: 1 11 34) 743.20: with a single against Atlanta Decker 11.00 4.10 3.00 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ai 1 H DONS SHOES 4 I Rogers 3I 10 Cardinals in the National 1111111 AMC Jeep HARNESS 2ArganoC.erardo .' T.Oroine Thayer lead over the Idle St. Louis VFW Post S415 At SEMINOLE SVictor.Gasti II ROTARY place Epos into a one-game Totals A- 2,4Iti Handle SI6,621 DAYTONAIIA"H California 10, Tor,.,ntc 2 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Oakland (Hamilton 70) at 7)117.05. Dog Racing Thursday's Games Milwaukee 6, Texas 2 .- . Tony Perez hit a broken-bat, Rotary 000 II) 1-3 121 13$ xrun-scoring single and Gary Dan's Shoii VFW Carter followed with a two-run ROYAL AMC double in the eighth inning P0515405 s R H Standley AIRH 3:: 4.60 Hbrness Racing 15.00 P (4.1) 40.10: T (4.1- CincI at Philadelphia, night Cleveland 2, Oakland I Seattle 3, Detroit 2 Minnesota 4, New York 2 - 7 Blazer i roubles Saturday's Co mes 10 44 .21* 22½ WISS Minn which would prevent taking the Kin City -. Sti I Today's Games (All Times EDT) (Anduar Houston 5-4) at Montreal (Sanderson 4.4). 7:35 p.m. Atlanta (Niekro 7.9) at New 3.40 $ Thanks 499.50. York (Swan 6.4h 0:05 p.m. 0 (1 4)17.60i P (4.1) 69.60; 1 (4-1Twelfth Game Cincinnati (Seaver 3.5) at I) 245.40. 7Mut1Ect,h1 16.00 7.60 10.00 Philadelphia (Christenson 13). EleventhR.ace,A,S.14,Time3l.32 10.40 5.00 S Isasa-Diaga 0:05 p.m. 4.60 2.40 2.60 1 Ramon-Goiri 1 Victie's Flash American League 4.00 Chicago (Reuschel 5-5) at San 5Jot 3.00 3.20 East L Pct. CI Diego (Rasmussen 3-6), 10:00 7 B. Ginger 0(5-7) 74.00: P (7.5) 135.00: 1 (7.5. 3.50 anybody about It," said Hinkle, p.m. 0(10)12.00: P (1-5) 3030:1 (1-1- 1) $31.10. 39 22 A- 2,339; Handle- 5141,351. Pittsburgh (Biyleven 2.2) Los Chris Gagliano hit a two-run flashing a sheepish grin. "I just ) 37 22 .627 1 Boston Angeles (Sutton 6.6), 10:30 p.m homer In the fifth inning took a straight line from the tee Mliwauke Twelfth Race, C. . Time 36.00 34 29 .3.40 6 St. Louis (Vuckovich 6-3) at Rocky Knox 12.00 6.00 2.60 giving to the green Instead of the New York 33 29 .537 Thursday night, San Francisco (Nastu 2.4), 1 Mexican Frolic 2.60 3.20 n tes - Expos 61116-13 Kern's Garege - Sit High, Dry , ,y 2 20 CHEVRON Al I H I 30 I, Hill Ill Clsntz III I1I III TV 'is . 322 •, C. S1w 121 205 M.SAaw 121 CrSCkItI •5• III Hid5S5 211 ss LOS III • s, lid ••• Ill Hafissil Ill Dsfnstrss SII jump IS 12 2 Totals KERN'S GARAGE Butch's Chevron DUrneTT DUO"LUb J Chris Shaw pitched a no- at 5 p.m., while Knights of plooship series will open the hitter Thursday and Butch's Columbus takes on Rotary at 7 following week. Chevron Service defeated Ken p.m. Butch's Chevron Service and Kern's Garage, 124, in the final The Sanford Junior League Ken Kern's Garage were tied at game of the Sanford Pee Wee wraps up its season Monday 6-6 after three Innings, but League season. with two games, and the little Butch's Chevron scored six First Federal forfeited to major league city chain- runs in the top of the fourth and (1cm Leonard Shell In Thur- pionship series opens Tuesday held Ken Kern's to just two runs sday's other scheduled game. night with Chase playing in the bottom of the Inning. Shaw struck out seven and Two Junior League games Flagship Bank In a best two of walked nine for the victory. He are scheduled for today at three games series, The Junior League cham- also had his team's only two Chase Park. Elks plays Moose hits, a home run and a triple. PEE WEE W.L. AIR H BUTCH'S 9 1 SS s S 4 s 4 6 2 7 - 4?iLW 7111.9 it' P8 7Xt dt-T/#f8 0,40,f-546441NC7 (#,c4'P 1 147 6;A1101v /4' OOR//t57 ,4,VPYWAI #1 M,1f'T Paces Chevron A d cock Rooting Kern's Garage byJanMaver MAN OF STEAL Totals III l..4 126 I-1 by Perez' RBI single. Carter C.Fla.ltoctrlc OatroLandclearing then ripped a double off the left- 2)1.206.201 DID ($4) *31.70. 4Yank 21.00 5.00 2.60 field fence to give the Exposthe MARONDA 5-3)-a P (2-3) 111.31: T (2.3. 5) 443.21. 6 Chart ieDel 13.00 3.60 3.60 games, Chicago edged San lailotlBank GOLDEN HOMES 2 G Knight Jewel 2.60 2.20 Third Game Second Race, D, 5.16, Time 37, Ladd 700 lead. Elias Sosa tossed the final Al R H CONS 392 a shot behind, however, at evena'ae 0.20 3.20 4.40 3 Neros Hutch Seattle (0. Jones 16) It 6 Flick's Fantasy 12.20 6.00 3.20 2 SantI Causssaux 3 Il y two Innings to even his tecord Rizik 0 (2.4) 17.50; 3.00 3.00 (4-2-3) Grant five 'still 1 PV's Mark III Lee th an Cleland (Waits 1.4), 7:35 p.m. 4* Messing Gomel par 71, wi Stock 20.00 4.00 SZubI 3 I I $ L.Uvely 3 I Hill 6.00 Time 2:111 2.40 dGondra Mitchell at M. at 7 Bubba Baby California (Barr 3.1) 2 I I3 2 Lamb RobInson a • another stroke off the pace. Lee Mike Sky Four th Race () 20.05; P (2-5) 55.10: 1(2-5. Detroit (Morris 4-2), 5 p.m. I I Pi,e D.UVtV 0(14)41.10: P(6-I) 263.30; 1( 6-1Show 1 1 P.cewre The 71s included Jerry Pate ') •5-4 5MissHollyB 1.10 1.10 3.00 stanm.y i I 4 I 7) 340.00. "Wouldn't it be something jf Gilled. Kansas City (Splittortf 0.5) at Malsak Handskatti I I 2 0 Lynch Flail I Shiaway TeSS Fewffi Game I i - another former Open champ, Milwaukee (Caldwell 4.5), 5:30 Doug% Third Race, C, 5-14, Time 31.62 10.40 4.40 we finished 70-11 at home and Frieensr I I Owens 3 I 1 Jeffy Symbol 5.20 13.00.4.10 340 I Eana-Mandiola 22.10 5.50 S. WaNlen "1 COdy I Stubby Penny OISV5 Jim Colbert, Dana Qigley, p.m. S•IWfl II Evans 12 i Rich 3 Saflti.ROdOlfO 4.60 3.20 0 (1.5) 30.60: T (S-I-I) 317.2$: win only 25 on the road? RIcM. 1 Gazette Baltimore (0. Martinez 9.2) 5.00 440 I kms 2 I Chester ' Larry Nelson, BIll Rogers, Tom 5.00 Time 2:11.4. 60 4Victor.Arrie$a kIdded Ca rter , who, In par- Res II Gallons I I at Minnesota (Hartzell 3.4), 2 Easy Eddie 4 Totals 25 *6 16 MIkkI Sky Fifth Race 1111141 Weiskopf and reigning U.s. 5:30 p.m. 0(5-5) 44.00; P 0-01 163.10; T (s-s. Stapleton 0(74) 21.00: P (5-7) 16.2$: T ticular, hits well in Montreal. Will I I 114101414, 2lEMisner 7.60 3.60 310 4) 440.20. Boston (Tones 6.3) at Chico. 2)191.20. Walton Amateur king John Cook. WHIGHAM STROMIIRG 23 $ Totals SDoraslogieOne 1.50 .00 Fifth 24 Fourth Ra ce, All H FURNITURE Atlanta Manager Bobby Cox, Totals Itmarkedthefirsttlme since Q0 (Barrios 6.3). 5:30 p.m. 6.00 7.10 3.60 4.40 3 Dusty Lehigh AS I H 472 New York (hunt 2.2) at 3 Sneaked By 12.20 5.00 3.20 2 Gasti.Waliy oalllane 252 III-4 0 (2.5) 33.00; T (21.3) 497.40: who, like so many other MirondaHimes 2.60 4Sald-Diaga 4.20 1.20 III Wall wesmreek I l974no player was able to break Texcs (Matlack 1-I), 1:35 p.m. II) *01-3 lNextime Golden Comb SaI.i, 4.00 45 Cloments II Wheaten 3.10 Time 3:04. 5.20 1 Isms-Enrique managers comes to Montreal Saturdayts Games IMr.Goodbee 70 and on only three occasions • McDonald 3 I Galloway Sixth Race 0(2-4) 36.50: P (24) 179.40:1 (24. California at Detroit 0(1-3)17.00; P (3-1181,00; T 3-I. D&J IA1NITT with high hopes only to see his 20 3 PorTed Lee I is -have more players tied for S Saratoga Danny 16.10 6.60 3.40 I) 243.51. SANK EQUIPMENT I) 377.00. Kansas City at Milwaukee 20 Irown II brady 4.40 4.00 team come up empty, thought I Mac Farvel , Al I H o i the first round lead. Sixth Came Al I H uwi Drummond as Baltimore at Minnesota Fifth Race, 0, %, Time 39.54 3 2 2 Rsbkins II I DAmIc. I 11 Cooper 1 5.00 his Braves should have taken 5ky 7 lfl15tLGU'iTd 13.60 1230 7.20 6 Ban-Ic Lobell 4 HG "Is Black Oakland at Toronto, night alva 305 McCormick ia $ 3 61 30 Pakess Candtsf.s 0 (S-I) 21.40: 1 (546) 214.50: two of the three games played, 20.50 10.40 5.00 lTrani.Dlaga II 5.20 5.20 World Seattle at Cleveland, night Ba k er 2 10 S I iWing 1 2 Stoudem Ire I Fergus, who tame in with Rothman IVica nd iFern an 7.20 Time 2:01.3. Boston at Chicago, night 6Cotton Review Millir 300 5.50 2.40 I 2Sl'TY 3 I 32 6 II Braswell Totals and said of Th ursday's loss, as never e day, w Seventh Game , first 70 of th S3.21:P(7.4) 113.60;T(7-4. Weed ill SFunshine 3 I •Jofmson WNIMWS New York at Texas, night 2.40 harden 3 II 7 Meadow Litton 1) 459.20. 4 I I Hardwick Totals 9.60 3.40 2.60 "That broken-bat single by , 0(44135-64 1 P (4.4) 316.50; y (44 32 4 13 over par. AIlisi 211 3111155 3 Tiogas Power Seventh Game Si 11700. 3.00 2.10 Perez tonight turned the whole MCkee 3 1I "I played real well on the 1 I I Wells Vlcandl.Wally 3.30 13.10 4.20 3.40 6 Radar Bell Sixth Race, S. S-b, Time 3I.52 NattlilAl League Mills 31I 35 IIVITMI. Late Wednesday front," said Fergus, playing in 0 (3.7) *2.40: T (134) 149.40; game around." 31r1,staEnrku, 4.20 3.40 East 4Alight Det.sach •IITotals 2031 14.00 4.00 3.50 4.30 Time 2:09.1. Absey 3.40 3.00 $Zubi.Diaga 11$ W L Pct. 01 1 Ciaregun's Flyer his first Open. "It's a big tirlil AM COOPER STROMSIIO. In other National League yotais II 9 I Eighth Came Anderson CARLSON ASRH Anderson 31 Human r lass eIlraM 21 I MolsalI 4 of Cacsses.a Whalen Grant McDonald 21 1Lee Scab. $1 "IN Las of 11115 Ceackotus Totals I 1*3 so I5 I . I I I.a44 through so much to get here. Phila Graham, who seems to rise to Pittsbrgh the occasion in the Open, did a Chicago masterful job of sciamtliing I 23 33 .411 10½ West W L Pct. 05 "it was a pretty good round, Houston " but I did hit some bad shots, .0.1 S Carry Marge 3,40 0(14) I34.I;P(4.1) lI2.IS;T(4-1. 32 25 533 3½ S)399.0. 31 20 .500 5½ Seventh Game, A. 1*4, Times.,, 27 29 .112 4½ 6 Black Bonnie 3.00 2.40 in New York If shooting lIla lunder score. I I Rich Totals 33 22 .400 32 23 .512 I AS I N to be In on.. You have to go Montreal St. Louis II WIMSO Dn.mm.nd Suky 3*1 Cinci Sin Fran 1, I? said Graham, who intsad five Len Ang 31 27 .575 - 2K's Juno 3.50 750 lOather 340 0(24) sis, p (4-2) 11.40:1(6-2.1) 41.11 34 27 .557 1½ 1ighffiRace,D,%, Time 395 30 33 .476 4½ 2Claregun'i Phil 9.00 5.00 3.00 30 34 .469 1 6 Duke Axe .. 360 250 San Diego 30 35 .462 1½ lJohn Kulis 330 greens. "1 was able toCht1L( HILICOPTIRS DELUXE * 22 39 .361 13½ 0(3-4)12.41 p Al I N asa N Will close and that's the name or Thursday's Results ______ 1)121.51. Tucker I I aia III the game around here." Montreal 4, Atlanta 3 Prank NinftIRace,C,S.l4,Time1I.fl 2 I leynolde Ill C.PraM 1111111 j G.$ckon SImpeon I 1 I Clemmi, I CIsur Small EnglIsh Tilts It San Dgo 2, Pittsbgh I. II 4 Ransom Plots P.Wa11IngI.njIz inns. 6 Super Mindy l.waaapi, Sol Atlanta tllstic, was 2OVer-Par Chicago I. San Francisco 6 2BigResfMan Malo*i to the 13th, but he birdied •III going i* itovess s III Smith II I Tilts 351$ ''' Mullin MCMIH Price Norma. MaiweN mimwd Deei$srn Votes McAleor T.Yalos Totals three of the last six holes. "I'm just happy to start out 33 I 11 under par," said Bean. "The lit HOWAID MObil. OVIUDO AUTO *1151 PARTS Dunkless. Evans Bean, winner of last week's Last six holes kind of changed my round for the better." AIIM $i fli last of tbc 70 II SI Mills, of IlDirde , * shooters, made a bigger come- I I P1151551 II Sh uck I I lasSos IS Grady of , ,i. _ i s slumpl see elbow lot AndIliss I I 1111101 Il I Tilts back than 31 Jter going double-bogey and IS) s, triple-bogey on the fourth and 331 ItfIlth holes, he got It in high gar 1$5 on the last 'six holes, with birII1 115 ISIS dies on five of them. 'Good To 11.00 440 330 5.00 3.20 Have tt' 335 15)1-I 7 Higland Speed 3.40 3.10 11511151 Game III III S-I Francisco, 81, and San Diego D&J lewlamont 2 EganaEchanl: 16.00 7.40 5.00 2 Brinda Van 1 MutillaOlano 550 5.00 - 0 (6.?) 24.00: T (4.7.2) 131.60; defeated Pittsburgh, 21, In 14 TROPIC SANK MILEX SSaId-Rodolto 4.20 Time 2:07.3. innings. ADM H TUNE-UP AIR H NinthRace 0(1-2)31.2I1P(1.1) I1S.21:T12.1Powell 1 I 2I 51 251.25. $ Grateful Dot 5.00 5.00 3.20 In American League action, Prangipanol1I II White SchillIl Ninth Game lOscar ISald 4Pro(sos DeSilvis Ford 2 Last Stretch Tenth Game 3A9taI5Io 7EganaAnieta • Oscar-Olano 6.60 CaltfornIawallopedToronto,l0- 0 (2.2) 29.40, 1 (3-2-4) 337.10: 2. 4.00 4.10 5.20 Time 2:07.3. A- 1,43): Handle-$14,ISI. 0(23127.4I,P(3-2)77.lI;T(3.2- Pain Back I Says Sparky After Losing Debut I I liiistt Ill Totals 341417 Tropic lank Joy Hinkle leads her jazz dance Late Wednesday ofthegamewlthtwooutlnthc ninth Inning drove hi two runs HAD REALTY lAIN ITT Al I It SANK and gave the Cubs a win. AS R N 1.1.0 Cupit Ovorstrssl PadresZ,Piratesl: Alegre Odom III D'AmIce 3IIMcCermick 3 $ I Miller 2IIWood to 1 Roardsn I I I Alliii IlIMilli 351* Abney Totals Pinch hitter Barry Evans AndrIws DaPeis lined a two-out single to right- Evans Hull and allowed Leon Roberts c, scored three runs during a four- center in the bottom of the 14th Mulligan United Press literastiuial not disvobtIi," said AJId _____ 1011. "it feels good to have that score from third with run fourth Inning led Minnesota Inning to score Ozzie Smith Totals •i out baseball doest pain back in the stisnacli." from second base as San Diego to a win over the Yankees. winning run. , HIDIIALTY spad Anderson, Sparky w swept the three-game series larsen cam r out of the "I Just blew it," said Indian 2, A's 1: bSilbSlL" Anderson dugout with the darting U. Romklgues. "m w Jim Norris greeted reliever from the Pirates. with •_' WW the - neup., he was given a standing i. i Just III labor II 3 It III $II 355 316 I 11 III 161 214$ 115*1-I 2111501-4 GALAXY booted It and I feel Craig Minetto with a two-run EQUIPMENT 45-yew-old former ovation by the 21,667 fans at AS I N CAIPITS " triple with two out in the ninth * Goomm ____ 418 ma er ofthe(m"tIRida 'nger Stadium Salve IFrom . But games Man- Iimh t QevCIand to its Chelsea Ladles IsIbins ___ I 4 I Win, Sizzlin ', Bowl Ddoft uniform for 391 domed cheering t'iutthued oft he n.sota,ot past N Yomt, 4-Z second straight come-from: Pusler so ____ the first time Thursday alight I to returned to the dugout, Ander. Cleveland win over n 15 Gr.' I I.adb.,1., lead the ligers into tattle soJ Roll On, 18-5 13 11 onthetop step Milwauk.edefeat.dTew,6.2, Browers$,Rugen2: lob __ Lassies Breeze Baldwin Loses MØou 1,5 againet the Seattle Mariners. mad doffed ' 'P I sawei Buck Martinez, Sal Bando and 360 and California clubbed Toronto, sets .2' Bowl Tourney Opener Anderson had hoped to make "The ovation was - of the . Ben Oglivie drove in two runs Chelsea Ladles continued its *34 ague" 311 western Stulin' and a trlwnplssi4 debi* In the biggest )4fl I've ever had," each and Bill Travers tossed a blistering pace In the Seminole TIlts n 31 America posted Lassie League Baldwin Funeral Home American League, but the said Anderson, who signed to In the National League It was seven-hitter to spark County Women's Softball s.i uanipmant softball wins Thursday as dropped its Opener In the Senior Mariners puehsd ° manage Detroit for the next Montreal 4, Atlanta 3; San Milwaukee. League with an 184 win over GalavyCarp,,s Sol "I I: Western Stulin' downed League Top Teem toernamet unearned rim In the 011*1) inning five years. Diego 2, Pittsburgh 1 in 14 i- Aigmis 14. Bin Jays 2: Calvary Assembly Thursday ____________ Italian-AmerIcan Club by 74 on 1bsy nI*, losing a 64 to take a34 vktory over the Willie itikeni belted a first- night at Red Bug Lake Park. wi the score tied 2.2 In the nings; and Chicago 6, Sá T- F LO Ri 0 P. a key hit by Alvalin Dealba and decision to Maitiind. Tigers, *)C$CO 6. Inning grand slam wud Nolan top of the ninth, third baseman Chelsea, 7-0, was paced by Bowl America socked Kiwanis, The Altamonte Springs Anderson, however, was Jut AIWSUO Rodr4.gu, Who had Twins 4 Yankees 2: Ryan 5C$ttCred 11 hits as La urie Thompson's bases6.1, on two hits by Michele champion plays at 6 p.ni. thrilled 10 131 lIck, Butch Wynegar's bases- California pounded out i5 hits to Loaded triple and two hits by three hits, let a two-out Jff( AJJ( L.$4Iwf STATE son Bisingol. "It was disappointing but yet grounder go through his 1eg loaded, wind-blown double beat the Blue Jays. tonight In Ocoee. Kathy Larson. to siIOot 73 tO "I was jut or 74 after the first five or holes," he said. lemseent _______ behi d Gus. ______ .a.. I .,.................. . . Herald Photo By Tom Netsel ma s- s Milan Tune-up Cubs 8, Gluts 6: Mick Kelleher's third single I 13 I IMeifgOifls,T II *1 • 11111$ IS Cole II 12.60 10.00 trounced Texas, 6-2, and Totals 7.20 1.20 5.00 4Wsnevlrlruc. 43 2 I St.v,s 1I , Korger f ee McFadden 33 3 oauuin 4.20 2:05.4. Cleveland squeezed by saw TenmRace-0(44) 33.30j P (44) 231.31; 1 (4Vitals 3 Tracer's Runner 3.00 4.50 3.20 Oakland, 2.1, Milwaukee Howe SI) 440.50. I sea 43 1 I LewIs 740 2.10 Seattle nipped Detroit, 3-2, Cm 3.10 11.00 6.10 3.60 l King Berg 0(44)14.30; T (1-4.7)91.00: Time Minnesota beat New York, 4-2, 5.20 S.40 .' a number as part of class in Leisure Time program. Story, photos, page 2. �2—Evenifla Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June iS, 197 Dancers St aying Fit t% % 'Y .m-. .1 ; Joy Hinkle leads class In exercises in front of mirror .'-..'—. Joy Hinkle wasn't born wearing a pair of dancing shoes — but it must have been close. She has danced her way from ballet lessons at the Royal School of Dance in Orlando to her present position as an instructor at the School of Performing Arts in Fern Park. She has danced in productions of Oklahoma, Hello Dolly, Disco '78 and recently attended a workshop for dancers held by the cast of Chorus Line in Orlando. Having graduated with an associate of arts degree from Seminole Community College, Mrs. Hinkle, a Casseiberry resident, has returned to teach Jazz dancing in the college's Leisure Time program. Holding six classes each week since January, more than 75 women ranging in age from teens to 58 have been toning up their muscles and getting in shape through dancing. "Joy is a good teacher," Casselberry student Peggy Iselin said. "She's very positive and never makes any of us feel like we're not dancers, even though we're not." With upbeat disco music on the record player in the dance room at S.C.C., Mrs. Hinkle takes her students through limbering and stretching exercises at the barre, then progresses to isolation and floor work. Jazz steps and routines are taken up in the final portion of each class. New classes form this month and 8 weeks cost $15. '!•• :. hsp& rd I' 4 \..r,. Dozens of floor sample sofas, chairs, sleepers and sectionals 'from the FLORIDA, FURNITURE SHOW Newest styles and fabrics. Factory fresh (only shown 3 days at show.) HURRY FOR SELECTION ! Merchandise and Prices to fit Every Pocketbook! ' ___ .•' . . Text and Photos By Tom Netsel :.' - -w'.' -. -." w ii 2LQCATIONSTO-.SERV-E-Y-OAJ LOCAT-10-ANIMSM: PHIL DEERE'S , PHIL DEERE'S . mintru I urnitur FURNITURE FACTORY. CLOSE OUTS r DISTRIBUTORS INC. INC* -We Can But Anybodys Prices" OPEN DAILY .S:30-CLOSED WED.& SUN. 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DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me what has happened to William Jordan, who played Major Gatlin on "I'rojec UFO." I know be had a small part in "The Buddy Holly Story," but since then I have not seen or heard anything about him. Any Information would be appredated. Nancy L Fielder, Bcllmawr, N.J. Jordan is a professional actor, and he works as often as he can. The competition is acting is keen, and it isn't easy to Find work. He was recently on the TV movie, "Friendly Fire," with Carol Burnett and Ned Beatty. He played the sergeant. DEAR DICK: If Marlette Hartley isn't married to James Garner, then who is she married to? I read somewhere that she had a baby. Is that true? D.W. Benson, Ariz. Everybody seems so disappointed - almost angry - to learn that Mariette and Jim, who look so compatible on those camera commercials, are not mutually married. Actually, Marlette is Mrs. Patrick Boyriven. lie produces -- A Buinup L TELEVISION FrIday, June IS, 07, 4—Evening Herald Sanford. Fl. afnpmi -' ALL SEATS 1. TILL 4:15 II you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Ask Dick Weiner BAIRD-RAY DATSUN BARGAIN CORNER BUY HERE • PAY HERE WEEKLY PAYMINTS LOW AS DEAL with the DEMER who wants to DEAL! BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444N. *7.2. L.ngwood. (just Norm Of The Big Treel S31-13'I$ i ØCBS) 0 (ABC) °'° EVENING SATURDAY 8:00 JUNE 18, 1979 O ABC AFTERNOON 1:30 €D TIMBROMANIA A look at stamp collecting, one of the country's most popular hobbies with an estimated 20 million collectors in this country. is presented. EVENING HOLIDAY INN—LAKE MONROE— Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. JUDY'S HOME STYLE HAMBURGERS - Feed your family of 4 for $4.44 with our Chicken Special. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford. 9:00 J HOLLYWOOD WRAP PARTY This special open-air concert celebrates the release of seven Paramount motion pictures. HERITAGE INN - Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. SUNDAY Central Florida Zoological Park - U. S. 17-92, one mile east of 1-4 and 4½ miles west of Sanford. Hours 9-5. 1.Ittle Miss Firecracker Pageant and Fourth of July celebration sponsored by Altamonte Jaycees and Jayceettes. Wednesday, July 4 beginning at noon, Altamonte Mall. Barbecue, races, hot air balloon rides a!u1ir..y9rks. Psgeant for girls 58 Call 062-2311 fur i nTorimition. Polka Dance sponsored by Polish American Alliance Space Coast Lodge 3230, Sertonia Center in Gibson Plaza, Highway 1, Titusville, 8 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, June 30. Ron Luznar's "Polka Pals" will play. $3 per person. JUNE 17, 1979 AFTERNOON 12:00 t12 NBC RELIGIOUS SPECIAL Dr. Philip A. Potter, the general secretary of the World Council of Churches. Is interviewed by Richard Hunt. 1:30 O MILES TO GO A young man who has everything going for him finds his whole world turned upside-down when he experiences an epileptic seizure. 2:00 MUSIC CITY NEWS AWARDS Hosted by Lynn Anderson. Larry Gatlin and the Staffer Brothers, this special 'T General Sanford Museum Library, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m. only. "Fiber Works" exhibit on display at Pine Castle Center of the Arts, June 1-27, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. t65 p.m. Includes weaving and fiber sculpture. 5903 Randolph St., Orlando. will present awards chosen by the readership of one of coun- NEWS SPECIAL REPORT Frank Reynolds and Peter Jennings report on President Carter's trip to Vienna for the signing of the Salt II accord BORDER TRAFFIC The 1.200-mile boundary that divides Texas and Mexico is the scene 01 countless incidents of illegal drug smuggling into the U.S. (PBS) Joci.nv,li. Wando MONDAY WEDNESDAY JUNE 20, 1979 AFTERNOON 2:00 CD A PLACE TO BE EVENING 0 1979 CANNES FILM FESTI- VAL This year. the most starstudded awards ceremony in the film world features Jane Fonda. Gene Kelly, Burt Reynolds. John Travolta. Grace Kelly, Orson Welles and Diane Keaton. 10:30 TALKING WALLS OF POMPEII John Forsythe uses the graffiti of Pompeii to tell the story of the ancient Roman THURSDAY EVENING 11:30 JUNE 21. 1919 fL) THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL EVENING TUESDAY 8:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC JUNE 19, 1979 EVENING 8:00 €D IN CONCERT The Four Freshmen perform some of their most well-known classics. (R) 9:00 300 ING "Entrepreneur: Risk And Reward" The critical role of risk-taking and venture capital in the success of the United Qtntaa to iIIiitrntd. 11:30 €Ll THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL JUNE 18, 1919 ORMANDY AND HIS ORHE8TRA "A Japanese Odyssey" The Philadelphia Orchestra tours Japan, and performs works by Debussy. Ives. Brahms and Richard Strauss. (R) 4:00 ID ECONOMICALLY SPEAK- Redstone. builder of harpsichords and other authentic 18th-century keyboard instruments, is presented (R) 10:00 (tZ NBC NEWS SPECIAL John Chancellor reports on the history and ramifications of the Salt II treaty from Vienna. where the treaty will be signed the following day. MOSES - THE LAWGIVER Burt Lancaster portrays Moses in this epic account of the birth of the Jewish people, as based on the Biblical Book of Exodus. (Part lof6)(R) try music's oldest publications. *11 IN CONCERT The Four Freshmen perform some of their most well-known classics. (R) SPECIAL "Winged World" Descended from dinosaurs, birds of every size and description inhabit every corner of the world. 10:00 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 backfires disastrously. (Part 4 of 5) (A) (2) 10:30 IALTON OCHSNER AT 80 10:00 Dr. Alien Ochsner, one of the MELTORUE first to connect smoking and 10:30 lung cancer, is honored on his GD THE HARPSICHORD 80th birthday. (R) &IAD A r,nrtrit of Peter Sports On The Air coverage of the 15-round WBC Featherweight Championship EVENING SATURDAY bout featuring Danny Lopez vs. 700 Mike Asyala; and a 10-round JUNE 16, 1979 soccn MADE IN GER- lightweight bout featuring HowMANY ard Davis vs. Jose Hernandez. AFTERNOON from San Antonio, Texas. 1:30 (12) SPORTSWORLD Coverage of the United States GymnasJUNE 17. 1979 0 WRESTUNG tics Federation Champion200 ships. featuring Men's CompeAFTERNOON ([Z PRL'OAME SHOW tition. from Dayton. Ohio; Oaks Horse Race from Epsom. (12) BASEBALL Regional England; NASCAR Dogwood from Marlinsville. Vs. Classic coverage of Baltimore Orioles 2:30 at Minnesota Twins; California U.S. OPEN Live coverage 0 MONDAY Angels at Detroit Tigers. of the 18-hole final round of play in this golf tournament 2'30 JUNE IS, 1979 O U.S. OPEN Live coverage fror.s the Inverness Club in EVENING of the 18-hole third round of Toledo, Ohio. play In this golf tournament 400 6:00 from the Inverness Club in SPORTS SPECIAL Live BASEBALL (4)0 Toledo. Ohio. Loch Haven Art Center 23rd Members' Annual Jetted EzbItla, May s-July 4,2416 N. Mills Ave., On_sido 61 local artists vie for $1800 In cash prizes. - - -' • ,'? . . j_. snowerS the uproarious lovemaking of a man and woman up.'. stairs. Joy incarnate, r , t 1. -. . / ' '' . - , Styron's "Sophie's ('hoiee.'' his first ''.. sincethe 1967 I'ulitzer I'rize winner novel Si '"flw Confessions of Nat Turner,'' is profound. probing search into the nature if etil. ,psychulogicuhlY) scarred survivor of the death camp of Auschwitz. the that Remember Germans, who tried to kill all Europe's Jews and gypsies had Poles next on the list and managed to exterminate about 2 million of them. Also. so-called many that ticwere Poles Christian tively anti-Seiiiitic. As the story fills out, we learn more and miiure about these three, among others, but Sophie is the focal point, She lies and she tells the truth, but even her lies are revealing and Integral to the account. She can tell only so much at a time, because what she went through is too horrible to recall, until circumstances force her to. , e query. @A& Ao.rhI#i .. 'V ,. ,- -, tell me, where was God?' when he sees then: for the First time, that night in And the the hail as he returns from a response: walk, the man, Nathan is hurling the most vile insults ' Where was and threats at the girl, Sophie, who is shattered with man? terror, bewilderment and grief. Next day they are all Can more be added to what we already know about the love again, Stingo comes to know and Nazi horror? Yes, and the love them, especially the answer always will be yes. achingly desirable, Polish The magnitude of that evil, Sophie. Nathan is a research like the Inquisition or the of slaughter scientist, absolutely Turkish Armenians or the Russian brilliant, subject to violent changes of mood, Jewish. )orges or any of the Sophie, born and brought up genocidal forays, never can a Catholic, schooled in anti- be measured to its extremes. Semitism by a fanatical There is too much. fatl*t is an'aliflMt fatajjj', Still., writers, historian— novelists, too - ,:iust eon• tinue to try, and Styron, through Sophie, provides one more dimension.Somehow, through horror he sees hwnunity, in its cnpacit for evil amid For suffering. Certainly not the first writer to accomplish this, he still evokes the minutiae will: an agonizing Feeling of truth. IF Auschwitz, where Sophie had been in 1943, becomes the dark Flame of the book, it still is but one of several elements. Stingo's erotic adventures and n,isad' ventures, Nathan's strange Soph I e' s excesses, passionate Involvement with her Brooklyn life, peanut farming In Virginia and a score of other lively accounts book the help make a in exhilarating kaleidoscopic way. Dazzling, ever changing patterns, and the writing is sumrunguy graphic and beautiful, Yet "Sophie's Choice" remains at its incandescent core at profound, probing search into the nature of evil. Tile questions about the terrible things that happen in the world probably cannot be answered, though utmost on the final page, Styron responds to one aspect of the question with: another question: "The most profound statement yet made about AustchwitZ was not a statement at all, but a response. "The query: 'At Auschwitz, tell inc, where was God?' "And the answer: 'Where was man .." - L .. NEA NEW YORK Twelve years have passed since William Styron's fourth: and most recent novel, "The Confessions of Nat Turner, ' was published, earning the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1967. So inevitably, considering his reputation as one of America's finest authors, the appearance this month of "Sophie's Choice," i Random house New York, $12.95), his fifth novel, is a literary event. Whether the book is praised or condemned, it is news. Good news. A lengthy book, infinitely detailed, painfully personal. titillating Ill its comic and rueful candor, "Sophie's c1:oice Illuminates by one more degree the mosttijonstrous evil in modern times, if not ill all time. And almost at the close of its 515 pages it reveals what must be the most terrible act of cruelty ever perpetrate by one hwnan creature on another. Readers cannot shield themselves from the devastatiohi of their own spirits by reiterating that this is Fiction. The weight of truth is beyond denying. Unquestionably autobiographud ia one respcct, the account is narrated by Stingo, who is 22 in this spring, swnmer and fall of 1947. LIke St)Ton he is a native Virginian, ex-Marine and graduate of Duke University who is in New York to pursue a writing career. Recalling that period from the present, he menthins achieving literary distinction in 1967, also speaks of a novel about Not Turner, the black rebel from Tidewater, Va. 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Adults, $1.50; Children over 6, 50 cents senior citizens and under 6 admItted Per Week June 15 thru 21 çJ (NBC) Time-Out To Eat and directs commercials. They have a son, Sean, who is now ½. DEAR DICK: 1 have a question about BenjL How can I write to him. And how many Benjis do they use to make a movie? G.P., L:tbbrldge, Alta., Can. 1 don't give out star's addresses, and, besides, I doubt he can read. He's a clever dog but there are limits. There is only one Benji, unlike the Lassie and Rin Tin Tin tradition. He does it all. But he isn't the original Benji. The dog in the most recent film is the original's son. DEAR DICK: In the soap opera, "Another World," John Randolph was burned in a fire and then died. Why are they taking him off the program? I've watched him since he defended Pat when she was a teen-ager. Later he married her and they had two children who are now grown. Did something happen to him in real life? H. Kennedy, Ogden t!tah. No, nothing hiuppend to him. The actor's name is Michael M. Ryan, and tL. producers of the show just decided the character had outlived Its usefulness, so simply wrote him out. It happens all the time. Sometimes people in real life are written out, too. DEAR DICK: I used to watch the show "Soap" but for some reason they took It off the air. It was at the end when Jessica Tate had to make the decision between her husband ho had amnesia and marrying a detective. Bert spotted a liFt) and nobody believed him and then the LiFt) took him away. Bert'sson tried to find the person wIn, murdered his wife and got caught, and his brother who is guy fell in love with a girl in a religious group. Whatever became of all of these people? (Name Withheld), Rock 11111, S.C. The way you tell it has a certain ring to it. The show is off for the swnnier but will r,!surn in the fall, when all your questions will be answered. 0 14 GOGUDE Styron's New Novel Is A Literary Event .................. .- — pI'V.#D �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 15, 1979 r RuIJI 13 U.S. OPEN Highlights of ocond.round play in this pres- 6:00 (12) (4) 0 MORNING The Sweathogs chip in to buy tigious golf tournament from s uncle, who the Inverness Club in Toledo. a car from Vinnia' runs into some unusual prob- Ohio. ED THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL EVENING 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER lems while trying to deliver it. 0 (12) NEWS 12:00 ED STUDIO SEE Visits two @3 MOVIE "The Long Duel" WALL STREET WEEK young Russians In Iowa who "Stagflation And Investment" (C) (1967) Yul Brynner. Trevor compare American and Rus- Guest: Gary Wenglowski. part- Howard. A nomadic Indian sian lifestyles, two young nor and director of economic tribe's problems eventually 6:00 (H) involve an archaeologist. 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A body and a tOO tons — Upper Respiratory" (2)0 CHIPS Sindy, hoepital.- witness disappear, catching & ized in critical condition, is gus,, framed police officer in a web 1:30 ,,,,.pecta 17 ..fln.tC MORNING strange planet, Starbuck is res. - -- riouswn, rai rvc1Iiuv. me mamaent tribes succeeds in remov9:00 Atom Age 7:30 lion Of Sarah" (1978) Kay 0 MOVIE ing the man's evil brother from 2) HOLLYWOOD WRAP PARLenz, Shelley Winters. An inno- Vampire" (B/W) (1961) Albert (2) Q BAY CITY ROLLERS leadership of his people. (2 TV This special open-air conTHE CROSS-WITS 0 cent college freshman uses her Lupo, Susanne Loral. A mad @3 ARTHUR AND COMPANY Hrs) JOKER'S wiw cart celebrates the release of 40 MACNEIL / LEHRER supernatural powers against scientistlsabietohealthefaCl- O3OMINUTES 0 U.S. OPEN Live coverage seven Paramount motion at scars of an entertainer by 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI- of the 18-hole third round f pictures. the evil members of a sorority REPORT who are playing cruel pranks using the glands of dead MALS "The Cow" (R) play in this golf tournament @30 CBS MOVIE "The Last 7:30 women. (l Hr. 45Min.) on her. from the Inverness Club fl Of The Good Guys" (1978) 100 (2) LIARS CLUB V.I. iori Robert Culp, Dennis Dugan A 1:07 (2) 12) ALViN AND THE CHIP- Toledo, Ohio. (4) DANCE FEVER BOOK BEAT "The Powers rookie policeman's compas9:30 MUNKS THE MUPPET8 Guest: 0 MOVIE "Houseboat" (C) That Be" by David Halberstam. sion for a seriously ill fellow PROBE (1958) Cary Grant, Sophia (1) o POPEVE Mania Sorenson. officer puts him on a collision Loren. A wealthy young woman 0 FANGFACE 3:00 FAMILY FEUD 1000 ERICA roving band course with the tyrannical a job as a family maid, BIG VALLEY A ff2) CAROL BURNETT AND f2J 12) EDOIE CAPP.A MYS- takes 0 of marauders begins robbing squad sergeant. (R) FRIENDS Guest: Roddy IER$E8 Eddie's eccentric aunt bringing the widower and his 8:30 LOVE BOAT "Gopher's (Renate Vanni) becomes con. children closer together. (2 (1) 02 FANTASM FOUR and killing InIne valley. and the McDowall. Opportunity" Bobby Van, ranchers try to stop it. DICK CAVETT Guest: vinced that she and her corn- Hrs.) ØSCOOBY'SALL-STARS Elaine Joyce; "Home Sweet V.I. PEOPLE Glenda Jackson. (Part 2 of 2) panion are murder targets. (R) ) CONSUMER SURVIVAL 307 Home" Nancy Walker, Abe severe thunDALLAS A "One Million Years KIT "Retirement Planning, (4)0 3:30 8:00 0 MOVIE vigoda; "The Switch" Ron derstorm forces the Ewing B.C." (C) (1967) John RichardWater Filter Systems, BatterCZ) (M DIFPRENT STROKES Palillo, Melinda Naud. 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(A) resources of the sea. (R) 0 THE FBI (TIME APPROXI9:30 Emperor 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT grandfather. THE FIGHT AGAINST UUAS, YOGA AND YOU The officers and the crew of the Augustus and Livia. his beautl- MATE) "The Hijackers" Note: 4:30 Man's SLAVERY "One Sea Tiger develop a warm full but wicked grandmother. (R) The FBI will begin Immediately (1) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Property" in the Somerset 10.00 following the 3:07 am. movie. Coverage of the "World 600, camaraderie when their sub0 SUPERFRIEND8 case of 1772, a slave owner li-co marine Is trapped on the OCOSfl (2) (4)00(12) NEWS "Front Page a 600-mile NASCAR event, was taken to court to block MOVIE floor. Story" (B/W) (1953) Jack from Charlotte Motor Speed- rpturn of a slave he had nearly DICK CAVETT Guest: E.L. Tender 10 WASHINGTON WEEK IN Doctorow. Hawkins. Eva Bartok. Ta.ve wa its No. Carolina; Pfl')" beaters to death. REVIEW fateful hours in the life of a National Championship bowl. 11:30 10:00 newspaper editor are depicted. ing tournament from Las 8:30 (2) 12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Turkey jI 112) SUPERTRAIN A ps Vegas, Nevada. (2 Hrs.) (2) (12) COMEDY THEATER Carson. Guests: Steve Martin, 0 WORLD WAR II 01 DIARY dential candidate (Roy Thinnes) "McGurk: A Dog's Life" Bud Greenspan, Doug Henn10:30 travelling aboard Supertraifl is To insure a nutty tender"The Bulge" McGurk, a debonair and ing, Nanette Hartley. kidnapped and replaced with nose in his Thanksgiving (2) (111) DA. '• DUCK sophisticated dog of the world, (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME turkey, President Benjamin (4)0 TARZAN / SUPER 8EV. his con-artist twin brother. (H) becomes romantically involved • MOVIE "Key West" (C) Harrison's turkey was force- EN C2)IRONS$OE 0 FANTASY ISLAND A with Iris, the mother Of the (1972) Stephen Boyd. Woody fed three walnuts and a 0 DONNA FARGO Guest: young woman (Carol Lynley) Jay O$fllofld. pretty young pup Camille. Strode. A former CIA Chief glass of sherry during the (2)112) FRED AND BARNEY who wants to be reunited with 112) BI1IERGENCY ONE 0 WELCOME SACK, KOTTER becomes Involved in a chase last days of Its Ufe. a former love and two vaudevil1130 RG LIME "Politics And ions. øi.il u,,ict ...... -, iivu'., r' MUVJL' I After crash-landing on a 6:30 2OUNTRY GARDEN (2) (12) ROCKFORD FILES suspects an undercover norRockford is hired by a fashion E at Minnesota Twins; California lather's ghost. (Part 2 of 2) play colics agent of selling heroin to (4) FARM AND HOM designer to prove that foul SPECTRUM 0 desperate junkies. (A) Angels at Detroit Tigers. 8:30 was involved In the death of 0 HOT FUDGE MOWGU'S BROTHERS '1:00 model. (R) 2:30 (4)0 7.h() (4)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ- (1) (M MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (4) MOVIE "One Million Years A young African boy who was B.C." (C) (1967) John Richard- abandoned in the jungle Is res. ZARD Be and Luke are tricked Host: Bob Welch. Guests: Paul BLACK AWARENESS into repossessing a car for McCartney and Wings. Olivia 0 son, Raquel Welch. A prehls- cued and raised by a family of 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Newton-John, Foxy, Thelma (I'll) PLANETS toric pair of loversfromCiitfer- wolves. (R) RATTLE F THE IJD AUI. SUNDAY June Salad Bar Baverag. $95 3 COMPLETE Dessert Try o ne o our new crepe desserts flrThurs.Sat.4' Lunch: M-F11-2 Sunday Dinner: 12.3 --_305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford____ For ReservatIonS: ,j ,,, . .'.'. ' ' , 3234255 I r1 -! - '"p--'' ........,. .. ,.''........... If - �Friday, June 15, 979-9 Evnlng Herald, Sanford Fl. 8—Evining Hors Id, Sanford, fl. TUESDAY Friday, Jun. 15,1979 Daytime Schedule Pool Players' Film HOLLYWOOD (NEA)— Cit? t MORNING 5:30 O SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 Subject matter of movies runs In cycles, These days, TV movies are frequently about diseases (autism, Hodgkin's disease, retardation, etc.) while feature films about sports (tennis, skiing, basketball, bowling) are common. And now they are shooting a movie about pool. It's called ''The Baltimore Bullet," and I watched as they were filming part of the climactic tournament sequence. A big banner declared it a "Hustlers Tournament," and some of the genuine pool players hanging around said there really was such a thing. "Yep, had one of those every year in Johnson City, Ill.," said Steve Mizerak. "Honest and truly was such a thing." In this one , the finals are between James Coburn and Bruce Boxleitner, and the two were out there, lining up shots and chalking their cues and doing all those traditional things. The real pool players, all dolled up in tuxedos, wat- (12)PTLCLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (14) CRACKERBARREL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE O 1:00 8:30 DAYS OF OUR LIVES M 4Z TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- T MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE CA 'YOU RESTLESS ED LILI. .S, YOGA AND OU (R) ALL MY CHILDREN 9:00 El) JULIA CHILD AND COM(12) (4) DONAHUE PANY 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 1:30 43 MOVIE AS THE WORLD (12) DINAHI TURNS ED THE LONG SEARCH ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY 9:55 GARDEN mIIPRrAT (1) PORTER WAGONER 8:30 @1i KUTANA O THE LITTLE RASCALS 10:00 (2) il2) CARD SHARKS (4)ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ED STUDIO SEE (R) 10:30 6:45 (1) 111 ALL STAR SECRETS €l) A.M. WEATHER (14) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 6:47 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI. NEIGHBOR (2) (2) TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING O GOOD MORNING AMERI- CA James Coburn in 'The Baltimore Bullet' (P1'xi.er" 0 10:55 CBS NEWS 11:00 2:00 (12) 112) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED FLOWER SHOW 2:30 (12) 112) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT CD V.I. PEOPLE 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED FRENCH CHEF 3:30 M•A•8•H (R) (12) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 7:00 their faces. Willie Mosconi said that this was the first film about the game since "Hustler." "And that wasn't really about pool," he said. "That was more of a love story. This one here is more of a pool story. 'Ahat other one wasn't too accurate. I've never seen anybody's arm broken." Irving Crane, a slim, gentlemanly old pro, said that he never did like "The Hustler." "That movie," Crane said, "didn't do the game any good. For 40 years, we've been trying to defeat the stigma—the pool player with the cigarette dangling out of his mouth. "This one is better, but June 19 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) El) HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED SESAME STREET (A) MISTER ROGERS (A) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA AFTERNOON O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 02) NEWS 12:00 7.30 PASSWORD PLUS (2) (2)112) TODAY (4) THE YOUNG AND THE O GOOD MORNING AMERI- RESTLESS CA 00(ED NEWS 8:00 ED SESAME STREET (A) (141)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 12:30 El) OVER EASY (2) NEWS 8:25 (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000D MORNING FLORIDA 0 RYAN'S HOPE (U) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (12) NEWS l) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 00 EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WORLD OF THE SEA (12) MAKE ME LAUGH El) SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 (4)MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (12) GUNSMOKE there still are some scenes ficult shots by the unskilled that are no credit to me or to actors. It's simply a question the game. Hustling is of having the pros line them 5:00 deception; I've never done up, show the actors how to CAROL BURNETT AND (2) hit the cue ball, and then It." FRIENDS Le 13JiCunore Bullet" is doing it over and over until it fl THE ODD COUPLE the first feature film from a comes out right. ED MISTER ROGERS (R) group called FilmFalr, Boxleitner admits he is a 5:30 which has been making r He's NEWS rookie at this sport. commercials for 20 years. it never had a cue in his hand flHOGAN'S HEROES Is the brainchild of John before this, but he says he's (12) BEWITCHED GD OVER Brascia, the co-producer, who most people remember James Cobi'... says he has as a great dancer. bug. (R) played snooker all his life June 18 Brascia danced for many El) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Five Red Herrings" (Part 3) years on Broadway and then and some pool, but he Is MONDAY the professional hardly in Aristocratic sleuth Lord Peter famous in films (he did the finds six murder Wimsey Frankie and Johnny number class. He says be needs a lot not yet old enough to be called EVENING suspects who are artists and with Cyd Charisse in "Meet of coaching. men. (A) who have recently quarrelled apSharif Is also Omar (1)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Mein Las Vegas") and then with the victim. Baltimore 6.001 prompted to "The Is Coach Reeves he teamed up with pearing In 11:00 allow an autistic boy to join the ()00 (12) NEWS glamorous Tybee Afra. The Bullet." He is world famous (2) NEWS £ STUDIO SEE Talks with Carver basketball team. (R) ()(3J 0 0 (12) bridge player, and I a as dance team of Brascia and young skateboarders. country 0BASEBALL DICK CAVETT Guest: TenTybee performed all ovmi 'hc asked him if this current singer Beth Crider, visits W BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL nessee Williams. trend of sports films might Alaskan Indian fishermen. (R) world, "Women Inside" Inmates of a 11:30 be extended to include a Miami prison discuss their 6:30 TONIGHT Guest host: (2) (12) everyday lives, hopes and The easiest part, actually, movie about bridge. "No. I (1) al NBC NEWS Bob Newhart. Guests: Peter dreams with Bill Moyers. in a film of this sort is what don't think so," he said. (4)0 CBS NEWS Fonda, Aretha Franklin, Joe Wambaugh. 9:00 movie-goers think is the "Bridge is too serious to 0 ABC NEWS VILLA AIEGRE(R) hardest—making the dif- make a film about." () (12) NBC MOVIE "Alice (4) NEWLYWED GAME ock. Doesn't Live Here Anymore" 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rock700 ford returns home from vacaEllen Burstyn, Kris Kris(1975) 0D TIC TACDOUGH (12)'T)CTAC lion to learn someone has toflerson. A recent widow and (4)MARY TYLER MOORE assumed his identity. used his her young son leave their small with an unfaup Mary meets credit cards and bungled one mid-western town and head for ' vorite ex-boyfriend. California in search of a new of his cases. 0 THE CROSS-WITS —F life. (R) 0 POLICE STORY Joe's QJOKER'S WILD (4) 0 MASH Hawkeye attempts to convict a rapist(121 TO THE POINT murderer are frustrated by a and B.J. discover that Charles' Ryan O'Neal In 'The Main Event woman. (R) (1) MOVIE "Not With My Wife, You Don't" (C) (1966) 6:00 Tony Curtis, Virna Lisi. An Air Force major Suddenly realizes ) a) 0 0 (12) NEWS Ig 'ijfO SEE Visits Lytton that one of his friends is paying primate Confer.. largest men- more attention to his wife than key colony in the U.S.. young he is. (2 Hrs.) fencing students, animator Eric 0 MOVIE "The internecine Schmitz. (A) Project" (1974) James Coburn, Lee Grant. A prominent ocono6:30 mist who is offered a high-level (2)112) NBC NEWS government post turns to mur0 C88 NEWS a) der to eliminate the skeletons ABC NEWS In his closet. VILLA ALEGRE (A) U THREE'S COMPANY 7:00 Janet. terrified by a mouse in (2)TIC TAC DOUGH her room, agrees to switch a) MARY TYLER MOORE beds with Jack. (A) When a union strike hits the ED ORMANDY AND HIS station, Mary and Lou have to ORCHESTRA "A Japanese deliver the news. Odyssey" The Philadelphia O (.11) THE CROSS-WITS Orchestra tours Japan, and OJOKER'S WILD performs works by Debussy, l MACNEIL / LEHRER Ives, Brahms and Richard REPORT Strauss. (R) EVENING 7:30 MACNEIL I LEHRER 710 (2) YOUNG PEOPLE'S BPSCIAL "Cajun Cousins" Two youngsters, both descendants of early French settlers, lead very different lives 3,000 miles apart: one in Louisiana. One in Nova Scotia. a)HOLLYW000 SQUARES WI SEARCH And Nightmares" O FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve Lawrence, Sally Struthers. S DICK CAVETT Guest: E.L. Doctorow. Rhythm & Rhymes Tues. Thru Set. 9 p.m. TIl 1 am. UNDER CONVERSION TO A U-0 lamikil, .. 1.4 & S R46 OF SANFORD— 1.4 PH. 323-4010 SANFORD 800 (2)112) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Charles and his friend Jonathan Garvey try to o,pv. tq JIij menially paid Korean servant has much more to offer than they originally assumed. (R) El) MARIE CURIE Maria Sklo' dowsica serves as a governess in Poland before entering the Sorbonne in Paris. After finishing first in her class, she propares to return to her homeland. (A) 9.30 (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Lea Neuman. the timid news director, hears an insulting remark about his manhood from a sportscaster and decides to commit suicide. (A) i000 (4) 0 LOU GRANT Whit. investigating a high level coverup of an arson ring. Lou learns that Animal's apartment buildthe next target of the,! ire- • 1 •i :i .' Ii.' I he saw one. The fact that O' Neal later moved into acting did not diminish his love of fighting as many a bar owner can attest to). Li 9:30 til LIARS CLUB 0 TAXI Tony returns from out (4) MATCH GAME of town to discover that Bobby ØP4EXT STEP BEYOND let his prized goldfish die of 8HA NA NA Guest: Gary starvation. (A) Bonds. 10:00 t121 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Jean 0 MEL TORME Stapleton, Phil Silvers. 10:30 €D DICK CAVETT Guest: Ten- El) THE HARPSICHORD nessee Williams. MAKER A portrait of Peter Redstone, builder of harpsi8:00 2)112) THE RUNAWAYS Steve chords and other authont:c befriends a high school student 18th-century keyboard instru. whose doubts about his mas- meets, is presented (11) culinity are threatening his rota11:00 lionships with his family and (2) (4) 0 0 ci NEWS DICK CAVETT Gui'st:: friends (4)0 THE PAPER CHASE Mickey Mantle. Hank Aaicn. Hart is shocked when he learns Leo Durocher Ion) Gorman that the girl he is becoming (Part 1 of 3) romantically involved with is 11:30 Professor Kinqsfiold's daurjh,2 (12. BEST OF CARSON . ter host Jotuiri,' Carson (iu:.l Greene, Paul Williams, William l')tv;iri,' (;, a McI ,i(l (R) U HAPPY DAYS Wink' on Shii'cky vacation at a western dude ranch. Richie and Fonzio fall in love with the same girl NEWLYWED GAME FD IN CONCERT Th" Fr''. 4 BARNABY JONES ILirri irestimen perform some of by l,'.,rnc th a t an ,iit;,'ZjI their most well-known classics who was MippoSe!dly killed i t, (A) an auto accident is alive ,,iiil 9:00 well (R) Adam ABC MOVIE (I '2J NBC MOVIE Farewell. My Lovely" (1975) Robert Woman (1972) Beat, Bridge s . Mitchum, Charlotte Rompling. John Mills A prisoner in a 11h 0 Legendary detective Philip century Australian penal colony Marlowe uncovers a great deal learns he can be put on probaof corruption in the Los Ange- lion if he marries ri local ies society of the 1940s while woman. searching for a mysterious ED THEODORE BL'NDY TRIAL TVIO)AN TS. E V1MJ61.6 T146 t6TIVR5 AIJP OSE fl-1 TkE tJAMe CF C LUE 10 AN oOAiZ- JJfJ6 MOVIE. ACT. SANFORD INN REPORT A tormer Golden Glover, This summer, moviegoers managed by a perfume can view the one-two corn- heiress. The movie might be O'Neal got his start as a binatton of Barbra Streisand a fictional glove story, but as teen-ager in his own ring, and Ryan O'Neal in "The far as O'Neal is concerned, Main Event," a comedy his involvement In the fight built for him by his father, who knew a tough kid when about a washed-up boxer game Is a real love story. slick lawyer. ED THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL 12.00 (4) BIG VALLEY The Barkleys rotuse to release two shiploads of imported rice to a friend who wants to corner the market. Including the good, old-fashioned hamburger and cheeseburger. Our food Is fresh and delicious and served by friendly, courteous people who make eating Out a real pleasure at a reasonable price. So stop by Poppa Jay's and order something good for the whole family. Even if the whole family wants something different. Enjoy your meal at Poppa Jay's or take it home with you at our drive-in window. And let us know what you think. Tues. & Thurs. SPECIAL 3PM-fl PM ¼ BOX FRIED CHICKEN INTRODUCTORY OFFER Ms., CihShw, 12:31 Hip PIN 1 0 THE FBI "The Defector" (Part 1) 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Some Came Running" (1958) Frank jilT 's Sinatra. Dean Martin. A young man feeling disillusioned with the world seeks solace from an assortment of seedy but honestcharacters. 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 1742) Sanford PHONE 322.9212 tOO (2) 1121 TOMORROW Guest: Hours Of Operation: Sun, thru Thurs. 10a.m. Fri. and Sat.iOa.m.to 12 p m. Veteran televi.ion newsman Howard K. Sinhth......,,....._....... - . to 11p.m. I' 99 Regular Price $1.69 �Friday, June IS, 1979-11 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 15, In, 10,—Evenlflg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Simultaneous Exhibitions I Masters Remembered ForDrawings artistry Is bestowed on nonhuman elements; the manner In which cloth drapes, for example. Seeing how Michelangelo represents the folds and furrows, you are bound to conclude that almost no one In the next four centuries did It as well. While these drawings cannot be bought at any price, a 22-by-214nch poster of the "Portrait of Andrea Quarantesi" is available for $5, and the catalogue of 116 pages, with all'41 drawings shown is $12.50. The Morgan Ubrary's address is 29 East 36th Street, New York City, 10016. The exhibition was made possible through grants from the National ':••• . .. . Endowment for the Arts and •... 'S.... •. . .'OF ...'' Philip Morris, Inc. . .., .. ......... after century A Michelangelo, Rembrandt's k long and productive career, ' spanning close to 50 of his 63 :. ... . years, coincided tidily with ....................... . Holland's brightest era of painting, In which good at mastery remember, that he went supreme depicting the human figure through this entirely sensible preparatory process. So, is the feature that most shortly before his death commands the eye and (1564), he burned most of his gladdens the spirit. He tinsketches, studies and car- deratood how much power is toona. Fortunately, other gained by having the figure drawings were found in his turned, with the shoulders on house in Rome, and one plane and the hips on another. preserved, No anatomist could fault These drawings at the his delineation of muscle, Morgan Ubrary indeed look joint or bone beneath the like working sketches, flesh. Even In these aketsometimes with two or more as in his finished thea, placed every which-way on tic; the the brown paper. But they work, nothing Is are no less astonishing for sensr of motion and of life is irresistibly persuasive. that. . But the same attention and As might be expected, his . . •.. . ..' '';'• By NORMAN NADEI NEW YORK (NEA) - It may be mere coincidence Michelangelo di that Lvlco Buonarruti SImoni, Rembrandt Harmensz Van Rijn and Jean-Honore Fragonard are having unpoitant exhibitions here at the same time. And it certainly is coincidence, both strange and significant, that while these masters of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, respectively, are best remembered for their paintings (and scuipture, in the case of Michelangelo), it is their1 drawings that are being shown Yet this reflects the continuing and growing appreciation of drawings as the medium through which the singular genius of an artist is often best revealed This is In spite of the fact that paintings tend to be more forceful and dramatic, not Co mu(lofl more popular with collectors and higher priced. "..Through July 2,, t,.,......... - •.._L. Plerpont Morgan Library is . . showing "Michelangelo and p..- . ;. His World,' featuring 41 . '\ drawings on 24 sheets, lent . : by the British Museum. It IS .. . . the largest number of :4 ____ Michelangelo drawings ever exhibited In North America. AstheartidusualiydreWOfl _______ both sides of the paper, 17 of the sheets are mounted !................_____ .•,. .• . .. ,• framed on stands, away from the walls, with glass on . ., both sides. • .. • ,•. -. The rarity of Michelangelo . drawings can be explained : . .. . . ... .• "... by his obsession with per. . . . .. . fection. Uke many artists, .. . .,. . he drew before he painted, . working out problems of anatomy, posture, shading \4, b and facial expression m . But apparently he didn't want anyone to know, or Michelangelo's Study for the head of Dawn' 5" . . A FISHERMAN'S SEAFOOD BU FFET S.rv.d Saturday From 5 pm. 10 pm Cup of Homemade Fish ChowderFried Shrimp. Broiled Scallops Broiled Flounder Fried Fish Fillets. Fried Catfish- French Fried PotatoesHush Puppies, Cole Slew-Tossed Salad With Assorted Dressings and Relishes $4•95 1 of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE '$okJg The St. Johns" Sanford Ph. 313-1910 . S- artists and generous, enlightened patrons abounded. Amsterdam was cosmopolitan, prosperous and lively. While the Dutch were moderately religious, few artists painted Biblical scenes. Rembrandt was the conspicuous exception, and "Rembrandt and the Bible," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrates that fact. In contrast with the Michelangelo working sketches, Rembrandt's drawings were readily for sale and very popular during his life-time. As the first artist to draw and make revisions directly on the metal plate, he is considered the first modern etcher. In his latter years he introduced the technique of combining etching and drypoint, producing a greater range of light and dark values along with richer detailing. Before Rembrandt and for a long time after, artists WEDNESbAV EVENING 600 (2) (4)00 2) NEWS U) STUDIO SEE Lessons in Korean tae-kwon-do. puppetmaking, and the aft of glass weaving.(R) 6:30 (2) ) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS U) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Ted becomes upset when his vacation replacement Is a success. O CM THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD U) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4)FAMILY FEUD DANCE FEVER $1 .98 BEAUTY SHOW (12)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest; Alan Aida. U) DICK CAVETT Guests: Mickey Mantle. Hank Aaron. Leo Durocher. Tom Gorman. (Part lot 3) 800 LAUGH-IN Guests: (2) Bette Davis, Henry Winkler, Barry Goldwater. Ralph Nader. Roddy McDowell. Kareem Abdul.Jabbar. (R) (4) THE JEFFERSCNS George ts'Ion that agonizes over could change both his life and the life of someone very special to him. (R) PIG VALLEY A trusted ranch hand of the Bark leys Is wounded in a gunfight, and Nick sets off to find the manes daughter. EIGHT 4 ENOUGH Susan, Joanni. and Nancy discover that having their own apartmint Is not the bed of roses they expected It to be. (R) 0-THE LONG IJANCH June 20 "There Is No God But God" A Moslem wedding, dawn prayers in a market town, a pilgrimage to Mecca and a visit to Cairo give new insights into the Islamic experience: (R) • 8:30 (11) 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 overlcfok her. (A) 9:00 (2) NBC MOVIE "Stranger In Our House" (1978) Linda Blair, Carol Lawrence. A young girl's life turns into a terrifying nightmare when her strange cousin moves in and mysterious and eerie events begin occurring. (A) (4) CIRCUS OF THE STARS A variety of daring and unusual circus acts are performed by top stars from the entertainment and sports worlds. Lauren Bacall, Sammy Davis Jr., Jerry Lewis, Anthony Newley and Bernadette Peters are ringmasters. (R) 0 iaia CANNES FILM FESTIVAL This year, the most starstudded awards ceremony in the film world features Jane Fonda. Gene Kelly, Burt Reynolds, John Travolta. Grace Kelly. Orson Welles and Diane Keaton. O CHARLIF8 ANGELS Kris, suffering from amnesia, wanders onto a deserted beach where she is stalked by a crazed killer. (A) 0 MOVIE "The Love Machine" (C)(1971) John Phil. lip Law, Dyan Cannon. An ambitious young man stops at nothing to work his way up to the top of the television business. (2 Hrs.) GREAT PEORIANCE8 "Uncommon Women And Others" A group of young women is-explores the options open to them as "uncommon women" on the occasion of 4, depicted religious figures with a self-conscious religiosity; Rembrandt showed them as people. It is the humanity of his Biblical scenes that makes them so Immediately accessible; we identify with the people; they are not pageant figures. In the several scenes he drew from the aprochryphal book of Tohit, even the little dog is a real presence. Members of the Holy Family look like people we might know. At the Frick Museum — one of the world's jewels among fine art collections "Drawing by Fragonard in North American Collections" is the added attraction. That the 18th century Frenchman loved life is no secret; his sense of comedy, romance, intrigue, and his celebration of sportive sex in paintings, murals and ceilings Is evidence enough. And this same buoyant feeling prevails in his drawings as well, their seven-year college reunion. (A) 10:00 VEGAS Dan sets out to rescue a bevy of beautiful showgirls kidnapped for sale overseas by a white slave merchant. (A) Alien: Avoid It If You NEW RELEASE ALIEN (R) - Turn Skerritt, Sigourne Weaver, John Hurt. Science fiction-horror. This is part-S 'Star Wars," part-''Jaws." as it tries to scare you to death futuristically. A plodding old space ship inadvet tently takes aboard a monster, which does terrible things to the people it catches. The crew tries to kill it and definitely vice versa. If you like the type, this is GRADE: A, but avoid it if you scare easily. EVENING 6:00 (2J @1) 0 o 121 NEWS U) STUDIO SEE Hang gliding in Virginia, making grit-sickles. building sand castles, and the adjustments of a young muscular dystrophy victim. (A) 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS U) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH @1) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary receives a chain letter from her boss. ii THE CROSS-WITS EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE U) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 i1 LIARS CLUB @1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME O $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. €11 DICK CAVETT Guests: Mickey Mantle. Hank Aaron. Leo Durocher, Tom Gorman. (Part 2ot3) 8:00 10:30 U) TALKING WALLS OF POMPEII John Forsythe uses the graffiti of Pompeii to tell the story of the ancient Roman city. (A) 11:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS U) DICK CAVETT Guests: Mickey Mantle. Hank Aaron, Leo Durocher. Tom Gorman. (Part 2 of 3) 11:30 (2)112) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Lola Falana. (1) NEWLYWED GAME 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac help a friend recover some letters, unaware that they contain stolen jewels and drugs. (A) 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper's life is endangered when she infiltrates an undercover group and has no way to contact the police. U) THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL 12:00 12D BIG VALLEY Jarred, Nick and Heath must transport some nitroglycerine to help put out a raging forest fire. (Part 2) 12:37 0 MANNIX Mannix believes an amnesia victim who is suspected of murdering his girlfriend is being framed. 1240 KOJAK Koak meets with a wall of silence when he investigates the murder of several dockworkers. (A) 100 (2) a TOMORROW Guest: Benson Ford Jr., nephew of Henry Ford If. who Is fighting for control of Ford Motor Company. (1) NEWS June 21 THURSDAY (2) NATIONAL GEOORAPHIC gang. (Part I of 2)(R) U BARNEY MILLER Barney's graceful transition into middle age is destroyed by his men's sudden concern for his mental and physical health. (A) U) VIEWS OF ASIA 'Hong Kong / Singapore. Fragrant Harbor / Lion City" John Ternplc compares Asia's two diverse city-states 9:30 U CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy agrees to give the mayor a bit part in the police department skit 10:00 12) 02) THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED Having failed to persuade Toms father to sell his ranch, mobster Alex Budde (Anthony Franciosa) resorts to a desperate plan which backfires disastrously (Part 4 of 5) (A) TO BARNABY JONES A pretty young psychic employs her clairvoyant powers to find a psychotic killer being searched for by JR. (R) 020/20 U) SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Siskol review "Players" and "Butch And Sundance: The Early Days -. 10:30 U)ALTON OCHSNER AT 80 Dr. Alton Ochsner. one of the first to connr'smnking and lung cancer, is honored on his 80th birthday. (A) SPECiAL Winged World" Descended from dinosaurs. birds of every size and descrip11:00 tion inhabit every corner of the (112) NEWS 0 (2)@)0 world. U) DICK CAVETT Guests @1)0 THE WALTONS Eliza- Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron. beth fears that her grandfather Leo Durocher. Tom Gorman may be replaced when Grand(Part 3 of 3) ma Walton begins dating a 11:30 gentleman who once proposed marriage to her. (A) (21) (12) TONIGHT Host Johnny Lillian Carter. O MORK & MINDY Mork Carson Guests decides to reveal himself as an Sidney '"r'ith, Burt alien being to collect $25,000 Reynolds 4) NEWLYWED GAME in reward money to use for 0 MASH Radar wriltS Mindy's education. (R) to his mother while Mayor home HIZZONNER (12) carries on a loot Hawkeye re-election Cooper's tough campaign is hampered by an inspection and Col Potter gels untimely visit from his overly shot in the backside. (A) 0 STAASKY a HUTCH The zealous father. li'derat U) ALL CREATURES GREAT detectives learn that omicidal agents have given a h Days" AND SMALL "Dog return James finds that while a vet's sex maniac clemency in life is not altogether enviable, for his help in nabbing a dope dealer. (R) that of a dog might well be so U) THEODORE BUNDY TRIAL 8:30 0 ANGIE Angie 12:00 and Brad BIG VALLEY An old friend break the news of their elope- (.41) ment to Angie's mom and of Heath's is killed and Heath tracks down the killers Brad's sister. (A) 12)COMEDY THEATER "Me 12:05 And Ducky" A new student MOVIE LATE CBS 0 trying to make friends in a high "McCloud: The Barefoot Girls school finds herself caught Booker Street" (1974) 01 between the most beautiful girl Dennis Weaver. Shelley and the most powerful girl. Winters. McCIOud'S search for a young runaway leads him to 900 (2) (12) QUINCY Quincy. with the owner of a discotheque the help of a disfigured former who hires young girls to promovie queen, tries'to expose mote the sale Of liquor. an incompetent plastic 12:37 surgeon. (A) MANNIX The daughter of a 0 (1) 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 A man about to be executed for young singer's (Yvonne Elli- murder hires Mannil to clear man) potential for stardom her father. causes a murder which Involves McGarrett in a strugTOMORROW Guest: gle with the Hawaiian crime (2) (12) Author Winzola McLendon. syndicate and a mainland 1' ' ___ .' '. - ;•.... - -. - • ,'T,S,. ' .• - 5 - Scare (;l:NERAI. RE1.EASI' - Robert DeNiro, John ('arnie, I)EEIt HUNTER 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 Ciiiiino has created images you ma ) 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 Zeflirelli 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. lie 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 oversentimental. Young Rick)' Schroder is the best child actor in years, however. GRADE: B. LOVE AY FUISI 111111; i I'(. i —. (,t'nrge Hamilton. Susan Saint James, Arte Johnson, ( onte(I). You'll hate yourself in the morning, but you 'll laugh % hlk yoU'l'(' watching this sixrni of the I)racula story. This time, I)rac - - is bit'k .ts ttii hill. Easi )(i(i, Ill tilt' t t i' -it 'l\ ,ititi it. 'iiI hANOVER SIREE'I' P(,) - Harrison Ford, 1.esk' Arnie Doo m Christopher Plurnnn'r. Romance. This is lot' everybody who's been saying, 'Why don 't they iiiakc pictures like used to?" 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Church Ave., Suite 202 Tampa, Florida :33609 iII S i Business Loans 109 000 to 2509000 $ C all Mr. Fairchild COLLECT 1-813-877-5704 - �71st Year, No. 258—Sunday, June 17, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 $ 100 T ,'tmnq Flerald, Sauiforcn TI Promotion Evening Herald(USPS .18 2801- Price 25 Cents Gains County $500,000 By JANE CASSELBEIt1tV Fr i day, June is, 91 19 The bowling lane proprietors were being counted. herald Staff Writer and motel and hotel owners can Seminole' raiders presented a Their ir face ' t re. red, but not expect it real 's'. indialI said skit in whic h the captured the. from embarrassment over their homer. "We owe it all to thte "head white eves of Tampa," bowling scores. ladies who got the tournament who happened to be Pilar Seminole women bowlers put for Seminole. It will put its on Challa, president of the Florida on their warpaint and feathers the map, in addition to Women's Bowling Association. I 't'I at tue receiit rFlcud ori daI. ,tdii I tIC', tiCti tILe tO a nk nd economic benefits. Women's Bowling Association's Mrs. Kaiser and the other threatened to hold her captive convention in Fort Lauderdale, oinen Mary Grant, Phil until 1982 It W as all in fun 4ind determinid to bring the 1981 (rant Janet Liubu-t ( ith thu. "Indians" aid e.'. ersone. sta te tournament to Seminole McNahbj)ee PaST; June Phmt, seemed to enjoy , ... , . . . sta e. a ., . . ir s Couiltv. Before Kathv Shaw, Parn Veal and The did it. Representing the 3,385 'This Is a first members of the Seminole County Women's Bowling for n Association the 10 officers and directors vent all out to wrest the tournament from 1 amp e County hitti rqxrtull) Went $1,000 in the effort. The Seminole delegates spent It will put $100 in their promotion. Between 6,000 and 8,000 O the map. omen bo hers are. expected to participate in the. tournanu.nt hkkn Barbour w hich runs e ver eekcnd from had dresstd April through the middle of up in Indian co'twI1es and June. It is estimated the will (dUll) iigiied in Fort Lauder dak spend $500 000 v, hiile the are in on the thenie. Po Wow in Semi ole • us Senlillole Count%. for the tour- nament site began, Frankit' Kaiser, secretary and treasurer for the county association, invited all the delegates and their members to come to Seminole in '81. Jack Kaiser, representing Sanford \lasor Ike. Moore and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Coiniiierce. gave it welcoming Wit' address. Dun Van representited the Seminole Ruuling ount', Men Association and the. pron ie.tuur of Altunontt Springs Bo w ling Lines Bol America, Sanford and 1' aim Lene.' Intli in hills the slate essoc iatioii will . - . A / - — . .. - '' ,? e, , - CowAN, and we intend to inake - ' P' ,, - the largest tournament containing c. .,, # '" ' • , • • ', the - . '/ 4"'-P ' 11' t# i ?" ''r v Bowl Aiiwrn'a, also offered tlw Fair I V eryhard to secure this assistance. 429 delegates esteemed tournament, which "it will give all local citizens **Ija.sed Jill pa.st histor% (it pet tie II, it tort iii the sta te tournaillelli, i iii(i tilt, III - liutran I lilk cnt's representing 49 counties filed brings inure than 6,000 wi'uien an opportunity to witness a into the meeting roorn of the in(] guests to the area," said manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Counitierre, to professionall ' Bahai Mar Hotel, the Seminole women stood at the doors Robinson. 'Our community should be proud of theuii, as this tournuiie'iit," lie pointed out. 'Their efforts will enhance passing out tire gifts and imking can promise you the whole them to vote for their county. During a lull in the election zi V event will bring prestige and our great gaille Of I)o\%Illlg alld wounutu troiuu throughout the' state %~-I ll Spend front One tt) addei revenue to our corn- contribute immeasurably to the three dabs at the tuui'tmiiteiit or :=Aly." e"rootilly of our county," said convention. I commerce in Seminole County. for state officers, while votes Roger M. Quick, nwnager of . . -. -- - -. e're'asttug x>ptilaiit cut hoeeliru' run boMing it eall be i- Valls 'ticitl1% 11AW Grant. general mnimnuer ( ticipated that I ruin ;i -fr 1 ..,%--------------------------- ' - I .1 t imn etc 1% thr, ooll tit iieu;uc tha t liii roulit:J, allot ('16 goverlillivilts I-, eet'll as all busitie'ssiice'mi, it ill I liIl-. tee I photo ht Torn NvIsel eki tick the t'\li' ttil tilt til Ow "ut btl%%Illjt~ illljltile trt.t' tAllot'd Illilm tit tht. %k( Illell and lilt-it tarruilue's ill sPt'llcI 'Ole.' ii strollj"I\ huppoill tht, Wollkell's No iiil% , , "ll"Ilt"velIll, to ti,IH) hint hug :ssue iatiuue iii their hostilig tb' 1981 State' Four- % isiting at ta attmuttuuris tuit, sure arty i 1111.11 ii t',i.i ill vkcvper~, ~% III tit, p.ildo till ii it f a.-I'M said \tm K u' Bel%%vell Ilo%% illill the 19111 huh itiiie'tit Inv!Jutlt'Fs t i t Uu .111d *Nill , ;jIlti Iftute hug Asoc'iatuuuri %% III ts' t-tntat'tmng t-ount iiee're-hauits Tbe visiting biowlers will put a for doollatlows of door prizes allot would like to assure them of the total III $tti,'Ii IntO the txwting souvenir items (or the ''gtte full suillmd of all 11jellawrt,of fee-, ittiti prize tuivid. it it, 1mvs" to be thtitributed U) Ilaillunt itild Cono; Vill lot), I the stall at Vatr lm•'s Indian eetmntett, towteng teen are Carter, Brezhnev Meet On SAL T, Tre aty i ning State For Monday 0 -i— ': UPI President (alter and Soviet President Leonid I. lhrt'itint'v today held their first hare-tuface suutnutit talks aiiiue'd at reducing the Fisk of uiuck'ar' hOIocilLSt. It was a 90-tutiriute' working VIENNA, :\ee.sti ia - Iapp\ it ith illat"llitudc., an- rhamnW'r cut c'omniuue're'e wicedet i e 0 ''1' 0-* . ' H, '.11 l rd congrallulatiolls and pledged III's . tt .t.. -. I ' Ini le'i's i I ruin kit K a( h.% Slum , l"ra iikie' Ka is er. Phil ( i maul. I he'li'il Itai'beuiir and .1 1111t . I 'haul litild peis it I, Big ( 'Imiei lack I Iuu'iieu' ill lea sail o ( 'Ii a iii !n'r ni ( omit iii i'rre' ladles in the association worked dismss plans for the event. -. Si'iii itiule Band-Aids and aspirin. As . ever," said Frankie Kaiser, one of five officers ehu met Friday with Jack Horner, executive - - . Seminole in *81." 'rhey made choose two of the three county The mutual state convention and distributed brown felt howling centers as sites for the weekend will be held here in Indian pouches filled with such tournament. conjunction with the tour- items as imienio pads, pens, Bob Robinson, manager of nament, and it banquet for 500 penciles, needles and bottle the Altamonte Bowling Lines, PS4)flS is planned for the openers donated by Seminole congratulated the association Sanford Civic (.',enter. County merchants. They also for having been chosen to host "This is the first for Seminole handed out medicine bags the tournament. '1 know the it . ', session at the I liii tuiti llcut I', it. )lIt Icc qsuii', silts lii ttuiuul lid I cdi lull tru's race-to-race talks lii. lieu suui,'' ft'ut e'ch iihl'm a( Ills." a luuiig tiit.iuigtihun habit-, ( auttu and ltt.'/httie'v iii Ihc uuutddlu- and bottle.., of nuiuniu'ial ceatun ha'tce.'ti the'nmi • a ime d American Embassy (hiring which hit' No leaders tnade' general state'- at reducing merits on their cc urhd Imlitical pusitioni_s, The' SALT Ii utieetmg ended half an hour earlier than scheduled. uuieetiuig, second The Artierican officials said, would focus on antis control. This would include the SALT II agreement to be signed Mont' day, it comprehensive test ban, chemical and biological war- risk of u uutit. tutu t uuuuuri cc thu u plush tilde ii itch 'cult limit ii w t Ow:\ptilluu picture.' lull 11cr ttall '11(100 hatuutcuug and the' Itdltmtig ut lit.' Stats atid stripes itti tilt' 11111,11 Slit tut itch lii. tiu'etutug t'iItd, tic. hecu, l,-aule'rs u .'tut'tut'd to hhict I u'.siulnuiit's aite'i posing till tutu aplis and esavitig I .i it intl of about 21P1 flie utonh till stutu'tice'tuts itaru cit fit-oils cc ire' IA 'j,', W ill eIptuurIu'tuu hit r teotilul l tit IltU ii lie i ott cli II for stilt hut'ttitu IIIaJIIF icttti Ituiris lii iitith.'ir ;trseniah ('attn in lark stilt illtl 'ttll)u'lI tie. li1 1% t - 41 tui1 it the talks site lii.' t S Icitu,i'si tO a slight lImIt' htru'ihiuiet shiuiiihk'.i as hr .'nite're'ui his ear to uliut'.' moire uc;bu'at tic. Soviet Fuuehess I it% cut 'it ate I Nilticri ii tt.'ie us \ nut e uioi itt itiii'n m /ht Ihri.'iiucski 'it. iii hi.'fotu' tic.' urit'.'tincg Ut *'/juiue'v itt it dark suit %k all a mcii S.uvte'tthug la pe l Pitt atiul s('VL'tl tuu.'(lUIs, eccute' glasses and r,'ol hits state't i tntut hiust huuuuiu it tvpe'ce tttt.'ui Pdlft't Arottuiel I he- ( hick and ('artu'r used note's ott a ( hun-h t'Ihc,ce legal-style The Soviet header cc or, it il Iditili'S hue'autnug aid iii huts kit eat, b illCross" or.h - , , Today nuclear holocaus t lump reductions in Eurojs' were' also out the ;igerctla. the' US. officials said. The morning talks took idaut' iii a large, cc.uod'pauunb It'd -I-A hI,,rot,,s' 4-5- 11 I lospital b-If lit. Its l'.lIN l'..'i - 6-It 4-A .1-If Editorial Iuuuke'.h e'hh I alter teas hlaiekt'uh ii ,c'cg .'• l)''' lillin Sports tp- It 1-1.11 , I c'I,'cisu'.ii % attic-c Outstanding Dads--By The Bunch By SIIAItON CARRASC() Herald Stuff Writer Remember when your father took you oil your first driving lesson or taught you how to throcc your first curve? hit- was the ntian who Q caine to see you perform in your first high school play or hurl your fast ball across the plate. Soitiehow dad always seemed to cheer the loudest The one who dug or his . for a quarter whit-ti the sound of the ice creaiii truck filled our neighborhood block. pockets THE 'MENACE' IS REMOVED Trees that had been called a menace and Potential haiard to incoming planes at the south end of the Sanford Airport runway are no longer a problem. They were cut down this week. The land on which the trees were located recently was ordered turned over to the Airport Authority, which instituted eminent domain proceedings against three property owners. The Authority claimed the trees had to be cut in order to comply with federal safety rules, Everyone has his own unique concept of what a father is supposed to be. Recently those personal thoughts and concepts were shared by readers of the Evening herald in its searth for the outstanding father of the year. - 41 - I- - . -- A. - 'hit' Herald had asked readers to subunit it letter telling about it than c-onside.'red to be cc onthy of recognit ion as an out. standing father. The respomese was heavy and the task of selecting one person to be iiitervieweel was enormous. I lerald ,hut ldie'uu the Ina te.'rial but (ladd) has given Us so riuuch inure'. In return for all hue has donut' for us. Ccc' have gi vent htimtu cc lute hair, chronic tndigestionc and a variety of - (vIie E. W ilhiunis, out_ was standing father. Se-c' story editors on Page 1-11, (IL' ItSEI .V ES After the.- selection utiade , thei r iu.'c.'.ssat' decided to share cc ith set'tloui. readers some of the thoughts expressed in letters for sonic' of the ttixiet syliuptoumus. money and especially One tho last mont h, Sheila I it tue.'cc driver u rant into it brick wall cc ithi his car. l)o;uiu ia miotorcuus driver i drove into the yard and destroyed the sprinkling systeumi. Pant gave turn it stray dog for his birthday. With it chuckle and open antis, dadd) cc e'lcommeeei us all and took us out to advice. Most parents give celebrate. Note that's a nominees. The the the. passages excerpted front the letters sent in on their behalf: S. JI)SEI'II DAVIS narnues of tiotmuinees precede Our daddy possesses nmtany endearing qualities: his gellerosaN with tutu.', Iirsi class lather ueai of the - LOU 'I'E%lI'I.E I ie is big u when ccc we're ouilugi't. hue' looked bigger and he cc cars greet u. People call Iuuuti 'the green giant'' but to huts fautuly, hue's it big ('101(11% teddy bear full of love. Dad is always cluing tea othicas ,Mauis tuuue's he has cendured out oiu utuidiiighit call.,, but to' Was never too tired to help u.s cc ithi our Iuoi tie- ceonk or any pr o ble ms ice' had. For our dad, the famnuils always conies fi rst. luul it %%1)14_s to Lies actanctage' a_s being it great uI,uul lit' tu,. raised 11 ehtl(Ire'tt anuuf hius even tilkVII In a lrii'muui cut uiuttit' 'is it tostt'r child. 1k has proviuk'd U_s it cc orude'rful hiunue' litre in Sanford for Iii sears and has brought us UI) en the best way hue could Of course all fathers ecant the Lx'sl for their it a] dren and although tee.' ulunu't get cchiatc'ver ice icarit it lutite vet ice it alit ccc' get Itl('hIAltl) SMI'I'hl alunig fine We iiic t' our Lxiii tittie's but the's are overruled bN our good tint it's Mv dad, Richard Smith, has bet-ri the comptroller of JOE DAVIS Seminole Memorial Hospital for the past 13 sears. lie is a \lugtd ccluiuhi of course ticeatis he is it stubborn, one-sided person i1s la ther tis kit Ut recognition from (hit' Pt'tPk ton the (utitstamtclinig Jilt) hit' lids t,'t'ui ttuuig st'rvirig the Lviic - gutte'ti it lSe'e t)t"h'S'l.tNUI\t;, P2A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 15, 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/f5e94f57e3d1395e6e6585a8387669af.pdf 48ff8182b5c62c7436e7f0154f993cd0 PDF Text Text 36. hL 101--Evening Harold, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday June 13, 1979 ODDS CHART: OF MAY 30, 1979 PRIZE V A, tIjP $2. 00200 ODDS 108 ONE STORE P40 01 ODDS 108 1E ! HFC .Tul i O01S 108 4 STORE 7 STORE 8IZ5 visit v'itc VISITS 70 342,000 TO I 48 837 TO I 74.428 TO I '..1W 'A 100100 101 I.ô1l,jI 7.634T01 20000 135 41.129 10 I 6 301 TO I 3 IS? TO I 314 17,809 TO I 1 829 TO I 10000 913 TO 1 2000 793 8.675 TO I 1.237 TO 1 616 TO I 1000 1.370 1 992 TO I 713 TO I 356 TO I 500 3,945 I 733 TO I 747 TO I I?) TO I 200 17,713 397 TO I 36T0 I 28T0 I 00 100436 68,01 IOTOI 3101 TOTAJ. 124,501 63TO I S TO I 4 TO I (Tilt woffle OSWIQ PiOId U "WS4Vy.hyO 11) porIkip.hn Wwvi.D.0 S.c,.i loco.4 m c.nwoI Florid.. $d.d 'us ,1 lsviVtoion Ms. is My $3 or .,4u.s oil ploywig pl.c.s been 71sf Year, NThursday, June 14, 1979—San ford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(PJSpS 48'280)—Price 15 Cents - ..-.....q.. -... Thefts Wane Despite Gas - kay. 00130 IN ALL W.D STORES OLLOWINO COUNTIES ONLY SDA CHOICE WHOLE BONELESS UNTRIMMED I IW OtE, 0.A, (t UIYA1D,YOLUSIA, S. CHAILOTTI. SUMPTU, MARION. PRICES GOOD JUNE 1416 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED RESE STORES, INC. I 91' jI I~ BY GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer I, WD BRAND USDA CHOICE CHUCK STEAK 14T016 LIAVO. BEEF LOIN BONELESS NEW YORK Strip Steaks . • $399 I I LB. I I I J J USDA CHOICE WHOSE BONELESS UNTRIMMED I iI.avo. 'I '?" , • ............... :. Pot Roast . • . 11111 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND BOTTOM WI5TIN Guam ROUND I'RUUI PORK CHOPS STEAK $189 rIU PORK LOIN CENTER CUT $21- 9 HICKORY SMOKED PORK SHOULDER ARM - HICKORY SWifT - ' 'SLICED BACON IFM I" $179 ' 929 141. LB. PKO. .' . . DIXIE DARUP4O YJILOW. WiliTi ily PAMPERS EXTRA AUOS lINT FAMILY 3 BREAD 100 20.$ LVI. . ;I . GEORGIA CRACKERS LlLAC' 'TOWELS,,.1 7 DIAPERS 6,0-CT. is pile. '100 )JUM .': ' .:." . •' ,. '4 , • '( . I ' .. " . . , . - . .. . ______ - __ wasn't '- , , . .,. . .. . . . , . Herald ' ' THE MODELS F surance company goes bankrupt. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, a member of the House of Representatives insurance committee, cited the problems of the Seminole School of health and life insurance policies in the state. A "lox , ' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Gov. Bob Graham conferred today with his staff on whether to sign into law a bill preventing losses by holders 9 '12L . •. e Mrs. Coberly vehemently denies Mrs. Tyrces allegations: "According to the docwnentation co ncerning the Tyree children, the allegations are unfounded," Mrs. Coberly said. In her specific allegations, Mrs. Tyree says she was told her son, Paul, was two years behind in h education when she removed him from Sent iii i n o I e Co u n t School and enrolled him in a private school. She said her son, Paul was tested for special learning disabilities while a student at Longwood Elementary School wit ho ut he knowledge. 11cr son . attended Longwood Elementary School from October, 1975 to June, 1978, 'h said ,, a)rtt SWu her son , , into . was transferred a . . , ' . . . special class for students with learning disabilities and then later to a regular 'I in the anne school ear 1 six-year-old son Dotullas ran into a similar rein while he was in kindergarten. Douglas has a speech impediment, she their pro and views on the controversial levels tests. Gene Grooms, executive con director of the Seminole Education Association (SEA), spoke on behalf of his sons, Stever and Andy, in opposition of the levels tests. He told th e school board teacher discretion and regular classwork should be taken into co nsideration for pupil progression. Parents are so angered over the test s, they may sue the school board, he sai d. "If you push any of these parents, th ey are going to bring some class action suit against you, Grooms Superintendent of Schools William Layer said he preferred be ing sued for having the levels tests than for some other reason. "Any class action suit for having an objective measurement of the fonzwnce of a student will not hold up in any court in the land," Layer said. Th e graduating seniors who are unable to read and write are the ones who are IIITIL1 (LIe (11W'UAt5, per - Layer was instructed by said. After was et it same large group of parents and •('N .e1z2eo 'io give • by the next board meeting, SOHIC recommendations for revising the levels tests. Graham Confers On Bill To Protect Policy Holders CRACKIN0000 0111$ OS Pulp" -. , ' , me." "secret " to keep motorists However, Nicholas is quick to .Frotti skipping out. lie said he point out that his self-service ss t•ars his "secret" on his hip. 11,111_F . . ho asked later, embarrassed, and paid unidentified, said he has a He aring Is Set _.. ces . -. , -- 89 LB. , ' -' -U ,.. now WHOLE PICNICS . . . "The rate of incidence has have (tie self-service pinup leveled offto about two ortliree locked so an attendant has to times a week. That's a bo ut the open it before the customer can same as It was when the gas use it. That's cut the figure ri were lower," he said. dossii to about zero. Still, if the The trend corresponds to attendant is b usy, one will get other areas of the state, where away every and then." officials report no driunatic Other gas station owners say Increase In gas theft. In Dade the problem is annoying, but County, Public Safety riot worth going to court over. Department Detective John One gas station ossner offer ed Masteler said he thinks the an explanation for not going to longer lines at gas stations may court it's too time consuming actually have made it harder to and costs more fliUflC) than the escape without paying thtft "I had to go to court twice for Bob Nicholas, manager of $6 wort h of gas and the county Bosron aji had to pay nie $12 for going to 1 . way l.-2 and Airport court. It's just a waste," said Boulevard, Sanford, thinks it IS Mark Reubin, co-owner of aa at. sines, noa a matter lines, it's of we Kendall Drive Mobil in southjust a matter of honesty. , vt Miami. Surprisingly, we haven't , had any problem at all. People But Iteubin said he thinks gas are frustrated with the high skipping is becoming more price of gas, but they're not Frequent even if it's not being taking It o by stealing front rer1ed. His station has been me," he said. "I've only had hit three or 'ow' times a week, one recent incident of a tip from omice a mouth last year, customer skipping without he said. payin g and he was a regular. Another' service station p _________ , . '. By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer A Longwood woman will . , s' t . voi ce her complaint that i her two sons received an inferior education during the three years they attended Seminole County • schools at it public hearing July 18. I Ned Juliun, school board attorney, recommended Wednesday th e hearing be held, since M. Nonna T)Tee of 3 E. Palmetto P ' Ave., lngwood, did not '. seek afifty "specific relief." me hearing will be at ' , 7:30 p.m., July 18 at the .. • Seminole County School — . board administrative of. . . ' flee. ______ Mrs Tyree has sought to have an in v estigation ';. conduct ed concerning the administrative practices at Longwood Elementary School. She alone in tier request. About 150 parents, teachers and ininistrators appeared ' before the Seminole Co unty School Board Wednesday. Some came to offer their suppo rt to M rs. Tyree and speak on other ad. pr..to by torn Vincent miiinistrath'e 'i Tracey Dickerman, a student at Red deemed Improper. Bug Elementary School, finds the Central 'I lorida 1 Oth r parents aflu ZOO a perfect place to paillt pictures of animals teachers had COITIC to speak in Tracey is the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coberly , the principal of Robert Dlckerman of 545 Sunrise Drive, Longw o od Elementary Casselberry. School. .., now $179 .''. in __ ' . fro m BEEF CHUCK CENTER CUT 7 BONE \.' 'i'' , .., . ' according to Sgt. William "We used to get about one a Bernosky of the San ford police. dab," she said. "But we BOTTOM ROUND 20 TO 21 But Ruth Buerger. manager Persons $1 79 f - 40.%..g the rising price of gas have not of the Sanford SWIOCO Station yet turned to thievery, police hear Interstate 4. saul she has say. definite l ) noticed all in The incidence of crease' the number of pulling away self-service skippers. The eaS access to 14, gas pumps without paying has she Said, may be'a factor. The not shown a marked increase in greatest number of offenders, th e past few months despite according to Mrs. Buerger, are price Increases at sonic stations the younger drivers who conic of up to 20 cents per gallon, by in the late evening. $9 99 LB. JF pumps are close to the office, Area motorists angry over CENTER CUT 7 BONE NEW YORK STRIP " and fie says. "we keepa pretty close e)-c oil the custioniers." ----. L OCUi itaucarion Infe rio r? July 18 Price H ikes COPYlICM4T1979 .... .. . . .-_. board employees as a "telling example" of the need for Part of the for the bill passed during the recent session of the legislature was the losses suffered by Seminole County school employees when Old Security Life Insurance Co. of Kansas City, Mo. went into receivership after the 1976-77 year. County school employees have unpaid claizuis totaling more than $500,000 against the firm. The bill calls for establishment of a guaranty fund by domestic insurance companies pooling resources to pick up the coverages and claiziis of individuals when an in. -; -,' ----.---... ----- p --- — •._ ,, The legislation would place the tife and health insurance firms under the control of Florida insurance cornmissioner Bill Gunter's office and would establish a fund to protect policy holders, Insureds arid beneficiaries from financial loss when Insurers became insolvent. Assesnents to health and life insurance companies are —. ' , families in 1976-77. Toward the end of the contract pe riod the Kansas City, Mo. insurance firm stopped paying insurance claims and checks issued by the firm to Seminole County clients bounced. "The legislation would have been a great help if it had in 1970 concerning property and casualty Insurance. "I'm strongly in favor of the legislation" Layer said. "it would have saved school personnel, doctors, dentists and hospitals a lot of grief when Old Security went into receivership and stopped all payment on claims," he said. me Seminole school system had a contract with Old Security Life Insurance Co. to provide hospitalization and life Insurance for the system's 3,000 employees and been a reality in Seminole when the problem with Old Security Life Insurance Company developed. Some 1,500 school boai'ij eniployees have outstanding claims agai nst the company ranging from $50, to $50,000," Grooms said. Layer said toward the end of a one-year contract ot all school employees arid dependents for life and health insurance with Old Securities Life Insurance Company during the 1976-77 year, payment was stopped on claims and the finn went into receivership. It was the first year the school system had coverage with the (inn. Court Alters Death Ruling.....-. , - ' Association "strongly endorse(i" the legislation. Similar legislation was ado pt ed by the Legislature the legislation. Despite heavy lobbying by the Insurance industry, Hattaway said, the bill passed both houses of the legislature, impetus 3 ------ to be offset against corporate income taxes, according to the legislation, School Superintendent William P. Layer and Gene Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education s' — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Justices Alan Sundberg and — The Florida Supreme Court, Joseph llatchett favored with justices unable to on reversing the conviction and the death penalty, sentenced ordering a new trial on grounds Death Row inmate George the trial judge did not properly Thomas Vasil to We imprison- instruct the jury. Since they did merit today. not agree with the conviction, Vasil. 20, convicted in the court rules precluded them death of a 12-year-old Fort from passing on the sentence. Pierce girl who suffocated The four members who voted when he stuffed her underpants to uphold the conviction split on in her mouth after trying to the sentence. James Adkins Jr. rape her, will not be eligible for and Ben Overton voted for parole for at least 25 years. death. Chief Justice Arthur The high court also England wanted the case two other death cases to the returned to the trial court to trial judges with orders to take anot her look at the senreview them to see If they still tence, and Justice Joe Boyd think the death penalty is wanted to limneiftately reduce justified. the sentence to life. The court voted 4-2 to uphold Vasil was 15 on Sept. 19, 1974, the first degree murder convic- when Pamela Vasser was (ion given Vasil. murdered in Fort Pierce. -' agree .. HAlVUT PNIN HARVEST NUN YELLOW PEPPERS sr CUCUMBERS Corns 1*11 99c. 5. O HAM P1*. tu129 '4' I . . . . . • • , , (TI e It - - PdC. T $210 $399 DROP 'IM PICK I - - ' - - - . . - returned 'y - - , - - - Flag Day was a good day for donating and accepting flags at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Edith Harrison (above), Americanism Chairman for American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 of Sanford presented an old 13-star flag for display in the General Sanford Memorial Library and Museum to floss Wotitenay, member of the board of directors. In photo, right, Eva Wynne, chaplain of the auxiliary unit, presents flag and staff for chamber conference room to J'residi' ni Vie Arnett, who contrasts it with the small version formerly used. MEAT PLATTER . . . , VARrR FEATURED SAVINGS , STARS & STRIPES HAVE THEIR DAY b,fEKCO INTEINAT)ONALA Thdy Magn1ftc, or JJ!iiiik V PRINTS I ' - 2____ P' special ArraR$eaRenI. Winn-Dixie Proudly Pn,h 0" WHIM YOU SHOP - 1439c 0~,MZ/ I 69 ADOITIOPIIA I Shopping With Us Has fts Rewards... i . $409 •'• I t AU I SMSTII. 11 01"£ è OUI) -' - 20 exposures.. IPIECE SATCHEL Of GOLDEN No" FNED CH CKEN 1I DEVELOPING & PUNTINO 12 SUPER1IAJD MARGARINE 1-_ 1'$99,,_ '•'. L—"No Frill.' Photo Service____ •_- REAL B LED I' $1,9 .17..i. P0* S (UARTUI) PIZZA CAKES .,, L MUflQ LAYER -'- ...99c DELICATESSEN SPECIALS TORES WITH DEL$CATI$UN INDICATED BY STAR ON ADDRESSES VILLA NPPSIIDSI PAlMS _ AY,II Dm11 . .. ... $1 ITS ........ . -, . . , - . - . , . - .• - . . ._. - -- - - — - ,* - . - -- . - - . - . - - - - - Today Around The Clock .... ...... 4-A Horoscope 2-B Hospital... 2-A Comics .................... 2-B OURSELVES ..........1-B 2-B Sports 7-A 4A Telejsiou ........... 6-A Deem- Abby .... ........ .... 1-B Weather .. ......... . 2-A 2-B - - - , - �i6-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 14, 1979 __ By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer NATION - --. - --- _.. Congressmen Scuttle Their Own Pay Raise \siilN(;roN UPI, -The house of Representatives okd ascii, the Senate and other top federal workers a 5.5 percent pay increase, but then scuttled the proposal. The Increase that would boost a congressman's annual salary from $,;,soo to $60,662.50 was part of a legislative appropriatl(nLs bill. The increase passed alone, but its Parent bill Failed Wednesday, 232-186. In other action, the Hoqse defeated an effort to kill President Carter's bill to establish a department of education: if Senate committee approved the administration's hospital cost containment bill; Carter asked Congress for a $1.6 billion for emergency clean-ups of oil spills and chemical wastes; and the Senate rejected an exemption for a Tennessee Dam from terms of the Endangered Species Act. Deathbed Conversion LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Actor John Wayne, who loked in life that he was a non-churchgoing Presbyterian but a "cardiac Catholic," converted to Catholicism on his deathbed. Wayne's conversion Sunday, the day before he died of cancer at 72, was described by the actor's son Michael and the priest who baptized Wayne and performed the last rites of the church. "Naturally, all of us are very happy that Dad joined the church," said Michael, who-like all of Wayne's seven children -is Catholic. Wayne's three wives were all Latin American Catholics. , £ Chris Ray, chief assistant state's attorney. Ja eThderenseattorneIeJnotguiltyon his client's behalf when he was arraigned June 4 in the juvenile division of the circuit court. The 12-year-old juvenile, whose name is being withheld due to his age, allegedly shot and killed a 21 2 year-old Lake Mary boy on Feb. 15 in a rural Sanford trailer. The infant was being cared for by the juvenile's parents on the day of the shooting. Eric, the infant son of Mrs. Steven Bauder, 457 Crystal Lake Drive in Lake Mary, was killed by a single shot in the neck from a .30 caliber rifle. The boy had apparently been sent to wake up the toddler in the master bedroom when the shooting occurred at 12:35 p.m. Juvenile Judge Kenneth Leffler will preside at the juvenile's trial which will be held at the Seminole County Courthouse. SANFORD MAN IN FAIR CONDITION A 52-year-old Sanford man is listed in fair condition at an Orlando hospital after a tractor ran over his chest and abdomen, a hospital spokesman said today. John W. Huggins, 52, of Box 15D, Sanford, was attempting to hook it wheel barrow to his tractor late Saturday afternoon when his hand slipped off the clutch. Huggins was knocked to the ground in the path of the tractor, according to records. The tractor then proceeded north across Huggln's yard and rammed into a tree. Huggins, who sustained chest injuries, was taken to Mercy Hospital in Orlando. WARRANT ISSUED A 22-year-old rural Sanford man charged with robbery failed to appear in circuit court Tuesday and a bench warrant for his arrest has been issued by Circuit Judge Voile Williams. Lonnie McKinnon, charged with robbery in connection with the •S M CTIOfl Reports Ch aiged with delinquency in that he committed the manslaughter of an infant, a 12-year-old Sanford boy is scheduled for trial on June 28 before the Seminole County Juvenile Court, said IN BRIEF $471,000 Cost Expected I Trial Date Set For Youth In Shooti'onc * Fires ______ -- * Police Beat stealing of $50 from a man on April 19 near the Cool Breeze Baron Sipes Avenue in Sanford, did not appear at his scheduled trial Tuesday. In a previous court appearance, McKinnon entered a plea of not guilty. RUSSIAN ROULETTE A self-inflicted wound to the head did claim the life of a 30-yearold Altamonte Springs man who was caught up in a game of Russian Roulette, according to Seminole County deputies, Robert Lewis James, 30, of 108 Highway 436, Altamonte Springs, died early Wednesday morning shortly after he raised a .22 caliber "black hawk" Ruger to his head and fired. He was pronounced dead at 2:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Florida Hospital In Altamonte Springs, a hospital spokesman said. Law enforcement officials said Wednesday the Russian Roulette incident was "not established for certain" and that other potential causes were being investigated. Following an interview with three witnesses to the shooting incident, Chief Duane Harrell confirmed today a "self-inflicted wound" was the cause of death. "As far as we are concerned, the case is closed," Harrell said. "I am convinced the wound was self-inflicted." According to witnesses, James and Tracy Anne Whitten, 23, of the same address, were socializing with Leonard Runyon, Jr., and his wife, both 25, of P.O. Box 51, W. Crystal Ave., Lake Mary, deputies say. James and Runyon decided to "engage in a game of Russian Roulette," according to the report. James reportedly went to his master bedroom and returned with the gun. Before either of the men began to play the game, Runyon decided to withdraw from Russian Roulette, deputies say. But James oointed the gun to his forehead and pulled the trigger, witnesss told deputies. ass" if Sen. Edward Kennedy challenges his renomination. Reps. William Brodhead, D-Mich., and Thomas Downey, 1)-N.Y., said that at a White house dinner Monday night Carter said: "I'm ready for next year. If Kennedy runs, I'll whip his ass." Kennedy, D-Mass., reluctant object of a growing presidential draft movement, later said he thought Carter - was misquoted. Smiling, he said he thought the president meant to say "whip inflation." Cash and food stamps valued at $161 were reported stolen from the purse of linda Harkness, 1114 Pine Ave., Sanford, sometime over the weekend, police said. Police said the purse was in the victim's car at the time of the theft. TOOLBOX TAKEN A Craftsman tool box sitting in the rear of a truck owned by Floyd M. Shiver. 107 Lake Minnie Drive, was reported stolen Tuesday-, Sanford police said. Police said the box, valued at $150, was stolen while the truck was parked in the 300 block of west First Street. VANDALS STRIKE For the third time in the past two months, vandals have egged the Churcbs Fried Chicken building on French Avenue, Sanford :. Reagan Or Carter? NEW YORK (UP!) People surveyed recently in an ABC News-Harris poll generally preferred Ronald Reagan to President Carter on domestic issues but favored Carter on foreign policy. The poll, conducted by telephone arnonç t,22a voter nationwide between May 18 and 22, found the former California governor preferred to the president on 11 of 18 issues. However, in a direct confrontation on overall preference, the poll said, Carter led Reagan by a slim 4745 percent, mostly with support in big cities and among the young voters, ethnic groups, trade union members liberals. - -' KKK Mistrial Possible BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) - Deliberations In the trial of 13 Ku Klux Klansmen charged with terrorizing blacks in Talladega County were delayed for about five hours Wednesday when a juror became ill and one of the defendants collapsed in the federal courthouse. Juror Mauvoline P. Hughes of Oxford was treated briefly for high blood pressure before returning to the federal courthouse. She became ill about 90 minutes after the panel began the day's deliberations. Her absence raised the possibility that U.S. District Judge Frank McFadden would be forced to declare a mistrial. Billy And 'The Fifth' ATLANTA (UP!) - Leaving the federal grand jury room In a jovial mood Wednesday, Billy Carter said he did not take the Fifth Amendment during his third appearance before the panel because he hadn't "done anything wrong." Carter jokingly told reporters that, although he has not taken the Fifth Amendment protection agains selfincrimination, he did cloak his family finances In the First Amendment 's guarantee of free expression, since special prosecutor Paul Curran had subpoenaed most of his 'I. .r.e4a- :ccords- -. -"Aw, hell, no, man - why would I have to take the Fifth for? I haven't done anything wrong," said Carter, smiling and chatting with his attorneys and well-wishers as he emerged from the basement of the federal courthouse. "1 did take the First Amendment a couple of times - told them that all I know is what I've read in the papers about it.,, -- - -. ACLU To Aid Nurse NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) The American Civil Liberties Union says it will help a newlywed nurse in her battle to be artificially inseminated by her husband, a convicted murder serving a life term at Fort Pillow State Prison. Nashville attorney Larry Moods will represent Mary Locke McDonald in her efforts to have a child by Ralph McDonald, Holly Peters of the ACLU office in Memphis - Kelly's office in Longwood met Wednesday with about 20 delegates from area senior citizens organiza- tions to discuss an amendment to the food stamp authorization bill that would increase benefits to the elderly. Congressman Kelly has introduced an amendment to restore medical deductions in calculating eligibility for food stamps, lime deduction of medical 'A'P itui iiicot..e eligibility requirements had been eliminated earlier this year when the food stamp law was Re turn s To police said. Police said about two dozen eggs were thrown at the building sometime Tuesday. Police said damage caused by the egg barrage was estimated at $300. TYPEWRITER STOLEN An IBM typewriter worth $375 was reported stolen Tuesday from Seminole High School on Georgia Avenue, Sanford police Thursday, June 14, 1979-Vol. 71, No. 256 Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc., 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 3717. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 33771 Horny Delivery; Week, 7$ Cents: Month. $3 30;oMonths. $10.10; Year, $31.00. By Mail Week, I) cents; Month $330; lMonth. 03030; Year. $41.00 .' ,( . ., Committee members to hearings. demonstrate support for "A vote against the Kelly Amendment is a vote against the elderly," Kelly said. "The elderly who are sick and strapped with high medical bills do not need more hearings. They need help. We ought not to let one day go by without providing these people the help they deserve." the Kelly Amendment. According to the Florida state food stamp director, David Hlnnart, 56,901' persons in elderly households were receiving food stamp benefits in January of this year. When the Law • (u5 A representative for the Veterans and Senior suffered a reduction in said. Police said the typewriter was taken from the building by someone who entered with his or her own key. DETROIT (UP!) - The Big Three U.S. automakers limped into June with a 29.8 percent sales setback industry officials blamed on continuing consumer fears of a swnmer fuel shortage. Combined sales of General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. passenger cars during the first 10 days of June totaled 171,965 units, the companies said Wednesday. That compared with a record period one year ago, when the Big Three sold 275,427 units. Truck sales, which had been going strong before the latest onset of energy concerns, fell 37.9 percent in early June on total deliveries of 55,685 units. Ford reported the biggest drop during the period, with sales of 47,277 passenger cars, a 31.4 percent decline from last year's record pace. GM, with sales of 102,946 cars, fell 29.3 percent from last year despite continued strong sales of its new compact Xcars, which topped the 100,000 mark for the year during I . '-'"- '.f m i ' . , - I U. N. Forc e s Intercede h1;lu"l. I e'boiumni 'UI'!1 United Nations peacekeeping bites todar interceded with south Lebanon's Weather .8 readings: tern. perature, 78; overnight lows, 74; yesterday's high, 82; barometric pressure, 30.02; relative humidity, 82 per cent; winds, N. at 10 mph. Forecast: Mostly cloudy through Friday with thian. deribowers likely. Highs in the low to mid SOs. Losus tonight mostly around 70. Winds nor- - S \ I UPli 1X)ti1t)5 SI R \s II \ Sp Six POntif(i1 plastic through Lti'.( umiiitnt huildirut 111(1 • s po rts ('omn1th',\ earl'. ' • -. Polite r - ,I (•4 '' - . ' .'$' . ' ' _',, .," . I ' .' .- . - '•p' f' 'u'.r ' . 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" PER\NNUM ' IAYAffL''UARTERLY ' 4 - ' 111(11 %% ill s( art i(i'tiss I 10111 till' ( I V it tt'Iit ci ail(I l I' 0111111 ,\ It' lii III' jul (I lit',i II III oil itOi's aIijigtlu,j'j,ii';e sil l he,__ tii'st ill (lit' state. an Wom ' 'Ii i it: # cy I I - i Sa ni iti'd .Jtiti mr %oiiia ii's .hiiliaii ..calle'.t..'- That Was No Will, iitis uilt'l suit ii I . ihstr Ji.irginig a I tiiiagi i'llflung iiI n'tltuto tilt it U hut ill, IL 1111 iii Ili tt'. IIS 1- 11"111 uhitii'auit'i hi shini, trig hit' pn 'tilt ii ii itlitI hiithit' iii Itt'. " 'inst tuItion at itt.' villa near the northern city of Uerganrii it as sitppe'd iimirmu'diatelv after workers unit'ar'the'th sct't'r'al i'eetariguilan' white marble tombs, each nithi the hiti'.'n','lih tittimrt' of a warrior Of) top. Truck sales for the year are down 11.1 percent on a total of 1,402,065 units. In early June GM sold 26,298 units, down 37.7 percent; Ford sold 23,012, down 33.4 percent, and Chrysler sold 6,375, down 51 percent. as tjy," the blockades per-' crease in thejiW" 1. speed sisteu. He issued an urgent plea limit of 55 mph. Still others to all motorists to refrain from topping off their gas tanks and to avoid unnecessary driving. "IF something drasLc doesn't happen within the next 24 to 48 MANHATTAN Ken. (UP!) hours, the city of Nashville An 18-year-old man has been going to be out of gasoline," accused of fraud against the said Joe Bandy, association government for trying to obtain president. welfare payments by disg uising Birmingham police implehimself as a pregnant woman, mented a rationing plan. Patrol Timothy Price, Wichita, was cars were required to have less being held Wednesday in was than a quarter tank ot Fuel to fill County jail on four felony up and a 10-gallon maximum charges. was set. Police received a complaint Independents staged blodi from the Social and Rehabilita. ades, slowdowns or other lion Services office Tuesday protests In Alabama, Arizona, that a pregnant woman was Arkansas, Colorado, ConnecUcut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mon. lana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Oregon, Pennsylvania, South HOSPITAL June 13, 107$ Carolina, South Dakota, TenADMISSIONS nessee Texas, Utah, Virginia, Sanford: Washington and Wisconsin. John Mink Wanda L. Blake They vowed to press their Joe Davis slowdown until the government Joseph F. Dodso heeds their demands for lowRobert Herring Janet M. Leon ered diesel fuel prices or inRichard ft Mowtr creased freight rates. Others Henry E. Dreher. Deaary demanded an immediate in. Eleanor G Hobby, DeBary , 0 START So far this year, the Big Three have sold 3,786,609 cars, down 7.2 percent from last year's pace. GM is off 2.2 percent for the year, Ford is down 13.4 percent and Chrysler Is down 15.2 perccnt. about fuel supplies is lessening." But he said he did not - i't'titutmt's I- - 'C I . i1 I kllIf most this spring. Small Cars - compacts and subcompacts - have accounted for nearly 60 percent of the market. Ford Vice President Gordon B. MacKenzie said there are signs the widespread "confusion and emotionalism i ilie ieith-. t'xphu'ih'ii ill1 t iv., hi,uj and i; lititutiti's Ili (lit' i(ii',' it ti, Iuiullistn ii''. it I fll.Inui'u', I .ditn ,itiI ItltItLst it, tIn' P,it,n t' it .iustitt' tini lii.' ,\lfli'i,i Spit uuiniplt'x iii tin,' iitpui/i'ii.i I'nvtml( 4' 'ttjttttil it .Stii: Slit titu .um,l ilso it ti ti', IIt _ V ~ ~ Sales of larger, more gasthirsty cars have suffered the passes." I.It, :f 0. I I . I..)FF TO A the RUNNING expect "any immediate sales reaction," as market movements lag behind changes in consumer attitudes. "We do, however, expect to see a gain In mid-size and larger-car mix in the second half of the year," MacKenzie said. t cniimuit'ntt attics ill nithmt UI hi quit iOluiiIt ('1111 'ii;i t'I'i lit's tm' I.' iii rmuas k.' getting iuggt'i' titni k'it,i' iii I tt I Sr iidti',ttt', iloesiit titunik ~g -01A~. 01"'. , . ., .. . s.-t . I ~ * .010I I ' ! * I . . , . ~., , I '. -1 I . *. ~~ ~ , I , I , it 1 . ;a\ ' . 1%%o Iiuihfum bitt (hit .'irlmt'r liii' ii '-k ttnt'iti'i 'it d' i, ht its 1 P tush , i. It 4 - Tht, ,01;114. 11tillil l"I't- d a', lhv postal %-;it) armeo at ,lit uptimll po"t office alld postillell st irted talloadifig ThL' gillillit'll h \ti'stt mith' the site on a supphi truck It nas the second bomb attauk on the partially con'.tr ucted I imioniz plant In \laruh 1i8, tito workmen were killed turd 14 others injured nhen gue rrilla s from ETA ' Hasquc H omeland and Libert I Net% np a steam generator at time' site, , I 1 I i a I in iii I ii nit oil ii 0 I'll nt "stitatini tt' "uumn 'I the' hiatus uuarmk-it It noun I It 'll itt s iii! tile iti'i tilltis 'uhf bitt'. e iiseif silt' uit,'titits arts I slip past trio d tin its 1111 1- 111i, the l.itIt:ilig it shift I ttt' soil hit' tmnnihn'n's niitis 'tit" 'I:,::, 'Ht iii'. .ini hit Cartoon Pregnancy tnuh- i "d' . uiit'rnillas, 5( 'b ( lmnlItist lit , ' po'.'.ei' i't'nitu.'i' the Itasqut' industrial 'mts of Rilbau kiil,'tI lime' tiorkitiati and dativage-d tint- No 1 turbine r'ooiii IA'iiuoruhl nmucle'ai' near . .: - just 12 hour's 4111,1 a heiiiih iii tilt .' ' ~ -, I '"c, . •', - -. '. :- A ' , 'flue' st-nit's ui blasts beuntiu . tuithi t ](-,.I!"t lpI)L U ui ti In tilt- non ku I I \ pi'ruiiit . I ' .' . ' '' , ''1 said (hut explosions causeni hme'avv tfaiivagt' hut no inJLWie's, ' ' - 'l'hie shus-IlInil' ,il.'u coveted the leftist villages of hlasbas'a, Ahiti Kinhiti, .\lSiii's tb. Arnoun and Ruhan targets of t';tl hit i ihitt 1 itt Isntti'ii siut'llinig attacks, the period. Chrysler posted sales of 21,742 cars, a 28. percent drop from a year ago, American Motors Corp., which no longer reports 10-day sales, was estimated by industry analysts at 5,100 units, a 26.9 percent fall-off, and Volkswagen of America reported sales of 3,866 U.S.-built Rabbits. GM Vice President Robert D. Burger, the No. 1 automaker's top marketing officials, said the dismal sales report reflected unabated concerns of U.S. car buyers over "the current energy situation" that have crippled domestic car sales for the past two months. However, Burger said GM expected car sales "will return to their normal pattern when the uncertainty Northport late Tuesday. Investigators said they were not sure the shooting was related to the truckers' protest. The In truckers' protest picked up strength Wednesday with the closing of several fuel depots In Tennessee, Alabama and Kentucky. A critical gasoline supply sltuation developed almost immediately. Long lines formed at the few Nashville. Tenn., ted." service stations that were open. Linda Pruett, , of Warner Late Wednesday, Tennessee Robins, Ga., was struck by Gay, Lamar Alexander ordered of three rifle tots that hit a his attorney general to go to co irt to outlaw the blockades, Leonard Barnwell, head of Tennesee's independent truck. ___________________________ era, said he had no control over tie protesters thent to ent 16 19 N O*L Risin "The situation is getting out of hand. I can't control them prsI*blliIyø percent percent tonight and a percent anymore. I'm not going to be responsible for their actions," Friday. Barnwell said. FRWAYTJD Daytom Beach: hIgh 12:50 The head of the Tennessee n.m., low 8:31 a.m., 1:48 p.m. Retail Gasoline Dealers AsPwt CetwraI: high 12:42 aoclstionsaldtherewouldbeno atm,, low 1:21 n.m., 1:37 p.m. gasoline available In middle Bayport: high 1:28 n.m., 5:27 Tennessee, northern Alabama p.m., low 11:54 a.m. and southern Kentucky as early 4. I Bombs Blast Spanish Buildings bt'lit".'t'tf set I)'. Uast1ijt' separatist gimt'rrillas r'mppetl , ' ,i-st'Iht''u's i.leunut'nu(ar'. School. Lake Mary i ht'niit'n:t;ur'. School, I \% I .tiv.toni Eleimientars School, ri hh,'ughit \limtilit School, Rosenwald School for 5' 'p1 ti'fl t 'hittirent, M tin cc' Muhfle School, Crooms High "I to. 'I. I'tulthust b':st;itt- h'Itt'nmte'ntarv .''chool, Longwood :''::.':t,tt'r , S,iuifiii'ii iii,.ile 'hu'ol. South Seminole '.1 hF,' St fIsh and ut',,i' Iik.' i':ie'uiut'ni(arv School. " / % -' ouints it bert.' .tsbestos will be Silith IN St'tiuiniolt' I ('11w%(1 (! .11't' P'l'ieiIt'e of iv, i>t'stos l't'ii(i(t,it t lit (Ui(hi0ilt liii Ii. other turn 11101 iiOiit' u'jfi . . ". rightist Christian niihtmaiitcnu. Palest!nian guerrillas and h'ltt,st urn egul.i,'s to halt an overnight artillery amid rocket e'xchiaiugc, Ititness n eporteil It itas hot i lt',iI' hut) started the violence, but report s ft'orit tl- ' (10011 said tin' shelling covered (hit' rightist t'tii'la'.'cs ot Mtti j'.iütlii 011(1 hxli'ua and the' leftist-held rugioum tti Ittisliti' a .11 \' titli, sortie 19 nitiles north of the Israeli Ironittt'z medical benefit deductions, more than 34,000 truck driven by lr husband, re i U ihay 82 near - i , ..'i'(' I. ' I 't'nlitues that 'nittilut Ito' asbestos iniaterutil that must be 5 ii' a iiit,ti(it :inniroxunriate'l'. 182.068 square tI itt, hi' s.,u ti hit tishx'stt's still proba bly '.'. e'igh between 30 it, 10 poiunhs './ I 4,i 'i.. ' . - .. Alabama'uov. Fob James assigned one armed tonai Guardsman to ride with each highway patrol car in areas of the state hit by violence after a woman passenger In a tractortrailer was shot in the thesten d critically wounded by a sniper. "There are continual reports of innocent people being maliclously harassed and fired upon throughout the state," James said. "This kind of cowardly activity is lawlessness at its worst and will not be tolera- --'. hi 4Ii'ii i' !1.1 - - mg the asbestos removed in '.ith ti;t stati ik'partn'o'r'it of f:dzw. It .'tic-j'., tests o.t'nt' :,inuilut'tt'd on titling samples of I Iii' 12 siii,ii!s ti ie'tcn'nnimn;e' it hither the% contain the type it .,sl'stm,s that nnlar i autse canner, ,a-nniuinil)en- i rio. v.ill york hit'.'. een 12 to 14 hours per it r'''nnli''.tnue tIn' asbi'stas In t';'h evacuated school, I inlfl: -1 A Flit' uteri it ill near plastic suits and It ,'.iIbui;u .iiihi.lt;ltiLs ill protect them from any harmful tIlt-i ts ut t ii,' tist'si 10' r'r': it ituid hat'' (hit' ash'stschools hr Aug. II n.h ;iht'al it tIn' . Troops Called In To . 1:0ro ec ruckers I3 JthtJ Press lateruational National Guard &ops and highway patrolmen protected truck convoys moving in violence-torn Alabama today despite the independent trucker's protest. But the independeats shut down fuel depots In three Southern states, drying up gas supplies and forcing officials to seek court orders to end the blockades, The week-old, nationwide slowdown called by the Independent Truckers Association to protest rising Fuel prices and the 55 mph speed limit disrupted cornmerce In at least 29 states. _~.-.Ili- , i lit - i St'hi,ls illi.iiii Id'. ('I'. ' sl'ke'.niIaiu liii tim.' ('asst'lhernr .in'tbuutct tumn'.il turn I )iiiimsood, I )t'i'isttt't'i' l'ayt'lt'hm.,k (uir'tnut'rshmii t4)Iit til t. Isiarti jtim i t,i .11441 uiiiI)s.n tat t'\tt'tisi'. ,' ' ntpomtt us March, altering some benefits, he said. t_ '..•'J' % A. hi' titihi to the United States, the shalt told In I iltiuu I tm1isiu it depended Of) %'.1)L(1)€r ruLm're wtlt'uinit' tin riot " bit said hue did not knot'. whether ,ishIitint' 'till v.m h ii' butt if I I illuirti Kroll P0tttIt'I out III atflut Brothers' hid is about $141),l4) less titan h hit iu'ott ant Simpson lr'arnht htn'other's nuuulil toils need about 3o Ilion, (ass to umiltiplet t' the job, he sand. -11,11't''''fl', ;i high pitt-c' Iii P Iii' III Wis . Ki'oP "aid, 'tthut'ti tilt, iiii(tne vuiltt k. t ,' oitIt'ttuunu: (i',' ''lliis is t east' of nhethmt'r S on nannt the 12 schols I honist' stil,'tits it tutu tilt- hell rings in thu fall 1 thelli ii situ oilj' r;,w 1111 .% ,'' ani .'til('Flflt)'ii('I -......... . %%Cl(ollle. 'the' shall, vtiuit' 'ilg' at his first formal netis contint tilt ii t xii tu I \ diucsdas his heart is bltulunh mitt r (hit tuttiti I it imi in on sine e hR kft the (ountr'. six namtuths ago I it " Sc'hmtd htuirtj iimeilil)t'I' l.'UI.;L,,\v;\' \, \l.xu SCHOOL WINDOWS SI1OTOUT Two windows of Lake Brantley High School were shattered, one apparently shot out with a .38 caliber pistol, according to Seminole County deputies. The windows were located in the temporary classroom on the northeast corner of the high school, deputies said today. No estimate of damages was available. -. of st'hiooj first ('anitoti "xplaitted. 'the :.ack ill " 1't Hi 55-gitiioii tirutmus and hauled to disposal Pits aitpi'ove(i b the h'.iivi rontmmt'nt al Protection A gen ' ' 'flit' ,st&stos iinttt'i'ial had been spi'ar'ti (ill the surface of the t'&ulirugs, ritairuls ti act as a ouinitI harrier', " :rtu Harrison and Slitipsuru said 'l'ht' %orket's iil reirtove (hi' .isbotos itthm a ttater' saturate and therm scrape it oil .irmii put it lit sacks." I'll Shah Mohammed i. hrcakmrii: his seli-unposed silence for the irut' all Orlando finmi ',tas the lv. renuiovt'd mmmi (hit' As rt'conunentied l) its arthtte.tut-;iI unit. the 5(11(1(11 Ward voted unmanimmiousl \Vednesd,i to iiantI the $471,000 contract to harrison and .Striipso;i. it Winter haven firm. The official contract bt'tuteeit the schooi atitiiuiistration .111(1 the mntractor to be siglic(I toiIa 'Heart Is Bleeding , EARN MORE FOR LESS... attempting to We a fraudulent application for welfare. Believing Price was a woman, police escorted him from the welfare office to the police station, lie ran out while being questioned. ON REGULAR SAVINGS 1. BEGINNING JULY 1 About two blocks away he used a knife to force his way Into the home of Myron and Vera Hanson, a retired couple. Mrs. Hanson was slightly injured. - -HOSPITAL NOTES Jessie M. Gadway, Deltona Ann Pederson . Denona Louise Pettinelli, Orange City Marlene Gr;ntaff, Evelyn J Luongo, Winter Spg. DISCHARGES Sanford Madge M. Cracker Joseph W Duggar Patty Jones Pauline Milli Daphne C Pattern Clarence A Stewart, Osteen Sally Riggs, Orange City Call Zeke Nations and compare. Over 700 Selected Wailcovering Patterns The Deai?iful Coodinu4tes" . &'jiinijiJ' ( 7Jfa , I,.jiitti (Ii ( 't,!,i, ( i4!(:(,,g,'(I -Sit'!,' I,, f . i I 1(11'.X !',(i()i'. (lii! 'Sit'!'' I'u,f,' I' Ito!!, ''ii lIlIifS I louis,' f,i,nt • I tjl,,u Ion .i',I ott'!'. i vi'.i.i! huh , I 'is (,, its.,, Iiuilt 'hl'"('(s Sale $5.24 "" - $20.24 ,,',. 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Rruthers uas thisquahifmt'i hr (hi' siho,iI boati l'a".ui ill. because it failed to adiut'i't' to the sante tutu' : ratin' ti C01111)10 loll of the it The removal of the potential htatth ha'at'd is slated to begin as ear! as Monday, probablN at the I 4(ng'i ood Elementary School, 1 1 1 1 911 Carlton. director of auxiliary .UII.ts lot' the school district, told the Serrimnole ('ount Board (in etLimesda The SO ' LIZ .2 pat '' ';ipuI.' that took them to the Salvut spate itlut, last l'efluan\ returned to earth without themmi 'm's t'ilzahj thr ill-St time a Sovict rtmanned lilile b w k luinimanriect. l ;ttl\ I(: utan. .-,till on tutid their space station ittet I III b, 11 1 1 )11 o.tIl itmt' home aboard a nu ('raft U? 14 louttihi,'ib last eck. l'hc Soviet spat' flights ii thu past ha tailed rn in a short hop to sutitchu an-U1es ai it a'. ft , '.r '..011t le inhmnul names to Kelly's staff his statements during Caps ule LII Valer petition with some 500 members. The petitioners asked that the document be shown to other Agricultural . .dOSt. 't Citizens, Inc., presented a Kelly was unable to attend the meeting, but his representatives circulated information sheets quoting ac e p :\lthtoughu ill be spent (bits suninwr in ridding asbestos from the ceilings of 12 I N I Its thiickn&'s5 'I---+, he Approximately $471,000 Thursday, June 14, 1070-3A Tn Rionin II I RIAM11I/111110i V I Car lton said SHARON ('AHI{AS('o 11% - ___-.___4-_. .. Archeolo said. The McDonalds were married last month at Fort Pillow Prison farm in a ceremony in which the 29-year-old groom was handcuffed. revised. -.-..-...--__._. - Schools. Topic Of Meeting Representatives from "' S0YU 1 Food Stamp Law Congressman Richard I -. -.-.---.'... Political Whip-lash? WASHINGTON (UP!) - The White house is giving . President Carter a new image: that of a reigning political champ tired of suffering in silence and ready to "whip his Ceiliniff Asbt Ac l~ ~ ~ ~ni'l~ ~ IN BRIEF '.' F vrrliriq Herald, Sanford, Fl, '-' I- - -- -- - - '. '- - A115u tat Yofreingood hands. '.''i.t, lr.uan,-, (o'An'. It See or phone ZEKE NATIONS 2701 B. ORLANDO DR. SANFORD 3227061 Free Decorating Service. Easy charge convenience with Master Charge or V/st. 318 French Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-1681 ' - ' . ' - .. ' . ' . ' ' - .- I -i �Evensng Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL1\. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, June 14, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G lORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director NK Around 9 [ fl Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $2010; Year, $40.00. The American Flag: If, Represents Us Flag I)ay, June 14, begins a significant 21-day - The Clock By JANE CASSELBERRY It looks like it's going to be a long hot summer in Longwood in more ways than one if Monday night's city commission meeting is any indication. The room was packed and the air-conditioner was not working for the (Li-st hour and a half and the ternperature soared. A member of the city fire department saved our lives by opening with one of his hooks the vents In the ceiling, all of which had been closeL. After.Aha,t it beg,n.to cool down., If the local folks turned out to see what happened in the latest episode in the ongoing saga of the city commission starring Larry Goldberg as hero or heavy (depending on who you happen to be listening to ) they got their money's worth In last week's episode we learned that Larry and the rest of the commissioners were not going to jail after all and Larry did not have to give up his District 1 seat at least for the moment. Stephen Barton did give up his seat in District 5, however, as he announced he had moved out of the city. ANGL E-WAL TERS .. This provided the perfect solution to making Larry legitimate once again and defusing any further court action against him and the city — or so Mayor June Lormann thought. But it didn't work out that way. She had to make the motion to appoint Larry to fill the vacancy in District 5, where he has lived since last fall. But when it came to a second Commissioners J. R. Grant and Ray Leibensperger wuldnt. na.avry..u1L-. As a result a special election will be held on Aug. 31. Undaunted, Larry wants that seat so much he said he would probably resign his seat (term expining the end of December) to run for the one he is now eligible for the end of 1960. In order to qualify he will have to resign by June 21, and if he does there will be two seats up for bids in August. Will he take the gamble? That is the question. He has already said if he does resign it will not be effective until Aug. 23. Already several residents are expressing Interest .,. - I This period, the basic purpose of which is to Honor America, was established by a joint resolution of the Congress and signed into law by the President in June 1975. :One of the objectives of the 1979 Honor America campaign is to combat the idea that most Americans don't want to "get involved" in public affairs. Perhaps, like many similar notions, there is a small grain of truth here, wrapped in a large bundle of misunderstanding. The Founding Fathers, in their public endeavors, pledged "Our lives, our fortunes and our saertd honor," Rarely is an American called upon today to display such fortitude. But millions of responsible Americans are getting involved in volunteer projects which enrich their lives and the lives of others, and in so doing enhance the quality of national life. It is not diffietilt to find illustrations. In Texas last summer, 65 aging and ailing persons enjoyed a refreshing vacation at a no-cost state camp near Dallas. Young probationers in Illinois won a chance for a fresh start through a non.profit work program functioning in Peoria. Virginia found an array of productive tasks for Young Adult Conservation Corps which cleared public lands, trimmed foliage impeding parkway vistas and painted schools and fire houses. On a larger scale, Baltimore rehabilitated f its slum areas and erected pihv homes to upgrade the neighborhoods. The St. Johns River, which winds through half the length of Florida, has been rescued from its status as a huge duxtpLng ground. The cleanup,- undertaken by the city'of Jacksonville with the cooperation of private industry, has already cost millions and may cost billions, but it has made a splendid contribution to the Florida environment. These developments underscore the point that there in the Unifrr States. a masivc reservoir of generosity, self-sacrifice and willing effort. Moreover, they reflect a sense of responsibility toward meeting the country's needs, as well as a disposition to roll up one's sleeves and tackle whatever task that seems urgent. How about you, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Citizen? If you hear an appeal to help establish a neighborhood playground, support a scholarship fund, assist a needy family or some similar project, don't automatically turn a deaf ear. In the 21-day period extending to the Fourth of July (patterned after the 21-gun salute to a head of state) there will be ample opportunity to lend a hand. Here are a few suggestions: Encourage regular daily display of the American Flag — flags symbolize achievements, traditions and ideals; suggest that shopping centers sponsor historic displays and appropriate ceremonial programs; organize folk festivals with traditional food, dances, costumes and music. This list barely skims the surface. Through such positive actions you'll be demonstrating how life works In a democracy and that the people are the nation. Then celebrate America's birthday on July 4th with a feeling of accbmplise. Carter Off Soccer has caught on like wildfire with Seminole county youngsters with 600 playing In organized leagues and the number expected to grow to a thousand by fall. Many of games are played In Longwood and a soccer dad, Ron Brooks of okeLipThf ügwoôdv1i6iiãn Orlando ättuLië Goldberg because of all he had done for soccer and the youth of the city. "If the motion comes up again Ihope you will find it In your heart to second the motion," he pleaded with the commission. He suggested the city save the cost of having a special election and use the money for children's activities. This suggestion received applause from the audience. Lelbensperger described the board as presently constitltuted with its frequent 2-2 stand-offs as "chaos." The AAA: Pledge enators Ask Graham to Veto Court 'Gift' - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— Nine state senators have *sked Gov. Bob Graham to veto a bill putting the new 5th District Court of Appeal in Daytona Beach House eaker Hyatt Brown's gift to the folks back home. The group, led by Senate Republican Leader John Ware j St. Petersburg, urged Graham Wednesday to veto the proposal and ask Brown and Senate President Phil Lewis to appoint a joint committee to develop another 5th DCA plan in time for the 1980 regular session. The bill (SB 268) passed largely because of the House leadership's muscle and was branded by opponents as "the highest form of pork-barreling." Brown and House Majority Leader Sam Bell are both from Daytona Beach. - Gas, Liquor Tax Proposed • If you can forget about the price of gas for a few minutes, here's a case where a rising price 1.1 good news. The Increasing value of the dollar In forelgn markets — its price in terms of other currencies has enabled the United states to settle its debts to foreign central banks. The Treasury and Federal Reserve have taken advantage of the stronger- dollar of the lazt several months to repay more than $6btUIonLn key currencies borrowed late last year. More, they have been able to buy up enough marks, yen and Swiss francs to leave them with a combined' surplus balance equivalent to some $6.29 billion.' It is the first time In some 10 years that the United States has been completely free of debt under the swap arrangements with which thi major economic powers exchange funds to support their currencies, It is being taken as a' sign of success of the administration's emergency dollar-defense program, but there are other signs that may be short lived, .1II £V II dollar LLVUIJI determined by the U.S. balance of payments more precisely, by our success or failure In trimming the massive payments deficits of : ' : - . , . '.-. $ - - . _ - .,'. - . . Flag Day 1979 - : : Dog 'Accidently' Killed '. $ I : . They are eating less candy. Commerce. .... Department statisticians, adding up national"", production of sweets durIng 1978 and dividing by . ,. population, come up a per capita con* sumption of 14.9 pounds. That is down from 15.4 pounds the previous year. ,. But a jawbreaker declined does not,. : necessarily work out toa nickel saved. Incr eases :'.'! in the costs of most of the Ingredients meant although total candy production was down, total,..,,, price paid by the public for indulging millions sweet teeth was up - by some $22 million. Y' , - ,., - i11 9tf;t. "Wait'!/ you hear the price!" Police said the student was TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham is nursing charged with running a stop a sore left arm today, but that sign and violating drivers win not keep the right-handed license restrictions. governor from signing hunA physician X-rayed di-eds of bills dumped on his Graham's left arm and put it in desk when the 1979 legislature a sling. The governor went from went last week. the hospital to his office and spent the afternoon signing Graham's arm was put in a bus. sling following a collision Police officer Roy Dickey Wednesday between the station said the student, Shahdad wagon in which he was a Ghascmnkhaniabolverdi, 20, passenger and a car driven by lives in Tallahassee and attends an Iranian student. Thomasville, Ga., Community — Graham, alone in the back College. His car was a total seat, was cut by shattered loss. Police sa id the governor's windo w glass and suf fered a ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — A Mrs. Mager's stunt. Three bruised left shoulder. His driver car, borrowed from another middle-aged woman with a casesll of "Eagle Rare" bourbon and the student also were state agency, received $3,000 in reputation for nursing sick wi be served as refreshment bruised. damages. rda.cum Into an abandoned and Mrs. Mager intends to lead , bald eagle's nest today to the crowd in a rendition of remain for almost one week. "Under the Southern Bald DorIs Mager, 53, of Apopka Eagle," a song written espesaid she will mount her 6..foot- clally for her. wide perch in a pine tree at 1 The lyrics "will bring tears to p.m., hoping her planned six- your eyes," she promised. day Stay will draw attention to Mrs. Mager is known around thepligirtoftle rare birds. the state as the "eagle lady" Florida Audubo'i Society, of because she has nursed a whicir Mrs. Mager is vice number of bald eagles back to presl(Ient, also will collect health. She estimates there are donations for construction of a 50 pairs of the birds left In $20,000 aviary to house birds of Florida which has the bi ggest nrav In -- Maitland aia eagie population or any She plans to pass the time by state except reading ma gazines and writing Mrs. Mager says she would thank-you notes to contributors. be "thrilled" if one of the birds, Mrs Mager said she would for sharp eyes and soften the nest with beach towels and take shelter under Strong wings, swoops by. She an umbrella during thunder- also has tried to persuade network television reporters to showers. fly above the nest, shooting repellant to She packed bmd ward off chiggers, tiny red bugs film. Just in case, she Intends to that Infest Central Florida in visit a beauty salon before leaving the ground. the summer. "I can't climb Into a nest with TheAudubon Society planned a party Saturday to celebrate dirty hair," she said. '- -' .----' JACK ANDERSON 1. . ..'' W11*11 Brezhnév Reflre AJter SALT II'? ' This is the kind of In- February 1976. Brezhnev, then 69, had had a colleagues on the House Assassinations CornPresident Carter for the signing of the SALT !! dividual ascendancy that was supposed to have rough year. Serious dental problems and the treaty in Vienna has sent the soothsayers to their been laid to rest at Stalin's death and had the drugs used to treat them had Impaired his health miUee In this rCdDF.He(frO.J inonacotteemee,we're tea leaves once more. The treaty signing, they stake driven through its heart when Khrushchev to the point that he was not seen In public for for ,anda o the Staff's reports on the assassination speculate, will be precisely the kind of showboat was forced Into retirement. weeks at a time. When he did emerge , his Robert Kennedy. The room fell silent, and achievement that wiU give Brezhnev an excuse Pravab, the party organ, had just published deteriorated condition was noticeable. colleague informed Ford that JU was J*,.1.-, to retire with the plaudits of world leaders still an article attempting to discourage grwnbllngs Intelligence reports noted that on occasion he Kennedy's assassination they were looking lnto,' ringing in his ears. about the "cult of personality," and the CIA was "neither mentally alert nor physically - —me interstate commerce Commission will The big trouble with this recurring theory Is provided this Interpretation: "The defense of the agile," and that his stamina was clearly limited. ask Congress next week for power to Impcs. that It assumes Brezhnev wants to quit, and praise accorded Brezhnev (In Pravda ) lends Nevertheless, asso often before, the CIA had t andthat bring suits against 1n0VthI;..,:i there's no evidence to suggest this. Quite the credibility to a recent rumor that Soviet party to conclude that the retirement rumors were companies rip civil off unguspecth CtjflIT contrary: Like every previous top man in the members in several institutes have written groundless. t' by such frauds as falsifying the weight Kremlin, Brezhnev has shown no Inclination to Letters complaining of a budding Brezhnev cult. O The old man himself rarely discusses ho userter go gentle Into that good night of voluntary The tenor of the letters reportedly was that the retirement. A secret report analyzing repo hold goods. ICC investigators told Randy Smith that at least one of every1 . retirement. party had suffered under Stalin's personality Brezhnev's discussions with U.S. senators In I 10 van drivers regularly "bumps" the' weight of i: Intelligence sources informed our associate cult and Khrushchev's subjectivimi and should noted that he said: "No one is eternal and life customer's property to Inflate the ChargeY.(,. Bob Sherman that in light of past history, It's not allow such en-ore to be repeated under being what It is, there comes a time when a At present, unless a case is 50 flagrant that ths.t.... more likely Brezhnev will continue to hold onto Brezhnev." person must leave, whether fur retirement power until death or Intrigue force him out. Justice Department can be persuaded . Brezhnev's Orwellian position as "more because of illness, but when one is at the helm prosecute, a consumer's only recourse 15 to The Even it he wins, the victim mud AW NO chronicled the quid Struggle inside the Kremlin demonstrated by his Incursion onto political turf The Interpreter, thinking the senators might torney fees. And since dam1g 4.1mg to retire Brezhnev and his stubborn refusal to supposedly belonging r'' to Premier AlekseI make too much of it. chose not to translate usually under' $500, budge. His abWtyto survive at the top of the It's rarely worthwhile gala Kosygin, the CIA reported. "Brezhnev once Brezhnev's reference to "illness," to court, .' ,., A In Traffic Accident Is Up A Tree - ...-,..Jl4.. MAIWAMMY. How awed Inflation isn't. Robert Goodhue patted his German Shepherd and went to the front office of the animal shelter to pay his bill ... but by the time the paperwork was completed the dog had been put to sleep. "Here was the cage and nodog," Goodhue said. "...They said, "We just put him to sleep.' I felt awful." Copper, the 3-year-ol&4 Ishephirell, had been turned over to the county pound three weeks ago by Cindy Williams, a friend who had been k eeping the dog for Goodhue. She had decided to move and left the dog at the pound. ka Woman Americans may not be cutting down on th&..,.; consumption of gasoline - yet - but they are-. up flIIIf'I)f,II H .... Graham Gets Sore Arm Ap op ..,. ,1g1,, ' , nrip,àk. IIVIII iflPrPu',.uI hnn,. h',r Soviet-American summit to be future." governments from motorists in, respectively, West Germany, Belgium and Italy. The American situation clearly could be worse. t. - and the way things have been going, It almost certainly will be. #n A,,QfrI,,n en Out tnnioht mr '' $ How does $1.02 soun?.,Or 11.18, or $1.53? Probably not so unbelievable If you are getting used to the prospect of - or already paying - a dollar a gallon. But wait! Those are not the latest SdtIfl8S on the pumps In California or Manhattan but a sample ol the prevailing situation In .:ope. And they are not the going prices per gallon , according to Tax Notes, a private publication intensely Interested In the subject, only th equivalent taxes thereon extracted by their VII - MIAMI (UP!) - Boaters from the Florida Keys to the Carolinas were warned to stay in port today as a tropical depression with winds of 35 miles an hour moved off the coast of Cuba and toward the western Bahamas. At 6 a.m. it was centered about 160 miles southeast of Miami and was moving north northeast at about 10 miles an hour. It was expected to continue on that path throughout the day. Forecaster John Hope said there has been no Strengthening since it moved over open water with the highest winds of 35 mph located north and northeast of the • recent years. &td since Imported all is r'Wt to the deficit and the major exporters continue to leapfrog each other with their price Increases, there is every likelihood that every penny of t* .16M. billion surplus Is, going -to be needed consumption? The AAA doesn't even attempt to deal with the wide array of provocative questLir. about root causes or potential solutions. Instead, it confines Itself to reporting the detailed results of an elaborate survey of prices at 5,278 service stations throughout the country. Another example of the AAA's abdication of its responsibility to Its mem be rs: Almost two years ago, the organization proclaimed that "more than 93 percent of the respondents to a recent survey" of its members "say that fuel economy is important to them in purchasing a new car." The most obvious method of achieving fuel economy is to produce smaller and lighter autos that require less gasoline for propulsion. But for too many years, the "specialty of the house" from the country's auto manufacturers was an oversized, gas-guzzling, chrome-plated vehicle that evoked no complaints from the AAA. In the mnid-1970s, the federal government finally forced Detroit's automakers to begin "downsizing" its cars to meet Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards that established minimum miles-per-gallon requirements. In recent years, the CAFE standards have been the subject of dozens of hear ings conducted by federal regulatory agencies and congressional committees. - Boaters Urged To Stay Put h; 0 .. ..1&,r ',WASHINGTON — The retirement of Soviet heap has been a source of frustration for younger again overstepped institutional boundaries in. Nearly four years later, Brahnev stUl sea=,) ii;. Communist Party boss Leonid Brezhnev Is members of the Politburo and a cause of some truding Into Kosygln's governmental domain by determined to "do what one can" - and though h .. predicted with the regularity, if not the ac' jealousy among other members of the Soviet interr upting a meeting of the Council even sicker and older, heapparently curacy, of a cuckoo clock, rath :''; gerontocracy. Ministers," the CIA reported, noting that clout to do it. '; Traditionally, the predictions of Kremlin A report in the CIA's top-secret National Brezhnev had intervened In council meetings WASHINGTON WHIRL: It's not unheard oi,-m watchers are pegged to some event of histeric Intetligence Daily in April 1976, analyzed the three times between 1970 and 1975. for a member of CaWm to be in the dark about-,,:.. significance — one final triumph, perhaps, and evidence cii growing restlessness within the The biggest spate of retirement r umors was Brezhnev will step down. work of a committee he's 's'igned to, but Communist Party over Brezhnev's growing occasioned by the 25th Soviet Party Congress in Harold Thus the Russian leader's meeting with "cult of personality," DTenn., really startled his BERRY'S WORLD TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— A state Tax Reform Commission subcommittee has recommended increases In the gasoline and liquor taxes, but also a $10 lifetime license plate that would save most motorists hundreds of dollars. The panel Wednesday voted for repeal of the sales tax exemption on gas to raise an extra $175 million a year for road work. The effect of the repeal would be to hike the 8.. cent-a•gallon state gas tax about 4 cents. It also recommended conversion of taxes on beer, wine and liquor to a percentage of the retail price Instead of a fixed amount per can, fifth or quart, and stipulated that the formulas be set to bring in an additional $50 million a year. By DON GRAFF . climaxed by the signing of th new Strategic Arnis Limitatior Talks treaty. The superpower president will meet for the first tim Friday during a courtesy call on the summit's host, Austrian President Rudolf Kirchs chlager. The schedule calls for four formal meetings and twe working dinners before the formal signing of SALT II ceremony on the White House Monday morning at ornate Hofburg Palace where the lawn. The president said it will take Hapsburgs once reigned. One hour after he returns to more than a new SALT treaty and an Austrian summit to turn Washington Monday, Carter back the clock to the days when will deliver a nationally telethe two superpowers were vised and broadcast report on wartime allies and the atomic his trip to a joint session of bomb was still on the drawing Congress at 9 p.m. EDT. Carter, who faces an uphill board. "No treaty can take us back battle to win Senate ratification to a time before we learned to of the arms agreement, said aria ourselves with nuclear three American presidents weapons," he said. "Just as no from both parties worked to one summit can end the sharp make the pact "fair, balanced and verifiable." competition between us." The national debate over But he said the United States dramatically and Soviet Union can still agree SALT heated up this week, with Secretary of "that the security of both our and the stability of the State Cyrus Vance and Sen. nations ng a Henry Jackson, D-Wash., world depends on avoidi that some may bitterly clashing over its nuclear conflict win." merits. sursive but no one can Jackson, a leading critic, "We will make clear to the gan the confrontation TuesSoviet Union our views and our be e world, so that day by calling the treaty purposes in th in its purest there can be no dangerous "appeasement misunderstandings as we form" and reminiscent of Britain's attitude toward Nazi pursue our separate courses," German' in the 1930s. he said. Vance, one of the chief Carter said every American proponents of the treaty, president since World War II responded with unusual blunthas had the job of avoiding ness Wednesday, calling Jacknuclear war "while main- son's comments "misguided taming the security of our and simply wrong." nation." The president at a farewell "That is the purpose of my ceremony at the White house mission to Vienna," he said. said the new treaty "gives us Carter was to arrive in the enhanced national security and ~ Bad News . WASHINGTON (UP!) A cautious President Carter set out for Vienna today to join Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in pledging their nations to prevent a nuclear holocaust but "that some may survive no one can win." "I approach this summit in Vienna with hope, but without false expectations," Carter said in low-key remarks prepared for delivery at a farewell - But Mostly ' o Si'.g SALT T BRIEF Some Good,,!- . To What? WASHINGTON NEA) - At a time of soaring gasoline prices and dwindling fuel supplies, the organization that ought to be campaigning on behalf of the nation's motorists is instead acting as merely a passive observer of the crisis, That don't-rock-the-boat approach unfortunately typifies the philosophy of the American Automobile Association, which never has fully exercised the country's biggest and best organized consumer groups. Boasting that its "more than 20 million members" make it "the largest motoring and travel organization in the world," the AA.A claims it is committed to "working for . provemnent of motoring and traveling conditions." But those efforts invariably are confined to promoting non-controversial palliative measures that won't offend the multinational oil companies, the major auto producers and other industries whose priorities often don't coincide with the interests of the AAA's members. "The AAA is terrified of playing an adversariul role," says attorney Ron Landsman, who eight years ago investigated the organization on behalf of consumer advocate Ralph Nader. ft studiot'sly avoids confrontation, even in cases where its members might benefit." imuvicit an ithisramve case study. "Gasoline prices continued their upward spiral this week, with some grades closing rapidly on a dollar-per-gallon average," the AAA reported early this moith. Who is responsible for those Increases? Are service station operators gouging their customers? Did the major oil companies purposely create a shortage? Have motorists contributed to the problem through unnecessary . in becoming candidates. One of them is Bill MItchell, who says he would like to run in District 5. VIEWPOINT period extending through the Fourth of July which presents an opportunity for every American to assess what he or she is doing to help this country maintain its position as leader of the free world. MhrW.t,,n.A r. '1 ,.' I . i . REALTY TRANSFERS The Equity Corp. to Patricia Thomas H. Watson Sr., Gdn. est minor to Y. .Johanson (married), Lot 5, 81k D. 'imes, Clark Jr., Lot 16(loss N 2561) Hidden Lake Ests., Un 1A, $34,000. John G. Shoemaker I wt Addn to SaiW. Margaret to Richard C. Nelson & WI . to O.K. Pamela E., LI 2. BIlI B, Eastbrook 5 V Entr. Constr., Inc. Lot l (liii N 2S'I d Un Six, 2nd repl.,'$10,O. T. Kottke & WI Nguyen T. Rebinôns Survey of Addn to San to Clement J. Lestagel WI Haruml, Olin jAm.r. Homes to Terry L. Lot l Wrenwood Ht5., Un. Two, Riney . WI. Dolly K. Lot I blk F. $45,400. Frank Williams 1. WI Mauddie Starling Park Un. 3. Paulic. Claudvt Jr. I wI Alice to May J. to Frank Williams I WI kenne$J .3. Stenga 1, WI. Gall Lot u, Mauddie May J., S'i of Lot) & all of bI& D. North Ott. Terr., SEC) unit 1, 4 & S. 81k 20 Pine Level sd. $100. Resid Comm Amer.. Inc. t Ilomir Franklin & wf. Kazue to Nelson E. Wolf & *1. Helen K. Lot 40 Pitcher I WI. Olivia M. Tuscawilla UnitS. $?2.S00. CharlesL Stevens widr. to Erwin . 7 IJII 13, Bet Air. $10,500. t W. sn & WI. Doris to L. Priest & wt. Yvonne L. Lt I. blk A, 1 (QC James Kenrt?(W. Wright A, wt. L Inds A. Lot ESSWook S-d un. 15. $42,40. u, SEC Aylesbury Homes Corp. to 14.20-fl. sio.000. Lawrence A. Ruben to Michael V. Damiano & WI, Maureen - (OCO) St%ar T. Ruben, Lot 3. Stonewood Lot 556 Winter Springs unit 1. sd. $100. $93.200 , - .- . . .: ' -- - _ _ --S • ' - - . . - _' - - �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 14, 1979 TONIGHT'S until he learns who the mans grandfather is ED ALL. CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL HorseSense The difficulties in beginning a care.. as_a•. "e1°JLnarIao aLe_.. examined _________ _____________ EVENING 6:00 @1(YUII2J EWS (El STUDIO SEE Visits a kids rodeo, a girl who trains dolphins and mural artist Blue Sky (A) 0 0 LIARS CLUB (IA) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES O MATCH GAME $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE I2I CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits "The Family "The Wishing Well DICK CAVETT Guest Glenda Jackson (Part 1 of 2) 8:00 j) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL 'Wild River" An adventurous trip down the Salmon River is taken in rafts and kayaks (4)0 THE WALTONS JimBob falls for a pretty Catholic girl who is staying at Walton's Mountain while trying to decide whether or not to join a convent. (A) MORK a MINDY Mindy goes into a deep depression when Mork tells her that he has been ordered to leave earth (A) (12) HIZZONNER Mayor Cooper is upset when his daughter falls for a snobbish bachelor Marinix to return to his hometown to investigate a murder which l€ft the prime suspect in an i,on lung (A) NEWS 0 ED 3:30 I u ED OVER EASY AA ) 1111111 y . -. for a ll U101(x LC,'Oni' jr h.i.vrron4''lsU-''; 5 '5 .'ii'L . yOu' Ow" P" crne cuedum,n, ..(fl .."", i • I p',,-' .. ' - - - '. - - $ I- . INNS.. (12) PYL CLUB 6:06 - ED SESAME STREET (A) 7:25 2. TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA .,,. .)" v.' - j to,,,' 00" ,o.id he app'ovPiI ri ho0r, and conpetei ..th,n 3 dory 7:30 2 12, TODAY st' lit'res- er 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- I ,, - ,, 4- ,,g , . I • •• Pa n :tl11tTIt' lfl 1 ,nati'i;il Svrs'is, hit'. i.itt tI%l'iI 1tintggc' Briikc'r I ji) So, ( hunch - t r,, Suit,' 2ii2 I .1t111)J, FIi,r,tI.i I haiq 0 8:30 'W "- . ' " i-i-. 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McKechnle, an unusually perceptive and sensitive man, somehow learned of Hershberger's self-Indictment, which seemed to be developing into a deepening depression, and decided to have breakfasit with him the following morrdng, Aug. 2, in FAMILY FEUD €0 MISTER ROGERS (R) / / PRIME RIB DINNEI Served Friday from 5 pm - AFTERNOON el 10 p / '/ 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. , 'I'M ___ 0 _1~akj" .. 12:00 2 PASSWORD PLUS (4)THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS '00 (12) NEWS EL) SESAME STREET (R) Boston. i 2) NEWS (40SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES club's traveling secretary. "Tell him to come out here and that I said he doesn't have to suit up if he doesn't want to, he can sit In the stands." 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San Fran 2. 10 inns Niekro's II 165.60 Eighth Race, A. 7 Mr Brick ) Tofai Effort 3 (lW's Encounter - - C • -— -- . - •' cil ',%,,j,iI, t'1iil'fiiltt' Pi k tros 2 Target Irene players. 3 3 3 A$fr, s JUMP 4$ I i , i American Club In Sanford ____ 0, MiflSSs y,s,t.s Chase finished the regular IHIS season with a 17-3 record, while Walsh the forfeit boost ed Flagship O.M.rlBUe O.Msfl%Ie Tstals ,,, , I i i CuS III islaIs III ,,, Lassie Softball League )SI Kiwanis dumped Western 2244 Sizzlin' by a 17-9 score as April ISI 3113 homered and singled. Watsas Harris laker a.r?jsaa Tats Nigam $ • Wlll8ams III ,a 2353 Skilbe l..wT4nc• Yefals 33) tcMfI 433 l.Npe., I • e AMirsas Taiwser • I SI Dasa$dsaa 4 I ld II I 3 11 Totals 29 •, McQwan Oanzi Walker I t I Car-tee I I I I Mi.ry III I Ct' 10 SC' IC ri,, I 1 I 0)6 1960 1' i361i 16120 S,'vi'nlh Race 44 iiJt '1)61' Iii 60 4.'t Oil i 9y71 1t.,t. ti,.,, • 61) )i,;,rf, i Al 0 i 681 1160 1' 68 21 29000 F iqhth Ilat• •'I $ iti 'd ''1114 ''i' I" , 611 0 I ' 'ii' - 2 64' )11 19 00 1' III 59 60 Ninth R,se •'1) ( - 1 80 91) iii) r •'"'' ?'i' I Ii,, i4,i5r'' 55 61' $0 61' ' 12 ac 0 '131 50 00 1 2314 29620 T,'nlh Race 4 .'S) 910 480 180 1 20 (•ii 1'. r,','iu I h'. 0 ii ii It 60 1 ii 31) 42620 - of Sanford ,'-. OFF ARAR110 r. i. 10 20 4 00 - A RADA TRES 4 10 380 250 2.850. Handle 5217.371 1. I ' over single tire prices ' . $191195 v',it' h uts , r 1' P1 6 5/ 7 5R-1 3 WAS $51 .95 pIus $1.16 Fed, Es. Tax OTHER SIZES ON SALE TO FIT MOST CARS k. -! ' Second Game 3 Victor Fernan - — , 'k SAVE'2210'43 980 600 1 70 \ % $ 9- - I - 510 3 10 610 1 35 SEARS SILENT CUSHION Apomid-helledROdialTiPeS Aram i d fiber is stranger than steel (pound for pound).,, is lightweight and flexible to provide a smooth ride. Two smooth-running aramid fiber belts and two polyester cord radial body plies for excellent handling response Tubeless shitewaI)s • l'ii,- i'' .11,'i .il.iI,i ,i- i,-,' - . 'Iiippii .iii,l lIl"IJIlJlia,II i'sil.i • ¼.L •iI,tiiii - iriitt i'l""- • 41li 'dli' III SitU 'P1 ) $47.40 Ill Tenth Game 4 37 I Ramon Badiola sic i so 3 $0 4 3) 7 Cgana Diaga • 70 '4.10 1 MutlIla Wally 3)5 Totals ace 'ti', [fri' 0(48) 41.40; P114)114.30; T (5-4- ik$ • s Debase 1311 WiMI'S Is 40% 1 00 S 60 lZub'Paco 3 810 1 6 781 Ii 10 ______________________ 4 Iran. Arca it 10 560 3 70 "It feels good to have the said LaCoss. Sail Gerardo 340 5 60 winning streak," said Niekro, In other NI. games, Montreal 63Carasa Mandiola 3 80 0 (4-6) 73.40; T (4-4-3) 77440 who boosted his record to 10-2 beat Atlanta, 4-1, San Diego got Wyma ii"S't" "" • ' 1 , JSears] 8 20 4 20 .1 10 Chisholm whitewashing of Italian- r) 2 ' Fourth - Railroaders Top Chas e to lead Bowl America to a 20-0 - :' 1 AN" ii iI,'tii'i i i,i,, 8 1 491 I i,Itj t4.i.s," 91) I 1i?11i5 Nor It, , 0 10 61 11 00 1 iS 6 7) 11160 Third Rack. I I 611 5 9,1 4 •'i B lt 'tj huh ti,'c-, 1 A(ls ll,ir tOil i 41 2 9(1 I Msti'r tlt,ys,tr(l 7.949) 40 S 10 3 640 tOO 2 lii 1)374.00. Johnnie Juby won WedSixth Game Mike Rotundo pitched a one- force a best tssu jut of Lhr':V nd re 160 500 380 nesday's ladies twilight golf hitter Wednesday and Moose games playoff with V.F.W. for 6Sant, A I Gaidos Diaga II 1310 3 10 tournament at Osteen Golf Club SCarasa Cast, II 460 19-1, to clinch at the city championship. blasted Rotary, with a nine-hole total of 52 0(1-4)5110; P (6-I) 119 90; 1 (4-). Leading only 2-0 going into Makeup games are scheduled strokes, edging runnerup Jurie least a tie for first place in the The Railroaders scored a pair second half of the Sanford the bottom of the third, Moose ' $50.50 Seventh Game of runs in the bottom of the last for today at Fort Mellon Park. Lee by two shots. exploded for 17 runs on seven 2 Vicandi Paco 6 (Xl 3 20 3 10 Butch's Chevron Service Fern Shepard and Vickie Plo Junior League. Inning and upset Sanford Little 6 70 3.20 First half winner V.F.W. hits as it sent 21 batters to the 3 Santi Sardvy National League champ Chase plays Ken Kern's Garage at 5 tied for low net with 29s. Lee Ramon Isidro '4 10 defeated Kiwanis, 15.9, in plate. All Moose hits in the 3320; P133)141,50; 1 (2 p.m. in a Sanford Pe Wee claimed longest drive and low & Co., 6-5, Wednesday. Wednesday's other Junior game came in the third inning. It was the final game for League game, while First putts. Tracy Walker had two hits for Eighth Game League game. Chase before the city chain- Federal squares off against gles, and Greg 2 Ramon Gondra 12 60 3 80 10 s th in Moose needs to win only one Moose, bo 1 5%1 Olano 3 10 2 60 pionships open Tuesday at 7:30 Clem Leonard Shell in a Little Carter slammed a double. I Gasti Gasti II 750 H ifs of its two remaining games to at 7 National League contest p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. 0(23) 3$.10; P12.3) 1)4.50; T (2.3 clinch the second half title and Terry Rus, Payton Murphy and Tim Winkle each had 1)317-00 Little American League Ninth Game Lassie Homers singles. champ Flagship Bank of KIWANIS lApnalz 1110 560 800 URN •AILROAOUS MOOSE $ 6 Oscar Seminole picked up a win CHASE A CO. Al C 84 ROTARY 310 7 0 Laverne ChIsholm hit two Siekard 3$ Grfft(m H AS C H Al C H I Coin 4II 910 without working for it Wed- Hall 4 I homers and a triple Wednesday I t i OIlsa I Rws1 13) lav $ 331 Scab C.ftnaa Ill 0(3-4) 34.00; P (3-5) 13.55; 1 (34 555 Nainassi, 7 • • Davis nesday when George's forfeited C11 $Inl* I • 8' 2)) 10 ¼' 7' S It. T 3)37 II 6 Charter Rotu ndo 1-H its Rotary , \ 041 4700 1 iii li 26920 Second R. Eleventh Race. IA, ilL 1 3060 Boos ts As 1 Apraiz Diaga I I Gn.ys.n I 1 44) i. 3960 1 5 0 (2.4) 1750, P (4 2) 33 30, 1 (4.3 6) 323 60 draped towels at the foot of the bathtub so as not to get any of his Golf Win nor I II C. Ilyd ' Al in 7 40 11) 111 ' SEMiNOF E WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Race M.qhtr, .:r .J,_:1T i i' OS Harness Rac ing ng I m ' ipurt . Fith Race I it I DI) 21 28 tO Pit li 9) e 3 $ 41 20 511 I 4)0 1838 H,indit' A 670 140 sendifillrift low()$ 6 All 5 More steel blade clear across his neck, the Reds' little catcher had Cantt T36 i0,,r W,ai'9 $ 40 0U7460, P (7-1) 77.70, T (7-I 652 20 NinItiRace 5. 5-36.1 31.31 I Jarhead Boone 13 40 8 40 1 80 1 Tribune 2 80 260 7 00 Olt 4)2150, p (I 4) 51 30. 1 II 4 129T OO Race, B, 4. T. 35 33 I lion Ron [alter (.236), shortstop Bobby Rowe and kept the Astros in first past Pittsburgh, 3-2, Los because it didn't have enough Raid - 'i:,'''' ' ir'IiI' ' G.asl h,tci '0I, 1 Manatee Marion 180 20. r i.tl 3)10. 1 (4)Q l National League Sixth Race, B. S 16. T 31 34 East Major IS 00 9 60 I 40 W I Pct GS 6 13 S SuUin)1l free: Ii 20 8 10 Montreal 32 22 593 (Seit Pafford I 2 80 St Louis 33 13 582 0(361 71 40. 1' II St 55 00. T (6 S Phila 33 25 333 3 Pittsbrgh 78 77 59 4i, 2) 230 50 Seventh Race. c Is, 1 35 SI Chicago 76 29 473 b it 2 Moving Sandy I) 70 660 1 01) New York 23 If 40 1 itO 3 My II Aike Well 8 Never Sure 2 e'O w I Pct. 0 (73)55 60. 1' (2 3) 70, 1 17 11 Houston 37 77 578 - champ Baldwin Funeral Home nesday when the Astros took a pushed across single runs in the blood on the floor. $r -, I ,-,- , ' I Twelfth Gimt' 6 10 By United Press International Art howe lined his third hunter 8 Gold Coast Man 0(26)29.40, P (2-5) 41.10, 1 (26 Joe Niekro continues to off starter Dick Ruthven, 6-4, Altamonte Springs Little League teams swing into flutter one step ahead of Mike and Cedeno added his third RB! 1)21760. Twelfth Race. A. lif . 1 31.71 1 Iola Whiz 5 40 4 70 1 Iii LaCoss. single in the fourth inning. action tonight and Friday night 52 60 Ii 40 The I'iullies scored in the 6 Arlie Chac Ni e k r o H o u s t o n ' s In Top Team competition. 8 IX) knuckleball artist, captured his third on a throwing error by 8 Lantan Sandy O (6-7) t760, P 0 6) lii 40, 1 (7 Tonight at 6 p. t~nth straight victory Wed- right fieltk-r Jeff Ixonard and 6 it, i,oyfi,fio, Altamonte's Senior League Conway (.378), first baseman Doug Oswald (.244). second baseman Mark Whittlngton 219 30 hit' lidik k i'',)ll i n 1) 11960 Minnesota 5, New York 7 Boston II. Kansas CIty 3 Milwaukee 5 , Texas I San Diego ' CI' ill MUIC IN' OffL-11st, has J)()JlII(LS ilVi' liii' 0 lOt %',,,,',t 'p1,, ' k ,JI. tiik'r prt'st'lit r m.cotid Ui)Uflt beilIi.s it tht' iit'ft'ii't' k;iiii'kr tiit' lxiii - it ,if hi'' DAY TON A BEACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Race, D. S.I& T 31 83 American Lea gue 3 Baby H Nick 00 3 L') 2? 60 East 1 flit Foster 660 3 61) G W I Pct s Dealer Dick 2 14,) 9 Bait 22 0 (23) 35 P (3 •. I U 2 Boston 31 22 627 I) 31520 New York 33 28 5.1) Se c ond Race. C.S16,T 3)43 Mitwauite 33 79 532 6½ 1 Super Roy it 10 8 80 360 79 26 527 Detroit 8 Master Mcn, ill 340 280 79 30 19? 9 Cleveind 6 Viking Olaf S '0 18 15 786 22 Toronto 0(1111400. P (181St 50, T (II West 6) 24650 W I PCI, OS Third Race, C. 5-16. T II 45 37 26 Calif 3 Roe klinder II 40 620 20 Minn 31 77 534 31 i I Mountain Topper 1 80 5 40 Texas 32 78 533 3½ 5 F lee Baby I Ii,) Kan City 33 29 532 3½ Q 13.4) 5500, P (3 4)218 70. T (3 4 29 31 413 6' Chicago s t011 00 Seattle 25 38 397 Il Fourth Race, A, 5)6. 1 31 10 19 13 306 I?' Oakland 8 My Jehosophat II 60 520 4 40 Wednesday's Results I ?,.ani Ann 180 $ 10 9. Calif 8, 1st Toronto 1 Trust Calif tO. Toronto 2, 2nd 0 n ii 3) 40, P (S -I) fl 20. 1 is ., Cleveland 6, Oakland 4 2) 401. 20 Detroit 1. Seattle 3 Fifth Race, D. Iv, T 3S.14 3-4 27 33 iitilil ii)l( , fiil the i)t's ['0011 III IL-11(hil. 1011, Silk'. tilt- iii'M'lIItl ir, tilt,' ) 0 SI SC 1' ii 61 Baseball (mci San Fran Los Ang to Thit-ir otlit-l- Paul relayed McKechnie's message. "I'm sick," Hershberger answered. But, he added, "I'll be out." When Hershberger hadn't arrived after the first game ended, a '.; friend of his, Dan Collier of Cincinnati, who was supposed to have dinner with him that. e%rø'wlg, volunteered to go back to the hotel. .re Collier got no answer to a phone call from the lobby, or to a HutseH, 2, who is on vacation knock on the door and a maid let hirn into the room. But the room ,, with his family. Whittington (9. streak of eight games he shared Cleveland 6, Oakland 4; Detroit Fourth Game 7 Seattle 3; Baltimore 8, Santi Olano 3860 640 520 was empty. with Don Wilson. 2) and Vandergrift (0.0) are S 60 6 CX) Chicago 7, in 10 innings; 1 Victor Urqui:a Before he left Collier decided to look Into the bathroom, and Cedeno stroked singles in the other pitchers. 480 Rodolto th ere 'he fo un d Willard Hershberger's body draped over the first and third inni ngs to score Minnesota 8, New York 7; lGaidos 0(1-4)4440; P11.41 133.70; T (1-4bathtub. Hershy had used Baker's razor to cut his throat. Terry PuhI, who singled and Boston 11, Kansas City 3, and 2)252.00 Fifth Game He was exceptionally neat about it, though. Before drawing the J uby Ostoon stole second on both occasions. Milwaukee 5, Texas 4. i lOscar Coin 70 20 160 100 Bank's record to 18-2. C the against it." (.271) third baseman Ted place in the National League Angeles held oil St. Louis, 98, Carasa Andre 7 00 3 60 Freycenet .413), outfielders West. "But it feels great to be and Chicago edged San Fran' lArano Pecina SIX) doing it with afirst'place club."cisco. 23.00; P (8.1) 63.60; 1(313-2, in 10 innings. John Wagner ,3O5,), Greg 4) 326 00 Cesar Ce bno drilled three Vandergrift (.4 8) and Mike Third Game In the American League, it run-scoring singles to aid Jablonski (333) Rodolfo I) (Yl 5 60 4 80 Niekro, who scattered nine hits was Toronto 9, California 8, in .tnrique 450 280 I Farr Is lts-4 so far this season, i the oçener and C,I."nia 10, 260 -.'or- struck out seven but is missing pitcher Steve - -i 'AZAI deniand ttx,y stay tit shape. Fni the fourth — on a bases-loaded wild triumph over During breakfast Hershberger did not refer to the previous sends Kenny Weber against 4-3 Philadelphia Phiulies. pitch -- and eighth inning, on Maitland in a home game. day's game with the Giants. Instead, he spoke vaguely about LaCoss, who won only four Bake McBride's sacrifice fly. 7:30 at And Friday suicide, which he had talked about occasionally before, possibly Altamonte's Major League games last year, went five because his father had taken his own fife years previously. LaCoss, a 23-year-old right-JaI-Alal champ, Farr Insurance, hosts Innings to notch his eighth McKechnle was worried, Oviedo. Ron Smith (2) is consecutive decision without a hander, allowed only one hit When the Reds arrived at Braves Field, Hershberger wasn't part ing with stiffness ex pected to start for coach Russ loss as tue Cincinnati Reds before de DAYTONA BEACH with them. Now Mckechnie was more concerned, w after live innings. bo Whlttington's team. Other post ed a 4-1 vi ct ory over the in his el WEDNESDAY NIGHT !rn not surprised to be 8-0," "Please call Hershy at the hotel," he Instructed Gabe Paul, the starters include catcher Troy New York Mets. First Game 12:30 21ly'K four-game losing streak. Oakland A's. Blue Jays 9-2, Angels 8-10: '1 hadn't pitched in 10 days Willie Aikens belted a grandbecause of the flu," he conslam homer and Don Aase tinued. "I want ed to go as hard scattered nine hits to pace and as long as I could but I've week California to its nightcap win. lost 10 pounds in the last "Daminit, I can't do anything right," he said, catching up with Bucky Walters, who had pitched the game. "I called for the wrong Top Team 11:30 2:;12. WHEEL OF FORTUNE CANDLELIGHT Bears Altamonte 10:55 CBS NEWS 0 It News basesloaded triple to key a fiveprevented Mike Norris from the run fourth Inning, sending honor of pitching a no-hitter. to give Detroit to its fourth straight "My stamina seemed victory with a triumph over out around the fifth inning," admitted Norris, after pitching Seattle. a no-hitter for seven innin gs Brewers 5, Rangers 4: Sal Bando snapped a 3-3 tie Wednesday night before the with an eighth-inning homer, Cleveland Indians rebounded enabling the Brewers to halt a for a 6-4 triumph over the - 813-877-5704 M 112. DINAHI ED NOVA (MON) 11% MILTON KICil1AN and l didn't have the strength ." in the opener, Rick Cerone Andre Thornton belted a doubled in the winning run in three-i-WI homer to highlight a the eighth inning after Cali. excellent Columbus club in the Little World Series. Do%m ftough the years, Newark served as a funnel for future six-run eighth inning, powering fornW had tied the score in the the Indians to victory. After seventh. major leaguers and not too long ago some fertile mind came up 8, Yankees 7: being held hitless over the first with the splendid idea of honoring those fellows, Rookie Dave Edwards who Why not bring them together for a grand reunion? Accordingly, seven innings by Norris slugged a two-run homer with lost a no-hit bid last month till a good number of these old Bears will be on hand for a special out in the seventh inning to Baltimore when Gary Roenicke two night in their honor June 20 at the Meadowlands Racetrack. hit a seventh-inning triple - lift Minnesota to victory over Some of them, of course, won't be able to make it because pinch hitter Jim Norris trig. New York. they're gone, and one of those is Willard Hershberger, the little eighth-inning Red Sex 11, Royals 3: gered the comm suicide in 1940 at the age of hard-hitting catcher who committed Light-hitting Larry Wolfe, uprising by hitting a triple. starting In place of Injured Pinch hitter Ron Hassey As backup catcher to big Ernie Lombardi, Hershberger batted Hobson, belted a pair of scored Norris with a sacrifice Butch .345 to help Cincinnati win in 1939. The following year, the Reds fl y and Paul Dade followed with solo homers and Gary Allenson were to finish first again. Before they went on an eastern road trip a single. Dave Heaverlo ripped his first career grand in late July, however, Hershberger, who was sometimes moody, Norris and was slain to power Boston over replaced did a curious thing. kansas City. He told third baseman Lew Riggs, with whom he shared a room greeted by Toby Ilarrah's Bonds Orioles 8, White Sex 7: Bobby single. 'After in Cincinnati, exactly where he had put all his personal Billy Smith lined a runscoring singled home Dade, Bob belongings. double with two out In the 10th and Thornplaced Heaverlo re When the Reds reached Philadelphia, Lombardi Injured his foot itUllng to rally Baltimore to a and Manager Bill McKechnle informed Hershberger he would ton drilled his eighth homer into the left-field stands. Dave victory over Chicago. take over the catching. In the next stop, New York, with the the Reds were rolling along in first place, they lost a tough 5-4 decision In the Polo Grounds when Hank Danning's two-run homer capped a winning four-run rally in the twitt inning by thI Giants. Hershberger blamed himself for the loss. Launches Fairchild (( )Ll ,I.( 'I' 9:00 4iDONAHUE - est (ii, plutt'r Inhilurfli tilt, ball I)laY'r giuirdm4 attempting 'ti'fl -t' ,i fi'iitii. tlit' sidelint, till' iIt'tt'lllvm' restralnlni. - 'I! tt.il '1 (II ,tilsal)i t' the bah at r"' iIlli(-i,'i)Lfll lift' ,ultvr i'tt'ij 1,.' itII add a ditttl lint' parallel arid tilret' It't't Major League Dog Racing By United Press International Rosello tripled home Rick Twice he has made a run at Manning with the final run. the record book and twice he has falter ed in the late innings. TIge rs 7, Mariners 3: Ron LeFlore cracked a This time, It was the flu that all the other clubs and then leaving them lying there dead. I r emember clearly how each year in the late '30s, the parent 1. New York Yank ees woul d st oc k Newark wi th prized players of stxh uncommon skills that some people argued the only team better than the Bears in all baseball were the Yankees themselves. Certainly, there never was a more awesome minor-league club, nor very likely a better one than the 1937 Bears. They madea charade of the International League pennant race that season, winning it by an almost ludicrous games and then beating an ?l' ',- ED OVER EASY Parade Thinks No-Hit NEW YORK (UP!) - They were the Newark Bears, and th ey weren't at all like the playful, adolescent Bad News Bears of today, but the kind who obviously enjoyed mauling and clawing (32() 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:25 2. TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12, NEWS Newark's Bad ' ' Asil for 0.111 935 8:00 1 VOtI livu, ('ALL TO!.!. FREE CA Norris Still " FAST LOAN APPROVAL 12. NEWS - The i,11iiilt's ,iIi minor Sports I 10 would aid player development colleges," said Auerbach. and development of officials." 'Why should we do something "Most of us think it is conOne strong reaction against to mess it up'.) Anyway, the ceptually a good idea," said the plan came from Boston playe.rs in those leagues Phoenix Suns' General Manag- Celtics' President and General don't stay in shape. For what er Jerry Colangelo, chairman Manager Red Auerbach. they're paid in the minors of the league's general maria"Why do we need a farm there's no way the coaches can will be put off for at least a year. proposal to establish a Amelia Island Plantation, Fla., gers. "There is support for systein? We have the some ty pe of affiliation w hich f ar m system in the world 'u""' ED MARIE CURIE (THU) ED THE LONG SEARCH (FRI) - A EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS CA N'BA 0 )t1t'(r. 414 hr,"npc"ef event VOL' hc.nie .%nol ri"'" - 'ic,ws r •,vPr% ml even thoip e1 tr 1', to'' C Oil' IO, )P p,, pose Mpd', i b.', vO(Ot'OflS - i0vPP rvvpvo.erne"ii . t,.,n'l,e --- (JppiOfl(ei neW cot Of pay oil ,nloiivv,ent ioo.,i ou' on. poyn'eni ,.11pvobohi7 be icc than the pmiyr"e"tv ,o ye -0 i -19 -" The league's coaches voted, working agreement with the so the "farm system" approach ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE 0 - year. $29500 to $25,000 0 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 - WASHINGTON UP!) - It 15-5, Wednesday at the league's Continental Basketball appears the NBA will put a annual meeting, in favor of the Association was referred to a three-point premium next three-point field goal and committee of general manaseason on shots made from favored, 13-7, making a four- gers. The group won't be able to beyond 22 feet, but will not point play possible if a player is assemble Information in time attempt attempt to establish a farm fouled In the act of making a for next week's meeting of the system for at least another successful three-point shot. NBA Board of Governors at Your credit is good for - 4 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 4 GOOD MORNING ÂME RI- 7 '- .,,-. Need Cash? - ING (WED) O 0 €0 V I. PEOPLE (FR)) 3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL FRENCH CHEF o -rs _-Th ree=Po -Fay..,,. i' n t PIa yFor 1980 530 2 NEWS HOGAN S tR1E rn t,cvviv- - 0 ED ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (TUE) ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL MORNING Includes: Fried Fish Fillets French Cole Slew >' SERVED EVERY FRIDAY FROM 5 P.M. 109 P.M. 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Hot Hi t K Si) CO 92 AT 27th ST SANFORD �$A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jun. 14, 1,7 OURSELVES FLY YOUR FLAG PROUDLY ON FLAG DAY, JUNE 14th Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- Thursday, June 14,1070-18 Brief ly I Mom Has' Mioxed Feelings- Jayceettes Seek Entries About For 'Little Miss' Pageant , The Altamonte-South Seminole Jayceettes are sponsoring the first Little Miss Firecracker Pageant to be held at the Altamonte Mall on the Fourth of July. This Is one of the many all day events sponsored by the Altamonte South Seminole Jaycees and Jayceettes Including a Bar-B.Q beginning at noon, field activities (sack races, relays, etc.), hot air balloon rides and fireworks. The pageant is for girls between the ages of 5 and 8. They will be judged on appearance, poise and personality. Prizes will be awarded. Deadline for entries is Monday, June 25. Respond with child's name, address, phone number, date of birth and parent or guardian's signature to P.O. Box 695, Altamonte Springs. Entrance fee is $10. For further Information call 8622311 or 834-1078. DEAR ABBY: Our only child has been ice skating since he was 6. He's had lessons, has won medals, and we're very proud of him. He is now 12 and wants to take ballet lessons. I have mixed feelings about Lhls, Abby. I am proud to have ny son excel in athletics, but I -i.... A....'. .ini uvi we same same __-_ way ibout ballet. I have the feeling hat ballet is for sissies, or the ay boys, and i want our son to e all man. Should I let him take ballet? )r do you think If he does have ny effeminate tendencies it oWd tip the scales in favor of is going the gay route? UPTIGHT MOM DEAR MOM: Let him take allet if that's what he wants, nd don't worry about Upping ie scales In favor of his going e gay route. atural direction, he won't take .'Originally, ballet was danced iclusively by men, ad some male ballet dancers re among the world's finest Metes. DEAR ABBY: I have a very !ar friend who Is getting arried In a church. My isband says we should not go the wedding or send a gift cause this couple has been ring in sin for a year and a If. She Is still my friend and I ink we should go regardless. hat is your opinion? SAN ANTONIOROSE I I Irl I -- , Yarborough Open House Set : The family of Mrs. Pearl Yarborough of Geneva, will honor her Sunday, June 17, at a open house reception, at the Geneva Methodist Church. Friends and family of Mrs. Yarborough and her aunt, 102-year..old Priscilla Hodges of Chuluota, are invited to call between 3.5 p.m. 'Effective Learning' Offered An Effective Learning Class is now being offered at Seminole Community College, Building 1,208, for both day and night study. The class concentrates on Improving writing, grammar, and basic study skills as well as preparation for CLEP, a national program of college credit-by-examination, and CAPS, the basic nursing test. Classes meet on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11:15 a.m. until 2 p.m. and Monday through Thursday 6 to 8:30 p.m. For more information, call the college, 323.1450, extension 345. A time to R.plodge ourselves ... Born of a revolution, this country began with a pledge, liberty, justice for all. Now, more than 200 years later, we Americans are still striving for these goals. It's easy to find fault, but It takes dedication and unity to bring about changes as our forefathers did. We isv. the freedom now to do it peacefully, Lot's celebrate that fre.dom today & honor our notion for what's been achieved. Then, let's loin together with a renewed sense of purpose to reach our goal. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD STEPHEN RICIIARI Lee Dougherty, R.S. RiCharde Exchange Vows Il' : Mr.$Mrs.lbAnd.no,i Lake Mary, Florida Longwood TV Mi S. East Lake St. Longwood, 3204003 S. Glenn Seminolo county Commlssloner Dist. 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My mother asked us to repeat everything we said, but if we suggested that she might be slightly deaf, she angrily inDEAR US: Thanks for a good slated that there was nothing suggestion on handling folks wrong with her hearing! This is who turn a dear ear to *6011 The sponsoring clubs are Longwood Area Sertoma Club (President Jon Zabel) and Maitland Sertoma Club ll'rcsident Jon Wesson.) The club's Board of Directors are Bill Davis, . A. Duds I Seas •j. The Sertoma Club of Southwest Volusla held their charter banquet at the Deltona Golf and Country Club. State Director Don Bailey installed the following club officers: President Ed Judy, Enterprise; Secretary Wes Hall, Sanford; Treasurer John Brim, Orange City; Membership Vice-President Roger Accardi, DeBary; Sponsorship vicepresident Gene Smith, DeBary; and Sergeant-atArms Ed Sullivan, Enterprise. Pat Neals, program vicepresident, was absent from the cermonles as a result of an automobile accident. District Governor "Rip" Mann was on hand to induct new members. Gene Smith, Ed Judy and Pat Nealls were presented special award. by Mann for bringing In five new members each. "THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE" j Leroy C. Raw C4i*lIIwc#i*a Co. Sanford -3124011 Ire. 1207 S. Isntsrd Ave. - nyi Forest City Tire Center Hwy 4301 ml. wsstof 1.4 $024433 or $024033 A DEAR ABBY: Why is it that when people have trouble seeing they go to a doctor and get glasses, but if they are hard of hearing they refuse to get their hearing tested? - Officers Installed At Sertoma Banquet ___ Appliances Mooney 3rd St. £ Palmetto Ave. Sanford The Forest 142 West Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary •IflL'fl wedding, give a gift, and let your husband stay home if he wants to. If this couple Is to be judged for their "sins," let the Lord €io IL how we solved the problem: suggestions that they get their When mother was present, we hearing checked. spoke in normal tones, refusing DEAR ABBY: flow could you to shout or repeat anything. Consequently she was left out of define a good friend" CURIOUS all the conversations. When she complained, we reminded her DEAR CURIOUS: , To know in tones that she could hear that someone here or there with we saw no reason to repeat or whom you can feel there is yell since we believed her when understanding in spite of she said there was nothing distances or thoughts unex. wrong with her hearing, pressed.., that can make of this earth a garden." IGOETIIEi After a while, mother decided that perhaps she could have her hearing tested. We took her to an audiologist and, sure enough, she had a 40 percent hearing loss in one car and 60 in the other! Now she wears a hearing aid and no longer has a problem. And neither have we. brings you US IN DENVER Sale PrIce... OPEN DAILY $:30.5:30 Sunday 94 ow Jv Ian Sisastrom Citi Commissioner SauOut Kokome Tool Company 011W. FIrst SI. Sanford ( A .1 Lee Stuart Dougherty and Richard Stephen RiCharde were married at the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Gainesville. Rev. Earl Page performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett Dougherty of Gainesville. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M. RiCharde Jr. of Lake Mary. The bride was given in marriage by her father. l.acey Mastorides served her sister as matron of honor. Br.dsmaith were Elizabeth Dougherty, Robin RiCharde and Vicki Woodward Neil RiCharde served his brother as best man. Nell Groomsmen were Robert Baker, Dale Higgins and Daniel Hobby. Hadley RlCharde was the flower girl. The reception was held at J. Wayne Reitz Union, University of Florida. The couple are making their home in Gainesville where the bride is assistant public relations director at the North Florida Regional Hospital. The bridegroom will receive his doctorate in educational psycholcgy at UF in August. I. Sail ford Tire £ Muffler Coaler 420 S. French Ave. Saadard Nix ng & Upholstering 710 Celery Ave. Sanford - 322.2117 _____ Comm.=bry Sanford __ Sanford, Flodds Co. 5* lOONY 2241 Part Sanout All American Fleg PoikI a Floes 1233 E. Williamson Rd. Lesgwesd, Florida We Have One OfThe Largest Selections Of Exotic Plants n The Area _ Los P. Moors City Meyer Sanford ____ Codisce Inc. Sanford AIrport Sanford. Florida Nsbs.n Marine 2027 Hwy. 1742 S.afsrd - znspoi St. Saadord Electric U2 Park Dr. Sladord ¼i #' ' \ John 0. Morris Cii)? commissioner Sanford SIrWord Avis Parts 111 First unlew. Sanford S. Alr.Q.Tr,njc Inc. 710 West Hwy. 434 Winter Springs, Florida Colory city PrWlsii Ill Maps, Ave. ,FlorId. Is SM. Taylor Rental Canter 310 Orlando Dr. Sanford - 323.010 Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 210 West 25th St. Sanford, Florida $0 Go . Wlilmor Assoc. Inc. 1117E. Hwy 434 A"amonte - $31-owe Towers Biavty Salon Brent Towers Apartments Sanford City of Lesgwsod City Commission Lawrence Goldberg, Sloven Barton Russell Grant W. H. Webb S. The Evening Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford OUR GREENHOUSE, Star-Line Enterprises Mfg. & Dist. of Emergency Medical Equip. - $304300 WIsb.ldt Camera Shop 211 Foils Ave. Salriford -3224101 Flagship Bank of Seminole Sanford, Florida , Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 2* South Hwy. 17.02 Sanford, Pie * 0, Sunshine TV Sales & Service 400 W. 0th St. Sanford IV Lt. Cmdr (Rat) £ Mn. 2I Forrest Dr. Sai ford Al Ponlg Plumbing 70$ S. French Ave. (3324170) Sanford Collins Florist Fairway Plaza - 323.1204 Sanford 24175. French Ave. Sanford (11111 VISIT Mn HalCoBertRoatty,lnc. 207 West 25th St. Sanford Taking Ballet Son 1W ES The Diamond Store POSTUR.X SUPPORT 2 BORDER RODSAG FREE SUPPORT 'FLEX.O.PEDIC FOUNDATION our DreamMaker Models From 1119.95 ea, to 5749,95 set 0 a FURNITURE TVs & APPLIANCES 104 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD Ph. 322.5181 �I 6 venlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2 BLONDIE Thursday, June 14, 1979 by WI-4ERES II14CIm~ ~, .0 f%1V O.JE'1 WOULD ZOUJ PLEASE TELL ME MY L ( IThOU3.4TUWERE MAGAza Young ACROSS 44 Billowy IHYEL.L,AT LEAST I KNOW WHERE' FINISHED 50 THREW rr IN -fl. GAPBAGE WEE M'/ MAGAZINE?! Chic I CIA - IRE I. • A - E ' 0 S I A C a A A T RE i _ CJT1 TATJ DI N T :: I1ScE E I 0 58 Active EN 0 NUT I 30 Soviet __ 3 Irish clan : rr QUALITIES ON IF EARTH II1 ____________________ _______________________________ O NOT J ADD LIP TO __________________________________ NECESSARILY BEALITY 1 2 12 3 4 — — — — — — — \\ WITH 'J'?TH1)G' WRQJØ Wi*W) I 'SAY AG_U''OAL. _______________________ 30 31 1* 511~A em - 35 — 36 — — 37 ——— 45 46 ————— 50 51 52 ARCHIE YES' yPP' ." WE'RE WORKING WHAT'S ON WIlY WE 'tuR STILL GONG TO LET ME THINK ---I ITS ON THE TIP OFMY7wguE.' 55 — — — — 56 ——— 58 — — — HAX' Th'4T3' YOUR PROBLEM' ____________________ — — 59 —— — — _______ — — — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) There are about 600 calories a pound of lean muscle and aro un d 3500 cal ories in a pound of body fat. If you eliminate INAT 7HEYLL %TURAJ IMR MIWX1S 1k) PR,09 YOUR BIRTHDAY June 15, 1979 N5ILENT MOVIES, IT EXPRESSEP ANS WERE P USING THE A SHOCK TO THE SENSES by Al Vermeer SEE A OF AT FOR. PEOPLE GRANP USING rr TOPAY.' LIKE THIS! SOUNE PRICES (II . C. (at • I... _ BUGS BUNNY by Stoftel & Heimdahl 1'M ITC kIN' T' MY NEW HAM44OCK' ..OVER HR' ft)i/IGHf IF YOU )4.APN"r A3ReCP 70 rA MA) PINeLY5VM,I WOULPN'T _____ ___ _ MUM UM IT TO TH 5 EM8ARRA55 MENT ) th at's ____ 44 Mt* cells tend to wither up just like underneath the skin that add to . 60 — — a plant will wither up If you your unwanted dimensions don't give It enough water. ——— while you're developing some •-, I'm sending you The Health healthy muscle elsewhere. -_- — FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves ,,. • Q J 106 EAST • Q 1096 2 • ,, K Q 85 96 2 • 95 • Q 10763 *W1 by T. K. YOU'LL Wnce irs SIGNEPYTh Sect ti irni ed . A swimsuit Airman and Mrs. Charles service the couple (she is it. Dowell of Minot Air the former Joy Panglel "Even som eone insecure can wear these Jackets because they're smart and the styles aren 't extreme. And the colors, the design, thea er(xqs ruff. East they're muted and rually WITH IT' MY are such a good item because they look cx- • tremely complicated put together but they're not." It's not a cottage Industry where arthritic natives sit ' . . -' 1 sewing individual sequins for peanuts, 12,000 feet 1% above sea level. In any event, if your see-through, V-neck, batwing 217 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 322-501 T / 200 N. PARK, SANFORD PH. 322-2383 SELL OFF OF THE I . : Helene Sidel recreates the glamour of the '30s W'Sill thousalids(of sparkthig 0't.t 1 _ Orlando Furniture From The FURNITUR Market. SAMPLES __________________________________________________ sequins. And what OPEN SUNDAY FOR THIS SALE E The Market's Over FREE U And The Furniture jJ_J Samples Are Here Large House or ALL FURNITURE Outdoor Plants SAMPLES ES • value to $8.00 Limit i Per Family • ONE OF A KIND () Simply to SAVE AS MUCH AS Introduce You to Noll's Z Jacket ($200), lined in taffeta, with two hooks so you can also wear it as a blouse. The sequins — _50% FREE! Any Minimum Purchase NOWATNOLL'S 5.tI.E "F.tItl'S FUII).%'i Stanley black, sapphire blue or All Wood EP SOFA WITH MATCHING CHAIR ___________________________ DESK ROLL TOP $19400 into each other but wider apart. This means maybe __________________________________________________ there aren't two yards of Samples Only Large S Drawer them which is what Ms. one be-sequined jacket. "We buy sequins by the IOO POLYESTER f:N I IRE STOCK OF UNIFORM FABRIC HITE I II) 3 a Jacket," she says. Sewing PRINTED SO Mi( Ii 1S5W them onto the chiffon base j and isn't a stressf ul SOFA -SLEEPERS New Twin Size SIMPIJCflY PATItRNS I I'411 I IIIS 10 41.1. Assorted CHEST OFF___ _ goo Sidel estimates constitute Samples Only $4900 30% off BEDDING SETS KNITS I.. 'p1) IIN(J procedure. "Because the I1S1US&COfl sequin Is hard made of ___ marg/esther s assertiveness needs no assistance, show it in her yard and use thousands on ____ a DURABLE VINYL ECONOMY LINES AVAILABLE I 4' , neck cardigan peplum ______________ AMELIA EARHART Sanford Jewelry & Luggage for $65, in aubergine only. , SAMSONITE r Newest Fashion Colors: ' : ,. is. A 0 # ,•.'. conservatively to begin with. Take them In her V- ______ - '' -. 5 Saiteid 9ewehy & Luggage i ;.) A spades and a heart and Just gave up. LJH OH' JUST WHAT made in bra sizes for 1 7. black only. and this bow neck blouse. sizes 4-14 LAWYER! .- ' WAS AFRAIP OF! a machine," she says. on the You'll be lit up enough as ThE CAVAI.RY! swimsuit Off So sample her sequins .fl . Roxanne, the Mr. VACATION West could not keep three _________________ L4I5 ________ i could be more provocative than a see-through sequined jacket (left) over a silky flow of Qiana nylon, which melts over the body. The sequined-striped jacket is available in sizes 414 for approximately $150, in black only. Qiana camisole and slit skirt, same sizes and color. For the most glamorous evenings on the town, Helene Sidel has crafted this Chanel jacket (right) with thousands of iridescent sequins forming a herringbone pattern. The Jacket is lined with taffeta and retails for approximately $250, sizes 4-111 .Shown here over pleated satin trousers, sizes 1-14, at $76 in i 9f/IES LATER... WANT ' 14, at Minot AFB Hospital. and Mrs. James F. Pangle and Nt-. and Mrs. Wesley Before he entered the Dowell, all of I.ngwood. other hand, "These jackets suspect you didn't like "Annie Hall," you're tot ing a case of Insecurity. Put It down, pick up a He couldn't ruff out the last two little hearts, He would run out of his own trumps before East ran out. He could not cash the spade and diamond winners and John Romifa are 7- ik break the needle on the people are gawking at you because you're ugly or they after giving up a Career in __________________ . by Stan Lee and Grandparents SALE some kind of plastic, it can The Herald Services Completely Assembled s Pc. Metal MA II V,A91 : $4900 BOOKCASES $6900 DINETTES N')L;1(t VAI 11. ___ __ IS O 2 PLY LUXURY I I ,. _____ I R VJRLThI& " I W Wll)t NO-IRON 50yd Mal 4AND ME Isitm(, ,,,, ;0, IRK. CLOSE-OUTS '13- . ' DISCOUNT Ics ------.l ' e_ç,-,, - UJ FCHI'KG CONTAiNS ,ah 'YAM)S, 00 $ 10 s tt Ba se PLANT STANDS MIRRORS $2000 Black 8 White YARI)S5OC FOR 10°° White Frame Z SAMPLES • SAMPLES Queen or King PICTURES PLATFORM BED $3 1 Small-Large ; 00 With Foundation Up Compare at 329.00 - MAW,' i OF A KI) 2' 1 INN HEADBOARDS Metal OI'EN WLAVL MA'W.l &t CASEMENTS .FOAM BACKF.1) I 4863. 48-45 '9 96-84 '29'. 48'84 'I1 '29. 72-63 72-84 '24. 144'$4 's: SLLF LINLI$SUPtRIOR ANTIQUESATIN uv.1AVI. CASLMUII uR CONTAINS CONSO FRINGE 25% OFF 4 114 11;; Iq P4o Coffees 3vARus5O FOR PRINTS & SOLIDS tilcoRAroK AL I.ACH i'w; PILLOW CASES ________________________________ 'I.t SHOW You" ral"Cal Sup! L.00KS LIIKE 2 $ INTERFACING PERCALE SATIN Bassett Twin-Full 000 END TABLES NON WOVEN PEPI'ERELL by Craig Legg. p— ___________________ Odd ANTIQUE -. 06 1 Announcement ______________________________________________________ 72-84 '2 ' 144'84 '59'. . PRE-FOURTH / of Rights, and their impact on society, /e Reason 48-84 ..__.tx'._----, Bill .1 QC Ice t 63 'II",' 9684 -. B' Birth _____ CI4rCKiJ S or fabulous fit! became one five years ago _____ EL.WOOD,n INTEIlOR? XTRIORL A a OF1')4 sEcRrAFyoFm ______________________________________________________ Cooke, left, and Curtis Miller, all fifth portant as our environment." stopped to plan how to con. tinue against all fourtrumpa; IJEW5PAPIK ENTERPRISE ASSNI ____________________________ ______ sorr IT -rue cj41.,p(s for free our, air, water, forest and wildlife, because freedom is as Fragile and as l fl& pEL'Glou Ryan Madison Curtis Miller wrote, "Freedom, must be protected as we are learning to protect says the designer who He ruffed a heart In copIes 01 JACOBY MODERN.) ZOONIES ( lRE ri IS. 0Yt fl4J W Declaration of Independence and the his hand with a trump and . ( coupons the students were challenged to write essays on "What freedom means to tue." reason to stare, They will, admiringly, Left to themselves they by stamped, sell-addressed envelopes. The most interestsix. 'then, it told South how ing questions will be used In to play the hand. this column and will receive CAN'T GETAWAY -k Dori Kapela, center, and $10 checks to sequined Jacket by Helene Sidel and give them a West's two-club bid was a Michaels' cue bid designed (Do you have a question lot to show both major suits and little else. This nuisance bid the experts? Write "Ask the Experts," care of this newspabackfired, and South First, to It got North per. Individual questions will ___________________ - and cat food. - Carmine Bravo of the Longwood Area Sertoma Club presents a $50 bond to Mark not much of an attentiongetter," True, Up to her threequarter, mandarin neck Chanel jacket. You may want to work up to that because 5equInS herringbone into each other in five "mermai d" colors: green, silver, Iris, etc. There's no way you're going to sneak into the movies in that. But for $250 (sizes 4-14) you should be flaunting, not sneaking. nd Alan Sontag PERSECUTION' 'CU , Joan sequins bronze, gray or black sewn over It in a window-pane pattern. You won't need spunk if you wear it over a camisole; ulIlly &)ou aiither into a body stocking as she does. Wh atever you dare— one of the above or her striped sequined blazer for $150 or the equally priced and striped drape collar Jacket with velvet sash — feel free to match it with velvet trousers, or her Qiana black camisole and matching skirt, or Calvin's jeans. But do the daring at night, That's what these things were made for. And don't wor ry a bout jewelry. SOUTH ' by members of the Sertoma Club had visited area schools and discussed the dummy at trick two, came to C'hiON,LMI6,' INN IflScI-I°OL... Wv Wf BONING HE &0115 lb 5°MePL.AC CALLED EGH. , 6-14 v3 could end up being expensive IF 'CURE CLEAN, I K,&,w Mv ,,t, RIGHTS' ..., adoption graders at Longwood Elementary School, for their essays on freedom. After you walk around convinced 0 A K84 you give them for you. Don't be a fall guy. i-- - S1'UDYNG EN(INERIN( M,BZ..EWEEDS 'WHAT FREEDOM MEANS TO ME' readers who want this issue can hips and thighs. In general, it NORTH little more attention than CI4ECKIN' 'CUR NGENTh! NEPI-Ie%AI MUSr TI book Herald Photo By ELIM GROSSMAN WIN AT BRIDGE usual to your assigned tasks might pull another boner which ' an certificate, a cat care course, if you don't stick to the healthy muscular person will diet and cheat a little bit, you're have only a small amount of fat send 50 cents with a long, sounds like you've done a lot of stamped, self-addressed en- good for yourself. Just don't ______________________________________ velope for it. Sen your request overdo the dieting. _____________________________________________________________ ARIES (March 21-April 19) It VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 23) A won't do you any good possible reason you're not about how things sho to think uld ha ve getting complete cooperation be en. Face up to reality and today is because you're hesitant g to work f be in m there, ro to let others Wwe the applause. 6.lJ kit contains among other things, r to By Oswald Jacoby ss The ' can follow for the future. Of underneath the skin. A good some extra care, uie results could be disappointing. SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. ) If SPIDER-MAN _______ his friends at basis of a balanced diet that you not is by the amount of fat that's today. Unle JL I•..'.- Morris and 9-Lives. of courtesy Benjamin Russell, on May to a lack of foresight, you may the very people you love.7beY involve yourself in a situation love YOU, too, but conditions are today which you can't handle. It such that they have to attend to ot he r things first . could prove embarrassing. 6UN receive a free star cat kit, gh t direct ion regardless of almost surely ruff the second spade. 'A 107 4 There was another way to handle his problems. A • A K 987 spade-heart squeeze against West. Vulnerable: Both So he ruffed a second Dealer: South heart. Then he cashed West North Eait South dummy's ace and king of . i• diamonds to discard one * 4• Pus 4 spade, Led and overt ook Pan 4 N Pass 5 dummy's last trump. Ran Pass 5 NT Pass 6, the rest of his trumps to Pus 7• Pass Pus come down to a three-card Pass ending, Dummy held A-K-S of spades. Declarer held 7-5 of L Opening lead: K spa des and the 10 of hearts. a too each adopter will In your ri forgive or forget. Discover with 19)CAPRICORN (Dcc. fl-Jan. Try not to be so set on yo ur whom you best get along own Ideas today that you'll fail romantically by sending for to listen to the suggestions of yo ur new Astro-Graph Letter. another who is trying to be Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City helpful. This reasoning could be Station, N. Y. 10019. Be sure to super ior to yours. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) specify birth sign. CANCER (June 21-July fl) Treating yourself once In while An individual who has always is all well and good, but today been difficult to get along with you're apt to make some b' will rub you the wrong way and wasteful purchases again today. Don't be because.you convinced yourself argumentative Just because he you deserve a reward. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You may feel stymied today by LEO (J uly 23-Aug 23) Owing _______ encore, — — water It deserves. Your body getting rid of those fat path TAURUS _ feline an lived in the Longwood and t eas2 - hoportant who ' home a foundling. As Casselberry areas. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 21) Be sure you do everything Guard your actions carefully you promised you would for members of your family, or today or you may uninyou'll have some long-term tentlonally offend someone ' bring j Force Base, Minot, N. D., Set yo ur sights high and work hard to achieve your goals this there is a problem brewing friends withtake who 1 you coming year. Rewards that mix among socially, don't sides. aPPeared impossible can be won. Otherwise, advantages You're the one who'll come out on the wrong SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. when you're not loo king, 4 P15C! LLA'S 'POP Seminole County and won't be any change on the by Howie Schneider BARTEAMER-5 W(LL Do Tf4E _<AM - 14 announce the birth of a son, For Friday, June 15, 1979 1 calls for him to urge to The Humane Society of .-,-. : ,,..,.-.- everyone to Pad on down This may explain why your I 5 -: . to get the normal amount of clothes are looser, You may be HOROSCOPE EEK & MEEK The Humane Association. his script \s, Losing Diet, to give you the whether a person is too fat or r ' s-. ... in your body as It is for a plant not I •, '4 good muscles. Letter number 4-7, Weight The best indication as % PP!" body. That's just as bad for what your bathroom scales say. _______ by Bob Montana . cast as by American losing poun, Can normal water 47 48 49 53 -' You don't want to lose the calories. That's progress in the ———— 44 was sponsored _________________ The purpose of losing weight scales. Even so. your body will is to elimin ate excess body fat. have eliminated 2900 unwanted 42 43 — — ----• service campaign -- undigested food material, fat or build a pound of muscle, there — — — — — - diet may have some problem in protein, 41 a many pounds you weigh. They 3500 stored fat calories and lose never tell you pounds of what — a pound of fat but exercise whether it's po un ds of water, enough to use 600 calories to 33 -. spokescat for this public a ____ - The --•- - finicks' star of cat food commercials Why? Because the exercise — 4*-a4 _____ back be ? reminding June ________ but I'm you tell me what the is V. - - _____ pound biggest — 32 ZZY — b problem is that you're hooked on the bathroom scales. All the scales do is tell you how 24 25 —26 — ___________________ 27 28 29 Thursday, June 14, 1979-3B Adopt-A-Cat Month. The stimulates their body to develop DEAR READER MTl8L. - —. 7 at night or Jump rope for more exercise. I'm 40 years of age. problem may 23 - Lamb day and now I either ride a bike they're on 20 22 While waiting for his agent's call, Morris the 9- Intake. I'm on the pill out. People who have not been and I sometimes wonder If that's the cause of it. I'm a very - physically active and start exercising at the same time active person and on the go all — — — — — 21 ——— — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DURING JUNE calorie 17 — 19 " Lives Cat tome in care of this newspaper, those 30 pounds I lost, I seem P.O. Box 1551, Radio City months In the past six in my Station, New York, NY 100i9, ll er to be getting sma It's important I to exercise to looser . clothes fit body as my feel great. I take a daily keep from losing muscle masj in but I don't have any and you're going in the right weight loss. Maybe it's because direction. You might wish to I chea t but I still count my add daily walking to help you (abbr) Trojan — — — — then I lose it a determined not to gain symbol 14 16 and 51 Sharp taste 52 Des Vaterland — — — — 15 in lose any more. I ga — mountain — 8 '9 10 11 7 Dr. period. The following six and I don't seem to be able (colloq.) 53 I months have been discouraging 50 Christian 13 — — 18 by Art Sansorn 6 — — — — — THE BORN LOSER 5 ___ 45 Sloped 47 First-rate (comp. wd.) 48 Tilt 49 Clothing _. INTERESTING HOW THE SAME DEAR DR. LAMB — I've lost 30 pounds and want to lose a total of 40 or 50 pounds. My pounds came off in a six-month 1 1 (PI) 27 Proprietor 32 Sound of a 4 More sacred 28 River in blow 5 Old-womanish Europe 33 Nazi Rudolph 6 Prop 7 Biblical 29 Passe 34 Greek letter brother 31 Navy ship 35 Negation 8 Hex., prefix (abbr) 36 Snake's soufld 9 Tune 33 Hurry 37 Parodied 10 Anger 38 Fogs 36 Covers Ii Sea 40 Bring to a 17 Lovelock 37 Beers finish 19 Sound of 39 Sorrow 41 Performed hesitation 40 Wharf anew 22 Elegant features 42 Antiquity — — 24 Big —animal ——— _______________________________________________ by Mon Walker ________________________________________ BEETLE BAILEY ADOPT.A.CAT ____ ___ !K (med.) 59 Credential I I I S H 18 Involve 60 Ensign (abbr.) p i E u —...'4'si' Flower hoIdv'$ S £ I I I N I I S . 21 Take advice DOWN I A S M Ai I A I 23 Character of a people 43 Double-reed I Soak through 25 Springs ________________ 27 Command 2 Aquatic bird 26 Derogatory instrument ______ ____ __________________ ____________________________ A 0 W N Hooked 0,1 Scales P A Weighty Problem! R __ LA)OtA), THAT MOON IS BEAUT FLJL UP THERE. SO ROUN SO FULL _______ C 50 Swallowing j 54 Poverty-war agency (abbr.) T I T 55 Yesterday (Fr.) _____ 16 Stitched c ____ ECH ____ SHEA l4 Yorkshire river 56 Idea (Fr,) 15 Destroy (sI) 57 Sorry horse fJT;;O;;'L iRloIc k column 4 Robust 8 Pelage 12 Have debts 13 Units j L.LYU iP VOUVELLLIKE ThAT 48 Volcanic forerunner ,\_1_J Answer to Previous Puzzle expanse CASSELBERRY I LEESBURG ,-ctI II•$ai. I•I*i. 14 NFo1D.m4oIuNDg ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. U.S. 17 & 92 U.S. 441 TURNITURE 1 Mile North of Jai-Alai, 1 Mile South of LeeSburg . S •4•• -, ..... - - - - -- - - - - - - - - --. . . , .. .-.,. --.-- - - - . . - .- - --------. . , , • __ - - - - - _____ �V 4R—Fv.nlni, I1rSA -- . - - - t..Li 1717 Legal Notice 3r izzIy B ear Ccin1t I"I elp - I CLASSIFIED ADS 18—Help Wand - COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notic, ot Public Hearing June U, 1979 7:00 P.M. The Board of County Corn. Looking for garden uipment? missioners of Seminole County, Read today's classified ads for Florida, will hold a public hearing to I consider the following items: I A. REQUEST FOR BORROWPIT . 43c a line 1 tIme Exp. sewing I indvsfrt mere. PERMIT: 3k alma 3cofnecutiv,tIrn.s tors.supr.,presser,,uj0,5 I. ANSEi.Tt 'p.9.3 - avail, also. Apply in 5:30 P.M. 1:00 AM. lcons.cutive times.....3$c a M.1A Industrial Zone- Request for Mon..Sat. 10.2. QuInn's .MONDAY thru FRIDAY 6orrowPitPermitonBIocks1,9,fl, Fashions, 4316 John Young Pk. SATURDAY 9.Noon NEW YORK (UP!) NBC has decided to USC Lines Minimum 3 11, 12, 13, fl, 23, 24, 25, 26, 1 27, that anthologized a group wy.Leke Breeze. Co., were: Island Lake SD, PB 2, Pg 32, in The best-looking female to more of u.s own stars In its of Charles Kuralt's •() 1: Three's Company; 2: Section 122029 and SW¼ West of Weare accepting applications for4 appear on television all television movies and miniThe Road" vignettes SR. 400, in SectIon 7.20.30 Further full & part time efflpt5yment.. Charlie's Angels; 3: (tie) year, Charlie's angels series, and as part of the described as NW of Lake Mary Over ill high school education.' 24th in the ratliigs with a 33 M-AS-H, Angie and Alice; ulevard and 1.4 Interchange. notwithstanding, has big Apply in person at any Handy policy announced that 10percent share of the ..)IST. Way Food Store. 6: Mork & Mindy; 7: brown eyesand brown hair year-old Gary Coleman of viewing audience. 2. DAVID STEINDL AND Laverne & Shirley; 8: lots of brown hair, "Diff'rent Strokes" will DONALD C. BAUERLE, SR. The 10 top network _______________________ _______________________ LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida BP.79.4 - RC.1 Country Eltates She's Grit, the grizzly play the lead in "The Kid television programs for the TaxI; 9: Stockard Chanlicense. 412. 323 5546. Sanford Zone -- Request for BOITOW Pit - - ___________ bear cub who grows up in from Left Field," a small week ending June 10, acning In Just Friends; 10: Nursing 8. Cony. Center. Permit on the following described -___________________________ - Wanted "The Man Who Loved screen remake of a 1953 41—Houses Property: The N 615 ft of E 330 ft of cording to the A.C. Nielsen "When the West Was Fun." 41—Houses 41—Houses Bears," a W 910 ft of SW'4 of Section 30.19.30,______ wildlife feature film starring Dan _______________ -_______________________________ _____________ __________________________ TERMITES ARE SWARMING I lessN2Sft for road; and theW 1010.2 nci Sales $600 per week documentary that will Dailey. Logical stars for MARKHAM WOODS RD We have an opening for an IC ,_ ft of N 660 ft of S 1510 ft of SW¼ ( ossible. Work Part time. ExOSTEEN Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free 541,000 3 BR. 26, Country estate on i appear ABC June 17, 7 I'd like to thank all my friends, SANFORD $28,300. 3 Idrm., I aggressive termite I pest future NBC special events Section 30.19.30, less R.W of S.R. erienced only. Please reply • NEW HOME * delivery, mm, 520 order. Sanford acres Stable & pasture bath, carport, nice neigh cute neighbors & relatives for the control salesman. $500 mc. p.m., Eastern time. Griz 16A; and the IessW995.oOft S MO ft of SW'/and ony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 6 would include Michael Of 3 Bdrm . 7 bath, large kitchen w area. 322.2371. Sam's Portion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Section3O.i9.30, cottage See this today' 5130.000 borhood My equity & assume kindness I the love they've guaranteed if you qualify. Car & FOR 51$ beats any stuffed animal Meats. dining area Fireplace in Living SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA sublect to Greenbelt Easement over ndon ("Uttle House on sho low rate loan at $81 nio 2nd mtg through My Husband's ________________________ phone leads available. Apply FLORIDA CASE NO. 7.727.CA.09.K Room Central H A, w w carpet, _______________________________ LIKE THE negotiable. 323 6228 for absolute adorableness, death, and the beautiful flowers MasterCosmetologist the Prairie"), Tiilis Extermining, 767 N. H. Eric CASE NO. 7937s.cA.o9.I( theN S00ft, less the W 632 ft thereof; PENNAMCO, INC., garage On large wooded lot "WIDEOPEN"SpACES , & cards. 11—Instructions TreasureChest of Beauty 17-92, Casselberry. 331.54. The story of Grit really ATLANTIC BANK OF ORLANDO, andtheEóllftof5Wi,4ofSection30. Estrada i"CH1Ps"), Many Extras McGovern 10 acre farm land w mobile home Mrs. RayLord&fammly 322 0580 19.30, less N 1345 ft and S MO u ________________________ began when naturalist t3tiilders Call 372 8910 after James Garne'Rockford Will throw in goats, Chickens 8. Longwood 7 1 BR duplex on lake. thereof. Further described as SW Secretary for Iawofflce - Good - Plaintiff, Drivers Wanted pm Needlepoint Instruction ____ assumable mon Good price & rabbits AND tractor. Near television producer Marty Files") and Jack Kiugman v. shorthand & typIng, no legal corner Of Orange Boulevard and MuSt haveotransportaj MICHAEL CASON, a single man. Wayside Drive. (01ST. terms $77,500 Geneva $35,750 Stouffer decided to spend a ("Quincy"). Creative Expressions 323.1112 experience required, full time. _________________ _________ ____________________________ JOSEPH 0. GREENE, JR., etc., et and EDNA .1. THOMAS. a single Cohtact Kevinat89l3372 _____ ux., et al., tEED A SERVICEMAN? This public hearing will be held in Phone 322.1051. __________________________ man, year in the Colorado 10 acres cleared & fenced w older STEMPER AGENCY TUTORfind him listed n our Business Room 7 of the Seminole County Defendants. Defendants. 2 I 18x37 in ground pool $65,000 Rockies observing wildiufe, CANNON REST HOME The ratings race fell into r a career in Real Estate call Reading Specialists, Patient Service O'rectory Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Ofl NOTICE OF SALE ASSOCIATES-REAL ESTATE. REALTOR 327 4991 NOTICE OF SALE Complete care for the elderly. ieatty'World, The Real Estate Among the wildest was a Call 339.9416 _______________ its usual pattern for the June 26. 1979, at 7:00 P.M., or as NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE New or Exp. Complete training NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Reduced from 549,500 A trip down (Licensed. Beautiful private gey June Porzig 323 5374 soon thereafter as possible, For sale by owner 4 BR. 18, w on the 11th day of September, 1979, onthe2llhdayof June, 1979at 11:00 huge male grizzly, perhaps Eves 8623635 377 1959 past week, with ABC in the course. Our AssocIates earn memory lane to see thiS story home with private or semi Written comments filed with the -at the hour 0111:00 AM., at the west am. at the west front door of the carpet, air 2100 block Sum more because they are bfl _____________________________ _____________________________ the last of the breed left in book old 7 story cypress farm private room. Aitamonte lead, CBS second and NBC al tate Sales people needed Land Development Manager will be merlin, Sanford Call after 530 front door of the Seminole County Courthouse of Seminole County, at trained. We're the NO. 1 ERA house 1 2. great to display your Springs 534.1148. now, Computer multi listings, MUST SELL QUICKLY Owner considered. Persons appearing at _______________________ & weekends si,soo 323 6701 Real Estate firm in Florida, antiques, Secluded ore,, $42,000 micro film trade program, going Nnrlh 3 7 w game rm & with them. undersigned Clerkwillofferfor sale Cleckwillofferforsalethefollowing for CBS was the high There must be a reason y. Locatid off Hwy 436 across from Fla rm , carpeted, drapes. orally. Hearings may be continued __________________________ 3 BR, 1 5 B. cony location Exc. to the highest and best bidder for described real property: Stouffer saw a chance to ratings for its CBS Reports BATEMAN REALTY washer & dryer. 539.000 fm time to time as found cash the following described real Lot 1), less the North 52 fees dential interview. 321.0041. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Bldg.' come in 8. talk to us reInoduce bears, He hit property: necessary. Further details available Reg. Real Estate Broker zowsk, REALTOR 322 7 thereof, and all of Lot 12, Block 11, j, B: Steelman, Realtor __________________________ FIrst & Only child care center open PROBATE DIVISION COOL OFF in a sparkling pool 7638 Sanford Ave by calling 323.1330, Ext. 323 0759 on the unlikely idea of Lot 19, Block A, Lakewood Shores, BEL.Alrl, according to the plat saturday in Sanford Begin. File Number 79.16CP ORREST GREENE Board of County Commis3ioners that's privacy fenced. Clean. according to the plat thereof as thereof as recorded in Plat Book Aft Hrs 372 7643, 322 4; adopting an orphan cub Division • ERA • nlng June 2. Sanford Early tluild to su,t - our lot or yours Seminole County, Florida INC REALTORS neat, older, 2 BR. Only $2O,0 recorded in Piat Book 10, Page 52, Page79, Public Recordsof Seminole IN RE: ESTATE OF Chliare Center. 3226645. New listing- country proFerty. _________________________ from a Midwest zoo and FHA-VA, FHA 2358.245 By: Robert French, Chairman __________________________ 630-6$33or339.4711 eves. IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND Public Records of Seminole County, County, Florida. treed 2' 2 acres near I 4 & SR .ie NAOMI MAY MORRIS, DentalAssistant . . "IETIREES or NEWLYWEDS 2 1 Florida. bringing it up In the wild, Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Enroll now-school age childrenFOR SEMINOLE together with all structures, im. M. Unsworth Realty 3 BR. enc porch to lull arounn in certification pref,fl'vd. corner lot near Shopping & Publish: June II, 1979 DEK 60 FLORIDA. COUNTY, and appurtenances on said land or provements, fixtures, appliances, ________________________ teaching her to fend for during these hot Summer cJ.y5 --Deceased schrv,k $19,900 323.5150. for summer fun-arts, crafts, used in coniunction therewith, -Business Opportunities and appurtenances on said land or CASE NO. 7s.1SWSP.oJ A must to see Only 553.500 herself, then turning her NOTICE OF ADMiNISTRATION . -------& field trips. 3235421. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE This sale is mad:' pursuant to a used in conjunction therewith. LOUIS B. CONLEY, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING LPN,Fulltime&parttime. Apply EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL loose as a mate for the Summary Final Judgment In dR. FEALTOR The aforesaid sale will be made ML! New listing on St Johns River Sec Special Summer programfor 6-12 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST in person Lakev Nursing CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR per routes, both in San Plaintiff, Foreclosure emnered in Civil Action pursuant to a Final Judgment en. lonely male. 123 6Inreve 3230517 vs. _____ this to make your dreams come vrs old including weekly THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Center 919E. 2nd St. SEMINOLE COUNTY. ord. Each has $10,000 yearly -. No. 19375 CA 09K now pending in teredinCivilNo.79.727.CA.09.K now THE RYTEX CORPORATION, swimming, skating, & movies. true. Entertainment room is With narration by Henry OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Case No. ncome. 831-1832 after 2 p.m. 77•1L$1.CAtE lhecircultCourtinandfor5eminole pending in the Circuit Court of the PART TIME BOOKKEEPER 322 6645. SA:JFORD EARLY only 24'x56' windoor water fall IN THE ESTATE: Defendant. County, Florida. Fonda, Stouffer's camera J A. TURNER, as Trustee for Sdayswe* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT & fish pond. 3 or I (IRs. CHILDHOOD CENTER. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS, INC. follows Grit from bottle DATED this 11th day of June, for Seminole County, FlorIda. DAYS INN SANFORD • ________________________ swimming pool, all on canal TO: THE RYTEX CORPORA. that the administration of the estate 1979. 29-Rooms DATED this h day of June, 1979. baby (everybody who leading to St Johns River. TION PROFIT SHARING PLAN AND Will baby sit in my home days, Of NAOMI MAY MORRIS, decea. (SEAL) TRUST Plaintiff, (SEAL) AVON - 532.5.000. 2 BR, 18 home on large lot in Sed, File Number 79.I66CP, is prefer school age children. Call EALTY vs. FIGHT INFLATION inford, Gracious living from $78 322-4933. Country Club Manor. Corn. I pending in the Circuit Court for cub) through fluffy Sell Avon. Increase your HIng weekly. Utilities included 500 S Sanford, Florida 32771 pletely remodeled from top to I No car needed' 7 BR, ill, w sun By: Eve Crabtree By: EIean F. Buratto adolescence, until after her porch, close to everything Deputy Clerk E. JEWITT, ANN S. JEWITT, Deputy Clerk working mothers or short downtown. Exc. conci. in quiet YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County Courthouse, avail. Call Rose Kircher. I . __. -first hibernation. Grit has Publish: June II, 21, 1979 n..,..,.. ,..__ CHARIES I fADTrD CAOAIJ '------ruu,,a,, ,, ,, 'VI, .. va,ar,uns in my nome, 1.tI U 1UNI5 oom ior KflT neIghborhood 527.500 that a Suit has been filed against you Realtor Assoc. Tony Coppola Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal OE K.66 NELSON CARTER, CHARLOTTE the intelligence and DE K.67 Zoned comm 2 lots Sanford Ave. With Kitchen Privileges If you weren't looking for a new mntheCourtlistedaboyeandyouare Associates Realtor. 830 0333. aft representative of the estate is Marie HASKELL YUILLE, JAMES YUIL. Motherwilldobabysitting SEiÔLECOT'BA,j curiosity to follow Stoutcareer you wouldn't be reading 321.0199 Off ice space on French Ave in a Garage apt Reduced to $18,500 hrs. 834 58-47. required to serve a copy of your M. Knapp, whose address 5 121 LE, OSGOOD F. HASKELL, OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERS Inmyhomedayorevenlng thisad,andifweweren'tlooklng brai.d new bldg (2) 600 sq ft at Answer or Pleading to the Petition fer's bumbling leads in Lake Marion Drive, Altamonte NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE JAMES OSGOOD YUILLE, PE. Noticeof Public Hearing Infanttolyrs.323.sni 3 BR, I' B, carport, fenced bk, for someone to doe lob this ad $390 per unit or 13) 1200 sq ft DELTONA Modern 3 BR. 1'? bath on the Plaintiff's Attorney, Thomas Springs, Florida 32702. The name NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that learning the survival skills July 10, 1979 TER GEORGE HASKELL, MARY Unfurnished avail at $780 wouldn't behere. If you want the home. Large yard with citrus CH. behind Kmart, Forest City and address of the personal C. Greene, P.O. Box 695, Sanford, by virtue of that certain Writ of Will keep children my home-. A. JO HASKELL, PUI3LIC HEARING FOR MARGARET she will need. trees, C H&A $37,500. opportunity to earn three to 535.000 VA of FHA Florida 32771, and file the original representative's attorney are set Execution issued out of and under nights or days, for working CHANGE YUILLE, ELLA F. BLY, a-k.a EL. OF ZONING Five Hundred dollars a week, REALTY Answer or Pleading in the Office BR$189 up. Pool. Adults only, forth below. The villain of the piece Is the seal of the Circuit Court of mothers. $20 for I, $30 for 2 REGULATIONS LEN F. BLY, JOHN A. BALDWIN, All persons having claims or call 1-500 432.8403 anytIm, for the Clerk of the above County Court, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Beautiful Lot Paola, cleared w Seminole County, Florida, upon a man and the story takes a day week). School age slightly as Guardian ad litem, EMMA M. 1. VINCENT EVANS (TRUSTEE) demands against the estate are recorded message. Seminole County Courthouse, Blvd. on 17 92 in Sanford. Call final ludgement rendered in the some trees 96'x170' Only $7,000 I CaflBart higher. 322.5015. LUSK, LUTHER F. CARTER, M. A-I AGRICULTURE TO C.2 heartbreaking twist when required, Sanford, Florida, on or before July 3238670 Mariner's Village. WITHIN THREE aforesaid court on the 16th day of R E TA I L FRANK CARTER, LEWIS K. REAL ESTATE COMM E R C IA L ______________________________ Stouffermustteach Grizto 3,1979, If youfail todoso, ludgme"It 3 BR 1' MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF b, partial carpeting. General FactoryHelp _______________________-, April, AD. 1979, inthat certain case REALTOR, 377 79 DISTRICT. P2(3 1.79)-I, The OSGOOD, STEPHEN OSGOOD, 9—Good Things to Eat THE FIRST PUBLIcAtION o by default will be taken against YOU range, ref. FulitimeBenefits Corner lot. 535.000. I entitleØ, Kathleen Davis, Petitioner fear, even hate, men — and CHARLES C. OSGOOD, CH,a,R. Southwest '/4 of Section 7, Towns:ilp ___________________________ Furnished (( (1J for the relief demanded in the THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Apply Harcar AIumin,n — James Davis, Respondent, , LOTTE 0. HASKELL, MABEL L. 21, Range 29E, lying South of State that includes Stouffer. of the above court a written Petition. 7'7 acre tracts zoned agri. 58.250. I House for sale Sanford.Sunland. 3 U.PICK Black eyepeas, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Road 436 and East of Balmy Beach TITCOMB, WILLIAM TITCOMB, BR fenced yd. Good cond. Cdl Career Opportunity-Insurance He returns to the locale statement of any claim or demand DONE andORDERED THIS29th Good terms, owner tofa,ng pts. for Senior Citizens. Down Execution was delivered to me as Butter beans 1. Conch, Real Estate Agency Drive,le55theEa,tfeetfh,r STEPHEN C. OSGOOD, LOUIS E. 323-3649 or 373-7331. debit, sales 8. service. Good day of May, 1979. they may have. Each claim must be tOwfl, very clean & roOmy. See two years later — a WormFrl*,323415o $heriflofSeminoleCounty, Florida, (OIST Nn II OSGOOD. c r ncr.rww. rwo iory. compute training nnur P1. UecKwith, Jr. ,n wriTing ano must indicate the Jimle Cowan, 318 Paimetio -. and I have levied upon the following LOTTE C. HASKELL, BENJAMIN ONE of a KIND-sedate olc'tr 2 4LL FLORIDA REALTY program. Job openIng In the basis for the claim, the name and Black Eyed Peas 7135' 2 5 French I '1 91 S,'"forcj . Av story home, beautifully land order to protect Grit ffl By: Jeannine Moye OF SANFORD REALTOR 323 5321 I AGIICULTURE TO R1A DavIs, said property being located WEBBER B. HAINES, LEWIS 0. SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING in Deputy Clerk or attorney, and the amount Tyre Farm East CeleryAve. the curious and the malign Seminole County, Florida, more HAINES, LOU J. HAINES, RUTH eBary 1 & 2 BR apts. Clean, garage. siv.aoo. .--.--claimed. If the claim is not yet due, 322 0231,3237173.3220779 DISTRICT. PZ(S.2.79)-23, The particularly described (SEAL) as follows: S. HAINES, THOMAS J. KENNEY, furnished with utilities. $185 mo., '/ 50ut',51 of the Northwest ¼, the date 42—Mobile Homes when It will become due l ORhENEI ! ii That undIvided ½ interest of GEORGE W. MORSE, CHARLES EXCEPTIONAL new 3 BR, 7B ,, 1st, last & security. Adults only. -and teamed up with the — Section 24, TownshIp 21, Range 30, James Davis in a shall be stated. It the claim 5 Aom' for Plaintiff just residence located WHITTIER, EMANUEL SCHAT. listed in the IA-FHA-235-Conv, Homes beautiful EMPLOY MR OarwBruce Broker 66p.479l. less existing road right of way and at 1906 Patrick Place, Sanford, contingent or unl quidated, the giant male. Stouffer sees p.o. Box 695 %OxSO 2 BR Mobile, awnIng, AC, MayfaIr section, ThIs spacious TEN, JOAN S. SCHATTEN, MAR. _______________________________ nature of the uncertainty shall less southeast 300 feet on Red Bug FlorIda, Low Down Payment H be more Sanford, Florida 32771 set-up in quiet adult park No recognition eyes — home has over 1900 sq. ft. of particularly OLD W. RIPPS, and FANNY R. Road by 355 feet on Dodd Road. described as: stated. If the claim Is secured, the pets' 322-286) or 323 52)5 324Iouses Uhfunished living area wig, well landscaped ___________________________ MEISLER, if living, and if dead, fear. Cash for your Iofl Wili build ,, Further described as security shall be described, The the Northeast Publish May 3) & June?, 14, 2), 1979 iot I, Block 1, San Sem Knolls, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS yd. Ready to move into. Priced their unknown spouses, heirs, de. your lot or our lot. '73 Mobile Home Carriage Cove, corner of Red Bug and Dodd Roads. First Addition per claimant shall deliver sufficient DEJ.112 NAME STATUTE at Only $67,000. Hurry! plat thereof visees, grantees, creditors, or Y Enterprise, Inc. Looking for good family to call a copies of theclaim to the clerk to Consisting of 37 acres ap. recorded in Plat Lot $55. 12x61, 3 BR, 7 baths Book 13, page 65 of other parties claiming by, through, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Medsi Inc., Realtor nice 2 Story, 4 BR, full kit. & dr's 6443013 proximately. (DISTRICT No. I) ss.soo 323 0538 enable the clerk to mail one copy to NOTICE is hereby given that the CHARMER older 7 story, 3 BR, the Public Records of Seminole under or against them, or any of each personal representative. ThispublichearingwillbaonJuly County, Florida. 'Ia home. House located at 314 W 78. new carpet, patio 8. 2 porthem, and EMANUEL SCHATTEN undersigned, pursuant to the 3rd St., Sanford. Unfurnished, no 7 BEDROOM MOBILE ON 3 HANDY MANS SPECIAL 10, 1979 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon and the undersigned as ches. Cony location. $34,500 Sheriff of ASSOCIATES, a partnership, "FicVtious Name Statute", Chapter to whom a copy of this Notice o: ACRES tN WHISPERING the', eafi.tr I' pots.'i n 'iappliances, $230 mo. Call 831 127 Laurel Dr., Pinecrest. $23,000. nrv 20 Seminole County, Florida, wIB at FLOR IDA POWER CORPORA. 565.09, Florida Statutes, will register Administration has been mailed are L3lI1 or Bill at 323-0061. HURRY! PINES. WALK TO BASS CAPI of the Courthouse, antord, Florida, 11:00A.M. on the 15th day of June, PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION THE RIGHT LOCATION business TION, a Florida corporation, the with the Seminole County C3mP. required, TAL-LAKE GEORGE. 176.100 WITHIN Those in attendance will be heard A.D. 1979, offer for sate and THREE DETERMINATIONS FOR ady Brown Realty Reg. Real sell to ALTAMONTE LAND, HOTEL trolisr, upon receIpt of or professional Office building (corner of lOth& French) WITH EXCELLENT TERMS prof of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF REALTY TN! CITY OF LAKE MANY and written comments may be filed the highest bidder, for cash, subject AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, a publication of this notice, the Estate Broker, 372.5237; eves. site. 264' on 25th St. $28,500 with the Land Development to any WILL DIVIDE fic. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. and all existing liens, at the Florida corporation, THE ALTA. titlous name, to wit: . 322-3974. 2 BR, C H&A, garage, REALTOR 372 4000MLS Seigler Realty, Broker THIS NOTlCE,tofiIeanyobeji5 Underthe Nati.nal Flood Insurance Program Manager. Hearings may be con. Front (West) Door of the Seminole MONTE SPRINGS COMPANY, a SEMORAN CHIROPRACTIC zoned for business. $200 mc. 1st 32) 0702 3210640 LOAN SECRETARY* they may have that challenge the AOENCY:Otflceof Federal Insuranceand HazardMitigation, FEMA. tiriued from time to time as found County Courthouse in Sanford, Massachusetts corporation, and d& tst, HEALING ARTSCENTER necessary. Further details available Florida, the above validity of the decedent's will, the ACTION Proposed rule. Doyouneedlotsothoejse' descrIbed per. THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY, a under which Ihese parties are See our beautiful new BARRING by calling 373.4330, Extension No. sonal property, qualifications of the personal Inc. SUMMANY Technical Information or comments are solicited on the BEDROOM, CARPORT, CENWe have an older 7' story home. * Massachusetts corporation,whetr engaged In business at 1500 North representative, or the venue or 307. TON w lap siding & shingit' roof proposed base (100year) flood elevations listed below for selected TRAL AIR & HEAT. LAKE That said sate is being made to dissolved or existing, and the Semoran Boulevard, Winter Extra large in good cord. Lg. Park, jurisdiction of the court, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES * Board of County Commissioners satisfy the terms of said WrIt of Night MARY, $775 MONTH, REFER. garage. Only 528.000. Florida 32792, a.ni fl,In,4n flr cnn unknown assigns, successors in Seminole County, Florida ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND These bise (100.year) flood elevations are the basis for the flood ENçES. Execution. * Thatth.partiesIntere$tedInsaid OBJECTIONS NOT plain interest,tru$tees,oranyotherpafl. business enterprise VA & FHA Financing By: Robert French, so FILED management measures that the community is required to either adopt or SE1OLER REALTY, BROKER John E. Polk, Sheriff areas follows: WILL BE FOREVER BARRED es claiming by, through, under or * Chairman show evidence of beIng already in effect in order to qualify or remain 1-0707 Seminole County, 321-0640 Roffler Chiropractic Clinic, P,A. against said corporations or legal INC. Attest: Artht'Ir H. Ueckwilh, Jr. If you're in the business of building Date of the fIrst publication of this * Florida qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program 1500 entities, or any of them. North Semoran Boulevard Notice of AdmInistration: Publiih: June II, 1979 REALTOR 323-7637 your busines, use (NFIP). June 7, the Publish: May 21, 3), June?, 14, 1979 * Winter Park, Florida 32192 DEK 19 1979. Defendants Eve. 322-0612, 322 1587, 327 7177 Classified Ads often. _________________________________________ I. The functions of the Federal Insurance Administration, Department of DEJ.101 36-Resort Property Marie M. Knapp NOTICE OF ACTION * Heise Chiropractic Clinic, PA. Housing and Urban Development, were transferred to the newly As Personal Representative —PROPERTY 1500 North Semoran Boulevard established Federal Emergency Management Agency by Reorganization * aytona Beach-Hutchison ocean 43—Lots-Acreage TO: T. C. Simpson, as Trustee, a of the Estate of Winter Park, Florida 32792 Plan No, 3 of 1915 (43 FR 41943, September 19, 1971) and Executive Order * WAREHOUSE * front Apts. weekly, Call 322-1038 ka Thomas C. NAOMI MAY MORRIS Simpson, Charles E. 12127 (44 FR 19367, April 19791 DATED at Winter Park, SemInole if no ans. (904) 252-9192. Deceased Jeweft, Ann S. Jewitt, WOODED COUNTY PROPERTY DATES: The perIod for comment will be ninety (90) days followIng the * Charles L. County, Florida, this 30th ORANGE CITY day of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Carter, Sarah Nelson Carter, May, 1979. INCLUDING 2 BEDROOM, second publication of thIs proposed rule in a newspaper of local circulation S acres approximately Beautiful PUILIC HIARINO NOTICE REPRESENTATIVE: Charlotte Haskell Yuiile, James FAMILY ROOM 8. CREEK ON in the abovertamed communIty. 4O—Condomjniums ROFFLER CHIROPRACTIC KENNETH R. MARCHMAN, wooded land can be zoned for SRCR 42) Improvement YuiIle, Osgood F. Haskell, James CLINIC. PAVED ROAD. $21,500. & HELPERS PA. The Florida Departrnentoi TransportatIon (FOOT) trailer. Call Florida Real Estate will conducta publi ADO*ISS!$iMapsandotpberintorm,ti,howingth,detaiIedou,iifl,sof of Hunter, OVCR 375 SALES Osgood YuiIIe, Margaret YuliIe, Panlilo, Marchrnan, hearing on June 21, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs * By: Rex W. Roffler, President McGuIr, & Co. of Orlando 641 5504. a - 2' B, Executive contheflood.pfoneareasandtheproposedbase (100.year) flood elevationsare THRU MAY 1979 Mapp _______________________ Ella F. Bly, ak.a Ellen F. Sly, CREEK FRONT, 3 BEDROOM, 2 Recreation Department Civic Center, 500 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte HEISE CHIROPRACTIC 243W. Park Ave. available for review at City HaIl, 153 East Crystal Lake Avenue, Lake dominium. Includes Pool & WAITRESSES .4 * BATH BLOCK HOME. FAMILY Emma L,usk, Luther F. Carter, M. CLINIC, PA. Springs, Florida, p,, Box 340 Mary, Florida. tennis plus other extras, $350 JUST LISTED. 2 BR. 1 bath home 45.A—.ttof ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. 2 Frank Carter, Lewis K. Osgood, This hearing is being Conducted to afford interested persons * COOKS * By: Douglas A, Heise, Send comments to: Mayor Walter A. Sorenson, P.O. Box 725, in nice country atmospherel ma., I yr. lease. the op. Winter Park, Florida 32790 Stephen Osgood, Charles C. Osgood, President CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR Lake Proçty * Mary, Florida 32746. Range. eat in kit., util. shed! Telephone: (305) 447.njj Charlotte 0. Haskell, Mabel L. Publish: June?, 14, 1. HEAT. 549,500. concepts, and social, economic 21, 25, 1919 and environmental effects of the proposed Perfect for young family or FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Publish: June?, 14, 1979 Titcomb, William Titcomb, Stephen COUNTER 4 OEK.34 'ce listing BROCHURE wn,t Improvements to State.County Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County C. Osgood, Louis E. Osgood, C. C. retirees' BPP WARRANTED. Mr. RIchard Krimm DEK.33 OLDER SPANISH STYLE 2 Road 421 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 434 (Semoran Blvd.) In National Flood insurance Program CHEROKEE LAND CO JuSt $77,500! Orang, STORY, 3 BEDROOM, 1' Osgood, Charlotte C. Haskell, REAL ESTATE and Seminole Counties, Florida. FOOT Project Nos. 77120.190) and 77)30. Murphy, N. C. 28906 (202) 733.5311 or Toll Free Line (500) 424.5572 BenjamIn F. Haines, Carrie a. BATH. FAMILY ROOM, FIRE. kEALTOR. 322 7196 3504, Work Program Nos. $17533 and 517510, Federal.Aid Project Nos. M. Room 5270 ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1 bath home PLACE, FENCED REAR Haines, Thomas J. Kenney, George •791.(1) and BRMa791.(3). 45) Seventh Street, SW on landscaped lot! W-w carpet, W.Morse, Charles Whittier, if living YARD. $20,900. Maps, drawings, a draft environmental impact 46-Commercial Property Washington, D.C. 20410 dining area, fenced yard & Much document and other .j i dead, their unknown spouses, pertinent information developed by the FOOT, together with written views More' BPP SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: WARRANTED. PINECREST. 3 BEDROOM, heirs, devisees, grantee$, creditors received from other agenciesor public offIcIals, will be available The Federal iniw:.nce A0mlnlstrtor gives for public Only $328001 :pupl,xes Business & home on Ii 97 south ol Sale notice of the propos om other parties claImIng by, HUGE LIVING ROOM, CENinspection at the FOOT Distrct Office Irt VeLand frôn'(June .. IOOIIOO* i( !4.(P ' sar) flood-'Ipy !9,J!?Y t.pJijn j". "ode- .r agalnst-Th,ew,, DeBary. 4 acres, more or less, for the City of Lakethroub,.e. TRAL HEAT & AIR. CARPET, 27, I97PUC,t,,,,j regular offi'cf hours. They will also beivallable at NEAT 3 BR, 1'2 bath home in nice the Mary, Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with SectIon 110 of the w 200 plus ft. Hwy frontage. and the Altamonte Land, Hotel and ALL APPLIANCES. LARGE akMary--- 2 BR each side. public hearing location from 10A.M. to 4 P.M. and Flood Disaster Prof ection Act of 1913 (Pub. L. 93.734), $7 Stat. 900, which neighborhood! Lg. LR. OR, 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. Suitable for garage body shop & THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS FENCED YARD, FRUIT Navigation Company, a Florida Mrn equipped kitchens, w w Mr. Frank Jeweil, Project Manager, may be contacted for information porch, convenient to school 8. added Section 1363 to the National Flood Insurance Act of 1961 (Title XIII of car lot, Excellent terms w owner TREES. $30,000 corporation, the Altamonte Springs or assistance at the DeLand District Office, phone 904.734.2171, C t, C H&A, Large lot in the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1961 (Pub. C. 90445)), 42 U.S.C. shopping! Super starter home! financing. $175,000. Company, a Massachusetts cor. r Persons who wish to submit wrItten statements ntial area. Ideal 2 and other exhibits In A Buy for $21,000' 1001.4121 and 24 CFR 1917.4(a). porat ion and the Altamonte Corn. POOL HOME. 3 BEDROOM. 7 f*1y investment. $4,500. Ph. place of, or in addition to oral statements may do so at the hooring. They party, a Massachusetts corporation, These elevations, together with the flood plain management measures BATH, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, REALTY WORLD. may also be submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing If BEAUTIFUL 4BR. lbath home on required by Section 1l0.3 of the program regulations, are the minimum whether dIssolved or existing and CARPETED, WITH GARAGE. received at the FOOT Distrct Off Ice, 7)9 W. Woodland Blvd. (Post lovely shaded lot! CHIA, OR, that are required. They should not be construed to moon the community Office ________ 5.36,900. the unknown assigns, successors In Box 47), DeLand, Florida 32720, no later than July 13, 1979. 41—Houses must change any existing ordinances that are Spacious BR's. entry foyer & stringent in their flood interest, trustees or any other party Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construction and claiming More! BPP WARRANTED. plain management requirements. The community may at any tIme enact OLDER 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. by, through, Under or the impact on the wetlands will be discuss.d, strIcter requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by Super Buy for 139.9301 against said corporations. FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, 1e by owner 3 BR, 7 bath, other Federal, State, or regiona! entitles. These propused elevations will GARAGE, IN EXCELLENT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED pIan in Uppland Park. 322 ccj The public hearing will be held in accordance with the Florida Depart. also be used to calculate the appropriate flood insurance premium rates MAKE A WISH. 3 BR,? bath home CONDITION. $32,500 that an action to quiet title to the Patter 6 p.m. menl of Transportation Action Plan (1975). ,n Idyllwilde' Enclosed Pool 8. for new buildings and their contents and for the second layer of insurance followIng property in Seminole CA. Benedict, P.E. The Real Estate Agency on existing buIldIngs and their contents. patio' C H&A,w wcarpe, eat in LAKE FRONT. I BEDROOM, 7 County, Florida: Owner District Engineer The proposed base (100.ypar) flood elevations for selected locations are: kit REALTORS a. every feature imagi BATH. FIREPLACE. FULLY Lot $47 (less that portion for State I1— Townhouse Condo, 2 BR, Florida Department of Transportation nable' BPP WARRANTED. 7435'i S FURNISHED. GREAT FOR French II? 92) Santo,ø Road 436) of the subdivision of lands bath, C-H&A. Appointment Post Office Box 47 Your Wish Come True for Ei.vati.a, feet LODGE OR YEAR AROUND. 373 5321 belonging to the plat of Altamonte Deland Florida 37720 323 6165. 545,000! __________________________________ National Goodefic 159.500. __________________________________ Land, Hotel & Navigation Co., as Publish: May 29, June 13, II, IS, 17, IL 19,20,21, 23, 21, 25, 2&, 21,25 1979 Source eO Flooding Lscatien Vertical Datum S Homes, 4 pci. interest to DEJ Ill recorded in Plal Book I, page 10, of Lake aingham Entire Shoreline FANTASTIC! 2 BR, I bath mobile 44 47—Real Estate Wanted CAPE COD, I BEDROOM, 2 fied buyer. $30,000 to the public records of Seminole Lake Irish home on 2 wooded acres cornNorthern corporate limits -- 4 BATH. CENTRAL AIR, CAR 0. LOW down payments, County, Florida. Sawyer Lake Entire Shoreline pletely fenced! 5cr. porch, C 4 PETS. 539,900. eee snov I,J I.DER. 3222287 tias been filed against you and you Losing your home & rred,t' I will Island Lake _________________ HIA, w w carpet. Modern kit. 8. Entire Shoreline 4 arerequiredtoserveacopyofyr catch up back payments & buy Lake Marietta Entire Shoreline washer dryer! Just 122,5001 II W. Garnett White 3 BEDROOM, PANELED KITequity 322 0736. written defenses, if any to it, on the Lake Come Entire Shoreline 46 eq Real Estate Broker Of'""? — CHEN, NEW ROOF, WRAP Petitioner's attorney, whose name Dwson Lake REAL ESTATE ASOCIA11ES — EntIre Shoreline 44 HN KRIDER ASSOC AROUND SCREENED PORCH, JOIN and address is: Albert P. Lime, Lake SANFORD'S . SALES Crvsttl At Goodheart Avenue 101W. Commercial FIREPLACE ON LARGE LOT. AVL,:'. LIMA & ELLIOTT, 620 Twiggs A—Mortgages Bought LEADER! WE' LIST & SELL Little Crystal Lake Eastern corporate limits 45 hone 332 7551, Sanford $24,900. Street, Tampa, Florida 33102, MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! Big Lake Mary &Sokl At Evansdale Road 45 4 telephone(113)225.SS39onCrbetor. .JO1PJ TI.IF fle' 'rI&AT'c 11,5 II Little Lake Mary bWNERS' Don't lose your Eastern corporate limits 1$ TRIPLEX BLOCK ON OVER SIZ',,e'*_______ June 74, 1979, and file the original Lake Emma WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd : We have helped others to Entire Shoreline 47 ED COMMERCIAL ZONED - .-. with the clerk of this court either Lake I MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lic. Entire Shoreline FAST CASH buyers to buy 14 LOT. BEING RENOVATED. ' before service on petitioner's at. Lake 2 Mtg. Broker $75 No. I P Entire Shoreline equity We can help you. Sales $47,500 usvçJ torney or immediately thereafter; Lake 3 Wymore Rd. Allamonte. EntIre ShorelIne . Y COPPOLA 44 n otherwise a default will be entered Lake I S7 743 'a' or 644 ISIS. Entire Shoreline 47 for the relief demanded CiBa $ Entire Shoreline 47 In the complaint or petition. I bath house completely Lake I BROKER Entire Shoreline 47 WITNESS my hand and the sealof 49-B tir Front Property ,ated, over sized lot I Lake 7 •• EntIre ShorelIne ANYTIME 47 2139 S. Myrtle Aye, Sanford said court on May 22, 1979. r hold mortgage. 91) Elm. Soldier Creek Just upstream of Wagon Seminole 322-2611 But ..p ure Your Hear _ Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Herald, Sanlord, Fl. Evening Travel Agent—minlrmim 7 j,rs, recent exp. For interview ptoM or (904) _________________ Thursday, June 14, 1979-SB — S S U U RATES U U U S — U U - ___ _______ DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication - CLASS Sunday - Noon Friday - 1—Card of Thanics _.....f..9,!!N!!!c!........, 9—Good Things to Eat Legal Notice — Legal Notice ___________ [liw1ij _____________ OSBIE'S 203 West 1st Street Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court THOMAS C. SIMPSON, CHARLES Newborn to small infants for Division, the address of which is __________________________ - ................... __________________________ -____________________________ - U U S U S _ _________________________ _________________________ ' _..!9!..!ot . U I D)UUUUuSISUUI ____ SO—Miscellaneous for Sale 54—Garage Sales Beds, Dbl motel to* sprirxs A mattresses, $30 Sc? Sanford Auction, 1715 S French - , WIL SON MAt F P lIP NI I Up BUY S1l.t 1i4,'y)[ 311315 F F- irS? St 322 Se,'? - - - Roc k,'r Bed'. Ar Chair Radio -' V H I - sonci('rwp,attocjow,th Two' Sell On,' I hi' quck. easy Want Ad way Ih' magic number is 26?) or 93) 9993 I i,i ' ,,, ______ -____________ -Apartments j I WORLD. - - 122 3953 S PC BR Suite new S?i9, 5 pc I.. P new, $399. Loveseaf 54.1 95 8. 1 p (linctt,,'S. 569 95 & up Mel $S0& up. El S?OVC. 560 & lull size draperies. $10 & up Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1797 So ot Sanford. 3728721 While you a, out tirowsing at ,g' s,ilps don't miss 1-zivipsi 'SUCT ION at 76?) S Sanford .yt' or you'll miss haro.j,n', Open i'.iin' O.ii' S.?? 10 5 322 149? ____________________ up .- -- i ___________________ - ST OP AND IN I', A MINUTE If ( iasifipd Ails didn't work there wouldn't be ,?ny AA ' and . Legal Notice in her Legal Notice COMMON SENSE SAYS USE MA EMPLOYMENT 323.5176 912 French Ave. - ____________________________________________________ - - . __________________________ -_____ Raborn Harold Hall Realty 4MANAGER TRAINEE.4 SALES REP, * PLUMBERS * DRAG LINE OPR. * SERV.STATION * ATTENDANT & * MECHANIC * SAW OPERATOR * DRIVERS * - . Legal Notice REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or ___________________________ -- ---- - . ic' ' Davenport. loveseat. chair. f I tOnn,Tn, I arherwar,' $115. rot isSt'r ie. 525 I lilapI,' toff,',' fbi . $20 2 end thIs $35 ,'j I new .'l COffet' mak'r. 515 109 Brown Dr I Sunlarid F c?,'?rs 327 2173 I K IC K Closing Out- S nice l"icy( fec, 5)5 t'a Bicycle parts ,IbOut S100 worth v,'r r eilson,,til,' V oi,i name' ,t We hOy,' f 2836 Grove' Dr 32? 0311 ltd 8Autos for Sale I ____________________________________ 86 I .iIcon auto 6 ( yl new pa in? 5'-MuSiCaI trcl'k1ndise I ire'', I - 62—Lawn.Garden bIll DIRT 8. lOP SOIL YE I. I. OW SAND (ill 1)ik I icy 323 15110 Handcrafted 18K gold w,Ttctib0nnd, )7i ,penny weight, $800 P't,lilNl 2/22 f,lnic ,illy A t)iXly ,' I 1971 FORD LTD. 4 EXTRA NICE I I . , . STENSTROM REALTY FOR EMAN * .4 AIR COND, REPAIR4 - 1O9L _________ 1968 Dodue Coronet, PS. radio, looks & runs good. new lines. r,w battery, new upper & lower I ball loints. 5545 377 4593 ------ ---. --- .... 5,__-_I. I - 63 Watiled to Buy (a uIIL springs & ma?trt'ss 573 95 ca PC . NEW coffee tOble w,Ih 2 nnatching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage. (792 So of Sanford 32287?) ' Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave Hoy A Sell, th finest in use' furniture', Ri'fnig Stoves, tools -. WI (THY USED FURNITURE & PI'i lANCES Sanford Fur - - 52'—Appliana2s ReIn iqer,ltor, Dishwasher A EI,'cfric Dryer 2443 S,Inford Ave' 3)3 681/ I 'i'ft,rI' 'aly,igp 17i Q,tli . ______________ / , - S CASH $ ENMOPE WASHER Parts Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 HorTle lniprovn'nt Air Conditioning Wa,ifi'd Appliance's any (ondit ion Wasli,'r S. r u'f r iqeralor 5. tIc K ,'lliuqciS Auc tOO 113 /060 F'aying 516 & up 'lien's, $8 8. up w,Ini,'ns class rings Also buying wedding bands, Sterling & any J - PAINTING CARPENTRY ('US TOM CABINETS St 113 0129 atte'r S 30 Central Heat & Air Cord Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 __________________________ Appliances Lawn _____________________ _________________________________ Maintenance 'i',rk,'d gold Any cond 678 7237 HAL COLBERT, REALTY - $495 WAGON relord 5850 19654 DR I ord S W Needs corny work but ru"is S 149 31? 75818 to 5 Al RICAN VIOL F IS Thi' C,r ,',"ihousp 32? 914) r..'s ,Tfter 68. weekernits 50-A—Jewelry il1t'( Moving Must Sell 86 1' hey wagon 5260 6 F oril 5616 89 Pi'ii,i,iII 4 yyl 5160 4th 8. f',iI,'tf A'.,' - I (J(iii(l tray,' nliaifl?('fla,i( 12) 09311 Gutars, ()rtjrns. Ban1os Corn pl,'fu' I honnias organs, pianos tiOti flail's Disc Center Inc . 17021 'ni( Ii Ayp 1?? 7255 ' _______________________ 51—Household 1971 CHEV. MONTE 1 495 CARLO 1969 CHRYSLER Call 32? 76)1 or H'I - -- ui Moo cyde Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 32) 3866cr 323 71'0 I III' ST ORAGE HAUl ?fyi",' useful, no longer n,','ili'd ty'm with ,i herald $5995 LOADED I I -- Lii CF DAM CHEST Natural edar outside 25x78x56 322 3220 Call 1978 CAMARO D011 C 750. mao wheels, faring, drive shalt. mi per gal 51.700 323 0039 - COUC II (ilk A Gold firue ,lf' 9(1 wo1 fr,i,nt', 1 Ofld SI 25 iriake otter 931 .1693 for 51600 -- Yamaha Sell Clsciliei1 0r P1 EW CAR TRADE-INS , - y'ii F ( (and i 300 or best i')lfr 0 - " 78—tstorCycles i,', , .'-! I ,nil' w,'sl of Speedway ('),iytpn, (Teach w-Ii hoIti a pufilic All TO .9l.IC TON every T Lies(Iiy f S,I?urd.iy a? 1 30 ItS Ito' only on,' n Or Oil set r,''..'r Cd L'' Call 9 03 255 9)11 'or fialher O,''Iibs BUY JUNK CARS r torn 510 to $50 Call 372 3621. 322 4.110 Accessories Ail,,,,',pur I inp,'In I Slier man 115 ii, oil,' d,'p?h I oiler & lots t I .h ( '.cOT .s 'railer 52.495 'ii it p in I?'.' oe.#. I y,'i'i,?h Oar,' sper? coupe 0s ('U 2 SOOm 321 378i OA TJN .9 AU TO AJC hO Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 3725990 - 2) • as %'icI Sell 3?; J379 ': (i'rI.I,e'cj Lawn & Alan's Appliarites Mefnigerat,or?A C Repair Licensed 323 0039 Searsj of Sanford I ' . - - MOWINC, & LANDSCAPING 32)48111 I r,',' [stimap I IOWER'SBEAUTYSALON formerly Harrieft's Beauty Nook S19 IsfSt,3;75747 National Home Improvement1 -- -' -... Landscape I PEE ESTIMATES 123 8119 Mowing 321 0098 ' BeaUty Care -- LawnServjce Gener,Tl I.. "ndscaping Rose' SPeCiOliSIS. lO Soil & fill dirt, ___________________________________ Ceramic SALE State CASHIER & * HEL4 I,9n I I MEINTZER TILL New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 75 yrs tZxp 869 8567 _______________________________________ __________________ m,Iint 323 2949 . - . & tree tnimmin0 - DAM F- .9W't'l (ARE b4i' i(ti'ii il 1. (1 onyi,!iercial 322 554? ______________________ CaliBart essmaking - - - - ...._ Ught Hauling Alterations, Dressmaking -. 4A—Apartm.nts & for — Yard Debris. Trà'.h Appliances 8 Misc ILOCAL i 319 5371 Drapes, Upholstery 32? 0107 . Exterior Cleaning P'rRepairs .''- for Wanted Warehouse And Delivery Employee. Must Have A Commercial Drivers License. Must Have Been Established In Sanford Area For At Least 3 Years. Must Be Sober And Able To Comply With Sterchi's Dress Code, Permanent Job, Salary, Vacation, Established 'Pension Plan, Malor Medical Insurance, Uniforms And All Paid For By Stirchl's, Also Available At Small Cost To Employee Mal. Med. Benefits For Entire Family. Must Be Of Good Reputation And Personal References Required Must Apply In Person And Complete Sterchl's Employment AppiicaflØN. Form. Apply At Sterchi's Store 1100 French Sanford, Apply Between The Hours Of 10 And 12 Or 2 And 4 Thurs,, Fri. And Sat,, June 14-16. No Phone Calls Accepted Concerning Employment Salary Negotiable more ________ . Sate by , ______ _______________ ____ ______ :....\ _____ — "I I1I Wheel Road Just UPstrum ____ 0f Wood 10 L!.. p ,,,t __________ ______ . , _____ _______ Publish' June 7, It. 1979 __________________ REDUCED - - SEIGLER REALTY I int'.ir II. THIS IS A PERMANENT JOB I block home. Walking ..... - Ptihllth M.si., CA 'II t. I.., - I'& -. I to hospital, doctor. ng home I downtown. $Qo. w excellent terms. JoØ.iy Walker Inc. .1216457 or JJ)41l aft S Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1517 rTl 2565 REALTORS PARK - ,,- DEJ1I) - ice 4 Branch Office -- -. ' - -. - . . . - I ' --• - -- r' .- .- - - - — ------- ___________ - ------- - . - .. -; , . , . .. - -. " ' ..... - , - ..... 323-2222 Raborn REALTY REALTOR 377-4000MLS - - '— 5. ._55_ %t'as$I.1 II I P,iill2i' y.ils .uiii,,'d hIll', I,ilii ii g.il'. .iiii,u',l 'l,i'l lt.ullu'w,uri'. 'h.IIII - ' a.,.s. CALL SEARS OF SANFORD TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATFI LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 residences on approx. 2 acres. 100 It. lake frontage 175.000. ESTATE SALE. — . S1 ______ Multiple Listing Service ate occupancy New 3 BR. Deputy Clerk LXATIC4V MAP Sanford 321-0702 -so 'i$.iii. high i113.gJIigi' Leader 322•2420 - DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House PaintIng Licensed Insured Bonded FREE EstImates i30S 372 9160 _____ DAVES PMIN TINE, Trim your house, 5)45 I day serv uoOd paint & Ref III 5579 Plumbing Service ALL Pt. UMBiNG PROITL IMS Repairs, I t'oks. I' ash Service (Fig Cd'. 123 0371 372 1601 Retired man Small repair work Roofing & Painting Free Est C.,lI anyl ni,' 3231643 INSULATION Batting blowing, RACO Foam, tibergtas & Cellulose Lowest prices Call 3710539or904734610$collect - - - '-. (SEAL) Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Circuit Court .-',*w.s: Sanford's ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, I clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, I shady inside kennels, Screened outstde runs, also air cond cages 327 3752 fence outfit - ___ ______ .. '599w - — NO FLY BY NIGHTS NEED TO APPLY. Sears Ssslt',,i - Home Improvements _____________-. against you !, 24. N) II liii SyITte'nl iflCIU(h's condensing unit, "A" coil, relay transformer. 2M,00I) to 46,000[ITIJI! systems also on sale. — . Groomthg & Boardng (eiitt'aI II1' ((fluhiIioniiig --- -------________________________ _____ ________________ - Painting VALUE — _____ I. awn rflow'r repair a? your home Se'minole County only' 833 2069 _________________________________ flAP Exterior Fuiitjus & 'n,fllyw Ii'moval Roofs, walls, decks. etc F rye [St 339 6066, 669 8335 from - l'j . ".i'ifiiril I 1?) 2921 • 77—Junk Cars Removed ROtI',QN MARINE 2'l." ily%'p 1791 I Ii 121tI Foot Loc kt'rS 516 99 up ARMY NAVY SURPI US 310 Sanford Ayt' 3?? Sf91 ________________________ - - you 55—Boats 8. i 1ep acknq, I '' a S spd * '. S • • I I I I a a a •- (r _• Code ,s pliant'. tiurglar ,slar " ont er en( t' tat,le I p,'w r t ,o (.lmp('r Iraler •'f( 12.1 1771 ,ir 377 8300 AUTO PARTS SALES* — $,'S:'' Are sou a full fiinc driver with a part t irn' Our c 1,955 ifid5 are loaded w itti good buy for _______ - . . • • • • . • * '; - REALTORS -- saa •197j Yota c.i (lean FM ,57.' n 978 Dodge Van 300 1 tOn. AC PS ('B. cruise', Stereo paneled, new tvs?tery new 'res. d,'Sgned tr work or play 14.495 372 .*593 , The .. ...... C 75-A-a-Vans- ' __________________ partment5 - ______________- - - ---- -- - . - I - - _________________________ , -- ' - _________________________ _____________ - EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 372 2611 or 83l 9993 ________________ - - I I. iwo Sal,' Ii,,i, IS 36 Il One illil,' on Snuwhill Rd Geneva 00k for ?h,' son 349 5918 - JUST MAk'E PAYMENTS '69 t? models Call 319 9100 or 831 -*605 ,DOil1,r br Estate. Cor'im,'ncial & Pesi &1r'n?,iI Auctions 8. Apprais6IS Call Dells Aucticir' 371 5620 Miiriq S,,l,' F-ri Sat 9 5 .*'5 'iale Aye 321 0955 Grand 'athr clock. household goods 3237)10 80—Autos for Sale 72—Auction " iqio 3Z241 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR 5.0 BALINT&AS5o I I P.ailings _________________________ CuIom bull ron work .indoys guara, gate's etc Marlin 5)13 /641 339 2693 I I 32) $66S Concrete work Pat,os. sae waIk. oriveways Free Esti "lateCallMrT.ylOr3228545 - Just think--il Classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any' rreesIce The Greenteal Enterprise Tree service Dead w000, demossing & mistletoe & removing 3)3 I61.1 I..,., %IsIir l.rA PINECREST CENTER U.S. Il-ti AT 27th ST. _____________ SANFORD [Sears] SEARS. ROEBLTCK ANSI CO. To List Your Business,., DIQt 322-2611 o 831-9993 �0--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 14, 1,7 r. .:" • - 0-. • 71 s Year, No. 257-Friday, June 15, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 r. ..; zj ' ____ L'-2 '•' f < S idge Researcher: Have To Learn To Live Nil 2.L... 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"figg), Horner right, Sanford Fourth of July fireworks committee treasurer, "We want to be able to provide all the citizens with the protection ann the services they I Ii deserve..i..., iiuS truck Wowu help mep us meet that goal," Kulbes said. seems to be getting a big bang out of efforts by Jack Weible, president of Sanford Kiwanis ('limb and Martha Vancey of the Women's Club of Sanford to launch a If approved, the tax hike would not be felt by The fire tr uc k sought by the city would cost an estimated drive for fireworks funds. I'lie two clubs have donated to the fund. but more is nt'eik(l to reach time $1,200 goal. Fireworks display will climax a day of activities at Fort Mellon Park. .J J uly -1. - homeowners until 1980. On an $52.000. The added tax revenue average home with assessed vaiui1 $20,W0 and a $5,000 above the cost of the truck would be applied to water line extensions and street immi- •. - 700 French Avenue r . • ' I R-19 Sq. Ft. 6"x15" 6"x23" 190 . p.. • PLYWOOD Agency Appov.d Herald photo by Tom P4.ts.I LIGHTING Ii r. TH E ruSc AD Interior Sheet 1I4"x4'x8 .............9.60 318"x4'x8 ............. 12.80 1/2"x4'x8 ............. 14.99 518"x4'x8 .............. 17.16 314"x4x8' ...........20.60 AC Exterior 1/4"x4'x8 ............. 10.36 3/1 x 4' x 8' ............13.53 1/2"*4'xS ............. 15.60 5/8"*4'x8' ............ 18.00 3/4"x4'x8' ............ 21.44 '. By SHARON CARRASC() Herald Staff Writer A non-profit organization in Seminole County isn't afraid of a little elbow grease to establish a workshop in Seminole Count' for time physically disabled and SHEATHING PLYWOOD Agency Appiovd Piece 3/8" x 4' x 8'CDX ........6.55 7.15 1/2" x4' x8' CDX (3 ply) 7.65 1/2" x 4' x 8' CDX (4 ply) 5/8"x4'x8' CDX ........ 10.35 buildings that could have housed the workshop were never donated. 'lime non-profit organization had turned down time original offer because the building is too The school board authorized its superintendent Wednesday to negotiate a lease with the offer from time Seminole County School Board to rent the now The organization had hoped to locate its workshop in San- Currently, a portion of the elementary school is used to to do construction work oil closed Lake Monroe Elementary School for $1 a year. On Wednesday, Bob Tango, a ford because 60 percent of the adults will probably comic from there. however, deserted store equipment and other property of the school board. Tango told time school board various products they will sell. We need space for an administration office and a lun The Kathleen Anderson Coinprehensive Work Center, Inc. had earlier turned down an -• - -L_U . . - - . . - ' -) •, '4-,.. ' •.. -,-•. - - 2x4x92%" '.SPRUCE PRECUT STUDS Piece . .................1.12 • - - ,, • z. . / . ' . j. •., • at least $5,000 to renovate the ground floor for the workshop. Once time non-profit facility, Murray said. "Unless the community can establish it is serious about the project by coming up with organization has found a home, it may Lien begin applying to the various agencies for funding of its project, Tango said. initial matching funds and a Without time community's workable premise, these grants support the chances of the will not be available," Murray workshop becoming a reality said, restored at 10:04 •, •l . i .' • • '• \r •. a.m. Accor- ding to a Florida Power Cororporatlon spokesman, the outage was caused by an underground cable going bad and affected 318 customers extending front Altamonte Mall east on State Road 436 to Newburyport Street, - . I • . r. •-- . ' '-.. It a , ,:i, Today • Z. Do-it-yourself Feeling t-- Hugh Carlton, thrector of auxiliary services for the school district, esthimated time nonpr ofit organization would need reportedly stranded in an elevator at the 701 Building in Altamonte Springs for awhile this mmmornlmmg due to a power failure in the area. The incident occurred around 8:50 a.m, and power was • • - ' •• 'POT' FARM ARREST -r • - wrm SW YF 11 'We have a number of areas in our city now that have no water hue, oniy welts. if have a ttr" there, w. L 0 respond with a pumper because there are no hydrants. If the tr uc k runs out of water, it has to return to refill. In the IIi1'UIi time, the house continues to burn, Kulbes Said. Lake Mary officials have been seeking measures to raise To accomplish this goal, the director. organization will approach the Ti.ere are various grants Seminole County Board of available from both the state Commissioners and the school and the federal sources as well board for funds to supplement as United Fund and United various state and federal grants Cerebral Palsy but a it plans to apply for, prerequisite to apply is proof the community wants the The workshop would provide Several persons were i 44 'i think It should be i onetime (hung for (lie fire truck, or at least be reviewable after the first year," Perinchief said. are nil, said Patrick Murray, chroorn, too," he said. Stranded In Elevator ArouudThe Clock ...,...... 4* Bridge .................... GA Lake Mat)' police today arrested a 22-year-old man said to be operating a marijuana Farm near his Caleala ..................... 5* Caeflcs rucsword immobile home in the Mullins Swamp area of the city. In custody on a felony charge of manufacturing a controlled substance is David Michael Harper (left). Police said a second man is being sought in conneetloim with the alleged "pot" Farm operation. Detective David Higginbotham (right) said 112 marijuana plants, with an estimated street value of $:i,000, were confiscated at the scene. In middle is Wjorw ..................4A DearAbby ................. 7* Horoscope ................. 6A Hostal ...................2* OWIUISIea ................. 2* OU ELVES 18*' Television - liswe Magazine Weather ...................7* Patrolman William Ripp. -.# "The people will be there all day and do several activities," Tango said. "They need space piece ..... 1.67 Ph: 323-4700 - operation. The workshop would require at least 4,500 square feet to accommodate that many people, he Said. non-profit organization for the ground floor of the school or possibly another location in the county. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent lKW the workshop would serve approximately 45 to 60 physically disabled and mentally retarded adults during Its first year of large, in severe thsrepair and is located on time northern most perimeter of the county which could hinder transportation. mentally retarded. 2x4z8' SPRUCE STUDS , Lightweight easy to work. Can be used for numerous home projects. ..' spokesman for the center, told the school board his group had changed its inind. . - HOURS: 7:30- 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday homestead exemption, the "one-shut" increase to Lx' in effect for only one year. After the first year, he said, he oultI like to see the mill levy revert back to the three-mill rate, revenues n order to meet rising costs and demands for service. lii a special meeting called May 24 to discuss the problem, consultant Randy Lankford told councilmen that the ad valorem tax (property tax) rate comprises about 30 percent of the city's $3 million budget. however, Lankford pointed out that the property tax valuation, which rose steadily from 1973 to 1976, has peeked and is not projected to rise markedly during the next few years. Lankford said the rise in property valuation rose by $20 million from 1974 to 1976, but the increase from 1976 to ltfl8 was only about (3 - ted mill lim i x, cite I a raise i..0 wUt• t.have ea Ot find supplemental sources such is governinent grants to meet rising costs, he in di cat ed . A special meeting of the council has been set for July 19 to discuss with Lankford !ht' .t&ilatnlity ot state and federal grants. Kulbes said. '' Su ort ou t For Worksho For The Di"sabled . PRICES GOOD ThRU JUNE 21 Kulbes said he will ask the city council to consider setting a July or August date for the election. If the council sets the election and the voters approve the referendum, the more than $70,000 in increased taxes generated would be used to pay for a new Ngli pressure fire truck, he said. 0 MT three, is lower. In addition, Kulbes said, the taxes in Lake Mary have not been raised since the city was chartered five years ago. The levy has always been three mills, he said. Until this year a special election would not have been required for a mm11 iLV) hike. However, the Ligtslature on its last day of session approved a bill that prohibits any city from raising its tax rate by more It.,an five II percen4 Waiut -' without obtaining voter approval. 'c'J Management reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise. .. -' I Your Choke: SANFORD '.. -- 1 x 12 No. 3 SHELVING Create additional storage space in your home or workshop with easy to work shelving. Will00,0005 0 accept paint or stain. through 16' lengths - Al-purpose paint for Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for a small charge. ,lIlll . El jump from the current three l)'t1flel1tS, according to mill levy to a four mill levy Kulbes. In subsequent years would raise city tax payments additional water and sewer line extensions could be funded if . Lake Mary voters may be from $45 to , the four mill levy is approved, called to the polls to vote on a Lake Mary has the second . said. special referendum that would lowest tax rate in the county allow the city to raise taxes by among municipalities. Only Councibnaii Burt I'ertnchief one mill, city manager Phil Oviedo, whose mill levy is said today lie would favor the Kulbes said today. tax hike, but only if it were a slightly below By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer : - Im6" onow 3441111 He. 240 A$PHALT 15 Yew Warranty Square.. 1998 6tL 3-Tab PIMROIAU 20 Year Warranty 747 Square.. 22.41 LAUNDRY TUB 0 I*dN I aD POLY PRO •. .- Lin.Ft. •* No. 23-DW-147. jjm;jj .• .,',,, Wall-Cole Scottyls Interior Latex WALL PAINT Formulated for use on wall surfaces of masonry, plaster or wallboard. Cleans up with soap and water. Each .........Sec Silicone Rubbsr BATHTUB CAULK - Among the items involved in Dr. All's research is the study of the distribution of larvae to the water and soil cheinistr. • Maybe this will lead to some kind of clue, such as uidirectiv controlling the midges by controlling certain pollutants. People have to learn to live with the midges to an extent," Dr. All said. 'They have been around for thousands of years. As larvae they are beneficial for fish food. They clean the environment by consuming organic matter in the lakes and help clean the lakes," he said. "We are still developing basic information on the different pestiferous species. We first must know what is in the lake," he said. BIINDAS'JAFJNE ..... . .. . . . .26.95 can property owners may use electrocutor traps or a solution of one percent malathion spray for a measure of control." Dr. All said. lie added the only way of eradicating the midges in the lake is by spraying chemicals at a cost of $100,000 for a single treatment of Lake Monroe. Such a treatment would be effective for 34 weeks only. 'We cannot use chemicals in the lake because of the costs involved. We cannot use biological control agents like fish because to stock such a huge lake would be difficult and fishermen would only catch them anyway," said Dr. All. 41g'pl DRYER VENT In his continuing research, yr. An has lounu a tour-to. fivefold increase in the numbers of larvae from the midges since April. "There are now 50-100 per square foot. The warmer weather and water temperatures have caused the increase which will prevail until September or October," he said. In addition to Lake Monroe and the Florida Power and Light Reservoir where Dr. All has been collecting samples, he is now sampling Lake Jessup south of Sanford. "Lake Jessup is also heavily infested," he said. Dr. All met with a research team of the U.S. Army for two days this week. The team, studying and doing research work on the midge in Maryland, was at Lake Okeechobee. ,,Individual Dr. Ali heads up the midge I blind mosquito i research program at the UniversitN of Florida Agriculture. Research and Education Center on ('elers Avenue in Sanford. lie has been gathering infonnation under a state grant, on the insect for the past 10 months. State funding has been approved to continue the research program for at JJJW85 :- U• lay-OVAc least another year With Them Price (kit)..... . . .............. 4.8.9 2clam 39 .. C and D Sizes Durethene polyethylene Clear film for protection against moisture damage. 10' x 25' roll, .004 mu (thickness). ARCO/PoIymers, irc. • Reg. Price (each) IlAll C Reg. Price (llf/. oz. can). 2.15 4) • • regular house current. Quiet. NO. 540. 179 U1..' . 4.19 ruuyuIuyuuuu rum :.•'H PT • By DONNA ESI'ES Ikrakl Staff Writer The blind mosquitoes have returned in droves to the Sanford lakefront of I .akc Monroe. And there is no wily to alleviate the infestation at this tiiiie, according to Dr. Arshad Mi. ra- dios, flashlights, or battery operated hand tools. 1.5 volts. .1 1 Wlii COO, Helps reduce moisture anu any area up to 500 sq. ft Easy to install. Weather resistant. thermal fuse. 350 CFM rating certified by Home Ventilation Institute Runs on LUO.iATER Reg. Price (each) J 95 24 Each m aultow General Purposell CEN(P*L BATTERIES Apo LEIGH MOBILE PAINTS less steel control (()fl P0nents assure trouble-free operation. Instant •.• shutoff. Will fit most ttoilet tanks No 200-A Each -L1•1 POWER VENTILATOR OKRT ImCL .• -----Evening Herald-(USPS 48-280)-Price 15 Cents * . - • •-, . • - :•. - •--. ._ .:. -- - , . - - S -.' .. - a "stepping stone" for those adults who graduate from time Rosenwald School for school, which has a current enrollment of 169 pupils, instructs children between 3 and 21 In a variety of basic skills from horticulture and doniestic economy to toilet training, he said "Our problem is where do these adults go after they have graduated?" Murray said. With no workshop facility in Seminole County, adults are Exceptional Children in Altamonte Springs, Murray forced to travel long distanii4es said. The four-year-old public to the Central Florida Workshop in Orange County, Murray 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, June 14, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 14, 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 14, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b633429854fbc4768621b9149c6a808e.pdf 7c3d7cdb500c6611f43c46d7355a1751 PDF Text Text B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. 2, 1,7 RIMER 7 t mm~= WD-40 Ila Prevent rust and corro or/Outdo Places moisture and Propylene olefin fiber carpet in 12' widths. 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ROCIFINO SHINGLES -3-Tab tfo -235 - ASPHALT Th Year Warranty 6.09 Bundle 18.27 3-Tab FIBERGLASS 20 Year Warranty Square ....... 20.25 Bundle . El !Jl ROORNO 31,1111101,13 3-Tab No. 240 ASPHALT 15 Year Warranty 6.66 Square ........19.98 Bundle 3-Tab FIBERGLASS "ranty Year War 9 6,9 Square .......20.97 Bundle - Lightweight, easy to work. Can be used for numerous home projects. 1r Yet when Ms. Martin Tuesday asked the board of county commissioners to accept the personnel board's action to reinstate Bradley, she indicated the board had thought Eriksson's memo had been erroneous. After Finding out Eriksson had been correct and that the personnel board had acted with misinformation during its appeal hearing, Ms. Martin said she would review the procedures to see if the case can be opened again. Two sick birds were picked up from the marina area by bio1ots tron the itMe Girn. si14 VrW$ei'Vah Cow. mission and sent to the university for analysis. Pieco 1 62 - ..... 2 x 4 x 92%" SPRUCE/Pint PRECUT STUDS •." Ap "• Piece ................... 1.59 ______ I_j_g --.------..jg" .'--- .• -' .. - • • Senkevich 5aId 16 water samples from the marina area are no w being uniilyzed for the presence of oil, grease, metals, herbicides and pesticides which may have caused the toxins in the vmtr At the same time Senkevich said a container of 24D, the chemical used in a diluted form of one part to 200 parts water by the Army Corps of Engineers to kill water hyacinths and other aquatic weeds in the lake has also been sent to a laboratory for analysis. He said the container of 24D before dilution has been sent to the state Department of Agriculture to determine whether the manufacturer may have mislabeled the product. EarHer, Charles Lee, vice president of the Florida Audubon Society, said while the defoliant Itself would not have caused the duck kill, it could be Indirectly responsible. "It is entirely possible," he said, "that the rotting mass of vegetation caused by the spraying could have triggered a botulism epidemic." Randy Torbett, a yacht maintenance man employed at the Monroe Harbour Marina and a sportsman, earlier connected the duck kill with the weed spraying by the Corps of Engineers, the ducks became sick only three days after the spraying -- ._. '-•- Around The Clock ..........4A Dr. Limb ..................IA Bridge ....................1* ROTe$Cpe . ZA Calendar ................. UA H.SpII ................. Comics .....................IA OURSELVES ..............7A IA SIT urts ...................... IA Editorial .................. 4A Televtilsa ...... Uuie1ft Dear Abby .................7A Weather ................... ?A •• • • . • I)prOXmflU1tely $19,744. By HUGH THOMSON Loss of a fire truck (cost herald Staff Writer Lake Mary residents will go $11,50. Loss of services of per. to the polls Sept. 11 to vote on a sonnel in the police-fire cornproposed 42 percent tax in. munications department (cost crease. The city council voted approximately $36,714). unanimously at Thursday Mrs. Southward moved to evening's meeting to place the hold the referendum vote with a question on a special second by Councilman Cliff referendum ballot. Public Nelson. hearings on the matter were set Lake Mary resident Leo for Aug. 16 and 23. I'm "1 regard the referendum us Loughran, Jr., said, se d to a reter en dum as a uto a 1 at tznepasses an monay. U community," Counctiman Pat wags tax increase we'd then Southward said. "Failure to pass a mihlage increase will be regard the helping those who want to disti.i tI'e LIIV V1 He referendum as Mary." The proposed increase would a life and death raise taxes from $3 to $4.25 for each $1,000 of assessed property issue for this value. For instance, a homeowner paying $60 annually community' on a tome assessed at $20,ODO would pa" $85 if the increase Is have the second largest tax approved, A new state law which base in the county, next to I think we're requires voter approval for a overextending Sanford. ourselves in tax in above five percent services. We even had a petition necessitated the ref erendum, Also under state law, the in the past opposed to salary expenses.. council during the meeting We made," Loughran reduced the present tax rate from $3 to $2.84. Although the continued, "expenditures of tax rate is lower, it will $4,000 for grant applications we haven't got them yet." generite the five percent "I vigorously oppose this as crease in tax revenue because an individual and will support of an expanded tax base. City officials said the $4.5 organization against It," rate will enable them to meet Loughran said. the proposed 1979-1980 budget of Mrs. Southward replied to 14,218 Loughran: The new rate would increase "Administrative salaries anticipated revenue from the were only $100 more this year property tax from $122,748 to than last year. These people are $183,689. greatly underpaid. Comparing Should the voters decide not taxes of other communities, to pass a tax rate of $4.25 ac- Altamonte Springs and Winter cording to City Manager Park, as examples, have had an Phil Kulbes, Lake Mary ser- expansion of their tax bases. vices will be reduced and lake Mary is primarily possible cuts would include: residential." Loss of services of two police officers (salaries total See LAKE MARY, Page !A a Bufhiub Regalia Skffêa j By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Don't be surprised If you see a fleet of bathtubs being launched in Lake Monroe Saturday morning, for the Bathtub Regatta has come to Sanford. Presented by the Holiday Inns of Sanford in C0fl junction with the Altamonte Sertoma Club, the event will benefit the Easter Seal Speech and Hearing Center as well as providing fun for participants and spectators alike. Registration will be at 9 a.m. at the Sanford Marina and Holiday Inn on Lake Monroe. The race is to begin at 11 am. As an added attraction, there will be a bathing beauty contest at noon. Entrants for the beauty contest must be between 18 and 25 years old and should register at the Holiday Inn at 11 a.m. Spectators will be admitted to the race site and are encouraged to come early. Food and refreshments will be available during the regatta. Each entry will be genuine metal or porcelain bathtub, or a Fiberglas or plastic tub molded from a genuine tub. Commercially-manufactured boat hulls will not be permitted. There will be five classes: Novice Outboard Motors; Outboard Motor, up to 7½ h.p; Outboard Motor, over 7½ op to 10 h.p.; People Power, and Super 10 h.p. Outboard Motors with unmodified stock engines. Standard engine fuel must be used. Entrants in the "People Power" class may use any form of propulsion except motor or sail, Including paddles, oars, paddlewheels, hands or feet. Entries are limited to one driver except "People Power." However, Dave Bowman, a biologist with the Corps of Engineers based in Palatka, said the defoliant has been used since the 191k and Is approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. "We have never heard of anything like this happening before," be said. _j!' -. NSt5 s w ts. as .. Bathtub racer, Altamonte Springs Fire (.'hlef Torn 3legfr1ed, will be one of 15 expected entrants In Saturday's Bathtub Regatta in Sanford. •. • .'. - ftx __ Increase X: -. Today • Eye s -, • , - -- - •' Mary - Alex Senkevich, head of the state Department of Environmental Regulations, reported today the results of the analysis of two duck specimens taken from the lake a week ago. "The Indication is that it was botulism," Senkevich said. Searching deeper into the problem of the killing of the 50-bird flock composed of Mallards, a protected species, Muscovies and mixed breeds, Senkevich said water samples have from the Monroe Harbour Marina area where the specimens were found. -. 8"x4'x8'CDX .........6.55 2'x4'x8COX(3ply) 7.64 All classes are open to women as well as men. Pilots must be 16 years or over (except People Power) and sober. Those under 18 must have written parental permission. U.S. Coast Guard approved life Jackets and crash helmets must be worn by pilots, Race officials will act as judges for the entire race in accordance with the American Bathtub Racing Assn. guidelines, In addition to the tub driver, pit crews are limited to two members. Heats and flights will be determined by time trials, Trials will be based on the average time of three laps. The first two place race winners of the 7.5 h.p., 10 h.p. and Super 10 h.p. classes are eligible for the Regatta Cup. Trophies will be awarded to the first two pilots in each class and to the most Ingenious tub design. The course of the races will be marked out by buoys and will be 2 miles or less depending on the class. Located at 231 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, the Easter Seal Speech and Hearing Center serves Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. Complete diagnostic services are available to individuals with speech and hearing disorders. Speech, lan guage and hearing screenings also are provided at preschool and daycare centers. Comprehensive speech, language and hearing evaluations are provided to all in the community. Other services include a residential camping program at Camp Challenge In Sorrento for disabled children and adults; an Early Intervention Program, Equipment Loan Service and Information, referral and follow-up for handicapped individuals and their families. . - Fire That Claimed Sanford Man's Life Being Probed • lab In Ocala, he added, and contents as "close to $1 million." The entire building, which had the fire reached the paint company. Wrigid said Thursday he could not say whether the fire had was constructed In 1919, measures 165 feet by 117 feet. Killed In the blaze was 36-year-old William Uoyd Price of 214 Combing through the charred ndAge lbursft 111re in. been set deliberately until his investigation has been concluded Wright said the fire team hadn't been able to determine the Lakeview Ave., Sanford. The lieutenant was killed when a brick vedigators said they are MW not certain what darted the and lab results have been completed. wall of the pet supply store tumbled on top of him and another origin of Wednesday's fire but the "most burned" area occurred "We have flied out some accidental causes such as a discarded downtown Sanford fir, that claimed a veteran ffr.figidi's life. in the back third of the building on the north side. S?.nford firefighter. Ernie Wright, Mate deputy fire marshal, said the investigative clgardte and faulty electrical wiring," Wright said. "We are taking a layer at a time," Wright said. "We are down Preliminary autopsy results Indicate Price died of brain According to Sanford fire officials, the fire began about 6:55 team would continue their Investigation today at the gofted pet hemorrhaging and other Internal injuries, according io Seminole to the debris of the contents now and we will ultimately go all the supply More gathering evidence for lab analysis by the Federal p.m. Wednesday at the Seminole Pet Supply, 200 Magnolia Ave. way to the floor." Memorial Hospital officials, pet siçply firm occupied two sections of the three-section Bureau of InvestIgatIon. •-. Edwin Brooklyn, 48, of 112 Bunker Lane, Sanford, suffered deep The city of Sanford has donated a front-end loader to the inbaildh on Magnolia Avenue between Second and Third Streets, cuts on his left foot, a fractured left toe and has a separation of the Wright, who would not dIscIoe, vedigation to remove debris from the pet supply floor, he said. FlrefIg!ters worked feverishly to extinguish the blaze before It pelvis. Seminole Memorial Hospital officials listed the Sanford gathered said the FBI laboratory in Washington, D.C. Is "much The Investigative team consists of 11 members from the state better equipped to handle same of tW OV111111111111ft We Wait reached the third section, the Senkarik Glass and Paint Co., Inc. firefighter In satisfactory condition today. deputy fire marshal, Sanford Fire Department, Seminole County Fire officials say the whole Wock would have been "leveled" analyzed.11 Other ssaiplas may be sot for analysis to the arm Wright estimated Thurstlay the damage loss of both building Sheriff Department and Sanford Police Department, Wright said. • ffenMSftffWMWL • • ... 4t" 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. White and Colors. Create additional storage space In your home or workshop with easy to work shelving In 8' eef through 16' lengths. Will accept paint or stain. 841PPY - Features Each Fs185&*è&;*à;''° Eriksson said he talked to his. Martin after he sent her the memo stating Bradley had pleaded guilty, but he said he did not tell her that memo had been in error. 1 X 12 No. 3 SHELVING / gency pproved "1 don't know where the misunderstanding came from, my memo stands by itself and is backed up by everything in the record," Eriksson said. O.R -I. -. Mineralized ROLL ROOFING HEATHING PLYWOOD n two units each No* x 37" high. ' 2 x 4 x 8' SPRUCE STUDS 15 lbs. (432 sq. ftor 30 lbs. (216 sq. ft.) ....... Crawford •w No. 307. / . ASPHALT FELT W.Ideal for mainIcuring patio-sized No. 307.13.79 J/iI/YI 1/ 3 34*23".1O'/zC 6"x23" ___ I1"T1 Sealed down by the sun's heat to create a solid, one piece roof that is impervIous' to wind or weather. 6.75 heat. i f These trimmers have a limited 1-year warranty. lawns. 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Price (piece) .................... 39 3I8"x4'x8' ............. 3.15 - s'isuesos se tos ' 7 •' _ _ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer CPiece • iquiu Asb r1jj1 WO*ILI On 'Poison' Practical easy to apply fire resistant board of solid gypsum encased in special fibrous r paper. May be fin( ) ished with plaster, '\ paint or Wallpaper. Gold Bond S ucts Each Sheet Rockwell/S ter/inq ") _ _ a level surface • -'• ( This washerlass faucet is guaran. teed for five years to b.., "dripfree", Comes with Installaton Pinstructions. * .. "We believed all along that it had been a nolo contendre (no contest) plea. I don't think I can comment on what will happen now until we do some further research," said his. Clayton today. Lake Ducks' Death for plastering. GYPSUM WALLBOARD I • Treated to resist moisture and wood destroying Insects 3Each Reg. Price (each ...........4.79 out staining. Each........... • high Impact case, Each ac caulking all cracks against coolIng or heating loss. Adheres tightly, stays elastic. May The appeal hearing wes granted. Based on a legal opinion by Ms. Clayton that a plea of no contest may not be used in a personnel board proceeding as an admission of guilt, Bradley was ordered rehired with $1,200 back pay. DER' Blames metal lath to form 5 year warranty. 04 •:-"- Positive toggle wide rigid Yellow blade With belt clip H: or ceilings prior to attaching wallboard or behind water level. Replaces oldstyle baIock un i ts, norod float needed. Easy to install. Reg.Pr/ce(can)..............1.27 Is Ideal for patios, dens, family or laundry rooms, boat docks or any indoor or outdoor application. Reslats mildew, lnsäcts, chemicals and the effects of weather. Just sweep or vacuum regularly. In 8' or 12" widths. Bradley, meanwhile, appealed his firing, lie claimed in his request for a review hearing that he had discussed a plea of no contest, but did not say he had made that plea. 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The memo stated that on that day Bradley had pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana. pleaded no contest instead of pleading guilty. Ms. Martin and Ms. Clayton said they can't recall how they came to believe Bradley had pleaded no contest. Package Reg. Price (pkg,o16). ................. 3,29 Scotty's' Each 912 88 Bradley was hired as a CETA employee by the county In November 1977. He served as a custodian with the health department. On. Dec. 8, he was seen by other health department employees placing a bag of marijuana In a closet near his work area. For that act, health department administrative assistant Chuck Pearce suspended Bradley for five days from Dec. 8 to Dec. 13. 49 Ea 85 ii fl oz Can s, composition shingles. Handy 11 f I. oz. (G1BSON'HOMANS SPRAY ENAMEL 1.!) GAS GRILL A felony conviction, according to county personnel rules and regulations, would constitute a major offense involving moral turpitude for which discharge is appropriate. cartridge. r W. C. SPA CLEV CO. vent pipes, spouts, valleys, skylights, gutters and chimneys. Also recommended for tacking down Today county officials said they had no answer to that question. The employee affected Is Rufus Bradley, 26, of 19 W. 16th St., Sanford. I', This asphalt base roof cement stops leaks around FOAM PRODUCTS INC [J Will a Seminole County employee who was hired, suspended, fired and rehired - now be fired again? Felony charges In connection with the incident were then brought against Bradley, and the county personnel board recommended the termination of Bradley based on the belief that he had been found guilty of the felony charge of possessing marijuana. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer ROOF CEMENT Insulate with 3/4" x 14%" x 48" poly panels. Use for wall or ceiling applications and also for making fl Evening Herald,-((JSpS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents 2"x4'x8'CDX(4ply) Boo x4'*8'CDX ......... 10.46 - ... FRIDAY AUG. 3 THRU + THURS. AUG. 9 ' , Has Upswing Started In American Unemployment ? • led d1. WASHIN(TON (UPI) . labor Statistics said overall agers, which had declined to bureau, only adult men showed down from 5.8 percent. The bureau said the civilian ofaniflth(b nation's unemployment rate &a Ikmewr, the Jump train employment rose by 450,000 In 15.3 percent In July, remained significant increases In the -Teen-agers, 15.3 percent. labor force grew by 530,000 rose sllgitly to 5.7 percent unemployment, which some June's 5.8 percent rate to 5.7 July to 97.2 millIon, while the unchanged, while the rate for unemployment rate, going from -Whites, 4.9 percent, un- during July to an overall 103.1 during July after reaching a economidi predict will lad the percent kept the unemployment number of unemployed stayed black and other minority teen- June's 3.9 percent to 4.1 percent changed. million, due largely to new W11Ct2 -flg*L'C In the same range that it at about 5.8 million, rising only agers dropped from 34 percent in July. five-year low the .prsvloua red '.oflbis Sr, -Blacks and other minori- youths entering the labor month, the Labor Ipestmsi loins W10 UcmIMI hs* bem ilnca Aggivit IM 74,000 from June. to 30.9 percent. Other categories were: ties, 10.8 percent, down from market from high school and believe wig Wt 8.2 perM by today. announced The department's Bureau of The jobless rate for teenIn key categories listed by the -Adult women, 5.5 percent, 11.3 percent. college. - - + - -- •+----.-.-. _________ 77T ol - --- - - .( 'P' A A.J .s - - .- -.,.*4--. • '-'N.. - .- -. ____ ' •____++_____•••______-;-----_____ . + -, - ' - -.+. ' #. '+ 1 - .,, . . . - • - . - . - • -------- • -• + • + •.t _________ ---.,--- • ---- - - -- - I-' + - - - .-f ---•----- V - �- i2A—Evning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 3 in, Sanford's NAflO f ighters '. - IN BRIEF Herald Staff Writer of duty in in first Will Return On Sept. 5 firefighter, WASHINGTON (UP!) — For some It's time to go home and mend political fences. For a handful, It's time to survey presidential chances. Some will find good reasons to travel abroad, and a few will stay In Washington and work. But for most of the 535 Congress, the biennial August beginning today Is a chance to go on vacation with their families. The House adjourned Th ursday night and the Senate planned to quit today after seven months of activity unparalleled for sluggishness In recent years — perhaps reflecting a perceived message from the voters that Washington has been doing too much lately. Congress will return Sept. 5 to a full agenda, including consideration of President Carter's multifaceted energy package and the SALT II treaty in the Senate. 1. going, members of Oil Spill to of recess In Line crushed under its wheels as was backing up to a fire hydrant," Cleveland said. "AL that time Sanford had the only paid fire department In Seminole County. Ours was the first department in Florida to have regular classroom training sessions. getting the first state fire college going In Ocala he "Th en the statistics showed that 70 killed In the line of duty than In any other public service profession," Cleveland said. The Herald records that Daffron's body was lying In the center of the Intersection where the fire truck had pulled up in preparation to backing up to the fire hydrant. "Apparently the fire truck backed over the fallen fireman massive chest injuries and a fractured leg," the newspaper records. Daffron was rushed to Seminole Memorial Hospital and pronounced dead it The death of Sanford Fire IA. William Price Wednesday was the second death of a Sanford firefighter the line the city's 102-year history, The occurred on Oct. 27, 1957. Th e victim was a rookie Hubert Roy Daffron, 27. He was crushed death when he apparen tly leaped from a fire truck too soon as it approached a fire hydrant at the corner Orange Avenue and 10th Street. The Sa nf o rd Herald recorded the incident, which also is vividly recal led by then Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., who retired from the Sanford department in 1965 after 4O1 years on the job. "Daffron was new and too an xious to get I suppose. Everyone was trained in what to do and what not to do on the department at that time. He jumped off the fire truck and got . Congress To Recess Today, Killed Of FLORIDA Duty I was instrumental In many years igo," said. percent more firemen were causing on arrival at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A part of the "Y" used in connecting the hose to the hydrant was found broken near the Injured man. In the crew with Daffron were U. G.M. Harriett, now the city's fire chief. An was held a week later. Assistant State Attorney at st was Tom Waddell, the Serninole-Brevard 18th judicial circuit. Two frame 8th Street were and two others .1ange damaged In the Georgetown See! i Cleveland also h..' .nd memories of U. Price, killed In the line of duty Wednesday while fighting the blaze in the downtown area. "I hired Price while I was fire chief," he said. "I had known him and his family sin ce he was a kid. He was a very nice boy, a conscientious firefighter and a good man. I always thought a lot of him," Cleveland said. I ... CORPUS CHRIST!, Texas (UP!) — The Coast Guard Is preparing to move two 1,500-pound U-shaped booms off the Texas coast this weekend to catch huge pancakes of oil surging ever closer to U.S. shores from the world's largest oil spill. Current calculations project the spill could hit beaches near Brownville, Texas, Tuesday, with bits of oil reaching U.S. waters by Sunday. Mexico's government oil monopoly, Petroleos Mexicanos, said it will pay the Coast Guard for use of the containment booms and the work of six guardsmen in the battle to contain the 20,000-barrel-aday flow of oil from Its r unaway Ixtoc 1 well In the Bay of Campeche. Recovering From Gas Woes the Inque - now a circuit judge of dwe" 's on E. destroyed by the fire Avenue were the city. State Energy Director Lex Hester said later Florida's gas supply for August will be slightly higher than July's but below the amount of gas consumed in August 1978. ,I- Black To Head Personnel TALLAHASSEE, Fin, WI'!) - Gov. Bob Graham has appointed the first black state personnel director, choosing Robert Wollfork, University of Florida Law School assistant dean, for the $37,000-a-year job. Woolfork will help Graham keep a promise to substantially improve the ratio of blacks to whites In wellpaying government jobs, including helping blacks upgrade their skills so they can move up from loweFechelon jobs. Graham also announced Thursday the appointments of Patsy Barber, 41, as director of human resource management, and Andrew McMullian as state retirement director. Both jobs pay $35,000. BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) The surviving woman was telling the truth," said one -toldArefugee Vietnamese woman has taken prisoner and sexually diplomatic source. "She is very officials she is the assaulted by the Th ai captain fearful." only survivor of 100 refugees unt il the pirate boat neared the Reports of refugees being who were raped, clubbed and Thai coast, where she, too, was killed and robbed by pirates drowned by Thai pirates roving tossed overboard, have become more frequent In unchecked through Southeast The refugee officials who recent months. Asian waters, diplomats said found her after she swam to Most pirate ships appear to today. shore are keeping her under be fishing trawlers. Poli Changes His Mind 'ce have The 26-year-old woman said protection In the southern Thai said fishermen claim they she to shore and reached town of Haadyal. carry weapons to protect NEW YORK (UP!) Former President Richard Nixon refugee aid officials after she — Diplomats s ai d th ey fear the themselves from pirates, and apparently, has changed his mind about purchasing was tossed overboard near th a e pirates may attempt to kill her. conviction of pirates in court is $750,000 cooperative apartment In Manhattan's Thai coast from the pirate ship, "There seems no doubt she is virtually unheard of. whose captain kept her in his Residents in the 18-story building received letters cabin and raped her repeatedly. Thursday from the head of the cooperative's board, InIt was the second time In a __ ____ forming them Nixon had canceled a week lone survivors of attacks purchase the apartment. at sea have reached Thailand. "Th ey (the Nixons) won't be moving in," said the owner A 16-year-old boy, Nguyen . _ of one of the cooperative apartments, Mrs. Jon WurtzVan Phuoc, survived three days ____________ b urger. _____________ on the open sea after his ___________________ The letters did not say why Nixon had canceled the refugee boat — also with 100 _________________ contract. people aboard -was purposely 5 rammed and sunk by a Thai '.. ..•. fishing trawler that made no 'Miss Goes Home -. attempt to pick up survivors. (Continue d From Page 141) our police force is a dedicated Diplomats familiar with the police force. — "Miss Lillian" Carter, said the two Incidents "Our officers are now doing "I campaigned last time for a President Carter's mother, N, went home from an "were separate. diversified tax base but it won't their investigating on their own • & Americus, Ga. hospital 'lbusday, one week after she was 1Ir r'rne La just an awful lot of come until sewers come admitted complaining afaerer. path In her mudar. — Lake time " Bacon said. "By s1a oLng on," said is Mary 1*90 Percent re.IdsnUal," into'Oie podk. Dr. John H. Robinson, Mrs Carter's personal — "It's just a slaughter out there she said, you'll be ruining it. Eventualjy i physician, said earlier that she was' being observed for right flow." "It breaks my heart to have the police department will ha what he thought waz bursitis In her left shoulder. The wcr.an said the beat public safely cut but un to he Increased rather th -Robinson ruled out heart trouble. carrying her and a bo ut 100 fort unately it's the only area we decreased." _________ — ---•--. ---—• — HrTrl'nOTC By -rem VtnCtIW OI,fl1t1, W4fl afld1!khL can. BtTi7c'd ais he cuttig "Wt've had a fre' - rith tn .-.. was rammed in the South China into the summer education CETA," Bacon said. Magazines Ignited by a hot plate were blamed for a fire that broke out about 6 Sea last month by a large Thai program. p.m. Thursday at this apartment building on 515 Pine St. fishing trawler. "We have no ll ATLANTA (UP!) — Nobel Peace Prize winner Maimed She said more than 60 people Mrs. SouthCorrigan Th ursday joined Coretta Scott King, wife of slain drowned immediately, many of ward said. civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in urging them trapped In the hold of the Loughran then stood up and an end to the use of violence to resolve conflicts. small Viet namese fishing boat. said simply, "I'd like to rebut BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) "All societies have Illnesses, but you don't cure those The armed pirates then my rebuttal." Former Alabama Gov. Th illnesses with the gun," Ms. Corrigan said. " ere Is dragged some survivors from Former city councilman Geo rge C. Wallace, a national something more powerf ul than the gun — the love of nonthe water. Marty Bacon Sr., then got the symbol of resistance to Integra violence." Women were raped and floor and said, "I'm standing tion in the 1960s, said Th ursday Ms. Corrigan, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 197$ for tossed overboard, she said. Men pat that you don't reduce our anybody who wants segregation her efforts to end the sectarian bloodshed In Northern were beaten with Iron bars, police force. But on this back "ought to have their bead By SHARON CARRASCO Ireland, urged Americans to embrace the principles of Six persons were inside the stored Inside the building. clubs and axes and then thrown referendum, I'd like you to examined.'.' Herald Staff Writer apartment when the fire ocnon-violence to solve the country's pressing problems, Accordi ng to The Sanford into the sea. write letters to your con"I was for segregation," said Two Sanford firefighters curred at the wood-framed Fire Department, Dave stituents telling them why Wallace in a speech to history suffered minor injuries house. They escaped without Drelfuerd of 1904 Summerlln you're doing it, students at the University of Thursday night as, at an injury, Galley said. The Ave., Sanford, happened to be "If you level with people," Alabama-Birmingham, "I was apartment building, they apartment building is occupied driving by and saw the fire. Bacon said, "tell 'em what you raised that way and I believed battled the city's third fire In by four families. Shirley Dreifurest, his wife, want it for, I think people will that way. I thought It was the two days. Galley said the fire destroyed said she, her husband and the Fifteen-to-20 youths will respond. Idon't want the police best thing for bo th whites and No one else was injured In the about 50 percent of the building children were returning from distribu Nellie Brewer te "Vials of Life" In th e department cut. And cutting bl ks SEMINOLE MEMORIAL ac . blaze that broke out at app- but the dollar loss for damages chur ch when the Incident oc- Sanford area Saturday, in fo VinCi Buckner HOSPITAL ur dispatchers Is Ludicrous. Margaret D. Clark "But ! was wrong. And when roxlmately 6 August 2, P.M. in a two-story hasn't been determined yet. curred. cooperation with the Seminole When new people come here the we l ADMISSIONS ost the legal battles we all building at 515 Pine The second fire In Sanford on "We had come up Ninth County Sheriff's Department. first things they check on are Scott Hoppough 'sintord: Ave. saw that we were wrong," said in Sanford . Th ursday night caused only Street and tur ned left on French The distri Pink Majors bution will begin in schools and public safety. And Wallace. Rudolph Putman Lavona Murphy The two firefighters were minimal damages, thanks to a Avenue," Mrs. Drelfuerst said, the downtown area and the 'c Hazel A. Smith Batty J. Offineir transported to Seminole passing motorists who hap- "We were going to get ice young people will work their 'llaroId D. Tatum Mildred L. Robinson ,- $.mi. Evans, Bushnell Memorial Hospital for trea t- pened to see it and reported it cream for the kids. Hazel A. Smith way south. - Marte. Gr&n. O•Bary Clara Walker ment of minor In juries and promptly to the Sanford fire "Then we saw one-foot Vials of Li fe are plastic cases àward C. Walters, DeBary Valer ie White were released. dcpartmcnt. flames coming from the containing an orange sticker, to ;Emll J. Gmlttsr, Deltona • D. C. Williams .Robert H. Yack.l, Deliona Frank Culbreth, 37, of 91 S. The fire was reported at 9:43 building. We didn't see anybody be attached to the doors of James Williams WASHINGTON (UP!) — If new polls are accurate, DISCHARGES Edgemon St., Winter Springs, p.m. at a warehouse located at but it looked like someone had re ig ato Onita Waldo I baby boy fr er rs in private President 5ntord: homes, Carter should give thanks that the presidential Ruth G. McGarvey, Dettona sustained Injuries on his left 1200 French Ave. sta rted it." and health records of the ocelection is more than a year away. elbow and Arth ur Tucker of "It was sta rted on the po rch," "We still ha d the f ire that cupants of the household. An ABC-Harris poll Th ursday showed Sen. Edward 1349 Azora Drive, Deltona, was Galley said. "We got it in tIme happened the pre vio us night on The vials are to be attached to Kennedy would easily def eat Ronald Reagan or Howa rd treated for heat exhaustion, and there was only minor our minds. My h us band had just the bottom right hand side of Baker if the 1980 election were held toda y, but carter An investigation conduct ed damage." cut his (Bill Price) hair." the upper shelf of the would lose to either of those two GOP presidential A.M. readings: tern. 11:31 pm. by state deputy f ire marshal LeRoy MacTavish of MacDrelfuerst is a bar be r at a refrigerator, where they will be hopefuls. Bayport: high, 10:31 I'm.; of .'erature 11; overnIght lows, ficials and the Sanford F e tavish Discount Car pets on 1218 local bar bershop In Sanford she easily accessi ble to Paramedics ir 74; yester ay'i high, N; low 4:47 s.m. Iii? P According to the survey, Kennedy leads Reagan 59 Department revealed the fire French Ave. said Friday he said. called to the homes for birometrie pressure, 30.10; rcent of 38 percent and Baker 60 percent to 34 percent. pe BOATING FoEcAJ'r began when a hot plate came in leases the warehouse to store The t hird blaze was the assistance' in medical felaflve humidity, 82 percent; In March, Kennedy's lead over Reagan was 56 percent to St. Augistlie to JIter blot contact with some magazines, his car pets. At the t im e of the Seminole Pet Sup ply fire at emergencies. iads, 8 at 7 mph. 38 percent. out N mile. — Wine voslabie said William C. Galley, tire, he estimated a bout $20,000 whi ch U. William Price w Distributi on of the vials Is to as ;fr'orecaat: Partly cloudy mostly southerly ii kasta or assjjga,g Sanford fire chief, Reagan leads Carter 51 percent to 44 percent, and Baker worth of merchandise was killed when a wall collapsed. be completed Aug. 11. sough Sstarday with scat. less through Satwdsy. Seas 2 Is ahead of the president 48 percent to 43 percent. Wed af ternoon and evenlag $eu, Widely scattered 6 Nabbed Unloading Pot - FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) Six men, arrested Thursday as they unloaded bales of marijuana at two canal-front homes, are free today on $75,000 bond each. Police raided the homes as the men unloaded nine tons of marijuana from two 42-foot Hatteras yachts, the Wahoo .. - - swam If and the Havelock. Charged with possession of more than lCO pounds of marijuana and conspiracy to import marijuana were John Allen Jacobs, 34, Sarasota; Robert Critcher, 27, Plantation; Walter Hilliard, 21, Memphis, Tenn.; Russell Kearney, 27, Boca Raton; Donald Williams, 28, Trenton, Mich., and Ronald Speed, 27, Hollywood, Fla. _ r contract to I ____ _____ _______ ;; . I __________________ _ _____ _____ Lake Mary ____ Votes On Tax .1M ________ ______ _______ Lillian1 I,, AMERICUS, Ga. (UP!) Dry Ice Saves The Day ___________________________________ _______ PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (UP!) - A truck carrying temperature-sensitive organic peroxide made an unscheduled stop Thursday when the vehicle's refrigeration system went out, but a load of dry ice was brought in to save the day. Authorities said Karl Edwards was driving the Matlack cases Inc. truck on a run from Lake Charles, La., to near Pensacola, Fla., when he noticed a gauge Indicating the temperature Inside the refrigeration unit was rising. The truck was cálTylng more than 5,000 pounds of organic peroxide which officials said becomes toxic and potentially explosive unl ess ke pt at a saf e temperature of 15 dcgree - when the 'iehicle'c refrigeration system cutting. •..]:= . _____ ______ l ff,9 dy o went out, -. Violence Urged a 'Was Wrong Firefighters Hurt 2 In 3rd Sanford Blaze Distribution ion Of Vials Set ________________________________________________ - HOSPITAL NOTES • Is Mid Ni, Lows In the 70.. Two With Tools Held In Burglary Try thuaderdloWn variable mostly ii mph EXTENDEDFORECAST ;leu. Ri1mi probability — -----.,,.,,.,. Florida two men ear, ly LIUS rnormng rao.s Partly cloudy th charged them with attempted burglary after they boom , scattered musty attera..i hiding near th chisel and sledge hammer. . SA1VRDAY TIDES thuadersb.weri. A few .Lt Po lice said they were called to the Hopper Elementary School 'j)a1oua Beacb: hlgb 4:44 aid en á.wuss.uthet at shortly before midnight Thursday reported low, ILjIs.m., coast and Keys. lIu.,ss burglary. While they were searching discovered 1%, to mid 10.. laws maluly 70. Daniel Lamar Simon, flirt Canaveral: high, Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, hiding li 11:41 beaches and Keys. Simon had in his possession a sledge and a chisel, police said. Further Investigation revealed the UP Champ con. Ewning Jleiuld uss iiia) venlence store nearby at 1116 Celery Ave. showed attempted burglary, poli ce said. Both men were taken Into custody and charged with possession Friday, August 3, 19*—Vol. 71, No. of burglary tools and attempted burglary following questioning, ftbllo" Daily and Sunday, excoo Saturday I .d hc. ,. 390 N. French Ave.. Sanlsrt CIa, 33171. CHASED AWAY A pair of would-be molestors were chased away by the sister Second Class testape Paid at Sanford. PlIrida , and then the aunt of a 14-year-old Altamonte Springs girl ThurHome Delivery: buck, 7$ cents: Month,$3.2$ S Man*s, 5IS.IO, Year. sday night, Seminole County sherif f's deputies report. jpp. By Mali: Weak. 95 c en ts I Month $34$ SMonths, W3SI Year. ,.---.J ,;, Deputies said the In was alone in her bedroom when two men ann wi widely were found a convenience store wi to investigate a the area they 24, of Ocoee and Ronald Peterson, 30, of 4:34 except low Ni soutbesgteri 1:10p.m.; low, In the bushes, po a.m., _____ _ • ce said. hammer signs of an - • - - .• - .- - - - --. , t — -- --------------- -- - - - ----- - -' - . . - - -- •. — - -- -- - - - - • - - -- . -. - . -. Seminole County deputies said Wilbert Henderson of was playing In 2M DOUMY his yard with a neighboring youth when he was shot In the left eye with a home made arrow. Deputies said the youth and his neighbor were shooting arrows made from tong-dam weeds back and forth at each other. QUICK-CHANGE ARTIST Seminole County deputies are looking for a possible quick' change artist who Wed to pick up some easy money ma fast food restaurant In Fern Park, according to the deputies, rawl r .rv... H ('LlL. suauu, manager-Of. liurger King on Highway 17-92, said a man about 35 years old with a beard came to the counter Tuesday evening and began asking for change for different amounts of money. At One point, CaMin told the man he wasn't sure whether he had given the man too much money on the last $20. The man then asked for his other $20 bill back but the manager refused. Becoming Irate, the man threatened to strike Conkliji but fled once deputies were called to the scene. Witnesses say the man was driving a 1978 Buick Skylark. sheriff's a entered the room and attempted to tear off her clothes. While she was st ruggling with the men, the girl's sister come Into the room and the men fled, deputies said. later Thursday night the men broke Into On home and again triw to moled the girl, but were driven off by the girl's 23-year4d aunt, deputies said, ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING A nine-year-old Midway boy is in satisfactory condition today In Seminole Memorial Hospital after being admitted Thursday for an eye Injury suffered in a bow and arrow accident, -• - .-- - - - - --- -- - - , -- -_ - * - - - - Krasner, who was shot in the parking lot of a Fort Lauderdale motel Feb. 6. The Broward County Circuit Court jury deliberated for an hour before they were sent home for the day. LIIY1IULL' SUPPLY S)Y-591Tf iVa E '"MA ~3 25" CONSOLE TV -- TRI-FOCUS TRIPLE-PLUS COLOR PICTURE CHASSIS SENTRY Designed to Zenith's mosi TUBE The sharpest be the mostsophisticated - reliable Zenith picture ever!nith ever! , r 5.. (p , I _~ __ • ' , , , . 010. I I ,. 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Seventy-three prisoners with bank accounts and other assets adding up to $77,663 were asked to pay for some of their keep. At I ___ _________ ____ - 1 I '" $57995 ' _- - - Model K2316 EARLY AMERICAN CONSOLE • • - P BLASTED! -. R"111116111' -_ rI- - '639.95 "The facts are If you're not going to put the family on the street and take away the house. - . then there's not a whole lot of inmates who are going to have money," Vickers said. The official said a few Inmates have paid their assessments, but the sum will probably never be enough to, cover the adminbitrative cods. Vickers did not know the total receipts to date. The "pay as you stay" law is believed to be the only one of its kind in the nation. It Lathe brainchild of former Rep. Billy Joe lUsh, D-Port St. Joe, who said if Florida can charge patients at date hospitals It should at least do the same for a man convicted of "stabbing someone in fr BLAS1 ED! -I 1 - _______ I 3) ' ! 5999, - -__ least 52 have appealed the billings. - , I prove cost effective. - • I 25" // Dugger's assessment from the field is similar to the one made by Department of Corrections officials who must enforce the law. "I frankly am still skeptical," said James Vickers, a department finance and administration officer who last month expressed doubt that the program mandated by the 1978 Legislature and begun May 20 would Beached Whales Buried S •••1 inmates governors of those states. But Panhandle environmentalists refused Thursday to sacrifice the Apalachicola Bay estuary in Florida. Florida Gov. Bob Graham gave the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers the go-ahead to begin "maintenance dredging" on the Apalachicola River to clear silt that has built since Florida was given Congressional authority in 1977 to regulate Interstate dredging. automatic picture contro system! R , i ,~ ~ I I • "A lot of than don't care," Dugger said, referring to penalties that could forbid reluctant parole. "What are you going to do to a guy with a 25-year minimum or a death sentence?" ATLANTA (UP!) - Dredging for barge traffic on three junctioning rivers that flow through Georgia, Alabama and Florida has been approved in a pact among the Up W _ - Bundy, a 32-year-old former law student, has claimed poverty before, and was represented on charges he murdered two Florida State University coeds and beat three others by public defenders. He arrived at the prison Wednesday and joined 134 others on death row. Graham Gives 'Go-Ahead' Set Console TV. "We haven't done that yet," said Richard Dugger, assistant superintendent, indicating It may be difficult to get Bundy to sign the disclosure forms just as It has to convince others at the maximum security facility to do so. A a £ - TELEVI the heat." p YOU I I STE EO - - I, ,—-•-'---•--- Z - - Enter the Evening Herald's Big $5000 I - - —- - - - .........— . .--_4__ - . ws I - . , -- - .-,., - ~ - , -- MM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CAN WIN I I $ - - eHverY, ID ALL ZENITH COLOR Ti PRICESiDUCEDr !EE' of Florida's prison inmates .-be forced to pay for part ofhlskeep. I I - 'LY R -- - A'FREE Corrections officials said Thurs1ay Bundy hasn't filed a financial statement yet, but when he does he could like the rest HONEYMOON ISLAND, Fla. (UP!) Three of six dead pilot whales were buried Thursday and three more will be covered with sand today on Honeymoon Island near where they stranded themselvçs Wednesday. Another pod of whales seen swimming near Honeymoon Island may have escaped the fate of their brothers. "It's been long enough there's a good chance if they were going to beach, they would have done so by now," said Charles Fuss, agent-in-charge of the U.S. Fisheries Service, "But they could have headed northward to less populated areas where stranding could go undetected for some time." ,•, 41111F. LIMITED Diagonal - - Poll Shows Ted Would WI,., I 141"Ov- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Florida's unique "pay stay" law could wind up costing Theodore Bundy as much as $14.64 a day while he's on death row. - FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) The jurors in the trial of Solomon Webb, who is accused of killing Pennsylvania pornography kingpin John Krasner, will continue its deliberations today. Webb took the stand in his own defense for an hour Thursday and denied he had ever confessed to slaying : p THE GRANADOS K252P --- MEDST!RRA.N-EAN Styled For Keep? Jurors Still Deliberating apartment WEATHER $14 Dai y TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Death row inmate Gary Alvord has lost a bid to block a psychiatric examination which eit'id determine whether he will be granted clemency or have hi. death warrant signed. Circuit Judge J.C. Cheatwood denied a motion by Alvord's attorney Thursday for a protective order to prohibit the exam ordered hy Gov. Bob Graham. But the judge delayed ruling on a defense motion to have his conviction and sentence set aside and grant him a new trial on the grounds he had inadequate trial counsel. - f;_ ? I)P ) c;, Pay ____- Death Row Inmate Loses owances for contingencies, " 'A - JU , P - End To '* - - -_____ 7 1 - ATLANTA (UP!) Two Southern governors predicted Thursday that President Carter would carry his home region In a re-election bid despite current domestic problems and the chance he might lose in the early primaries. Democratic Govs. George Busbee of Georgia, Fob James of Alabama and Bob Graham of Florida talked about presidential politics during a break In a discussion of waterway development on three rivers in their states. Busbee, who met with Carter Monday and at Camp David before the president's energy speech, said he found Carter GOV. BOB GRAHAM more concerned about energy and inflation than about losing November, 1975. Graham prein 1980. dlcted that "Carter will proGraham said public unhappi- vail" both in the convention ness with Carter now cannot straw vote and the primary necessarily be interpreted as a next March. probable public liking for "Even if he loses in early another candidate next year. primaries, I think he can "The difference between now remain a viable cbndldate," and when the campaign starts said Graham. "It would weaken Is that Jimmy Carter will be his candidacy, though." evaluated against another canJames said he was unsure didate then, and not just some which Republican would do best standard that 'we'd like to see against Carter In Alabama or him achieve," said Graham. throughout the South. "When that happens, I think "Folks in Alabama really Carter will win the Democratic haven't started talking that primary in Florida." much about elections next Graham also said it would be year," James said. "premature to speculate now" But James recalled that Sen. which Republican would fare Henry Jackson, D-Wash,, who best in Florida against Carter a has suggested that Carter drop year from November. out of the presidential race if he "I think (Sen.) Howard Baker loses early campaigns, had lost of Tennessee or one of the in Florida In his two bids for the candidates from Texas (former presidency. Gov. John B. Connally or exJackson was defeated in 1972 Rep. George Bush) would by former Alabama Gov. probably do well in the South George Wallace and in 1976 by against President Carter," C.rter. Graham said. "I don't know what Sen. He said "current plans are to Jackson is talking about, but have a straw ballot" at his based on his record of running party's state convention next for president, I think I'd be November, similar to the one careful about giving advice If I Carter forces organized to show had his track record," James his strength against Wallace in said. Thursday. Raped, 7 - TALLAHAFE Fla. (UP!) Florida's critical tourism industr' i: recovering from the truckers' strike and fears of g": - shortages which !ingcred Ion, after the strike wi-.'ti. The number o tourists conthig to Florida is stid far below last year, but the worst is apparently over, Department of Commerce Secretary Sid Levin said 10ORefu DrownedB y Pirates, D'oIPlom ats Re port 'S. Near U.S. Waters Florida's Tourism Industry inquest gees Nixon Carter W'1611 Win In Fla. IN BRIEF By DONNA ESTE.S 1. Graham Says First Was In 1957 F*re 2 Friday, Aug. 3, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - -- - - __ • - S ' e . S I PS, --- CASH JACKPOT Contest. A new contest every week! For complete details see Sunday or Tuesday editions of the Evening Herald. You could be one of the lucky winners. - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -__ -.__.._ .•,_• - ,1- - _._b i' I ' •. . - - - - - - - - - - - — -- 11 ,,-, A ,___ -_ - ~ %lw ~O, . , 4,y~o ft =Mob .~04 �'* Herald Evening 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Friday, August 3, 1979-4A 9 _____ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDM'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director L The Firefighter's Death Clock By SHARON CARRASCO ANGLE-WALTERS The tragedy that struck down a Sanford firefighter and hospitalized another Wednesday night is a grim reminder that th e services rendered by those brave enough to make public safety a career can never be measured in dollars and cents. Too often policemen, firefighters and other public safety personnel are unduly criticized when there appears a lull in activity which keeps th em out of the public eye. It seems unless we hear constantly of police chasing dangerous criminals, or firefighters battling major blazes, we tend to develop the misconception our public safety people are loafing. That also tends to make many of us view with a Jaundiced eye those requests for tax dollars to provide adequate manpower, enough equipment and all the training that goes with public safety work, forgetting for the moment there is no price tag for such work. that money spent In that area is primarily for insurance. Insurance in the form of well-equipped, well-trained and well manned police and fire departments. We were reminded of that Wednesday night when veteran firefighter 36-year-old Lt. William Lloyd Price gave his life In the cause of public safety. He had responded to a call to th e fire at th e Seminole Pet Supply Co., 200 Magnolia Ave. LI Price and a long-time colleague and friend, Lt. Edwin Brooklyn, 48, vent ured too close to th e burning building and before th ey could respond to yells from fellow firefigh ters to get out of the way, a section of a brick wall crumbled, crushing them. Lt. Price died a short time later at Seminole _ - . . g ,. " - ____ ____ .) - (t .- W ASHINGTON (NEA) Five years have passed since the House Judiciary Committee voted three impeachment Impeachment articles against President Richard Nixon, who resigned two weeks later rather than face a Senate trial. . - .: ' - ' - it .1, 'I .' . It * __ . 1 /- ' a - _ ~1_ had firefighters been unable to contain the fire to Philip A. Lacovara, who played a prominent role during the Watergate Investigation as general counsel to the special prosecutor, claims that "Watergate showed the inadequacy of the impeachment mechanism." *tt7, SirIca and the revelation of the White House tapes by former Nixon aide Alexander P. Butterfield forced the president's resignation, ac rtang to LaUvard. . .. __ . . _____ _____ ' - _____ . __________ • - .-. . 1" I.1Ie -. _____________ . . ' - .• 4 _____ ______ -' - - ' as attendance remains high. The Orioles are obligated by lease to play at least 68 games In Baltimore in 1980, with no corn' mitment after that. Chicago - of a recent officially Inspired Pravda corn- "They want to keep relocation costs to a reasons, Including countering the ongoing minimum, to satisfy the needs of th e employee, Chinese rapprochement with the West and simple, and to maintain a competitive relocation policy easing the potential military threat on its ex. U aesrporsticn ws*.ds promising young with others In their field. posed Si berian flank. executive to move to another area, then presto! "The corporation wants the person to advance,...........'" the exec would pack up house an d family and but the corporation wants to control the Peking's agreernej4,o the,bilateral talks, which may or may not get underway in Moscow make the career jump. situation," Hall said. later this summer, was accompanied by a It Isnt that easy now. With the average laUrn e going for about $5 demand that thea Soviets their Tin executives, both men and women, now today, realtors' inside knowledge of the housing Vietnamese allies, conditioncease that aiding the Soviets deal from a strong hand themselves and want to market is valuable, he said, noting that "people - He points to two major failings In the House's impeachment Inquiry, First, he says, the basis for impeaching a resid rd3dmeanois Seahawks Beat Vikings By UNITED PRFS INTERNATIONAL The Seattle Seahawks jumped out to a 9-0 lead over Min- nesota under'the direction of regular quarterback Jim Zorn Thursday night In the first preseason game for both team-then watched nervously as the Vikings tied it up in regulation time. know the bottom line costs before ever wrapping don't make comparable moves, they always take must find Impossible to grant and difficult to get eronnd. Lsh. at le-a - in housmg.'----They look at the Inflation spiral, comparable too vague. "The determination of the legitimate "We're essentially a group of real estate Now comes the border clash, first publicized chief executive home cods, the price of kids losing friends, the people, not big bus1ness,',ajd Hall. "We charge grounds for overthrowing a by loss of a spouse's Job and other vital elements of a more reasonaNee, we're available flights in aPeking in a sharply worded protest. Moscow, should be more clearly defined," Lacovara says. delayed and muted response gives every life. and weekends. It's cod effective for the corn- indication of prefering to play it down. This ambiguity, which pervaded the Nixon In the past, a corporation personnel depart- panles." Investigation, may make Congress reluctant to ment could easily handle the paperwork and The The real I3sue between the Soviet Union and real estate brokers across the use the impeachment mechanism as it was In- reimbursement. Now many turn to outside nation independent that belong to Relocation Resources are People's China is not, of course, sheep pastures tended. Also, It could make impeachment an specialists for help in not only the transfer Itself, familiar with markets and thus are able to or aid to allies or even ideological differences overtly political process In which a House but making such a transfer attractive to the deal with firmsall that want to transfer people from between competing schools of communism. majority could bring charges for partisan person on the move, one city to another. reasons in an effort to change the chief of state as Relocation Resources Inc., based in an antique It is territory, the hundreds of thousands of They compete with the specialized departIn a parliamentary system like Great BrItain's. brick bustwas office in this suburban Boston ments of some big corporations and head-on with once-Chinese square miles absorbed by the Lacovara believes impeachment should not be town, is a leader In the unique field. It's headed other realtors, betting their services w czars during the 19th century. ill give empire-building 1) strictly on a criminal standard but also on by Walter R. Hall Jr., 44, a realtor and con- them an edge. Peking, taking a totally nationalistic and nona president's competence to hold office. sultant who designed a natiowIde web of top Hall sees plenty of room for growth. He claims ideological position on the Issue, wants the Lacovara's second concern Is that the Nixon realtors to deal with what he terms a problem executive transfers have become an $11 billion territorial question reopened. Moscow refuses to Investigation took too long. Judiciary Committee that "is nationwide In scope, but with regional industry in the past decade and, while the moves discuss It. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., initiated idiosyncrasies." may be more difficult to handle than before, In this situation, silence Is not golden but a the Inquiry In October 1973. But It did not move Hall said U.S. corporations transfer between there are no signs of slackening activity guar Into ruii gear for six months and It took nine antee of cont inuing friction. 300,000 and a half-mlllon employees each year "Careers are careers," said. "People know months for the committee to make Its decisions. and relocation activity was up 40 percent in 1978. If they are going to hack inhe that corporation, they It takes two to make a dialogue as It does to A House vote and Senate trial would have taken He said corporations have three major needs are going to have to move. And If the cormake a fight. What Sine-Soviet relations at the many more months If Nixon had continued the to consider In a transfer, beyond the fact they porations want that executive badly enough, pass demonstrate is that it Is, however, a Present want a specific executive in a specific area: they've got to pay for it." lot easier to dart the latter than the former. -- Zorn,-who sat cbwaftcr Seattle's first two possessions, was - -- ushered back into the game In overtime and hit running back Sherman Smith with a 55-yard pass to set up Efren Herrera's game-winning 21-yard field goal In Seattle's 12-9 victory. Thiesmann Named Starter CARLISLE, Pa. (UP!) BERRY'S WORLD The Washington Redskins open their 1979 exhibition season at Tampa Bay Saturday night with Coach Jack Pardee expecting to play his heathy regulars at t least one quarter and possibly a half. Joe Thlesmann, the undisputed No. 1 quarterback since the off-season release of veteran Billy Kilmer, will start at 'quarterback, with Kim McQuilken expected to play the second half. No. 3 man Gary Valbuena, who Is struggling to make the squad, will get work in the second exhibition, according to Pardee. John Rigglns and Benny Malone are expected to start at - Letters to the editor are welcomed for publlcatloa.. All letters must be signed, with a maWag address aed, U 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 Cdli kiter, to eliminate libel or to conform to space reqalremeiti - running back. '."Moon In On Her Side The 33-year-old golfing veteran, without a win after 11 years, carded a 5-under-par 69 to trail favorite Nancy Lopez by one shot Thursday after the first round of the $110,000 European LPGA Championship, but has the stars on her side. "The moon is in my ascendant which is good for me," said Kazierski, who studies astrology and numerology when she is not on the circuit. Ex-Nazis Supervising Exterminations? , 'r SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) A former taxi driver testified Thursday he saw two officers punched and beaten with a nightstick during a clash between police and Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver. Lyon Swann and his relatives five -9 & - ,, I - ' - ' - ' - - -- - - -- -; - -' .- -- --- -- - -- .- --- .- . - -. -. ... - - - - - -- --- ---- - -- - --- - - - ' ____-_____________ ' ' IL • c ,r-, - - ; 'years ago. Ralph Elliott, - a witness for the San Francisco Police Department, differed sharply with statements by Swann, his two brothers and cousin, who asserted they were subjected to .:Verbal and physical abuse, and are suing the city and four Police officers for $2 million. Elliott, 32, now a public transit consultant in New York, said 2'. he was parked in his taxi at a downtown intersection on the night of Jan.. 34 1974. 6.4, over the Chicago Cubs 6.4, double-header, the Phillies Thursday. "I knew I had to th e opener, 7-4, and th e In the fifth inning, after a taking keep us close, beca use their Mets winning the nightcap, 2-1. snap a 1-1 tie, pacing New York over Philadelphia and ending the Phillies' four-game winning streak. Ili the opener, Greg - Death Stuns M unson Fans second rain delay, Andre starting pitcher (Bill Caudill In the only American League Dawson and Parrish hit conwas doing a good job." contest, Boston clobbered Milsecutive doubles to tie the score wackee, 10-1. LuzinskI drove i n three runs "The last time I came to the and Parrish went to third on a Braves 7, with a two-run homer and a plate seemed Padres 2: like the first wild pitch by Caudill, W. Gary Matthews and Pepe single to lead the Phillies. time," said Larry Parrish, who drove in two of the Montreal Schatzeder then lofted a sacri- Frias knocked In two runs Red Sox 10, Brewers 1: By United Press Internati onal Philadelphia's Pete Rose, runs with a fifth-inning double fice fly to score Parrish. apiece and rookie Tony BrlzBob Watson and Dwight The shocking news of Thurknown as baseball's most and a sixth-inning single in the. Motrea1 added thre ruii zolara.hurled an eight-hltter to lvina pac4 s, 16-ll\ attack . man Munson's death brought • aggressive player, paid tribute game which gave the Expos the"Mxth od Ellis VaentIne's 'lead tIle Bravê. tosei'GtiYh*d wIt tb homers each and Mike tears lb the eyes of New York to Munson and his dedication t' their fifth win in six games. RBI triple, Gary Carter's run- Perry, 10-7, hurled the first 5 13 Torrez scattered six tilts, Yankees' Manager Billy Martin the game. "But a game like that is a good scoring double and Parrish's Innings to move past floss dropping the Brewers to their and tt r"" ' ,.. u,i.t,c*u '--'---" ieii C Vs (Ill Ilie iVt'i -win and it s tough win RB! single and added a tmnal Rdbouna foE 12th pla ce on the fourth straight loss, world praised the All-Star Series in 1976." said Rose, th catchier as one of the game's was then a member ul (1;' great competitors. Cincinnati Reds, ''Thurmiian I -L.eu- 32, was killed -- m om of m) favui,' pLiei s • ""- '"" t,. 'Cs'onka 'Skirts Fo r Dolphins Thursday when the Cessna because he played the gaiiit' like tue. lie used to talk to ,uu start of thc 'uzmmnaer uashed when you were at bat and he 1,000 feet short of the runway could sure make you smile Fullback 1974 season for a lucrative lineup so Coach Don Shula can to see plenty of action, MIAMI (UPI) and burst into flames while he We're all going to miss him." Larry Csonka will be in the contract with the Memphis get a better look at his other For New Orleans, quarterwas practicing landing Yankees' owner (eurgt. Miami lineup for the first time franchise of the defunct World signal callers, back Archie Manning will play mnirnuevers near his home in Steinbremmner was at a loss foi Veteran backup Don Strock a quarter, followed by veteran Canton, Ohio. since 1974 when the Dolphins Football League, then went to words when informed 1)1 take on the New Orleans Saints the New York Giants where he will start, followed by secod Bobby Scott In the second and "lie was a great man," said Munson's death. Munson as at the preseason opener was mostly Ineffective in three year man Guy Benjamin and tonight in third quarters. Coach Dick Martin. "For his family, the controls of the plane atseasons. possibly rookie Larry Fortner Nohin says second-year man for both clubs. friends and all the people that tempting to land at AkronThe 32-year-old former Syra- of Miami of Ohio. Csonka, who still holds Ed Burns will finish up. knew and loved him, my Csonka will be paired in the Dolphin team career records cuse star has pared his weight Regulars Chuck M uncie and deepest sympathy. We not only Canton Airport. Two uttiem persons were injured in the his for- backfield with Delvin Williams, Tony Galbreath will open at for yards gained rushing and down to 237 pounds lost a great competitor but a accident. touchdowns, says he is giving mer playing weight and says who led Miami with 1,8 yards running backs with Wes (Thanleader and a husband and a his career one more year to see Just this week he has regained rushing last year. Durlel Harris dier and Ike Harris at wide devoted family man "There is very little I could as well, He if he can still be an effective the "explosiveness" In his legs will be at one wide receiver spot receiver. Missing with injures was a close friend. I really say to express nay feeling at this he needs. power runner. and Jimmy Cefalo, replacing will be defensive tackle Mike loved him. moment," said Steinbrenner It won't quite be like old times the Injured Nat Moore, will be Fultz and cornerback Clarence "I've got one year, and I'm "For the people who never "I've lost a dear friend, a pal, going for broke," he says. "I tonight, however. Quarterback at the other. Chapman. knew 1dm and didn't like him, I and one of the greatest coinJust want one more go-around. Bob Griese, who also helped Second-year tight end Bruce The two teams are no Feel sorry for them," continued petitors I've ever known. We've I'm not satisfied with what lead the Dolphins to the Super Hardy of Arizona State will strangers. This will be third Martin who was "crying like a spent many hours together Bowl three times In the early start at tight end, and happened in New York." rookie time in three weeks they have baby" for hours after learning talking baseball and business. Csonka left Miami after the 1970s, is being held out of the Ron Lee of Baylor Is expected lined up against each other. of the news, according to a lie loved his family. He was our team spokesman. leader." Citation he purchased at the - - ;1 :I.;1 .IJ Transactions HOMEOWNERS: -.Bonnett Wins Pole Position Harness Racing TALLADEGA, Ala. (UP!),,- Veteran stock car driver David Pearson failed to win the pole position Thursday for the Talladega 500, but his second place qualifying spot still had its joys. Sunday, Pearson will line up with Hueytown's Neil Bonnett to battle It out in the $231,000 Grand National stock car event. Bonnett, who recently replaced Pearson in the Wood Brothers Mercury, won the pole Thursday. - .' - -- ' - - - - -- qr __'LEL _ 6 Kelly 13.10 4.10 4.60 7 Flash Forwood - 3.00 200 4 Weneviraruce 2.60 Q (4.7) 21.40: 1 67.1 122.10, Time 2:07.0. Ninth Rice 6 Song Wave 20.40 1.40 13.10 2 Willie Do It .7.00 5.10 I Crown Girl 11.00 0 (2.4) 24.60; T (6-21) 372.40: Time 2:00.3. Tenth Race s Sturgis 5.00 2.50 2.10 3 Lady Russ 3.20 2.00 S Claybrook Pedr 2.10 0 (5.3) 6.40; T (1-34) 61.11: Time 2:11.3. A 1,404; Handle $11,534. - - - - - I - Jai Alai - - - - - - W. __ - .• a '. ------..*---, - - -- - - .._ - . - . . ' - DAYTONASSACH THURSDAY NIGHT PirstOame 5 IrustaAndre 23.10 11.20 3.10 - - - Eighth Race Thursday Baseball Chicago (AL) SEMINOLE Don Kessinger THURSDAY NIGHT resigned as manager, saying he plans to leave as a player also, and First Race Tony LaRussa of Des Moines was 4 Zeb Painter 2.10 3.00 2.10 I FC&1e51Bob named Interim manager. 14.00 3.10 Baltimore A corporation 5 Kathli Baby 3.10 headed by Edward Bennett Q (4-i) 23.40: T (4.5.5) 1$6.20; Williams bought the Orioles from Time 2:11.0. Jerrold Hoffberger for $12 million. Sicend Race Boston Called up relief pitcher 6 Timely Jerry 21.00 10.00 3.20 Wilhelmus "Win" Redmmerswaal 1 KakO5i Tom 3.50 4.00 from Pawtucket of the international 4 Johns Belie 5.60 League. 0 (1.4) 43.00: T (6.14) 01.60, NY Mots Purchase outfielder Time 2:09,4. Jose Cardenal from Philadelphia. Third Race Cincinnati Optioned pitcher 3 RamblIng Ralph 30.00 11.00 5.00 Paul Moskav on 24- hour recall to S Demons Star 13.00 7.10 Indianapolis of the American 4 TCB 3.20 Association. 0 (3-5) 115.01, T (3.5.4) 710.40, Basketball Time 2:09.1. Chicago Fourth Race Signed free-agent center Coby Diet rick to a multiyear S Arin Laud 3.60 1.60 3.60 contract.' 4 Rompin Mitch 2.60 2.10 Soccer 2 Hardly Karl 2.50 New Jersey (ASL) 0 (4.5) 3.00; P (5-4) 5,44; Time Signed forward Rocco Calabrese. 2:09.1. Los Angeles (ASL) Fifth Race Signed defender Les Peterson, 7 SHavin Way 10.10 4.10 2.00 Sacramento (ASL) 6.20 3.00 Signed 2 Mr. Cecil defender lames Dunne. 3 Mickey Peak 3.10 Football 0 (2-7) 27,40, T (7.2-3) 117., 00 NY Giants Obtained guard. Time 3:00.3. tackle Bill Fifer from New Orbeens Sixth Race and defensive nack Ken Randle I FiagRalser 3.20 2.40 2.20 3 Gotcha Gal from Dallas. 1.00 440 6 Polk.. Rodney 5.60 0 (3.1) 14.40, T (5-34) 313.60, Chicago Announced retirement Time 2:10.1. Of offensive tackle Lionel Antoine. Seventh Race New England Reported rookie 2 DeleonTarport 3.00 2.20 2.20 linebacker John Zamberlin of 3 Facile 2.20 2.20 Pacific Lutheran had left camp. 7 Rose Collins 2.10 New York Jets Cut freeagent Q (2•3) 5.30, P (3.3) 9.10; Time linebacker Jim Boran of Columbia. 2:01.1. - - .4 _____ - - Swann Trial Underway . I. - By Unjted Press International especially when we started in run In the eighth on an error by I'% -~ all-time innings pitched list ___________ I I* They spent nearly seven the first Inning with all that shortstop Ivan DeJesus. Chica- with 4,548. hours at the ballpark to play a lightning." -INC M .., go scored two more runs in the Cardinals 5, Pirates 4: single game but Dan SchatzedThe Cubs, who lost their sixth seventh on a run-producing Keith Hernandez stroked an , er loved every minute of it. straight, were leading, 1.0, in single by Miguel Dilone and an RBI single to cap a four-run "It took me a long time to get the first inning on an RBI single error by Parrish. eighth inning, lifting the Card' Thurmon Munson greets Reggie Jackson at home that victory, but I don't care if! by Steve Dullard before the first In other games, Atlanta beat nals past the Pirates. have to wait 24 hours fora win," plate during 1978 World Series of three rain delays halted ply. San Diego, 7-2, St. Louis beat l'hlllles 7-1, New York 4-2: said the left-hander after the Schatzeder worked the first 6 Pittsburgh, 5-4, Philadelp hia Frank Taverns lined a twoExpos won the marathon game, 2-3 innings to bring his record to and the New York Mets split a out, seventh inning double to - - '4 Expos Wien Marathon, 6-4 SUNNINGDALE, England (UP!) Joyce Kazmlsrski, amateur astrologer Is at her mid-haven and a stroke off the pace. JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON Are the horrors of Nazi foreign countries (Including the United States) mander." He runs The Colony in military the health of millions of marijuana user, who Germany being relived In South America then tracks them down and finally eliminates fashion; the men wear uniforms and maintain have inhaled the weed-klU'g residue In the through an unholy aWance between right-wing them. The dynamite execution of Chilean exile close ties with Chilean military officials, par- hallucinogenic smoke of their favorite weed. totalitarian regimes and war criminals from leader Orlando Letelier In Washington three Ucularly with Chilean Air Force officers. But the results of scientific tests by the Adolf Hitler's Third Reich? A topeecret Senate years ago was listed by the FBI as a possible "The Colony maintains complete autonomy respected Mount Sinai School of Medicine show report raises this dlaqujdjng possibility. Condor operation, over its territory," the report states. that, even at Incredibly high levels Over the years, we have reported eyewitness of Ingestion, "Investigations Into Its activities have always "there Is no difference in (the) effects DINA, the infamous secret police of of accounts of the ChIIUfl come to an abrupt halt." paraquat and rnarljuanj alone." unspeakable of torture dictator Augusto Pinochet, was responsible for used by the military dictatorsmethod. of latin America The Colony's main source of livelihood Its While warning that marijuana smoke Istozic, against political oppQl'!'tI and their sieded the Latlillr murder, according to the confessed 250 men, women and children Is a large for dairy the reseax hit man. And a tcp-.ecrd Senate report raises found that "the residual allies. Women "modern, sophisticated, Ger- paraquat coming over as 11* possibility that DINA, carrying on under a farm. But t smoke does not Inhusbands are forced to watch; bibles are "reformed" it. Is man-made communications equipment which crease this effect ...,, tried In front of their parents. Uncooperative 'new name after 11 allows It contact with other pro-Nazi ppdratlng suspects are asphyxiated in piles of ecerunint, dave calledSS-type brutalities at a Nazi en- elements throughout South America Mount Sinai's report to the National Institute and "The Colony" at Parral Unared or roasted to death over barbecue Europe," the report notes, adding: "The Colony on Drug Abuse, made available to House NarA to y, Ills no coincidence that some ci . has received large amounts of money over the COIICS Chairman Lester Wolff, DN.Y., says that these dictatorships are havens for Nazi war 'the tentative conclusion Is that paraquat at "AØkànn.d source Indicated that DINA has years, probably from German Nazis." criminaiswhomedtoescapetheeollap.eci ainedadettion coda inside meColony, 1,000 and 5,000 parts per million does not InAnd DINA, u a Hitler's Germany In I$4L Competent sourves and there are allegatIons that torture has taken Gestapo, used me Colony's international con- crease the tozicity Of marijuana smoke" have told ow associate Dale Van Atta that Nazi place:e there," th secret report states, tracts to further its murderous dirty work in To reach a paraquat level Of only parts per refugees have offered* bthutnan expertise to "Alliptiens also have been made that German foreign countries, the report concludes. million, a marijuana user would have to irke the secret police of their adopted countries and persornel, who are described as ex-Gedapo and Adolf Hitler's "l,OOO'Year Reich" may not more than 100 "Joints" per day, congressional may even be directing some of the Hitler-style ex-8 officers, have given hatruction in torture have perished in the rubble of Berlin after all. researchers calculated. torture and extermination of po11t1esl dissidents. tahnlqs and have actually taken part in the PARAQUAT FLAP: The Great Paraquat Even at an almost lmpcuLhie'le,el of 10,000 I And It may be no coincidence that five Of the appllcstlon Of thee. tecimiques." Flap may turn out to have been a tempest ina parts per million, paraquat may cause Increased countries named In the torture charges - ChIle, The Colony, a commune off1clally named "La teapot. I while-cell accumulation. "bit this Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina are Dlg'ddod" ("Noble Besiing"), was established is no greater For three years, marijuana smokers have than with tobacco cigarette smoke exposure," also members of an hdernathmai assassination on a LONscre tract by refugee German Loft- been huffing and puffing over the U.&-supported the report states. consortium known as "Operation Condor." As waffe fflcers at the end Of World War IL QA spraying of the herbicide paraquat an Mexican Though the researchers' conclusions are only we reported earlier, Condor's "Phase Three" sources have Identified the leader as Frans marijuana fields. Pro-pot lobbyists have tentative, millions of pot smoker, section first Identifies common enemies in Pfeiffer Richter, referred to as "The Coin, Charged that the State Department endangered breathe easier. can now Is fair condition at nearby hospitals with burns and bruises. Upon Impact, both wings separated from the fuselage and the craft caught fire. Munson will be buried Monday morning at Sunset hills Burial Park in Canton. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Jo 9 p.m. Sunday, at Rossi Funeral Home In Canton and private services will be held Monday morning at 9 am. The Rev. J. Robert Coleman of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Canton will preside over the burial. Munson, who had his pilot's license and was considering running a commercial airline one day, purchased the Cessna this summer and frequently flew home to visit his family. The No. 15 which adorned his Yankee uniform also appeared on the sides of his plane. He won the Rookie of the Year award in 1970 and was named MVP In 1976, He batted over .300 in five of his nine seasons and was the American League's third leading hitter In 1975 with a career high .318. He also set a World Series record In 1976 for the highest average by a player on a losing team, .529. Munson batted over .300 for three consecutive seasons before dropping to .297 last year, an average that ranked ninth in the American League. Munson, known for his fierce Intensity, ranked among the top clutch hitters In the game with eight game-winning hits last season and a .303 average with men on base. Last season Munson played with bad knees, was hit In the [read by a pitched ball and was struck in the throat by a foul ball, but still appeared In 154 games as the Yankees won their third straight pennant and second straight world championship. He had off-season surgery on his right shoulder. , Manager Quits CHICAGO (UP!) Don Kessinger, whose noble experiment as a player and manager ended in his resignation as both, says he will take his time deciding what is left for him in his baseball career. Kessinger, 37, resigned Thursday as player-manager of the Chicago White Sex, mired In fifth place in theArnerican League West and In the throes of a six-game losing streak. He said he would return to Memphis to be with his family before he makes a decision. The White Sox replaced Kessinger who was named to the unique managerial position only last October, with Tony LaRussa, 34, skipper of the Sex' AAA Iowa farm team. LaRussa was to manage the White Sex today In Toronto. mentary on the subject, for a number of obvious By DONALD A. DAVIS HANOVER, Mass. (UPI) It was once so BALTIMORE (UP!) The Baltimore Orioles' new owner, Washington attorney Edward Bennett Williams, has made it clear to Oriole fans they must prove to him he should keep the American league franchise at Memorial Stadium. Williams' $12 million purchase of the Orioles horn the family 'of Jerold Hoffberger was announced Thursday. The sale is subject to approval of American League owners, but both Williams and Hoffberger said they expect no opposition. Williams pledged to keep the Orioles in Baltimore as long -.•, Th e initiative would appear to be Peking's. Moscow has been pressing for "a serious and positive Soviet-Chinese dialogue," In the words _____ _______ - Orioles May Fly Away which there Is plenty of room. Career Moves Still Good credit for his first-round, 4-under-par 66 over the challenging 7,014yard Oakland Hills Country Club course. Jack Nicklaus finished at 73. talks on improving Sino-Savlet relations, for BUSINESS WORLD and a one-stroke lead. A slight altering of his take-away, which he made with Neither Chinese nor Soviets, however, are ones to make a big f uss over very little for no reason at all. And It does not take too educated a guess in this case to suggest that what is Involved here Li jockeying for position preliminary to upcoming 1 ~1 . '. ______ _____ Tournament In late May, success during his final practice round Wednesday, got • ;, A I.:1. To Moscow Is in agreement on the casualty count, but has a different version of the proliminaries. It reports intercepting a Chinese patrol that had intruded half a mile Inside Soviet territory. Elthei way, the incident would appear to be the sort of thing only propaganda ministries get excited about, no threat to world peace. . . fidence Pçking's story Is that Soviet frontier guards ambushed a Chinese group Innocently inspecting sheep pastures where Sinkiang province meets Soviet Kazakhstan In Central Asia. One official was killed and a veterinarian wounded. . !..% .11 victory since he won the Memorial By DON GRAFF The Soviets and Chinese are at It again. The two governments are again trading vol. leys of charges and countercharges over an armed clash along their long and mutally sensitive border, the first such in more than a year. . . This failure may be the greatest tragedy of the sordid Watergate Scandal. In some ways, of course, It Is understandabler why many people wanted to forget everything about Watergate and the dangerous leaders and attitudes about government that It brought to center stage. It is also a popular and comfortable conclusion that Nixon's resignation showed that the American political and legal systems worked. Many adopted the view: "11 It ain't broke, don't fix It." Watson, trying to break a two-month slump and without a k Tangle .. : But as traumatic and tragic as those times were, little has been learned from them. Neither has there been much discussion of their meaning. Gpvernment officials as well as people who suddenly became Impeachment experts closed the book on Watergate almost as soon as Nixon took his final flight aboard Air Force One to San Clemente. - - . I p _______ - PGA Lead BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UP!) If Tom Watson gets any more confident, the race in the 61st PGA Championship could be for second place. Ta es Two t -- - Takes AKRON, Ohio (UPI) He wanted to be in the Hall of Fame, to be remembered as a man who played witli drive, enthusiasm and pride. He was misunderstood, ornery, compassionate, moody and çxceptionally talented. If you watched Thurman Munson play, if you saw him consistently come through with the big hit when it counted and if you saw him nail would-be base stealers with the quickest release In the game, then you appreciated him for the quality player he was. Munson, a seven-time All Star and a captain of the New York Yankees, died Thursday afternoon when his twin-engine CessnaCitation crashed 1,000 feet short of the runway and burst into flames at AkronCanton Airport at 4:02 EDT. "The Hall of Fame is scmething I've only recently started to think about," Munson said last week. "It's something I'd really like .,. to be remembered that way. I think I've got a chance but I'd like to have a few more good seasons." There will be no more good seasons for the only Yankee to ever win Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player honors. Munson was 32 and leaves behind his wife, Diane, and three children Tracy Lynn, 9, Kelly, 8 and Michael, 4. He also leaves behind a shocked group of friends, associates and admirers. "I was really stunned by the whole thing," said Roy White, who played with Munson in the catcher's nine years with the Yankees. "1 couldn't believe that it happened. I kept waiting for another announcement to come over the radio or TV that it was all just a mistake." Regrettably, there was no mistake. Munson, one of three people aboard the aircraft, was the only casualty. Co-pilot David Hall, 32, and Jerry Anderson, 31, a friend of Munson's, were both listed In - came away from Thursday's 'first round bursting ivth con- I - - 1'..... .I I., -- ' T - I l.t Frday, Aug. 3, 197-SA Munson Killed In Plan e Cras h Tom Watson Confident _____ ' The fact is that the nation was lucky to reach 27-year-old firefighter was crushed to death when he apparently leaped from the fire truck too soon as it. approached a fire hydrant at th e corner of Orange Avenue and 10th Street, - "I / what most would call a successful result in 1974. That success was not gained easily even though the magnitude of Nixon's offenses was obvious for many months before he resigned. firefighter in the department's history to die in the line of duty. On Oct. 27, 1957, Hubert R. Daffron, a / - I Memorial Hospital. Lt. Brooklyn was admitted for Despite the loss of her husband, Mrs. Price mustered enough courage to visit Brooklyn in the hospital to let him know she was relieved and happy he was alive. Mrs. Price is to be commended as well. We extend our sympathy to her and other relatives and friends of Lt. William Lloyd Price. Lt. Price became the second Sanford 0 B ri ef l !' Erlksson said the state's case was weak in that all its evidence was circumstantial. "Nobody was there at the time of the shooting," Erlkksson said. ______ a broken pelvis and other injuries, That was tragic enough. But, as Sanford City Commissioner John Morris and others pointed out, the tragedy might have been considerably greater among policemen, firefighters and their families. Ralph E. Erlksson, assistant state attorney, said the judge's ruling "appeared to be appropriate based on the evidence ...... I don't have any qualms." VIEWPOINT r . the pet supply company and it spread to an ad. joining paint company. Commissioner Morris said the firefighters 'shoulçlbe commetclftd correct. And so should those law enforcement officers from the Sanford Police Department and the deputies from the Seminole County Sheriff's Department who helped maintain order and crowd I . control. And so should those private citizens who made a valiant effort to save Lt. Price and Lt. Brooklyn. ------Mi'i1ad-tfrat ra gufty fou Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. was culpable negligence," Bridges explained. "Culpable negligence Is the flagrant and wanton disregard for others." hhiJi/1Y / Not 4 Pure P ocess SPORTS - "For manslaughter, the court must find the act outside In wait of the defense attorney said feebly both she and her husband "were relieved" by the Judge's ruling. The judge did find the boy guilty of the Improper use of a firearm. He ordered a pre-sentence investigation of the boy's background before he hands down a sentence on Sept. 4. The maximum penalty the boy faces is being placed In the residential treatment program under the Rehabilitative Health Services MRS) until he is 19. "i am sure this will be something that Is hard for you to live with the rest of your tile," said Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler. 1' LAs He A,. Grim Reminder . son. Then court was adjourned. The boy anxiously left the courtroom well ahead of his parents. His mother standing teary-eyed The tragedy was the accidental shooting death of an Infant on Feb. 10. The 12-year-old Sanford youth had been found not guilty by the judge of manslaughter but the incident would haunt him for the rest of his life. The judge seemed to be trying to prepare him for it. ._~j Coming out of the courtroom, defense attorney Jack Bridges said he was "very pleased" with the ruling adding It was a "difficult" case to prove manslaughter. 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' ' Friday Aug. g.1979 , b Chic Young BYGOLLY, YOU'RE lGI.1T, pAc,woop. OF TUE LJl4EMPLOY- Ii'• ( ,.. MENTOFF CE, •' studies 42 Locking 1 Having sundae T1-1AT ALLY'1EW 49 14 Mire 51 Pleasure trip 16 Superlative 54 Craving 55 Puts edge , 56Meteor&ogi cal device suffix 19 LE:r ____ currency 25 Shed tears 26 Sound of a clock 30 Every 31 Genus of African tree 32 Noel 33 Eight r. 34 Twirled 35 Billowy expanse 38 Discover F AI BAILEY by Mort Walker MY FOLKS WERE VERY POOR ANP I HAP To WORK 50 HARP THERE WAS NO TIME FOR BOOKS OR THER LEARNING EXPERIENCES I / STU ZERO'5 0 NOr 50 STLIPIP HERE, I'LL DO IT FOR e 0 0 k1w WAL49 THE BORN LOSER f by Art Sansom (up, wor- ________ - 49 1g ii - J BENJAMIN OH, I DOUI KNOW. MR. LOE P cBUT THE y tM<1.1 ELECTRICITY-" (on 94 \ t:9 t) I 9 EK & MEEK - . by i M. . ii Howie Schneider 4JO zX.tH I ru '. t 10 A UVIkJG -ui€. E*IJ cs I ' - .: 1 Evening van ngHerald, era ,San f Sanford, Fl. V F like to know what effeelt conprolonged use tt:dc onne?s an have Lamb __ 36 Printers depends a lot on what YOU mean by laxatives, but the chemical laxatives that stimulate bowel - - - - . rur - Is HE A THAT FELLOW THERE HAS HELPE17 A LOT OF FUNNY 'YOU SHOULP ARE NO, A PW4CE C141ROPRACTOR-t j , LEARNING MENT1014 THAT S ri / ' ' v•%v/ ' 01 - K Miss Brenda Renee Athan and Mark Alden Lovell were united in holy matrimony on July 7, at p.m., at the Casselberry Baptist Church. Rev. Samuel Elliott performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. - '. . . Clockwise from top right; Madeleine's pierced a chable shoulder strap ($95). Clockclutch with dell leather melon-shaped shoulder bag features flat wise; harry Levine's silver box bag with gray cork backside and extra long shoulder strap that can simulated-cobra skin featuring a drop-in chain be worn across the body ($120); Haiston for JIB, shoulder strap ($20); Dcliii handbags' gold shell Accessories' black binocular-shaped shoulder bag evening clutch Includes a drop-In chain shoulder ($135); Marie Trezza for Jacaranda's octagon- strap ($160); Zusiti's plum lacquered wood box bag shaped framed bag with luggage closure and key with gold swirl design and decorative silk tassie ($96): Varon's zebra-stenciled calf and leather ($170). You Have To Hand It To Designers - as judgment won't be as keen yours. New Then why was plus 690 an average? One North-South pair usdisuPersc%ic exert i:*jtectar. , o.jover the dummy, he saw that he needed a diamond finesse and a favorable break in rts.dI heThe d fin there. The heart could not have been placed more favorably. His re%vPr4_fnr overbidding was 19 Umes12, or 228 IMPs for his partnership, while his unfortunate opponents lost that same = IMPs for being unfortunate enough to have been In the wrong place at the worst ible time. e Is Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of white point-d estrit fashioned with an overlay of alencon lace covering the bodice and extending do%m the front of the skirt which terminated in a chapel crystal sheer tapered ion , sleeves were cuffed in matching lace. Her chapel length, lace- e trimmed veil of illusion was secured to an alencon lace crown. She carried a nosegay of yellow mini carnations backed with lace and showered with lace streaniers. Judy Anderson attended the bride its inaid of honor. She V,oft a blue floral pimt crepe de chine gown tied at the w, 511 orchid ribbon sash. She mini yellow carnations showered with lace streamers. . nice Lovell. [)am Blake and Vickie Richie were the bridesmaids. Their blue print peasant gowns and flowers were identical to the honor attemlant's. Bryan Athan served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Bruce Athan, Tommy Athan and Marty Collier. Lori Athan was the flower girl. The ring bearer was Brent Athan. The wedding reception __ ....* '..: N11I.S.MARK ALDEN LOVELL was held at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Following a beach wedding trip, the newlyweds are making their home at Lakeland. By ELLIE GROSSMAN Special to Ile Herald NEW YORK (NEA) "Did you hear about poor Lydia? She went just like that, at the opera. Opening night. They found her sitting in the ladies room, one small bruise on her forehead and a look of astonishment on her face. Yes, quite baffling, especially since the police suspect the wound was self-inflicted. Can you imagine?" Easily. In fact, the inside poop is that Lydia, who was always good company but short on smarts, was eager to return to her seat for the second act of "Linsalada Mista." So she grabbed her evening bag and then, noticing a stray curl on her forehead, reached up to fix it, delivering a stunning Wow to her temple. In other words, her clutch did her in,, Hardly surprlalng,.to all but Lydia, considering the sharp turn handbags have taken for fall. The police are' unwilling to disclose the make and natrc of Ldia' bat ,c kno,v hat Lydia wore to the opera opening night, ergo! She could have been toting a sHver frame, mini jewelry box clutch by Harry Levine, with snake-like leather inset, f-r-W. Or Delill's 9~, )d-platcd cl2m sheH, llnedmith velvet GARDENING Then again, it could have been Zushi's curvaceous lacquered wooden box, in burgundy with gold ribbon design and silk-like tasse for $170. Lydia had a feel for the wooden. But, say! Wait a minute! The police disclosed that site went to the opera straight from her chiropractor. She may have been carrying a casual handbag! Now, run this up the flagpole: 1) Lydia was going to the opera. 2) For $135, Ilalston has done a black leather Binocular shoulder bag with that tiny little bold initial on the bottom... No, no, too tailored. Lydia had on her satin wedgies. Still. they did find her lurex scrape draped across her seat in Dress Circle. Perhaps she. was wearing the brown leather "half a cantaloupe" shoulder bag by Madeleine, with stitched leather strips outside and cork on the flat backside, for $120. An, wnat s th e use' All we re sure of is that a structured bag in hand fall, day ornight, is worth some watching, and possibly a new rider in your insurance policy. And that Lydia missed 'Gli Zuccini Vecchi in the second act. - s ine Webbi*ng On Oak runk And Ll*mbs Harm 12 Each month there are always what causes the oranges on my Crabgrass is an annual and will a few questions that I am asked navel tree to get covered with usually turn brown and the over and over, again-by local raised buxnpy.spota' ' -during the winter . An early TOM residents. Here are some of the A. You have a common spring application of a pre. DAVIS more common questions disewsp of vitriv; treps valled ernereenve herhiride vonUrban reccntl asked I hope the scab This problem can be taming either HaIui or Daith,t' Horticulturist answers will help other county controlled with sprays of will kill the seeds before the) residents who niny be exneutral copper fun gicide. can germinate. Remember, a l periencing the same problems Htpcat this treatment 10 (lays thick healthy hiwn is the keyto A' Cualm- .%,ou picase tell ine later. A_s always, follow label weed control. Only use her. what the fine webbing is that is Diethyl 1 oluamidi (DK1) directions. bicides when absolutely covering the trunk and limbs of 1)unethyi I'hthalatc, and Ethyl A. Could you please tell me necessary. I my oak trees and if it is harm- Ilexanediol. These repellents how to go about cotitiolling should be applied to legs, crabgrass in my lawn'! ful? Tom Davis Is the Seminole o H The webbing you are ankles, cuffs, waist and sleeves A. Once crabgrass is actively County Urban Iforticul turfs1. A. y clothing application or growing and mature, very little seeing Is spun by psocids or or information contact him at directly to the body as directed can be done except for the Agricultural Center, San. bark lice. With a closer no__ —AL_ examination, you will find large on the label. Insecticides ap- manually removing it. for(L proved for chigger control are numbers of tiny insects Dursban 2E and Diazinon. t o clustering together underneath You hold% 9-3-B Apply as directed on label. the web. Although spocids arc47 tions. IV K 5 4 3 DEAR ABBY: I believe in how far is a girl expected to go CONFIDENTIAL. PLEASE often see onplants, there are small circular, TAURUS (April MMay 20)not # A2 considered pests I helping foreigners by sending when she is going steady? DEAR CON: What ,guys in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct- 23) Unless you're prudent and yellowish 4 K.1111111 them aid in disasters such as I mean, how much do guys in general" expect is not relevant. feed on fungi and lichens found Should you ad yourself up as an cautious today, you might find By Oswald Jacoby You responded two clubs in diameter developing in earthquakes. floods and general expect from tids kind of What your guy expects is. Ask on trees. Insecticide sprays,different authority on a given subject yourself coming out on and Alan Sontag areas of the lawn. to your partner's one-dinthe short therefore, would not be famine, but when I see them relationship? him. I Abb Could you tell me what Ican do today, you'd better have the end in joint ventures. Don't normal result in the mond opening in Tuesday's necessary. The overrunning our country by the facts. What you claim will be jwnp impulsively. answer. Your partner's re. to correctthis? Cavendish tournament was bid is two hearts. What hundreds of thousands, Q. Is there anything that I can challenged, A. You have a disease three notrump bid and six should you do now? crowding us and taking jobs .. 0 0 fl my property ° GEMINI (May 21-June 20) An made. Once the queen of problem called dollar spot. lliis Just bid three hearts. You that should go to Americans, I chiggers, or prevent them from disease occurs during warm SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) important mItWonsWp could be spades held trick one South are in a game-forcing situa. be, and I'm embarrassed. object! biting? could afford to take Be generoi within reasonable Jeopardized today if you're humid weather and many calls Lion so that your partner The women as well as the We feed clothe and educate diamond limits today, but be careful of insistent upon having things A. YES. Chiggers or "red have been coining in the office r won't pass. If he proceeds to wthitwas:: 'to :co' them when many of our own go men in this office tell some bugs" are actually the larvae of recently with this problem. making loans to one who is a your way. Try to be any ng except four five clubs, four diamonds without. Those bleeding-head pretty raunchy jokes, but I hearts ou will poor risk. You may have to cooperative, for a mites and certainly can spoil Dollar spot can be controlled and the aces of spades and slam liberals are going to ruin this can't suddenly tell them I hate write off the debt lata. 'many hours of relaxation. If with Daconil 2787 at the rate of 4 hearts. country if they don't get tough that kind of language. So how do CANCER .(June 21-July 22) This result turned out to be (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.i you are going into an area ounces per 1000 sq. ft. Also an d shut down Immigration I get my point across without SAGrffARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. I&W it helping hand to thuse about average. A few Northsuspected of being infested with application of a nitrogen icr.. -• . until we can take care of our sounding holier than thou? 21) For one who prizes being his who deserve it today, but idgin't South pairs worked their (For a copy of JACOB Y MOD-chiggers, wear protective tilizer will often retard the way to five clubs and also ERN, send S o: Win a OFFENDED IN CASA own. Charity begins at home! I or her own penson, you may be let yourulf be put in a position clothing and use repellents. disease. 70 made six. but lost points Bridoe," care of this newspa. GRANDE,ARIZ. welcome your response. too easily influenced for your where someone may take undue Effective repellents are: Q. Could you please tell me worth 2 1 MPs to the notrump per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City DEAR OFFENDED: When AMERICA FIRST! own ,good today. Others' advantage of you. Station, New York. N.Y. tX19.) bidders. 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When a co-worker have plenty of vegetables and discoloration is from wearing a ast DEAR REWCTANT: says, "I beard a cute joke l Tell While fuel b in short supply, Joanne Kohler of for dessert requed freshyoufruit cup. Ibis willa give a dark nail polish without a base him bow you led before your night, but it's dirty. Do you mbuntment gon Lugo overilldve. Minneapolis advises carrying roller skates and an is coat underneath. Basecoats are want to hear it?"I say,"Sw 1, aWfying meal for less than 5W empty gasoline can in the trunk of your car. That s a wonderful aid in making your DEAR ABBY: I have just because I don't want to be calories, and most people won't nails stronger and lovelier. WaY You can have functioning wheels even when even know you're on a diet. known as a goody two-shoes. started going steady with a guy They protect the nail from Well, the joke is always I've been datipg for a year. your engine sputters to a balt, If you can muster up THE RIGHT FIT staining and help the polish to What I want to know is, Just the necessary body energy. dirtier than I thought it would With today's fashions going last longer. . J_---- --' — - - f: :,• . iwu., BLEWEEDS by T. X. Ryan P OF MOPIWARDUNV IN 9 POREPOKWHyrolff vou J1I MLAot ii I I I io ~ 19 ZOONIES SO"DAYS 56IN(v A by Craig Uggett r K4M VOU raVr=R AAVS A IW-MR-W F*- KM TWY lb STUFf A PENNY !-" cr ., .. I I .,. .. ... I 6CRIPUE 0 ' I 1' , , . ' L , I" .:IT At— L— W_ . 77vb7— - . Don t ' ...Let Us Save Them For You! L"virlig for a week or longer and con corned aboulmlssing all the airga news? We'll be happy to save your newspapers at NO EXTRA CHARGE. 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'Q ' , ,..i may fina youi-eef h AQ932 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WFST FAST position today, where peer Just be one of the group today, pressure Is exerted on you to do 10 8 instead of trying to run the . something you'd rather not. bull enjoy yourself • • 964 Q 103 Don't overreact. Your new more and your pals w0J ap4 1065 Astro-Graph Letter tells YOU predate It if you're not bossy. SOUTH what lies ahead for you for the A2 ycr-fGJw1ngour birthday. PC(Féb. 20-March 20) A 10 7 Get yours by mailing $1 for Success could elude you today if • A852 each to Astro-Graph, P.O. BOX you make what you're going •K J7 4 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. after more difficult than It truly Vulnerable: l3oth 10019. Be sure to specify birth is. Appraise realistically what Dealer: South date, you must do. w North E South I NIT VIRGO (Aug. M-Sept. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Pass 3 NT Pawq Pass Make it a point today not to Bf- careful today that you don't Pass bring business or outside try to impose your views or problems into the home. They philosophies on others. it will Opening lead: *J could cause dornestic disrup. have a reverse effect if you do. The daughter bride is the John It. Athan, 161 Plurnosus Drive, Altamonte Springs. The bridegroom is the son 1S o r. an Lovell, 1695 Merrill Loop, San Jose, Calif. of - __ I' #ir'I# ll __ - - Athan Love Repeat Vows flIt - show. by Al Vermeer f3ERNARP, WHY PON'T WF; TAKE P15CO .,LSNS — AA FMiss - - PRISILLM fl movements should not be used - r ay,, Aug. Friday ug. 3,1979 7A Dr. It . . f - YOUR BIRTHDAY Aug. 4, 1979 rr3 CIMMG 7U)SHM ilp OURSELVES Sparingly OROSCOPE ' -1 Them 2 ______ ( INVENTED THE METER J MADE LLThE_M9NEY..i DISCOVERED _____ ' D Use e __________ by Bob Montana OW, WHOEVER'\ DISCOVERS AN ALT NATE SOURCE OF ENERG ILL , Laxitives. Cheniical - I ARCHIE 'YOU 0F AA - I I . - __________ I I lS!H1v S r" 1 9 0 HAIn A regularly. If you do, "they does happen. Basically, your disturb the natural rhythm of body rejects the sperm as a the colon and can be a foreign body. significant factor in Causing One technique that's spastic or irritable colon. 11Wt9 sometimes advised is for the In turn results in pain and husband to use a condom difficulties constant In repeatedly for a month or so. developing a normal bowel This prevents the woman from habit being exposed to the sperm There is no evidence that cells. During this period of 7 2 i" r" rchronic laxative use causes time, hopefully, her dy 11 13 12 cancer or problems of that sort reaction to the sperm cells will but anyone who has had severe diminish. At that point, if 14 15 spastic colon and constipation normal relations are concluded problems will tell you it's bad without a condom at the time of 18 17 enough without having any ovulation, a pregnancy might other difficulties. ensue. JiT'— — — — Considering the problems I've MB DEAR DR in volved and en g to get 25 126!!! surrounding it, I'm not with no necessarily recornmending it to ist ran a test 31 30 you but from a scientific point cc sperm while i of view, it would be dear that if were in me and they were 33 32 My husband had a sperm check you produce normal ovum and 38 34 36 and it was perfectly normal and your husband produces normal they were alive and moving. My sperm that it would be possible 41 ——— doctor said theres nothing tobe for test tube fertilization and an done so that we can have Implant of the fertilized ovum 46 47 48 T' T" children because my body kills In your uterus. In other words, a — — — — his sperm. test tube baby. 52 51 49 50 Is there any vitamin that Is There are some other Inhelp the condition or is teresting aspects of this might 54 53 there anything you can tell me problem. We know that when a to do about it? woman is pregnant-that some of 76 55 DEAR READER 1 No, her hormones help ta ease vitamins won't help nor will any her body's tendency to reject — — — — — —— foreign substances. That's ________________________________________________ other nutritional factor. I believe it's important for a basically how she avoids couple who has fertility rejecting the developing baby. :vi H through a fertility clinic to help interested in this because it in any way possible. may have some value in helping By BERNICE BEDEOSOL Your letter suggests that you may have developed an - splanted organs such as a mune response to your transplanted kidney or a For Saturday, August 4, 1979 husband's sperm cells. This transplanted heart. "ii ____ - rrr • • 18 Chinese asure I philosophy 2 Is not well 37 He ek 3 Chase away 20at'' 4OLovelock 21 Engraves 4 Bring ba 22 Islands near 41 Persian ruler finish 42 Twist about 5 Frerlch painter Florida 43 Tall 6 Mistake 23 Yawn 44 time 7 Bright color 2411 id 46 Billboard 8 Poems grodp (abbr) 47 Secondhand 9 Dresses 27 Notes of debt 48 Such and no Ital ia n fa mily 2$ Trim the hair more 12 Examines 29 Woman's 50 Gain as dear 13 South name profit American 35 Spirits 52 One (Sp) Indian 22 Burmese __________________ t ZERO WHY :,IG DO YOU HAVE UP ON A FARM TO BE SO MILES FROM STUPID.. \ANY SCf-100L VA fl 0B A point DOWN 20 Dancer Fred 1 Other ______________________ iBEETLE 17 __ Lj ___________ F 45 Oxidized e1sson ri Answer t3 Pr,vious Puzzle 39 Nuclear ACROSS _ - - - _____________ _________ �BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 3, 1979 Legal Legal Notice Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number fl.224-CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF H. KNOX BETTINGHAUS, County Court Seminole County, Florida Case N. III-12-SP-03 Jcseph Harris Company, Inc., Plaintiff, VS. Foy C. Justice and J. T. JuStice, as Personal Representatives of the Estate of W. L. Justice, Deceased, Deceased Ross Robert (right), Youth Service Committee Chairman for the Sanford Kiwanis Club, presents $500 check from the club to the Grace Kehrer, executive director, and Dan Scinto, president, of the Seminole Youth Program Council, Inc., as board member Tom Weinberg looks on. The council has until Sept. 15 to raise the additional $2,000 needed in matching funds for Seminole Youth Service System. FOR YOUTH SER VICES County Road -- Tentatively OKs Improvement Plan Seminole County Corn- line, .47 mile; base course, pave b. Eastbrook Boulevard; 2,600 feet; resurface 22 feet, missloners have approved a 24 feet rural, some curbing. d. Spring Valley Loop; off Howell Branch to Orange tentative road Improvement 5. Five-Points Access Road County line, 3,000 feet; Wymore Road, 800 feet; schedule for the 1979-80 fiscal U.S. 17-92 to n ew jail, .13 resurface 30-fool width. resurface 24 feet. year as follows: mile; provide new alignment e. Oranole Way; 600 feet; c. Chuluota; Third Court, NEW CONSTRUCTION from U.S. 17-92 to jail complex. Avenue E. Fourth Street, Sixth resurface 22 feet. I. Red Bug Road TRAFFIC OPERATIONS .f. Trinity (Weatherafield); Street, 2,000 feet; resurface 18Bear Gully Canal to State INTERSECTIONS 700 feet. foot width. Road 420; .57 mile; excavate, a. State Road 436 and Lake g. Clemson (Weathersfield); d. Sipes Avenue; south ofWeathersfleld fill, widen to 24 feet, rural Howell Road; add turn lanes, Kentucky, 2,700 feet; resurface to Trinity, 2.600 section. modify signal heads. feet resurface 22 feet. foot width. Z. Lake Mary Boulevard b. Tuskawilla and Red Bug h. Barbuda; lake Geneva Road;Road, First resurface 20 feet. 900 feet; a. Phase I: Fifth Street to Roads; add lanes all ap- Streete. to Lake Barney wbto I. Encino; Oakland Hills, 600 ____ to 4,000ts& Lake Harney Road i..t feet; .resuxfa 20 feet., I Liii. II iL r,t aw,et,. see FPfiiiii*11-"L'iKa1 to ay; conslruc J. Oakland Wive; 900 feet; - resurface 20-foot width. Stzet, .20 mile; Ninth Street to acceleration lane. resurface 20 feet. 1. Geneva; local streets; High Street, .70 mile; d. Lake Mary Road, 1-4 to Second k. Neil Road, County line to Main Street , straighten drainage. 24-foot Lake Emma Road; add lane Fine Street, Balmy Beach, 1,300 feet; 3,000 sediofl. eastbound. resurface 18 feet. Phase III; Interstate 4 to e. Montgomery Road south of face l. Bonnie Drive; off Bear Road; Ohio to Crystal 1.4 miles; High Street to State Road 434; extend storage fleg. Marguettefeet; rcrtsre Lake Drive, 1,300 feet; ar 1 7,800 easii.ent, .74 mile; and bypass lane northbound. resurface 18 feet. width. straighten and resurface 24-foot f. Wymore Road and Oranole m. Lakeview; off Bear Lake h. Old Geneva Road; Avenue section. Road; add lanes all ap- C to Old Osceola Road, 6,400 Drive, 900 feet; resurface 18 Phase IV; FPL easement pruches. feet. g. C-427, west of U.S. 17-92; feet; repair and resurface 18to U.S. 17-92.91 mile; resurface, In. Pendleton; off West Lake width. 24-loot rural section. realign to meet State Road 419. foot Brantley, 1,300 feet; resurface Dlaict 3 3. Seminola Boulevard Commissioners also agreed 20 feet. Phase I: Button Avenue to to resurface 10 of the following a. Markham Woods Road; o. Academy Drive; off state Winter Park 11trive, 1.14 miles; 22 miles of proposed projects. south of E.E. Williamson to Route 436,12,00 feet; resurface replace base course, resurface They will decide before October state Route 434, 5,50) feet; 20 feet. 24-foot section. which of the roads will benefit resurface 22 feet. District 4 Phase II: Winter Park from the $151,000 in funds. b. Sand Lake Road; state a. Dog Track Road; C-427 to Drive to Lake Avenue, .57 mile; RESURFACING Route 434 to West Lake U.S. 17-92, 3,900 feet; resurface edge, resurface, 24-foot rural District 1 Brantley, 2,200 feet; resurface 24 feet. section. r a. Dodd Road; Red Bug Road 24 feet. b. North Street; Palm 4. Longwood Hills Road c. Notre Dame; Weathers- Springs to Charlotte, 3,900 feet; to Dike Road, 4,300 feet; E.E. Williamson to county resurface fl-foot width. field Avenue to Trinity Avenue, resurface 24 feet. Charlotte Street; North Street to C-427, 5,000 feet. O' Brien Street; U.S. 17.92 to railroad, 1,900 feet; resurLeaves face 24 feet. Magnolia; Oranole to Lake Shore Drive, 600 feet; resurface 20 feet. I. English Estates; Falmouth Lookng i War4 orn and Sunderland intersections, 500 feet; resurface 22 feet. District 5 HONG KONG (UP!) Hong miracle if they have survived." Public transport which was a. 46A: French Avenue to Old Hope, the most powerful completely halted during the Lake Mary, 6.600 feet; resurKong's millions ventured back to debris-cluttered streets typhoon to hit Hong Kong since height of the storm, was face 44 feet. today as a weakened Typhoon Typhoon Rose which killed 130 gradually resuming full operab. Orange Boulevard; Oregon Hope moved on Into China, persons inlVll, had moved over uons today. Flights u and out of to North Street 9,000 feet; leaving a toll of eight dead In to Guangdong province inChina Hong Kong's international resurface 20 feet. the coLny and fears that by midnight Thursday and airport also were back to C. Old lake Mary Road; hundreds'of Vietnamese but weakened enough to be normal. Airport Boulevard to 46A, 2,100 people may have perished on downgraded to a tropical fed; resurface 24 fed. storm. There were no reports of Hope's terrific WindS tossed the stormy s*'. d. Airport The typhoon, which stnk casualties or damages train freighters in Hong Kong's Country Cl ub toBoulevard; ii street, 500 harbor around like toys, with lightning speed and Chinese authoritieS, feet; repair and resurface. smashing 150 mph winds, ii e. North Park Avenue; Jüredat least 2lopeopleln Bong Airport Boulevard to 27th Set Kong and left it looking like a Street, 90) fed; resurface 24 war-torn city. Trees lore uprooted, huge f' Markham Road; 431 to glass advertising signs Markham Woods Road, 7,500 aihed into millions of pieces, fed; resurface 20 fed. Amts flooded and sheet metal Groundbreaking for the $1.5 mnll4jon Mediplex Inc. health g. Country Club; Rantoul from construction sites hurled facility on Fairy Lake in Lcngwood pill be held Wednesday at 5 Road to Lake Mary Boulevard, ough the air like paper. p.m. 5,500 feet resurface 22 feet Debris littered the streets, The 120-bed nursing home Is due for completion In nine months some blocked by fallen trees and will employ a staff of 75 persons with an estimated annual Ad rubble and numerous payroll of $600,000. an Thad Hawkins, chairman of the board of Mediplex, which Is abandoned cars. _____________ Hong Kong Marine Police headquartered in Jackson, Miss., board members and Longwood FICTITIOUS NAME 1d early today there was no city officials will be present for the groundbreaking, NOIk. Is hsftby given that we e word aim' a boat with 400 VId- The city is iponaoi-ing the nursing home projed with tax- sngged In business at P.O. Box 1111, Longwood, Seminole County, 'ciineae refugees which ezempi bonds and when the bonds are paid off in y Florida, under the fictitious name at city. reportedly was forced away ownership of the facility is slated to revert to the SUNSHINE CABINETS, a nd that from Macen, the Portugese To accomodate the facility a new zoning dassificatlon was we int.w to register 5.14 name with 40 miles wed of Hong est ablished by L.ngwood NGMP-1 (Nuraing Home-Medical- the awkof the Circuit Court, terrItory ninoie County, Florida In ac. andwaahead0dforHCO1 Pro(e ional). A non-prufli holding pj cordance with t he provision of the just before the sterns Langwcod residents has been set m to sell bonds and low the Fictitious Name Stitulet. To.Wit: facility Ia Modiplea to operate as a wrathg home. Appointed to Section MAP Florida Statutes 1ev. g: Michael P. Eline Police spokran*n the board of directors by the Longwood City Cpm1iaon were Bob Carpenter 9 6 _ ~ arine d, "ii they are ot* to sea In Fred '.Bistline, Ron I(oth and Ray Milwee. -JANE Publish July 27 & Aug. 3, 10, if. 1t79 .*t kind of boat, It will be a CAELBER1IY Typhoon CRY ' - Groundbreakin.9 For Health Facility - Legal '11 INVITATION TO BID RELOCATING PORTABLE BUILDING "DE" SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE -. the above court a DEM.12 • with he contract documents, In luplicate, enclosed in an opaque eaied envelope bearing the name nd ad'ess of the bidder and narked: RELOCATING POR. FABLE BUILDING "DE", SEMI. 40LE COMMINITY COLLEGE id delivered not later then date md hour mentioned above. Owner reserves the right to relect my or all bids or certain portions of bid as stipulated in the FORM OF 'ROPOSAL, and to waive any ormallties and technicalities In Idding, and to award the lob in the est interest of the Owner. No bid tail be withdrawn for a period of 30 lays from the opening date. Dr. Earl S. Weidon President Seminole Community College Notice Florida, underthefictftiousnameof THE PEOPLE'S AUTO EX. CHANGE, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk at the Circuit Court, SemInole County, provisions at the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 545.09 Florida Statutes 1957. $g. Diana L. Jarrett Charles L. .isrratt Jr. Ruth DEADLINFS Dog Noon The _______________________ - . - -. 4-Personals - . - 6-Child Care - -- Thank you Ronnie, Bob, Gary, P W. a. Scott for making Rusty Smith's 8th Birthday the best evert He'll never forget you or Mr. P's. Hisramily RHONDAG.MILLER Please call 322.1210 Thanks. •-------- ------- -- 5---Lost & Found ____________________ First & Only child care (enteropen Saturday in Sanford - Begin. ning June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 322664$. 9-400d Things to Eat b1#111114011, at 5573 Semoran Blvd., No. Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS The Board of County Corn. m of Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida on August 28, 1979 at7:OOP.M.,oras soon thereafter as possible, to consider a specific land use amendment to the Seminole County Comprehensive Plan, Or. dinance 77-25, and rezoning of the described property from A-i Agriculture to R.3A Multi-Family Dwelling District, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 77.2$ WHICH AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRE. HENSIVE PLAN FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDEN TIAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF REZONING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM A.1 AGRICULTURE TO R.3A MULTIFAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT. The West /4 of the Southeast "' lying South of S.R. 426, in Section 36, Township 21 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, LESS the SOUTh MO ft. Of the West thereof. Consisting of 27 acres more 11-IflStrUCtiOIfl N. _____________ , • - -- FLORIOM 1 AUVj ____________ MAKE AN HEIRLOOM Creative Expressions An aggressive salesper. - son 18-Help Wanted needed for future for a self-starter. Previous sales ex- . - needed, Salary plus commis. sion with full cornpany benefits. Apply In person to: - Wanted retired couple interested in subsidizing Income to work as Assist. Mgrs. of general store. 349-5827. 1 Restaurant help wanted, mature 8. dependable, part time 8. full time - good hours. Apply in person to Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe, II & 46, Sanford. Furn Apt., 1g. kit. Aduitsonly 400 Palmetto Ave. 831.1166 _T 34-Mobile SOBIKS Sanwich shops is now taking applications for manager trainee position in the Sanford Store. Benefits available, in. terested applicants apply at Sobiks Sandwich Shop General Off Ice N. Hwy. 17.92 between 9& 11AM. - - CARPENTER IN1HO CIItCUI11OUNT, IN AND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida By: Joann K. Hare Deputy CI''k publish' July 13, August 3, 20, DEL-4 WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on July 28th, 1979. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of the Court By: Cynthia Proctor As Deputy Clerk Publish July 27 8. Aug. 3. 10, 17, 1979 DEL. 122 $ ,, .5.0 hr., mm. 7 yrs:exp. CARPENTER'S HELPER $4.50 hr., mm, 1'. yrs. exp. Work in Deltona. 339.90 79 between 7 p.m. & 9 F-.i.,"aily For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323-5324, Li, ' AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 20th P1. Exp. onlyt Wages commensurate w. abllity.fringe benefits. JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIEL .DS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY It AAA EMPLOYMENT Jr W W IL 91 2 French Ave. 323.5176 Cafeteria P.T to train now for Sept. opening. 2 p.m..v exc. co benefits. Apply to ivu Whittington, SCC cafeteria. 321 0909. 21-Situations Wanted a' own ggreeting Experienced tractor trailer driver wants lob. NOBULLI 3238711 SNOW - dediCated to welcoming new residents. 28-Apts. & Houses To Share Flodda Owned A call from you will bring a Prompt visit from our reprssentative. She has brochums, civic Information; and to blip with your shopping needs, cards of InIroduction from local met- Working lady 53 yrs., would like to share her) BR, 2 bath home with same. Everything turn. Must turn. references. 323.1707. Reg Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 Aft, Hrs. 327-7643,322-1869 - 301 C 23rd St. $36,900. Large 3 BR. P bath, C H&A, FR, fireplace, on 2 lots, with fruit trees. HAL COLBERT, REALTY ?EALTOR 19 ML! 173 6061 or eves. 323 0517 bldg. Currently leased, high return. Can you believe $65,000? lchair est. barber shop. Inc. bldg., land 8. eqpt. Only $71,000w $1000 dwn. Owner will hold at 7 pct. r4 Estate IvH.c 7711 5,,lir4 Ave. 373971 e. CU VA. F HA-235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot ot our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 6443011 The sooner you place YOU? classified ad, the sooner you wil l get results. For Sale By Owner 40R.Ibath, carpet, air, 2lOObIock of Summerimn. Call after 5:301 weekends. 323 6707. $17,500. INC, REAL1OR" I - Lola Winn -323.2712 323.7259 Sanford Gracious living Reas Weekly I monthly rates Inquire 500 S. Oak $11 7543. 339155$ 3390509 339-0501 E.AltamonleDr. I OR 2 B fenced yd, C H&A, car port, scr. porch. $43,900. 30-Apartments Unfurnished Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath, $150. Adults, furniture $10. 841.7113 . 7 --- 1 BR-- $117 up. Pool. Adults only. on Lake Aoa. lust So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 3231670 Mariner's ViIge. gialm gagm &M ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 7 BR fully turn., including pans, dishes, silver, Inens. TV 8. all utilities Doily, Weekly. Mon thty, Shenandoah Village. 323 2970 904-7344031 - - : 1011119$ IALTY 24 HOUR I THAT'S NO. 1! 03 2565 PARK 323-2222 eWAGON WHEEL CHARM 7 OR, 2 B ranch style home, lust listed. Situated on cor lot, lush lar.dscaping. $19,500. Call today f or aPPt. CLIKE THE COUNTRY? 9+ acres in Osteen with 1g. 3 BR, 1' B, nearly new mobile home. FLASHI FLASHI Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $74,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This. AGENCY REALTOR 323.I99, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 3.49-5400 Raborn . -_ - - 47-A--Mortgages Bought &Sokl __ -- -. WILL BUY EXISTING 1Sf & 2nd MORTGAGES R. Legçj, Lic. Mtg. Broker, 875 Nc, Wymore. Rd.. Altamonte 862 7483 Complete 7 pc. blonde mahogany OR set. Excellent condition, 1350. Call 327 1536. REALTOR332I000MLS - -- -- - --- - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. ______ ________________ 115 Laurel Or Furniture, dishes, linens, books, washer, dryer, t ools, Misc. Twin & Dbl beds. 30's Waterfall fIR suite, roto tiller. Prices go ciwn 10 pct. every 10 days. Hurry for Bargains 2671 5. Sanford Ave , 327 1191 Open Tue's thru Sat 9 - 30 to 5.30 - '76 Pinto MPG. low mi • new t,rri Lake Kathryn Motel, TIm II. MI N 'iwv 17 92. Casselberry. Ii 1979 Custom Jeep CJ S Take over iyments, have to see to .sp preciate Call 319 5531 or 323 2 • -- Pontiac Catalina 1971 NT Power, Air, auto 4 Dr $795 323 1303 Midas travel trailer 30', 14995 F lRMt 3 1009 ____________ ________________ I ~ 11 ~' BUSINESS SERVICE11STINO LET p _____ _____ AN _________________________ _________________________ ________________________________ Air Conditioning Army Boots 310 Sanford Ave. 32) 5200 VA & FHA Financing , S $I1.99pr 327 $791 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 3It31SE,FirtSt. 3?2..! Beauty Salon Chairs-used but good cond. $20 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3228771. - Carport Sale- corner of Mellonville & 70th. Sat. II to S. Dishes, turn., clothing. ______________ 55-Boats &_Accessories Boat trailer Without wench, $100 323 1113 Beds, Dbl motel box springs 8. mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French, 373 7340 Early American sofa, brown leather recliner w elec, vibrator 8. heater, Coffee table, excellent cond. 321I776. Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est 671 6391 Lic, Bonded & Ins _______________________ 20 lb. air compressor. 1)00; ~ bed comp., $50 1. 371 OilZaftS _____________ _________________________ 19' Flare Fiberglass boat, 60 hp Gale OB, tilt trailer, new top $800; 20 mm ammo boxes, $5 ea 3.495)33. General La,'tfsc ,lPing R1s1? Specialists, 10 SOil & fill dirt, Sod laying & free trimming - _____- - Central Heat & Air Cond Free Est Call Carl Harris at SE AR S. Sanford 372 1711 Wonder Wti,)ttodow,tpi Two' S,.'li One The quick, easy Want Ad way The magic number 'S 322 2611 or 831 9993 Appliances LawnMower Repair -- I - Homers Lawn Mower Servicc' Lawn mower repairs & us used mowers for sale. Will also pick up unit mowers tree 3?) 8711 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 373 0039 Beau ty Care _______________________ Light N~~~ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty l"looA 519 E 1st St., 32 5717 Yard debris, Appliances 7. Misc LOCAL I 349 5)11 , Ceramic Tile Painting MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs. Exp. 869 a. A&B Painting lnt & Ext Resi & Coma 327 878? 99 'essmaking ________________________ Alterations, Dressma'kjnd Drapes, Upholstery. 372 0707 Hauling Peturt' I'.'r,eti I., r., ,, Free 1:5) Lit 0 pt il,Si !O C.t 3396066. 864 IIIIS I - --- - 98.1 Panting, inter or t''$i Or pressure cleaning, rout coating Satisfaction guaranteed before payment 37? 71)7 after 6 p m , ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened ou tside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5752. Painting&Rj ___________________________ Sgt Peppers Painting Service Custom Painting & detail trim Free Est 323 1701 Photographic ________________________ Home Inrovements __________________________ -____________________ Weiboidts Camera Shop sales, passport photos & fjt repair service 377 6101 ___________________ Plastering ROUSON MARINE 7927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321.0839 or 9017346108 collect. 61-Building Materials _______ ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For information. Call 8316790 PAINTING, CARPENT Y CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. - Interior Exterior Plaster.n Licensed & Bonded Call 377 7780 - _________ Railings 3730479 after 530 Custom built ironwork CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALI & ASSOC. 322 166$ Martin's 323 1111,3397693 Lawn Maintenance Vinyl Repair Certifi ed Lawn I Landscape Vinylrepair&recolo,ing up to SO pct of reupholstrrv - Charge. 549 Sell '' w',iindow guards, gates etc ______________ _______________ 62-Lawn-Garden Sears 9" with some accessories. NEED A SERVICEMAN? YOUI find him listed in our Business Service Directory. j IMan. quality operation 8 yrs. exp Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327 1321 - _____________________ Lawn - Gold3pc.%ectional Couch 515.0. 322 ) Service _______ _______ ____________________________ ________ ________ Grooming & Boarding __________________________ Herculon, also radial arm saw REALTY ______________________ -- - Carport Sale Sat 8. Sun 9 to S. Misc items, B&W console TV 200 Forest Dr (Loch Arbor) _______________________ For sale sofa with 2 chairs, red See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. W1__ : Losing your home & credit? I will (atch up back payments & buy equity 322 0216 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STEMPER - -______ ______ _____ -- - _- - .-- ______ --.. 47-Real Estate Wanted - 9 family yard salt. Men, women. children clothing Get the kids ready for school Ctiildrrns toys & furniture bird dog puppies, cfrapes, clothes dryer. antique furniture, lawn mower, trash (ompactor All quality items at bargain prices Sat only 701 Dogwood Dr ldyllwilde. San ford T irne not before 8 a.m fills pm 50-Miscellaneous for Sale ___________________ Multiple i-Mobile Homes - 322-9283 - Free listing BI4OCHURL wi itt' CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N C 78906 -- ANYTIME EASY ASSUMPTION 3 BR, 1'. BA. Has excellent t*LTOI -. - 322-2420 _- __ Property - sanford's Sales Leader warranty. OR. DbI garage. Low electric with heat pump system. One year home warranty. ___ 45-A---'jt of Slate •- - ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE REALTORS 'Branch Off ice 72-Auction - - Jfls 1 - Garage Sale 3rd & 4th 9 to S 121 C Alma Ave., Lake Mary. Pool table, furniture, plants, baby 'ems & Misc WEAL. ESTAtE REALTOR, 3?? 7198 ___________________ - JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN BR. 2 BA Family room or 5th __________ 0 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES GOLFERS, LOCH ARBOR 2 bIts to Mayfair golf course. Spacious home with large Fla. Rm., & Fam. Rm. Energy saver has 2 power attic ventilators & low utility. Many extras. I year SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME Large corner lot -Loch Arbor. 7541 S. French Ave 3fl023l,3237l73,3770779 • - ONE OF A KIND 7 BR, I bath home in quiet neighboro Super starter home! Just 57c,l Garage so full there's no room for the Car? Clean it out with a Want Ad In the Herald. PH. 322-2611 or 8319993 TOO HOT HERE! Owner going North says reduce priceon] BR, B newly redecorated I landscaped home in good neigh. borhood. $31,900 I 3 BLOCs.S IOOLLAN-- call Ba rt FAMILVs DELIGHT BR. I? t' home in Sunlandt Split BR plan, fenced, lots of storage! BPP WARRANTED A Buy for 131.9001 - 6PM II PM CONSULT -. .'.ow, lust $42,500! 2001 Lilly Cl. Charm of an old Florida home will be found in this modernized I BR, 4 B, pool home, featuring garden rm., formalLR 1 OR, FR &a study. On ~ acre lot . Strictly by appt. Bobby Greene, REALTOR 628 0333. - • i SUPER I BR. 7 bath, 7 story home on oak shaded lot! Eat in kit., OR, FP, & turn, upstairs stays! REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Night 1973 Plymouth Valiant, SflilI V 8 auto, air, PS, PB Excellent cond Make otter 323 1730 - '15 -. ATTRACTIVE 2 BR, 1 bath with 207' lake frontage! Workshop, boathouse & add. guest facilitiest Only $57,900! Inc. ,,c,',l turn .nnhi,ncp.,. ' igtiitt's. material 322 5659 75-Recreational Vehiccs • _____ -- OVER 6 MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 Hall Realty Rm. Central heat 1. air. Assumable mtg. at low interest. Don't let this one get away. Phone today I REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED DeBary. Ideal for Sens Lovely I OR. air, close to chJrches a. shopping. 372 8051, 668 6488. Horn. Off Ice is 3.lw.f en cedyd,nmcearea,closeto schools. $27,900 or $11,000 dwn Assume mort or VA, FHA. _______ Harold VA, FHA OR ASSUME Winter Springs. Beautiful home centrally located. Close to everything. For retirees or small famlly.2 BR, paneled Fla. - REAL FANTASTIC Ig family I BR, 2 B. FR, Cent air. w w carpet Lg rooms, fenced yd with well I. sprinklers, "in ground" pool. Choice neighborhood. $43,900. Exc. terms. ' -____________ STENSTROM ATTRACTIVE I OR, 2 B ranch style home, lg rms., fenced side yd. near schools & shopping. $49,500. financing, Owners moving north for health. Omit pass this one up. Brick home - beautiful yard. Ready for youh Need a 32 w garage, FP, for $21.900? We have t. ? 3 - - Hwy 92, I milt, w est of Speedwa Daytona Beach w i ll hold 5' Pubic AUTO AUCT I ON ",i'r y Tuesday P. Saturday at 7 30 It's the only one in F lor,da You set the reserved price Call 901 2"' 8311 for further tlt'taIs , F or Estate Commerical Commerical & Res, d,.n,,l Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Au ton. 323 5620 Grt Suit' Fri & Sat 9105 TV, furniture, household items, CRESCENT BEACH Misc 115 C Montgomery Rd 75'x100' tots only $1500 $1500 dri. Across from Gooctings Store $98 84per.f,tc City ........... water, Underground ,tlitics, Y ard' ile ri & Sal Aquariums, etc. 7 blocks to lnlandwalerway ii' gas lank-, fencing Small 35 lots avail Ace Real Estate, appl & 69 Olds Bring your own Wm Keynon. Rltr. 829 5751 95.1 chain 7631 French Ave AlA So , St Augustine Beach. Fl. 37084. . Carport Sale Thurs Fri , Sat 9 'lit Box 5719 , Radio St off 171 Lakefront lot in Casselberry 100' Wall cab, sinks, bath tubs, bars. frontage on Serninola Blvd l fixtures 5. much more. 327 Asking $14,950 with good terms or trade -- LARGE LOT 3 BR, 2 B split plan, beautifully landscaped, fenced bit yd, room for garden. $32,500 M. Unsworth Realty 13.000 sq ft downtown,? story brick OVER 2300 SO FT of grac ious living in this lovely 1g. Mayfair 3 OR, ? B home beautifully shaded dbl. iz.Jg4 in on,of Sanfords f;C:t "borhoods. Owner an $64,900. Terms I ' - 322 1915 , - --- - SPANISH STYLE family home, 3 BR, 1', B. 1g. closets, pan FR. storage cab in DR. $31,000. Build to Suit - our lot of yours. FHA-VA.FHA 2358.345 New 235 Homes, I pct. interest 10 qualified buyer. $32,000 to 138.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222781. Inc., Realtors 2435' S French (I? 92) Sanford 323 5324 oc INC.. REALTOR 3237832 Eve. 372 8182, 322.1587, 372 7177 701 Bldg. Room for rent in private home. W-bath & kit privileges The Real Estate Agency brick const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,500. 29-Rooms chants. ( V ))y I I Some Furniture . ______ '73 Chev Caprice, air. low miles. runs good, clean car $900 or best offer 373 0738 Wanted Appliances repairable I ondition Washers. Ref , etc ......-------'67Chrv 4tlrA( Kt'llogqs Auction 323 7050 2133 Willow Ave - -- 1964 Chev New tires & inspection Clean 'n P. out Auto 59 150 ri 1595 371 0998 Or can N' seen at 705 W Ic? St - Lake Mary, beautiful 100' x 130' lot 510 1551 00 & up Sale Sat 9 1 nice trees Ready to build n, Corner 191h & Magnolia Old lakeview See this flow $9500 fools, F iesta ware, antique 'i' Laketront Lot- Loch Arbor, prize'1 T c.TT,t1T'lTi1 T'Ti1Tfli's Clothing of the area, gorgt'ou trees and FORREST GREENE view $52,000 Owner AsSo," Multi family yard sale REALTORS INC. 322 8)95. Sat & Sun. 830 ta32or 339 .3711 eves. If you don't tell people, how are 708 Elm Ave. _______________________________ they going to know'? Tell them Gel Cash Buyers for h Small In Garage Sale: Sat $'tb to 510 with a classified ad. by calling I veStment Place a low COst Clothes, shoes Mens & Womens, 322 2611 or 831 9993 classified ad for results 22 2611 Hair dryer, elec. curlers & misc or 831 93, 100 E 14th St. -- -------- --- - MA'E PAYMENTS. 69 to 75 mod-is (.111 339 01W or 834 .3605 (Dealerl I WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Saly,,qp 322 8771 - 111$ VelpnIa CI. 3 BR, 1½ bath, Am IM C..rdlnatir REALTORS Maitland Office 647.5.560 Offices Open Daily 6 a 8 pin J JUST vo Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used (urn,ture. Metrig . slaves, loo4, Yard sale Sat Aug 1 9:303 30 cres Lake Sylvan $10,000 Best Terms William Maliczowski. Realtor 322 1983 - / N EWC 0 M ER! a , HUSKEY REALTY REALTY WORLD. 111AF4K-1 .1 J- - Sale DAY TONA AUTO AU('T ION t 43-Lots- Acreage 80 -Autos for I__ Cash 322.4132 (,wi,1 Yard Sale Sat 9 till 1 Lum b er,cildren's h clothes, toys, furniture, typewriter & all sorts of uood things 7403 S Orange Ave oft 25th St 65 2 BR 2 bath. porch, awning Assume mor tC7age $87 mo . $7500 down 323 1079 1110W. FIRST STREET Make Offer' 7 story, 10 room on deep lot, l23x330 Zoned com mercial. $ 30.000 Beverly B Mason Realtor Associate. JUST LISTED! We are proud of this) OR, C H&A like new home. Located in Deltona Tastefully & carpeted. A buy at 528,500. -. Experienced cook-steaks & seafood. I to 11 p.m. (approx.) with local restaurant. 321-0424. Telephone Sales Altamonte Springs office. Guaranteed salary, will train. Mr. James 131 4316, 5.6 S..& 13 Ap, ch 12 ESTATE SALE 78 Triumph 750 Bonneville Rron & gold 3 OCX) mi, Best otter rdps i t away 323 5643 -Wanted to Buy -. - - 42-Mobile Homes - Motorcycle Insurance flLi,IP AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7711) . - . Garage Sale, Sat & Sun Books. clothes, toys, old bottles, boat seat, boat & much more 119 W Woodland Dr 323 0322 - 41-Houses -..-- - in the petition. --_______ JUST LISTED! Lovely well kept & immaculate 7 or 3 BR home, Location conv. to everything yet onaquiet residential street. Will go FHA or VA . 534.500 As is 2639 French. 3 I, carport, sc. porch. $30,500. Owner. Front desk clerk. Mpply in person between 9 & S. Holiday Inn of Sanford, Lake Front. . - -. 78-tiotorcycles For Sale Doberman puppies, 8 wk old from champion Stock. AKA Father of Grand Cham pion of Canada Call Mrs Glazier, Geneva 319 5121 54-Garage_ Sales . __________ .-- ____________________________ - - "Don't fall in! The enzymes will get you!" Homes - - 1 Parts Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 YOU'VE TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST - LPN full time. Exp, w Florida license. 8-4 & 1 12. 322 8566. Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center I i New Tappan gas ranges. belowstiolesale left over from going out of business sale 3 double oven & 8 single oven Prices start at $21225 Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1797 So of Sanford. 3?? 8721 1')') LAC7 AI4 U.... ?II1 iu ill 3. LS-( III -41--Houses LPN, Pull time 8. part time. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing 'Center 91 9 E. 2nd St. Florida. - * REFRIGERATORS * Assorted makes 5. sizes $50 up , gu,sr,,nteed Sanford Auction IllS S French Real Estate, Inc General Contractor 3 OR, 1 B, AC, Pool, D-W, well on wooded acre. $200 mo.-$ securIty. 322 8658 or 3fl.499 Sanford, Florida I - JOHNNY WALKER 300 N. French Ave. Beauticians Experienced Commission + Co. Benefits 830- 5767 evenings in.as.o, -.-- 52 Appliances Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars. trucks 8. heavy eguipmenm. 3?? 5990 Want to buy puppy 68 wit old, sm bred mixture, w personality Must be very friendly, alert & healthy Send description, phone no 5. bred mixture, it known to Ann Lackey, Shenandoah Vill 4270 S Orl Dr., Apt 97, Hwy 17 92. Sanford. 32771 No Calls! K E NMOR E WASHE II 3 Bedroom, 2 bath furnished. $325 mo., 51 00 deposit. 10th & Oak Ave. Children Accp. 322-0281. Eenng Hemid I - !uth!L -- 65-Pets.Supplies Brand New tnterspring Bedding I price Sanford Furniture Sal vage, 11 92S. of Sanford 327 8721. Car's BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 32? 1624 322 4.180 I I W Garnett While Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC, 101W- Commercial Phone 372 7881, Sanford fl-Houses Unfurnished Unf nished- 77-Junk - 8.1 o r r , s o n s NurSery uromeliopties 8. many more plants to choose from 51 505. up 705 W 1st St Open 3 days week Thur. Fr & Sat Goods 51 -Household Reg. Real Estate Broker 290N 1792, Casselberry, Fl. 8348200 Eve. 862-3635 Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., Private entrance, adults only, no Pets. 1004 Palmetto. 62-La wn-Ga rden - ______ - .. I I E For Sale 7' Sear's pu tb!, $95, 10" Black & Decker Radial Arm ______ Saw w table, $150; 20 Cuddy I Lawnmower sales & service We Cabin Cruiser I 0. comp eqt, COsell the best 8. service the rest radio, depth tinder, 52500; Wood Western Auto lathe, $125. 323 1731 301 W 1st St 322 4403 H Ernest Morris, Sr. - Ron Beck, Advertising Director - ____________________________ Welcome FURNISHED APARTMENT AFTER 4P.M. 377 1526 for Sale Ceramic Kiln -Duncan-S till new, auto control, fully eqpf., 23x3) 323 1947 THIS IS IT 3 BR, 1' bath nearly new C H&A. 8. roof & sodding & fenced vard COULfl RE YOURS 3 BR, 2 bath home only 4 yrs old with C H&A & large yard on Quiet street. - --- 50-Miscellaneous Fox SANFORD Rent before you buy. This cute 1 OR, 1 bath home with nice yard. _________ Sanford studioapt. everything furnished including utilities $160 mo 500 S Oak 811 788) - Gill & Dry. Lake Mary-Sanford 4 BR, 2 bath, good schools, fenced yard, children & pets welcome. $395. 322 1094. perlence Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing a. Cony. Horq 950 Mellonville Legal Notice Is sales and service of established and new advertisers. A great AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 1.841. 4687 or 1.855.8708. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, or less. Further described as in the FLORIDA. general location of SR 426, "i mile CIVIL ACTION No. we west of Tuskawilla Road. In Re: The Marriage of Further, the Planning and Zoning KENNETH D. EDEN, commission of Seminui Counly wiji Husband, hold a public hearing in Room 203 of and the Seminole County Courthouse, Snfor,Foridi• on 4t1;s;i---C('NlTA '.-EOEN, wife. at 1:30P.M., or as soon thereafter OS possible, to review, hear comments NOTICE OF ACTION and make recommendations to the TO: CONITA L. EDEN Board of County Commissioners on 506 South East Street the above captioned ordinanCe. Lebanon, Indiana 44052 Additional information may be YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an obtained by contacting the Land action for dissolution of marriage Development Manager at has been filed against you and you Ext. 306. are required to serve a copy of your Persons not able to attend the hearing who wish to comment on the written defenses, if any, to it on Gordon V. Frederick, Attorney for proposed actions may submit Husband, whose adciress is P.O. Box written statements to the Land 1795, Sanford, FL 332 71, on or before Development Division prior to the August 30, 1979, and file the original scheduled public hearing. Persons with the clerk of this court either appearing at the hearings may before service on Petitioner's at. submit written statements or be torney or Immediately thereafter; heard orally. By order of the Board of County otherwise a default will be entered Commissioners of Seminole County, against you for the relief demanded DELHI - SALES 3231112 ( B "7, DeBary retirement area. Char ming 2 BR apt., Sc porch, laundry. C H&A 6685331. - by - Florida, under the fictitious name of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wlt: Section 54309 Florida Statutes 1951. 51g. Betty L Redmond Publish: Juyll, August 3, to. 17, Ap?5 for Senior Citizens. Dowrtown, very dean 8. roomy. Set Jimmie Cowan 318 Palmetto Ave 31-Apartments Furnished -- ADVERTISING 2410, Winter Park, Fl. 32792, SeminOle County, -. ,SUNSHINE STATE Waitresses & Bar Maids. Ex perienced only! Apply 1 to 4 p.m.. Wed. thru Fri. Joint in the SIDE GLANCES GENEVA Whispering Pines I. rolling hill' are included in this 7.5 acres. OSTEEN Quiet & peaceful Lakefront home with 3 acres covered with trees. A gentlemans farm. NO EXCUSES 1 acre with natures blessing. High - __________________________ _WQQU1) 1 OR Apt. Carpet, new kitchen available at once. J. B. Steelman, Inc. Realtor 321-0041. I sure to not resu ADS 41-Houses - Lost: Black 4 mo. Getman Shepherd last seen Laurel Ave. Name "King". Call 322.6507 or 130 1942 after S. "FI are having diffiCUlty finding a place, to live, car to drive, a job, or Some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. you U I I - 30-Apartments Unfurnishef Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford, Florida. Call Mon. Thru Fri. 9 12, 322 1472 or 373 2985. PLJtj.try, beef, pork, fish. 1-ree delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 3222374. Sam's Portion Meats. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS THE END. RESULTFUL NUMBER IS 322-2611. Legal -1 - ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR __________ Lost: Black Male Chow Chow puppy. Vic. Douglas Ave. area. Reward being offered for return. Needs medical attention. Call 3220789 CHIPPEWA SPECIALTIES and that I is*ond to register said name r If Unique Kindergarten forsyearolds Call 322 6645 fte College 18-Help Wanted ________________________ w 41111140911d in iSSIFIED - Before Publication Suridoj - Noon Friday I... .Belie Jarrett FICTITIOUS NAMI NotIce is hereby given that $ am Board of Trustees, ARRIVE I I. Lucille Jarrett Publish July 21L 27 1 Aug. 3, 10. 1979 Wendell Age Chairman 'ublish Aug. 3. 10, Il, 1979 )EM-23 U I 3 Lines Minimum Florida in accordance with the DEL-94 Seminole Community I. I Florida Managed FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at the Movieland Drive- in, 3760 Orlando Dr., Sanford, Seminole County, A I 43c a line . 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon must be made on a acsimlle of the form included U I -S I I a T I RATES 1 time ............. written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amrjnt claimed. If the claim is not yet •"ue, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or ur.iiquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative . All persons 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, tofIle any objections they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Data of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: August 3, 1979. BARNETT BANKS TRUST COMPANY, N.A. By: Frances H. Mills, Ant. Trust Officer As Personal Representative of the Estate of H. KNOX BETTINGHAUS Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: DANIEL M. HUNTER, of Hunter, PattlIlo, Marchman, McGuire a. Mapp 243 W. Park Avenue, P.O. Box 340 Winter Park, Florida 32790 Telephone: (305) 647-6900 Publish: August 3, 10, 1979 IUUIMIIUI.i..I1 I Am Winter Park 3 consecutive times .. . 38c a line iconsecutive tImes ..... 35c a line HOURS Sealed bids from Contractors will be rlcsiv..d kyOwnv..Soor CI Trustees for Seminole Community REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME College at 2:00 P.M., Sept. 4, 1979, in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the board room of Seminole Corn. the undersigned person desires to munity College, Sanford, Florida. engage in business as an Individual The following Is included: under the fictitious name of LOG Relocating a one story frame HOME CONSTRUCTORSat 120 Kay building containing approximately Lane, Altamonte Springs, Seminole 4,000 square feet from existing County, Florida. Notice is further "atLon f .-new..J'c,to "given that hC .fidó?signed intends proximately 1,400 feet diSlant on the to register such fictitious name with campus of Seminole Community the Clerk of the Circuit Court of such College. county. Bid documents are open to public DATED June 27, 1979. Inspection in the offices of the Ralph David Director of Administrative Affairs Publish: July 13, 20, 27, August 3, Seminole Community College, F. W. 1979 Dodge Plan Room and Central DEL.56• Florida Builder's Exchange in Orlando; and may be obtained from the offices of Gutmann Dragash NOTICE OF INTENT TO Associates Architects Planners, REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Incorporated, Sanford All antic NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that National Bank Building, Suite 401, the undersigned, desiring to engage P.O. Drawer 938, Sanford, Florid a 32771, upon request accompanied by inbuslnessunderthefictltiousname of SUNRISE FUNERAL HOME. 115.00 deposit per set. ARTHUR JAMES GRAHAM, SR., Depositwillberefunded In full for FUNERAL DIRECTOR at 900 Iwo sets to contractors, submitting )onafide bids and return of Locust Avenue, Sanford, Florida, iocuments in good usable condition 32771, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit A'ithin 5 days after the opening aids. Refund for sets in excess of two Court of Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 27th day of July, A.D. cill be less $7.50 to cover costs of 1979. eproduction, on the same basis of ino Alexander 'eturn of documents. .5- Orsc.ola Morgan Contractors who obtained bid . Arthur James Graham, Sr. tocuments and do not bid the Publish: August 3, 10, 17, 14. 1979 "led, must return same at least to DEM.13 lays before the bid date, or pay 17. *r set to defray cost of r.produc. Ion and handling, as set forth FICTITIOUS NAME Wove. NotIce Is hereby given that I am Each bid must be accompanied by engaged in business at 710 Orange icertified check or bid bond issued Altamonte Springs, Avenue, y an acceptable surety company Seminole County, Florida, under the or not less than S percent of the base fictitious name of LANDMARK lid. The successful bidder will be REPORTING, and that I Intend to equired to furnish performance register said name with the Clerk at end and labor and materials the Circuit Court, Seminole County, layment bond, each in the full Florida In accordance with the imount of the contract sum, issued provisions of the Fictitious Name y a bonding company licensed In Statutes, To-Wit: Section 545.09 :lorida, Florida Statutes 1957. To be eligible for consideration, Sig. Candy Lewis lids must comply with the laws of lorlda, all conditions of the specif. Publish Aug. 3, 10, Il, 24, 1979 DEM.22 cations, and - - of - 831-9993 322-2611 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Circuit Court THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Seminole County, Florida OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Case No. 77.03$ CA-17.K Plaintiff, IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FMC Corporation, that th, administration of the estate of H. KNOX BETTINGHAUS, J. T. Justice. et al, deceased, File Number 79.226.CP, is .)cfendants pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Circuit Court Division, the address of which is Seminole County, Florida Seminole County Courthouse, Case No. 7723I0.CA.03.K Sanford, Florida The personal Leonard Wertheimer, Jr., etc., representative of the estate is Plaintiff BAPNETT BANKS TRUST COMPANY, N.A., whose address is J.T. Justice, et at, J. ISO S. Park Avenue, Winter Park, Defendants. Florida 32789. The name and ad. dress of the personal represen. Circuit Court tativ's attorney are set forth below. Orange County, Florida All persons having claims or Case No. 77.5402 demands against the estate are Diamond R. Fertilizer Co., Inc., required, WITHIN THREE Plaintiff, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1. T. Justice, et at, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of those certain Writs of Execution issued out of the respective courts as listed above more particularly that writ issued Out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 12th day of June A. D. 1979, in that certain case entitled Diamond R. Fertilizer Co., Inc., Plaintiff .,f5. J. T. Justice, et at, Defendants, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Foy Justice, seid property being located In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Southwest ' of Lot 45 (less that part lying east of canal) of St. Josephs according to Plat 1, Page 114, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida rnd the undersigned as Sheriff of eminoIe County, Florida, will at 1:00A.M. on the 113th day of August .D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to he highest bidder, for cash, subject o any and all existing liens, at the :ront (West) Door of the Seminole :ounty Courthouse, in Sanford, lorida, the above described real operty, That said sale is being made to alisfy the terms of said Writ of xecution. John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida ublish July 20,27 L Aug. 3, 10, 1979 )EL-93 Orlando CLASSIFIED DEPT. Defendants. Defendants. CLASSIFIED Seminole Friday, Aug. 3, 1979-9A ADS FILL DIRT I TOP SO:L YELLOW SAND CalICark&H1rt32375ao _______________________ FREE ESTIMATES 323 1719 Mowing 321 0098 - - FOR SALE BY OWNER REAL ESTATE II A frentini Sn OsIii*.tntsrls Cud, fenced, wmi.cleared . Aikire $1411 pa. AIlS, 3.6 A, sam, road for residential development. $ hill. , o. c. MkMI, ..o. * a,,. FrederIck. Ml. 21111 Sr phi.ns 301.411. 3545 o List Your Business.., I 322-2611 9993 FFcx 1 1 - - ............................ S. . .. -- ,. - ' I.............' .. .. - -... - . -- - - ............ - - - . - - - _____ L- -, -- __ - - W - ....4 - .--.-. . -.I'.I , ~ a 10.1. - - -_ 11 . *.' r C''' ___y, .117 __ _ 4~ i. - . . - - -- - --,..-- - 1. V i - 4~ ,M;w , __ __: I - �---- Frida y, Aug. 3, 179 10A—Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. At Herndon ICALENDAR__ j FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 Tanglewood AA, 8 p.m. (closed), St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, 434. Your Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Seminole High School Class of '69 Reunion Pizza Hut Party, 8 p.m., Sanora Clubhouse, Sanford. SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran sit 1`114- bodies at first." said John ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) a Loomis of Orlando, a witness. Three Valdosta, Ga., men and teen-ager were killed Thursday "Then they (investigators) night when their single engine Grumman American Yankee showed the light in there and we crashed short of the Herndon could see that there were four of them," Loomis said, Airport runway. One eyewitness told rescue The crash was only a few workers the plane appeared to be coming in for a landing when hundred yards from the the pilot saw a drainage ditch Orlando Highway Patrol station between his aircraft and the and one trooper said when they end of the runway. He pulled UP heard lt they thought it was afl and then nosedived, the witness automobile accident. said. There was a Mickey Mouse Cause of the crash was not on the tail of the aircraft, decal determined, but Orlando Police but a Walt Disney World official Capt. Leo Wright said the plane said the plane had no con. — may have been out of fuel. "I tend to believe they were nect ion to the tourist attraction. landing," Wright said. "I'm _________________________ - only guessing that there just WILDF1R was not that much gas." Victims of the 11:18 p.m. ii r$id Pflote by Tom Vincent crash were identified by police MONEY' Workers from Ratliff wrecker service in Sanford were busy pulling a Toyota as Charles Ellis Teeters, 40; M YSTERY IN from Lake Monroe Thursday afternoon. how the car got in the lake remains a David Donald Deviou, 27; THE LAKE mystery. It was spotted by a passerby who reported the incident to authorities. Elleeto Salavatore Jr., 40; and Officials said there was no one in the car when they arrived and they had no Idea Frank Johnson Paolettl, 10, all how long the car had been in the lake. Florida highway Patrol Is Investigating of Valdosta. It was not known for sure the incident while the car is being stored by Ratliff. where the flight originated, I although investigators believed —Help Pleyent All *'lldflr.. it was probably Valdosta. The crash happened just 300 yards south of State Road 50. "We ran over there to see if was anyone we could there MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) — If "He might have been forgotten exactly eight years since the ad trouble. He was the first to be made me queasy. It help. It out to help. you can make a guest list for by many, but the attendance was placed. made me sick. We saw three A friend, Joe Ferris, said "Everybody loved him." your wedding, why not make was large. "It would have warmed his Ratner will be remembered for one for vnur funeral? 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A .,.I .'lq..i, 1,,,,, S L&1 L&&I - - FDra10 •. Craig Cochran and Gregg Shafto) are part of an all-star team that B Send Mouse a — Friday, August 3, 1979 T RSVP For Midwestrunerai Light, Sanford. :f SANFORD, FLORIDA - lunch: 1 p.m., business and bingo. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., community center, N. Edgemon Ave. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 A. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apis, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power amd - Evening Heiuld - Road, Altamonte Springs. South Seminole Garden Club, 1 p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Free Blood Pressure Clinic, 7-8 p.m., 7th-day Adventist Church, Mass road, Winter Springs. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m., SCC Tele-Communlcatlons Building, Sanford Airport. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. TUESDAY,AUGUST 7 Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Sanford Civic Center, bag ; - .1 low Seminole High School Class of '69 Reunion semi-formal party, 8 p.m., Sanora Clubhouse, Sanford. SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 Ballroom and round dancing., 8 p.m. Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8p.m. (open speaker), Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Seminole High Class of '69 Reunion Poppa Jay's party, beginning at noon, Lake Golden Park, Sanford Airport. MONDAY, AUGUST 6 Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m. Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet WorkihoD, 10 am., and noon. Carlton llnlnn Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin ' .. V. Church. ,. 11110111 Plane Crash Kills Four ------ - . a :-. ... -- . --. • ..L - - ___ __ �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 3, IM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ra ye: Vietnam Cas ualty ' fought in Vietnam. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) An American flag flies Martha Raye is the only from a staff In her front yard Vietnam war casualty in beside a sign which reads Hollywood, surreptitiously "Mcggle's Team House," a blacklisted as a warmonger refuge for Vietnam vets. for devoting 10 years, off"It took three years after !' and-on, to working with i the war to get my first TV medics under fire in the guest shot," Martha said field. patiently. "It was an UnHer crime, apparently, is it popular war and anyone patriotism and compassion connected with it still is for wounded American GIs. unpopular in this country Martha, who starred in today. more than 30 movies - most "The veterans who come of them bj the '30s and '40s by are confused about the finds herself unemployed, way they're discriminated branded a "hawk" by against. Most of them were Hollywood's liberal drafted. They didn't want to establishment which pretty go out there and kill people. much rules the movie roost. Martha Raye with Vic Tayback in scene from They were serving their Martha is a lieutenant country. recent episode of "Alice" colonel In the Green Berets "It's shocking the way 5th Special Forces, Airthey are treated, like Jack borne. She was given an months every year from dinner theaters across the the Ripper or murderers. honorary commission in 1964 1965.1971 as a medivac In country— 15 to 25 weeks at a There's tremendous hostility which became official in Vietnam picking up wounded time - starring as an old toward them. Some people 1967, making her the only Americans and assisting in junk woman in "Everybody still call me a warmonger. Loves Opal." woman in the Green Berets field hospitals. Martha was wounded Mertha would prefer to That's the reason I haven't with five qualified jumps. remain in California working been able to get work In this Her association with the twice in action. Now 62, the actress-come- in television and movies. But town. armed services goes back to "The feeling against me is World War II when she dienne lives in Be) Air. she says her name comstrong in Hollywood but not devoted two years to en- Vietnam veterans stop by prises a blacklist of one. out on tour. The dinner "Like the servicemen who tertaining troops in Africa every week to have dinner, theaters are packed and Europe for the IJSO. She spend the night, and have fought In Vietnam, I'm a wherever I go. also entertained and worked breakfast and to talk about victim of prejudice," she "My motivation in giving with medics for a year in the bad old days during the said in the den of her home. up my career for 10 years undeclared ;ar. Korea. The room is filled with was to do what I could to She began her training for She's earned a living the plaques, trophies, save the lives of our men in airborne medical work in past dozen years, on leave photographs and regimental action, to Jet them know 1969 and spent six or seven From Vietnam, touring emblems of the outfits who somebody cared." Tears brimmed In Martha's eyes. She is as much opposed to war as tuty ORLo soldier who spent time under fire. But things may be looking up for Mhrtha now. thanks to Entertainment Parlor Universal Pictures and Holiday km. 14 at Lee Road • Orlando producer Jennings Lang She plays a character role in "Concorde - Airport '79." A breakthrough. Her first movie In a decade. Working in the film brought to mind Martha's * Never A days as a contract player at Cover Charge Paramount in the '30s when Carole Lombard, Alan Ladd, *Livo Claudette Colbert, Gary Entertainment Cooper and W. C. Fields were riding high. Mon. thru Sat. "The warmonger thing 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. made me nervous. I wondered If people would accept Jim Townson -- Duke "formerly with Clutch" me. But they were kind and Al Lamontagne - Patty Ann - Rick Williams considerate. The part Is the story of my life. I play a lady with one kidney who spends most of the flight in the ladies room. Mon. thru Fri. 'I have only one kidney nayacit u I snow what the woman was going through." * Martha prayerfully hopes the disaster epic will open other movie doors. If not, she Is destined to spend six months a year touring with All unescorted ladles, "Everybody Loves Opal" to drink for only 75c per keep the wolf from the door. drink. Martha, however, has no regrets about serving in Presenting Vietnam. 645.5600 PEPPER and SPICE "I'd do it all over again without hesitation," she Holiday Inn • 1-4 at Lee Road • Orlando, FL said. "The love and gpitude oil our Wfmtot be expr'1étf"ffi' I By NINT... DR. SAGE'S 4r ,04 *Country & Western * Happy Hour 4 to 8 P.M. Daily Ladles' Night Wednesdays GOGUDE All-Stars Are Really Al l Sta rs II you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat DR. SAGES ENTERTAINMENT PARLOR Featuring Country & Western live entertainment Mon. thru Sat. 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Holiday Inn, Lee Road & 14, Orlando. HERITAGE INN - Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. Try our traditional Sunday dinner featuring roast beef, ham steak, fried shrimp or fried chicken. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - 14 - Enjoy live entertainment In our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN—LAKE MONROE— Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. BAR.B.QIJE CORRAL - Now serving breakfast 5:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Home cooked meals are featured. 3755 Orlando Drive, Sanford. PORT 0' CALL - Specializing in steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN - Featuring mouth-watering "honey-dipped" fried chicken. 1809 French Ave., Sanford and 61 N. Hwy. 17.92, Casselberry. POPI'A JAY'S - NOW OPEN with chicken, salads, sandwiches, fish, shakes, and many other good things. Open til 11 or later. Take outs available. 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. I792 Saifrd. - •- - ,• ••,,t•.• 1.' A. S .• -' ..y' '•,,. -. .. ' An Evening of Elizabethan Music and Dance, Thursday, August 9 at 8 p.m., presented by University of Centr9l Florida Shakespeare Institute at Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Free, no reservations needed. Sonata recital by violinist Sabina Micarelli and pianist Gary Wolf as part of the Faculty Artists Series, 8 p.m., University of Central Florida music rehearsal hall, August 6. Tickets at the door, $2. Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Friday and Saturday, August 10 and 11, 8 p.m., and Sunday, Aug. 12 at 2 p.m. presented by the University of Central Florida Shakespeare Institute atEdyth Hush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Free. No tickets or reservations needed. Solo recital by noted planlst'Stewart Gordon, 8 p.m., August 8: In TJr5iy of .Ct rzl Fir a rehearsal hail. The chairman of music at the U. of Maryland, he is guest' artist at the 1979 Piano Workshop at UCF. Tickets at door, $2. Annie Russell Summer Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, presents "Damn Yankees," hit musical comedy, Thursday, July 19 through Aug. 5, 8:30 p.m. Matinees July 28 and Aug. 4, 2 p.m. Tickets available at area agencies or call 646-2145 for reservations, • •S1_ Third baseman John Luzzi also does some occasional pitching Florida Summer Theatre will present the musical, "Li'l Abner," at Stetson University's Stover Theatre in DLand July 7-29 and Aug. -5. Evening performances-at 8 o'clock and July 29 and Aug. 5 at 2:30 p.m. only. Call 904-734-116 for reservations. "Rainbow of Rags" a musical presented by "Struttin Street' Stuff", 21-member summer youth theater company, Tuesday, August 7, Mead Gardens, Winter Park, noon; Wednesday, August 8, Central Park, Winter Park, noon. Free Directed by Jeffrey Storer and Chip Johns&r music director, Tamara Kline. 1(0 't'nñ All jpi u lin4 Friday, Aug. 3,1979-3 -' r ,, • Once every blue moon, a team like this comes along. They lost the big one two years in a row, but their collective and individual talent makes this year's Altamonte Springs Little League 13-year-old all-stars a force to be reckoned with in the future. The general rule is that Little League teams have three to four good players, and the difference between good and mediocre teams is another three or four average ball players to fill the gaps: In all-star competition, the ratio of good players usually jumps to perhaps six standouts. In Altamonte Springs, they had a real problem this year, because there were 14 allstars on the 13-year-old level and only nine starting positions. Coach Bobby Robinson had his work cut out for him. The team fared well, advancing through district all the way to the final four in the state before losing to Yuiee in a recent regional tourney at Homestead. "Just a great bunch of kids," Robinson said. "They have some kind of potential. It will be interesting to follow them the rest of the way. They are all going to be outstanding ball players as they mature." It's tough to name the most outstanding players on this team. Craig Bolton and Mark Cochran were the best pitchers, at least over the course of the year. But everyone had their moments. Troy Quackenbush, Kevin Mann, Craig Cochran and Jimmy Blanchfield each came up with outstanding tourney pitching performances. And for a player with superb credentials, how about John Luzzi, whose only problem was control at times? Torn Perkins, Gregg Shatto and Mike Smith all hit well during the tourney. The glove of Greg Lorenz is expected to carry him far, and some of the players who didn't get into the starting lineup - like Willis Perry, Robby Robinson and Pat James - are all quality performers. Mark and Craig Cochran are twin brothers. Most of the youngsters have played together since breaking into Little League at age eight. They have also played either on the same team, or against each other during football season in the Pop Warner League, where interestingly enough, the level of play in South Seminole Is also at a peak Some of the more Interested fans in the development of this all-star squad are Sam Mowry and Bob McCullough. They are the high school baseball coaches at Lake Brantley and Lyman, the schools most of the kids will be playing for in a couple of years. Text By Jim Haynes Photos By. Tom ,Vincent .:;•: .•,,•::•• - Craig Bolton waits his tühi on deck for a chance at bat. 6'4 •.- �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 3, 1979 Directors In Limbo Waiting For Work HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — a reprieve and another film Motion picture directors lead project. If it flops, he's lives second only in career unemployed and likely to peril to nitroglycerin stay that way until and jugglers. They epitomize unless he conjures up a men who lead lives of quiet project of his own. Most directors exist in a desperation. Director Larry Peerce, greater vacuum than do the son of famed singer Jan stars who can lay the blame Peerce, finds himself of a bomb on a poor script, dangling In limbo at the Inferior direction, inept completion of every movie. editing or subhuman costara. If the picture is a hit — his The director has only first tAggy was "Goodbye himself to fault. In the days of the studio Columbus", Peerce is given contract system directors enjoyed the same security as stars. They were assigned three or four films a year unburdened by responsibility for scripts. Neither did they find themselves hustling to raise money for their pictures. Today, directors, almost without exception, free lance. They are judged almost solely on their latest film. Past track records mean nothing unless a director has a public cult following or a mystique reputation among producers. A prime example precariously as Peerce, a bearded man with a Machiavellian look about him. He's in his 40s and lives with actress Marilyn Hassett. He has had his share of hits and bombs. Hypertension IS an °c' cupational fact of life Peerce has learned to live with. Each of his films extracts a year of his time and probably reduces his life span by the same degree. "It must have been wonderful to be under studio contract," he said recently. "Directors worked every day, making good, bad and mediocre pictures. Today you make two flops in a row and it's all over. "That happened to me in 1974. I'd directed 'Ash Wednesday' with Elizabeth Taylor and 'A Separate Peace.' They weren't hits. I came back from England, divorced and flat broke. I couldn't get a job. Nobody would hire me. •'i became desperate. I asked my agent to get me a TV picture because I needed — --- - I.... is Robert Altman who hasn't had an unqualified hit In years. In rare cases directors "fail up." They are the men who have enormous hits in their pasts and no matter \ 7 / I I W how many bad films they make, producers gamble on the puibility they'll play back to their early triumphs. A few young turks such as Francis Ford Coppola (The G(dfather), Steve Spielberg (Jaws) and George Lucas (Star Wars) work whenever they like. They've attained god-like status, thanks to the box office. But the great body of directors live as uI. Exciting stories develop under the bright Florida sun when leading characters of the daytime serial "Search for Tomorrow," Liza and Travis (portrayed by Sherry Mathis and Rod Arrants), appear in forthcoming sequences taped on location recently In Sarasota. Segments to be featured during regular broadcasts through mid-August on the weekday series 12:30-1 p.m. on the CBS Television Network, were taped along the Gulf of Mexico at the Colony Beach & Tennis Resort. 5:30 AM - 11 AM HOME COOKED MEALS Ii A.M.. fir..vly with "many F..,s" TUES. thru SAT. 9pm.1 am HAPPY HOLJII 11am TIl 7pm ri N SANFORD NEW AT .k4 starring. "It's not just a matter o directing," he said. "Yot dedicate a year of your life tc pre-production, shooting schedule and post. production. You hope to hell you're able to project a year in advance what audiences will want to see. "The first thing I do is work on the script to make it something I'll be happy with. Then comes casting, which can be tough, especially trying to find an 8-year-old boy for a key role as I did for this film. After that, I hire the cameraman, editor, set and production designers, wardrobe and makeup people and all the rest. "There were locations to be scouted in New England and the northwest. We finally settled for the north country. "The Fabricator' has the same good feeling about it, the same light touch that 'Goodbye, Columbus' had going for it. Even now, just before we start shooting, I'm thinking ahead to another picture. "The whole thing is a roller coaster trip and at this moment I hope I'm on the upgrade." Pon (NBC) OU 'CBS) SATURDAY AFTERNOON 4:00 ED NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Tigris Expedilion' Thor Hayerdahi's final and climactic voyage is corn'nemorated with film plus additional footage of the Kon Tiki and Ra expeditions (A) 5:00 (3 BILLBOARD'S DISCO PARTV SUNDAY AFTERNOON 4:30 (l) SOFT IS THE HEART OF A CHILD This dramatic film dea1s with the sensitive subject of how alcoholism in the family affects the children. EVENING 7:00 ED NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Tigris Expedition" Thor Heyerdahl's final and climactic voyage Is cornmemorated with film plus additional footage of the Kan TIM and Ha expeditions. (R) P.M. Mon thru Thurs-11 A.A.-Ill P.M. Fri 4 Sat BARBI.QUE CORRAL 3731 Orlando Dr. (S. Hwy 17-92) Sanford Across from Movioland Driva-In SERVICE Our Factory Trained Technicians Service ALL MAKES of imported cars and trucks. Our prices will pleasantly surprise you. B 1D'RAY A1'UN': A. $311315 i One," "Henry IV, Part Two" and "Henry V," wrapping up Shakespeare's version of the War of the Roses. Anthony Quayle plays Falstaff. The season will end with Jacoby's "Hamlet," which he first will take on tour to Australia, Japan and China. Contemplating the BBC's continuing tour de force with its complete Shakespeare evokes an Irritating memory of nationalistic complaints that American public television should shun the BBC productions in favor of American actors. By NORMAN NADEL NEW YORK (NEA) There is no Jerusalem I (liamond. (NBC) — 0 (CBS) Canary yellow, 211.31 carats, cut as a briolette with 1a'o ando U (ABC) (PBS) 72 facets, dating from before the destruction of the Temple on li1ouxlt Zion in Jerusalem in 586 B.C. and hinted at in one of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the stone never has existed, except in the mind and imagination of a New England novelist and MONDAY WEDNESDAY former newspaper science writer nauned Noah Gordon. EVENING MORNING The fact that it becomes 8:00 9:00 indelibly real to readers of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ED THE BIRTH OF A BOMB Gordon's third novel, "The The making and testing of the SPECIAL Jerusalem Diamond" first atomic bomb are dociEVENING (Random House, 304 pps., mented. 8:00 $9.95 testifies to the tinED ON THE LINE Guest: Gov- .11:30 portance of truth as a o YOUR TURN Viewers ernor Bob Graham. respond to various CBS News primary and essential broadcasts including the San element of fiction. TUESDAY Francisco gay rights demonFollowing a long and EVENING stration, the report on newshonorable literary tradition, man Bill Stewart's death, and 8:00 Gordon has used a segments on June magazine. @) 0 CBS REPORTS "Any framework of meticulously Place But Here" Bill Moyers researched fact to make the AUGUST 10, 1979 looks at the controversies and fictional elements of his book problems of mental health sorEVENING irresistibly believable. And vice at Creedmoor Psychiatric 8:00 the way he has combined tt1'' Center in Queens; a typical example, of the situation U ALL-STAR FAMILY FEUD elements of fact and fable is SPECIAL Tne casts of almost as facinating as the nationwide. (R) 'Three's Company,' "Soap," El) LA t, MAKING IT IN L.A. novel itself. Caroline and Frank Mouris "Love Boat" and "Eight Is His modern protagonist, explore seeking stardom and Enough" loin host Richard Harry Hopeman, Is a New. Dawson in a prime time, Cobbstatus In music, the movies and rlty version f the game show. York diamond dealer whose the arts in Hollywood. 10:00 U ThE BEATLES FOREVER A lavish spectacular honoring the Liverpool lads features Met hills, Paul Williams and Ray Chnrle,, (R) 9:00 0 THE IMMIGRANTS Dana all-consuming success causes much personal conflict until he finds (nn- peace. S ports On The Air Shakespeare By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) — Even PBS has fallen victim to the television rerun disease — but at least that oasis In the vast wasteland is repeating Shakespeare. In what It calls a Summer Mini-Shakespeare Festival, PBS presents three of last season's BBC-Time-Life Shakespeare plays, starting with "As You Like it" on Aug. 7 0 "Measure for Measure" on Aug. 8 and "Henry VIII" on Aug. 9 (cheek local listings). "Romeo and Juliet" and "Julius Caesar" will be FOserved for repetition during the choo1 yearOct. Z) and Nov. 3 respectively. That leaves perhaps the best of last season's Shakespeare plays unrepeated — Derek Jacoby In "Richard!!," and thereby hangs the tale of the 10 PBS Shakespeare schedule, In January the new series will kick off with "The Tempest" and "Twelfth Night," not necessarily in that order. will p e,Rictd ' ng r, ri1y appropriate appearance Ibre 'ueIT(y iv. ram- 9 Specials Of The Week FILMED IN FLORIDA BREAKFAST JERRY FKAZIER next month with Treat Williams and Lisa Eichhorn -PBS Repeats lL NOW SERVING ii money to live on. The picture was 'The Stranger Who Looks Like Me' for Ed Feldman at Filmways." The project was enormously successful and Peerce was back In the movie business — ternporarily. He and Feldman made "The Other Side of the Mountain," "Two Minute Warning" and "The Other Side of the Mountain, Part II." "When 'The Other Side of the Mountain' grossed $50 million, I was instantly back on my feet. I paid off my debts and bought a house. "Then the cycle started all over again, putting my life on the line with every picture. You have your future riding on every film. It's impossible an almost situation to live with. "Last year I directed 'The Bell Jar' which cost only $1.8 million. I got killed. I liked it but nobody else did. "So I found myself back at the beginning, trying to put together a project as I did with my very first feature, 'One Potato, Two Potato.' I can't wait for a producer or studio to call. I have to get out and hustle." Peerce will begin directing Fabricator" on "The locations in Spokane, Wash., FRIDAY EVENING Kenyatta Memorial Track and 3: — ment from the Oakland Hills 11:30 , O PGA CHAMPIONSHIP W wwLf 'PGA Champion- Country Club In Birmingham, 400 (K) 0 CBS SPORTS SPECIAL coverage of the Talladega "500" stock car race from Talladega. Alabama. 7:00 4:30 0 SOCCER MADE IN GER. 0 8PORTSWORLD Coverage MANY Fortuna Dusseldorf vs. of the USA Mini-Olympics from Hamburg (A) Colorado Springs, Colorado. SUNDAY 1.1 EVENING there, Another repeat of not' enters the scene in Sec ,tepflpç en,WG rep4t. slonal golfers compst. in the mm's professional singles National Open Long Driving finals of this tournament from oyrag of MOO'S P,B&aqw$- .Chmpionahip pt, the Oa$land ing (ii mi Hoilstcin OPEn TrDm' Hiss Country Club' in Birming- In dpOrah 4ev r.xai;"Parf" I OftPI&3bmo 'harn,'Asm. cessive nights begin flti 'Mondziy, pt "10. Lira. 4:30 8.00 Gordon readily admits how he achieved It, and how aware he was of his own limitations: "I've only gone to Israel twice. I haven't spen six years there and I cannot write an authoritative book about Israel. However, I decided I could write a novel about an American who had visited the country, and the Impressions It made on him, because that's what happened to me. could not have gathered unto itself so much gold and so much treasure as is described in the scroll. I used that as a basis for springing off Into fiction and imagination." A scribe named Baruch hen Nerlah was a disciple of the prophet Jeremiah (recently his scribal seal was discovered in Israel). In Gordon's book, Baruch ben Nerish is the man who in. $10 OQOD DAILY EXCEPT WED. £ FRI. COUPON---------------------- including suspense, action, romance, sex, personality conflict and the aforementioned aura of : I jewels in the treasury of the destroyed by Nebuchadnezar II and his P Iups. I— ..i J 499 ALL FOR NIN$ 1732 VALUE one c.vp. CHI CKEN ONLY 'au NeoBabylonlan hordes. The last of the Dead Sea Scrolls to be discovered, in the 1950s, was a copper scroll, like the 3:00 0 TENNIS "Mutual Benefit 0 GOLF Amateur and profes. Life open" Coverage of the ssis I. •NS S, owed ----------------- Temple EVENING 2:00 ,,rU1WIJJ 611, , FAMOUS RECIPE'S THRIFF PAM There were indeed precious TUESDAY i .hI trulth. And what about 'the truth? Conway, New Hampshire. lion for Olympic hopefuls in 31 sports, from Colorado Springs, Colorado. of modern Israel, which visitors to that nation have praised for its correctness, Hopeman's quest takes 0 BASEBALL Regional coy. 2.O0 erags of b.at.mor. Orioles at ) 0 TENNIS Finals of the New York Yankees; San FranMen's International Grand Prix cisco Giants at Los Angeles Tennis Tournament from North Dodgers, (2) a usa 111111111110-OLYMPICS Coverage of national comp.ti- authorities decided that the monastic colony — even if people who entered it gave all their worldly goods — him to Israel, Into biblical and archeological research, and involves him In a love affair with brilliant, exotic and affectionate curator at the Israel Museum. All the ingredients of a good story MONDAY (2)f7i BASEBALL Regional coverage of Boston Rid Sox at Milwaukee Brewers; Philadel. phis Phillies at Pl:tsburgh Pirates; California Angels at Minnesota Twins. 3:30 O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of the WBA World Lightwelght Championitilp bout between defender Ernesto Espana and Johnny (2) RACEM scribes the copper scroll. The copper scroll is not in Israeli hands; it is owned by King Hussein, and is kept in the Jordan Museum in Amman. As for the novel's depiction And the Jews know it as the Inquisition diamond, stolen from them by Catholics during that Spanish terror five centuries ago. AFTERNOON 1.1 00 WRESTLING 2:00 (2) 0 PREGAME SHOW 0 WRESTLING 2:15 2 :15 AUTHOR NOAH 6ORDON was controversy as to whether these were the Temple jewels or the wealth of the monastic colony of Qumran on the Dead Sea. According to authorresearcher Gordon, "Most diamond that in one period of history belonged to them. SPECIAL Highlights of second ship" Live coverage of third Alabama, round play In the PGA Chaim. round play In this golf tOurna- SATURDAY diamond merchant, as were all the men of all the generations between the two. Hopeman is asked to arrange the purchase of the diamond from a man who The Catholics, who know It as Alexander's Eye, want it back In the Vatican Museum, where it had been set in the mitre of Pope Gregory until its theft years before. To the Moslems it is the Kaaba 30 Field games from Nairobi. GOLF "PGA ChampIon0 Kenya; Dayton Supercross motorcycle racing frcn Florida. ship" Live coverage of final round play In this golf tourna- plonship golf tournament from merit from the Oakland Hill, the Oakland Hills Country Club Country Club in Birmingham. Alabama. in Birmingham, Alabama, EVENING family goes back to the Jewish phtiosopher Malmonides, himself also a allegedly has it. That makes about as much sense as British Actor's Equity's opposition to American actress Blythe Danner playing American hera Nancy Astor In the BBC-Time-Life series 01 Britain's first wornal member of Parliament. Th production has been shove to the back burner for a least a year, according V Variety. 'iolput" New Novel A Gem TELEVISION August 3 thru Friday, Aug. 3, 1979-3 - one In "The Jerusalem 4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR 'i:' Diamond." ..i.t:nt" ditlptIon of tr,aaurea, thpuØt .whim" 'It . .,.. .. .j..t...',..,....,...,..,.,.._'..#.. , , V. OflitS... . 14 PAR, Ffl,a3.,.CissI,g3. ,,.,. �-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY Friday, Aug.3, IM if) MASTERPIECE THEATRE August 3 EVENING 8:30 HELLO, LARRY A back (2) (12) eoo Injury puts Larry at the mercy (2) @ 00(12) 45 STUDIO SEE "Kayak" Kid of his well-meaning but annoykayackers run the white water; leo daughters and friends. (A) two cobblers teach kids to 0 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Vinnie and the other make their shoes. (fl) sweathogs are stranded In a 6:30 hospital elevator with a very (2)112) NBC NEWS pregnant woman. (R) (4)0 CBS NEWS if) WALL STREET WEEK "Oil: 0 ABC NEWS An American Dilemma" if) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 9:00 7:00 (2) 112) ROCKFORD FILES A (2) TIC TAC DOUGH lawyer friend (Bo Hopkins) of (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Rockford's infiltrates a motorPhyllis matches up her brother cycle gang to avenge their with Mary but he ruins her attack on his sister and the plans by going for Rhoda detective. (R) Instead OABC MOVIE "Night Cries" 0 BRéIDA STARR (1978) Susan Saint James. 0 JOKER'S WILD Michael Parks. A young woman (12) THE CROSS-WITS is tormented by dreams which ED MACNEIL / LEHRER suggest that her dead child Is REPORT alive and in danger. (A) V.1. PEOPLE Stuart if) 7:30 Omans, University of Central (1) LIARS CLUB Florida professor and founder DANCE 0 THE MUPPET8 Guests: of the Shakespeare Institute, and Michael and Sandria Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Reese of the Royal Shake0 FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND speare Company. Warwick. FRIENDS Skits: "Enter Mrs. England, Join host David Moses to discuss the Institute and the Tudball," "The Fruitcake.' role of Shakespeare in today's ED DICK CAVE TT Guest: Bob society. Hone. Wart 2ofURl 8:00 (2)112) DIFF'RENT STROKES Mr. Drummond agrees to let Willis get anything he wants for his birthday. (A) @J 0 MOVIE "Challenge To Be Free" (1975) Mike MazurkI, Jimmy Kane. After accidentally killing a forest ranger, a trapper floes into the wilderness to escape arrest. 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT The Sea Tigers crew almost revolts when they are ordered to give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to an enemy pilot. (A) ) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 9:30 @ 0 CBS MOVIE "Ebony, Ivory And Jade" (Premiere) Bert Convy. Debbie Allen. A private detective who doubles as the manager of a female nightclub act teams up with the two girls to crack a baffling case. ED PROBE Host Pat Holmes talks with several members of the Second Annual SilverHaired Legislature held in Tallahassee July 15 through July 20. 10:00 (2) (12) EDDIE CAPRA MYSTERIES Capra is hired to find the shipboard-murderer of a fugitive stowaway (Bobby Van). "I, Claudius: Reign Of Terror" Sejanus orders that Tiberius be cut off from the outside world, leaving Antonia with no way of warning him of his endangered empire. (R) 11.100 NEWS (4) 0 0 W DICK CAVETT Guest: Jonathan Miller. (Part I of 2) (R) 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Ray Price, Dr. Carl Sagan, Mitzi Gaynor. (4) NEWLYWED GAME 0 MOVIE "Jane Eyre" (C) (1911) George C. Scott, Susannih York. Based on Charlotte Bronte's novel. A young Eng. lish governess falls In love with a man whose wile is mad. (1 1/2 Mrs.) 0 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP SPECIAL Highlights of second round play in the PGA Championship golf tournament from the Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham. Alabama. EDTHE STATE OF FLORIDA VS, THEODORE BUNDY 12.00 MOVIE "The Naked Edge" (B/W) (1961) Gary Cooper, Deborah Kerr. A long-delayed letter causes the reopening of a five-year-old murder case. (2 Hrs. U CALIFORNIA JAM II Hinhllnhts of the concert held at Ontario Motor Speedway in California featuring performances by Bob Welch, Stevie Nicks and Nick Fleetwood, Dave Mason, Foreigner, Arrowimith and Heart. (R) 100 (2)112) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host: Bob Welch. Guests: Paul McCartney and Wings, Olivia Newton-John, Foxy, Thelma Houston, Fast Fontaine. (R) 0 MOVIE "The Stranger" (C) (1972) Glenn Corbtt, Cameron Mitchell. After crashing on an unfriendly planet, an astronaut is pursued by its leader. (2 Mrs.) 1:55 U NEWS 200 Q[) NEWS CHART YOUR COURSE 2:25 0 MOVIE "Triple Cross" (C) (1967) Christopher Plummer, Vul Brynner. An International agent reives medals from Germany and Britain before the end of the war, when he turns out to be a hero for the Allies. 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A musician is pursued by a high priest and his sacrificial cult for 800 (2) (12) ALVIN AND THE CHIP. a special ring he received as a gift. (2 Mrs.) MUNKS . ED ANOTHER VOICE @ 0 POPEYE 0 FANGFACE 3:00 ERICA 0 BiG VALLEY Heath falls for a Polynesian girl whom he 8:30 learns is the slave of a sea FANTASTIC FOUR (2) (12) captain. 0 SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS if) CONSUMER SURVIVAL 0 MARTY ROBBINS PEOPLE Stuart KIT "Homesteading, Tires, ED V,I. Omans, University of Central Estate Planning" (A) Florida professor and founder of the Shakespeare Institute, (M (1211 000ZILLA SUPER 90 and Michael and Sandria (4)0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD Reese of the Royal ShakeRUNNER speare Company, Warwick, if) CROCKETT'S VICTORY England, join host David Moses GARDEN to discuss the Institute and the 9:30 role of Shakespeare in today's ED ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) society. MAL8 "The Ant" (R) 10:00 3:30 0 SUPERFRIENDS W MOVIE "Wee Ceordio'(C) (1956) Bill Travers, Norah Qorsen. An undersized Scotsman enrolls in a body-building course and goes on to become an Olympic shot-putter. (2 Mrs.) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of- -the--WBA World Lightweight ChampionshIp bout between defender Ernesto Espana and Johnny Lira. if) PROSE Host Pat Holmes talks with several members of the Second Annual Silver. Haired Legislature held in Tallahassee July 15 through July 10:30 (2) (12) DAFFY DUCK (4)0 TARZAN / SUPER SEVEN, 20, I I!fV 14'00 FRED AND BARNEY 0 LAST OF THE WILD 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Tigris Expedi. lion" Thor Heyerdahrs final and climactic voyage is corn. memorated with film plus addl. tional footage of the Kon Tiki and Ra expeditions. (A) 1200 4:30 (2) 112) BUFORD AND THE 0 WORLD WAR 1101 DIARY GALLOPING GHOST Forget all this stuff about PONKERSI Guest: Paul "Savage Road To China" British actors. American are Williams. tops in the book of renowned U SPACE ACADEMY (2) BILLBOARD'S DISCO PAR.. British director, Tony 0 PINK PANTHER TV MEDIX Richardson. U DONNA FARGO Guest: Richardson, whose credits Carol Lawrence, 12:30 include "The Loneliness of (2) .OUTLOOI( WITH - Joy 0 GOLF "P0* ChAmpion. ship" Live coverage of third the Long Distance Runner" MOVIE "A Hard Day's round play In this golf tourna. - "A Taste of Honey" and from the Oakland 'Hifis Night" (B/W) (1964) The "Torn Jones," for which Wilfred BrasI. A Country Club in Bkng, won an "You young rock group gets into Alabama, have the best actors In the trouble in London when an eld- (12) EMERGENCY ONEI FIRING LINE "Crisis For world, the not discipWW OdY gentleman tags along. (2 The Democrats" Guest: Jerry actors. I think television is Hrs.) Wurf, president of the Amen. partly ronaIbLe, They've UFAT ALBERT AMERICAN SST can Federation Of Stat., Coun. had to learn to do It quickly," ty and Mulcipal Workers, Richardson will be CROCKETT'8 VICTORY 530 teaming up with his ex-wife, GAEN U NEE MAW HONEYS Vanessa Recrave, In a TV Guests: Brush Arbor, Or. Joyce too Brothers. Project this year, "Flaying (2) SOUL TRAIN for Time." The flbn, about STAR T( On a mission Irn. or 9I1,S (Vs hpst qrain $0 tr UV3 WOO, C(: kk* • Ch dS_S'dñdu44.d" Osr, says, - . ' - Of 0 WRESTLING ED PRIME TIME "Coping With Change" Six senior citizens O ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI. ' ' ' ,'. AMERICANS "The if THE Indian Chief" Joe de la Cruz is chief of the Quindult tribe of Washington State as well as president of all U.S. Indian chiefs. We KIT "Supermarket. 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(A) ED THE GLITTERING PRIZES "A Country Life" Alan Parks and his idfn Barbers are enter. tained by Alan's old girlfriend and Barbara's old boyfriend, who are now married and living in a small town. -- (2 Mrs.) (4) TONY BROWNS JOURNAL 0 FOR OUR TIMES Dale. gates to the World Council of Churches' international conference examining the interaction between science and religion policeman's bullet, relies on Hector to avenge the slaying of an honest cop. (A) U FANTASY ISLAND are Interviewed. O KIDSWORLD ED ZOOM (R) 11:00 (4)AGRONSKY AND COMPA- 11.100 (2)()0O(I2)NEWS 11:30 NIGHT Nelson. NY LIVE Host: Rick Guest: Judy Collins (R) 0 MOVIE "Circus World" (C) (1964) John Wayne, Claudia Cardinale. UMOVIE "The Inspeciur 0 THE LAW AND YOU BAPTIST O (11* FiRST CHURCH if) QUE PA8A, USA? "Farewell Party" (A) 11.30 (4)0 FACE THE NATION if) BIG BLUE MARBLE General" (C) (1949) Danny Kaye, Elsa Lanchester. During the 1800$ in France, a town fool does a convincing mUqusrade as an inspect or 0uii1. 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(1 Hr. 45 Mins,) is-s 2:45 ______ 8:30 AT A ONE C4) Ar-sn becomes cai...g lit CA I " Pier-rviest sarbes.as romarit i 0 nseI eI:30 merit since her clh,erea. (art I 3) (R) ALICE S panics fly' wI-sari () Edsal Castle t,arry' (For rest MIND,- 41111111110 - . moment I was Mary Mobley. The next ______ was Miss one -, In that I hadn't changed 1 c u in s t a it C C S m ezx . eziL ZA Z ___ ' Jjj k.x* os-s wtiaea U'ea- t,a Rae- - I r 1-s a-pebcawItS-. Wallace Lea Sos-i marveS IFE1116 wee P'-.ua fise changes of 20 tc)iweveF, she says one all changed. "I tan't tIt I'm able to be le* myself and live Iffe. Wln I :- - _.-'* .$sv '&.V --yc (fl) NE MEN ••• EE EM ' EMO 31 Hawaiian ACROSS DOWN food J Actor Gavin 5 Actor/direc' tor Blanc 8 Donny is ... '.' 32 Serving implements 34 Frozen liquid 5 Electrical term Ralph 36 Swiss river 37 Barnaby Jones 39 Loud noise 40 Late pro. 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" EM MO 0 wv 4cir - Norma .. il N I ti 'i --- NlI '. 1 I ,i ii I 't ..,. t it It It II 1 ', .1 it NV 1 A it l W I1V Viii I 1IH Nib 0 1' FINE FOOD mtri ast. is cørwinsced atia is eisa the wOrst cases he has a--i (R) 1000 IISI'v' IE 'TI ) ) " .. irs s.) of maw'ie om 3:15 Honor" "Family F) Anthony Page, Vera ()(1 iser'sti.. A policeman sets out the mobsters who •eate 11: <> .sar-red his father. (1 Hr. 45 Tsacker) Ca-ta-I " = 14 9:00 - mind $be 71.4 1 JACKIE GLEASON ____ - CI-snis EN 1-IOURS 12:00 (1bi er'iceajn ef •• .'- - director of the Arms Ces-ste-el and Dlurmamerst Agrsy' '1 MEMO NEE mom U... ENO momO OEM WOMEN WOMEN M m WOMEN no= MEN mom mom mom OMENIIM H O WO EMMON OW M M EMEMOMMES OMEM WEEMINEEMS NE LATE MOVIE 'King" assl Winfield. Cicely While extending his reform movement to cJII ( () SEWS 11:30 C1I) lore is drI,en to istr-atiri ta.jnch of firi-lc#irsg aars ari crazy tourist tc,rsalcI t..ac$c. () V leeks at the Britisti gas-vie req ti at; i-la ry' - a as - ri = vreports en the searti fer I"Ja.i 1100 ____ _,gi"_ sra shows sap loescirig f'e his little girl Fl whom I-se hasrst 4:00 sears irs years. (R) SA.I(1)0 CBS SPORTS S 11=11 ABC P40VIE - Fra'etio Arid Coverage of the Tat Iaa'g a "he Bear, -' (1974) i ames Caan raea frrsi "500" stock car Alan Ark irs.. Two frea-wtseaSi,-s Talledega, Alabama. Sari Francisco cops try' to pro1 tt is gangster they irstar'sd to 4:30 arrest from his maardar-os..as Bliss C1 MOVIE "The (2) o1io,'ts, (R) Blossom" (C) (1965) Stiar-lav 41m) Altars MacLame, Richard or-11 . Clasadis,..s: Zes..as, 11123 y Jove" ough. The bored wife of at tr-asAfter a mysteriosas illness. Cal I tiers manufacturer hides Im SOy0 *.Wwaw. -$• 4MaOT5.6. '*ti,& - 0 t ri lIie' aiisc;"whre" ai -t>a'corvia God. arid 'agirss to for years. (1 1/2 Hrs..) 'It a an excs...sa for sarr-e Co'varaa (12) 8PORT8W0RL., deba.dtiei'y (R) of the USA Mini-Olympicsr-em f Colorado Springs. Cc lee-ado. 9:30 0 SOFT 18 THE 4EAr TIlE C) film CHILD This dramat i FIerarss new beat.., a psyche- - ____ NEWS (T) C1) I.JI1N CITY LIPAITS "KilEckIey / The Lost Gon- - deals with the sensitive s&.je'c* of how alcoholism irs tI-se finiunribilISW affect* the children. 500 L.t 0 FIRING LINE 93 s.aaa-t: 'WrrP1E8S MAGAZINE - merit On The Oe.ar Cross w ord 10:30 - (I 1) P.A a r I I ri e x p e r I m a ri t porpoises. or 10:00 OF JUSTICE Jack Cole, wounded by a I. 30 P.UPILFrEB W1L,D kIP4 1 S P'4 W5 - put on quarantine alert after a young man Interred in their headquarters falls victim to a rare illness. (A) (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS The Bears forget baseball to concentrate on Ahmad's efforts to defend his reputation as the best dancer In town. (A) UBATTLESTAR GALACTICA Starbuck attempts to save a man (Fred Astaire) he believes to be his father from bloodthirsty Borellians. (A) 1:30 (2) MOVIE "Cmsn Jon's" (C)_(1954) Harry Belafonte. Dorothy Dendnidge. Based On -08 ar'."Carvnsn" by Bizet. - ID WASHINGTON PAan" Two conflict: .its,aatieris arise tinder the reef -- Elizabeth's first s.rwi t:'ta ef rv'aarriage and Watkins' t't,s iers s to Rose. () CBS NEWS Friday, Aug. 3, 1979-7' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r-,aew - - Tt-i ars LT (2) NBC NEWS tIes down.(1 1/2 I-Ir.) REVIEW (12) JERRY FALWELL 1:30 7:30 (I)ADAM-12 The d*.9tltr c,'f (2) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER ri't i'i a wounded shopkeer (4) SUNDAY MORNING rt res Reed for atlowIr 0 FAITH FOR TODAY to escape. 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 0 THE LITTLE RBL ira,,c"" 800 U MOVIE "Stisari ftmo (81W) (1931) Greta (2) VOICE OF VICTORY Clark Gable. A ya lu"G Qri ts..ar'r (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN mr-i to affairs with %Par-114amjim 0(12) REX HUMBARD isatIfi when she becomes O SHOW MY PEOPLE i-Ir.) with her marriage. (1 1 ..' if) SESAME STREET (R) - C> ii: WALL $TREET WE.I' if) 8:30 An American Dilemma" SUNDAY MASS 2:00 (1 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (2) NASHVILLE i-tall Guests: Tom T. U ORAL ROBERTS Watri. Stoneman, Gene oo ti-s c' (1)0 TENNIS Finals (2)ARCHIE CAMPBELL 'ri,c Men's International (3rrcJ (1)0 SUNDAY MORNING Tennis Tournament frcm rJr-tti UBIGFOOT AND WILDBOY __ Conway, New Hamp5tlir. (12) ORAL ROBERTS SH*iCE THE FE if) if) MISTERROGERS(R) 11" PLAYS "Richard 9:30 Jacobi, Sir John Giel9s..ac. Qray. C)o 4mirv-s oat (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- Finch, Charles LEE Wendy Miller and P.44ar'r P4rris are featured in Shakesp'ear 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO C>1 atP'i © MOVIE "Charlie Chan In "sad stories of the Panama" (81W) (1940) Sidney kings." Toler, Jean Rogers. Chan 2:30 succeeds in capturing irthirna(2)112) USA MlP4$-L'Vas tional spies. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Coverage of ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R). lion for for Olympic hc,pefs.iis ar-i ta '1 10:00 sports, from Colarac' Srirss. if) STUDIO SEE Visits two Colorado. young Russians In Iowa who 3:00 compare American and RusGOLF Amateur jars 0 sian lifestyles, two young ?Ps figure-skating champions and sionat golfers compete irs ri',iwNational Open Lar-ig a kite contest. (R) ChampionshIp at the C)alc iar-s 10:30 irmirsMills Country Club, irs (2)MOVIE "Divorce American ham, Alabama. Style" (C) (1967) Dick Van 3:30 Dyke, Debbie Reynolds. ConirsCli arri cerned friends halo orevent the 0 GOLF "PG A Tarsal snip" Live coverage divorce of a couple who has round play in this golf tos,.ar-reabeen married seventeen years. ment from the Oak Sari "6112% Elko Sommer. Ak 6:30 - 12:30 600 (2)112) MEET Ti-IE (4) A BETTER WAY 0 BLACK AWAflN 0 THIS IS THE LIFE i".DIRECTIONS rhe irl role of the CathQlic IL.W€i'I 6:30 Cri the struggle for hsamrs r-iI-bt (4) CHURCH SERVICE the Philippines Is (F) 0 LIVING WORD if) FLORIDA REPF%T O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (12) AFTER HOURS 1:00 (2) RACERS 6:45 0 CONSUMER 1113LINF"PA ME 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 0 MORAL ISSUEB 700 'Cóc1et MOVIE (12) (2) 2'S COMPANY Married" (C) (1971) i ,.s_ai C4)SUNDAVSCHOOLFORUM Lynda, Don AmP. isui_ 0 MARIO AND THE MAGIC Gidget gets her mw t""c:§ "Great America" ITAJRS. DOWNSTAIRS _____ Ss.apport The S Treaty?" (R) MORNING (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4)0 CBS NEWS (12) FAMILY FUN TIME U.S.A. (12) SATURDAY aD ri-SE AO'%fOA a SUNDAY 6:30 1:30 500 AFTERNOON And TV Fabulous SATURDAY 11:30 (2) (12) THE JET8O#48 UOUR GANG COMEDIES Talent August 4 __________ • . - -. - - - '.-_• -I - e _ -_ J ____ ffW EXTENDED LUNCH HOURS .ir.Now OpenM.F 11a.m.3 pm. Drop In for a leusurly late lunch or early dinner at luncheon prices I I (IA C I Try our new quiet hour 2-3 p.m-Seniors net 15 pd. discount during this hour. TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER Roast Beef- Ham Steak Fried Shrimp- Fried Chicken Salad Bar Beverage Dessert Try 39COMPLETE our new crepe 4S.uerts Lunch: M-F114 Pinner: Fri. 5 Sat. 6-9 sunisy Dinner: 12.3 -__305 S. Pant Avenue, Sanford____ I 1 For Rsssrvatlsnsr 323I0255 one of I - �$--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 3, 1979 TUESDAY August 7 BONN Daytime Schedule MORNING 5•00 THE FBI 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 (12) PIL CLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE 6:25 (2J POPI GOES THE COUNTRY(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) (1 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILB(JRN BROTHERS (THU) 6:30 @J KUTANA O THE LITTLE RASCALS rs - 6:45 ED A.M. WEATHER 6:47 (4)EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR EVENING 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 8:30 €LJTO BE ANNOUNCED (1JTOOAY (NON) GOOD MORNING AMERI0 ED HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH CA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (fl) (TUE) ED EVENING AT POPS (WED) 9:00 MEETING OF MINDS (THU) M ç4) DONAHUE ED JULIA CHILD AND CON. 0 MIKE DOUGLAS PANY (FRI) 0 MOVIE 1:30 (12DINAHI AS THE WORLD (4) 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ED TURNS SPECIAL (NON) fL) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (TUE) (TUE) CROCKETT'S VICTORY ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL ED GARDEN (FRI) (WED) fL) JAMES MICHENER'S 2:00 WORLD(THU) (2) (12) THE DOCTORS ED OPIUM (FRI) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED MEDIX (NON) 955 CO FOOTSTEPS (TUE) (4)UPBEAT EL) BLUEGRASS. BLUEGRASS 10:00 (WED) CARD SHARKS (2) COOKIN' CAJUN (THU) ED @J ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) FLOWER SHOW (FRI) ED C9STUDIO SEE (NON) 2:30 CO ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (2) (VI ANOTHER WORLD (TUE-FRI) 0 GUIDING UGHT 10:30 PHOTOGRAPHY... HERE'S ED (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS HOW (NON) 14) LOVE OF LIFE ED ERICA (TUE) 0 WHEWI ED 24 CARROTS (THU) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ED V.I. PEOPLE (FRI) 10:55 3:00 0 CBS NEWS ()GENERAL HOSPITAL 7:00 11:00 (2) (12) TODAY (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 14) 9 MONDAY MORNING fl THE PRICE IS RIGHT (NON) OLAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING ED HODGEPODGE LODGE 6:00 (2) (4) 00 (12) NEWS €1) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 'Lorna Doane" As Lorna 6:30 (IM NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS (11JE) 4:00 2) EMERGENCY ONEI 14) THE GONG SHOW (MON. 11:30 @) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE ING (W1)) M 0 THURSDAY MORNING 0 FAMILY FEUD EL) MISTER ROGERS (A) (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) AFTERNOON 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- FACTORY SHOWROOM Traditional oak, maple or pine tables. Most any size: Writs or phone for Free Brochure '9 tZi - EVENING &00 (2) (1)00 NEWS ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Loins Dooni" A young man's plan to avenge his father's death at the hands of a group of thieves Is complicated when he fails k's love with Loins DoOf's&. ..g ughter 0 IC thieves' captain. (Part I of 10) (A) 9:30 (2) a NEC NEWS (4)9 CIS NEWS MC Pdt$ ED VIUA ALONE (N) Drie 7.100 Arra (2) TIC TAG DOUGH OIN SEARCH OF... "Brain Powerf. JOKER'S WILD (12) GAZETTE 4.m..5p.m. - 815 N. Mills Ave., Orlando 1726 Austell Rd. Florida 32803 Marietta, Georgia 30060 IS 15I ,,• - (305)8967388 I .404)4324561 .........• . '. I ••.4•.• • MACNEIL / LENRER 7.30 CLIII IE N : - (12) CAROL IUNNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Wrong Number," "Saturday Night," "The Recital," "Vacuum Potter's mare disappears and s Salesman." young Korean draft dodger DICK CAVETT Guest: pesra.(R) Jonathan Miller. (Part 1 of 2) WiF9iWHO DARED "Chris(R) topher Columbus" Thinking he had discovered a quick way to ___ Lrrij HOUSE ON ma the Lest, Columbus named his discovery "T he l dfe ," The town h accused of sifting fire to 9:30 Jonathan Ganisy's barn and (4)0 WKRP IN C$NO1NNATF ting Oarv.y's young son. An advertising campaign to (N) promote WKRP results in the (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW stunning new that Venus is a Coach Reeves launches his fugitive from Jus*i.e. (A) own minority rights protest 110:00 when Ricky Gomez Is forced off LOU GRANT the team because of low ci grades. (A) •SASESALL Regional coy- ED MURDER MOST ENGLISH erage of Baltimore Orioles at "Clouds Of Witness" Lord New York Yankees; San Fran. Peter Wimaey unearths an important clue which produces cisco Giants at Los an unexpected confession. DodgersED ON THE LINE Guest: Coy- (Part 2) rnor Bob Graham. 11:00 (2) (4) 9:00 DICK 0*VEIFT" Guest: (j)p MOVIE "Murder In' Pton Place" (1077) Ed Jonathan NEPa '2' of 2) i Dorothy Malone. i'wse (A) th:.n:c:) , L''1G.;.l ,. 5 ''r.':'•:' C.' . 1,'.' 8:00 (2) (12) THE RUNAWAYS A retired merchant seaman (Bar- nationwide. (A) • - 0 HAPPY DAYS Richie's girl- friend Lori Beth reminds the gang of many happy times when she interviews them for a term paper. (A) EL) LA LA, MAKING IT IN LA. Caroline and Frank Mouris explore seeking stardom and status In music, the movies and the arts in Hollywood. 8:30 turns Louie's garage into a glamorous setting complete with champagne. NEW YORK (UPI) - British actress Jean Marsh was Indignant. So she said to the prominent British critic who was being rude to her, "If you don't stop being so condescendin', I'll give ya a bunch of lives." In Cockney lingo "a bunch of fives," is a fist and Ms. Marsh comes by the phrase legitimately. She was born In the Islington section of London within the sound of the Bow Bells, which by tradition made her an authentic Cockney. And although she flows speaks in precise and cultured tones, on cue she can switch to an accent which would charm the pearl buttons off the Cockney vendors in London's famed Petticoat Lane. Ms. Marsh is the accomplished actress who played the rule of Rose, the upstairs parlor maid, In the widely ac- I'm like Liza Doolittle. I had a Cockney accent but I have been taught to speak beautifully' music singer who believed that she murdered her husband's girlfriend and fled. (R) O ABC MOVIE "The Lady And The Outlaw" (1974) Gregory Peck, Dess Arnaz Jr. A lonely mail-order bride loins up with an outlaw and his hall. breed partner. (R) 12:00 VALLEY Heath. wounded and unconscious, is mistaken for a thief who robbed the Dutton Mining Company. c1) BIG 12:40 O CBS LATE MOVIE "The 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 of taxes. (A) 1:00 112) TOMORROW Guests: Marcia Womangold. who is waging a war against pornography; Al Goldstein, publisher of "Screw" magazine. (4) NEWS - - .4 Charlene suspects her husband Is cheating on her and takes off with Nick's gun in search of her Romeo. 900 (2)112) NBC MOVIE "Monte Walsh" (1970) Lee Marvin, • Jeanne Moreau. A grizzled old cowboy and his brawling cohorts try to adjust their lifestyles to a new, tamer West. (A) (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Capone" (1975) Ben Ga.zzara, Susan Blakely. The rise of Al Capone from street punk to gang kingpin and his fall through betrayal Is recounted. (R) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack tries to defend Chrissy's honor when a man misunderstands When very young, Ms. Marsh developed a form of paralysis. Her parents sent her to a ballet school hoping that the dancing would strengthen her muscles. It was through ballet, she says, that she found out that she wanted to be an actress. It was also at the the dancing school that she underwent a traumatic experience the memory of which still lingers. When she was about II, she was told to report to the school office for audition. The person at the desk shouted to someone In an adjoining room, "It's Jean Marsh and she says she is supposed to audition this afternoon." :OD 3 UNfAW6LE THE L(TTci? AND 0-5E THE CLUES 5HOCaJ?J To ~5PELL -00C tsWAG' OF ft. MOVIE (AND rvMovIE) STA. - The voice she uses now is the result of seven years of schooling and lots of determination. "I'm like lAw Doolittle," she said. "I had a Cockney accent but I have been taught to speak beautifully." She speaks about her birth as if she personally remembers it. "My parents lived in just one room and didn't even have a kitchen and bathroom," she said. "One Sunday morning about 11:30 a.m. my mother said to my lather, 'I think its going to happen.' "My father got on his bike and started off to get the midwife and my mother was going crazy because she could smell Sunday lunch cooking and she thought she would miss it because I was going to be born and it would take so long." "I was born about threequarters of an hour later and I came out like that" (Here Ms. Marsh extended one arm OEM 1:30 UNEWS SUMMER SIZZLER SPECIALS & HUI 2:00 O MOVIE "Law Of The Tropics" (8/W) (1941) Jeffrey Lynn, Constance Bennett. A husband makes the fateful discovery that his wile has been suspected of murder. (1 Hr. 25 Mins.) 3:25 0 MOVIE "Mademoiselle Fill" (8/W) (1944) Simone Simon, Jason Robards. A beautiful young laundress joins the French Resistance move-. ment, rather than acquiesce to the charms of a Nazi officer. (1 Hr. 20 Ming.) i-WEEK ONLY COMEi SATURDAY ITALIAN NIGHT AWNING SALE EASY TERMS 35 010 Wh3 or m Installed OFF RAKED ENAMEL EINI'.il • CHOICE or COLORS cinMu PR(T I I Tn4 PflSITIVF • CUTS HEATING AIR CONDITIOUINC UP TO ?O. PH. 321-0820 FOR FREE HOME SURVEY 4:45 O TO BE ANNOUNCED The 10 Largest Islands These are the wu-Id's 10 largest islands and their areas In square miles, according to The World Almanac: 840,000 Greenland (Denmarc) 305,577 New Guinea 280,107 Borneo (Indonesia-Malaysia) 228,657 Madagascar 195,928 Baffin (Canada) 1,860 Sumatra (Indonesia) .7,,IIonn4('Jan)'''': '.. ,,•.y .'\l.''.'. ,O4. ,. 8. Gree1r1tait's' n :s ( 9. Victoria (Canada) iwirlT tsi'olr,M d1oO .4-i .',,, 10. Ellesmere (Canada) swimmer doing an old-fashioned sidestroke.). "The midwife slapped my bottom, I went 'awk' and I went to sleep. My mother was able to have her lunch and she says I haven't caused her any bother since." like a claimed television series "Upstairs, Downstairs." "In that play," she told UPI, "I had a very Cockney accent. It's one of the few Cockney accents you're likely to hear. A lot of the English accents you hear are really like a Californian doing a Brooklyn acrather phony cent." U DETECTIVE SCHOOL small-town resident, investiof a young couple who formerly lived in their community uncover a plot to destroy the town. (A) 4)EDM.Aea.N The 4077th is sent Into a panic when Col. Price. © CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Ham Actor." "Old Man And The Sea." ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Jonathan Miller. (Part 2 of 2) (R) ry Sullivan) launches a vendetta against juvenile hoods who are terrorizing the elderly in his neighborhood. (Part 1 of 2) CBS REPORTS "Any @1 Place But Here" Bill Moyers looks at the controversies and problems of mental health service at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens. a typical example of the situation r gatlng Authentic Cockney Ihn 11:30 (12) THE CROSS-WITS BEST OF CARSON (2) (12) ED MACNEIL / LEHRER Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: REPORT Tony Bennett, Charles Nelson Reilly, Norman Fall, Jay Leno. 7:30 (A) (2) UAP.8 CLUB (1) NEWLYWED GAME (4) MATCH GAME O BARNABY JONES Barna0 THE NEWLYWED GAME O SHA NA NA Guest: Lloyd by searches for a country WED-FRI) August 6 n men's professional singles finals of this tournament from the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Eudora Welty. (Part I of 2) (A) "Thunderbolt" RAZZMATAZZ (TUE) 0 BEWITCHED (NON, WEDFRI) CA UWILD, WILD WORLD OF EL) SESAME STREET (A) ANIMALS 12:00 2) MAKE ME LAUGH 7:25 (2) PASSWORD PLUS SESAME STREET (H) EL) IN FLORIDA TODAY (2) (4) THE YOUNG AND THE O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA RESTLESS 4:30 2) NEWS 90(12) NEWS (4) MIKE DOUGLAS ED SESAME &rREET(R) O MARY TYLER MOOfE 7:30 MERV GRIFFIN 0 TODAY (2) (12) io (12) GUN6M0KIE 0000 MORNING ANEW- (2) NEWS CA (4)0 SEARCH FOR 'roMoR500 NOW (2) THE SADYBUNCH 800 0 THE 000 COUPLE 14)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0RYAN'S NOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ED MISTER ROGERS (N) ED OVER EASY 1:00 5:30 &26 CD 0DAYS OF UR LIVES (2) NEWS (2) TODAY Pd FLORIDA (4) MIDDAY ED HOGAN'S HEROES 00000 MORNING FLORIDA ED THE YOUNG AND THE 0 SEWITCHED NEWS ED OVER EASY REST MONDAY r%6IJVU, . O JOKER'S WILD ' be JpC,, 10:00 0 THE BEATLES FOREVER U ABC NEWS A lavish spectacular honoring EL) VILLA ALEORE (N) the Liverpool lads features Mel 7:00 Tillis, Paul Williams and Ray DOUGH TIC TAC Charles. (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 11:00 Mary encounters the world's most zealous suitor. (2) (4)00(12) NEWS O NEXT STEP BEYOND ED DICK CAVETT Guest: ED ANTIQUES 3:30 L4) 0 M'AS'H (A) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) I.S S.j•U in South Orange. New Jersey. transforms into a beautiful 9:30 young woman, John earns a reputation as a strong wrestler, U TAXI A film company maka straight shot and a good ing a movie about taxi drivers farmer. (Part 2 of 10)(R) ActressJeanMarsh her friendliness and shows up at the apartment. (A) Co TENNIS Mutual Benefit I Friday, Aug. 3,1979-9 75,767 15 '°OFF On Sills1S'iIi' Larger 1 4__ ir instsilsd _4 ALL YOU CAN EAT $3•95 You Will Love Our Open Salad Bar, And Your Choice Of Spaghetti Or Lasagna With Tasty Garlic Bread. \GQAcQWA Zvw N, ORANGE ILSM. TR . ORL.APWII ' Aft 1r'CALL 23-2343 Vkó'ic 41$II6 5 KISSIMMEE SANFORD �Evening Nora Id, Sanford, Ft. Young Poets These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by pod Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. I wish I had a pool filled with Budwiser. Vince Jackson Why do we have earwax? It only stops up our ears So we cannot hear. Melissa Brinson Kangaroo Why does a kangaroo have a pouch? How does a kangaroo jump so far? Why does a kangaroo only have one baby? Why do they have four feet and only hop on two? Do kangaroos have teeth? Cass Taylor Why do cats rub across your legs? To get electricity. Why are elephants scared of mice? Because they run up their noses And choke them to death. Why do cats have paws? Because they like to make footprints. Why? Why? We don't have these things. I don't know, do you? Regina Flenory I wish I had a giant water gun that could put out the sun. Steve I wish I could eat all the popcorn In this room. I wish I could Pull out my eyes and eat them. WEDNESDAY I wish I could go back to the steamboat days. I wish I could eat all the Cracker Jack In the world. Jim Feller Burns, Sh'o I1c#,4w o NEW RELEASE JUST YOU AND ME, KID (PG) George Burzis., Brooke Shields, Burl Ives, Lorriane Gary. (Comedy) Innocuous little item more of a TV sitcom than a res1 movie about the kindly old exvaudeviflja.n who befriends the put-upon unhappy teager, and vice verszL It can't hurt you, GRADE: B-minus One day we went to the river In a boat I played almost all day In a float. I went water skiing and got chased by a million bees. David Crews August 8 - - - - THURSDAY August 4.90 c: - subways. (R) Ft IFE EEl THE PLAYS "Henry Viii" Jc,hr-i 800 Stride. Timothy West. Rc,r'ialcl 2I4)OO (ED NEWS Pickup, Peter Vaughn. JuIiaru ONCE UPON A ED CLASSIC Glover, Claire Bloom and 8.ar"Lorna Doone" John Rldd is beta Ketlerman are featured in called upon to appear before Shakespeare's last play. Chief Justice Jeffries in 600 (2) (4)00 2) NEWS €1) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Lorna Doone" As the Doones rob Reuben Huckabuck, John rides to his uncle's rescue. When the Baron of Somerset refuses to punish the Doones, Reuben and.. John -plot .their own revenge. (Part 3 of 10) (A) 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS O ABC NEWS EEl VILLA ALEGRE (A) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou's new boss, an attractive woman, thinks she's in love with him. O DANCE FEVER 0JOKER'8 WILD (12) THE CROSS-WITS 19) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD .THI NEWLYWED GAME $IJS BEAUTY SHOW The making and testing of the first atomic bomb are docu- mented. 8:30 (1 HANGING IN (Premiere) Louis Harper (Bill Macy), a former football hero, accepts the position of president at a large University. 900 (2) NBC MOVIE 'Someone Is Watching Me" (1978) Lauren ifutton, David Birney. A female television news director is tormented by an unknown resi- dent of her apartment building who is following her every move. (A) MOVIE "Never Too Late" (C) (1965) Connie Stevens, Maureen O'Sullivan. A middleaged couple Is amazed to learn that they are expecting a child. (2 Hrs.) 0 CBS MOVIE "The Killer Elite" (1975) James Caan, Robert Duvall. A top secret agent assigned to protect a Chinese political activist is challenged by terrorists skilled in the martial arts and his own treacherous colleagues. (A) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels go undercover as (M CAROL BURNETT AND inmates in a woman's prison FRIENDS Guest: Rock Hudson. DICK CAVETT Guest: Eudora Welty. (Part I of 2)(R) farm to Investigate a corrupt warden who is using the pris- oners In his schemes. (A) MOVIE "The Beguiled" (C) (1971) Clint Eastwood, Geral- 11:30 (2) U TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Lucille Ball, Anthony Nawley. Sidney Goldsmith. 0D NEWLYWED GAME YOUR TURN Viewers respond to various CBS News broadcasts including the San Francisco gay rights demonstration, the report on newsman Dill Stewart's death, and S London. reporting any uprising 9:30 against King Charles If. (Part 4 0 CARTER COUNTfl'Y Jasper, the top-ranking Nat ion,of 10)(R) hurricane causes Clinton Corners to be put under law. (A) OABC NEWS EEl VILLA ALEGRE(R) 7:00 TIC TAC DOUGH MOORE Murray becomes depressed when he learns that a formcr classmate has won a Pulitzer segments on June magazine. POLICEWOMAN A woman undergoes plastic surgery and poses as her mute sister in order to frame her husband for 0 20/ 20 1100 (2) @1)00) NEWS a her own murder. DICK CAVETT Guest: O BARETIA Baratta and a policeman pal we Investigated by the department when his friend fails to turn over $40,000 In payoff money Immediately. (R) 100 (2) 0 TOMORROW Guests: Sports broadcaster, Mary. Al and Steve Roberts, @JNIWS REAL PEOPLE Seg- dine Page. An Injured Union (2) 1:10 ments include a nlØttckab for soldier recuperating in a girls' 0 KOJAIC male strIppers, the Ugly .thooi has his iou amputated by the jealous League, two p who dim 1:45 there are aliens on earth, and headmistress when he is 0,*W8 caught with one of the girls. (2 ntlionis. 2:15 (4) DOROTHY (Premiers) A Hr..) lively music end drama teacher THE SHAKESPEARE 0 MOVIE "Destination (Dorothy Laudon) takes a job PLAYS "Measure For Murder" (8/W) (1950) Joyce at a stuffy and exclusive girls' kfoaaure" Kate Nelligen, Chris- MacKenzie, Hurd Hatfield, topher Straull, Tim Pigott. Romance Interferes with the school. Smith and John McEn.ry star plans of a girl bent on destroyRIG VALLEY A Greek farmer, outraged by the rates In one of Shakespeare's most Wig the mobster who murdered her father. (1 Hr. 20 MIni.) charged by the railroad, controversial comedies, (A) decides to take his crops to 2:35 10 market by wagon. MOVIE "Doctor Socrates" VEGAS A boyhood friend O EIGHT IS B4OUGH The (John Rubinstein) of Dan's (B/W) (1935) Paul Muni, Ann cn:s — Inve Bradford kids let .a power fail- returns to Las Vegas with ure and theft Imaginations turn orders to kill Dan and Roth. (A) their home into a haufl$.d 11 0 THE B$R1H OF A BOMB 2)®000NEWS Dvorak. A small-town doctor finds himself cornwkV the market of medical urvlcss ran. dered to Wounded underworld figures. (1 Hr. 25 MIni.) 2,500 tc)o $50,000 1:7C::0111 ANY PURPOSE! 0 STARSKY & HUTCH HUtch lights lot his life while Starky searches for the hit man who dnndiy risase_Hutch_c.c'ritract "The Family." CAVETT Guest: Eudora Wally. (Part 2 of 2) (A) - ed. (Part 2 of 2) (R) 8:00 IRONSIDE Officer (41) BIG ®OTHE WALTON8 Corabath blames herself when her brother-in-law, and that he is insane. VALLEY Victoria Audra go to arci Victc>ri.-A* t. visit are bid 12:05 661111OVIe CBS LATE .1ason. "Lolita" (1962) Ja.nos Sue Lyon. A middle-aged prolessor becomes involved in a love affair with a precccius 0 teenager. (A) 12:37 0 8ARETTA . While investigat- Ing the death of an attorney's and Fitz's Investigation of a sighting. (A) EDALL CREATURES GREAT wife. Baratta learns the woman had no r ec orded past and may not even bedead. (R) AND SMALL 'The Last Furlong" James discovers that 1:00 TOMORROW Guests: Astrologer Linda Goodman; nr. some farmers like to do their own vetting, although sometimes the vet can cure the farmer. (Part 9) AfI FQR ANY PURPOSE Lcr be' arranged up to $50,000.. If you own your own home, (-_cr- cicrruriium or mobile home and lot C) Li C) LI A LI F V. EVEN IF YOUR HO rvi E I DT CXDFvIPLETELY PAID FOR! ALL. AIPLICANTS MAY L.I4G IBLE All meoners, including widows, retirees rc1 those rejected by banks or loan m rri I es. A'Y XrENDED REPAYMENT 12:00 Eve Whitfield's niece is arrested on narcotics charges. -,- and have their first fight when Brad goes out with some old chums Afl-1 rtt'!ne very late and drunk. (A) , 9:00 MRS. COLL'MBO The wife of the legendary detective Columbo stumbles into a crlme.fighting career of her Si 11 I4MS 215 Forbidden "My Aic Past" (B/W) (1951) V1stchum. Gardner, Robert When a girl from the "wrong side of the tracks" comes Into a financial windfall, she dlsco.'ens that money cannot buy her love or social acceptance. (1 Hr. 25 Mini.) 0 MOVIE Si 0,000 ;:: c It all -- - - r 2AF • .3.• to $250,000 1-800-528-6050 AS K FOR EXT 935 A,crr.CarL Ficancjil Services, Inc. ILL FflEE f4J 11 Ifl E r .,,,, - .,4•. 1 S C:,^L.L. .1t* MIns) . AVAILABLE 1:45 0 NEWS own when she overhears' a prominent attorney's plan to murder his wife. (R) 3:40 HAWAII FIVE-0 The @1 Liner" "Pacific commander of Hawaiian Nazi 0 MOVIE AcLagIen. (B/W) (1939) Victor unit launches a campaign of terror against a congressional Barry Fitzgerald. In the midst of a mutiny, a ship's doctor tries candidate. (A) to locate the start of .an Asiatic O,QaIlEY,.,.,MlI,j, IAn,. .ir. traffic Cni Jer.,gcbesel , ,chotg3La '.tbet. th . fcr any purpose. Your one mrit will probably be less than tt-i ccmbiried payments you're ml'd rig now. FAI LQAN APPROVAL Emil V. Spillman, who aided iri the jury siection for the Theodore Bundy murder trial. Brad / s (1) NEWS 8:30 O ANGIE Angie - staff. (A) BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Kidnapping." attack. (A) OLAVERNE&SHIRLEY Layerne and Shirley discover they've been replaced as directots of the annual brewery show by Lenny and Squiggy. (A) 0 PROJECT U.F.O. A Vietnam veteran with a dark secret refuses to cooperate with Ryan 1237 pycIis; i sh cw up ist the 4077th with minor injuries, Col. Potter asks ham tc take an informal look at th. O THE NEWLYWED GAME NAME THAT TUNE husband Ike suffers a heart ers into a ghost town inhabited by five crazy people. SWITCH A female extortionist blames Mac for her husband's murder in jail and seeks revenge. (A) Whr-i Inst Sidney Froed ma ri O $100,000 OD 12:00 0 M'A'S'H ) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Eudora Welty. (Part 2 of 2) (R) (4) BIG VALLEY Heath wand- average; I) - - Your (Iredit Is Good For (12) THE CROSS-WITS 11:30 / LEHRER (2)TONIGHT Host: Jatiririy REPORT Carson Guest: Joan Rivi r 7:30 (4) NEWLYWED GAME (2) (Film grading: A— superb: B—good; C poor; F awful) 1741EIE11> CASH? - zalion are hired to protoct wealthy businessman (R) Prize in journalism. DICK - "4t::>AVE"4D%%fN RS*0 martiI 10:00 C!) 0 BARNABY JONES Barnnby and two members of an ultra-modern security organ i O MATCH GAME O JOKER'S WILD EEl - at Guard officer in the are. assumes command when 6:30 NBC NEWS (4)flCBS NEWS (12j CAROL BLOODLINE (R) Audrey hepburn, Ben Ganara, James Mason, Omar Shari!. Romantic mystery. This is further proof that big best sellers are tough to turn Into movies. Sidney Sheldon's book becomes a fuzzy mess here, despite lavish production, and a fine cast. It is compressed and emerges with more holes than a yard of screening. And a sub-plot (involving sex and nudity) has absolutely no connection with the bst of it, GRADE: C - ED MACNEIL F'iiIIcI - - EVENING (4)MARY TYLER So-So some big screen presence. Catch it next year on TV. GRADE: C NIGHTWING (PG) Nick Mancuso, David Warner, Kathryn Harold. Thriller. Whoever thought of this had bats in his beifrey. It's a silly amalgamation of a horror story (with vampire bats as the scary Ingredient) and some nonsense about American Indians and their tribal customs. The horror stuff is handled with nice restraint, but the other aspect weighs its down, and it Is 'badly written, edited and acted. GRADE: C-plus. GETJERAL RELEASE JI.ALJIA (I'G) F'rank Langella, Laurence Olivlcr. rniIcI I1 zaec. (Horror) An old favorite with the Th.iry (,tmt made over as a matinee idol. Director John (ttwcLay- ibt ]Fever) Badham heaps on the flashy effta arid th gore at the expense of the story. More tiii't.saateftjl t.I,a,rx scary. Caution: too much gore for our 1C..A i C SCAI I'I4Dft1 ALCATRAZ (PG) Clint Eastwood, t.x-1 Icohan.. I)riima.. Good, tough escape yarn 1ari arcl fa—movrng with producer-star Eastwood in top AA igl' —qis.ality Hollywood entertainment on a low tx.acit Iat.aiff to Eastwood and director Don Siegel for ill be done. Caution: some violence, r-c,'.rjrx it caxx lza-rigu.age. GH,ADF: A 'trri XMUMJk7X7E9_,dk1_X_~ (14G) Bill Murray. Comedy. Summer xxip arxtica from the "Animal House" team, Trips all z- ita1f iri tr-3rirsg to imitate Its predecessor, and all but six-i aorri ri.ic,e character scenes between Murray and riworriz- Cb.z-ia Makepeace. Too much bad material has rx 1ft m to clzsssify it as a worthy outing. 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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>, August 03, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8fe62fba88da9e43f9b98e1f6c229748.pdf 54bf25d78e18bcd9ec7dda33c2417fe2 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION list Year, No. 234—Sundi Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 25 Cents Many Birds Aron-'t DyingeeeThey're Just Drunk By JANE CASSELBERRY - • WAf calls are from people who have just moved down from the north and are not familiar with this type ofbird behavior. Unfortunately, sometimes It turns out that the fears are well-founded. Williford said that he was witness to an Incident that occurred In Orange County where songbirds cardinals, blue jays, flickers and woodpeckers... were falling out oftrees. In that case the birds were not intoxicated but were dying having been poisoned by eating crickets In a school athletic field that had been sprayed. "There was nothing I could do. I felt so helpless," said Williford. "1 contacted the head of the athletic department and told him I felt there was a better time of year to& the spraying." "When I receive a report, once I can Identify the bird Herald Staff Writer Humans are not the only ones with a weakness for the fruit of the vine. According to Eddie Williford, who gives lectures on birth for the Florida Audubon Society, birds and other animals sometimes get tipsy from overindulging. Fermented berries and sweep up are the martinis of the animal world and birth have been known to become so btozlcated they fall to the ground unable to fly. Williford, who works In the Florida Audubon's state headquarter, on Lake Sybelia In Maitland, said frantic calls come in from alarmed bird lovers who fear the birds are dying, when often they are jM drunk. Many of the CASUAL! COMFORTABLE!" and determine that it Is a fruit eater I am more relaxed," he said, "l)g when they describe a standard Insect eater, I get concerned and get out to check quickly. We have several people in the Audubon Society who will respond quickly and efficiently when needed. We also have volunteers who care for Injured and baby birds. Without them we would be just swamped." One of the berries that is the downfall of many a bird said Williford Is the wild cherries. "We have large groups of birds migrating through this area," he said, "among these are the cedar waxwing and the robin, both of which have a fondness for fermented berries." The International Wildlife magazine published bimonthly by the National Wildlife Federation tells of the case of hundreds of waxwings which fell victim to Intoxicating effects of fermented rowanberrles in Sweden. While motorists were trying to cope with a stretch of icy roadway one winter day, some of the drunken birds began to weave back and forth along the shoulder, while others dive-bombed right into windshields. Many of the birds, rendered totally helpless, just sat in the middle of the road. Ripe pyracantha berries plentiful In this area have also been responsible for many a bird's drunken spree. "Robins in Florida sometimes get so tipsy on ripe pyracantha berries that they bump into each other See BIRDS, Page ZA county Headstart Troubled DUT u urecTor V ows Remed It y "MMIVAErm Herald Staff Writer - In spite of what appear to be Insurmountable problems for Seminole Community Action's (WA) He.datsrt program, the program's director Portia Spenser said today classes for 2W pee-school age chijdren of underprivileged families will be held in September In permanent fI Jftj "I'll go out and stump In the community for volunteers to help us bring the Bookertown, Midway and Altamonte caters into compliance with the fire and electrical codes and to help us find a new center In Oviedo before IT let the program be in jeopardy," Mrs. Spenser said. "I certainly hope our headsiart program is not In a" vuu 'Lines Form In SOF : $&a 00 RALL WE, ONLY I • A major need at the Bookertown center - the installation of five-eighths Inch drywall to separate the kitchen from the remaining portion of the building -had not been corrected, but the dry wall was on order, McCluan said at the time. Mrs. Spenser said the dry-wall has since been Other Places som, service stations to open Saturday or Sunday, got a glimmer of hope for the MUDOduI Day holiday. To e temporory relief to the içccnlng holiday, date sergy plume'. re'ts.ed 7 m&IILq gallons of gas that had been "adsalda." That fuel — only about half of one day's sversp cemimption In the Los Angeles ares - will go to horgir stations in Los Angeles and Orange coimlies, " ' ' "-California conducted a II- s" I—'' Siw percent of m*WW= am dations would elm today and 91.1 percent Swiday. Manyownirs odd thsydo not he" gasto pump ao could ad comply with Ik ow 'a order requirft larger dationi to open on Saturday or Sunday. NOW I III • •-- .• Meanwhile, Gov. Edmond G. Brown Jr. and energy Ssa'dory James Schle singer bickered over California's F mam in Abonsist. &owm, who flew to W'4ton this week and said PVgIdaUt Cutor Promised to Increase California's gas J•54• 111115iffelow flSZt moulk was 5CCUNd by kush1w of misleading go Public. IrtllIhiJur sald hi an NBC1V interview California wield roost,, oily a trickle more gasoline. He said ad ohress" so .ps.d1he*coildsolv.m54dtheMats's.ssrgy priblena. MeredutischeckedliiFridaywlthtalesofaworaeslitg dEven were -, __ Vs.Mets 'cI I. Oregon aid amappeared to be lip r the ui'd. Colerads ripeetsd as major ki metsrs aitboui aborter hoar'. èY 'uiuj were hac'p' more wldeoprssd hi the. Dam* IM Me'Yirkasddatlws$.Wicted1ObScleI.d AN Muir' a so*, hi slang msJwr.g a few stollens won eq.çsidbShe pffiI'Mlaparcs& OW C arday - t'-el el,th.,dts1.dayMThlMMisaL .. " -'.-.: - ir. .d --- _-- - - — Area Stations-Who's Open? In an effort to serve Herald readers customers call during listed open hours to throughout Seminole County, we're determine If those hors are dill In effect, and puHl.lthg the times gasoline stations are whether the station has the grade gasoline open. Most of S.nhiç4 Coaty's service customers need. The following lid covers stations have gone to staggered hours part of the Sanford ares omitted from because of major cutbacks In their May Friday's lid, Lake Mary and Altamonte silo t'atkm Because aWlon hours may change Springs. on any given day, station operators 54554 Bob's Texaco 91 W. SH 4X 86"M L4NFM ARU Mon.4d.7 am. to 7pm. SaL dosed U.S. 171 at Lake Mary Boulevard Mon.—&m. 7 am, to 10 p.m. ___ Eldsldije a Standard Stat. Road 40 m7141 Mon.-Fri. I am. —14 Sat. open IV, Noon Sun. sEuon ISO W.8R4IS1624116 Mon.4M. 7 am. 4p.m. SaL dosed Go 31MM . 30 Mos.8aL7a.mto3p.m. , closed •• -- , • -. •., Ml54i7ksth'.$iio. - a, 1a is I* P.R. Ismled@ am Service . W. in 416 am 11106 __ est . . year. However, financing tim motel became an sdiat. problem and It took an extensive search before a bask agreed to underwrite the 11 WHIM mortgage, Ellinor said. After theflnanclug was arranged,Ellinor n dL r1Wmodule i rental wits to be Flesh and to n iflIffpMhe l ::?i .Tbe modular concept - -Vaiieyrergemson 4011114101 -. Mus.4M..$ am. to 7IOp. 6% Cksm - •- "The world caved In in 1974. The Arab oil embargo just killed the motel Industry. The people stopped coming and the market just went to pieces," he said. Nevertheless, Ellinor said he was able to rr an occçancy rate of about 60 pent In the rental rooms by the end of 14 and that the restaurant and lounge were galr ng popularity. By 1975, Ellinor said his bills were current — except for the mortgage — and It looked OP"iNg the Sanford Volkswagen dealership sad owned the property across the highway. He thouglg a commercial motel, with a quality restaurant and comfortable lounge was aa,eb. "I *54111 over the sout heast locking for the right I theought the modular plan Was going to work out just as we hoped," he i I i.r119d - From the time the motel began construction will it was sold to a Canadian firm last week, It has been a nightmare for the Year-old Ellinor a $1 million nightmare. "It's been a complete disaster. It took everything I could beg, borrow and steal to get off the ground and when it fell through, was wiped out," he said. Today Ellinor and his wife, Niki, live on a houseboat at the Daytona Marina. The couple Is rehabilitating the 50-year-old craft for sale Ell Said his troubles with the Cavalier Isa darted almost as soon as the plans were drawn up. He said he was bitten with the "motel bug" In 1970 when the Disney World hoon had developers putting up motels right snd left hi central Florjda.M the time, he was imperilcrsis : ou Co. • ALTAMOtiTE SPIWIGI Anid, - M1LAltoiUt.ii,i MemTh.7s.m.$o$pa. dead .. had been used extensively In the southeast and Ellinor said he felt the modules would save time and costs In the construction. But before the units could be Installed, Ellinor ran Into trouble finding workers to complete the conventionally constructed restaurant and lounge. "We should have opened In January of 1973, but we got bogged down and it wasn't imIll mid-74 that we opened," he said. The delay boosted the construction well as withholding revenues. When the complex did open, It opened at the wrong time, Ellinor said. lISZt Direct thlCorp.8R411114Q1$ MoL8m. 10 am. to $ p.m. - lAKE MARY - By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer His Pocketbook isas empty as the lO4motel rooms at the ghost-like Cavalier Motor Inn he once owned, but Fred Ellinor said he'll get back on his feet and Into the business world 80011. "I put everything I had Into that place," Ellinor said of the motel on 17-92 just south of Airport Boulevard, Three years ago EUlnor voluntarily closed the motel when It was found that the modular units used In the construction of rental contained too much fire-hazardous polyurethane. — .S'5g4j5y Square Mobile 1604173 g W. SR 4X Mcn.M. 7a.m. toll am. and 3p.m. 106pm. Sm. ciossi SSWn-E1.Ven 3U M u.s. ui at sm'-.i Estates iton.i Sm. II hors daily U00.iS Club Rod III pm. FRED ELLINOR ...at his Daytona Beach houseboat Ex-Cavalier Owner; Down...But Not Out Press WIll *24,00 oppppr "•• 4. See HEADSTART, Page ZA Energy Shortage: Some 'Hope ud1w LEEPE 1 _______ ___ the building not be used during the extended time. Mod of the other fire code vloJ*tlnna had either hem corrected or were In process of being corrected when the time extension was granted, J.H. McQuan, chief fire Inspector, had reported to anotim ga pi.c• SOIdiS.t Only . Commissioners had unanimously granted the extension for the Bookertown canter on the cow , I ". Mattress & Foundation granted on May 8 county electrical inspectors inspected the Bookertown, Altamonte and Midway centers. "We were told we must get a person with a masters electrician's license to apply for permits and there's no way we can afford that," Mrs. Spenser said. WA received a federal grant to renovate the heathtart centers to bring than into compliance with fire and safety codes. Extensive work was done on the Sanford center, but only enough money mnilns for materials for the renovation of Midway, Bockertown and the Altamonte facility, Mrs. Spenser said, This week school officials notified WA It can no longer use faciltles at the Jackson Heights Middle School for Its Oviedo area center because of pansion plans there for the new school year to begin September. jsnyb Aed the portion of the rg used by . mad 'I'4ed i_.0 out of temporary type ceilftr*t the 1ll be replaced at facilitlis in diurub _beau time she "miss iacui I. need only temporarily. mi center at Winwood Park has been mi ta'*tlas the diu ore ad 1ge aoqh clo..d Altamonte order of the Semimb Coudy POW and we have to pack up the d Ictilsa sad other Safety by Department fire division for newly amoot Items and store them away when church services because of fire code violations. The Midway Spenser, said. are to be held," M continues to operate under a 4ay extension, to The latest problem to confront the headitart expire In June, to bring that center up to fire code. program is notification from Seminole County The only one of WA's five centers without a electhcJ Inspectors that WA mat hire a master problem Is the newly renovated Sanford hUdILII electrician to acquire permits for electrlcal work at center, Mrs.Spenser said. We casters In Bookertown, Midway and Altamnonte.The granting of the time extension for The Seminole County Commission on May 8 Bookertown center had been expected to permit its We a 40-day extension to permit the Booker. reopening. But Mrs. Spenser told WA directors town center, operating 04 of the old Bookertown Thursday night that the day after the extensionwas tt ism Mlblb 11"Na FVA athOOl, to comply with fire codes and reopen. The Seminole County Public Safety Department fire division had earlier ordered the center closed because of fire code violations. The day after the extension was granted, Mrs. Spenser reported to the WA board of directors Thursday night, electrical Inspectors Inspected the three facilities and said a master electrician would have to be hired and only a person with those qualifications could apply for electrical permits, j' — - like he was going to get over the hump. But report from a Jacksonville engineering arm, contracted by the bank, tore the heart out of any chance for success. When the modular, units were constructed, See EX-CAVALIER, Page IA Today Aresad .......................... 4-A .......................... 11-A Church ................................44$ c.aic..................................S1 Crsssurd............................... Editorial ................... ............44 Dear Abby............................... Heriecep,............................ . .. Ileapliul .................................1-A (ilJMLV ................... .. . .. . . .. . ..1 $ a 8prta ____ ______$ U4 . ...... . . . . . . .. . .. .. ..7'. ......................... 11-A Beidse...................................II -t .- -. - �2A—EvenW4 NersM, Sanfes, Fl. Sunday, May 70, 11 Evening Herald, Sanfor4, F?: Panel May Vote VORLD By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer added he h asked Langwood Robert Dam of Longwood, Goldberg said. "Idllda't have to "I haven't seen the judge's the then mayor Gerard Connell, Qty Attorney Ned Jullan Jr. to who lroiuj* the suit against move, the person who bought order, but It looks like we're who accused the council of check Into the legality at his Goldberg End the city, to file t" my house still hasn't moved in, going to have to obey it and vote "gerrymandering." Attempts "It bit me like a lead voting on the law of his own he added. md I thought when I moved I on the question," he added. to override the veto failed. balloon," said lingwood Qty ehigihihity. could keep my seat." Mayor CrunIoner Larry Goldberg June Lormann Multhew ruled Tuesday Ofl Goldberg, who was re-elected Goldberg sold be had con. reserved comment as to what of 5pjp County Circuit Juhlan said the mter bad t filed In October, 1970, tInned to serve on In 1977, has continued to serve he Suit the co rn- the Judge Richard Muldrew's been placed on the agenda for by Doves, who was ii COII. miaslon after out his two-year term after moving last year ordered to vote as had , order to the city commission to Monday rigid's meeting and he milsion candidate in another based on Ju lian's ruling and his had the opportunity to discuss it moving last year. Julian ad. vote on whether he (Goldberg) would explain the city's Option. district at the time. In his suit, vised Goldberg could retain his Own interpretation of the or. with Julian. She said the mifg He declined to say whether or Daves asked the court must vacate ) to d1" seat and the commission has been unaware the case was seatakicehenolosiged livesln not he would rocu'vsmmmd that require Goldberg's seat be fail ed to vote on the Issue comIng to coirtTy. the district he was elected to the ceminladon vote on the vacated saying Goldberg bad "I'm at The controversy began more despite requests to do so by the represent. ouster as ordered by the coat, forfeited his seat when he Judge's not surprised decision," Days said City than a year ago when the Asked If would be In moved from Sandalwood In Commissioner the CRY Daves' attorney, John J. B. Grant, If the commission obeys the cordunpt if they refused to vote District 1 to "j city council attempted in liberon In District expected that. Ordinance 437 to realign District a Uebmnan of Orlando, was asked 1 to include Judge's order signed Thursday, as the Issue, Judge Muidrew 5. by Muidrew to prepare an order says You must live In the section where Goldberg would Goldberg said, "I don't Imow If said that world have to be tooust me distri "If th ey vote will ct you ep moving, takin for him sign, requiring the r to resent. Goldbe I will vote as It or not, but I determined In a hearing. ,It g it it, probably eppeal It as I don't to berg helped pass but he district represented Stephen commission vote on the don't lee Why I shouldn't. He would be op to the attorney for think I did by anything illegal," hadn't moved at that time." Barton. The plan was vetoed by matter. V IN BRIEF Model Reveals Relations With Liberal Party Leader ¶ On Goldberg's Ouster LONDON (UPI) — Sniffling and wiping his eyes, former model Norman Scott told the jury In the Jeremy Thorpe trial the former lAberal Party leader forced him Into homosexual relations during a weekend at the home of Thorpe's mother. Thorpe, taking notes In the prisoner's dock, showed no emotlqn as Scott testified for 90 minutes Friday In a voice so low the jisige repeatedly told him to epeak op. Thorpe and three other defendants are charged with coilracy to murder Scott, who claims to have been Thorpe's lover for five years. Thorpe also Is charged with incitement to murder. All four defendants have pleaded not guilty. Thorpe, a member at ParUerneeg for 10 years until he was voted out In the May 3 electIon, also has vigorously denied there was any homosexual relatIondIp. • . B i,'cI ; NA11ON ; c;' A 17-year-old rural Sanford youth was robbed of his wallet by two men who picked him up while he was hitchhiking on south Sanford Avenue, Sanford police said Rodney Hudson was hitchhiking and given a ride by two men IN BRIEF Committee Negotiators WASHINGTON (UP!) — After three days of horsetrading, House and Senate negotiators have agreed on a 1960 budget praised by the administration as a major weapon in the "offensive against Inflation." The compromise plan accepted by the House and Senate Budget Committees Friday sets spending next year at the level recommended by President Carter, but cuts the federal deficit an extra $5.4 billion. James McIntyre, chief of Carter's Office of Budget and Mazwgement,sajd approval of the budget next week by the full Congress "will assure the people that their government is sustaining its offensive against Inflation." The compromise budget provides spending next year of $532 billion about $11 billion less than needed to keep current programs level with Inflation. It projects revenues of $509 billion and a deficit of $23 billion. - • •.•• ;4.•..._i_ (CIId From Paw U) or fly into telephone wires End windows," reports international Wildlife. And In southern Nevada, hordes of Billy Jokes With Jurors 9 robins welf am staggering walind after, SHREVEPORT, La. (UPI) — The German govern mont, trying to recover silverware that siçpo.edly belonged to Adolf Hitler, has lost Its suit against a Loidia collector who wants to sell the property. liwsuft, filed by the Wed German Mate of Frelstaat Bayern against John Moore, was &nIqd Friday by U.S. District Judge Toni agg on grounds the property was valued at lees than $10,000 and therefore was not within federal coat jurisdiction. A collection of 3? ituns of table silver engraved with the høJals "A.H.," sod fair, other objects said to have belonged to the Neal Party were obtained by Moore from a Texas seller IM year. Officials in Went Germany discovered their exintuice when Moore offered them for sale In a newspaper there. The so said the property was stolen by US. sols when they entered Germany In World War H and should be retmed. Vietnamese Factions Feuding BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — At leant 30,000 heavily armed troops sad civilians of the oiated pal Pot regime Malted Into Thailand today, fleeing advancing viotr'unea, forces Thai military authorities said. The aidhorities called the aitun "itical" and "extremely 'l.'igeroen" as Vlnni., troops and their Pheam Puth gaveran aWis were reported dose behind the Khmer Roags. On, Mgh.rankliig mflery omcer said he feared the VWnain,e, would cross into Thailand In hot pursuit of the fleeing now Pow. _____ _____ •--- China Blasts SALT Treaty ___ Llama Latest Surprise In Zoo Birth Exnlnsinn ____ The population explosion at the Control Florida Zoo o.1a.* tMa wesk with the mr pr1se aa1,j of a baby male in-own and white ilwta born to the soots pair of white and black llamas. "She (the female llna) didn't even look pregnant who I saw her last week", said a proud Joe Or1ttoI3 ___ _____ ___ ___ Heads,tart at Midway sad the Aituusoel, Springs ares. The Midway coder was grodod a day_u• on to ro in Jans to co'nply With ftrocsje. omeWs reported. Making their and "-a continue to be held at t coder. The Altameug. Springs ceitor in Winwuod Park was of iWlng school children were the foor Bengal flgsr cubs buis April 20 to two tlgunbrosbtto the see as bibles is $71 from Ten. 'ma debut delight _ Other recent arrivals dft Ewisliog I1o'M ius.s as ens tm—v.i. lundey, May * Th NO. 334 rusma.i SiMs .pse,. ui s.*, ne saa NIraM, us, N. Prism Ave., $MNJ4 FM. $1171. based Class rrllji Paid ai UaM. F*Ws W7I lMoaDøusJv: NIlE. flsseMg $3J5,4i'1srait OlIN, Ysor, NI.* Sr Mail: NIlE. 00 wMI fu..es saM, en —at 00540, Veer, ( 4 • - - shiner aid eis from lbs Imurenc, kiIsd he lbs preblel bat cw'r'w - •- .. - • * was "mere am _ikçi." "gaily I think we m* have been OK, battle nwasamoralrrr-blUty," Haoddamiliaikddadyvasd,msby the m adthe reesho of the study Mastad a sty hmd did esM. - .......... • . - .\\ :. ., - - ,.i.-.' • - 1-LB.' BAG OF BRACH'S CANDIES Our Req. 1. 17 Ive.ii the I.irnii to I it Brach s Toffee fj aSSortt'(l nft, •1R ,' at • 7A7E WASHINGTON (UP!) — Rank-and-file Teamsters union members have ratified a new, three-year contract with Cho trucking 0 '4 r7 by a nearly 34o.i margin. "I think the margth by which our members have approved the National Master Freight Agreement proves without a doubt that this Is the best national freight contract ever negotiated," he said. The pact, negotiated after a lOday strike — lockout last month, stretched President Carter's 7 percent wage guidelines — although the administration Insists the provisions technically met the standards. SAVE! FLATWARE SELECTION Our Req. 3/St - Choice of patterns fork knife. spoon salad fork 1-1 d ce"::nç •; ecc •.. FOR HOSPITAL NOTES MAY 1$, 1571 __ ___ weolia __ __ ___ __ ith the Wildlife Cam. rrsImlon, the zoo hatched end released ida, Indigos lad yew End hops.to do the sune next yew. The Indigos are protected by both Mate and federal regulations. • W Kiliar said, his been the romsors he P'MIc, 111'sor said he began ssarc1i,g for a job. He found a spel - a used-car Salmonin ___ ___ won,hssuhe,dabackM ,,, leave for iitb r. he said.am hod ___ said. Wtfllkudthe me,1cgp He sW has wift011111111 8" 011111walts and W& VA are MW being foi in the Finds 111111W _l action took almost a yew ci __ - . ..-•" -- ___ —•- _ ' .! tj Willie K. Mickens Lucy W. Moughton Robin Polity Stanley M. Stevens John R. Whitman, Chuluofa Catherine Edwards, Debary Rose Mary Hodges Ethel Newman Carl H. Schoen.man Hazel Smith William Yates IIRTNS Sanford 't.. Thomas 1. Patricia Hyde, a boy, James & Patricia Wrennick, a On. Delary SantJIgO& Dolores Benitez, a boy. 001111111101 Cauthen Eloulie Evans William Fox Jr. Leroy Groover Patricia Adams At baby girl Hyde baby boy Luis Templeton, Deitson Sophie Zaiiwski, Deltona Charles A. Ounce, Merritt Iii. Linda E. Sheppard, New Smyrna Jerry H. Powell, Winter Springs William H. Patterson, Kokomo, md. • Fiãie" Large, grey a white frightened cat, Ilke this picture. but sold I* is slight 9 _____ BRASS HOSE NOZZLE Our Reg. 1.45 PLEASE __ Standard size brass hose nozzle for home use. Our 1.07, Spraymatic ... 11 77 • j_a t.,4• CALL COLLECT ____ motel _uas. thigh, he sold. "Wa bias hard, Niki end I we happy end that's ar - you can't bsy," ha said. E11pjsai IbM ailbegh be has rp'n,d cowls. , the motel c1 .k4. lBs fendewerebeiagdrmnsd,bMhsodd he hed heyu ci gaining sims ri4lruaint hem the1egaledios. Who thehegaj trend 0g Gwendolyn LOUIS C. Hobby ____ has heerd surrounding the motel cksIng. "I've heard people say they thought the 0M was $unbliendprodItrtion.ft was hQfrIbls,l thought people knew me better thus thel," he go DISCHARGES SANFORD: George P. Sandy Evelyn Brown DMIS$$ONS SANFORD , llama Zoo's newest arrival-baby Include a spider Inanhay, hopes to acquire a male born Ms 'w three wallaby, Pusly said. "It's lively Red Fox kits born spring," said Poesy. lad mouth; and ababy ey said the zoo has wallaby (buwus a Joey)' received elgid Indigo snake vatusiod out ad its ot Is eggs which are now being marsupial pouch for the hlclibated.Aspartofa pilot ut Ila Friday. The zoo program In cooperation - ___ ci... I iN odirely velodury. We hIt we had a moral he aid... RoyaIsf. WASHINGTON (UP!) — Police are looking for two suspects seen fleeing the scene of an explosion that extensively damaged a Cuban government office late Friday night. No injuries were reported. A police spokesman said an air conditioner was blown out and all the windows In the building were broken. __ odd he aly i'u.d lbs ,tel. That was in September ci M. "We wire ordered to ilmo down. That's lbs 1y Iag. Nobody not the 01 Cuban Offices Bombed "o' __ Iv~,w - - _ Ex-Cavalier ()wner; Down,,,,But Not Out VIPIIA) (0111" d they e Impeded by ect at the (mberh1n Maulacturing Company L. AIWM ad fiend to be in r-ve with lbs Southern Saderd Iei1 Cede.. A loUeraewüth.dtyefgodd,., lbs arrMlod's udke pussssd by 1Imr cewi pelywMe I walk and lbs WA benas coacrasd It 4gP' have a pili*W tire en Ms The esØeeiing m ci Rqe'ds ad IBM iNN invidIgIgeendsbsyrelur4 ustaisrible ripen. _______ - us aped else w abort to deliver." Gestation period for 11 nii Is 11 mo.4)se lbs baby isa born at 1:30 p.m., Thursday. The llama Infant, marked much like his (Mliv, was up as his long gusgly logs heir biter birth end feeding well, no w namby Lays T-'rpl, Qivds ci God in (bsW. Mrs. Spuueuaid "Ithir is charging SCA for use .1 their facilities erupt for n-'- ROME (UPI) — F tonws burnt o an ob. MMrIcl'a ages in Twin, tied In a desir d her In the kasscspsforcgiagodrsfss for aboli. lbs ating was pest of the Mqped.r elalmee that b plagued Rely tini week i.g the general election cpsh. The sheIla MS Jane 34. kRe,alysweldyoutkw raw byaballetis lbs Muds Mm ares who Modvo p,&, fires. Inluvined to heesk op 111ag helium rs end 1st. ( I S toil rept up to thc tr ot pun h ' i .i I stole a 26 -11101 bii In o. 'h' Siiitnt Count) deputies. Ed Strawder of 3511 Jamison Drive, Apopka, told deputies his truck was removed sometime Tuesday night and Wednesda morning from Struwder's Produce on State Route 436 in Forest City. Deputies day the theft probably occurred early in the evening. i BOAT, SHOP MT OORA,DELANO. LEEcIJRC. kj((,w,r BOSTON (UP!) The S54on Skylab space station Is slowly falling from Its orbit and soon will come crashing toward the earth. But a group of true believers hope to use the power of peychokineses mind over matter to offset the pull of Earth's gravity. The Institute of Psycho Energetics In Brookline, Mass., hopes the energy from the minds of at least 1 million Americans can be harnessed next Friday at 1 p.m. EDT for five minutes to keep Skylab from falling and propel It into a higher orbit. Psychokineses Is the power to move objects by concentrating on them. Psychics such as Uri Galler have demonstrated their alleged powers by bending spoons, keys and the hands on clocks. _ closed a ordw of the an ___ ad clusse for those__ d0ru an bdq hold at do Moro Violence In Italy PICKUP TRUCK TAKEN A 1t13 Ford pickup truck valued at $1,800 was taken from the front lot of a produce stand in Forest City, according to Seminole I1t!•-:fr•' t''i-i o loretta Pro'.', n of l U I iui "I tiil; I )nj'. deput i es tlit• bii'.cli' :-Atilt n hO Ito lit • %%'C(lties(I'iv !iiorriitig or 1.(3S5)-P374740 I R EWARD for do 111h d am __ to no lfal fl,u, he ,flJ be aaigj 10 hellp the - •.. •___- ----•-- -. --.• - .-. -- ._: . & a._A__ _••!•g —• - -g ' 4:, •:._;j- - .. . .-•.- - . - - •• . rui r j' • • • a. - •. (0 )'\SI RI 0 ll'f\ SIlt- III ' Soineont' stole eight sets of rte'I •.-,it1tZ,hi, :r in a site in Sanford, au1-oi- (IIrfl to S'inuiole ('iwt lipik.. The construction cquipl:ltn! Wediiesda', fruit, itt'' Srutjiv, st r or':; ( il ' I'll e m hat, and structmomi site at :Nil-poi-1 Pr'tt!rv:,mui :11111V 2r! 5! The scaffolding, '.'.hn-h lt:rrl Io'. r rrt it ('Omnrflri 'aV:Is '.aliied at hi, • . trip :u i7 1 Can Skylab Be Saved? ____ ____ he sthsr two hesart centers where the amvices of a moder electrician mist be acquired are C111111. : ___ T ___ 1' ___ delivered. While attempts are mad, to coaçiy with the candy's electrical code requirement, Mrs. Spenser said hrMwt 'nIn the Bootown area will continue to be held at the Providence ______ ••---•- Forrest Drive, Sanford, who along with his wife Steila donated the mother back In July, 10I6. The female and a male black and white llama dubbed "Liz" and "Dick", were brought to Sanford from a llna tam In Oregon. "Al Ran (zoo director) called me Thuds7 at II o'clock atnlgt*to give ine the good news," Oritt said. The male died lost year end was replacedby a three-year-old male ob. tained from the CafálUa Game Farm hi Now York. "We had noticed the liamaa breeding and we were always Optimistic.to said Zoo Curator Ed Pony, "but she didn't look pregnant. She had acted a little st range the day before, let nothing to mg, ___ QJMEL, Mexico (UPS) — Fidel Castro ended a two. day visit to Mexico by jelaing Ida hod, Mexican Presidod Pipes PatIDo, is argiag an end to the U.S. "icorionik blockade Inveae1 on the people of Cabs." Codro loft for Havana Friday from the Mexican !I1aJI4 o(Camenel With mçpertfor the usdcdthe h1-yearoldU.S. ieo—'ilc blocked,, a pod for t.clmologlcal exchange on sagar end a droag rL1.ondl with Laps. Portihlo. Inajsiatoiu.w, the twokeders arged "us end to the e-'"c blockads kepoud open the people of Cribs." The______ ciw"was read prior to Castro's departure for : :, _ _________ ______ •,. ___ ___ • . :..v ___ nectar. To obtain a lit of plants which Attract birds,contact the Florida Audubon headquarters in M"'sd. Castro Ends Mexican Visit his door. The mans rin plO\ees who diseove,- uI the os v:ilueui It $ YJ 1 Teamsters Ratify Contract - ww ww w ____ ____ fin Zc: The jury In the trial of required another round of deliberation today In trying to determine his fate for the slaying of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk The panel of seven women and five men late Friday — the third day of deliberations — concentrated on the slaying of Milk. It asked for a reading of the coroner's testimony on his wounds before Superior Court Judge Waiter Calcagno recessed proceedings for the night. White, 32, also a former policeman and fireman, was accused of shooting Moscone and Milk In their City Hall offices on Nov. 20 after he learned the mayor planned to appoint someone else to the post he quit. Making their debut Friday were these (our Bengal tigers _ PEKING (UPI) — Qdna condaimed the U.S. Sovlst SALT II try today as "tricky," "Incomprdienslvle," ASIA likely to "bring about only U,rs." The official New Cline News Agency, In a report from Ms couiaioii4etd hi Washington, said the contents of the treaty to be eiisd in Viness in mld4ime______ are "an involved and tricky and Its terminology so hioainpr&ismthk that It would make ones had Urn." The agency quoted Vice President Walter Mondale — Who ltseid'%adiceoatoahlth,hI.Iar,Ieforn*tlen"_..as calling the treaty "I',"dobly cumrçlkated." - A man checked into the 1):i mo it !:r!irtoti I a::' Route 46 at iz:io ltR.d;i ili piit' :- .r-u ruinmotel employee he UtlinU(IIdtalv hung I' 't I i •ttrt, 5 SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD DAILY 9:30 - 9:30 SUN. former city legislator Dan White . __ ___ • Seminole County deput ies. MOTORSTOLEN according to Seminole county deputies. A 12-foot boat and 39 horsepower motor were stolen Tuesday The burglary wasn't reported immediately because the owner from Brantley harbor in Longwood, according to Seminole was In the process of selling the business, deputies say. ('mmlv deputies. The stolen property valued at $456.30 included three pool Richard Storm, 39. of 205 Meredith Manor Blvd., Longwood, umbrellas, two vacuum cleaners and a case of toilet paper, told deputies the boat was tied and partially beached at the harbor deputies say. when it was stolen. lie estimated his loss at $500. ATLANTA (UPI) — Billy Carter, after an apparently easy four hours before the federal grand jury Investigating the Carter peanut warehouse, Friday said he doesn't expect to have any problems with the panel. "U I am Indicted, It will be the greatest lnjustlée ever done to any one poor human being In the history of the world," Carter said following the session, In which he claims to have swapped jokes with jurors and signed a few - SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Williford said raccoons and squirrels also get into berries and are sometimes affected. A Cuselbsrry resident reported her horse was addicted to overripe fruit of the palmetto and world escape from the pasture when they were ripe to at his fill. The elephant Is a mammal with a long tradition of Inebriation. This Is due to the elepha nt's habit of feeding on various fermented fruits end then engaging hi noisy drunken brawls. In Kruger National Park In South Africa's Trussvul, they eat the psie yellow, phansized fruit of the marula tree. These dellcacies have a sweetish acid lode which seem to have a special appeal and are UM to ferment In the ekplusds' MMsachs. Insects are also Susceptible,says International Wildlife. This weakness Is recognized by butterfly hunters who ise a devilish concoction of squashed bananas End sugar to tranquilize their quarry. Some insects are attracted to, the swedna of tree sap. When the Sep hements, wasps End butterflies are suddenly tmaM, to fly. Boost too, have been observed veering wildly after partaking of overripe _____ CLEANING SUPPLIES TAKEN More than $450 in cleaning supplies were stolen April 13 from the Sanford Inn but the incident wasn't reported until Thursday, White Jury Still Out A lot ofthe birds residing bore are not the fruit eating variety,he added,The cardinal for instance Is a seedeater and the mocking bird and jays are carnivorous Soling worms and Insects. By UNITED Pan INTERNAI1ONAL __________ Iwasil forces and labsnioe rM milHl. entered two south Leilanon border villages at night and threatened to punish them If Palestinians are allowed to cross the region on raide In northern Israel, travelers from southern Lebanon said today. In Jeniolen, brash Prime MbiM Ifrtacbem Begin today Invited Jordan to become the next Arab nation to make peace with Israel but warned ft should not expect any territory back as & Egy In the treaty Cairo signed with the Jewish Mate Mardi IS. SNAKE POT STOLEN A sn ake pot and macrame hanger was stolen Thursday from the back porch of an apartment complex in Altamonte Springs, according to Seminole County deputies. Helen Alan, 22, of the Spanish Trace Club Apartments Oil Spanish Trace Drive in Altamonte Springs told deputies the pot and hanger were valued at $125. - -. police said. When Hudson got out of the car, the two men followed him and told him to turn over his wallet. Wh n Hudson hesitated, the two men forcibly grabbed the wallet from him, police said. The men fled with the $2 Hudson had in his possession, police said. autographs. "Those grand jurors are mighty nice folks," he said, adding bespoke extensively to the 23-member panel about a questionable loan made to the peanut warehouse by the National Bank of Georgia. 5. Border Villages Threatened - , lingerIng too long at the pyracustha pub.A few days later, after they sobered up, they continued on their way south. "Drunk" may not be the correct tam for birds In this condition. Ornithologist Stanley Tançle of the University Of Wisconsin e'plalns that when a bird or mwnrnal sets Intoxicated, the cause Is usually not alcohol, but some other toxic substance. That poison, Temple speculates may be a particular plant's way of discouraging wildlife from eating It. Other naturalists point out that wild fruits can indeed fumaig, producing In animals the kindle of reactions normally AM_ easoclated with human IntoxicatIon. lbs big between inebriated people End winsals Is that tpiman. may set cod deliberately to addle their senses, while animal. usually taken unaware. Birds have a high metabolism End a rapid heartbeat which Is use of the reasons they are Affected so quickly after they eat the fermented fruit, Williford said. "At rigid they go into a trance-like stupor and lock their feet wound a branch. Their temperature Is lowered and their heartbeat slow,. If they didn't they would have to eat 24 hours a day to supply the necoary energy." Posaibly the only animal ever grateful for having aria too many isthe pink pigeon (not to be with am "Pink elephant" which lives on the Wand of Mauritius In the Indian Ocean. This rare bird eats a plant that stupefles him — but wIlds also produces cyanide who exposed to water In The pigeon's system. The some plant contains soother i9inical which accumulates In the bird's body, making its flesh poisonous to people. While other. todler pigeons were consumed *to extinction, "the tipsy pink variety was identified as a species to steer clear of. "Thus," says International Wildlife, "the pink pigeon's reknown as a drunk may be responsible tar Its survival a species." Williford said there are three varieties of uposscking birds that frequent this area, they are the yellow-bellied On dewn ,uo%,dssr the Hitler's Silver At Issue :loi iii to 'si-s 1% A 19- inch ftC.\ ('(1110 iir)rtibIe •t %ednesda - by a guest of :i motel nu.Ir .-iantur who took him to a spot near 1410W. 13th St. at about 8p.m. Friday, Agree On 1980 Budget : ;.• Sanford- Youth Robbed By Two Of $2 THE SAVINIM DI Ar " - -• �2A-Ev.ing NsraM, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, May 2011 Evening Herald, SanforcL Panel May Vote On Goldberg 's Ouster V)RLD By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald 8W1 Writer Model Reveals Relations With Liberal Party Leader l Jr. his his ll IN BRIEF LONDON (UP!) -Mang and wiping his eyes, former model Nonnan St told the jury In the Jeremy Thorpe trial the former Liberal Party leader forced him Into homosexual relations during is weekend at the home of Thorpe's mother. Thorpe, taking notes In the prisoner's dock, showed no ein4n as Scott testified for 90 minutes Friday In a voice so low the judge repeatediy told him to speak op. 7borp and these other defendants are charged with conspiracy to murder Scott, who dahni to have been Thorpe's lover for five years. Thorpe also Is charged with lncftemN to murder. AU four defendants have pleaded not guilty. Thorpe, a member of Par3Lemg for 20 years taitu be was voted out In the May 3 electIon, also has vlgore"ly denied there was any Iinomuai relationship. Hitler's Silver At issue SHREVEPORT, La. (UP!) - The German governtrying to revr silverware that supposedly belonged to Adolf Hitler, bu lest its suit against a Lauialeea collector who weds to all the property. The suM,Mail bythe Wed German data ofF,Jg Ba)'ern against Joim Moore, was tnhi.,d Friday by U.S. District Judge Tom SIM on posmde the propty Was valued at le, than $10,000 and thar.fuea was not within federal co jurIsdiction. A collection c137 Items of able silver engraved with the h%Iale "A.H.," and four other objects said to have b"W to the Nni Party won obtained by Mows from a Tezu seller 18A year. Officials In West Germany discovered their existence when Moore offered them for all. In a newspaper there. The suit said the property was stolen by U.S. soldiers when they entered Germany In World War U and should be returned. m5*, Vietnamese Factions Feuding BANGKOK, Thilid (UP!) — At 1..st 30,000 heavily armed troop and dvWams of the oneted poi Pot regime — 1110 71111111111111111 today, Owing advancing Vi fl-ne" forces, Thai military authorities aait The authorities celled the aitn "atical" and "extremely dopirmll as V14i'son., troop and their Thmom Peeb P"fWAOt aths were reported dose behind the Itlaner Rois. One higbreeking mumary officer said he feared the VIthnwlgee would am into Thailand In hot pursit of the deft xhmw now Border Villages Threatened By UNITIDPB lNTNA'l1ONAL larasli forces andIahsnee. r4gW'I millt l.,nq entered twoulthLebumboliftvillages at night and threatened to psodab them If Pa1flnIani are allowed to aols the NOW on raida In northern Ierael, travelers from southern Iabanon said today. In Jerurolem, Israeli Prime Minister Monachem Begin W* Invited Jordan to become the next Arab nation to make peso. with Ixael but warned It should not expect WW territory back as did 84W In the treaty Qdro signed W" the Jewish state March IS. China Blasts SALT Treaty PEKING (UP!) - Qdaa tonaf-nn,d the U.S. 5o,lst SALT U treaty today as 'Thcky," "Incoiup1tonai,l.," and Ukely to "being about only lIsters." The Offidd New (Idna News Agency, In a report from Ma c ,ni*u"dealt in Washingiom, amid the contents of the treaty to be siCi.d In V1e"a In m1d4ime are "so Involved and tricky and Mi terminology so InoonWrehuIthl, that it would make one's head turn." The aaq quoted Vice Pr4't Waiter Mondale who it .14 "had acc ta all the " information" - as cflbtg the treaty "fiendiebly complicated of • • (X)7AJNL, Mexico (UPS) - Fidel Castro -did a two. de1viekto Mexico by jibmIag No host, Mexicee Pr,14ea1 'epes Putillo, In urging a end to the U.S. "ecunk Nockade wposed on the people of Cuba." C*re left far Mavama Friday from the Mule" Now ofConunulwithloppedfarth,en4ofthe1I,ar.el4Uj. ecoueadc tded di a pact far tEb.,li,gicaI exchange on sager sad a dreag r'iip with Laps. Poitille. MajeUlLIU1Ithkadarsorpd I'm an4to thsur'c bhckad e.sd spin the people of ci" The cv'pu Waned prior to rs's departure for Cuba. B i@rds ____ in expolI ed to accumulates 1 V111dW soft pid pigagin's rekam a a drunk MY to responsible for it. survival as a species." Williford mid there are these varieties of sapeucking birds that frequedthiss.,th , the dawn wuk, oM the hairy weed __ A lot of the birds residing here are not the fruit eating VNWYI be added, The for Instance Is a nedeater AM the mocking bird and jays are carnivoirm eating wormsandbsects. Williford said raccoons and squirrels also get Into berries and are sometimes affected. A Casaelbsrry 1155MMMA reported her horse was addicted to overrip fruilt of the palmetto and would escape from the pasture when they were ripe to eat fill, The elephant Is a mnntal with a long trdJthiql of Inebriation. This Is due to the el.ph4's habit of feeding on various fermented fruits and then engaging noisy drunken brawls. In Kruger National Past In South Africa's Transvaal, they eat the pale yellow, plama.alzed fruit of the marula tree. These delicacies have a sweetish acid tadft which seem to have a special appeal and are UM to firmed In the dep1aeds' stomachs. Insects are also susceptible, says International Wildlife. This weekl1esIsreCOgnisedby butterfly hu,gerswho use a devilish concoction of squashed beaanas and sagar tofreeqaglise their quarry. Some insects are Attracted to, the sIMne, of tree sap. When the sap farmeds weep and bidterthas are &"wiy uniffie to fly. Bees, to, ' been observed veering wildly after, partaking of ouuas nectar. To Wain a lid of plants which attract bird., Mlidict the florida Audubon headquarters in Maitlan& .. his in eadstar LwssI —w- ___• • •i 1 _____- IND 71 ks*y, May * im-vat No. 234 hy. 10 ias*y Op Thi wtv 11111111 N. Powell Aes.. IMNI$ F. 001P1. SlIM CaiN 11111111111111 to F** *111 New Narsl riWi Soft& INS,. BelMey: Moilt flN fINN, $$JliCflhui-$s $15.30, Veu, on lyMaN: we.ams Mallil$s.30,erl.—at NIh, Veer, g mesa via1.1ng PIIIIU uU. Friday were Llama Latest Surprise Fr-, ''F W- - ". I • ••.• • • i•j • ! • ___ '' were the fear Bengal Tiger cubs bus April 30 to two tllenks*tothessoas bblu In 1301 from Tennomm Other recent arrivals dater the *klirsystem at the 'etd they wm I1ed by a armed at the we "mew am ."trn" "LigIly 1 Wak we mW be" been OK, (ambsrUa Manufacturing Cs.paay in M1111111111111 Nd f.d to he Is c"-re with butbuewasamsesi rr'bllity," the Be. IId 1Il Cadet A Hudaaew*tadstuiywasjeby idS005wSb the cIyof1rdvi,flsd the usu Bern atths cuelij of the the waled's Mi., 'MU* Indicated a Iy buard esiot. the oMs pa.- eu1 by r -'-ed ps1ywMs Is the vaBead the rIe"4 the MOA That .14 he imé bs e"carand it have a we Is September of *0& pi1ut fire '—s a Is, heads, The aeeiIsg Be. of Bepiside, and IM 1's the f t. Nehs — not the weauttoInrWil l thay,ge4 edsueruble roput. duo. B we dy riutary. We to we mid_:4eis from the aoe had. aemi erM"-17' he mid... 111t&w leaked e the prublái but 10111111901011111 __ has k" him the ___ _, • •p . -. - . e .. .. •, The liii's rooiii Ilca het :rd at I plovues who (IiS('oV('rcI the television a. valitt'l Swn 1W '4c, PICKUP TRUCK TAKEN A 1973 Ford pickup truck valued at $1,800 was taken from the front lot of a produce stand in Forest City, according to Sem inole County deputies. Ed Strawder of 3511 Jamison Drive, Apopka, told deputies his truck was removed sometime Tuesday night and Wednesday morning from Strawder's Produce on State Route 436 in F'orest City. Deputies day the theft probably occurred early in the evening. CLEANING SUPPLIES TAKEN More than $450 in cleaning supplies were stolen April 13 from the Sanford Inn but the incident wasn't reported until 'IThu rsdav, BOAT, MOTOR STOLEN according to Seminole County deputies. A 12-foot boat and 39 horsepower motor were stolen Tuesday The burglary wasn't reported immediately because the owner From Brantley harbor in Longwood, according to Seminole was In the process of se lling the business, deputies say. County deputies. The stolen property valued at $456.30 included three pool Richard Storm, 39, of 205 Meredith Manor Blvd., Longwood, umbrellas, two vacuum cleaners and a case of toilet paper, told deputies the bout was tied and partially beached at the harbor deputies say. when it was stolen. He estimated his loss !t $500. Bl( \ ( I]I UI Someone crept up to the mint porch at a lAni\.l stole it 26-inch bo ' . Loret t a 13rovn of 133 l.atir.'l (i:., l)riv a i', deputies the bic ck' ta stoIc .. in n lu' lit'. Li: 11 61 t a • %VCthICS(II\ a CONS'! 10 4 -1 IlIN i I . lii Someone stole eight stis of slc'I -'.umltI:i, Im 'rii i 1ff U site in Sanford, accoitling Ii St':ntiiolc (CiWiI kp'tR fhc conMiuctioii t'(iUihirnt'fl' v ta!:'u • •i. ti.. Tuesday and Wednesday front th SrUth,t .4 rn,r of ii struc'tion site at Airport UouI,,'v;jriJ anti V me scaffolding, hicIi had hoet, rt'ntt' l ; t o w 1I I 'mliI,ttv was valued at fU, It irutn' c • -. " • SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD DAILY 9:30 - 9:30 SUN 2 6 'I V60 Kg"Ifd R11 SHOP MT DORA. DELANO. LEESBuRG, kIIIMU ShI V II.. THE ... SAVINr DIAr %]JJ1i11 1!\ :.1 ovis/: 1) , : '- b ". : 1-LB. BAG OF BRACH'S CANDIES Treat Our Reg. 7.77 the family tO 1 It ii? i'(1t.fl(t ' Brach s Toftei B assorted floals ' ; ". .', 7 7E WASHINGTON (UP!) — Rank-and-file Teamsters union members have ratified a new, three-year contract with the txecklna industry by a misarly 3-to.1 margin. "I think the margthby which our members have approved the National Master Freight Agreement proves without a doubt that this is the best national freight contract ever negotiated," he said. The pact, negotiated after a 104ay strike — lockout last month, stretched President Carter's 7 percent wage guidelines although the administration Insists the provisions technically met the standards. • . ,gt#c •• . •... • • .. ,. • t - Can Skylab Be Saved? ., t I1 ' BOSTON (UP!) The 854on Skylab space station is slowly falling from its orbit and soon will come crashing toward the earth. But a group of true believers hope to use the power of psychokineses mind over matter — to offset the pull of Earth's gravity. The Institute of Psycho Energetics In Brookline, Mass., hopes the energy from the minds of at least 1 million Americana can be harnessed next Friday at 1 p.m. EDT for five minutes to keep Skylab from falling and propel it into a higher orbit. Psychokineses Is the power to move objects by concentrating on theni. Psychics such as Uri Galler have demonstrated their alleged powers by bending spoons, keys and the hands on clocks. — — I .. • ____ of vM1g school children his door. — " .. SNAKE POT STOLEN A make pot and macrame hanger was stolen Thursday from the back porch of an apartment complex in Altamonte Springs. according to Seminole County deputies. Helen Alan, 22, of the Spanish Trace Club Apartments on Spanish Trace Drive in Altamonte Springs told deputies the pot and hanger were valued at $125. Wednesday by a guest of it motel ritar - a:i1'ir 1, Seminole Counts' deputies. " man checked into the lI:iv' Route 46 at 11:30 am. Tucda dcjmtf.•' •'. C. Cf motel employee he immcdiatth ZIUnC. I u k , l Iii t i.rb Teamsters Ratify Contract ••- •'. •:. , .. " •' ••.+. 4• 2.. frolto the _ht much to Un delig in April S — ExP/os io'n • _____ • _____ • -, SAVE! FLATWARE SELECTION Our Reg. 31S Choice of patterns, fork knife, spoon salad fork and serving pieces s,. 5 • Cuban Offices Bombed WASHINGTON (UP!) — Police are looking for two suspects seen fleeing the scene of an explosion that extensIvely damaged a Cuban government office late Friday night. No Injuries were reported. A police spokesman said an air conditioner was blown out and all the windows In the building were broken. a suspect do was abod: at MWhm sad the Aitsanoate ftrinp sam The Midway ceder was greded a Illay ox• .1tosspirsInJetoessçIywitkflr, own sad .'—e" etlw to be held at that center. The P"et rIsp center Is Winweed Park was -- these .our enga1i tigers 0 to deliver." Gestation psrioiI for WON isfl 'n-4'w. The baby was born at 1:30 p.m., Thary. The llama Infant, marked much like his father, was op on No long gy logs one tsar aifter, birth andfeuing wok zoo eclal. ripodsd. MakIng their debut the couty's electrical cods r.qmñmimt, Mrs. Spenser said h,wt clasissis In the Bochertow area will continue to be held at the Providence Baptist Qurob. The other two hs.iMut centers when the on, . .- The panel of seven women and five men late Friday — the third day of deliberations — concentrated on the slaying of Milk. It asked for a reading of the coroner's testimony on his wounds before Superior Court Judge Waiter Calcagno recessed proceedings for the night. White, 32, also a former policeman and fireman, was accused of shooting Moscone and Milk In their City Hall offices on Nov. 20 after he learned the mayor planned to appoint someone else to the post he quit. little strange the day before, but nothing tomak, (C011111111111111911 nm ft& 1A)__ delivered. While attempts we made to comply with - SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — The jury in the trial of former city legislator Dan White required another round of deliberation today in trying to determine his fate for the slaying of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey • n. N 101 1,11, 11).!'.S I White Jury Still Out . • ___ • .: . ' A 17-year-old rural Sanford youth was robbed of his wallet by men who picked him up while he was hitchhiking on south Sanford Avenue, Sanford police said. Rodney Hudson was hitchhiking and given a ride by two men who took him to a spot near 1410 W. 13th St. at about 8p.m. Friday. police said. When Hudson got out of the car, the two men followed him and told him to turn over his wallet. %Vh' 'n Hudson hesitated, the two men forcibly grabbed the wallet from him, police said. The men fled with the $2 Hudson had in his possession, police said. two autographs. "Those grand jurors are mighty nice folks," he said, adding he spoke extensively to the 23-member panel about a questionable loan made to the peanut warehouse by the National Bank of Georgia. - The population explosion attheCent Flo" Zco anon" tMa wash Sanford Youth Robbed By Two Of $2 ATLANTA (UP!) Billy Carter, after an apparently easy four hours before the federal grand jury Investigating the Carter peanut warehouse, Friday said he doesn't expect to have any problems with the panel. "If I am indicted, it will be the greatest Injustlée ever done to any one poor human being In the history of the world," Carter said following the session, in which he claims to have swapped jokes with jurors and signed a few 1 ,— (ndFM Pap IA) NnW itumotwil current programs level with inflation. It projects revenues of $509 billion and a deficit of $23 billion. £ Ex -Cavalier Owner ; amww ft 60M are Jan, $ k YAM I30'ysoreMyewasgrasedbysbulktIn the Meats Marb area whes mom pelti fore. Is. luvemed to bewek op batweem rftlid" ad lot. — Sonday, May 20, — HOSPITAL NOTES MAY lS,lfle Zoo's newest arrival—baby llama Include a spider 'nnkey, hopes to acquire a male wallaby, Posey said. "It's spring," said Poesy. Puaeysaldthezoohu received eIgt* Indigo siake eggs which are now being IncubatetAspartofa pilot boris Mx w.eli 'o three lively Red Fox kits born lad month; wallaby (known as a Joey) ventured glut ofits mother's maraqalal pouch for the first time Friday. The no program In cooperation In the kneecaps tsr ekorgiag .1ra fees for abostie" The shading was ps.t ofthe Mee4op violence that WASHINGTON (UP!) After three days of horsetrading, House and Senate negotiators have agreed on a 1960 budget praised by the administration as a major weapon in the "offensive against Inflation." The compromise plan accepted by the House and Senate Budget Committees Friday sets spending next year at the level recommended by President Carter, but cuts the federal deficit an extra $5.4 billion. James McIntyre, chief of Carter's Office of Budget and Mamgement, said approval of the budget next week by the full Congress "will assure the people that their government is sustaining Its offensive against Inflation." The compromise budget provides spending next year of $532 billion — about $11 billion less than needed to keep -- Game Farm Is New y0• "We had noticed the n.. i..u.... .....a — WI WI WW were always optimistic," said Zoo Curator Ed Posey, "but she didn't look t - H Agree On 1980 Budget ii•, In Zoo B t"r th ___ '1. Billy Jokes With Jurors black ____ Committee Negotiators •L' I baby male trown and white llbernto the zoo's pair of white and llamas. "She (the female HIM) didn't even look pregnant when I saw Ind week", uIdaprosxi Joe juof Forrest Drive, Sanford, who along with his wife &411a dondelif the mother back In July, in. The female end a male black and white ilimi dubbed "Là" and "Dick", were brost* to Sanford from a Hamis farm in Oregon. "Al Rown (too director) called me Thursday at 11 o'clock ataigi*toglveme the good newstof Orittsalt year and was replaced by a three-year-old male oh. cardinal MdduIISfar thaw childruuanblngheldatthe nearby Love Temple (wch of Gad In (bid. Mrs. apsnownd_h L.m.i Is F . - Ish WA for use of their facthlbu except for dikies. BOISE (UPS) - Pear torrNide buM No an sb -- U a Order atthe aNWAY V" a Moro Vlol.nc. hi Italy • (Ceatia.ed Pro. Page U) or fly into telephone wires and windows," reports International Wildlife. And In southern Nevada, hordes of migrating robins were seen staggering around after llaringtoolongatthepyreImØla pub. A few days law,— alter they sobered op, they continued on their way south. "Drunk" may not be the correct term for birda In this condition. Ornithologist Stanley Temple of the University Of Wisconsin iplths that when a bird or mammal gets lidoskated, the cause is usually not alcohol, bid some Other toxic substance. That poison, Temple speculates may be particular plant's way of discouraging wildlife from eating it. Other naturalists point out that wild fruits can Indeed farmed, producing In animals the kinds of reactions .normally associated with himlan lidozicatlon. The big difference between Inebriated people and animals Is that buinans may set out deliberately to addle their senses, wWk inlmh are usually taken unaware. Birds have a high metabollen and a rapid heartbeat which Is one of the reese, they are affected ao quickly after they at the fermented fruit, Willifoid said. "At nIgid they go Into a france-like Macor and lock their feet sa!ouaul a branch. Their temperature Is lowered and their heartbeat slows. they didn't they would have to eat 24 hours a day to sopply the necessary enorgy." PoMbly the only animal ever grateful for having one too many is the pink pigeon (not to be coofuned with the "pink elephant" which lives on the Wind of Mairitias the Indian (kean. This rare bird eats a plaid that stupefies him - but which also, produces cymd& when wder In the *=III "mom 7% sams Pint C"aing mother chemical W" in the - bird's body, mikbig Its flesh poisonous to people. While other, fastler pigeons were consumed to ex. ftt* "do Um pink Variety W" Identified as a • • Castro Ends Msxkan Visit NA11 ON IN BRIEF added he has asked Longwood Robert Dives of Langwood, Goldberg said. "I didn't have to "I haven't seen the Judge's the then mayor Gerard Connell, Qty A*toniey Ned Julian to who irongig the suit against move, the person who bought order, but It looks like we're who accused the council of check Into the logmilty of Goldberg and the city, to file," my house Mill hasn't moved In, going to have to obey it and vote "gerrymandering. Attempts "It hit me like a lead voting on the Issue of own he added. but I thought when I moved I on the question," he added. to override the veto failed. ba oon," said Longwood Qty eIgihiutty. ould keep my seat." Mayor June Lormann CominIadoner Larry Goldberg Ihaldiew ruled Tuenday on Goldberg, who was re-elected Goldberg said he had con- reserved comment as to what of Seminole Cowdy Qrcidt Julian said the mter had the $uit filed In October, lfl$, in 1977, has continued to serve tinned to serve on the cornthe commission mIght do if Judge Richard Muidrew's been placed on out his two-year term after the agenda for by Dives, who was a Corn. mission after moving last year ordered to vote order to the city commission to Monday night's meeting and he mlon candidate In anot t moving lad year. Julian adher based on Jullan's ruling and his had the opportunity t vote on whether he (Goldberg) would explain the city's option, district at the time. In his suit, own Interpretation of the or. with Julian. She said she had Vised Goldberg could retain his must vacate his ciiin'iwion He deemed to say whether or Dives asked the court to dlnancs." been unaware the case was seat and the commission has seat since he no longer lives In not he would recommend that require Goldberg's seat be tailed to vote on the Issue coming to court Tuesday. the district he was elected to the commission vote on the vacated saying Goldberg had "I'm not surprised at the The controversy began more despite requests to do so by represent. outer ordered by the court. orfeit.d his seat when he judge's decision," said Qty than a year ago when the then Dave,. Ashed IfIf they the city would be In moved from Sandalwood In Commissioner J. H. Grant, "j cltycouncil attempted In March Dave,' attorney, John If the CorJlmIz5jnj obey, the contempt reused to vote District 1 to Tiberon In District expected that. Ordinance 437 to realign District I to Include a Liebman of Orlando, was asked Judge's order signed Thursday, on the low, Judge Muldrew 5. says you must live in the section where Goldberg would by Muldrew to prepare an order Goldberg said, "I don't know if said that would have to be "If they vote to out me I will district you represent. Gold- be moving, taking it from for him to sign, requiring the I will vote on It or not, but I determined In a hearing. "It probably appeal It as I don't berg helpedpass It, but he district represented by Stephen commission to vote on the don't see why I shoulcint He would be op to the attorney for think I did anything illegal," hadn't moved at that time." Barton. The plan was vetoed by matter. — Downees MWbI115lutO$ItMaItI41Lftwe'theihe in as M*h court "M took m" almost a year of ______ pining some re"buw',od from the *W AW01111- Whorl the leglill tum 1041111 t111111111106 to a" "lii been bard, but ft and I ore baN, ue time after the metal Ckft lBs hops. of regulation. healthyaIsrad tot begia1,gf1 ___ The the saint next year. The Indigos are protected by both state and federal Di)*ons in 1070, Bid Misetly Iftar starting work, he mered a back kajury and bad t leave for health rv, he laid. ewe4themeteiilng was a • mission, the no hatched and released nine Indigos Iayear and hopes to do P."b kintk, Uinor said he began .sarc1iag for a job. Ne tam a spot U a ueed.csri.Jn.man Is genabling ad prcdituticn It was horrIble, 1 thovgM peopl, knew me better thee that," he .14. FIR- with the Wildlife Corn- But Not Out and, 1111111111or amid, has been the romors he No heard surroamding the motel closing, W" people say they thoaght the pie" was clued dais becam of drugs, " an still bill" • • said t .it • . ;. ADMISSIONS SANFORD, Louis C. Hobby Willie K. Mickens Lucy W. MougMon Robin Polley Stanley M. Stevens John R. Whitman, Chulua Catherine Edwards Debary BIRTHS " : Sanford Thomas & Patricia Hyde, a boy. James I Patricia Wrennick. a girl, Delary Santi.gos Dolores Bonito:, a bay Oviedo , DISCHARGES SANFORD: George P. Bandy Evelyn Brown Gwendolyn Cauthen Elouis. Evans William Fox Jr. Leroy Groover Row Mary Hodges Ethel Newman Carl H. Schoeneinan Hazel Smith William Yates Patricia Adams I baby girl Hyde baby boy Luis Templeton, Dettaon Sophie Zalewski, Deltona Charles A. Bunco, Merritt iii. Linda E. Sheppard, New Smyrna Jerry H. Powell, Winter Springs William H. Patterson. Kokomo. Ind. Large, grey IS white frightened cat, like this picture. PLEASE CAL L COLLECT 1.(30S)417-3741 HOSE NOZZLE Out Rog. 1.4$ Standard size brass hose nozzle for home use. Our 1.07, Spraymatic ...51 770 .1. , ,• I; • ,, , ' •- a - MW - .- I REWARD ts arrome IK theahoftheIneit.tIi, Itakan fle", he will be av1Lsh 10 he the new owners in any way he - 4 .I•' ,., r t: • I.' ' �'s IleiaJd Evening Women's libbers and fibber,. The minist didn't actually preach on the borne he softly. He quoted somebody's itatlstks that one In three marriagea ended in &wrce unless the coçle were active In the church, and these "staying" odds are 20 to I, he said. Backing up a few years, rnal&'wornen were content deh the aboveinestloied càores and raise the kids while getting. personal allowance from their husband's psycheck Call these women ser• yaM If you will, but I doubt that many would exchoose places with career womes. Jad recently, a group insurance Individual pronthun was increased which, according to law, was designed to eliminate discrimination against female employees In ALL matters of employment. Aorcrding to recent legislation, any fringe benefit progran provided by an employer mud treat pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions In the some m-er as a 1±em or Injury. Hold on there, thWle fellows. This is equal rights. And the some applies to women who are too old or for medical reasons can't bear children. - 3$N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Ares Cede 304fl.2011or 831-9993 Sunday, May 20, 1979-4A - - ib - Around'. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director He also po lid ed oat that the home structure has changed Immensely In the pad few years. A women's role bu not changed except that more responsiility has been placed on her shoulders with divorce on the rise and the nation'seconomy forcing more hosaswlyea and mothers to work to help meat survival standards. - Hems Delivery: WesI 75 cents; Month, 125; 6 Months, $18.; Year, $36.91 By Mail: Week, 36 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $3196; Year, $0.0. The Saudis And The By the way, the minister didn't say exactly xW causes divorces or how to prevent than. T110 sweat young thing was terribly disappointed In marriage after abed tWee months u Mrs. "Where are mj equal rims?" she sobbed. "And why doI be" th wash end?H did his Own laundry before we were married-and am be expects me to do all the household chorea the cooking and well everything after a tiring work day." Clock By DORIS DIETRICII Their Surprise - When the nations of the Arab world met Baghdad on Apr11 1 to punish Egypt for signing the peace treaty with Israel, a pread hope held that Saudi Arabia, moderate and generally proWestern, was merely tagging along for the sake of Arab unity. The breaking of diplomatic, trade and economic ties with Egypt had little more than peydiologicai significance without a full cornthe Saudis, who had been making substantial financial contributions to Cairo. The S,customarily obtuse, lent credence to 6~d Western optimism by crafty in- dhIection. Now only a few weeks later, we have learned the Saudis mean business about putting the saeeze on Egypt. Moreover, they are letting It be biown that Intend to teach a lesson to Washington as well as Cairo. ___ When Saudi Arabia confirmed the withdrawal Of future financial support to Egypt, the assumption was made that commitments made prior to the treaty would still be honored. Even that is doubtful ___ Defenoe Secretary Harold Brown has told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Saudi Ar-ibis hasi rtItI sJ Ih ft' ,iii1, t,., si 'et' Jet fighters sold toAMrs by the United States last year, despite firm tandings to the contrary. Those imderstandings ,were part of the COfl troversial Senate deal whereby a parallel sale of F15s went to Saudi Arabia an their repudiation is ._- - 1.1 1J1 - 11 'I, . 1 - 11" , t"', :. ____ _______ a. w.0 uuU EDUCATION WORLD - T\/:A Now T - - 'Ibe declared position of Sa udi Arabia has changed. It Is a fact, and nobody should gloss over the fact." So said Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance to the committee in a statement unusual for Its Candot',;.,. , ,, Mea nwhile, as evidence of what Secretary Vance meant, the Saudis have cut back on their oil production. This act eiswes a tightening oil supply, already disrupted by reduced Iranian oil output and surcharges added by oil producing nations, and thereby further er embarrasses the oilthirsty Americans. 'Thus do the Saudis seem to indulge themselves In that mischief and folly which Gibbons ascribed to so much h a history. Instead of thwarting the Egyptlanlsraeli peace process, they insure It by President Sadat no alternative but to hug his gymiall the closer a fact borne out by a recent bitter Sadat denunciation of the Saudi actions. Moreover, the Saudis, being unable to def'nd their oil and wealth, play a dangerous game to alienate Arab nation, and the United tM11U• shield against the Soviet Union. ___ n - - - :, - - - - me ____ ____ ___ an ___ - U invite Riasians to join the Palestinian Liberation (Wpnlzation and other Arab militants inside their alternative to their present course would be to go it alone. And because their tiny population of about 10 million will not permit that option, we should be able to expect In the not future some accommodation by the Saudis to reality, and some move toward reconciliation With natural allies in Can and Washington. the Saudi princes dare not _ - - - tit Sen. McGovern: Trv I friendly but tough realism Washington. -_ . 1 " aairsWORLD WAWlGTON- The .n.ar W"e ads Department * . uio,. spreading haçmM and 1td iu The least damigthg reference to about a polifical enemy im bees a standard Demetxacop t be a cJ featur, of Waildagion life dice the euly days Of jownal i for years bed "c-i4 friction ia - - do Fmonn rr -..,.... "~ Ropsift ______ InJ'sday,tbepractiee'.to'--a adversary In the public prids with a letter sigrimi with a puridesym. A cadiry and a WWI M Director . Ik '. Dr. Martin Luther Wag Jr. with r1us ___ ftd Ito 1115 A* qul pi ..'. -"r -'r'L,. he has bm r le ft q1d*4* 4V"4i3WM5 , Dear eddeadmodbMwarookab - ina olcer for Crece The request for It from was already on the record. the Ipn&sVs ob, sod was relayed to HAZARDoUS it"," it" the pow lr Kay Felg.r, a departmsst "'i 1cv. She bureaucr LL.'7 at, Ev... ' On tecudly idarrogsted by the counsel for hidebound superiors to scandal-seeking. S F-sign Relations On.nllt,, columnIsts and Irate taxpayers. The.: Wb atwIn4Ofthe '"a to a became so viM at th., i.g pret te?y ct In the DmistaaeupmAes mom ists, pRYcWO"jr ..A wk later be get a "lguaiij ripty taxed up In a New York Times article by David ii R . j!, $ld sseard Parirtriansi ~ a book called 11% pow Pod. for , a,, ,aimi k,aaid ,1111111111111~ Ofwritimidarrogstorls, tb, i,u, EP . II "Pw^ naturally. 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MA Evo'4 . $.ajj, Sanford, FL I .- Sundoy, May 20, 17i-sA On Your Mark, Get Set... ByBARBAR Ij Next comes a shopping trip to select a Special To The Herald pair of rtaithg shoes, NEW YORK- Are you still treating Glover says a good running shoe has running as a spectator apart? three characteristics: cushioning (to help Provided you are in reasonablygood absorbthestreu of he$th, you can be running 30 minutes at a force three times your body weight), stretch within three months, says flexibility (so that you can push off marathoner Bob Glover, who has taught properly with you toes) and support more than 10,00) people to rim In the past around the aide of the foot. eight years. "Take three or four or five models and Glover, coauthor of "The Runner's try them on," he mgeds. "See what feels Handbook," has developed a 13-week best cii you." running course that he hopes will spread to y don't need a flashy warm-up mAt, he 100 U.S. cities by late 1990 via the "Run adds. Wear jot enough to keep you °° For Life" program of Connecticut Mutual but deceit In summer and wii'ln In wit*&. Life. He recommends loose-fitting garments In his office near the New York runner's c be removed as you heat 1w. mecca of Central Park, Clover recently When the day of your first nan arrives, described his course, the basics of which don't just begin pounding the pavement, can be used to launch an Individual rim"We always dart off with relaxation exercises slow head 1011L deep ___ how not to begin: Glover first explains breathing and things of that nature," "The typical person puts on an old pair of Clover explains. "We till them to unscrew tennis shoes, goes out the door, darts their h heads and pat on leisure running and runs until he stops. Then he heads." sits down, takes a drink an d maybe walks Nut are 15 minutes of slow stretching back home. That's not the way to do it! cises to loosen the muscles, exer Get your doctor's approval Gloverdusalbesonesuchexercjse: "Sit running one step, be advises. A theCkUP down (on the floor) with your fed In fron t' plus blood and stress tests,--b vital If you of you. Reach y toward your are over 35, overweight, a heavy smoker toes as far as far as you can comfortably or a Victim of hypertension, and hold. Don't force It. Don't jerk." hyperllpl4iwia or diabetes "You're drddth* the muscles out at the Then decide upon your goals. Clover backs of the legs," he explains. "Those are helps his students ad objectives for rimthe muscles you're going to work when ning distance or duration, flexibility or you're rwv'Ing, so you want to prepa re weight loss ("But you're not going to lose them for that activity." weight If you don't diet also," be riot's.) The final preparation is five minutes or _______ - more of walking to bring your heart rate running through the difficult early weeks "It's dangerous just to sit down after eyes shut," says Glover. "Th ey feel slowly up to what Glover calls the until It becomes a habit. running," says Glover. So, a rim should hi relaxed. They feel refreshed. They feel "exercise level." Glover assigns homework. Students followed by a cool-down-I's warm-up In up." He recommends running at a heart rate must rim on their own at least twice during "Some amazing things happen,' he of between 70 and 85 percent of your theweekandrecordthelrprogresaina reverse " he explains-of slow walking, standrUoneu,. laughs."Llketheguywhosaid,1feItso maximum. (You can approximate your diary. (He says three 204o-30mlnute runs maximum by subtracting your age from are the minimum needed weekly for fit"At the end of the class, people are good after class that I called up my ex-wife 0.) As a double check, he advises run- ness.) almost asleep, lying on the floor with their and took her out to dinner." ning at a pace that permits you to talk. In the first class, we start a person running one minute and walking two for a total of 20 minutes," says Glover of the , )~! ,~I core of his program. ~ #_,~i -t ~_! ~ '~ N I ( The secoria week, students alternate one I . i* '.) minute of naming with one minute of I L. . 'Ii walking. By the eighth week, they are A naming for the full 20 minutes. I .19 . . k . .% - ~1. Glover dresses the "three r's" of runI \, - . ~ ning: Run tall. Run relaxed. Run naturally. "What I look for Is that the person Is "Ili e -,0 comfortable and running safely, not ab' solute perfect form," he says. That means I. running erect, carrying your arms easily .4,.., between your chest and waist with your handslogaJycttppeiJ, "Land lightly on the heel-almost flat% footed-to absorb the shock," he adds. I "Then rolloff the ball the foot. Landing ' 11 : on the toes causes a lot of stress to the 11 I lower leg." Glover concedes that many people are capable of more running In the early weeks than his program calls for. He has two reasons for his go-slow approach-to minimize risks to the body and to foster a a greater sense of achievement. J .4 He theorizes that the "high" of steady improvement can motivate you to continue I 4. . a '4. . - Look S .,.. -' . - .- -- im: ___ -- bIJ ' Of ___ Dean - -- -Don't be lured Into a store that always seems to be run out of advertised specials before they are placed an the shelves. In many areas, that store may be violating the law lift does not have those specials on hand- or offer you a "rain chick" for use when a new order arrives. -Be wary of adveitlsem,igs that read "J0 and up." Ads should state mav4m1111M as well as minimum prices. Often the low-priced bargain will be hidden away, and store clerks will try to Wk you Into buying n more expcnalve . -Watch out for ads offering free prizes or gifts. -Don't sign contracts In a hurry. Make Nn you understand their language down to the small print. Don't sign longdown term contacts at hiesith spas, dance studios or vocational schools. Lock for a stied addess when buying mail'ordsr merchandise. If you later have a complaint, It will be more difficult to track down the company If you know only Its post office box number. - U you make a down payment on a -- - M unicipal Circies . .. .. .• . I_ , - Doesn't B.II.v. g I read with much displeasure and distress the report by Seminole Memorial Hospital trustee Freddie Mobley, wherein he dates that after a t'ws* wzvqv, of hs black cormmeatty t i*tted the latter should be licensed. they consider the treatment that the You can gdcopies by sending 45 cei Is blacks now get at Seminole Memorial pliaIt cents postage to "Doe and Den' Is I Hospital as"second class," for Senlors,"IO Lafayette SL, New Yor I have been an "unpaid" auzlliai for N.Y. 10013. almost for, years and I must refute Note that his is New York City boal 1. those charges. U anything, the blacks, some of the information It contains ma y those who pay or cannot pay get the not apply to In your community. beat of treatment. This Ihave seen with my own eyes. So, start urging your city orcoult: Last October I was a patient In the consumer department to prepare a aImI1 hospital In a semi-private room with a booklet If It has not already done so. black reverend. Our relationship was That's the first step. The second begin excellent and he told me at the time who your senior dub or center gets co* how well he was treated. This lsaw of the booklet and forms a committee t since I was In the room with him for study the problem almost two weeks. The cciiunitto, keeps tabs on reports ol I would like to sit down with Mr. 40re3 In your area that have been fined or Mobley and discuss this ill-treatment warned for anti-consigner practices. They with him I don't believe a word of It. report back to the group at every meeting. Joseph A.Orltt Of cowse, committee members are no Sanford Inspectors. They don't check up on stores. When a member suinnits a complaint, they win call ittothe attention of the consumer dsperhoont. It can become of,gr, teaching other seniors. Members of your On behalf of the Seminole Youth clubs church group or nutrition or social Service System Staff and myself, I ceder become your own consumer adwould like to express Our appreciation to everyone who gave so freslyot their Afterall, If we we not foroirselves, who time and money to make the find an. will be for nual Seminole County Youth Week a succeu. We would also like to thank the many special people who helped us raise the community matching fund, for our grant. - Youth Week Success A Matter Of Paperwork 19 parent of those arrests had to be _____ r.tuned to the cost system ____ What Isarere, ofthat 19 percent that did P to court, more than two4lArda of the ' the sydu Accirding to the 'clal Profile of J.v.nlle Delinquency In Seminole Ceady," c'v"plkd by the Youth Plasing ___ ___ __ ___ __ Ce'.11,Iáe Mary had the led 05 he rSlred by the percedage of Juvenile arrest canes for' federal g..ui..at, he mid, Is mads up prociesid by the coat (912 percent MW times over by the services of the cofl1pIred to aiavef,ge Of3Sp ceg for (ETA Poi Ion etharcitlesof the sunesine and4S percent The Lake May juvenile program for the county overall). drases elais idirvediss and Meat .Wbu the flgwes indicate Is that lake Mary Is rd.iLg fewv juveniles to the hisdi Of ysetMi 0gsndars rather t invehinini other date or coals, buthose cases that have to be agsnsles. lb cr:lw and the Juvenile referred are being documented and who said twe4hide of his nine.mmrher o96cer, murli Ike apsisa beat, circulate pre.iuttdto the ceurtsin abet$ermaiui, d.partmert Is now paid through TA amens the dii's yodhe Whon a thm cises from ether ethes hadaor was fodyearpsdsheougii ddbpW sot acer,, the c- :: ad-- And that acldn-iat n,ts erth.Jsveile.merwerkw,Ih psiods, from the efferts Of two CETA workers, the progrem. 'IU they. want to give away their absth and diur to develop a MadMlae Pups, the hethhep ad paulIne., we'd be gad to have thus" ciN Perm VOMW Of Lake Mary, atina the The offsets by the LMPD Is Dom sold. pupsiwerk lavelvod in moitosteg the matter. bu he,ugin the aired dty di TA werbus comas to "iiy He said two positions new paid TA, a youth ocer and a ciuj.lr, rate dews ad bU reduced red*vm, abed thee. hours a r'" bet, been the keyntas to 6 - Juvenile The Woe bears, L01119 Noy odds progrom that has on Of the Of' do _ ,--:I. as,,,.. -Adwy ntimp in do M*. AV dw feel .idwe.the brnethsdsrlvet W - __ ___ __ ___ ____ _____ ___ __ ____ ___ - .. / costly Item, Insist upon receiving a sign copy of your order. If the salsaman refus 16 to do so, forget the whole deal. "Dos and Don'ts" also offers tips king utility. c-"p--es ad bme. Ii ___ • -, 'S .,.- ' For Swindles Pa news media frequently report acts of violence against us elder,. But less publicity attends the numerous srindles by which old and young are often 4c- The paperwork and admInIstratIon connected with Comprehensive Employment and Training Act ((ZTA) workers may be too much for the city Of Sanford to cope with, but Lake May of. ficlals say they would be lost without the program. On Monday Sarford City Msoager Warren Knowles reeiinm,rd,d the city withdraw from the. CETA program because of the headaches caused by busuacratic red tape. The city cornion accepted the recnn and in October, when the terms of the three erred (ETA workers expire, the city will e no new workers under the federally ded I 18101. lb de"idun by Saiford 'o"'rs to decline future TA poritmone surprised Lake May Foom am Harry * - .... OUR READERS WRITE Out trying to spread the news, though. These offices attempt to spot ourding retailers. Your ne may lid those Mores that receive wspaper or warntngs for their a sáupulora behavior. We can protect ourselves by staying far away from such shops. But to often we may go back to the More that gyppedu., hoping it turned honest sInce the last time we were there. The consumer affairs people can't protest us completely. ft's too big a job. Uwe want to make sun ofgetting our money's worth, we need to learn how to shop Intelligently and defensively. That's exactly what our consumer affairs departments are eager to help us do. A case In point Is "Des and Don'ts for Seniors," a booklet Issued by the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs. The editor is Lilly Bnack, the city's director of consumer education. First, a warning. We oldie, have keg considered ourselves email shoppers. "Dos and Uon'ts" will show us how little we actually brow. Hers are a few examples: -.Check packaged most, whole or chopped, forth. original cut, such as rib, chuck or sirloin. That Information should be printed on the label. ... -- - Growing Older JACK ANDERSON mM reconcthaftonmdbehutenedbya I - OPINION - •,,,, um .1.- an If you hugged your kid today It won't be anything like the embrace he's about to get from the federal government, Congress is on the verge of passing legislation.. to create a cabinet-level Department of. Education. The Senate has passed a bill and the Ho use Is expected to act out before the end of May. It started with a campaign promise of thencandidate Jimmy Carter to the nation's biggest . teachers' union and largest public employee.. These Cs are all black. union. Subsequently, the N.E.A. endorsed Mr... Half had worked from New IIamp.h&re'a bitter Carter's candidacy. Proponents of the bill claim the new departwinter to Ohio's golden fall in the 1971 Peanut Brigade, paying their own ment would be a "model of efficiency." But, travel and lodging to ____ campai for Jimmy carter when no one else Rep. Bob Michel of Illinois says, "If we simply' get bigger and better delivery of what we've, would. gn For these, their positions were a reward. been getting from federal aid to education diw. The red had been Carter supporters, although nth --. ...k L4 the past 15 years, It will be a catastrophe for uauv w American education." He says Congress should Washington determined to serve In a govern. be asking Itself this question: "Can American.. ment as good as the American people, children, their parents and all taxpayers any, : Now something the government or the longer afford the kind of federal aid to education people had gone sour. So they held a senior they have been getting?" staffer of the Carter-Mondale reelection cornThat's a $50 billion question, for that has been mltt.e on a hot ieat and poured out two-snd-sthe federal price tag for outlays for education half years of frustration: By PATRICIA McCORMA( Th ereto also "scripting" There's the use of since the Great Society Congress of 1936 passed UPI Educalles Editor - Hamilton Jordan, Jody Powell and Stu te scriptsbyteachers And students. The the first large scale federal education Kids have a new teacher these days, and the Council y' this will be controversial at lead Elsendat are "Insensitive" to black PS* in legislation. general and to Carter aanlnldratlon blacks In kind that you don't bring an apple to an until there is more reliable data to end a scripDespite the noble stated purposes of federal t acher called television - and some ting controversy, PaUCUlar.ParticiAarlyga1lingwu1adwIMJ, .lec ___ aid to education, this outpouring of funds has. House dim for Chinese Vice Premier 111=81811 teachers are very uneasy abort the coincided with declining tests scores, "grade.'; Scripting taps kids' affection for the tute, TenglIskao-ping-netailrigleblackp.nonwu ___ Inflation," widespread functional Illiteracy,'. : hi ____ __ 01 t *,_-. i,,.,It_I.T., VW ____ U.N. Ambassador Andy Young ss 'r,c,l 1I but not q me w it works boys lOdgiris hold and use from New York to add some color to the meaL) p they and the local uhool'i variety of teacher. script' of television shows In class under the boards have lost contaôl to bureaucrats In' Ae Presidential appofr4meds are more style of r, , guidance of the teacher. They take therm borne Washington. than substance, A New York black woman was for perusal with or without Mom or Dad nominated for a federal the C"106 on Basic Education bSUVU, Of the billions for education In the years since OVST th511• shoulders. Judgeship because plays a nice game of tenn is and has written"abs a because television and its Influence is here to PS 1965, the federal government has spent billion marvellous o us book on bridge." Meanwhile, day Isn't about to b routed from the A report In the Journal 'Principal" noted under "TheI" of the 1965 bin designed $36 to-,curs,, Southern black lawyers, with years of civil rights .ca'* world. somewhat sourly recently that scripting holds educational disadvantages. While there have' experience are overlooked. out "the vain hope that somehow we will use been some successes In the area of "ccin As the Council r"1nds In Its "B"fletln": , "prime time and all the time television television to motivate reading." Political favors determined by race. An pensatory" education, mod studies In reeent admittedly politicalare on teaching.' grant to a black women's Nevertheless, scripting Is growing and "MS years conclude that they have been very modad. group was held for months while similar gifts to For example, a Department of Health, "Young and old, rich and poor, black and advocM are 'thus4autic and conulrierg," group was sp y de ad and grwAs& white, In town and country television teaches Council reports. Education and Welfare review of lithe I placed In the Congressional Record Ii AfTICIII Is In disarray. The lack of us all, for better or for WOtU• One fan Is Michael McAndrew. While a 1917, reviews 10 years of tirese programs anrr' presidential leadership against the totalitarian Council, based In Wa.Ithton, D.C., talks Philadelphia, Pa., high school teacher, he was deaxthes then In terms of being "encouraging" white regime In South Africa and the black-faced of crts to make television a better teacher.' frustrated over bidlng some students turned oft and justifying "cautious optImIsm." white power government In nawe-irin For exauple: the k11011few nidIw back by reading. Then scripting made the scene. ft "En couraging"? "Cautious oi*hnt.n"? After 10 must change, the Scbe!e Cs n1L 1w ;rift bradcat at a alzoar ieilaa of all 1 m& hit aya, a 2oy and ul&r dllferarce, years and billion taxpayers doiiars? Now, as Director of Educational Services for yj,ig connection is growing ot Williom Shakespeare's plays. The vedir., with all des apologies to the Bard of Avon, has been Can a Department of Education do any better 11 Capital Cities Television Products, he says, "Someday well rern.mber," one &hEIUI* C des ibed as "are st fl at cr th dr omis the printed jo than the Office of Education in ILE.W.?ftisvJ are made "N-'sion and said at the May ower, "that Daddy King a word.. by ining ,, force con, begin s ignific doubtful. And a separate department Is almod,, to have an t do.'isd Richard Nizon IA liii." knpa& rtainly going to cad a great deal more. Full' In helpi ng to resolve some of the major ce Th.Carter budget Is breuisith,s to the black More proof comes from "Teether's Gildes to ,,' fle ed dg departments, shelled" In th millions who voted for IAnL "We can't to out on ThIevislen", with a lid of bai~ul progranin died once created, sprout like,,. mralwoosng after the rain. It will rsq*e all the the c-"p.Ign trail again udil we see some by .mclal. of ereial televIsion networks. Al.. on the television scene are shows pit trappings of department-dam: a new cahIet changes In money priorities,"___ S-'çles: 36 MIn es, Saturday Vim Fadlyal, toge er JiM for ut th classroom rae Instructional, secretary, assistant secretaijea, under" The reelection canipsign seuna to mirror Fadivai of Lively Ails for Young F%ple, The television, much of It under direction of the secretaries the deputy undersecrst a and of flirkkhiy Vim, From Here to Agency for lndnactlonai Television, a con- their staffers.and It will require offices, stationery, aitim of power In the Cater-Mondale cem- El ,Aftwstheel Special Treats, The WInds sortlem ported by trade from many state field offices, motor pools, and ill the iuppo&' paign. of War. deparlmadj Of OduMIOfl. services normally required for a depatmunt 2216 ,...... Good Advice On How To Start Running Program ____ ______ A% . anommos~ Who Can Do Better ? WASHINGTON (NEA) Fifteen Schidole ca met for five hours recently In the venerable Mayflower Hotel. Schedule C Is District shorthand for political aPP0e.Unectedbycj,uservice, C,ser ve at the president's pleasure. These Ca were not pleased. Georgians all, they gathered to discuss their anger and frintratlon at the Cuter ath allen, at the White House at the Carter-Mondale reelection can. . ; RONALD REAGAN nti . - I I - U lT Next Term' . I - 'Wa it ... stirring congressional wrath. - J ULIAN BOND aflv. . What It Ali boilsdown to is that what onemay consider equal rights could be unequal, unwanted and lmjiat to another. I can't say that I blame the elderly man for cnpIshthig about his group Insuraice premium being increased. I people really want equal rights? This lajust one Incident of things to come now that- the so c.11ed women's libbers have opened their wide mouths. More women are becoming breadwinners and more men are having to help with the household chores a blow to many egos which could lead to physical Wows. The domestic front Is Just not what it used to be and many men have been forced to work In that borne that Is supposed to be their castle. On women's liberation and equal rights, Bette Davis once said, "It never occurred tome that lwas inferior." Miss Davis has been a career actress for over half a century. She further stated that a man would be a fool not to marry someone to cock for him and do his laundry." The sweet young bride sobbed some more. "He wants togo play tennis or bowl. But there's ,omuch work to do at home. Why can't we share the work and all the pleasures?" She says she's tired and he's restless with nothing to do. In the meantime, who is supposed to wash the underwear? __ ___ This fIrst year has been an eTcitinig time for the SnIno1e Y. In March, 79 the YSS published the FIRST Official Profile of Juvenile Delinquency In Seminole County. In May, 79 the YSS pismod and coordinated the Find county-wide Youth Week Celebration. We Intend, with the cornmimlty's continued help and support to make the second year of or, grail even more eng and filled with other 'firsts.' For exemple, the YN will prilidi the flrst'S,nnjnol, County Youth Resource Guide. Who On guide is didribuK we win be able to say thank you In a more concrete way. The guide will also lid the home, Of those who have contribit.dtoma4i the guide a reality. We plan to sponsorthe Second mlua1 Youth Week Celebration and publish a second ('rial Profile Of Juvenile Delinquincy in the coady. Another first will be a YU Newsletter which will cary news about the YSS, 5011, Ceady youth, and the resources available to them The aim plar. to hod the at statewide youth Service System workshop. As you can see, with you' help the Seminole Youth Service $ydemwinbeahietocodimaewoñing 181! on youth and the youth serving osr'MIom of Seminole C0. on WIalf of us all nod the members of the Seminole yedh es Planning Council's Board of Directors, thank you for the opportunity to work with you for the youth of our cornmunity. If anyone should ask you If there really are wonderful people In Seminole County, you can say yes with confidence. We know because we have ___ me% and worked With Ogsii I.Zd4,Ez. M. ... Seminole Youth Service System USMC Reunion Thank you for your previous cooperation. We would appreciate youç kind Indulgence again this year In fostering the news of our annual reunion. This will be the Fourth Annual Reunion of the 5th and 14th Defense Batalhion U.S.M.C. from World War II. We are trying to enlarge our group each year, and we can only do thLn by the help of the news media. Our reunion Is being held at the Holiday Inn, Hilton Head, S.C. Nov. 1,2,3rd 1979. Our host will be Pete Merchant. Any further Information, can be obtained by, either writing to the Hotel Or by writing to Mr. Hiram QuilhIn 2121 Meridian St N. Huntsville, Alabama 36811 Tel. 20513$-3m, Mr. Thomas "Monk" Adams 2021 Merrick Blvd. Rosedale, N.Y. 11422 Tel. 212441-140 or Mr. Pete Marchant 1211 S. Pkasar*bwg Dr. Greenville, S.C. 29605 Tel '.-2fl441S Very truly Thom" A.Adams On 3x Education After attending two public meetings held by Saminole Coirdy School Board regarding hearings of the controversial topic of whether sex education should or should not be taught, I came away with about the some attitude of the little boy, who, after listening to his playmate, shrugged his shoulders and "eimid.'1othat'sthe way ftIs.I always thought that dorkblrd didn't ha,e enough wingspread to carry an QW to ten-pound load anyway." Our Srsrli*endug of Schools, Mr. Bid Layer, heaves us no other choice but ListraIghtenupthe Moral aspof our county or on we will hive'. edwiticn taught In our schools. Iem against su.da taught In our schools and bM,sd of boycotting the news media and tdtvWm ads U suggested by the slerid-4,nt In lAs 0108901114 the following should be ImmedIately U' jectlonable television shows after 3 P.M. Set up clearing houses to weed out and censor all reading materials and prevail on the courts to prevent all newspaper publishers to give only weather reports, legitimate births, obituaries and daily prices of food and glioline and requIre all qufiçd' cti totxn In qi&srterty isi= * .P and, if all these fail, use of chastity belts and straltjdckets should be in order. Some of üabove was Inspired from reading about a young university student working on juvenile delinquency who reported that he was having difficulty In obtaining data. His oject was to call a dozen homes by telephone at 7 p.m. and ask parents if they knew where their children were at that how. "My first five calls," he said, "were answered by children who had no Idea where their parents were." There Is one lesson we will all learn and that is that morality cannot 1w forced on anyone or a community by boycotting or intimidation. It has to come from the heart of the individual. Our schools have an assigned task and their Job Is difficult and no other new courses are necessary. Our superintendent should see that every student who graduates from Seminole County schools can read, write and do arithmetic and have schools open each day with a prayer as do both Houses of Congress In Tallahassee and Washington D.C. It will be a happy day when this sex education Issue Is settled and then we may be as carried away as one woman did when she testified at a prayer meeting. Said she, "I ain't what I ought to be and IaIn't what I'm going to be, but anyway I ain't what I was." Bonner L. Carter Lake Mary 3 I Ii 91 1. Road Run Thanks I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Sanford Herald for Its recent coverage of the First Annual Sanford Road Run co-sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Department and the Sunrise Kiwanis Club. The Interest and enthusiasm generated In our community was tremendous. Spectators and partIcipants extended the entire 8 miles of the race. The participants ranged In age from $ to 65 and they were from as far away as Canada and Australia. Many Indicated they would be back for next yea's Sanford Road Run. Th. following sponsors should be recognized because without their OffO rt we could no ye had this event: George Willis, J.C. Penney Co., FIrd Federal ofSunpnj Chapi Cg Cu., Tyre Farms, Milks Enterprises, Flagship Bank, Gregory Mobile Homes, Do5'SSbOe$ofthe Plaza, Cam OSsll Pot Palace, Phil Logan. Thanks also to the Seminole Corn. mimity College Athletic Department for providing the official time keepers. Jim Rowe Sunrise Kiwanis Club All nodelghe in SMole Coaty bar perads of schosi-ag. chides after 3 PJL Bar all parents Of ecbol-nge chides from race tracks ad other 1ambhs - 11aeu0ger 2pjr adths should also inclids bingo and other gs of chance. Each school beerd member ma flare gas in respective districts to adaMs the shy 11th sIlver particles to prevent sb T1. S ..-. . 5-. - 5- --. 5-.. - 5.- 5. - ,_, _:•- '-t. '... •-• -' in'.;-•; • - ..- '-:' I, .. .._.. - . •J �4A—.Ev,sffii.g Hirail, Sanfurd, Ft. Sendsy, May 2L 97 E IDI(lm ...anameyoucnfr( EngineerAims For Sta rs In Hom emade Volksrocket By TOM IIEDE SARATOGA, Calif. (NEA) Robert Truax says his mildly boggling notion was conceived three Years ago. He had built the Jet-powered motorcycle on which Evel Knievel failed to ' SECRET MIRACLE WRINKLE SMOOTHER Temporary wrinkle lotion 2/3-ounce bottle. . 399 2 types. 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A free career planning rehabilitation," said Cham' agencies, however, here It Is Chamberlain, one of the two Florida, according to Mike cassettes and other medi a ashe who are themselves han,ice for the handicapped has career guidance counselors, Vlljzaon, CPS counselor, offered free. berlain. learns more about himself, ' ri-i been opened In his dicapped, are a testimony to "We are there to speed up the United The program, which Isdesigned "Thisbe Is a service that Is career opportunities, and the What a person can accomplish, rehabilitation process. After i -' Cerebral Palsy office at to help the client determine his According to Chamberlain, In For more Information indeter going to a lot of people," career decision-making "We are there to guide them, they find out what they can do other states this service is terested persons may call 339Greater Mallon date Route 43l areas of interest, explore dif- said Elllxson, 39who also procesa. ' but don't make any ddecisions and want to do they can be purchased by vocational 1041. hi Casselberry. They will take ferent career possibinties and freelance as a musician and AViIlthile to the client Is their first clients on June 1. make their own career choice, repairs wheel chairs. Information on educational Career Planning Service is open to people Of all ban. CPS is deigned to be used In requirements, schools that (CPS), f unded by a CETA grant dicaps. the same way as a library. The train in the areas of their 1n S out OfMafl.Power,Is"almedat The new casselberry CPS Is individual Is to mike use of teret, job qualifications, and .( 1%li , ECKERD BALSAM & PROTEIN ('115 Coun ' s Handicapped Offered Free Career P anning 11111 0 jump Washington's Snake River Canyon, and now he, Truax, had another spectacular Idea for the adventuresome atimtpan. He proposed to construct a %Ibcrhitii rocket and send Knievel Into space as the .5 wotid's first private adronaut Knievel was quick to approv : the plan, and advance $3,01 for Its preliminary research and design. later, however, he had second thoughts and abandoned Hesaidhe 'yuax would like tepid several people In space in the next few years. If he the project' do almost anything on awould molorsucceeds, space travel may become an accessible, though expensive, cycle; on the other had, well, carnival ride. But he's not going: "I'm more important on rocket ship are not me& with ground. Besides, do you think I'm really crazy?" wheels on them. So that was the flrgneptl,e crouchtop the Of course, Truax u)flCed$ anything thadvance."Hem he C iDCe diameter vehicle, In voice that for his projectrelies heavily Is casting about for fund mixing than there have been 5 'oidect with monitors. 711'f lift. on technology for which the schames; "If, say, Atlantic City A private ' of the ship will be gev,g wants to have the launching irepoderous. Aeronautics pounds these, Each piece of equipment used and pay for It, Imay be specia lists say Truax is sz" the mned his program has been willing." rocket to go 30,000 feet to 10 developed for the National Truax 11117 alio be willing to say his supremely $CUfldias1d113,I0OfSetin100 naive. Virtually no authority ascen. At that point the ow Aeronautics and Space sail advertising space on his gives him any chance at all. stag, ship will be traveling Administration. HeIs therefore vehicles. An STP dicker would And yet Truss, a retired Ulo mph, and the rocket seving millions on us billions be nice. Or maybe "Honk If You Love Jesus"? Someone Navy esplain, insists he previowy engines will him out. for suggested that he allow He h an and will laimch an o rilnory ship . osdillograph W as arc icwardeThin for 30 example, dot coat $14 signature graffiti, at $10 ctthisn jg0 space within the , ,,s, *Op release it us apiece; since th e rocket has us mimary used in nest two years. He says hi pø atom he t 23,000 square thchesof skin, the energy wont Put ifl ocean, he names could bring in $2.3 it second he fo r° 76. y tç, The manned flight is ha *, million s ,,,,.e iner t ial i bftxb 10 ft r-scheduled to take about 10 Interestingly, one name that private Ingenuity, and without minutes tosplashdown. Trues wWbeonusvhIdeniayt*1ng .wuC . 90 govermnexul assistance. My$the mission wWbetrv4 'P, in $100,000 alone. That's the Truax calls It "Project an the way by ANMPQ.10 amount that a Peruvian LmPrivate EMSfriiS." And What rider. He lagindi to spend maybe many migrant named Daii Correa has he's doing Is t*ülding a Vince $11,010 to hire tow oi4pa, two agreed to pay for the privilege propamin the bad ya,dc(his h,I1gers and a team of • of being Truss's astronaut borne. He's already fashioned a ftillmao others will tallow' Truax believes the astronaut. 4-foot ,, prototype both adronaut and Volkarocket will achieve inatant glory and Volksrocket, and be 's darted are recovered, that the government developed mown and should have to on a pair of a1'11r4ft anyway, is plan, at total cod of $25 million; he Th a t, the pay for it. vehicles. and before anyone gets us picked them up in surplus for Happily, Correa, 26, can MW targetdds for takeoff Is the aianmer. of 1001 or feeIb it's acme kind of pipe only each. afford the fee. Though be came draw It should be dressed that Thai says he regularly does to America In 1071 as a pastry Trussansays will flM Bob Truss Is not without im. for $1.96 what federal scientists folder ins tortilla factory, he launch unmahe nned fligig.And preselve credentials. At 12, he do for $190, or even $196,000. has since bought the factory. j. since be will use a recOvUibli has been profeulonafly in. This kind of savings is always now nets $20,000 a mouth at the vehicle, .9metblag even the MhAd swuldaill I be ad, aM he's net 51 in Boil Bsk.ry he asbp gvenmei has net yet tried, t&t,WiJ' oy rukd dIvocets to RdwaMCuy, ss's spa" he will tectsilcally be shin to al biijfiy. think so. As it happens, private a fast food restaurant and an the sans ship in us Truszj an engineer, setup the citizens in Germany are also appliance plant as well. rp"wd launch. That, he says, Nwyt s jg jet Propsjaion woiting on the idea of cheap, Correa Is a pilot and sky should Increase rdfflity and desk In the ilifo, who an dependable space flight, diver. He Is married and has a reduce risk for his adlOflaut. world Was dill rlckarhtg at The German effort Is In- knoi*h.oW child. He believe. Not that the miwiqd flight Robert GodWt i.'spent corporated under the name his chances of surviving the will be worry free. Thai 3l ymn in tlis Nay,andinthd "ORTRAG", which In the Volksrocket flight are about describes his enterprise as en time was Indentat in language means "Orbital nine In 10. Yet that Is better extremely low-cod effort, propams raciging from Thor to Rockets and Transport Coin- than the odds given Alan which Ii to 517 $1 tiiIlliehi and Munwa, He won a legion of pony." The firm has developed Shepard Jr., the first therefore "our rube will he Merit for originating the a vehicle that burns diesel fuel astronaut; before him, is one *ornewhat higher then these Polaris eunew. with an oxidizer, and has was certaln man could even live taken In the government Thaxalaowesoneolthefine become the first non, in space. program." Actually Truss pêj to i.ctae govermaig goverrsneü entity to sue- To be acare, no one Is certain e.cts to lose one of his on the cod sflsdivenees of ceufully launch a space Correa can live in the viuildes ID tests. space flights. And he's net mission. Volk-rocket. But the would.be Those teds will probably be in So llis tWilmmUdamd.ma onuo laiumbling toolit subject b.U... the risk Is nthe California coed, and the ma is the taproot reason for place lad year In Zaire, Africa. worth it. If necessary, he 'iota iurrned acid manned fllgi*e Project Private he Another teat Is due this month he will borrow on his biewoa Will fodow soon Saw.-ma says: "I wed to prove that In the same place. Dr. Kurt to help finance the private vslikl.s will be içi* icr raW M#b need net be se Debus, a one time NASA enterprise flight. "(kace I go 1wlth, and will be poworeddamead pi v." executive who Is now an OR- up," he adds, "then maybe by four Rockstdyn. LR1O1 Trm bdWm it 1 ThAG consultant, says the many others will follow." engines, ma engines, 4.'IPId Mm $1,111 to build these ampany hope, to one day Truss certainly hope. others bt the govsranaad's Atha IPM ,1,, 1,* lh satellites, at reduced will follow. He would like to put racket, use kerosene and liquid iinare j, cods, for cited nations and several people in space in us osygen. Therefore, be expects the cod corporaikes. nest few years, Including ThS*ZUI his IMS Will be d landft Ilia ftd ptvde Byths Way, the Germanidea women. Then hisplan tat. redruined on the pad adil lbS cillsobilesiliseetebelesethiss of reduced coats does not apply for air worthiness car00011111A reach a full Used 41 taipsyors sped to d-Igp the cempMdycoincld, with that o( tlflcation at the Federal 1,* poimda each. When as g go,am. Project Private Enterprise. Aviatiaju Agency, end after that astronaut Is aboard be will sit I med men he space... ORTRAG's unmanned laun. send anyone Into iubrbit wh. ching reportedly cost $21 can pay for It. pIfl1on, or 11 tbng, what Bob The cod ofa ride would be Thai wants to spend on a deup. At lead $100 a ticket. S miu,dfUgi, Dr. Debnssays Bu4 there ia nothing theto be can't Imagine how Truss prevent apace travel from bdombto fly for $lmIllIu. PIN carnival. lls FAA ays S Sometimes, perhaps, Truss anyone of my age may build er om'tlmagiae how cow. But fly arockdship,sslcmg As right saw k's concerned more simple regulations are ob. —. served. One r,IIMIm_ hdft He ways he has spent about shooting rockets Into clo. $11,*oftdoownmoaeyenfar, Andse,hurry,diprIup1 aid VA leaves Mm $1110 MIS barsidoimlaig era of apses AWL He says he's tried tofliØ may be about to se cerpsrate b''lUng, "bet 11Us, chill, ad OW w't even onswer my do it. Anyone, dA Is, exc* otters." Bob Thai. He will never tft Maps Tr heIs out" he oneofMsrocketaai."l'm ____ I om soil television rIms to the more Important on the .ed 11111114 "only Us SIR amal," he says. 'B' ale Nil wsrksan.etwllllngto give you think I'm really orasy?" . ens In Casselbe S - . PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ... at low, low prices? - - 49* PACK 0F5 . MILDEW DISCS Prevents mildew & musty odors. 21/2-ounce size. REG. $1.19 LIMIT 2 - 88* Ai10, SOPHIE MAE LJ-21.I *.i.o.o.j GARDEN HOSE PEANUT BRITTLE i, 2 ply vinyl, brass fittings. REG. $2.99 Delicious treat made from an old Southern recipe. 10-oz. box. 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That's the story at Seminole County high school practice fields as football teams struggle through the last two weeks of spring practice. ThingsculminateMay31,wen Seminole is host in a four-way jamboree which also includes Lake Brantley, Lake Howell and Lyman. ' • . home 'e\ :f game so after lwlvi prop -. _______r . • Intern ; .- •- • •- -. , -. vehic I;k Tn -: % : - r . -- -- : launc I ,- 1+ • 1 ; .- _________ 1 - ___ •1 I I..- - 'w'tI 1. • . +. lr - : I - %L T .11. veme '" •' 'r •It U 1 mann shoW' s e -. ' • . - . I .• - • •. - • - Photos By Tom-VlhcSnt_••i•• • •. •-. • N cr . Baker, l ,,lll . . I -a.~-.. --- + U,'1 1ic - it up. I like to tackle. I have enough gas and it change of confidence in myself. I'm proud clothes to get to Pittsburgh." of myself. I missed two games lie became it regular almost last season and was still second from the day he arrived and has on the team in tackles to played in two Pro Howl games. (middle linebacker) Jack His first six seasons, he was the Lambert.' strong side safety, known as a In many ways, Wagner, 29, hitter, with 200 pounds to back + who will be embarking on his up his aggressiveness, lie ninth pro season (all with missed most of 1977 because of Pittsburgh) when the Super a cracked vertebra and switHowl champs reassemble at St. ched easily to weak side safety Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa., in 1978. this summer, is the prototypical "1 think it's going to prolong Steeler . my career in the long run," With the exception of USC's says Mike, a deceptively mild Lynn Swann and Penn State's man with a big brush mustache Jack Ham and Franco Harris, and an easy smile. "Contact the Steelers weren' t assembled not there generally. You don't from bigtime, highly touted have to deal with guards and I college talent. fullbacks as much on sweeps Mike Wagner came out of and the inside running game." Western Illinois in 1971, the Still, football at any position third year of Coach Chuck is a game where you don't avoid Noll's rebuilding regime, an contact.If Wagner needs any 11th-round draft choice. reminding, Mike Barber will be Mike Wagner lines up putt In off-season M' senior year," recalls visible evidence when the "My intent wasn't there," he me peace of mimiti," Mike, "I had a lot of injuries, Steelers and Oilers collide adds, "and that's what gives The off-season National but Pittsburgh had scouted me again in the fall. + -++ + + + + is .+ + SHOP g(• ORLANDO & SANFORD DAILY 9:30-9:30 SUN 12-6 -- SHOP DELANO, LEESIURO, ICISSIMMEE DAILY 4. SUN Il-a SUN. MON. TUES. WED. "t" _____ ?WT — arm% Spark Barnett ' - It IJ Abr*y TS,$lS . ;', md knew my spee'I do wn for 4.55 'P of violence and produced the it ¶Ird dash so they several rules changes designed knc I could nw and hit. to reduce the specter of injury. 1 got a $3,000 bonus for "I'm an aggressive safety," signing. That just about paid for says Wagner, "and like to mix m y car through school .111(1 on for Johnny Wright hits the dummy - •• . - - It's called hamburger drill reduc p •': . in the bitterness of defeat, special point to check the films Barber accused Wagner of of the play and to get the opinions of his coaches on the unnecessary violence and validity of his maneuver in vowed to "get" him. chopping the Oiler receiver "1 felt badly he was hurt on down. He claims a passing the play," says Wagner, grade on all counts. Football League meetings in Hawaii focused the SUt)JrCt Joey If., .. enough of the game. A tough blow for play football the way he says." the Oilers, who lost Wagner, in fact, made it a ivIo ve game. -_ I L. thrown, Barber was walloped his statements. "He has every right to say across the knees and injured severely to miss the rest what he wants to, but I don't Next' game ": _______________ In this sequence of photographs,, Seminole goes through its paces. :. .i' 2, I 10 ____ . -•, VAIL, Cob. (NEA) - Months reflecting back on the collision later, Mike Wagner still can't "If he hadn't, there would have avoid the subject of violence in been nothing made Of pro football, just as he couldn't The Steelers went on to win avoid hurtling into Mike Barber their third Super Bowl, a on that nasty wet field in Pitt- historic first for one team, but sburgh the first week in for Mike that association of the January. Barber incident lingers. it was early in the chain. "It was somet hing blown out plonship game of the American of proportion," he asserts. "At Foot ba ll Conference, and the time he was angry and Barber, a husky Young tight end rightfully so. He has every right for the Houston Oilers, had during the game, but i question slanted over the middle and the big uproar be created at. was stretching for a pass from terwards. it was something Dan Pastorini. blown up out of proportion.! The ball, and Wagner, haven't seen Barber since. I'm arrived simultaneously. curious about what the Wagner, coming up from contact between us Is. We play free safety position for the them twice a year. Pittsburgh Steelers, threw his "He was vindictive and body at the Oiler tight end, outspoken at the time. I'm sure expecting to jar the ball loose It's going to have some carry. or, at the very least, make the over. There'll be pressure on tackle. The baU was over- hiIfl from the press to back up heddng player there Is In the league." 64I'm not a sniper and I'm not a great goal-scorer," Gainey said, hose specialty Is forechecking. "It comes down to this If I n't do the things I do best, then I won't play." None of the Canadlens, naturally, were claiming they already M il er the Stanley Cup won, but all agreed they all wanted Game 3 dly. "I think It's the most important far," said Savard. "It was a must for us to win a game here." Dryden admitted he was feeling better than he had the first In which Canadians Coach Scotty Bowman had jerked Clint Baker and Bobby Miles Edeen ' him with a period to go, marking the first time he had been taken Thiebauth hit two are at It again. out of a playoff game In borne runs and Tins Warden The pair of Seminole Pony added three doubles to His general outlook wasn't too good either when Bowman lead Baseball League stars cornyhook Cranes to a 17-10 tapped Michel "Bunny" Larocque to start the second playoff game. Only an Injury to Larocque toward the end of practice Uned Pitching talents again victory over Energy Air In a Friday night and came up with girls softball game. Ava enabled Dryden to start the second "I'm feeling better," the Canadlens' goalie replied to a a six-hit effort to lead Barnett Gardner had five hits for the question. "After the first game I felt under some stress. Things Bank past Process Machinery winners, weren't going well either for myself or the team. It was a tough in a 15-5 Bronco game, p CITY AUTO TUPPERWARE Miller, Mike D'Amlco, Steve . N Al N time. I don't feel the burden is gone, nor will I until this series is i McCormick and Heath Abney over." all Camp 46 so. WsII,øs II) Davis 211 two hits ea ch for th e winRobinson Is another one of the Canadlens who looks like an had 201 I,ram 311 ners while Don Gorman had WrI a,,,.S a s, o.siwsa 3 II entirely different player since their loss In the opener. MCOISd 310 MCAld$s II Janego two Comm "The big difference with me Is that I tried to play too much three hits and 311 PIIisrly 311 f or the losers. lr,_( 300 Nslmaa 2 0I offensively In the first game," said Montreal's fl-year-old alistar See Str om " III in other games, Dan Camp $.shsR Ill kpp ill defenseman. "You just tire yourself out for nothing that way," 263$ Civct 2$ I ca three singles and a Tolollt by looking at the Canadien'defen3e, you can tell it has drilled YsOols 24511 double and BrlanDavispitched mime Its opening-game embarr2lanlent. Robinson adPROCESS ARNI WWI MACMlNIy AN R I 51 edged Forest City Auto Parts, 5Al *51 DAmIcs "We're playing much better," he said. "I think we can play 3; MCWIIU.e', McCsrmift 3 I I 32 Richard Coffey Photography ,,,,,,, ,,, "Y 32. Miller 33 made the Pre's' lw't bed news the Rangers. One more word about got only two hits, but Chryslerip, WsW 121 of mo st Marc Slade esiw.., ,.. au.,, . If they •., them had played a whole game the way they played e p,g) I4fr °"' 31 It p$ MhIhsr second period, when they oidhustled slId outinuscled th .00 D.L.c, •ii msrs. an 8-7 victory; and Maronda ,,, v.rs... Sol Canadiens during a scoreless minutes, the two teams might be ''t' $0 Iis III Homes socked it to Adams Auto TsOsOs PIaYg yet. *054 MINI 33) Parts, 21-7. McKee lie + I. and , Tn lh \• t• ', If••• Ah, Sp -.. Anc Navy govee . ,...-.- naive r gives ;: . sane session. Larry Robinson and Serge Savard, the Canadlens' hardworking fensemen, were right there to help Dryden every time you ed up, too, but the real stickout for the winners was left wing bGslney, probably the best "defensive forward" In the entire I'C - In NHL NEW YORK (UP!) Strung across the ceiling hig h aLio-t the at Madison Square Garden hang three blue-andwhfte banners ling everybody's attention to the best years in the history of the w York Rangers. The first banner represents the 1927-2 season, the second one -33 and the third 193940. These were the years the,Rangers e Stanley Cup champions. Alas, they seem to have climbed as high as they possibly can time. Dowiftwo games to one in the present Stanley Cup final, y now sense the awful truth. Theae.are not the New York Islanders they are playing, ese th the mighty Montreal Canadiens, who won what could turn out be the pivotal contest Tuesday not 44, now have the home-ice vantage again and may readily go on from here to their fourth raight Stanley Cup title. The Canadlens had all kinds of heroes. Ken Dryden, the "goat" the 4-1 openIng-game defeat, enjoyed his best night of the ayo(fs, even asslstng on the final goal. Steve Shutt, Jacques Leenaire, and Doug Risebrough each had a andanassist,aflditwashusthngM'lo Tremblay who really e up with the game-breaker at 14:48 of the third period after Duguay's freak goal from a faceoff had drawn the Rangers IVA ~* I .hw jump River Thiu sewn -.• . * . .... Wagner Ponders Barber ' s B.%tfl.T(,N "1014 AN . SAl Sunday May 20, 17 EvenlngHerald,Sanford,FI _nd,?AjO.1979--A _ft — .. _ --.". -- - Playoff Collision Still Discussed Spans 0Pórade It pilii~l I V . . . •• 4 I *kl k" I I- ,'. . %~ I X4 . I . C :••.- •••. . .• I ø'- -'' , Fardinal Tops Shell, 8-6, hase Whips Railroaders . IL , . I • -, 3 13 $11 15 SLADI COPPIY PHOTO AIiM *1151 210Nrip 324 3I3PsINIs 411 ZSIC.Nsy 311 300 911 200 01,tts 205 410NvNw III A0srffiy II Dvs III Ml'... 3 6 NsI,'. *SI a'" MsOisft ISo kse III 101* 2SIMosdSss Ill ldiilNq lOt tells Ill 311 *1,1st 215 No"" Don" Ill Totals 2402 ill Maøieft Left Pry MCCSe' Ale. Cardinal Industries, which Lepnard Shell were scoreless pushed six runs across the plate earlier this week won its first through the first three Innings, In the bottom of the frame. 3775 game of the season, pulled a and each team scored three After Butch's Chevron sco red major Sanford Little National runs In the fourth inning. ADAMS AUTO two runs in the top of the MARONDA PARTS L.sgueupaetFrjdaywfthan$4 second, Clam Leonard Shell ""at AIIM AIIM win defending city champ 343 Cwsl lie Cardinal Industries took a 4-3 scored Its final five runs In the "s l4se*b lie J. Carol III lead in the top of the fifth,but bottom of the inning. "t'' 111Pe.sri 300 331 Newell NW ill League-leading Chase Clan, Leonard Shell In Clem Q RIce's' 133 WshaIaR 3)5 defàted the Railroaders 8-1 front for the first ti me, 5-4, w i t 1f0115 $11s 3,3 10*51! ____ hit In the game, a ffr INst Ill man *S5 Friday to maintain its four- a PuT of rims In the bQttom of ning single by Steve Thadell. P ie's, Ill DewIer l ie game lead. . the fifth. 1 I 1 Iwo III Danny Rowe and Mike Shaw Its III Lyse In the Sanford Pee Wee $310 ItS TheN Aided by three errors, Car- each singled for Butch's •W Will Oil League, Clam Leonard Shell dual Indstri surged ahead Chevron. TsNIs 112113 nipped Butch's Chevron Service with four rims In the top of the 11-7 to move into a tie for firSt sixth and then held Clem with Mock Roofing, a Leonard Shell to just one hit in Thursday winner. the bodorn of the inning. Cardinal Industries and Clam KIM Hunter had a double Co Knights of Columbus CARDINAL IN. CLIM and single to lead Cardinal lUwiniS 13.3 Friday night to second, third and fourth frames leITRIuS LIONAID to win under AIIM situ. Industries. His double keyed boost its second half record In daughter rule. the 10-run ISe'eNSS 4', Al I N the four-rim sixth innin g . Scott Mis 4151.51W the Sanford Junior League tO 2. 403 Elvis Brown pitched a three. Ns*i' ItIPiWirict III ise. 1)1 LN'.,l zii Ross had a home rim and Pat U an d move Into a tie for first hitter for Knights of Columbus, WIN, too srwm 41'2 WUN Murphy and Ed Robinson each place with Moose, •5s a." striking out seven and walking Elks delnoliubed Rotary sss Nsery 105 tuni singies five. fl,Ll.as 31$ in the other league game 3IlStsl. III Neser Baker had a double Sam Hill had a double and Friday. ••• PON lies and 3" lefts a smile and Dave Mar. "I single and Willie Brown had a Knights of Columbus scored TINS. $llltlll* 101 tiniMllandThnHalleachhada ye'.j pair dsingl for the losers four aonjmt one hit In e'6 of singles to lead the C- flosifte. * .-. las Frederick and Richard bottom of the first and never pair L. winners at the plate. Brett Von *111-4 Leonard each had a single. trailed. The winners out-scored Herbgis 'l-'ned a double and CLIM 5,••5$ Kiwanis by a $-1 count In the siesu. PC 0 Uslu runt. QlntByingtim pitched and hit A1111111 LII Ng Alfred Boo khard, Alton ii, Chase to Its Will over the rnw*s MIII, K k ill"" OP Colemam and MlksBaker had in LIUNCOIUMSUS WSd JiM 11• IelW $10 lsssrl Neil.. III *1151 thehitsforKlwasls, allsingjes. Lew 1.e ur and wiffed a desen u. I isv'.,i,,,1l, $31 T 111+ CsSe. lS toIlets I I 1 $eilr$t' $0 as, LewrenceWysmhisjedao. S batters while walking six, and CIN.s' 361 P5t'o 4'' 'CIierm $35 ahmipj a home run and Wy.. 1 ••Prl4ct b05M*,, 535 115 hitter at Rotary, striking out laM.v IISN,1l flveandwrJkbtgfosw,1Iealso ,, doiàattl*piate. N$P5's'. 261 Siiels, 555 letsr Ill led theseven-liitattack of Elks N off ''e" 's 's"° '• "s' Jipr Culling and Darryl 3, with a pair of doubles. Jeff 15111 ,,TheIs Tush 11935111$ hi doub Mert eabosiammed les SaTan 'lapped a pair of off see. III 11 13 1 3 Keith McGrfff a" singles and walked twice. Ron mviii. aided a sis*le. III a Kidd also had a double. m Bloc 1115$ '11)-Il ills-il Robert Rowe bed the only hit Robble Boyd had a pair of IS CMLII 5hk$ Rotary, a first hiuIi single. iOTuY Al.. singles for the Rallro.ders and URN AIIM AIIM 3)05115 • Orb Waldo and Donald NS1i I4I+_ •OICIINN III I35,• Thomas Traded iIID.Ms,*ls asi Grayaonhadone single apiece. Vnw1w Ill,,.'. IIISJIUII III rn I I 1 I,pe'. isi 3I*M4$rIA all WASHINGTON (UP!) •IO-NUI. Clan I nard Shell rallied kill See $I5iitu 15* I $ I Ictil Ill Mike Iboinas, the rv&ng back 011" sell O frombehlndtwlcetorecordits • 1 'CepNS IS, I " 31 Sh$ who became 151 em broiled in a win over Butch's Chevron too Wild III Cells a t*T.... 115 Sea Coal II service in the Pee Wet Lugue. , -'IN0 left of contract has" wlth is•. ,, 155*'s all NeSS 4 $SIIAUh is, thsWaai1onR,4b4,,Was a N*$S.Mun*ls 500 hiVe'S $$IT.Nls 151 Butch's (bSVTCO jumped out ThIN TiNes 3151 $1114 traded Friday to the So Diego , to a 54 had In the top of the .*s 66 IINiy '-."-' -*1-s 1*draftcholce. over wait h one I ;:m _A I ...A.._' - .* — - ..''L., ~ ... I I" -~ I ~!, t ,,, 4, "- -~ ~.. .. .. - -, 4 0"I- .. - -; L . I . . , . . . . 1 I [~' ,, _. 4 1, ?.' ' ,JL,1L . ,-. ~j(.;4 * !.-i!11111 :: . + .... Clarence Scipio gets off pass '. 111 16 : . - _-_ - .; • ' .+i:. 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Like Iiiust loyal Reds followers tthat doesn't include me), I think the firing of Anderson, who produced five division titles and three second place finishes plus two World Series triumphs) in 1N 0; and Seattle routed Texas, 135; and California beat the Chicago White Sox, 7.3. In the National League, it was 9, the Chicago Cubs IN BRIEF Venezuelan Hopes To Move A's To South America said Thursday Initial talks with Charles Finley made him "optnildlc" the Oakland A's could be bought and eventually transferred to Caracas. Roberto Well, who heads the Miami team hi the Triple A Inter-American League, said he talked with Finley Wedoesday and would speak with him again next week. "We are negotiating the possIbilIty of buying the Oakland team to Japan. I find John McNamara, who succeeded him, a Beattie, who only II months beating In Fenway Park, was to put together a big rally," said nings; Minnesota topped winning run in the 11th, to slide had six strikeouts and ailoid soild baseball man but no more inspirational as a leader than ago was unceremoniously the hero. Beattie, now 3-1. "That made it Kansas City, 10-6, in 10 innings; the Orioles past the Blue Jays. no hits over four inningato ld the Angels. Sparky. 'es, the Reds can supplant the Dodgers if Toni Seaver, exiled to the minors im"It was harder for them to easier for me. After I realized Milwaukee blanked Oakland, 8- Twins 10, Royals 6: their head pitcher, has a super year. They'll have to beat the (;,gs, too. But the Reds still have that great batting order. t. Iios old are Jim Rice of Boston, Earl Campbell of Houston and Tony Dorseti of Dallas? Is Rice married and does he have children? - Sandra foR, Mt. Vernon, Ala. Rice is 26 years old and a bachelor. Campbell is 24, and Dorestt is 25. They, too, are unmarried, though the Cowboys' running By United Press InternatIonal Friday night, raising his season Klngman belted his 13th Milwaukee blanked Oakland( 8back has a cliiJ and is supposed to be considering marriage, total to 13. Only 23, Murphy Is Friday, even though the Cuts 0, and California ow1ed Q. lIos many points and rebounds did Wilt Chamberlain collect by the Pittsburgh Baseball fans have always Just learning the basics of were beaten ChIcago, 7-3. in his NBA career? Also, how many games did he play hit a two-run __________ 95. He wondered what mIgM happen hitting but his awesome power PIrates, if Reds 7, Dodgers 1: professionally iithout fouling out? - Clyde Dunn, State 1hi, _______________________ shot in the first inning, but the stçreme power hitter were already makes him one of placed in the so-called "per- most feared hitters in the home runs by Pittsburgh's in the ninth Inning scored Joe Wilt remains far and away the all-time top scorer in pro Willie Stargell and Dave feet" stadium. league. Morgan to give the Reds a basketball history, with 31,419 points. His average of 30.1 points Parker gave the Pirates the _______ victory over the Dodger.. per game is aLso tops. And no one comes close to the 23,fl4 _____ "The ball was carrying really victory. mat perfect union could be Astros 3, Padres 2: reboumLs lie amassed in his 14-year career. Wilt, who played in a on the horizon Dale Murphy good tonight," said Murphy, Jose Crux singled home Cr$Ig total of 1,045 NBi gullies, never fouled out. of Atlanta and Dave Kingman whose three blasts led the Elsewhere in the NL, CincinReynolds with two out. in the eighth inning, for the Astrbs' San Francisco Giants. locations. Brooklyn Dodgers? Also, my brother-ln-la says the New York Houston iilIed San Diego, 3-2, win over the Padres. and Montreal topped Philadel_________________________________________________ Yankees sercn't aliays knon by that name. What was their Expos 5, PhilUes 3: prior name? - Jü Reid, Deltona, Fin. Murphy, a muscular, 6-foot4, Murphy, batting .346, drove in phia, 5-3. St. Louis at New York Andre Dawson hit a two-iun )0pound catcher-first base- five runs with his three homers was rained out. The early Brooklyn teams before the turn of the century were York blanked Boston, 10.0, Kansas CIty, 101, In 10 innings, homer to highlight a three-run man, belted three home runs at and raised his league-leading knoii as the Bridegroonis because married players outBaltluwre beat Toronto, 74, in Detroit defeated Cleveland, 5.3, seventh inning that led (he Atianta-Fulton County Stadium RB! total to . numbered bachelors on their roster. Laterthey were known as the In the American League, New 11 innings, Minnesota topped Seattle routed Texas, 13-5, Expos over the Plullies. Superbas, and in 1911 became the Brooklyn Dodgers, a contraction of Trolley Dodgers - referring to the tracks near their \4 • ballpark. 'Ilie Yankees when they came into the American League in 1903 were called the Ilighianders - the team played on () Washington Heights in New York - and writer Mark Roth tagged them the Yankees in 1913. Kingman, Murphy Hit Three Homers I ' hold most of the National League hitting records? - B.C., Knoxville, Tenn. Stan the Man's lifetime mark for his 22 seasons in the National League 11941.63) is .331. In Seymour Siwoff's Book of Baseball Records, the only significant individual batting marks I find still held by Musial are the major league record for getting on base 5,282 times - and the National League records for total number of hits i3,630i and two-base hits 1725), Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker, resps:tively, hold the big league marks for the last two categories. '4_ j 41 Caracas would make an excellent site for a major league Lean. Brizzolara Called Up By United Pram IlternatIesal ATLANTA (UP!) -Pitcher Tony Brinolara was called up from the Atlanta Braves' Rldvnond, Va., farm club whIle outfIelder-third baseman Mike Macha sent to Riclinceid. Brlzzolara, 22, a 64, 210.po*md rlghthander is expected to start In one game of a Saturday doubleheader against the San Francisco Giants. was Fitzslmmons Coach Of Year ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Cotton Fltzslmmons, coach of the Kansas City Kings, was named basketball coach of the year by The Spotting News. The spotting weekly said Fitifm.noq5 "took over a club that finI'hed 3141 a year ago and made It believe In itself. Whi e no one the Kingato flnlshu MidDivision champions, they did just that," Forechectc SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) (111 ,: . ......................................... . .. . .. NEW YORK (UP!) - Bob Canadlens - gunning for their Gainey thinks It will take fourth straight cup and 22nd something special to stop the overall - attended a luncheon, ;:• Montreal Canadlens - if they at which defenseman Serge continue playing the way they Savard received the Bill Mas. have the past two games. Let-ton Memorial Trophy Gainey, one of the leaders of Professional Hockey Writers __ __ check," sco . . . .. . _____________ :'' ' ___ I __ V 1 . INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) - oval Is dry, Ongals, who will be 7 Danny Ongais, one of the hottest drivers in championship Monday, complained of pain a racing, was grounded Saturday his lower neck after being till 1 going into the final weekend of from his wrecked car. He fl w IndianapolIs. 500 time trials, to his Costa Mesa ho4ie n with eight spots to be filled In California following reles e th.rsoay lineup. •.. ,. : from the hospital and a __ ___ __ ur Bulls Ticket Prices Same CHICAGO (UP!) -The Qilcago Bulls, who last hi - UIr IvtMon me-,., ea - eg Iy would not Increase the price of season and single-g.m. - tickets ned season. Team officials said they were not rlthig prices 4p1. a 43 pensn( lncrá.e in operating .ipatsu doming the past two years. Na Ii the third straIght year the Balls have decided not to raise singje gain. and season ticket prices. a-,.? a ____ winning goal in Game 2 and was Adams Trophy by the beoadcrash a week ago, the flyin' 'That meant another drh a general pest to the New York casters as Coach of the Year." ______ Hawaiian was told Friday he would have to qualify mt r_______ attack In Game 3 as the Rangers' Coach Fred Shero, ________ _______ •.. would not be cleared to drive scope Racing Team's aeco d Q. 1 oiiId like to kno ho to get an NiL schedule for 1979. Canadleis rebounded from an speaking at the luncheon, told u- .• "1' ."s. i before next Thursday's final car, buttherulesperznitbng s itlso, how may uric obtain an NFL rule book, and will Richard opening-game embarrassment the following story in stating i' ... . . ..;.. . . "• " carburetlon tests for the May27 to take over and start tIe ii e ' Todd go to the l)erivcr Broncos in 1979? - John Marche, Mon. to take a 2-1 lead over the New that his team is not dead. ''' ° t" In 33rd, or last, position : race. trose, Cob. York Rangers In the Stanley .' '" ____ "I owe a lot to the !' Phil Casey, Interscope d 1 The weekend weather foreFor schedules and rules, write to the NFL, 410 Park Avenue, Cup finals. Canadlens," Shero said. I cast, meanwhile, had the nonmechanic, said It was "up ko New York, N.Y. 10022. On Todd, that's a new rumor to me. "I would have to say that it played for the Canadlens MIDDLE T FITS TO A T Danny" to select a driyer qualified racing fraternity on Obviously, the Broncos would love to have him because they no would take a very good team to although most people don't Rain was possible by midthe lOmUe qualifying run, t Mickey Bridges steers Middle T to a victory in the edge. longer can go with Craig Morton as their No. I quarterback, and beat us when we're playing at remember that. afternoon today and more Danny wasn't talking. They brought seventh race at the Seminole Harness Raceway last Norris Weese is a dubious quality to carry a team. The New York our best like that," Galney said me up for two games in 1957 and Roger McCluskey, with persistent showers were inJets, on the upgrade, gill look upon Todd as their premier field Friday. "I don't know if we've we won the stanley Cup. I owe Wednesday night, just edging Doras Bogie One, dicated for Sunday, the final Indianapolis races, Jim 'Mc4ldriven by flea Hendrickson. Seminole schedules general, though backup Matt Robinson, a revelation as a pro soph played any better but I do think the Canadlens a lot but I don't reath and George SnIder vithf4 day of the time trials. when Richard was decked by injuries, could challenge him for a we've played as well." owe them another Stanley harness racing in Casselberry nightly at 8 o'clock Qualifications and the race each, Gary Bettenhausen wi$h starting role. The Canadlens, who rallied Cup." Tuesday through Saturday. are rim only when the 2½-mile 11 and Dick Simon with ni e from a 2.4) deficit for a 6-2 were among the veteran n t. I noticed that Canton Fisk of the Boston Red Soz Is Dot victory in Game 2, held the qualified drivers. playing catcher or any other position for thcm. Is bic Injured or in a 4-1 just sitting on the bench, or ihat? -David Taylor, IngJ'ore,Pa. victory in Game 3 Thursday S rookie so far In the linet, I I several others, among the a Hurley Haywood, Billy Eng 1hart, and Bill Alsup4 we e expected to bid for dartIj berths. Square Garden Saturday night with the first-ever final between the two chits shifting back to Montreal for Game 5 Monday. because now we're up 2-1 and qualifiers was expected td cos close to the average spied f tJ. I ould like to know what the largest collection of baseball have the home-ice advantage," making baseball cards? - Eddie Rlcketts, Madison, lid, played well on the Montreal The Washington Bullets barely and Hayes with 15 rebounds Wes Unsaid's two free throws 14-footer with seconds left to the pole position for Rlck'Mea i collection of cards belonged to the late Jefferson Burdick, same game Saturday and force over the San Antonio Spurs offset George Gervin's second Dands-Idge tied It with 1:11 to drdge's heroics. Cosworth. who wrote "The American Card Catalog." Alter his death in 1960, them into mistakes. Their Friday and now can start 42-point game of the series, play. Ballard hit to The two "We wanted free consensus along t rap to get the ball his collection which went beyond baseball cards) was given to defensemuen young and we concentrating on the Seattle San AntonIo still led, 103-99, throws for the lead at the 36- Bobby and get everyone else was that speeds rangln fr* the Museum of Modern Art in New York. My oracle of card have to take advantage of SuperSonics. out of his way," said Motta. 1.5 to 184 will be fast thouàl collections, Bill Madden of the New York ['all) News, tells me that." The Bullets, down 3-1 in the "We knew ElvIn would be to make the race day fled Burdlek's collection worth more than half a million dollars The Rangers, shooting for series at one point, needed around the boards, though. We "With decent weather, I tha i and included those two rare 1910 cards put out by Piedmont their first Cup in 39 Ye&5, Bobby Dandridge's 12-foot told him to go to the ball on the minimun anybody will ta e Cigarettes of Honus Wagner and Eddie Plank. The Wagner card played hockey jiznp shot with eight seconds defense, too, no matter who will be 1.5," Simon said. I sold fur $4,750. The oldest card in existence is supposed to be an in both losses, remaining to a 197-105 took the last shot for them. want to qualify at better Us s 1869 montage of the Cincinnati Red Stockings. It belongs to Barry "Maybe our guys are a little victory in the seventh game of "This makes four times he's 184, but I would be very that, • lisiper of lAvingston, N.J. tight," admits Walter Tkaczuk, the Eastern Conference endedaplayoffserlesforuaby fuljusttomaketherace." 28-year-old outstanding female basketball player with Q. I the only player left from New dpio,jgp series. blocking a last-second shot. Simon's machine ha be s a ery (Inc high school career. I played Intramural basketball in York's last final In 1972. "In Washington and Seattle open NEW YORK He's a great pressure player." haunted by engine pr4blens (UP!) Chub are major-league caliber," said college, as my school did not have a varsity program. I am ii- the last couple of games we the first NBA title series Feeney and Lee MacPhail AL umpire Ron Luclano. Spurs' Coach Doug Moe and when his crew ran out I terested in trying out fur one of the women's professional teams Ii have lost the momentum we rematch In sIx years Sunday it clasped hands in the American 'We're not very happy with slumped In a corner of the engines, he borrowed onç In the United Olympic basketball tryouts? - Addle Cbattk, Rock had. The whole Centre. They meet hi League office then, after an- some points bi* It is an lockerroomlikeawetdlsheloth another team. Falls, Ill. changed aroimd." thing hu Cspital Landover again Thursday nigit nouncing a tiememit of the iàmom and we have to live and claimed the officials Once a tentative 11.14 of 3 On women's pro ball, write to the Women's Professional While the Rangers practiced before going to Seattle for "npires' strike, told of the apt1 know I've missed net decided the game. cars has been deterin1nd, I Basketball League, 5150 East Main St., Columbus, OhIo, 43313 In Westchester Friday, the gaines MaY 77 aid 39. The final hots-s spent nsgoiat1ng a "I felt the eels dole . aceking and I'm glad to get said slowed qualified machIs 1 it..." although the league office soon will be moved to Lea Angeles or tires games, U needed, will be aI,meg to the hitteely fo'*' back" Moe. "It'i tough for me to even be "bumped" from the lnei . Chicagoi. This past season, there were teams in Jom1atCpitalC.ntre,June3 action, talk about it. They called an eluding Chicago inearest you), and next wInter 14 franchIses are In Seattle and June I it Capital "Both sides accomplished The new three-year agree- offensive foul on Billy (Paultz projected. On the amateur level, tryouts for the national Centre. what they wanted," said meet gives the umpires, who and they called (Mike) Green 'i that will represent the United States in the Pan American Games Dwck'klge'a climactic shot Mac Phil), president of the hope to return to work today, a on a touch foul. It waan't fair were recently concluded in Knoxville, Tenn., and the team NEW YORK (UP!) - Al capped a comeback In which American League. "We've pay scale r-iglrig from $22,000. It makes you wonder if it might presently competing in an international tournament In South Arbour, who coached the New the Builds rallied from 10 given the umpires a very good $00,000, marking a $4,000 raise have been done on purpose. Our Korea. Tryouts for the women's Olympic team will be held late In York Islanders to the best points down in the fourth package. Any coocesi jons we at the lowest level aid a $10,000' players worked their tails off Pat Hill won Thund4's March, 1980, but to get into the Olympic Games, that squad will regularseasonpolnttotallnthe quarer,Dan eandreserve made were to insure 'g'"t incsu.atthetop. All wnpire. andthey dlda't get a break." Womei'i golf tournanjeeg at have to qualify hi competition at Vat-na, Bulgaria, In May 1900. National Hockey Leagi this forwardGreg Ballard scored 10 this happening again next will be paid retroactive to May 'Paults was called elbowSibal Palm, posting a 91. Ci4ra Q. Could you please get m autographs .1 the whole Dallas year, w awarded the Jack of the BalMs' l 12 poInts and year." 11. Ing Washington's Tan j14. Williams won low net Mth 74 Coithoy football team? Also, ahat happened I. former Dallas AdamiTropliyFrld.yaCoach Elvin Hayes blocked James Bit, while MacPhail was In addition, umpires with a aonwithl:24 r'In1ng, setting and Ruth Smith swept Con buy Calvin 11111, and to Duane Thomas? - Chars. Cram, of the Yw. Silas' attempt to tie with three P''Ig that ItM,lisnt Friday full year of service will be up the Dandridge jumper that feature, throwing ott her f r award, which cmliii qon rnini, afternoon, attorney Richie -ititied to a two-week vacation tied the score at 103. Green was worst holes for a 66, I am not in the autograph-collecting business so will have to with it a $1,000 check, 11 'I told my players they could PUipe was meeting with his daring the regular season. Per nailed for fouling Ballard while Be. Savarese od b) FU pass on that one. Calvin Hill left the Cowboys afttr 1V74 to weseet.d the NHL hi celebrate for about 39 hours," umpires in a stormy doneddoor dim allowances and espense the latter tossed up a despera- with a 103 while Jane PIrtmj o edsk1ns as a free agent in 1976. After fli!n!mal success for two sponsored l the Detroit "Bit I told them to celebrate the agreemsga eittId upon - day to $17 per day, with in- Ballard's two foul shots put flat hada 71 foe the feats . ;s$sons,hewasplckedupIastyearbytheC1e,eIid&owfrm Wings In memory of their late gooi, and Wbe irood of wist thadtMlonoffow umpires to creerwtdsplw.dovertheáed Washington up,l05403. Bev Del Mastro took d''i jrtireznent and niide so-so contributions of 39$ yards rushing and longtw cwh and general they &" . each Mogue - dida't appeal to two years Both leagues have Larry Keiiuø finishid wIt 39 honors with a IN '39 pass receptions. The 32-year-old Yale grad Ii niucred quitting N' IYger. Arboer received the The Bidldi became only the the usa in blue and they let agreed there will be no points for Us Spurs, bit could Chetti Hsckagb.'s again. Thomas, also 32, is going to try a comeback with (keen trophy it the league's Stanley third NBA team to rally from a their leader know about L retribution agahet any of the 52 not contain Danmfrldge defen- net and Shirley $ctaf Bay this fall after being out of the NFL sInce 1074. Cap h.chioii. 34 de&It to win a 1fl'$ime "I d0St know If thom miiplrss who struck. aively. feature honors with an famuu.s are was Long Fight Over, tentative, tight get Umpires Return am a ., many Arbóur NH I Coach' eight cities, Hill Caturs is Sabal Tourn.y for play -' -r--. .'a..,. - ' .a.ac-w. b*. a4f La ,a.a- -, - -, - - . Packers SIgn 16 Players GREENBAY.WIL(UPI)_Gr.&YP,*. announced the lfI,ws of 1$ free agents, in. eluding two quarterbacks and two pwnters. The quarterbacks are Kyle Groasert, a I-foet4 210 pounder from Oregon State, and Michael Risker, a Wool, 213-pounder fran Lehigh. Risker failed a tryout with the New Orleans Saints l seeaon Putters 'Ign,d were Lynn Thompson of Bdbime Cooknt,n College, who had a 43.4 yard last season, and Alan Willlmi of the University of Florida. average , 'LSU A.D. Faces Charges BATON ROUGE, Ia. (UP!) - lbs former director of . Intercollegiate athletics at Lo' Stat. University has been charged with dealing more then $10,000 In un1v* funds. Arthur L. Swanson Jr vu lcted, hooked it the jail and E.k.d cn$10,000 bond. The dicneet dsrges Swanson with making unauthorized long-distance phone calls, signing .maitborized travel vouchers and laming o"O1. .checkstostudeutswhow.resuppea.dtebews,kJngat,u direction. He was suspended from 1.511 about I June for undisclosed diac$pft'wy ram aid r.'lgn.d Mg. 1. LWAi.L I A kI 1 Mayor League NO MINOR ACHIVEMEI'41 DAVE Baseball by Alan Mover .4iv I ceo R/6Hf /EtOE, '%(f 5f4O# A4'P Z4'F C'49!; W'Y9t7 F4'O# 'FP4VZ9J,1' #1h(4 ,VA,411P 7,/Rf/,q4T 72:•,f,.f Mater Leawe Standish y UM?Sd Press latereatisnal NatI.,al LH90S 'as, W L Pd. OS 24 .656 70 13 .406 3 1 14 .576 is 17 r' 13 ii . New York 11 22 .333 12 West W i. Pet. as Cinci 22 11 .611 Houston 21 1$ .531 2½ San Fran 19 19 J5 Los Ang 19 21 Os S San Diego iS 24 .353 5½ Atlanta 13 22 .371 1½ Friday's Results $I.L at New Yerk, pet, rain Pittsburgh 0, ChIcago 3 MontrI 3, PhiladelphIa 3 Atlanta 6, San Francisco CIncinnati 7, Los Angeln 6 Houston 3, San DI.go 2 Thday's Games (AU Times EDT) SI. Louis (Sykes 3-2) at New Yost (AIim 0-4), 2:03 PhIla Mcntrml St. Louis ChIcago Plttsbrgh lR4( rac' J3 P197 O69#4' - '.. -a- - . I&4I1 , • - I IO4f' " OF 1(O5L' . ; W/k7 IFIER prp . " S ¼ - • I Pittsburgh (Rooker 01) at '. . - IflE NVR. V,$'4-' I4'I OflF%*WIl( '' • ' • SSadgmmoor - " ' . I' • p.m. •' 1L . • •. I : :- San Diego (Jones 4-2) at Houston (Richard 43), 7:00 American I.ugue iii, Boston New York Mllwauk, Detroit Clsvelnd Toronto Minn Calif Texas Kan CIty Chicago Oakland Seattle last W L PcI. U 459 23 13 .439 21 14 345 21 17 .113 14 17 .432 14 32 309 10 29 .254 West W L Pet. 24 12 441 23 11 .403 zi 15 .533 21 1$ .335 ii ii .500 12 26. .314 12 27 .705 Friday's Results Salt 7, los 6, New York 10, 5051051 0 DetroIt 1, Cleveland MIne 10, K.C. 1$ 151515. CailternIa 7, ChIcogs Mllwos*as S. OSkl05Id Seattle 13, Texas • 333.00. b L eaders Lee, Rams, (based on N at bats) National League 0 AS H Pet. Stock, St.L 26 $3 3) .373 Mu,'phy, AtI 33 177 44 3I Rose, Phil 36 137 47 .313 39150 31 .310 i WirWield, SD Foster, Cm 37144 49,340 34153 50.333 ½ Concpcn, Cm Carter, Mtl 32 113 30.330 3 33 131 42 .320 3½ Royster, AtI Hendrck. St.L 33 114 35 .325 7 33 129 12 .336 9/, Parker, PIt American League 13 GAS H Pet Sinally, Mm 34 143 59.413 OS Kemp. Dot 29101 41.390 Carew, Cal 31 131 19.330 DonnIng, Cal 2 34 129 43 .349 Rice, Sos 3 34133 47 .311 4½ Banistr, CIII 3412) 42 .317 LeFlore, Dot 6. 3112$ 44.3 Cooper, Mu 13 31 147 50 .3.10 13½ Baylor, Cal 3$ US 19.330 Lemon, CIII 34 131 46 336 , 34 134 45.334 Name Runs NatIonal League - SchmIdt, PhIl 14; Murphy, AtI and Klnman.. Chl 1): Dewson, 661$ day's IS; Mst*s..s, an, csar. and Stargell, Pitt I. American League - Lynn, los 13: Thomas, 6611 11; MU. Vuckoylch, St.L. Jones. SD 4-2; Forsch Richard, Hou, Sutton. LA. Swan. NY and Halicki, SF 1-3; McGiolhen, Chi 4-1; Carlton. Phil 4-3; Niskro, Atl 4-6. American League - John, NY SO; koosman, Mm 70; Marshall, Minn 7.3; Flanagan. BaIt 4-2; Kern, Tex 3.9; D.Martlnez, BaIt 3-2; Spllttorff, XC 3-3; Sorensen, MIl 3Earned Run Average based on 34 lnnffi,s •tCbad) NatIonal League - Vuck. ovich, St.L 2.17; Espinosa, Phil 3.7; Ruthven. Phil 2.32: Sutclifte, LA 2.57; MartInez, SLL 2.44. American League - Kern, lix 1.14: Marshall, Minn 1.31; John, NY 1.00: Clear, Cal 1.09; SIaton, MIl 2.00. ''•' NEW ORLEANS (UP!) -An NBA oM4aI aid ovuu of the New Orleans Jam are meeting with the Saperdime the city's attempt to keep the team from moving to Utah. ' San Battiston, and Iavy llattk4d. the Celifornia Pnpg who owe majority latered in the. Jam and cud ho mov, to Suit Like Qty, are to meot with Dundl hm,r, Isad of Hyatt Manage. Corp., which operates the $l$ ""n domed Madam 's the dale. 'Msoalat.dtoMtindthemed1is NBA Deputy Corn. "fn'k,r Rjpca Gourdine. ' manager to dicam 'Wale Out For 15 Days ANAHEIM, CIIL (UP!) - Lary 1*1., sihirhig a ,, igigmomcktinhisrlEoel&,wasplaced.sthe - $5-day ilsalniod by the .Mllwaahes Briars n, lbs&swers,whoeilØedaesamIswIlh t4 said they weld the CalIfornia Angels Thursday amoence his roplacemel on the rester Friday. Cubbage Expected lack i"1 : .,IWOMIMTON, u. (UPI) Mea Tw - 1 ___________ t 'bold be able Is rijaim the lea .uud. ., I. Haii OPhste, tea phyt"i. said 'liusadsy ,r ha$ weld spend a fow re days in trusties bit *nMbebockwIththeTwby$sdsy, Heaeid bags vu sitfeiring munch epin his back d dedirs wiMsdtodet.rmlnshehsda,aedsssiejury. 10th C 1-6 T. 31.14 IietseyClare 6.00 4.50 2.40 Cardiac Cardinal 3.00 3.00 3Ciligar 2.20 0(1.1) fl,4, ($.3) 3440,1(0-1-3) ....----------- Transactions * a, Toronto (Underwood 03), 1:30 -- Attendance 2.111 - : - • * * ', * * . * " * '' 'A : Handle Jai.Alai DAYTONA lEACH Friday night FIrst game 1 Arano-Mandiola 12.00 4.40 3.40 êCarasa-Gasti II 7.60 6.20 Slranl-Arca 3M 0(14) 4710: 1(1-4-I) 2217.11. Second game 2lrusta-oernan 15.00 4.40 5.00 1 Carasa-Andre 4.20 610 aGaldoeGerardo 3.00 ali.0 ions, pta-n 6) *00.40. D011-I) 151.10. Third game IPaco 17.00 3.20 1.10 1 Santl 700 1.20 2 Arca 4.40 0(1.4) 41.10:0(4-I) 00.31: 1(4-1.2) $0-Il. Fourth game SEgana-Peclna 13.40 340 4.10 t1adiola 4.10 240 5ZMaalola 3.40 0(3M 45.4l P11-I) 141.10: T(S.3- '- a.-- -- HOMEOWNERS: .. Ft1eeCl Cash? 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Lucky Strikes; Truckeas: Jafl'.eads; 307 Allen Denman 304; Jim Stan Black Gunions: Red Birds; 202; Mike West 203. ___________ Sltamrocks: HesIsS Curves: Hits I Standings: Johnny Walker Real Whatever?: Home Grown Missis, Ding Bats; Splitters; Alley High Series: Dick Richards 194; Estate: Mislon Auto Parts; High Games: Ca's: Soapsuds; Sleek Suet*rs; GoOraytillI 111: KamySku.U1;CharIopant; Yelvingto Insulation; Galloway Jerry Monsl 173;Doris Carmen Mmdi 140; getters: Hot Shots; Nomads, Martin Hansen 542; Lynn Eland 330; Builder: Lodies AuxIliary; Fleet William White Cli Mike Coldlng 1111 Duffors: Sex Symbols; Make-ups; Reserve; Wilts Amoco; Snlard 113: Tommy Eden Hogan 3$; Mike West 537; 174: Clara Ripley Dome AlieyDops; scatter Pins: Sun Sins. Sewing Center; Johnny Walker 112; AnSI Cyrus 116: Claudia Jim Starr Hogan 316;523; Grace Stan 317 High Games: Mike Suite 113: Const. Co. Andy Patrick 313; lineveido 106; Sud Doyle Marths Hansen 310: Ott Grarmeinan Jim Moyer 302. High Games: Elaine KstIval 150; Bonnie Borden 140: Cathy Doyle 171: 144: 194: Jim Arrays 113; Tel Fosle 107; Grace Yelvington 113 Lois Senders Emily Holbrook 120: Jerry Holbrook Converted Splits: Nancy Moore 5Tel Packet? 153; Mike Roes 101, 112; Peggy Moon 17$; Rose Vauyln Ill; Tiny Mill 111; LouIs Mc. 10; aetty Denmonl.;; Bonnie Jones Etward Hirsch $01; Irving Pried Ill. Clashing 157. 0-10; Fay Green 2-0-10. Ill; Amy Weld 176.; Hoyt Mc. High Series: Elaine KosIIvaI 506; Highlights: Star: Bonnie Person 173: Harold Fox IlL Ruth Grace Yelvington 100; Peggy Moon Higis Series: Doris Gnayhlll 319; Jones. Feel, iø, Francis Grace 144: iiTommy Eden 461: Clara Ripley 3Th Ralph Jordan *6.0: Roger Rowley Converted Splits: Elfi. OIdham 3- ClaudIa Seiueveiui 200; Bud Doyle UNPROFS$$lowaL JET BOWLIRITTES 10; Kay Thomson 3-7; Helen 472; Jerry Slwpard 1.7. DILTONAPINIUSTIIS Converted Splits: Bud Doyle 1-10. 47$; LOUIS MCGIM.I51, III. Other HIghlights: DICk P1.111 Standings: Leprechauns; Easy turkey Carmen Menu. Turkey. Go-irs; Fantasticks; Lucky Strikes: Easy Extended Repayment Terms ____ -now c a',- -fwmtu,i honi. Yew .nopoyms.,s wilpiobolly b.h.$th.,th.co,,ei...Jmoii*,I, Fast Loan Approval. cJwidon3d.y,. Cal pow s'os. hi*wei$V,g hemoo..ns,.A -fey pouf p f Pan American Financial (Final) Standings: Sambos Rest 56-34, ' '.., Services, Inc. 1.c,iis,d M., ssobo, 1301 S Ow TeFl.ia334o0 $357, Paris & Supply, Trailblazers 7",.40 Arys 40; Idward Niesdi 47; (tie),Ace Machines 71-43, Wilts irving FIred IN; Sleyf McPlsars AmOC 7347, Sobs Chevron 0-71, chas. Towne OrigInals 47½7:TedPughattiee; RegeiBeuvler Cnackinlacks; Dynamos: Yankees; .I4CIIAIN 077:M*eSeipl; Amy WeIck 400; Lucky fl½.Dlxle ROofing 67-73, Santord Four: NiLe's; Jet Sat; 'Jllls Standings: Junk Yard Digs; M'mic Center 44-71, Wmsnl Spencer 403; NIlel lauder 4 Jeans: Popeyms: Marc Slade Charlies' Moon Pies; Gutter Duelers; Ow P$ym 407. 43-77, Langu,oJ LincolnAngels; StrIkers; Hi-Sails: Galore; Sax; The Go Betweims: The Cuerlsd Splits: MirIam Van Go Marc. 11½-S1½, State Farm Ins. SIFour Diamonds; Orange Getters; No Names: The Grick $3, Capt. Doves 2-7-30; AdrIan Ram 31-9; Ringers: JIma list 1317. lawless; Pin Pals: $psIIeys; Super Slants. FIinciSGrscs3.g30, Welck 17. Iperts; Gims; Nit Wits; SariHills Games: Ernie Hickse,, 210: I, Gene MeNuts 141; IrvIn, FrIed 3Hares; Ray Fore 331: Reese Mien 144; 7: Oenembsr 3.7: WinnIe Nigh Gemes: Al AIf 214-305; Bryanl Hicksen 111; RIck leyeIda Spencer $7: Nezat lauder 1-7: SlilMerds 313; Edward HIrsch 306; 13; Stat Doyle Ill; lob See wlIsVevwyOuhm. LL TOLL Flit 1 I 1.800435.2246 I 001'SiSsandory2Ihswsadoy 7ds1,. wish _____ 311: Ginny McKueesi 3.7; Dolores Sucks INswWi Seercael 153: Normin Ernie 1 union 113; yemen White 3.10; Tad Pudielt 3.10: UlUin Fetil Bedier 115; Ole Olson lie; MickIe 101: Larry StaIr 112; Dee Nader t, 3.10,3.1 Iwlce. Lang 107; Mac MCKBeSII NI; Shmnloy Fare ; Peggy . SUCKS CUITOM CATIRIS$ Marcel TWIadSSU 101, Will Kern- Luarme Reynolds 133; L Skull Wick us; Joe Welck 17$: 1111k 144; ClaSsy Doyle lie; Mary B4W Ilaridlage: saw Marks?: oics. ThiWdesy 17$; Jim Russell 171; 113. Helen KilIber, 176.; Verne PeN 174; • High Series: Jim Appliance: Caratree Plori$t: Nader 3*; lay , kelari KnUel $72: Jim Arreys Feit III: Bryant Hlcksen semwes SIOU$ 1*, Beb Towers Sleety sale., Shakes 171; PeUNPIS $ii'idi 144: INi Iii lOt VIlnU White 143; Larry ----, Patrick 141; Ruth Peate 156: Stair 173: 1mb Hlcleeri 125: Des , , , Dolores Ske iSa; Florence Na dl: Vstay Fire IN, , iiie. issea Peggy Ashes CesItir 1*14; Lan Mslls,r Diuilad L Nile $PiIMaV lie.' Moe 1*: Linda Skull dl. 103; ysyn G1 Y MCKikeia $15; Mac Cemvemted$plhls: Helen Rvnlus 4 $ Rinses $S3-17$-11$; CMulstte MCKNIUs dl. 7.10: LInda skull 3-Il, Turkeys by. 1411k Series: Al Allies 151: CI$OIy DoyIe'w Sud Doyle; imb. CIndy sirvaes us-us, C$rolyn Belts *39.14*: Noun 111141,1k 153; Narman Recur 315; ia Idwerd HIrsch 116.; Jim IwluIl , Oilier HIplWIghIs: High Averages: Ka*y c,,r 129.103, tt si.u. IN Sill MinrIs 425; Marcel Os lube. 171; Jim Nader 1$ lure 1111: 1* MartIn 11*111150 1731 .MlckI Lass, III; lrye,W HICInIA 1* High Series: Us Silckkurn IN: SaiMiI KRiSlI dl, g C$euarhe$pllN: Norman Becker . 47.9; Sdwird Hirsch $1-iL Utile. IlL luslys koraN StaMlag,: Pis.vps, No. I; PeN Ill; Ruth Peels 41: lIme, Casler 41 Robins hindu Th Pits: Ipelhuss; $7, Cenvirtod $0155: rge tss's Gadsing Frances Glee. $7,310; r C's Chicken; Ns.L Cuelein 47* Clirle Saver3-*; Mike Burke 3-li. lmprgyg; NIle Strike. Ohm $lghllghN: s • - Nigh Games: Lynn dbms 122: CAUINAL turkey 1410 Average. Lii Ileckkurn Chills PIn?1)3* Andy Palrick 211; *40, liar 01 Week. Gladys Deyls. M.: All in Itse FaMIly: Usck ksdIards*.456; Lair) G.wn "- 1100,34. 110. _____ .j 12ffiT7.16 1. 4321 INaive 9.60 5.20 3.10 3MntnCharm 14104.00 4 Swept Away 3.00 0(24) 40.20, P11.3)121.20, 1(134) - _____ ;.'; 6.6.0 Kegler's Korner hit, Winnie spencir 159, MickI Lang -: ,.. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ____________________________ 139; Hajel lauder 153. 1410 kilos: Maflk* Hanson 531, TIdP 011104: MIki irke IN; Jim ' * ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY VETERANS, AUXILIARYMEMIERSANDSENIORCITIZENS * You are cordially invited to the first tentative meeting of the United States and Senior Citizens of Seminole * County, Inc. to Veterans be held at the CAMPULL.LOSSINOPOSTNO.S3 * OF THE AMERICAN LEO ION SUNDAY,NAY30,197_.7$p,, * it is the purpose of this meeting to develop a veterans and * senior citizens coalition which will address itself to our con cerns in regard to what we perceive as an increasing neglect of * our general welfare. Dog RacIng WA$$DAy DNOP.O4JT$ Standings: Whiz Kids; '., 774$ P11-I) 74.70. 1(5-4-3) - __ ATTENTION * Sy UnIted Press International Singleton, Salt 10; Smalley, Friday Mine 9: Cooper and Oglivie, SaslolI 661$ and Horten, Sea I. Ns - Optloned Runs Satto In p.m. National League - Murphy, Kelvin Chapman to Tldewetos i intilonil League and recalled New York (John 0.0) a, AtI 33; Foster, Cm Boston (Ralney 2.2), 2:00 p.m. Kingman, CIII and Schmidt, Sergio Ferrer. Milwaukee - Recalled inf Solder Detroit (Morris 1O) at Phil 32; Cruz, Nov 20. Cleveland (Garland 1M. 2:01 American League - Baylor, TIm Nordbrook from Vancouver at p.m. Cal 30; Lynn, los and Porter, the Pacific Coest League. Poolbsll Milwosjkee (Has 3.3) at XC 34; Cooper, Mu 33; Plftkgame New England Patriots Oakland (Johnson 0-4). 1:30 Singleton, Salt and Nettlas, NY 3aAihela 16.20 4.00 1.10 Promoted Stadium Manager p.m. 30. 6loide-Echanlz Mtan_a. S ti.. a .s -s Patrlrk too - _n._._., •W1f5 •J ,. ,, v-j, ii sswo .ases 2 Isasa-Dlaga 3.20 RUSIMSI Manager Kansas City (Gale 3-2), 0:35 NatIonal League 0(34)3310: P34) 144.4$, 1(34-2) Tom Hoffman to dIrector of media p.m. Pitt I?; Cabell, Nov. Lopes, LA relations. 431b Chicago (Wortham 4.3) at and Scott, St.L 11, Morgan, Slxthgame Washington Redskins - Traded California (Knapp 2-1), 10:30 Cm, Crux, Hou and Tav.ras, $Vicandl.Mandlola 15.10 12.00 3.10 yJp,g k Mike Thomas to p.m. San NY 10. draft 300mingo-Araca 6.00 lAO Tunas (Jenkins 41) at Seattle American League - LeFlors, Diego Chargers for 1010 2Sanfl-Andre i• 3.20 (BannIster 1-3). 10:31 p.m. Del 1$; Otis, XC and Cruz, sea 0(3-U II.1l:P(I.3)) 110.10; T(I-3Sunday's Oases 17; Wilson, XC 13; R.Jonss, Sea 2) 413.00. Tunas at $asttle and Wills, lix ii. Milwsykee at Oakland, 3 , PlkMag Victories 7 lrusta.Waily 0.20 3.40 3.00 Chicago at CalIfornia National L.agee - Ruthven, 6$Inti-Sadjoia Minnesota at Ken City 9.50 3.40 Phil 4-i: Siue, F 6-4; DAYTONA IIACH 7 liasa-Rodotfo Detroit at Cleveland 3.00 Espinosa, Phil, 1-2; LaCou, Cm Fnldaysr..ufls 0(34) 4Lfl 0(34)145.40: T(24Baltimore at Toronto 40; Welch, LA and Read, Phil 15101-Is. T33.11 7)694.00. Now York at Boston 4-1: Niikro. Hou, Sutchiffe, LA, SWM'sAnnie 4.10 3.00 2.00 Rlgb*gai,,e __________________________________________ (All TIaea EDT) Sattlmos'o (Palmer 42) - I IITflA)-IS 1.11.11 INextime 16.00 7.00 6.00 I K's Juno 5.00 3.50 Strikeouts NatIonal League - Richard, NOv 57; Canton, Phil 43; Nlekro, Atl and Sutton. LA 41: Blue. SF 40. American Leogue - Guidry, NY 33; Ryan, Cal SO; JenkIns, lix 44; Koosman, Mlnn 42; Cleat, Cal 39. , 'Jazz Move Pondered 5.00 3.00 2 Miss Bird Pecos 210 0(31)4340, P13-I) 111.11. 1(3-1.2) 0th A 3-IT. 30.44 $ Slapstick 12.30 6.40 3.20 I Racing Profit 10.00 3M llargetRed 2.10 0(4.1) 51.61, P10-4) 201.71.1(0-4.1) , p.m. Montreel (Rogers 32) at Philadelphia (Christensen 0-0), 7:33 p.m. Sunday'. Gooses St. Louis at New yq Montreal at PhIladelphIa Pittsburgh at Chicago San FrancJsc at Atla L00 Angeles at Cincinnati San Dilgo at Hoviton 0(1.5) 37.40; 3SonnyGoodbee 5.20 3.10 SMutlIIaDlaga 4.20 Fourtflrace lilnyRlue 4.60 3BeideOlano 2.50 13.60 720 6 00 0(34) 21.60. P(l-3) 62.70. T($-3-4) Q(1-S) 42.50; P1 1-5) 170.40; TI 1.3. 3 AtfrI Land SMeadowlitten 650 6.00 602.40. IDemon Raker 2ndM5.1ST31. Ninmgam. 3Hel$oLesil, 0(3-3) 5.50, T(3-S.4) 043.20. 3370 $40 3.40 3Echaniz 15.60 5,70 461) 60emonMarcus Fifthrac. 1.10 1.00 IMutlila 5.00 3.60 9.60 100 3,60 2Antonio'sSpirit 3.10 ICharlieDel 1.20 SGastl 3.20 3.60 0(34) 61$, P134)25130.1(344) 0(3.5) 33.60; p(3.$) 117.50; T(3-l- 4 Lightning win 3.00 531.61, 6 Tracers Funner 3)332.60. 3rd03-IT.30.$4 0(5-4) 32.60; T($-46) 323.00. T.nthgam. lMcur,talnSample 14.70 7.20 4.10 Slith race 6Apralz-Urqulza 15101.60 1.00 2MlssCheisy 2 Vera Best 910 340 300 3.50 3.20 4Vica1i.Rodolfo 3.10 2.50 lSteadyAnn aOarkMorvl 3.20 2.10 lEganaBadiola 3.S0 IWrinkIe 3.00 0(1-3) 7$,1J, P11.3) 131.10, 1(1.2-4) 0(4-41 46.60; P16-I) 110.40; 1(6-40(2-I) 13.00; 1(1-5-1) 44.10. I) 329.00. 4thDS-16T.31.S$ Seventh'ace IBaron Rufus IPrairisRnerve 0.00 1.10 3.60 15.10 p.10 5.60 1 Mac Farvel 2Stable 3.00 2.60 p.40 6.00 4HighIandS SReyalLabel 3.00 lAO 0(2-1) $7.10, P11-2) 129.11. 1(1-7-3) 0(5-1) 14.60; 1(1-1.4) 77.60. jg, AT SEMINOLE Eighth race Fridaynight 6Carriec)Couns 7.00 1.00 2.60 SthC3-ST.31.17 Flritrace 3 Brown Sam 3.10 260 S Blue ROcket 32.00 12.10 1.20 1 Brainchild Ham 12.20 7.00 4.10 3 Brad Capers 2.60 3 Crash Gordon 1650 7.00 5 Tallys Brian 1.10 3.60 0(63) 13.50; 7(4-3.5) 126,00. $Funshlne 3.10 óScratch 3.00 Nlnthrace 0(3-3) 141.11, P15.3) 274.00. 1(1-3 0(1.3) 42.60; 1(1-5-6) .51.40. IRushing Counsel 10,606.00 10.00 1) i4u.4e. Secondracs 6Edgewooctt)oran 6.00 1.00 10iWiscoy 13.00 7.30 4.00 $BulletPac, 3.00 4ffiSS-h6T. 31.64 IGayteStanton 1000 4.10 0(44) 36.50; T(4.4.I) 423.60. IWalde Pepper 5.00 3.10 3.50 2 Following Sea 2.60 Tenth race IMountain Jill 1.40 3.10 0(1-3) 34.50; 1(1-I-U 249.00. 5 Thirty Knots 43.20 17.10 1.10 SMaddiNickle 3.20 Thirdrace 3Abes Hope 6.70 5.00 0(4-1) 31.11. P11-4) 64.20, T($-4-5) 1 Edbars In Only 9.60 7.00 6.60 $ Saunders Star 6.00 174.11. ICaroliner 6.60 1.40 Q(S-3) 73.00: 1(5-3.5) $21.70. 7t1t07 16 2ErIeJim 5.10 Attendance 2077; Handle $115,451 No-Mmchn No-Mechanical Difficulty IthC$-16T.31.71 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 3Allght 10505.70 3M Harness Racing lO+' LOOM FOR /iPAl9'f" • ChIcago (krukow 1-2) 2:11 p.m. Sen Francisco (Nasty 1.2 .. Griffin I-I) at Atlanta (Matula 2-3 and McWilliams (1-2), 2, 4:01. Los Angeles (SutcIlfi 42) at Cincinnati IMeskau 3-0), 7:00 The 205-pound Francis Thursday signed a series of one- year contracts and promised to share the wealth with underprivileged Bay Area kids, set up a scholarship fund in his hometown of Beaverton, Ore., and do something for his alma mater - If he makes the team. Francis said he would give $1 per yard gained rtlthig to the youngsters. - carryover frwn last season. lie was put on the disabled list. The injury not only stripped him of his throwing ability but affected his batting swing as well. The Red Sos are trying to push rookie (ary Allenson as his replacement, but the young catcher has a If Stanford fullback Phil kids will be the beneficiaries. For Indy 2 (f - Francis makes the San Francisco 4lers, underprivileged Sunday, May 20, 1979-hA L,r.1 west Kids Pull For Francis .............. 027$, Tru rn what was going on, with the wind and all, I knew I could really challenge them." - Well, Since You Asked... Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hosken Powell's fouth li4 of the game, a two-run4 sin4le, capped a four-run 10th tb lift the Twins. The Yankees scored three Breweii 8, A's 0: 1 .s times in the fifth on a Thurman Bill irav4rs 5; Montreal 5, Philadelphia 3; -. Left-hander n, -- _J U4UI UIIU U Atlanta 6, San FrancIsco 4; urea a uireeruuer unu run double by Reggie Jackson. Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles 6; and Cooper drove in three runs for They added four runs in the Houston 3, San Diego 2. St. the Brewers' victory. eighth and three in the ninth to Louis at New York was post- Mariners 13, Rangers 5: complete the romp. Munson poned because of rain. Larry Cox drove in five nins and Jackson each had two RB!. Tigers 5, IndIans 3: with a double to spark ie Mark Wagner doubled home Mariners' bombing of tie Mike Torrez, 4-2, the fanner two runs with two out in the Rangers. took the loss, Angels 7, WhIte Sox 3: In other games, Detroit beat ninth for Detroit's victory. NEW YORK (UP!) - A Venezuelan businessman ii. Joe Rudi had a pair of 1I Cleveland, 5-3; Baltimore Orioles 7, Blue Jays 6: ready a member of the organised baseball family By United Press Internitfogial The East Division rivals -. the Red Sox and the Yankees were at it again Friday night. This time it wasn't for the division title, although the memory oi tioston's last year's ' l4me collapse remains. _________ ______ "The RedSoxareachanged ___ team," New York third base______ ____________ man Graig Nettles, the only Yankee net to reach base, said, _______ _______ __________ after the Yankees rode Jim -_______ Beattie's four-hitter to a 10.0 ______________________________________ ______________________________________________________ whitewash of the Red Sox. . ._ "They aren't hitting the way Ir SAF Rober boggil three theje which jump River Truas idea stuntz He suboi Knie world Yankees Bury Red. Sox In 1 0-0 Ganie I ' - ____________________ NO ONE UNDER IS admitted a,, ADMIT iWO CLUIHOUSI OR GRANDSTAND TUISDAY.WIDNI$DAY.TNUR$Y WITH Coupoit __________________________ - NOW THRU SEPT 3rd TWIE SN TUES..SAT. rug., us: ____ - ' ___ _____ . Siiuiiiuk 161U1116 lACEWAY FREE PARKING (ASY TO MACH o'r HWY 17 . IITWIENS*4M$$*434 CASSILURRY - ILANDO - Ii t' .s.L._J s... .-s-s .J._t aa. -------- - - ' ' 1' • 'I -. . • ..-- - '-__:__! - a F.. :. .'. �12A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 20, 1,1 Do You Po s s ess Executive Potential? CALENDAR Ir Ml Robei three the wtdd Jump River Trw idea twti. He: MdHol Kniet worW Kni the its pi Mai thep AIMOj cycle roc he'd 246141 on shook reduc Not will dew ours whld there Em. taker 'fog' MIME ThO lithe will lowd by ft 41410 for I raft o1. Tru rain By BARBARA McDOWELL NEW YOUR (NEA) Have You always insisted you belonged at the helm of a multinational conglomerate? Now you may be able to prove - SATURDAY, MAY 19 Tus coin United Cherokee Tribe of Florida Inc. 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. SUNDAY, MAY20 Dusty Boots Riding Ann Open Horse Show, 10 a.m., Wilco Sales Arena, 4 ml. west of 14. Spectators free. Ballroom and round dancing, 6 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole Group AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Hallway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Encore Opera presents The Merry Widow," 2 p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. Hagar Viking Club of Central Florida Mayfedival, beginning at noon, Lake Golden Recreation Area, Sanford Airçort. MONDAY, MAY21 Monday Morners Toastmaster,, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, W}more Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson U., DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mail. Altamonte.Sooth Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Route 436, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, Sanford. 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. Sanford AlAnon, 8 p.m., First Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Central Florida Unit American Diabetes Ann., annual business meeting, 7:30 p.m. In fellowship hail of Winter Park Presbyterian Church, 2000 Dundee, Winter Park. Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light.. Free showing "Bunraku", a Japanese puppet theater film presented by Puppet Power Inc., 8 p.m., Head Start kitchen, Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson St., Orlando. Central Florida Unit American Diabetes Assn., annual business meeting, 7:30 p.m. in fellowship hail of Winter Park Presbyterian Church, 2000 Dundee, Winter Park. TUESDAY, MAY 22 Math Workshop for parents at South Side Elementary School, 7:30 p.m., given by Title I teacher, Tim Seibert. For parents interested in helping their children In math. Lyman High School PISA meeting and Academic Awards program, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Quarterly Citrus Update for growers, 10 a.m., Seminole County Agri-Center. Brooks Humphrys, Citrus Extension Agent In charge of program. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 Italian-American Social Club of Sanford, 8p.m., Wine and Cheese Cafe. Sanford Plaza. New members welcon)e. THURSDAY, MAY U law H1 tt A.& Dsp,L1 school commons. Wekiwa Chapter DAR luncheon meeting, 12:30 p.m., Deltona Inn. Sing-along conducted by Mrs. Howard Grate. Florida Audubon Seminole Chapter picnic, Fort Lane Park, Geneva, 10:30 a.m. Bring covered dish and table setting. FRIDAY, MAY 23 Norman deVere Howard Chapter of UDC, noon, covered dish luncheon, home of Mrs Charles Steenwerth, 208 W. 17th St., Sanford. SUNDAY, MAY 27 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. MONDAY, MAY 2s Seminole County Federation of Woman's Clubs, 10:30 a.m. covered dish luncheon hosted by Altamonte Springs Club. THURSDAY, MAY 31 Lake Bradley High School Bud Awards Banquet, 6:30 p.m., school commons. Lake Howell High School drama, "Up the Down Staircase", 8p.m., UCF Science Auditorium. FRIDAY, JUNE 1 Lake Howell High School drama, "Up the Down Staircase", 8 p.m., UCF Science Auditorium. SUNDAY, JUNE 3 Flea Market sale to benefit United Cerebral Palsy adult program, 7:30a.m.to3p.m., Maitland Flea Market, Highway 1742. To donate items call 3391041. MONDAY, JUNE 4 It, says Largent Parks Jr., a Dallas executive-search consultant. Parks claims a Business IQ test he began administering for laughs has proven itself suneffective in sizing up executive ability. The quiz Is based on the theory that there are three types of business Intelligence: concrete, the type possessed by salespeople, clerks and other workers; f unct ional, found In successful middle-managers and supervisors, and abstract, usually associated with top executives. The test is composed of 13 pairs of words. The person being tested is to say what he or she thinks each pair has In common. Itis important togive the first answer that comes to ::,.. each concrete answer. If several answers are given for one pair, the most abstract is — . Then the raw score IS convented to the Business IQ follows: ___ Dog-lion: (a) live outdoors; (b) have fur and tails; (C) score IQ points of origin. 13 100 10. Poem-statue: (a) found In 14 109 books, museums, etc. (b) an- 15 111 tids create them; (c)art. 18 113 ii. Wood-alcohol: (a) both 17 114 words have two (b) fuel, 18 115 receptors of stimuli, animals, four-legged mam- of performing well In the Score IQ 22 121 23 1Z NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks scored a modest gain in slow trading this week as investors built up their hopes that interest rates and Inflation will ease because government reports seen to point to an economic slowdown, But as Albert Sommer, economist of the Conference Board, told Business Week magazine: "The statistical con. ditlon of the U.S. economy in - But Parks Insists his quiz Is not about to replace the Stanford-Bind or the California Test of Mental Maturity. "There Is no way to compare this little 13-question test with these complicated exams that require the better pa rt of a day to complete and are carefully proctored," he emphasizes. "The Business lQ test is strictly fun." So even lf you scored aperfed 140 on the test, don't demand that your hoes turn over the company to you. At least, not until you have proven yourself In the real world of business. the second quarter carries a sense of general confusion that Airlines, and by flooding in must be very nearly Un- various parts of the country, precelented." The Wednesday-Thursday The Dow Jones Industrial rally coincided with the dollar's average, a 16.4,point loser last boom in Europe following week, gained 11.35 points to reports the Energy Depart841.91 thanks to a 14.47-point mint, In a policy switch, was rally Thursday. The closely encouraging oil companies to s_n e ' I WR W WI UV UVW. & WOVS ___ Much of a rally staged late —i- OEM UUW4TQWH - The facelift of downtown Sanford continues with cleaning and remodleing store fronts as part of a project to Improve the appearance of the city's central business district. Other downtown Improvements spearheaded by the Greater Sanford Development Corp. include the proposed architectural landscaping of First Street. Pictured here is Porzlg Plumbers. FACELIFT -____ Summer TTerm 6 alleviate gasoline shortages. Schultze, chairman of the Council of Economic Avisens, predicted Inflation would drop significantly In the second half of this year, but that It would take considerable time to bring the present double-digit rate down to a more acceptable that happen, Interest rates level. 1 -n. Classes are on a continuing basis, prospective students may join any time. Classesmeet Monday through Friday during the day. For Information call Mc, I:ZL UL L'..'!:''"" Registration Is underway at Animals Face Death Unless... Vicki Drake, Casaelberry Animal Control Director, has asked for help in placing some of the Impounded animals. "We have some beautiful animal. and It Is such a shame to have to dispose of them. We have three adorable puppies; two are a Collie-Shepherd mix, and one is a full.blodded female Labrador. In adult dogs, there's a lovely mixed Shepherd who would make an excellent watch dog; two darling male cock-a.poos; an 11 month female Labrador; a grey male oodle; a full-blooded Collie and a mixed Collie; a neutered Male Afghan Hound; and I'm looking for the owner of a white female SpilL We also have three adorable kittens. I hope someone will care enough to come and get these very pretty pets1" she said. Ask about an Atlantic Bank Homeowner's Loan. No Brokerage Fees. Seminole Community College Day Hours Mon Iii. 9 am 4 pm Elv.nhg Hours Mon. Thur. 6 pm $ pm - . iii':i1! 77I. " . I ke, 11-1,61 Downtown Orlando (843-3700), Winter Park (843-3700), West Orlando (843-3700), Conway (843-3700), Sanford (322'6211), Eustis (357-3111) Seminole Community college (305) 323.1450 No Brokerage Fres - - Must"I Drug ' Store - But one morning 11 years WE SELL THE ~p •:y" WAY DbWN J YOU SIT THE STARTING PRICE. THAT PRICE IS FIRM FOR TIN DAYS. AT THE END OF TIN DAYS (AND EACH SUCCEEDING TIN DAYS) THE PRICE GOES DOWN TEN PERCENT. SUTTNIS IS GOOD FOR YOU, THE SELLER, BECAUSE YOUR MERCHANDISE WILL SE SOLO AT THI$IONIST PRICE A BUYER IS WILLING TO PAY. AND THE PROMISE OP PRICES GOING DOWN KEEPS CUSTOMERS COMING LOOKING FOR BARGAINS WHICH GIVES YOUR MERCHANDISE THE GREATESTSACK POSSIBLE IX. POSURE. - WE SILL FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, HOUSIWARI, TOOLS, SPORTING 1000$, 01 ANYTHING OF VALUE. IXCIPT— NO CLOTHING, NO JUNK. IRING YOUR MERCHANDISE TO REVERSE CTION SUI SANFORD AVE,SA WWW CALL 1 FO1D*TMUOsep up . - seeing spots. That was the first sign of impending doom. He continued, "I've - Six months later he was totally blind. Blindness, according to authorities, Is considered the mod difficult handicap to accept; however, Joe never seen Florida. "I have no idea what it's like." He can tell, however, by the ' changing sounds of traffic - - patterns that things have - changed a lot. He moved to Florida seven years ago says, "I don't mind ' anymore. Some people say blindness is handicap, but .. .,. to me it's more of an inconvenience." - / It no longer is painful for Joe to recall the morning he was driving to New York from his Connecticut home when he began seeing spots. "Like big bunches of grapes," he recalls. "I stopped the truck. I thought my windshield was all dirty," he relates. The spots disappeared; but reappeared the next morning. Joe visited his eye doctor. He'll never forget his words: "I hate to tell you. You are going blind." Joe learned that, as a result of his diabetes, be was having buncrrhages In bdb eyes., AM= the doctors shot laser beams Into his eyes and welded the blood vessels shut, the vessels continued to burst. "Diabetic retlnopla," he Identlfes It. "I've had diabetes for 30 years, since I was about 1314 years old," he says. "Nobody ever told me this would happen." Women, he adds, are not as likely to go totally blind from diabetes In Seminole County, —i-.. ,,,,.•, Joe Minkli operates braille printer in his home. as are men. Joe responded to the devastating blow like anyone WOlil(1. "It tore ni up. I got real sick," he recalls. But he didn't let it get the best of him. His philosophy of life helped him through the ordeal. "I love life ... I really love it," he emphasizes. "1 love to be with people. Life is beautiful, the more you get Involved In thing.." And so the determined man plunged right Into learning how to become self-sufficient. It took one year. "In Connecticut, I had a good home teacher. She used to conic to see mc twice a week. It was hard at first," he admits. "Alter this happened, I had the idea I couldn't do anything... I was afraid to do anything." Imagine the tuni when high taxes and terrible winters gave him little choice. "I'd shovel my sidewalk, but. If my neighbor didn't shovel his, I would be stuck," he said. frustration of a "Mr. IlandynuLn" picking up a screwdriver and "not knowing what end to hold," he stresses, But his patient teacher insisted that he take his time. "If you make a bed, work on it a week until you master it," he remembers being told, "and learn to do one thing at a time well." "I never had a lot of pattaue before," be a& mits, but that too has changed. Now divorced and living alone, Joe does his own cooking, shopping and cleaning. "1 have a place for ever)thing. I can't just take my clothes off and throw them across the chair. I might forget where I put them," he says in mock despair. "Your mind has to be In very good shape. You have to use it a - lot. You have to remember where you put everything." When Joe does forget where he placed something, he has a problem. "I go crazy trying to find what I did with it." he laughs. And, even though he knows it will take him a while to get used to It, he frequently rearranges the furniture ln his attnsctively , dscorat.4 vesitmed, "My mother always rearranged the furniture," he said. Joe's the president of the Mid-florida Council of the Blind. He Is also involved In the Orange County Adult Basic Education Classes for the Blind where he teaches braille, typing and ceramics ( he won second place in the Central Florida Fair). He frequently sets up field trips for the blind, -' m my ,, me "a ' - ' -- Care, a crises intervention center, "I get a good personal satisfaction out of It. You think you have a big - yours is nti." Joe's Involvement with others brings us to his blUesi problem. Tramsportaflon. "I just can't jump into the car. I have to live my life around this thing (tranaporatjonj" he - states, grimacing. while he's got a lot of friends he can count on to take him places, he doesn't like being dependent upon them. During the day, he relies heavily on public transportation, and at night when the buses aren't running, he sometimes has — much Joe can't do. blindness - but you get to listening to other people's problems, and problem according to Joe, there are roughly 3)0 blind people, and approximately ten tDfth-ilyafford to sit back and say, 'No,l can't dothis,'orthey will never know the extent of what can be done," he suggests. And there's not Joe also spends two days a week patiently respon. ding to phone calls at We - He bowls every Sunday withthe Braille and Wheels team. "All types of handicapu... We don't care If we hit the pins or not. We have a lot of fun," he jokes. He takes A vacation' With bli Ova-Y • children, Debbie 14, and Paul 13, and he loves swimming and all kinds of dancing, especially the "Joe's rather modest," says a friend, Barbara J. Lytle, "but he has an outlook on life that Is ideal, and everybody loves him. He's an Inspiration to me and many people. He's so full of life. He loves people and he loves life. The 'Gospel Truth' Is Quartet Singing For Love, Not Money Students Earn Degrees By EWA NICHOLS HerablCarrespoWlegi . WHERE PRICU SO - -) / Search Is On For Outstanding Dad 'It. DWN . - .• t' , ,-, J!V - •• - • i": -' • • .' \ - ' I - •- - V '-•_____ F (Hirald NO" JOYCE - - ---- I Readers should mall their selections to: OURLV} Editor, The Evig Herald, * French Avn., Sanford, Joyce Smith has always loved to sing. With her husband, Jesse, playing the piano, and a Jacque, who arranges friend, Bob Evens, drumming bookings for the group, takes '— the guitar and 'f'lging along, the refreshing attitude that the decision to form a singing money Isn't every ing. "We th group was born, want to overcome the Idea that ••• gospel singers are inftjod for After llI several people, the money. We am sincere in a quartet was organized, saying we tie this Jod for -consisting of Joyce, as lied ourselves and for the Lurit singer; David Huggins, bias There's too many who are In singer and guitarist this field jtd for the money. We Gary IlidjI"., baritone and only accept love offerings. You guitar; and Bob Evens, tenor know, we are all from different and guitar. With ism pIayI,g denominations, but we get and Jim Pyle bass al Ineand reallyvijoy what the guitar, the m'-kal group w we do," she Mid. $1 complete. Jeff Williams became the sound man. With goupel mimic number 2 in the recording business Jacque Evens, Bob's wife, (coodry "iuek Is number 1), took over the manager's job, there Is a high dnsnd for good and the group became known as gospel singers. ,We think we the 'Gospel Truth.' "We sing at hav, some of the best," said church servIces, stats prisone, Joyce. "Garynot only sings and y IMa Nksls) and we neatly UN at the plays guitar, but he writes Florida Sate Fair. We never songsaid has two copyriggej .' C With Fathur's Day, June 17, fat - Ile o'Iiig, Th Herald is embarking on a awcti for that oditanding Dad. So we're turning to our readers for some help. If you know of a man vhs, In your qpbi^ Is dusuvieg of odatandiog father III a bow. MOW N Well aci* odil no Jane I latter. P"thd by readers, abed om.te su.aid.had poges 01 standard du dieft telling why a purtboular man In om Was Is dia. ,tig of such roognllkn Well take it trim - ____ ____ - 04:I6P.M, ..I4s$.I,Np.N, TUISOAYTHRUSATLJIDAY When a group of friends used to get together and harmonize, they soon rea1lzed they nilgjg have a sound that would please other people. care If there's a large crowd or a handful the Lord will send U1020 who want to hear," said Joyce. With the group becoming fairly well-known in a short period of time, Joyce also took top honors for the bed female gospel soloist In the Stateof Florida a short time ago. SMITH, SEATED, AND JACQUE EVENS * .., "I used togo around with a cane. It was murder," he said, explaining that walking with a cane requires intense concentration. "You have to poke around. It would take me 45 minutes to walk to the shopping center with a cane." - UHSIIPmcU SO .. ., .,1 - ago, the successful Four hundred and My-five seniors, ft largest graduating in the 94-year_history of Florida Southern College, lakeland, were awarded digress during the College's (raditional commenrnor4 Among the area students recaiviog degrees wire: Susan çamble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gw'ble, 501 1ueda, Altesnosde Springs, BS In Elamugary Education; $athew B. CarI.on, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. carbon, 2, Apopka, 88, SocIology and Co-audcdkms. lournallam; and Xatlryn 'liappeil, dongidu' of 1.4. Col. and R.E. Qiappefl, 123 Alden Delve, Sanford, 88, Biology. No Costly Advertising, No Staying Horn. To Answer Calls, No Yard Sale To Fool With. YOUR VJIORD J And Joe walks a lot. With the help of Dolly, his laborador retriever, Joe can walk from his St. Johns Village apartment to the nearest shopping center in ten minutes. ' .- Iau Lot Us ftM Thsss Ss.d Used INs Ye. U.v• Arisud Ths Usiss Lad Me Ie.se Used. Single, Sdmar will wed Sandy NarcerloolOrlsoloWsmontlL to him, he said. - NEED ONEY? GIL SCHNUR - to hitchhike. , '.1 •' ' McmbcrF.D.1.C. rea An Orlando high school . ' The Basic sills Academy, a new concept In GED study, Is icheduled to open May 21 at IL Richards Episcopal Church In Maitland. Classes will meet Monday through Friday from $ a.m. until noon. This st udy program, being sponsored by the Seminole Community College, concentrates on helping students over 11yeareold to review math and grammar skills and work towards earning a Florida No school diploma. For details aU 323-1450, extension 340. ~J j ,./ / In the United States, someone goes blind every 12 minutes, according to the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Like most of us, Joe Minich of Fern Park, was one of those who never dreamed it would happen i 1• . Basic Skills Academy Opens Atlantic Bank —0is accepting applications for the Fall Term Sanford, Florida / . Class.. start June 18 Named Eatery Manager An employee of Burger Chef sInce 1975, GIl Sdmw, 24, of 428 Longwood Circle has been named manager of the Burger I $25,000. Onthehous (T.rm MB) 5cc Longwood Resident graduate, Scimir has a water chemistry degree from the Biology Laboratory of Decatur, Ga. tailoring program which helps fight Inflation. The high cost of clothing Is greatly reduced by those students who are learning to. makehand made clothes under the direction of Saul ieman, who has many years of experience In making CáIom clothing In his native England and Is now imparting that knowledge to his students. "Fully equipped labs facilitate the process of learning. The lowest types of equipment are available for the use of students, and actual garment construction begins with the first ' -- Wednesday and Thursday reThe growing energy mess is sulted from bargain hunting In light of the Dow's recent 50 creating uncertainty on Wall point drop from its April 10 high Street because It Is becoming a of 878.72. Also, some traders political football. Carter and have blasted oil replaced borrowed shares they companies. Sen. Henry Jacksold earlier at a profit. 1011, D-Wash., even broached The New York Stock change Index rose 0.76 to 5626 the subjwt of nationalizing on and Standard & Poor's 500. companIes. stock Index gained 1.41 to 99.93. The' energy situation also Is Advances topped declines, 1,128 adding to Inflation. Charles traded. Wall Street, along with Federal Reserve Qialunan G. William Miller, Is hoping the economy will cool off enough on Its own to take pressure off the Fed to tighten credit. Should Seminole Community College (SCC) offers a custom •.. By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent way to work when he began A total of 21 students from Florida made the dean's list at irginla Tech, Bracksburg, during the winter quarter. chelle E. Ficquette of Altamonte Springs was on this list. In an effort to keep the community informed on what's happening on campus, the University of Central Florida has 'instituted a 24-hour answering service keyed to relay daily ,F activities to callers. By dialing 275-2UCF (275.23), callers will receive a schedule of the day's events at the university, from basketball - .:W Bach. The new service also will be used to pus along an. nowicements pertaining to last minute changes in schedules, shutdowns due to weather and ihnili unplanned conditions. The new dial-an-answer Is provided by the UCF office of information services as a convenience to the community. - - - to 687, among the 2,118 issues - Blindness R esult Of Diabetes salesman, father of two preschoolers, was on his ,ean's List Announced ..,...,. ItU *IS;' [, tailoring Class Continues 'MUIAY'$ UD DeyIn Iwht bf 4:28 a,*, pm.i is, *41 ma., 13:15 pa. Post (voral: b its 1.06 pa,, kw um mm., puI k University of Central Florida student who has never 'eceived less that "A" in his college courses is one of 450 /erJors at colleges across the country to be awarded National ctnce Foundation Fellowships for graduate study worth 1 D7,300 a year. RobeftG. Hubbard, of Apopka, will work towards doctorate econorrdc3 at Harvard. The NSF grant provides for three rars of fulltime graduate study. "After that, I'm not so sure of my career plans," said bbard, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hubbard, live at N. Lake Ave., Apopka. "I'm interested In both business and zih. Studying economics seamed like a good way of coinI -lrdng the two." [j 'e 1976 Apopka Memorial high school graduate received LMhe 1977 UCF Alumni Association Scholarship, and last year a Florida nominee for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship. - p me- "ted NSF Fellowship O '... , Nobody Ever Told Me This Would Happen...' JCF Student Receives Parks claims one executive's Business IQ was identical to a score he had received sophisticated battery of IQ tests might ease. April government reports housing starts dropped 2.1 percent, building permits slipped 8 percent, factory operating rates eased slightly and personal Income rose only modestly. But analysts are reluctant to say these figures show that a significant slowdown is underway because they were heavily Influenced by labor strife in the trucking Industry and at United ly Sunday, May 20, l7-1B executive suite. NOT ALL USED MERCHANDISE WILL BRING WHAT YOU THINK IT IS WORTH. SOMETIMES YOU NAVE TOACCIPTLISSTHAN YOU WOULD LIKE TOUT. $ n.m. readings: tea. Dsyts Bosch: Wo 1:31 penalwe 06; .mulghl Iswij am,, lili pm., isv Sill am., 63; yesterday's high, $4; ISII pm, bs.etrIe presser,, 1506; Purl CanrM: Wj US reisthe hldIty, N pureed; mm, 4*06 p.m, liv 5*15 mm, ___ 28:13 pm, PurUy dm4 and Bsypurt MØ 28*06 mm., ON OWO Sunday. Hls 15*47 p.m., liv US ma., 44 SUNDAY'S TIDU. I ___ Weather W I ne f taken a few months earlier. Extra credit points are awarded for age: one point if the person tested Is between 35 and 39; two points if between 40 and 49, three If between 50 and and four If 55 or older. LJHH[I] 111 [J[] while functional thinkers place between 116 and 177. A score of 128 or more suggests that the person tested Is an abstract thinker who has a good chance Modest Gains Manager of a Burger Chef redaunaig In Orlando, Selmir will retain that post and supervise both eateries. New In Is The test is scored by awarding two points for each ab stract answer, one for each functional answer and zero for Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. have Business IQs of115Or1eU, Stocks Score WEDNESDAY, JLNE6 The Wuman's Club of Sanford, installation luncheon, noon, clubhouse. THURSDAY, JUNE14 Storybook hoer for children 44, Alteniods Springs Library and Cultural Canter, III MtIMd Ave., 1041 am. . "A reply of 'fruit' says the person is abstract. The word 'fruit' is a concegglonal term or a thought apart from a specific object." Here are the 13 pairs and the types of responses Indicative of (a) concrete (b) functional, and (C) abstract thought: Lemon-banana: (a) yellow, come from trees; (b) food; (c) fruit. Coat-dress: (a) made of cloth ; (b) people wear them; (C) clothing. Az-saw: (a) made of metal; (b) carpenters use them; (C) tools, cutting un- 0's; Chef restaurant In Sanford at 2806 S. French Ave. White Elephant sale aid auction, sponsored by Camelot Homemakers Ann., 11 a.m., 15 Canterbury Circle, Cauelberry. Proceeds to Charity. suggests basic or concrete thinking," explains Parka. "If the answer is 'food," It meals a functional level of Intelligence. 7. Air-water: (a) clear, inmalt visible; (b) elements of the 126 24 5.North-wed:(a) tell where environment; (c) necessary for 128 25 you're going; (b) on maps, life. 26 130 pthvJ. charts; (c) compass points, 1. TablechaIr: (a) have four 132 27 For example, the first pair is directions, legs; (b) used for meals; (c) used in manufacturing; 19 11 6 2 8 1 3 5 "lemon" and "banana." 6. Nose-ear: (a) flesh, at- furniture. (c)organic substances. 20 118 29 138 "U the response Is 'both are tathed to the head; (b) parts of 9. Egg-seed: (a) they grow; 12. Praise-punishment: (a) 21 120 30 140 yellow' or 'come from trees,' it the body; (c) sense organs, (b) food; (c) beginnings of life, both words Mart with p; (b) Concrete thinkers generally DeBary Wayfarers, 2 p.m. DeBary Civic Center WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 training tàols, means of discipline; (C) mc*lvators. 13. Fly-tree: (a) both have limbs; (b) found outdoors; (c) living organisms. OURSELVES V that we perform. He also wrote our theme song. David Is track coach at Lyman High School, but puts in many hours with us. We really don't sing for the entertainment, but for the message that we can convey." Joyce is the only one who can read music. The others au play by ear. Jacque, who handles the business end for the groups' endeavors, said, "The quartet Practices once a week. This l., become a big part of our lives. You know, when they first darted singing, it seemed they were all Lesil singers. But soon, they all blended together and became a harmonizing group. Each member is also able to do solo work." me quartet, who has their own trailer and sound equip. merit, will be taking engagements in August. They are also looking for a female lead singer and pianist, as JUN isbsingtrmsfsrredoagof the an shortly. Joyce, who is expecting a child soon, sadly a''fl1flid the will hate to Leave the group. "But I plan on using this music In the church wberewemaygs,",j N '-- ':1 -- �2 B—Evsnlg Herald Sanford, FL Sunday, May 20 lflf In And Around Sanford 4 f- A qcz Ir — Ali %%\ -¼ 1t15.r'\ , , • - .• The sidewalks of Sanford Plaza were ali ve with color, talent, and fascinated art buffs at the Annual Spring For Art youth art show. Students ages 6 to 18 displayed their works in a variety exhibit to the most professional of shows. f I4• . ___________ , :• jump River .;. • . C )N5CflAr I ' Truax N S 11 ,__.. yw • hi • '3, / ;r world Kni -' , I _F the p1 desi . . / S . fs : its pl. I / ; .. ,, A •- A cy~iej roctm wheel .. . for ' ' then SCOUTS TEACH r •j -'. S S VOlUsja5nd (ra ,.- /4 IV • spe PIZ dir naive gives I tion booths, Michael S !)oljsh, 8 of Casselberry discovered that - Ask Navy V At Wekiwa District's Scouting Show featuring 20 conserva- -. S '- 1)), pedaling the bike a( A popka Troop 21 1 Is and c next wonl] display, he could generate electricity and light up a light bulb left ph oto. Among . . 800 scouts Involved in PV TFL the exhibit were Bob Prive Larrick, top photo, 110111 V. rogrj Sheets !4-f 'Volh . left, Ricky and Chris ii leader Gerardo .. . . Mendez who gave his scouts (Ilack 237) an introduction to elec- elde; ikeo~ : tund: inft - Mail. I4cratd ewl 1S Are eral OURSELVES Editor never thought it would come to at TWflP memorabilia to the reunion. A . Coun ______________ Rumble •GlllIarn ed program. Nothiog k71ir fir'orm Information, Inquire at your ynagogue. S -. X - \\ . '-. £ iiui, L cure.— 1491assid __W__ 14 ,I )i: -•,,, LEDIAIDS UNIFORMS IN W.Obb Avei—OlLand PhM("4)Y36-IN6 " 641n: N411-11181 18 A.At4sxs PAL sood by 40ilt. 15 / WITH I A a ________ SIIIIJI NDIAAAY31U SPRING ARRIVALS WHITE SERVICE LAB COATS UNIFORMS PANTI JACKITS _____ S r_ m Joan Grossman, Mary Jacobs, Madeleine Papa. Sanford Civic Center. Queen Johnette will be at- Connie McDonald, tending various Jamborees and riding In parades. Florence Ramph, Iringard Born In Sanford, the new queen said she "Was real excited over winninu the contest d I k Pommering, Sandy Johnson, Bev I ugerung, " ' • ._.ø•# S , I .-rj-. -.. 5 ' S • - :., il . S . / I - —_ W. — - S I S • . ', ....... . ' r..' 0 RMD — S Couple W ByMARSHA WAIT HeraldCorresp..deit : SHO STORE , -. -- Ml %s* a ''r-- - IL" 110.00 LSS . S CALL 322-3311 S 4'\ I --- - .r- St V pters of Ue Tecnion (*g on are located in ,araso1a, a,m Beach, Gaines, 8622$72 b ' -. Loudermilk. "She was nervous, but Hr,ald Photo by Doris Disirlth STATE OFFICER VISITS CLUB Mrs. Jack Biirney, left, a past president of the Woman's Club or Sanford, welcomes Mrs. ('.C. 31oore. guest speaker froin 11'anattia ('it to the Club meeting and Itincheoti. Mrs. 'llotwe, Chaplain of the pageant. Arriving especially 4or this special event Wjas Kimberley's grandmother, Mrs. Jean (John Sr.) Bowman from Camden, - PsttI, bom and raisedlnthe •r..iim. Sanford area, • ding forms are available at the Herald office to an nounce these events. The -U—w. forms may be accomnpan i d b' professional a Joey. EWU(Mrs. Gary) Clark C"witer of the Art of Belly is married and lives in Rn.r,,41i. Ma Thuh —.---—" •two needed some activity, so Derward borrowed his Schod DeCOI1g Din 1' - me ladies auxiliary to VFW Post 8207 is collecting 4 useable household items Auburndale. These items include blankets, sheets, pillows, linens, dishes and silverware, pots and pans stdift, Un S ' V os&., to and canned goods. Also, Summer has started clothing for adults, children and infants. If any readers have any take shape ...our flattering 0 prena " items which these people swim suits ALTAMONTE MALL I One piece, two piece, •'I dressmaker styles A. S 74 IN . -- .. His watch should be as fashionable " Our W1111111114 1111111liversM was biked by my longtime Y 12 because they were to accommodate all the — - -5- -5- - - constructed girl C B. Lycra I.e. 'Liquid Crystal Display mari%ed on May 2, 14, aid $00 Joe aid Diloti in their frIend, Ann dcii. MM Is 00 A.LVcra uncOnstructed A41110t, low T-back. as he is—it should be ftom Zalesi Baylor LCD* chronograph, stainless steel, EI.gaaI gilt wrap at no extra -- diiiiJ*ir, Dean'.. mother- Am(flCafl Cart, Blanch.. Diners Club. Master Charse, VISA. Aho avail&ige, Z&W Revolving Chup. -'.' '-'u E*pt,s, stultan t1wit honeymoon", fnnI4," M "W b~. "w. Uftledid ws liziew wbm We Wm6d Somirok High, Dei;hWd said. - StrOkes S His bobby is rdft ordg&. Derward and Patti were mai'iisd. "Morn and did were honored with atr Posted by -.- within two weeks of the wedding. ow, dro* to Kentucky to got _t'-. gralfts if it picture b; desired with tile announceinent. Wedding foniis and pict ures rIuLst be submitted proud papa that day. .__ Sanford with one son,1g.mo(t. Der ward is a ules represenWhile home on Leave to give njin. aron lives at tally, and Florida manager of his ific0er away in her ww h"and dilomols Lyman High VoilSt-England Co. in Sanford. rnollyw's car and he and PAU 951 r - SANFORD PLAZA 25 Y - I Li . diriary dory? Well, for Der- , IW9I fl. i mefl'Iid and a ward and Patti McKinney it mdor A youthful grandmother, at UCF. He and his wife, was the beginning of X years Patti also known as Phaldra, Is Wela, Is" a I yawekl= , together. PHILIPS ' R ' was Introduced to, Deriard the children, Jeremiah, 4, and three years ago I took up belly he graduated from N111111, 3. DAN (Mrs. Sta%iben) danciM and Im it," she sad. Ne"AM6 INVIC111 0 Vow "M NO CNANL NO 319 Wnt lXh Sti. =111.1111111STST. -' r) Zone, and 12 years in New sister, Mr& Midge Brown and Jersey, the McKlnneys her family, from Charleston, rdtrnedtoFloridi where they s ' p . .-. I' S -,. eMil f.IcREGULAR PRICE ULIPIci 160-00 oo - They met ohiring high school raised their five children: and deptathoir, Mr. and Mrs. and two years later, wen Derward F. is stationed in n. F.j.(Hernice) Sgintino. from muTt ast orwith the Army. Deltona (below) OR 322-764 paid trip to compete in the Miss United Teenager National a three Phan pageant, to be held in Washington, D.C., H wo paHeym ' od. Callf. and Honolulu. Hawaii. I_•p, _ Act Herald PM1, by Joan Mason Institute of Technology today What could Mother Rabbit (Nancy Haigh. media specialist at Bear Lake includes a school of medicine, Elementary) have in her basket? Trying to find out are Skippy Costantine. from several engineering colleges, a left. Tohnya Lenartowicz, Traci McQuarters and Barri Shirley, all In the college of agriculture and other costumes Of their favorite storybook characters. It was Character Day at the scIt**Is der graduate education for school. and Mrs. Haigh was Mother Rabbit from "Peter Rabbit." That must nearly 10,000 students. have pleased the primary studentg at the school as they voted Peter Rabbit as For Information call Mrs. st y ook or S ____ Getting Hollywood and Greater Mlaml.Founded in 1912, the Israel - KING ,j Thm iderested In entering the Fbft United Teeafter Susansmb.P.O. Ba lull •' I, S TWIN FULL OUEEN 19 . ' I - CHARACTERS 6108111E wardrobe and a trip to Europe. I CbWOM QU11W-ThWW ftle , Choose from 200 - S• the Florida I'ederatsou of• %onieii s ( tubs, spoke to wenkshedida beautiful the womv"i on "I he F (Milisli Woman" with sortie of job, consideri ng it was her Primrose Drive, Longwood. th e test coming Iron, the liols' st'i1)tiires first time," said sandi of the Mrs. Gaines said the Bowman. The "she" she is Christian Bible. referring to is 12-year-old gathering is open to all persons daughter, Kimberley, and interest ed in learning a bout the the "it" is "The Miss T hiil A Israel' s oldest in Hemisphere Pageant", stitution of higher learning and held at Lake Buena Vista. only technological university, Kimberley placed fourth in Located in Haifa, it is known Engagement and wedblack and white photo- the MIT of the Middle East," she said. Several persons in the area, including engineers and scientific personnel at Martin Marietta, already belong to the 3 . 1, UrAa Rogers 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ozzie G ai nes, The Springs, 119 S STORYBOOK S • were Janice Pawlak, Denise's sister, and Maxine Fidler, both of from Philadel phia. An organizational meeting Co-hostesses were for an area chapter of the Hostetter and Dottie - with C00fd1nating Drapefts S 8 p.m. . .- rom Form Ifl S - — S rhe next regular ineeting of VF%V [lost 8207 and ladies auxiliary is June 5 at ..$.. Cindy Huysman, and Lynn Pelfrey. Special guests Gainesville. Invited but unable to attend because of distance . American Society for Technion. Israel institute of Technology will be held Tuesday, June 5, at 'S Fabrics priced from $3Nydv. I®JL' 18 iiieeting at Pine Hills VFW Post 8152. A special memorial service will begin at 10 a. m . with a joint want, Susa She was crowned at the national jamboree at the S S Your Sprirq War S • ADS HALF PRICE! E*mp1.i the NigAing yea. $5.OW persond appearance contract, post arid auxiliary. Don't forget the District Gale wide smile as the 1979-84) National LTD CB Queen. Sodel~ I Decorating - zoung women of the area are invited to enter the Florida Among the prizes that will be awarded at the National Pageant in 1V79: $15,000 ha scholarships and awards1 1* Thumdsrblgd for Lanham, Sharon Stout, Linda Jot- / .IIU! '46" The winner of the Florida Pageant will receive an all-expense service by giving to tile --- Offer S United Teenager Pageant to be held at the Holiday Inn Seoeugicr 14.15 and 16,in Orlando. The Florida Pageant is the officini state preliminary to the Miss United Teenager Pageant, a "tkind PBSUM that includes all 50 states. Codonta w be judged on scholastic and civic achievements, beauty, poise personality. No swimsuit competition or Went is involved. Contestants must be between 14 and 16-years-old as of December 31,IM, and must have at least a possible if you can help. Murray, Anita Stephens, Technion ._....... - -" Contestants Wanted do a great community in a trophy, a sparkling crown. an arm bouquet and a — S comfort. -try is low, vou could me know as soon as were Denise's mother-in- I __ Due by Tern Ni my suppbrters. I couldn't have won without thern.- Congregational Christian Church. A reception will ThlsAdtor ithpread All leather soles and uppers, &L i IOu, supplae rn• ultimate .n 00 THIS AD Her fiance, born in Greenwood, S.C., is the son of Mr. and Mrs Rufus H Minor. Helscurrentlyemployed asa landscaper at the Naval Traini ng Center in Orlando PHILIPS All members are asked to attend. The program will be a sing-along conducted by Mrs, Howard Grate, according to a spokesman. came I. my stt.tk, whe, severat auto dealership. Sheats also furnished the awards and tropfiles. and don't seem to have rnuac)i eathulutic readers (some a Longwood Farms, i . — photo Johnette Thompson of Sanford, bears a large LTD QUEEN from Seminole High School. She is presently employed by Sanford's holiday Inn. Installed to serve for 1979.80 are, from left, Myrtle Gradick, treasurer; Margaret Ganas, corresponding secretary; Del Reltzel, Wekiwa Chapter D.R will have its final meeting of the year on Thursday, May 24, with a luncheon at Deltona Inn, at 12:30 years? Ours has. My husband I dwelied k ed and Isomd ft to The bride-elect, born in Palm Beach, was graduated recording secretary. for rocking chalm We dill love each other, but... FROM ONE RUDDY'TO ANOTHER THESONGHASENDED out ! it, And you aee't f.,l DEAR SONG: I highly Gene Redhinger, from left, and Buddy Pearce of the "disgraced." A persia cas recommend MARRIAGE St. John's District for rub Scouts present a plaque to disgrace only himselL ENCMNTFA Wit a weeliesid Buddy Sheats at Orange City for his support in the DEAR ABBY:Do all cown In lww to reviumse a District ii Scout rm Prix which was held athis marriages go stale alter -, NATIONAL proaching marriage of their daughter, Ernestine Gall, to Kenneth Wade Minor. Th e sisters of SISTER Inc. installed officers at the May luncheon meeting at DISGRACEDIN LONG ISLAM DEAR DISGRACWt Sby ______ Herald Hastings of Sanford, announce the engagement and W . "•'J ago, but we're much too young conviitirsallon. have no major Fasclana-Minor Raymond Fasciana of Palm Beach, and Mrs. 11111 / / Ii to the tornado, please let Ann Harden, Beth Counts, Jant Ann Schuckman, Kathy Lucas, Beverly Griffin, S S s the blood resent for VFW Post 8207 and ladies Dapore, Pam Yunick, .. . from 6 to 9 p in fins blood bank is uix.n to the public Rosalie Coolie, Barbara Helm, Kitty Moore, Kathy Horn a day, Janice - S Concord 10050 on Drive. E)onors ma gi'.r. Mary Jacobs Each winner received a houseplant. Guests included Nancy . . DAR Plans Lunchoon Ww. to talk to each other about married over 10 years!) wrote anymore. necutow. is me that lbs experleice our kids, IPA now thd they're had lmlnwd dWr marriages groym and pre, we're out of nwomMyl . *It. . Vl'%V Post could use please tall rue and arrangements ill be made for pick-up. As mans of these people lost everything they owned Habib, Pam Yurick and %L :. - - beheld Madeleine Papa, Fumiko First United Methodist Church, Sanford. I _,, she hasn't been out of the house sleep in separate bedrooms since dad left. the town. I S about dad and his nurse all television and read, and we do along. Dad Is 79 and mother is have friends, but when we're 77. Mother is so humiliated that alone together it's dull . We even uere aoine way to recapture . . • S Damewood, Margie outgoing president; Kathleen Reynolds, president; Vivian Buck, first vice president; Joanne Herringshaw. second vice president; and La ura 0zler, 5_• . L,... - . —'' • A blood bank will \t i', 24 it ( isselberry German chocolate cake and a carrot cake, which had the inscription, "Happy Labor Day." Door prize winners were the U.S. Navy, stationed in Brunswick, Maine. The weddingw1nbeaneventofJuly7,at7p:rn., / 1. aoyou think of this is the guests in bud 834-860 spoil a child", which had . .a Beach. He was graduated from Duke University in 1979 with a BA degree In psychology. He was a member of the Duke Marching Band He is lieutanant (Junior grade) ..,, . - SiSTER LEADS • .... (OrrCcPOfldeflt some very funny answerS, - 1 grandson of Mr.and Mrs George Gee of Seattle, Wash, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Garland H. Gilliam of Old Fort, N ut& Dad left mother for a 48-year- men? How can we got dad to " old ataigic? I don't expect come to his serum W com him to chase me aroW the back to mother? It's the talk of bedroom like he did 20 years ______________- yearbook. - S - ______ - late Mr. Johns, and Mrs. Octavia H. Rumbley 1812 W. Ist St., Sanford and the late John A. Rumbley. Miss Rumbley is a 1978 araduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha and was business nager of the Her fiance, who was born in Bethesda, .. ',, Born in Key West, the bride-elect is the granddaughter N. . ib. Longwood punch. . • . meeting at 11 urn. Lunch %%ill folloYb and at I p.m. will be the regular meeting This is an un portant meeting as dcctwos will b€ MARSHA MT After playing, "How to . - . . of Mrs. W. W. Johns Sr., 211 Elm Ave., Sanford, and ___ INSTALLATION old nurse he %"t,1., of Virginia Beach, Va. . -. , . Brent G. Gilliam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Gilliam or S . ______________ Mr.and Mrs John T RumbleySr ,of Route2, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Melissa, to According to Gall Stewart a meeting has been called to note, she is spending her time at . .. ... ______ summer home in Sarasota track teams holding the through Ailmaci According to a school's indoor and outdoor . - .. - .'c, S high-jump record. He was discuss the planning and fun- thepoolandhealthpa. Itmust named to the All Southern John Riddle, thin. Conference track n u 1978 Merit awards went to Christy ding of Vita-Course, Tuesday, be nice! and 1979. 8 p.m., at Seminole Memorial Edwards, Wade Wright, Gina at A physical education major Local students named to the Villetti, Eric Nyros, Liz Prior, hosplW auditorium. who was awarded the bachelor The proposed jogging course Dean's List at the Mike Futrell, Frank Deanie, University of of science degree, be Rod Johnson and Laura Fisher. Will be buflt on the lakefront, Central Florida are Stefanie Jo of Mrs. Mary C. Jacobs, Lake Gail said. The "Heart Park" Volchko, Frank Joseph ConMar Ave Lake Mar and Mr. course in a Civic Improvement trivo and Anne Yerkes, all of Who was it that said, "Dab a NR Sanf d. little Preruiration.H on toss Project (CIP) of the Junior Lake Mary. Sanford students making the wrinkles, double up on the Woman's Club of Sanford. Deans List are Ralph Jessie Interested persons are Ann and Lee Samuels, forGenitol hitch up the girdles or Padgett, James Harvey merly of Sanford and now of supporters and head for vited to attend the meeting. Covington. nn J1 Deltona Inn" Anne Loren Sherry I Atlanta,havebeenvlslting area ug y, y friends this week Hosts to the 'r1, M.sh It had to be Dick Aiken in Orwig and Clark reference to the Seminole High Yancey — have returned to Spake, Darrell John Srock, visit were Stella and Joe School's 40th reunion which wflJ their respective homes after Peggy Jo Atherley, Carol Lee at their Loch Arbor homeOritt - :. —,,, higher education dissertations hospital for . • • • The auxiliary received a as one of five outstanding S. Abby bld when e was i or Md a prostate operation. fl Now that this has come out, Abby, but the old excitement is gin everybody is saying they knew gone. We watch a lot of in I in spokeWnan said all of the class citation of merit from the Ages 15 to 18— Laura Davis, first; Amy Dawn, second; an by Joan Madison 5 IwYear M arria e BreakuP Is The Talk Of The Town me' ker DEAR ABBY: After 51 years _________________________ -ogi of marriage, our fa ther has left our mother! They've had their Dear Md fights over the years but we lbo I'thol ma - Sanford • "Okay, Happy, back up the Trailer" must have been what Denise Clark thought after opening gifts at her baby shower. Held in the beautiful home of Ruth Williams, shower guests seemed to have a good time Playing it safe, Ruth used a pink and blue theme, complete with Mr. Stork, diaper shaped nut cups and pink champagne .- Sharon 9. - il Wayne Lykens, Kay No. 10108 Ladies Morgan, Gary Wayne RotAuxiliary to the Veterans of tthghaus, Mary Julia Stokes, Foreign Wars (VFW) corn- Steve Mitchell Stratton and pleted the years work with Benjamin Lewis Trammell. trip to the Veterans Administration (VA) Hospital Dr. James Sawyer, act g outstanding for this year. competed for cash, gift cer- members have been contacted Dr. Sawyer's dissertation tIfictes i ribbons theri except Ethel Dale Anyone volunteer service. dealt with student social county show. knowing her whereabouts is Incidentaly, Eloise Phillips mobility through community First place winners received asked to call Anne Aiken or of the auxiliary, asks all home college attendance. Nancy Terwilleger. searnsteresses to save scraps of $50, second place, $25, third fabric ocon tie service place, $15, and merit, $10. Cadet Robert Earl Jacobs of Winners were as follows: Luis Perez Jr., son of Drs. veterans. or information C,UI Sanfo rd has just graduated Eloise at 322-V99, or deliver the ages 6 to 10 — Sherri Cobb, Maria and Luis Perez will be from The Citadel, the Military scra s to first, Travis Bennett, second, featured on a national Fir Fabrics, co ll ege of South Carolina, In a s t and MaonojTa and Phillip Deen, third, television dance documentary colorful ceremony. Ages 11 to 14 — Robin program Monday night For As a cadet, Robert was an Air Pila Hughes Herald Walters, first; Debbie fte and station, check the correspondent Franklin, second; and Shelly Mary rea will her member of the basketball and Brisson, third. tromcswhileworklng on the quiz board to test conservation of shop. pera at Altamonte S Thi vised _ How To Spoil Child MELISSA RUMBLEY Eddleton, _____ (the! Not _ head of Student Development at The women delivered lap Seminole Community college, sponsored by the Sanford- June 16 begInning at 6 pm Seminole Art Association, with According to the planning robes, ditty bags, slippers, has been notified that Carol Gentry at the helm, and committee members books and a color TV set ( a doctoral dissertation has the Sanford Plaza Merchants. totting an ything in the line of Joint effort with the local post). received national recognition : . • the pi, q f .. • : DIETRICH Young artists*from Seminole, r . ' ' ., DORIS Th e arty endeavor was be held at the inn on Saturday, ' , 17 ' Longwoo d Mom Jo-Be Brisson, Cynthia Lee Pamela Joyce Greene, Danile hospitalized being equal " idea stwn. He sub.oi KnLe Sunday, May 20,1919-36 - - . Win $$ ' ____ 3 Ill -. _ At Tr ILCounty Ex h i bi t - Robei boot three' the wIt( rJ"J Engagements Arti"s ts Young Evening Herald, Fl. C.L -.,---S- '4 .SS-,-- S•- S-i- - J I''f �I 28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 20, 17 In And Around Sanford I I Evening Herald, Ft. Engagements 1 Young Artists Win $$ At TriemCoUnty Exhibit In And Around Longwood Mom -To-Be 1' \ ?•' /1 1''r':\- • .( I ''• -- •'•_i r SCOUTS TEACH I t4'" CONSERVATION At Wekiwa District's Scouting Show featuring 20 conservation booths, Michael Dolish, 8 of Casselberry discovered that by pedaling the bike at Apopka Troop 211's display, he could generate electricity and light up a light bulb, left photo. Among the 800 scouts involved in the exhibit were Bob Larrick, top photo, from left, flick; Sheets and Chris lendez with their den leader Gerardo Mendez who gave his scouts (Pack 237) an introduction to electronics while working on the quiz board to test conservation -, .,. . • r 1- - ----. a S. P . r. •i.; % " •' I ')' 4 Hornaday, Janice Damewood, Margie Dapore, Pam Yurick, Mary Ann Harden, Beth Counts, Jan Leggett, JoAnn Schuckman, Kathy Lucas, Beverly Griffin, Due Lanham, Gale Murra Anita thii Torn Maisel Johnette Thompson of Sanford, bears a large trophy, a sparkling crown, an arm bouquet and a wide smile as the 1979-80 National LTD CB Queen. She was crowned at the national jamboree at the Sanford Civic Center. Queen Johnette will be attending various jamborees and riding in parades. Born in Sanford, the new queen said she "Was real excited over winning the contest and I want to thank my supporters. I couldn't have won without them." Herald photo by NATIONAL LTD QUEEN Technion Udel . F - . .,., .•• '.• An organizational meeting for an area chapter of the American Society for Technion. Israel Institute of Technology will be held Tuesday, June 5, at • - 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ozzie Gaines, The Springs, 119 Primrose Drive, Longwood. I . SISTER LEADS 0' The sisters of SISTER Inc. installed officers at the May luncheon meeting at Sanford's Holiday Inn. Installed to serve for 1979-80 are, from left, Myrtle Gradick. treasurer; Margaret Ganas, corresponding secretary; Del Reitzel outgoing president; sainieen iteynolds, president; Vivian Buck, first vice president-, Joanne Herringshaw, second vice president; and Laura Ozler, recording secretary. •. ..,:i&,. • ": tr .. .• .. .. . - . A .- . . - - - . . / .• . " . - __, • Decorating Don Weklwa Chapter DAR will have its final meeting of the year on Thursday, May 24, with a luncheon at itona Inn, at 12:30 p.m. All members are asked to attend. The program will be a sing-along conducted by Mrs. Howard Grate, according to a spokesman. HALF with WV...' PRICE! .a.. i ' STORYBOOK Custom Quilted-Throw Style Choosi from 200 fabrIcs, 2000colors CHARACTERS 1• :GiI. This Couple Wed 25 Years All leather soles and uppers, the ultimate In soft, supple comfort. r .4... .' • _______ 1 ' r ' _.----- • _•.; ______ , ..' . '• . i' : • •. .' .T, : ..' 54 14 Invited but unable to attend because of distance were Janice Pawlak, Denise's sister, and Maxine Fidler, both of Miami. AIIo,Unda Rogers PhihulAlr.hli. Co-hostesses were Linda Hostetter and Dottie Loudermilk. "She was neous, but we think she did a beautifLd job, considering it was her first time," said Sandi • • . Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich STATE OFFICER VISITS CLUB Mrs. Jack Huirney, left, a past president of the Woman's Club of Sanford, welcomesMrs.('.C. Moore, guest speaker from I'anamna ('it %, to (lie Ma ('lub meeting and hmeheon. Mrs. boore, chaplain of the Florida Federation of Woti,i'n's ('tulis, spoke to the women on I ( the text Coming front flit, Iloly scriptures of the [VIVIIUIg W 15 SANFORD PLAZA ///i'••W'/;ft , \\"I•\ :\• !' " Summer has started to take shape . . . our flattering prena items which these oeoole swim suits are the final touch! ALTAMONTE MALL A One piece, two piece, dressmaker styles - Zone, and 12 years In New Jersey, the McKlnneya returned to Florida, where they They met during high school raised their five children: and two years later, were Derward F. Is stationed in Ft. married. Sound like an or. Bragg, NC., with the Army. dinary dory? Well, for Der- J0 R. is married and a ward and Patti McKinney It aenloratUCF.He and his wlle, was the beginning of 25 years Delta, have a 2 year'oldion, together. Joey. Elena (Mrs. Gary) Clark is married and lives In Patti, born and raised in the or now Rogersville, Ala. Thsyhave two Sanford area, met, children, Jeremiah, 4, and wuroducedto,Derwardthe Nikia, 2. Dana (Mrs. Stephen) yeav he graduated from Smis(noIe High School In 1902. Daiton is married mud lives In Sanford with on. son, 10mosstbWhile home on leave to give old, Baujemin. Sharon lives at his *other away in her wed- p--- &W aftends Lyman jsjgi ding Derward borrowed his School. nict1.i"s car and he and Patti Derward and Patti were get dro* to,,Kentucky honored with a party,hosted by Mom and dad were an Joe and Deluta in thir on May 2, 1104, and home. 'Wehsvethsmod space coulè't come to our wedding accommodate all the on I4I3 12 because they were Jdily, Imilly," Patti laid laus still on their honeymoon," rrd 0ut440We Pub 1*4pj After Nrving two years with Patti's mother, Mrs. Mary On Army in the Pwwu. Canal Payment of &admon; PaUl's By MARSHA WAIT Herald Correspondent 146 • Pikics priced from U.N yd. wp. Isamples (WIse) .Is.N sIc. __________ BED SIZE REGULAR PRICE SALI PSICI — TWIN 110.00 19$ FULL 110.00 00.00 QUEEN mOO NW KING 100.00 NW - • PRON$$IONAL DICOIATIN suvice ii ous NoMi NO CHAIII. NO OIUIATIOII. [C SHOE PHILIPS Do cmDm STORE IN BUSINESS SINCE 1951 -. . -• CALL 322.3311 OR 322.7M2 - -. ' to • to -' b54 I .' •,. rn I The winner of the Florida Pageant will receive an all-expense paid trip to compete in the Miss United Teenager National Pageant, a three phase pageant, to be held In Washington, D.C., Hollywood, Calif. and Honolulu. Hawaii. ...4.. -". ih-YeUr'OiU daughter, Kimberley, and the "it" is "The Miss Hemisphere Pageant", held at Lake Buena Vista. only technological university, Kimberley placed fourth in Located In Haifa, it Is known as the pageant. the MIT of the Middle East," Arriving especially for she said. this special event was Several persons In the area, Kimbenley's grandmother, including engineers and other scientific personnel at MartinMrs. Jean (John Sr.) Bowman from Camden, Marietta, already belong to Del. Father John was a American Technion Society. it,t •h..ê ""Papa IIWI U7. Active chapters of the Technion Herald Photo by Joan Madsen What could Mother Rabbit (Nancy Haigh, media specialist at Bear Lake Elementary) have in her basket? Trying to find Skippy Costantine, from left, Tohnya Lenartowicz, Traci McQuarters and Barn Shirley, all in the costumes of their favorite storybook characters. It was Character Day at the school, and Mrs. Haigh was Mother Rabbit from "Peter Rabbit." That must have pleased the primary students at the school as they voted Peter Rabbit as their very favorite storybook character. Gaines, 862-2872. out are -- I30 LPIISTST. SANFORD . ,. 11w ladies to Sarasota, Palm Beach, auxiliary VFW Post 8207 is collecting Hollywood and Greater Miami.useable household items Founded in 1912, the Israel for the tornado victims of Institute of Technology today Auburndale. These items includes a school of medicine, include blankets, sheets, several engineering colleges, a pillows, linens, dishes and college of agriculture and other silverware, pots and pans schools providing unand canned goods. Also, dengraduate education for clothing for adults, nearly 10,000 students, children and Infants. For information call Mrs. If any readers have any BEDSPREADS come to his senses and come him to chase me around th. kznong the prizes that will be awarded at the National Pageant in 1979: $15,000 in scholarships and awards, 1* Thunderbird for the reigning year, $5,000 personal appearance contract, $2,000 wardrobe and a trip to Europe. . organization are located in mess? How can we get dad to that old maglc?I don't expect Career' Fdons gathering is open to all persons interested in learning about the Technion, Israel's oldest institutlon of higher learning and . uysman, and Lynn frnm :• . flnnio,.'o I& A U V&Wull law, Mrs. Ann Clark; and, Denise's sister-in-law, Mrs. o .Iq -- Pelirey. Special guests w -- --- The next regular meeting of Vl"W Post 8207 and ladies auxiliary isJuni5at 8 p.m. -• . wani, Susan Sperrazza, Joan Grossman, Mary Jacobs, Madeleine Papa. Connie McDonald, Florence Ramph, Irmgard Poinme ring, Sandy tuso;,BevLugering, Cindy A blood bank will be held Mav 94 ,t I',.cp1h,.rrv VFW Post l0O50onConcord )rive. l)nors mayve gi (tom 6 to 9 p.m. This blood bank is open to the public As the blood reserve for VFW Post 8207 and ladies auxiliary is low, you could do a great community service by giving to the post and auxiliary. begin at 10a.m. with a joint Sharon Stout, Linda Jot. ly DAR Plans Lunch.on Those hercsted in entering the Florida United Teenager Pageant may write for Information to Susan Smith. P.O. Box 111, Fayetteville, N.C. 26302 or call (404) 4694433. Door prize winners were Madeleine Papa, Fwniko Habib, Pam Yurlck and Mary Jacobs. Each winner received a houseplant. Guests included: Nancy Bennett, Fumlko Habib, Rosalie Coolie, Barbara Helm, Kitty Moore, Kathy .. -- W#SCI• ftPfItIatI1 r .. ' II V' WS.S back to mother? U's the talk of bedroom like he did 20 years the town. ago, but we're much too young I DISGRACED IN for rocking chairs. LONG ISLAM We still love each other, but... FROM ONE BUDDY TO ANOTHER DEAR DISGRACED: Slay THE SONG HAS ENDED out of It. And you i..da't feel DEAR SONG: I highly Gene Redlinger, from left, and Buddy Pearce of the "disgraced." A penis coal recommend MARRIAGE St. John's District for Cub Scouts present a plaque to disgrace only kimieli. ENCOUNTER, It's a weekend Buddy Sheats at Orange City for his support in the DEAR ABBY:Do all coarse Is hew I. revitalize a District Cub Scout Grand lrix which was held at his marriages go stale after 25 hsinsm marriage. It fkt C5WC auto dealership. Sheats also furnished the awards years? Ours has. My bend to my alkalies she. several and trophies. and j don't seem to have much eathuslastle readers lime to talk to each other about married ever 46 years!) write anymore. We used to talk about to tell me thel Ike eqedeice our kids, but now that they're had bWovolil dWr marriages Contestants Wanted grownand gone, we're out of easnimaly! conversation. I checked M eat and (s.d It I. I have no major conp1'It4 he a legitimate, charch.. Young Women of the area are Invited to enter the Florida United Teenager Pageant to be held at the Holiday Inn September 14,15 and 16, in Orlando. The Florida Pageant Is the official state preliminary to the Miss United Teenager Pageant, a national Pageant that includes all 50 states. Cosdeanta will be judged on scholastic and civic achievements, beauty, poise and personality. No swimsuit competition or talent is Involved. Contestants must be between 14 and 111-years-old as of December 31,1979, and must have at least a "B" average in school. ... . ;•.• ' I INSTALLATION Now that this has come out, Abby, but the old excitement is everybody Is saying they knew gone. We watch a lot of about dad and his nurse all television and read, and we do along. Dad is 79 and mother is have frlends, but when we're 77. Mother Is so humiliated that alone together It's dull. We even she hasn't been out of the house sleep in separate bedrooms now. since dad M. What do you think of this Isthere some way to recapture .. ., ;. . kinky or far out. For more church or synagogue. . meeting at 11 am. Lunch will follow and at 1 p.m. will be the regular meeting. This is an important meeting as elections will be held. Held rnthe beautiful home of Ruth Williams, shower guests seemed to have a good time. Playing it safe, Ruth used a pink and bluecould use, please call me theme, complete with Mr. and ariangements will be Stork, diaper shaped nut made for pick-up. cups and pink champagne As many of these people punch. lost everything they owned After playing, "How to to the tornado, please let spoil a child", which had me know as soon as some very funny answers, possible if you can help, guests indulged in a German chocolate cake Don't forget the District and a carrot cake, which 18 meeting at Pine lulls had the inscription, VFW Post 8152. A special "Happy Labor Day." memorial service will . 4 5 1-Year Marriage Breakup sponsored program. Nothing Information, inquire at your ¶" - ' DEAR ABBY: After 51 years of marriage, our father has left our mother! They've had their lights over the years but we never thought It would come to this. Dad left mother for a 46-yearold nurse he met six years ago when he was In the hospital for "Okay, Happy, back up the Trailer" must have been what Denise Clark thought after opening gifts , Herald Photo by Joan Madison Is ine alk Ut The Town ________ ' The sidewalks of Sanford Brisson, Cynthia Lee Eddleton, being hospitalized. Plaza were alive with color, Pamela Joyce Greene, Danile talent, and fascinated art buffs Sanford No. 10108 Ladies Wayne Lykens, Sharon Kay at the Annual Spring For Art Auxiliary to the Veterans Morgan,Mary GaryJulia Wayne Rot. youth art show. Students from Foreign Wars (VFW) corn-oftlnghaus, Stokes, ages 6 to 18 displayed their a Steve Mitchell Stratton and pleted the year's work with works in a variety exhibit to un Lewis Trammell. trip to the Veterans' B equal the most professional of Administration (VA) Hospital shows. JSIIIS Sawyer, acting head of Student Development at The arty endeavor was be held at the Inn on Saturday, at Tampa. The women delivered lap Seminole Community College, sponsored by the Sanford- June 16, beginning at 6 p.m. planning robes, ditty bags, slippers, has been notified that his Seminole Art Association, with According to the Carol Gentry at the helm, and committee, members are asked hooks and a color TV set ( a doctoral dissertation has the Sanford Plaza Merchants. to bring anything in the line of joint effort with the local post). received national recognition Young artists from Seminole, memorabilia to the reunion. A The auxiliary received a as one of five outstanding Volusia and Orange Counties spokesman said all of the class citation of merit from the higher education dissertations - members have been contacted hospital for outstanding for this year. competed for cash, gift Dr. Sawyer's dissertation tificates and ribbons in the tn- except Ethel Dale. Anyone volunteer service. Incidentaly, Eloise Phillips dealt with student social knowing her whereabouts is county show. First place winners received asked to call Anne Aiken or of the auxiliary, asks all home mobility through community seamsteresses to save scraps of college attendance. Nancy Terwilleger. $50, second place, , fabric to continue this service to place, $15, and merit, . _____ Cadet Robert Earl Jacobs of veterans. For Information call Winners were as follows: Luis Perez Jr., son of be Eloise at 32-8799, or deliver the Sanford has just graduated ages 6 to 10 — Sherri Cobb, Maria and Luis Perez scraps to Milady's Fabrics, from The Citadel, the Military first; Travis Bennett, second; featured on a national College of South Carolina, in a and PPhillip Deen, third, television dance documentary First and Magnolia. colorful ceremony. program Monday night. For As a cadet, Robert was an Air Ages 11 to 14 — Robin Pila Hughes, Herald Debbie time and station, check Walters, first; correspondent for the l4alie Force ROTC student. He was a "J H Franklin, second and Shelly local TV Mary area, will be at her member of the basketball and Brisson, third. summer home In Sarasota track teams holding the summer According to Gall Stewart, a through August. According to a school's indoor and outdoor Ages 15 to 18— Laura Davis, brat; Amy Daum, second; and meeting has been called to note, she is spending her time at high-jump record. He was discuss the planning and fun- the pool and health spa. It must named to the All Southern John Riddle, third, Conference track team in 1978 Merit award went to Christy ding of Vita-Course, Tuesday, be nice! and 1979. ____ Edwards, Wade Wright, Gina at8p.m.,atSeminole Memorial A physical education major Local students named to the Villetti, Eric Nyros, Liz Prior, hospital auditorium. The proposed jogging course Dean's List at the University of who was awarded the bachelor Mike Futrell, Frank Deame, Florida are Stefanie Jo of science degree, he is the son Rod Johnson and Laura Fisher. will be built on the lakefront, Gall said. The "Heart Park" Volchko, Frank Joseph Con- of Mrs. Mary C. Jacobs, Lake of Mary Ave., Lake Mary, and Mr. Improvement tnivo and Anne Yerkes, all N.R. Jacobs, Sanford. Who was It that said, "Dab a course in a Civic Mary. little Preparatlon.H on those Project (CIP) of the Junior Lake Sanford students making the Woman's Club of Sanford. wrinkles, double up on the Dean's List are Ralph Jessie Ann and Lee Samuels, forInterested persons are in. Genitol, hitch up the girdles or Padgett, James Harvey merly of Sanford and now of supporters and head for vited to attend the meeting. Covington, Sherry Lynn Davis, Atlanta, have been visiting area Deltona Inn?" Anne Loren Dougherty, Jeffrey friends this week. Hosts to the Two Marthas — Orwig and Clark Lemon, Phillip Hugh couple during their Sanford It had to be Dick Aiken in reference to the Seminole High Yancey — have returned to Spake, Darrell John Srock, visit were Stella and Joe Orltt School's 40th reunion which will their respective homes after Peggy Jo Atherley, Carol Lee at their Loch Arbor home. knowledge of shop. pers at Altamonte Mal. — Advised How To Spoil Child : . i,•;;;: Sunday, May 20,1979-38 31___ West 13tI St. 0d 64 1111 piliniiiii MEMNsuffmoo -. '- — aider, Mrs. Midge Brown ant her family, from Charleston S.C.; and, Derward's mothei and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs F.J. (Bernice) Sabatino. fran Deltona 'qI'•• "Otir wedding anniversary cake Wal baked by my longtime hienil, Anne Dalton. Anne is also Darward's secretary mud our davg$,r, Dana's mother. In-law. UtIle did we know when We attended Seminole Hih, g that someday we would be aiming a grn*Igiti," saild Patti, iin1h.g 11 -. A youthful grandmother, Patti also known as Phaidra, Is of the Art of Belly Dancing Studio In Cuselberry. "i needed some activity, so three yearsagoI took p belly dancing and love It," site said. Derward Is a sales representative and Florida manager of Volgt.'ug1and Co. in Sanford. His hobby Is rthtg orchids. -(.....,. B. His watch should be as fashionable as he Is—It should be from Zales! Baylor LCD' chronograph, stainless steel, $100 'Liquid Crystal Display Elegant gift wrap at no extra cha,,. Zak, and Prien& make wishes come true. American Espies.. CM, Blanch., Diners Club, MW,, Clwp, VISA, Also available, Zak. Revolving Chaip. The Diamond Store j?.;ø i . Lycra unconstructed A 'Maillot, low - •I T-back $1014 Lycra constructed girl C. -• '.' 511 ............... $37 Lycra constructed sheath 101.11 .............. $31 Other styles In sizes to 44 216.220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.3524 �, .0 4 9-11venlr4 ftreK kiWsrd Fl. 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Church Tram" 1:11p.m. Uviiføg WerilI, 7:31p.m. Wit Prayirlervica MacifS 0. SSlmS Mlaiøir :! lWlJIfS, 11115 Mssflag ?:310.m. 11:11am. 1:11p.m. Evening Service Wed. IiifS,.5y 4:15p.m. . PvaysvM.s?lppWed. 11:008A. Church Of Christ WorShIp ServIce Kindergarten ailS Nursery CHURCH OP CHRIST Ill) part avs.,. IvaagifIU 11:110.0. 11:11a.m. Iveifpp$irvtcS 4:11p.m. 1551 LiSis Sills Class. Tuesday WUdSaIdaIIIISC1ISI 11:11a.m. 7:31p.m. . The field didn't "lust happen." Th e earth didn't "lust hap. pen." Those fruit trees, laden with blossoms, didn't choose to bloom just because they wanted to look pretty. $ Church Of God Pas* *1.?. P11* 7:11pm. '' l.,,kT luuday SHIll hh115M. 4:11p.m. M...J..WiJ1M, OURLAOY$UUN OP PRACU OS Ii IICirH ?.*SIIIVIeIS idThSP1acSDppllsI Hely Cries ______ epet AIR a TralIllesal LIIIm Ma Sen. Ils$ Weary Wail le as PS tuis...j w IessIIcIIs.WstaI 7:11p.m. Cesissoiss own Mass es W PvIsi?, PuSh aim" 5*55. 311.1171 OUR LAW OP THU ROSAIT CHAPIL I,.M1.IJJWSRcM mum PYPJLIN$lrvIl5 7:31p.m. . ! )", % I Stop and think about it. In the natural order of life, little is left to chance. There Is a precision about the very rotation of the earth itself. There is a miracle ernbeddetl in each blade of grass. All about us is the unmistakable evidence of Creation, by if Master Hand. The man in the field is, in Solint ways, closer to th is creation than many of us, yet he too may very well be unaware of It. We can all capture or recapture this a wareness by going to church regularly. CHURCH OP SOD w. s ii,... 1a.m.. 15:31111 us.. i5S4i55. 11?. 4S$47p.m. - jj• S _ , SillS 11:00a.m. Airport Blvd. & Wesiland or. Rev. FridR.Gardnsr Poster Church SHill t:lla.m. Slnglagand Sharing 11:11a.m. WenhipServlcs 11:11a.m. II Ys.ThMeifin, Tuesday SIMs Study I Hi Copyngte 1979 Ksnde, Advenis.ng Service Strs,urg Vugna 0 n" lids, RiSer? ONO" 1:11a.m. 11:45a.m. 4:55p.m. Msr5iigWsrihip IvMgslisl$c Service 1:11p.m. IvsninsWsrship) Iii I I'S Tuesday ilgM -SlSlo$lvdv 7:15pm TSerldSyNltService 1:15 p.m. $slIpa. 5:15p.m. FerTrassrsetIen PShns 105.1141ev Ifl.PI41 SUSIIIy lam Null 14555 *555 'TnSllU_IILifISMuV -- S i l -- I CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Suniand Estates Rev *15155 Almond Pastor SuoldaySclisui 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:11am MYPindIlltiSun. 7:55p.m. Evi.Wsf$kip15)$3iISn 1 : -M Wednesday Morning Prayer Grew, . t I -- I--- - l -- 4:31p.m. am Prays, 11:11a.m. Tuesday and Sharing one" 7:11 p.m. Nursery Prevldsd for all Services I I aslsr Sendsy Icilel Worship and Nursery :11a.m. Sunday School II:1Sa.m FIRST PRISIYTIRIAN CHURCH Oak Ave.$ HI St. RivI$L.SryNlpi , Rev. PMMMNU ______ MSriIngWH _____________ W* 'i 1L A 1:10a.M. i:iSs.m. ' .,I' 1:11p.m. UPSALA PIISIYTIRIAN CHURCI4 Csr.CIesIvyCIuS&UpulaRd. ;',': Daru$n$hsa Pse SundsyScusel ?:11 u.H. 14:060,44. WINTIR SPRINGS : PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL 11 MesSing .5 P11-day Advanliel Church so Maps11" 101ader,8~ C. Edward Douls 40th Puq. SendayScissi gISa.p Sesdaywernrip 11:15a.m. "may Prr4dsd 'I - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanlbrd,FIe. Howard H', Hodges and Staff 200 THE McKIBBIN AGENCY W. FirstSt. - 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstromandStaff E. C. ElseaandStaft PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes Circle Tours New Tribes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida of Sanford WILSONEICHELBERGER Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Ruth Circle of DeBary United Methodist Women will meet at the church Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. to go to Sanford to visit the international headquarters of New Tribes Mission. Also meeting on Tuesday will be the Martha Circle, 9:30 a.m., 40 Colianbine Trail, DeBary; Esther Circle, 1:30 p.m., 44 Dogood Trail, DeBary and Mary Circle, 1:30 p.m. at the chtsdi parlor. WIN - DIXIE STORES Women's Day MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes SISLSIOQKCINTIR SAP?.,? Lal'ech S1pllu5 Cierci, Sulsda LMM$ HI Ills Mary 715 ti' 111 Stud. We Au,. Situ.? s,,.fee""It ClumSy C?. slit UN Way . cissrmisuv Ca.i?rpoMe vicwySapSI.? IMDrIanNIt.?iiSsls,Ave. _____ $1'lss.. II. 0 Sss..s slow Church LaSS Mliv Ciudsø LM. MinnIe Fir.? Sa pir SaplIsI Chu11iI1....JL Cw.Chur*11i5SI ____ IL 111111. ____ ICON =ON 5,5555 Duds,_ Solids Church, liii IL PI chow" Pg lii HISS I! SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY St 41111h 10 11101 IWO A9@4 06 UNION _____ _____ F jowlmp ___ ____ ,Al 1 àt5S4 iLNJw11adpuusCmunh. INS Jerry Lvi. W. S 1Nioirp eu,, . ' IuJ?-v aN I 0 t,.spu siN, NLui,PiNWC1S,trr"pC.uSSr.PS,sIlClI, 111105. IllS W. lUllS, NSU$aI5mPn1alNSS$li?*.lW. '35515. ____ ____ Prairie Las SspSls0. liIgsRd., psa pgit Puprasi "iinrv DUds. MMas 1 S.-. ___ uet* SI) POsS Ave. . Ceas 14 it. .11* I Cedar v. 'ss'sriry Church. tiS CypresS II. TSUSPIS S.,0l.. CIIUrcIE SprIngs III; AttiNinle Sir ides Willem Chaill ti'iiiiary Baptist Mart $ WIlliam St., Alhemsutu Springs Suds Nips 5ap55 CirtS, 71$ Orange Ave. CATHOlIC Churched *5 Nallolly, Ills Mary LU Isle CiWc Church. 71$ OH A çsu 15. tuugsI Troll. Delary 15. pL,1.i CSISSIN Church. Sums.? Sr.. Mar Ii??. I It, UlIfli y $1. Mary Sgsda ri tiPaIt Church, Midland Ave., AlIams.?s ____ Iiif *5tail CVI5MS Church. illS Mesimilian. Dilsssa ____ ____ CHIIITIAN PinS CisiHam Church. 11575. $anlsrl Ave. lss*d ChristIan Church. $31 W. Alrpsrl Slut , NsrllsMl Chilies Church. Pholds Haves Or., USIUP.. Duds. 11 LaSS Id. .5 J5*&lin ____ S. EASTERN ORTHODOX Eastern Qrl5sdms Church, St. Dimes. 321 S. Magnslla Avg., Snfs,e laster. Odisdas Church, St. Seerge, 4$ Sherwood CO.. Allamsste Springs____ Eitsrn Dr*IASa Csur. ft ilsuss's si O.C.A.. $10 SeulS 5*. Pirn '' Eastern Q-tieI Church. St. Jsn Chrysustsm Chapel, U.S. Hwy. $7.41, PSI-s part EP . PAL __ The Church if $55 lesS Itrt Maitlant III Lahs A ve. Salass Episcopal Church, U. Mary Ave.. Intsrpriss All Christ Upl14Spal Church, LiaUuU NAZARENE ISCO NSlyC,I41ls4up&P5)tAVe.at4*SI.,Sa.$srd 51'S' Duds, $411 Ills 115511 Id.. W$nlsr p - '''' OTHER CHURCHES Allis's A.M.I. Church. 011us$ Iil. All PailS ChapSi, Camp Seminole, Wskiva Park Rd. ui'SslI Avinus HsPss Ckapsl. S.avdsl$ Ave. CPmIusla Cemmunity Church Church if Jes Chris? if Lnf$s, Day $ p a. Lunch.on Sch.dul.d LM. M'n.1e Chapel. Orange Blvd.. Lake Mssrss KidIdSm NSlIiIJeNvaWs Wllmsss, LaksMsnrso Unit, 1542*. Thin 5 First Sirs Church if $55 Uvin Get Midway Pk.?ClInh5I51, ' H- g.sias. ass Vssus IL, 'P5sIscssta) Oss. Sill, TMsr.sds. $t*.sod Ave.. (Oil 71* eppsslle $imins?. $40 $15111) Peril PsidiceiJif Ch,tch ii pwo Churca eS Full Suspul THsrnasss, 77$ Clulmy C?. W. Olive HIl4ne Chth, 4$ t. 00,1. SesiSed Alliance Church, 1401$. ParS Ave. sun*i m*. Dur, N.i IMlerS Ave. 5.5*5 C55prgisa5i? JHIVi*. W$ssiSss. 115$ W. MS it The Women of the Church of First Presbyterian Church, Sêiord, will have a bhthdayty Monday when thsy hold a covered dii salad luncheon In the church fsllowiddp hail, On Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. In the f&Iowshlp hail the church will hold a cev.rsd dli family night ziper with the Yoidh (jub. The 0ospii Road TN $alvas$sm Army, 705 W. lull 5$. DetIssa Lake Mary Undid Preakyteflan Church $ Prei*y*iaa Church, ON Ave. a irs ii. Firs? Preshv*ia. Church SI Delary, 1 IIInI Cinvesast Preshyisrias Church. 317$ S. Orlisds Dr. I Ladnews Prsslyieria. Church, WI) SS Lake Rd. 11 Ms PresbvIeria* Church. 1121 PsI. Sirinis It. Attamoate Springs Riling Hills Muravla. Churk, $5 Os. Lusi...ij Iffiuje' Mmiv?. Church. 71$ T,,iate w.. wi,, prg Mailed CbWCh 40 CINIM. Allamatift CmikimplHo DIPSI. A1'aiinau springs NelyTrmtvCSur1$WSMidCh,I5I4p.*5$,, 'TkessSich.?o.?e,esChss,wflr.ft, CCMSS Cisy Man Cangruga5*51. i,a 1 Springs Elementary sciut ol The Jolmay Cai film, "Ma Goel Road", will be iowa at " . .. - New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, Rh Street and lbckory Avenue., Sanfor& will hold ImtaI'$lon services for its pester, Rev. Robert Doctor, Sunday with the New Hope MB Qiirch, L.ssburg and Mt. Olive MB Church, Okahumpka, por, Rev, A. I. Brown, In charge of the 3p.m. service. 'i1! . Lut..u.d PISSIYTEIIAN Dufissa Pruhu$srian Church. Msiienl Blvd.. $ Austin Ave., - le'- Win$sr $pring5 kvsn*. Day Advsunss Church, MS. Mass It Mars Hill $4 06@M O" IventisI Church, MI Pins St., Sas*d _____ . • Pastor Installed SIVUNTH.DAY ADVINTIST Fires? LaSs kvaa*Day Advsst*st Church, Hwy. 415. Psnu City Seventh Day Advslmst Church, MalIIssd Ave.. Aisamss?e ipgs $aalsrd Sol "IN LdvenHsi Church, 711$ Elm ri ____ First Church Of thu Nalareus, 7511 Sanford Ave. Geneva Church if Ike Nasarsse, ILis. Sessva Lake Mary Church if as Nalariss. Lake Mary 51'S., tM. Mary LUI1..Ul Church if*iNas4!snS,Wapm.s$J,4*,Ave, LUTHERAN asciawe Lulisran Church, QuIrk?. Dr.. Cassslhsrry Geld Shiphurd UsillI LslSina*, 71115. Orlasda Dr. 55CC DslIsna Lutheran Church if LulSsrMChurchW15sIsdsems', 147 W. 35* Place Messiah Lutheran Church, Geldes Days Dr. I Hwy I7.?L CasselSinrv ChUrH.?CH*. 151$ S. PItt Ave. Ldo I NN 1an1uHIChurHliCkiSI,ftll LOO $amsllIt Churdi?ChW, 115 PulmiprIngs Sn.. Atts,isiI?u Ipes. . ChuchslsdifPrspkecy.iIilS.Uim Lvi. Churcbifsdsl Prephecy, 1750$ Persinimin Ave. Rescwechurc%itØst$711W. I)*St., Saslerd "True Church uS .1111 rn$swsad Ave.. Sanford - CISUSC15 OP Cull? . . Churth if GM in Chris?. Suleds pot Fifty Ridge RI.. Chr ist Undid Methodist Church, Tucks, Dr., Sunland Estales Dslary Community Mslhsdisl Church, W. Nipilsaks It. DiSary First United U.*54si Church, 41? Park Ave. First Methodist Church if Ovieds First isuihern Methodist Church, 3400 Sanford Ave. Free MetSsIlst Church, 515W. ON it. Geneva Melhsdist Churdll, Ssniya Grace United Methsdist Church. Limps,? Blvd. Granl ChapelA.M.1. Church, Oviedo Oakgrev* Methodist Chur ch, Oviedo Otlisn Methodist Church Pasta Westsyi. Ma*ij.st, RI. 44*. at Paula St. James A.M.B. He at Cypress City Inc, SI. LuksM.S. owe* as Cam iif5$R..O St. Mary's A.M1. Church, St. RI. III, Ossss. St. Paul's Melhsdis$ Church. Daises It, lnlsrpriss Stafford Memorial Church. S. D5y Sanlande United Mefhedist Church. SR ia. . Providence Missionary Baptist Church of Lake Monroe will observe Its amual Women's Day Sunday on the theme 'The CTi1tted Woman Ins (wigh%g World." Speaker at the 11 a.m. service will he Mrs. [cute Howard of (iando, Mrs. Mhvdi Boyer Woodruff of Kism'nee will speak at the 3p.m. service. Mrs. Rosa Cwonova is chairman of the event. to IN I ____ leO Las $yrflulve, meeting at Interstate Mali, Aisimente Springs CI15Ilss*uINA C. MM DUlOIP Church. - - to Church SI Set 513W. lind SO. Church sO Get Oviedo Chch 50GM Neliniss. tM. Minnie Church if SM Misslsn. InSsrprlse Church of Sit 1411 W. 14* St. Upsala Cesimunity Preshyisrins Church, Upsala RI. WIi*mis.J5r Pnsshytsdan Church, 155 hug Rd.. Casselhsrry METHODIST Barns?? Undid M.m.rial Church, E. Oslary Ave., Interprisi tear NOW Lake United Meth.dist churcu Bethel A.M.I. Church, Canaan Hifs. Casselberry Cenijnuowty Undid MaThMat Church, Hwy. I??? & OP SOD Church SI Get III Hlctery . ON . St. Luk.s Luffisran Church, at. 434 S*avii St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 434 lust West if II. Longad Church ii Chris?. Geneva . Chore of Christ. Lsn,.i,a.d Church of Chris?. W. 1715 St. NidIsids church of Chris?, Ph, Naves Dr.. Mailtei ____ $I. P5.? 11S5 $0. Sap5* 115 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl) __ 1. Duds. Wist Sanford Sm cssai -r,y in •u' CSWHP 3115 Pit-ills is. Jsmss55sslsusey SipiHOChurH. II. SI.lISOslsss SI. LaSs Ml'ary Church if Caauss CIly, Inc. --..- and Employu _.- I ____ ____ ___ ____ & PAINT CO,,INC. EdSenkarilc and Employes Jerry& Ham Tamsaut Sapili? Church, Swally ins. Nsr* Lup.....sj Ham W. 5155 SI.? ChorsS. $715 Ps Ave. pe Ps,5 Boom Church. 7302W. 15* St. P's Sapilm tapS'J 1311*. Firs? SHe.?. Sas*5 Plasaviel S1s? Duds. 115W. LirpSil Stud. -pim Asolomy =a Vat $ • WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE cO SENKARIK GLASS Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff _________ Ciesral S1el IH. lilt PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S4.00 PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE iayr's ruse 323-M :'.'Jtj tt1i HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff Anniversary Charter members were recognized at a covered dish dinner §pday in observance of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church's anniversary. The church, located at 2917 Orlando Drive, Sanford, was organized on May 10, 1959 as a congregation of the United batheran Church in America, later to be a part of the bztheran Church in America. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP SANK OPSEMINOI,E and Staff' Getting In Touch "Getting in Touch with Yourself", a seminar on biofeedback, will be presented Saturday, May 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Religious Science Center, 1434 W. Fairbanks Ave., jtiter Park, Including a luncheon. The seminar will be led by James L. Durand, who established the first bio-feedback training practice in Central Florida In 1974, and Dr. Roy Graves, minister of Winter Park Church of Religious Science. For information call the center at 644-2848. - Wsrias Ser Ascension Day "'Mtenslon Day wm beorved May 24 at Holy Cross EpIapa1 Church Sanford with celebrations of the Eucharist at 10 aim In the church; 11 am. at Brain Towers and 7 p.m. In the '*sl. Th. Spring Ingathering of the United Thank Offering will take place at the 10 o'clock. service, 1l:lIan,( 7:3spj Youth Group Wed. Choir Practici . . Chapel Fulfills Promise I -.10-1, ,_...." '.1 Iwo - . .4-4 ..O%,.. 1 .. 1 . I L ' ,. 1 'u ROUGH AND READY Calif. their cabin. That was the last / (NEA)- The history of this she saw of him. N-1 once-rowdy mining town is She spent the night in a 1 laced with colorful events, in crowded lifeboat, praying for . ., 1850, for instance, it seceded her husband's safe return, A .. ' from the Union. passing freighter finally Onlythreeofthe300buildlngs spotted the shipwrecked from that era esid today. But a passengers and rescued them. , I . fourth, built just 20 years ago, Mrs. Scheaves and her husband 11 ,J, . ., .. . L rivals those landmarks in were reunited and she vowed charm and personality. to keep her promise. ,. ..'. S It is the wedding chapel built After that fateful trip, they In 1959 by Lisetta Scheaves to continued their journey to San fulfill a life-long dream. Subsequent years "I was 63 when I started theFrancisco. took the family - which chapel," she explains. "That's eventua ll y numbered five . .the time when most women ba ck to Portland, then on to ,., -. thinking of retiring. Colorado, where Scheaves ' : But rtitirement was the worked as an assayer for a % .. : farthest thing from Mrs. mining company. ~,i,~~, / Scheaves' mind, More than 50 I. , _f .1, Scheaves retired in 1945 and years ago, she dedicated her li, . . I., .I bought an assayer's office in "I life's work to God if he would nearby Nevada City. The CHURCH HONORS PASTOR AND WIFE reunite her with her husband couple settled in Rough and after they became separated in Ready In 1953. mW Rev, and Mrs. Paul Trissel, leaving after eight a shipwreck. It was only after her years of pastoring Lake Mary Church of the It was late in the summer of Nazarene to work in the field of evangelism, will be 1921. Mrs. Scheaves was husband's death in 1958 that her husband, Mrs. Scheaves got started on honored Sunday at an open house in the church traveling with their 9-month-old her project: to build a nonfellowship hall from 3-5 p.m. On Sunday, May 27, at 7 Harold, and daughter by steamship from denominational church open to p.m. they will present a "Night of Music" playing Portland, Ore., to San Frac- everyone. 115s'ear..oldtar graces chapel different instruments and singing at the church cisco. Harold was to attend the Completed in 1959, the small located on E. Crystal Avenue. University of California at chapel can seat 18 worshippers performs the ceremony. But at 83, Mrs. Scheaves Berkeley. on white-painted benches The chapel is now officially remains active in its operation OVIEDO CONCERT Off the northern California beneath a towering cathedral owned by Mrs. Scheaves' because, as she explains, "it - . coast, the Alaskan Steamship ceiling, younger daughter, Jacqueline. has beemi a great joy to tue." Kitty Kay will present a Co. vessel hit a reef - and ministry in song, testi- "sank In 25 minutes," Mrs. One of the most attractive furnishings inside the chapel is DIVINITY DEGREE mony and teaching Sun- Scheaves explains, a 150-year-old ornate wooden The crash woke up the day at the 11 a.m. service .1. David ('wliran of Elaltar trimmed In gold. It was at First Baptist Church of passengers and everyone heron, 'a., son of (eneva donated to the chapel by a Oviedo. he has often 6. Cochran of Lake headed for the lifeboats. But handicapped woman visiting ti been guest on radio and about 50 Mary. was awarded the of the ship's 132 hmoni San Francisco. television of The Metho- passengers were lost at sea, she Master of I)ivinit' (ICBetween 10 and 15 weddings dist hour, Ford Philpot adds. gree by Southeastern are performed in the church , -ft Mrs. Scheaves was wearing each month. According to Mrs. Crusades, P11., Televi. Baptist Theological Scm'-..,. slon Network, and the 7() only her nightgown and a coat Scheaves, a priest or minister mary on May 12. A grad,,, her husband had retrieved from of the betrothed couple's choice Club, I uate of Seminole 1l,Ii School, Seminole Community College and Florida Technological University, he formerly taught at Winter Springs Elementary School. lie is pastor of MMre's Swamp Baptist Church, Elberon, and Is married to the By DAVID E. ANDERSON mixed in McAnally's survey of church and that's the rub. he said. former Anna- May ThorUPI Religion Writer Methodist evangelism leaders. "The era of doing strategy Hunter says he is convinced Over the past decade the nell of Sanford, United Methodism can become If present trends continue, and methods of evangelism by a United Methodist Church, the bureacrat sitting behind nation's second largest Protest- according to Dr. George G. desk and dreaming t P° things a growing movement again but 1 he thinks It Is going to take ant denomination, has lost "Chuck" Hunter, the member- out of his alleged genius to hand more than a million members, ship decline In the United down to the churches is past," longer for the church to turn GOSPEL CONCERT Itself around than he originally Methodist Church should That stark number, coupled bottom out in 1981 and the said Hunter "The way forward thought. Steve Collins, composer with a sense that the denomina- church will be growing signifi- is to find congregations that are Bureaucracies work slowly, ami creative and strategic and tionhadsomehowlostltswayjn cantly again by the 1900s. he said, and United Methodism the turbulent l%Os, caused through which God is working, and Is "such a vast and complex dlo- television delegates at the 1976 General "We already have evidence to discover what they are doing system to get on the new track r ecords, will sing at 7:30 Conference, to make evan- this Is possible," said Hunter , that Is reproducible, and to even a track the church says p.m.. Sunday at Lake gelism, along with world w ho heads the teach that," he said, Board of ft wants to get on." Mary Baptist Mission. lie hunger and ethnic minority Discipleship's evangelism secAt the same But, he added, "The grasstime, however, was a member of the Enlocal churches, one of its three tion. roots people Hunter saw "a very small want contagious voys Quartet and the major "misslonal priorities." Christian movement to happen Sons of Song. The concert "Every type of church we percentage" of clergy The quadrennluin which have Is already growing killing every church they serve. In their lifetime even more than is open to the public. "Most Inaugurated the evangelism some places; every target clergy want church I had originally guessed." emphasis Is nearly over now population Is responding in growth, but they want It by and Tom McAnally of the some places," Hunter said. "If appointment rather than evandenomination's Nashville, you have demonstraW that gelism. -. 'I'.... .121...... k..... a...L..... - I__. . Will iaa a song every t)peotchwch grow, "They trust the system to look at what the 10-Million- and every target population can give them a church that membe r church has done with respond, you have demonstrat- some bo dy else built more than the special ph is ed what is possi ble for a whole they trust their own gifts, the ' Mrs. Margaret Ward, Central The results, and perhaps denomination." gifts of the people, and the Florida Women Missionary more importantly, the forecast At the heart of any evangel- Spirit, to build the ch urch they Conference pr esident, will be for the future, are somewhat Ism effort, however, lathe local dream of right where they are," -iJ'. guest speaker at the annual -' Women's Day service Sunday 11 at 11 a.m. at New Bethel AME r_.. I Church, Geneva. I , F ". I Employed as a content 'j" specialist by the Lake County , I . - . _, ,fr . - ' ' . ... . . .'. - - - - - . - - S ' •1. - , S - 7I V On First RapiMi Church of Ovisdo Sunday, May 37, at 7:30 p fris to the poli&. Filmed In the Holy Land It liii the May of Jima Christ In a ruslIc and meermaul way. By Methodists Evangelism Effort Eyed - " - tS - __ pJ New Bethel Has Speaker ' em as . ' -- ' ' Worry Can . ect Health ' SilwiI Suetpm el SJIJ1lON: I am ashy 33 year. sid, bet I am a cstut worrier. I get extremely aer ti. sad my dsctsr has me as medicates my serves, SsmelbesøFmusbsdlbevete May bess fri. work. it burin astt.bsaidet.w.ñasdbs,e to HIM Mbsr pssple.y age. I wsId.$.bsabkt.tr$M iasep. ANSWER: As you have unfortunately discovered so early In I.Ife,worry can affed you physically. Even the word Itself Indicates physical "Worry" Is derived a word mowing to strangle or choke. The early ''tsof northern Europe depicted worry In anded ealgcg U a wolf slag its teeth jsd man's neck. Worry Is indeed an enemy to our hoe, our ,nkid, and our spirit-to our whole I've found t God's Word the taM "calmerdomier" when Istarttoworry.Worrygstagie down and gives me a negative outlook on life It makes me In desperation she started reading her Bible. As she read, peace would return to spirit, her body, and her She then began to read It daily for the IIUIIT stability and encouragement It gave , u the use. well as the bad times. GraSIuallv she had become morecosidsMby learning to aeherfalthandtotriat God u doubt that anything good will Us Soume for bw ta needs be" tomeBlbie,onU$e ratber then Imking to people other °'ih and tlthig. Its encouraging words and rings a poaitive note to my The piaInlI4 David spoke day. It helps me believe that God's words, saying, "They something good is going to give me strength in all my happen to ma! troubles; h they rdr.sb and met" (Psalm (Nw Ibeconwsd revive 110: IITLB), You too can by rrosa w.si.t) BibleOwfaced a MCA receive the strength aid peace ' situation wblch dragged on for '°" moi*la. a became utremely tIve words will build your faith and nervous, muets like YOU , would get Upset-stomach $I" )'0 U cburning, .. caineIIM" your Ills aid an place to place, net able to expectancy that something concentrate long enough to goOd Is glong to hippM to Jai . áth day. ICC'IQhIlPJWI aJ)ythiflg. u . /" ThELMA DUDLEY Women's Day Program Set I., ,... 66i. YI HI board of directors of Lake County Community Action, Policy Council of Head Start and Lake County Democratic Executive Committee and Is a steward and pastor's coordinator at St. Paul AME Church, Leesburg. Mrs. The1ma Jackson Dudley will be keynote speaker at the 11 a.m. serice, Sunday, May 20, at St. James AME Church, Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue,Sword,for venue, On pnual Day program. The The PreSchool Center at the theme will be "Christian First Presbyterian Church of Women Meet Religious Sanford will offer two summer Encoj*ers of Today." sessions thIs year for children J8 years old. The first session the Advanced Institutional 14111 be from June to July 13 Development Program at iexduding July 4' and the Va1lnda Community College, secondsessiuis will be from July laado. lb to Aug. 30. Mrs Ross McCoy Is chairA child niay be enrolled for than and Co'Chalrmsn an Mm one or both sessions. Classes Sylvis Staflwath Mrs. 8harog will be Monday through Friday White and Mrs. Shirley J. (roil 9 a.uu. to flout) in the Wilson. Rev. K. David White Jr. educational building at Park is psstm'. Avl'ntk' alit Fourth Street. :. ' .., Nursery Morning GRACE UNITED MITNODISTCHURCN l Monday and Tuesday and will give a testimony about her (rIstlan life designed to inspire and entertain. The strengths and weaknesses of the Episcopal Church Women will be the topic of a panel discussion by Diocesan leaders on the second day of the meeting to be held at St. Luke's Cathedral. To register call Mrs. Virginia Brooks at 322-3532. Mary Blvd. Pas* • PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH , I') WIIIVr Au.., Lake Mary Nov. A.P. Stevens Minister Sunday Church Sciusi ?:lSa.m. Methodist kl ______________________ ,Christian Commitment Emphasis Day will be held Sunday, at.St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 9th Street and Pine Ave., Sanford at 11 a.m. The guest speaker will be Dr. Florence Lovalle Roane, division chairman of education at Bethune Cookman College, Daytona Beach. She Is a member Of many national and state educational organizations and Game Mu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Other guests will be Mrs. R. J. Gainous, administration Assistant of Banner Elementary, Daytona Beach. The 5p.m. service will feature Thomas Poole, president of NAACP of Lake County, instructor in the school system of Lke County. He Is a member of the Governor's Special Htman Relations Commission. Mrs. Ella Roberts is chairman, at the Episcopal Church Women Diocesan Annual meeting THE LANE MANY UNITS D "TRUSCNURCNOPSOD' ______ IllS RidrusdAve. Mernin We maintain a Christian School kindergarten tlwsugll IlgIuti, Grade . The n facilities of New Life Fellowship Church located at Tuskawlila Road and Lake Drive will be dedicated Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service. An open house will be from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. for those who would like to see the new facilities. Participating In the service of dedication will be State Rep. Robert Httaway and Rev. Reynold Bohleen, Eastern Church advisor for the Baptist General Conference. This first church unit Includes a multi-purpose sanctuaryfellowship hail to seat 200; a fully equipped nursery, four double classrooms, and two offices. Total cost excluding land is $134,000. Television actress Ann B. Davis will be the featured speaker Nursery ST. LUKU'S LUTHERAN CHURCH SR.415IRedlRd. Ov$sds (SlavIc) Rev. JSSuJ. kuciacti Pasler 1,1 TV Actress To Speak Presbyterian 11:31a.m. GOOD IHIPHIRD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2tI7 Orlando Dr. 17.fl (Lutheran Church In America) Rev. Ralph I. Luman P.5* Worship 11:11a.m. CkunckScSssl :11a.m. A man alone in a field .. making the field ready for spring planting ... perhaps is closer to God than he realizes. Catholic 7l$OsS Lvi.. Samsrd 7:11pM;' P73 . AL'. SOULS CATHOlIC CHURCH Sim* $" COVUNANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prod SaSs, $I$S55I551 pbwj.pww 91416AM IhIlLa. 4:15pm .. ls10p.a. 7:15p.m. 7:31 p.m Thursday Ruining LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIIDUMIR 2115 Oak Ave. Th. Lutheran Hour" and TV"This Is Ills Life" liv. Elmer A. Reusdier Faster Sunday School 1:11a.m. IP5Wit hi?. 5S11114p.m. T*.1Wu34 BAPTIST CHURCH Minis?. 11:11 7:11p.M1. Tuesday evening Lutheran New Life Fellowship Dedicates New Church Rev. Guy A. Stoner, superintendent of missions for the Seminole Baptist Association will be the speaker at a "Senior Citizens Day" Saturday, May 26, in First Baptist Church, Word. Activities begin with a noon luncheon in fellowship hail with food prepared by the church youth. AU church and Sunday School members aged 60 and above wishing to attend sbuld call the church to make reservations. FIRST PUNTICOSTAI. CHURCH OF SANFORD lOIS St. and Magnolia Ave. MinlO,gWsrsRlp Ruining WsriSlp In Once-Rowdy Town Briefly Senior Citizens Day .,% ResaIdleinSarM daily IAVINISA PAIR lesary 7:15pm' 7:31pml 4: 30 p.m. Conquerors Muting Sunday 11:118.m. 7:11p.m. Wet PrayirhlSSs Study 71Sp.m. I.dspssOt Nisslmary MaSS lI:11a& Wad. SIbI• Study VNSSIHI.? hMay$Irowe 11MSy$Hssl Wriop Rammu, PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3410 Palms??, Ave. Rev. laymindCrscks, Pasts, Sunday SHssI 91458.m. MsnffiWeniSp 11:118.0. lVaniIIstIc 11ci1055 0:11p.m. Ienday Centse.is. Lengws,1 11:108 ,m. Morning Worship Sunday Evening CONGREGATIONAL MutIng at Winter Spgs. Elementary Sunday School 11:01a.m. Worship 11:11a.m. Rev. RiSer? Sums Pastor SCIINTIIT.SILTSNA soma osvb"re am P55* 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. Fr. WUUa 55545 Fr. Pow MHaSeSI Rev. I. Ruth Grant Sunday Sdisel Congregational FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST 7:15p.m. I '/. 141 Orao,g, Street Evangelic al Christian Science 4:11p.m. 1:11p .m. Pas* Sunday Scull me 0* Clurci Tralmpp ____ IvsifWsnllp Wi t Pnayw Susie 11:11a.m. IVANORLICAI. 5110sf.) Prayer Service 11:110.m. WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY LOMS WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. CkwcR Ave. I Sri.? It. WeiMsiday IvssI, Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 1:450.0. 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:11 p.m. WnAIp s $srv$cs I,ssMeIsrifce 1:41a.m. tvinln,WsnSlp Rictsr 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. .4 Christian Commitment , The Nov. Leroy D. S.w Holy Communion Holy communion CkurclilcMif 1401Y Communion _____ muir ill JiMass Siudly SHies W.nlWpkrvke 11:110.0. Sveifagworship 7:31p.m. Wit Pvaywlerv. ____ 7:11p.m. Nursery ni, PISsd CkwrcIiTraining .. *ISISi.IsrSAvs. Jeho J. HI.?sn Sunday School 1:41a.m. MSrifllgWIrillp 11:15a.m. e:p.rn. YsuthIlsur ft p.m. 7:" Evangelist Service 7:11 p.m Mid.Wuk service (W.d.) Nursery Provided for all Services : ;.' LAKIMaRYSAPTISTMISSIO.S Ill Lakivliw, Lake Mary Raw. Jim Hugll,i,s P11* Sunday School 7:30 pat.' 6 :11 p.I' IT Pill? CHURCH OPThUNAZARINI SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH AWSvd lvs.Isglsrvlci 1:11p.m. Wednesday Service 131 p.m. Old Trvlks *a None Day liv. James W. Kammsd SuøSsy ScIssi Msrnis, Wei iMp 11:31.11 am. 11:11a.m. HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. 6:01 p.m. 0:00 Nazarene Pailsr 1:308.m. Episcopal 1:31p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Oil West PWsI SIns? S. I. Slams. Pas* Suuday kkssi 11:110.0. Morning Service 11:11a.m. Evening Worship Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. Yves. Official hutS Meet CHRISTIAN CHURCH Morning Worship II:I0am Morning Worship CONGREGATIONAL 2411 S. Park Ave. 3fl.41I4 Nov. Rdmer,d L. WiSer Sunday School 4:11p.m. NEW IETNEL AM! CHURCH Main Strut-Canaan City " Pas. Rev. MN. Burke Jr. : 30 liii.' Sunday School Congregational FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST tiff i. Sanford Ave. liv. H.gRW. Pal. MIiIsNf Svdiy$ss4 1:410.m. Ms,iil., Wsr$Hp 11:11am. Wit Servers 7:31p.m. COUNTRYSIDI BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club *115,111 Mary O:3l4 2nd &4ffiT1)vriday Family NI5M Supper 3rd Sunday OUR NATION! 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. EveI%1ø5 ServIci Sat. VIifI Mass Sun Mass FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 41? Park Ave. Paslir. Lee F. King . * iI Sunday, May 20, 1t7-56 4:31p.m. Supper The ' t..., Church... Evenina Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Worship Wad. hibli Study & Prayer levy. First Wednesday F,lIOw$IlIp Assembly Of God RELIGION Faster Assoc. Patter :3S& 11 a.m.' Morning Worship :31 &IIa.m. CIwrcP,SdIssl Services *1111 classes tsr all ages CitIes bs$e4n services Fellswsliip S:3l. UMYF INS SIVSNTH.DAY ADVINTIST CHURCH 10I, 01W . i .dll ,. '." MARGARET WARD.'. Center Schedules Summer Sessions "' '.*:,' 'file prograimi ilI include' music, art, reading and niath: readiness activities for the" three to five year old group. TI, to Light year ulds WLI' particip4e in suuilar activitks appropriate to their age grou., - I AppUt- atiujis are availabto at. the I'i tsbyteriaui I1IUIC1I offj twi Third Street or at the iit.L,w . School Center any eekd liltirmilmig Fum' iliurt' IIItormnauon, L'ilI 322-2662 or 9b6. ________ .. . .4 I.. ,. .. ....s �&S— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - BLONDE Sunday, May 20, 1979 COOKIE MADE (r.1EsE DOUGHNUTS AT CMOOL by Chic Young ITS A GOOD THING THERE A .4OL IN T4E 40 Wriggly fish 41 Scrutinize ACROSS ms THE REST O A f I __ 11 Prodded 12 False 13 Day (Sp.) 50 Yorkshire river 51 Accumulation 14 Kind of stew 15 Counselor of waste 52 Bees homes 17 Electrically 53 Prig tot hammer 19 Estimate 21 Undermine 24 Gridder Jimmy — 4 25 U.S. service BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker () HEY! WHERE JUST DID TOOKA KILLER STROLL ç 4,(Ay ____ ______ 27 Lyricist Gershwin 28 Gypsy I'LL TRY THAT 30 Half lighted 33 To the (Fr.) 34 Hades GET ALL THROUGH THE THE GIRLS? PARK X C. __________ 35 Former Spanish colony __ I No 0 0 AJ 23 By means of land (metric) 39 Poetic 41 Blot 42 Take the car polish package 44" L. 7 Actor Kruger 27 Trouble Douce" 29 Gallic 8 Window 46 PiggiVI affirmative 9 Eighth month 47 Have a meal 30 Definite (abbr.) article 10 Witness 48 Before this 31 Little 11 Milk-organ 49 Make lace 14 Baby carriage 32 Impolite a 52 Hafnium Specify birth sign. P.ALIZ 1HAT 14 'S 1'H 19 24 ) —— 33 30 j31 32 — — — — — 34 40 41 42 45 PISCES (Feb. 30-March 30) LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) Instead of trying to force your Motives that are too self- desires into action today, flow seeking will backfire today. To with the tide of events. Thfl5 make matters worse, you may will run a lot smoother. , blame everybody else for your failure, ARIES (March 21-April 19) Better keep your extravagant VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept. 22) whim under lock and key Using flattery to achieve your today. You're liable to go so far. ends won't work out at all for overboard that your budget 6-19 MAWdV fteU$PSIO _ - - - 47 48 49 — — — — — — by Bob Montana ARCH hE 46 ____________________ _(HERE'S THEN A TWINGE L AND THEN--• IN MY SHOULDER-" — — — 52 — — — — — — HEAR A WORD 53 I SAID? 54 — — — — — — — (NEWSPAPER _________________________ _______________________ "S - 50 51 DIDN'T stuntman and his shady pro. motor stage spectacular stunts on the city streets, much to the chagrin of Jon and Ponch. (A) (1) 0 BAD NEWS WARS To insure a hot bet that he placed on the Bears to win a big game, Coach Bultermaker teaches his team every dirty trick he can think of 0 LOVE BOAT "Accidental Cruise" Soupy Sales, Joanne Worley; "The Sono Is Ended" with whom you choose to do pretty foolish moves. DOn't . daydream it. , 1 43 730 (1) CANDID CAMERA 8:00 (2) fl2) CHIPS A motorcycle which you 37 38 35 36 ENTERPRISE ASSN AT BRIDGE , 519-A NORTH E E K & MEEK fl STAMP 4)M SMDWKH SA • 864 A1O .. ' iiid* . •9764 SOUTH A Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South West North East C C Pass lil, Pass 3 NT Pass Pass by Al Vermeer GOOPNE9 RR ' t' ABOUT RAPIOACTIVITY Pan / IN MW Y, RAPIOACTIVITY I WAS A VNPERFUL EVENING WITH PIP ou EVER HAVE TO South 14 Pass I NT " PRISCILLA'S POP South thinks like East. If East had not been dealt the king of spades, he would surely have led back a spade when he got in with the king of diamonds. His play of the club had to be an effort to getjust his partner on lead. So thinker uth ducks the spade and makes his con- : •s Opening lead Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to advantage. specify birth sign. Ask thi EIIMPtI CANCER (June 21-July 22) You should have no trouble You'll be starting the week off gaining the support of others with a bangs Dame Fortune has today, whether it Involves a singled you out to be the personal matter or even recipient of one of her lavish business affairs. Team up now. gifts. JOCK 8ENN', FIBBER MCGEE ANt7S) vOU WERE GSNG MOLLY. $P ONE MANS FAMIL'I'! / You hold: L s.ms-n By OswaW Jacoby and Alan Sontag L • xx ZX One of the classic old sto- West's ace and now West South kwws West is smart be answered if accompanied by stamped. self-addressed "I just try to decide where I would go if I were a horse." • heart South plays a low spade by Stoffel & Heinflidahl BUGSBUNNY Jt$'T' ONE MORE, GOOP! - PETUNIA, AN' 'TI'IANK9 FER ve VERY U5Y.' .pg,4TloN' I OT74 THINK OF REPHRASIN' THAT QUESTION .•.,GgoAN.' PO Y4 THIN Z' IIMANY PERMA' I PuNT EFFECT ON I 11* AN INPIVIPUAL.'S, and promptly loses the dia- East returns a club — , ,4 p6Rpo$AL.lT ' I from dummy at trick one. Eutplaysthe 10. South wins leads the jack of spades king-jack and it is Up to South to decide just what he . _ has done. If West started . - "s to rebid [ARE 1 ALRIGHI, 51R' we by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST 1l _______ IN MY SLEEP' _____ ____________ . ,!. ____ 6'PIITE : _________ HAP NO CHOICE' , I YOU'RE NOT AN I EASY uV TO TUR$EP AND Wit TCA4"90 r '1 ___ ______ __ - . - ,.:' iw f I od.p'MI ZC.AtiJ'l' __ ' , - ___ __________ ____ _ wit_i. -"s _____ 6OTTAIEI A ri fill' _____ )•' [./, M4 Aur C=T! I __________ ____________ * ..... - by Craig L.gg,ft lb . - 11MBLEWEEDS 12"D six" Me$A THN?M4i4FS I, CLOPWØLL.. A MIP11EJ— OØ%M M MANI- by T. K. Ryan QVR AM LOW rnJSHI! WU? OVEf6UNNP MOMI X3Alff A CIOKII AND - I I - WAII1' It - ' I "1" Wt'L'IfSOMOCPM FOR Th "The Market Tells Me True" Guest- Joseph E. Granville, author of "The Granville Mar. ket Letter." (A) 2:00 (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC 0 MOVIE "It Started In 7:00 (2) 2'S COMPANY (4)8UNDAY8Q400L FORUM O THE LAW AND YOU 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. Naples" (C) (1960) Sophia Loren, Clark Gable An Amencan lawyer gets romantically involved with an Italian woman when he tries to take his nephew back to America. (2 Hrs.) ) GREAT PERFORMANCES "Dance In America: The Feld Ballet" Eliot Fold's chamber ballet company performs its classic work, "Intermezzo," as well as selections from six other Eliot Feld -choreographed nON (12) JERRY FALWELL 7:30 A.M.E. HOUR DAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 800 c2) VOICE OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 0 (ED REX HUMBARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE ) SESAME STREET (R) works. (R) 2:30 (1) MOVIE "Riders Of Destiny" (8/W) (1933) John Wayne. "Gabby" Hayes. Rangers ride in the name of law and order. I 8:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS ()MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAL ROBERTS Hr.) (12) MEET THE PRESS Guests. Sen. Jake Garn (A - Utah); Paul H. Nitze, former Deputy Secro. DIRC A?PgOCI4. --g - tary of Defense; Admiral Elmo Zumwalt Jr. (Ret.) SUNDAY MORNING 0 FANGFACE 3:00 9-30 ED GEORGE SEGAL Sculptor (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- 3eorge Segal is profiled, focusing on an exhibit of his LEE O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO work at the Walker Arts Center 2) MOVIE "Charlie Chan In Shanghai" (8/W) (1935) Warner Oland, Irene Harvey. Charlie becomes involved in a bootlegging racket and gang wars, Chinese-style. (1 1/2 Hns.) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) nMinneapolis (A) 4:00 trains at San Diego's Sea (4) 0 GOLF ' Colonial World; two Chicago kids run a skateboard shop; apple picking National Invitation" Live coverage of final-r ound play in this $300,000 PGA tournament from Colonial Country Club in 10:30 ensuing problems are explored. (Part 2 of 2) KIO8WORLD FFIITT1 Teseedg" JellawftkFrult MilkerShake M'Steak8ab 0 60 MINUTES 0 THE OSMONDS Guests Andy Williams, Connie Stevens. Grant Goodeve, 8:00 A MAN CALLED INTREPID (Premiere) At the request of Sir Winston Church. ill, multi-millionaire William Stephenson (David Niven) organizes a World War II espionage ring and recruits Evan Michaelian (Michael York) and the beautiful Madeleine (Barbara Hershey) for training as spies (Part I of 3) 7:00 (2) (12 TODAY .4 0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 7:25 7:30 2; TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 8:00 a CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:25 (2' TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA t)7) NEWS 8:30 ) ill) TODAY Vegas. Nevada, USAC Midget Auto Racing; Part 9 of "The Fittest Of Them All." ED OVER EASY "Four Alone: 12:30 9:55 10:00 ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE IT HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (12) CARD SHARKS 1:00 (.4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 2. ([2 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 10:30 (7) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS C. MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN t.14) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 10:55 OCBS NEWS 4) 0 AS TURNS o14) U GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS Gavin MacLeod, Richard Hatch and Lani O'Grady are hosts for a presentation of spectacular and daring feats ([)RITES OF SPRING The annual harp seal pup hunt in Newfoundland and the attempts of the Greenpeace conservation group to stop , are documented 9:00 0 ABC MOVIE 'Love's Say- age Fury" (Premiere) Jennifer 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD .T (12) ANOTHER WORLD 4 0 GUIDING LIGHT 2:00 (12) THE DOCTORS 2:30 41 fl M'A'SH (A) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY fl f rep jd Meets .2 EMERGENCY ONEI 4' THE ODD COUPLE Blind By JOAN HANAUER ul Televisiou Writer by Squire Abinglon's arro• wartime espionage life, mini-series, which will broadcast May 20, 840 Hershey), a spy who in real life was taptured by the )I NBC LATE MOVIE ''Great 11.00 (4) AGRONSICY AND COMPANY 6FAMILY LIFE BAPTIST 0 (12) FIRST 00(18 PASA, U.S.A.? "The First Move" Joe finds it too much to handle when Denise 4:30 0WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of a 10-round asks him out on adate. (R) 1130 Ray Leonard vs. Marcos Ger3l- do from Baton Rouge. La.; young woman marries he, ED TURNABOUT "Open ing Championships from Orlan. disheartened and follows her ost Rescues Of 'Emergency" (1978) Kevin Tighe. Randolph Mantooth Alter being promoted and given now assignments. Gage and OeSoto remmnisco about their most memorable experiences as paramedics. (R) a MOVIE --This Properly is Condemned" (C) (1966) Natalie Wood, Robert Redford A 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (12) BEWITCHED (D OVER EASY (PLAZA '111 'IN Hy 1112 322 7S02 [_JILA i 'i SCSI ____________" ACTOR ACTRESS SAT..SUN. JON VOIGHT 141 4:06 JA 2 FON Gestapo, and her fictional p.m., Eastern time, and May 21-22, 9-11 p.m., in romance with Michael York, whostarts out a spy instructor and eventually tries to blow up Hitler's atom bomb experiment in Norway, CBS's "Blind Ambition," Stephenson was a wealthy Canadian contacted by Winston Churchill Chamberlain was still p r i in e fit i n I s t e r. Enigma, the cipher machine stolen front the Stephenson was nicknamed "Intrepid" by Churchill, who who asked him to serve Germans, helps the British crack a Nazi code only to learn of the planned without pay as the head of an unofficial secret British intelligence office in New York. William "Wild Bill" Donovan acted as liaison between Stephenson and President Franklin Roosevelt. There are constant references to FDR's likely bombing raid on Coventry and its strictly civilian population. To warn Coventry would be to alert the Germans that their code was broken. If the raid on Coventry was history, most of "Intrepid" is not, but it can be intriguing fun for World impeachment If the 5:30 (1) NEWS dissimilarities between velously wry and charming El) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Steve Goodman" 11:30 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (R) setup. as always, stars in the 11:00 (4) 0 0 0 NEWS FRIENDS Stephenson's central theme was the New York Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. 10:30 ,4) CONSUMER BUYLINE 5:00 17) CAROL BURNETT AND operations although music and comedy from the 0 SHIRLEY UACI.AINE AT THE LIDO Torn Jones. the Lido Girls and a variety of Pansian specialty acts join Shirley MacLame on stage at the famed Lido do Paris cabaret. ED SECOND CITY IV 12'ROOKIES to tell who the real enemy is A. Hitler and the Nazis or J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI. Oddly, much of the show is based oil Europea thriller, There's heavy emphasis on the Sy activies of "Madeleine" (Barbara Tennessee (4) LIVE MAYORAL DEBATE 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN Also, sometimes it's hard in picking material from 'Lillie Mr Jersey Fascinated 4:30 t4 MIKE DOUGLAS out by Stephenson in the book, and more unlikely with its constant repetition In the movie for television. property. author Sir William Stephenson's slice of an were discovered unlikely event as brought NEW YORK (UP!) — It was an old Hollywood trick to buy a best-selling book for the title and make IflifilmuIn use of the that far with "A Man Called Intrepid," but it certainly hits been "select" CD MASTERPIECE THEATRE O BEWITCHED U THE LUCY SHOW 12 MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET i Southern woman tries to reclaim her fortune in gold in a War U GENERAL HOSPITAL ED STUDIO SEE Intrigue ()f NBC hasn't gone quite the Union Af my during the Civil THE WORLD 3:00 ONeill, Perry King A young determined effort to combat 1:30 11:00 t1hI2) HIGH ROLLERS Ci) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) i) 0 BLIND AMBITION )Premiere) John Dean (Marlin Sheen) is appointed counsel to President Nixon (Rip Torn), meets his future wile Maureen (Theresa Russell) and learns of the Watergate break-in (Part i The Older Woman In America" Hugh Downs takes a sensitive look at the lives of four women who are successfully coping with the challenges of growing older alone. (A) boxing bout featuring Sugar GRAMMING i UPBEAT CA ()TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS RESTLESS 00 (1 NEWS €D EDUCATIONAL PRO. I 2 NEWS 4. 3 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- audience. David Niven, mar- ___ TossedSalad Pddin EXPRLINE (2) (12) WORLD OF DISNEY "Gooling Around With Donald Duck" Professor Ludwig Von Drake uses the unsuspecting Donald Duck and Goofy as the subjects of a loony study on human behavior (R) and Crolts, Brenda Lee and Lonny Short for an hour -of Safari" Marlin challenges M'Bogo, an African buffalo of immense strength and courage. (12) SPORTSWORLD Live coyerage of a welterweight boxing match with Tommy Kearns vs. Harold Weston Jr.. from Las TatorTetsu' Hl. NEIGHBOR 7:00 book and mini-series, the television version presents U -moving espionage Seksns" (C) (1965) Ann. Margret, Carol Lynley. Three young women look for love in Spain. (2 Hrs.) (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 FOR OUR TIMES "Science For A Now Society" The ethical implications of recent technological advancements and their Cors Tossed Salad Padding 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA PASSWORD PLUS (4 THE YOUNG AND THE 4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (i2) DI NAHI €1) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING Gestapo torture of a woman spy that ought to appeal to the worst in the Milk MWDI.ESCIIO0LS Mlit8teekSaib P_aBian Titer Tots or FF or Til Grows knordmilm MIDDLESCHOOLS SlepplyJee risksndwkb 8:55 (i) TODAY IN FLORIDA €1) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 9:00 10:00 GLEN CAMPBELL: BACK TO BASICS Glen Campbell is joined by Seals Belinda, a giant Beluga whale. CHURCH DEAF NEWS Country" (C)(1961) Elvis Prosley. Hope Lange Asocial worker convinces a juvenile delin. quent to develop his writing talent. (2 1/2Hrs.) ZOOM(R) 8:47 EYEWlTNE AFTERNOON 12:00 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA Cl) MOVIE "Wild In The (ED INTERCOM In New England. (R) To The Great Barrier Reef" Kangaroos. koala bears, sea lions and fairy penguins are observed in natural surroundiflS AM. WEATHER €D A.M. There's also something added - romance, well spiced with scenes of 3:30 10:00 030 MINUTES 2) WILD KINGDOM 'Voyage gance and wealth. Lillie ignores her friend's advice Itiat tie is dangerous Fort Worth. Texas. Greens Tatar Totsor FF or Tri R PLAZA If SAT. - ZUNI - 4:15 EVE 7:19. 9 31 _ iy(O ,1iilii III i,i tttW IME II ' '.(iii.;1115 CHAM MOVIELAti1J Hwy 1792 S 3121216 5 Qc SUNDAY ONLY EARLY BIRDS 7:45-8:15 8:30 FAIRY AT TALES VANESSA War II buffs and David ____ BubwunDu TateeT,tssr FFItTh Doors" Non-sexist child-rear. MilkirShake THURSDAY9 MAY N OvenFrledCbkken Whipped Petatees C111111,1111 Mixed V.getaes Rob JeilewlthFrult Jiteeflar Milk or Shake EXPRFLINE Milk MIDDLESCHOOLS SlippyJie O,e.F,ISdCMChaI c s. Tat.rT.tsw' Whipped pg _____ MludVegetaMes do, Fla.; live reports on the final log and sex roll stereotyping are demonstrated In skits.(A) day of the Indy "500" time trials. ED FiRING LINE "Watergate: ThelnnocentAndTheGuilty" Guest: Maurice Stans, treasur- 1300 or for the 1972 Nixon re-elec. (4) MOVIE "Frankie And Johnny"(C) (1966) EMS Prosley. Donne Douglu. Two lovers plan to marry, but the girl dii. 5:30 (12) F-TROOP approves of her fiance's gambling. (11/2 Hrs.) or Shake TUEWAY,MAY22 Fk Whipped Pitatis GnssPeas Apple Crtep Rifle Ulk MIDDLE SCHOOLS ftbkadwkk Tom ' CarrOI'lIaIMSulad Gr,esPi TLrT.tsor FFerTr* , Barhscn. siui eel S P MORNING 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB 800 CD EARLY DAY EVENING SPECTRUM -' * @JCRACKERBARREL (12) MAYORAL OWTE • CONSUMER SURVIVAL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE too 2)pw$ KIT "Cutting Food Costs. • INDIANAPOLIS "800" Christmas Clubs, Tooth Care" TIME TRiALS Live coverage of the last hour of time trials for the Indy "500", from the Motor lt.30 ____ ' Jules Bar • tion campaign. (2) TO U NMJNCID Tossed Salad true love to New Orleans where he learns of her past. (2 Hrs.) a JUKEBOX Guests: Leo Sayer. Little River Band 6:00 AFTERNOON TsedSalad Fresh Fnit • SLACK AWARENESS 0DWACTNM "Now 'Great- Sneedway in Indianapolis. 00 inns' From Uncle Sam?" Rio. (2) NBC NEWS SENIOR HIGH OIIIFTISdCMCkSI -,.. 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER 6:30 @) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE SCALE 6:45 . Old friends - new songs! -' (fl1.!frzl ' •Glensinç all Mixed V.gstaMas WkIpp.dP'OIatses Drun k Caitmner ides BW it.son 6 £ 6 • Walcomis Brands Lee and UPRLINE EU Id Tossid Salad ____ OWORI.DOF THE SEA I) WALL $TREET WEEK (1) MOVIE FT aTh ___ I I iits Gritiess SENIOR HIGH iiiSteak8ub p'ru Tesaed8alad I ' EXPRESS LINE ChIUD.g i Tatior Tells or )1YorTh To.aed8alad Frablil"Mit FlshSaadwlck C111111018111111111 Tatar Tetsor 97 or m ___ ,i( PP4Nf, Live coverage of an NBA playoff game. Teams and location to be announced 6:30 ()CHURCH SERVICE 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. }AFTER HOURS ___ SENIOR HIGH SloppyJie _____________ L 00 cAmr s'.. ,' PREGIATE THAT! _____ .•' . by Stan Lee and John Romita _________ 6:00 (4DABETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE ELEMENTARY sjni ___ MilkorShake copies of JACOB)' MODERN.) again today, Substantial real treasures lie, NGi$ FINE' 1 UE5 I WAS TALKING ______________ orFForTrl TAURUS (April 1$-May 2$) ________________________________ THANKS, MR. ROBEr5a' 1 (2) OUTDOORS (!)0 NBA BASKETBALL 4D STUDIO SEE "Beluga" PUMN Fresh Fruit Strawberry shortcake aioouememheriof your family LIBRA (SeIt 3"ii 33) A as your confidentes today May envelopes. The most interest. ing questions will be used In good frlendoranuaocfatewlfl are the ones who can pointu this column and will receive prove herself to be valuable way and show you where your SPIDER-MAN . Tatoll"I'llits hearts per. Individual questions will you Is likely to be quite enough to lead the jack from _ and Fresh Práft CWUD SloçpyJoe Hot Dog ColeSlaw AQUARIUS (Jan. 2$-Feb. 11) LEO (July MAO& U) The Tackle your chores whole Your partner opens one club. A Canadian reader positive Manna in which you heartedly today. A golden asks how we plan to respond. present yourself Is stimulating opportunity Is being presented We plan to respond one and exhilarating to others. to YOU, but you Can find It only later. The exact size of our They'll be jumping on your through cillinAdIlIQUOUS efforL rebid depends on partner's bandwagon. ARIES (March 21-April 0) response to one heart. n) You abould be receiving a b" iNEWSPAPICR ZMRPRM AM.) VIPAiO (Au& U4kpL ow your hunches today, from lady Luck today. If there (Do you have a question for Foll the experts? Write "Ask the because profit from a source Is awidhlng personal you'd Experts," care of this newspa- that Is not necessarily visible to Like to have, go after ft now, Titer TOI or P'P'orTh M81korghiskie PISCES (Feb. 2$Marcb 2$) ries concerned the expert in finding lost horses who said, _______ l today. You'll have no trouble in your life today. You'll have acting on them because an opportunity to associates who can help will with one you love. quickly rally to your side. Your new Astro-Graph starting with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. your birthday offers many new 19) Deal with individuals with J facts about you. Get yours by whom you share emotional ties mailing $1 for each Astro- today and you will find thhW Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City will work out more to your tract. 1:30 Fred Fruit Milk or sham WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 Corn OZMINI IN W '* $) *1) M'ttIfl,q the heart COim14 Think in expansive terms occupy the most important spot j horse. Merkel A man inadvertently foils a robbery and Is awarded the lob of bank guard, which forces him to face a real hold. up (11/2 Hrs) MORNING TossedSalad (1ge Slew SAGITlA11US (Nov. 23-Dee. heCk to the ito7'about1L 1072 4K Q 8 5 3 Tacos TItOTTOII FF OaTh S1oWyJoe exceptionally fortunate. Percentage favors rising with the qu.en, but let's o - K FWD StrswberrySbortcake Milk MIDDLESCHOOL8 portunities will come through rewarding in matters relating I them, One relationship, in to your career or work. Go after particular,' will prove to be what you want. game and rubber. •K5 AppleCriap MilkorShake EXPRESS LINE FhSUdw1CI year and many new op. that could prove extremely low spade will lead to loss of 983 1062 A Mlk)t)1E! ("•Y:11, EAST # K 103 WEST 4 J 9 8 52 Tee dala Fi'ikeeBan Cole slaw c Your circle of friends will be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) greatly expanded this coming This Is another excellent day of the queen will let South make 11 tricks. The play of a 0 MOVIE "The Deadly Trap" (C)(1912) Frank Langella, Fay. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS benefits to both of you can be realized. YOURBIRTHDAY May21, to four tricks. If he started with four to the jack, the hand is hopeless. If West had led from king-jack the play Q76 V A7 • AQJ93 j2 by Howie Schneider _____ with five spades to the lack, a duck will hold the defense LIVE Host: Maureen Staple. ton. Guests: Linda Ronstadt, Phoebe Snow, MONDAY,MAYfl '1 / 11:00 (1) 6 ([Z NEWS 11:30 (2) 2) SATURDAY NIGHT &hool Menu For Monday, May 21, 1979 (81W) (1940) W.C. Fields, Una ' — — — WIN Clint Eastwood. Lee Van Cleef. Three violent, determined men separately attempt to retrieve a $200,000 treasure. 13 Hrs. Mins.) 900 you today. In fact, it could even won't be able to recover. II I C policewomen (Marcia Stressman. Colette Blonigan) encounter a variety of off-beat types while working undercovor in Hollywood. (4)0 STEELTOWN A widow. or (Frank Converse) working in a Pennsylvania steel mill during the early 1960's finds himself In conflict with the mill's new young owner and his teen-age son. MANY CANCER (June 21-July 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-Feb. 19)1 You need outside interests for a change of pace today, but male Wishful thinking could prevail certain you can afford DiM over common sense today, choose to do, and prompting you to make Some — ______________ — — — — — OF EV0=C*J- 10:00 (2) 0 NIGHTENGALES Two RUNNER 0 2) HEE HAW Guests: Mel Consequently, you'll be so and attractive to you today. ' i. LAWRENCE WELK wasteful you'll 1 it indications point to trouble. MADE IN CCER GER. 28 29 27 (2) THEGONG SHOW (4) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD lilIEs, Roy Head. Gerald Smith 26 25 young man (Paul Sand) dreams of reliving his days as "king of the strip.** arecent bride (Pamela Franklin) wants to be rid of a marriage-threatening night. mare, and a macho journalist (Darren McGavin) goes after a (Darren dani..'ous jungle tiger. (A) 7 00 that came to you quite easily. may appear extreniely alluring —23 — 21 22 ' 20 1:00 (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE DISCUSSION'79 (12) MOVIE "The Bank Dick" 2) BJ AND THE BEAR A 9:30 0 FANTASY ISLAND A boy is forced to take the blame for the crimes of a junkie. CAPRICORN (Dec. n.'Ian Unfortunately, you may show 19) Someonewith whom You little respect for something nice have no biusiness being involved i D NOV EN LA LEGISLATURA 50 Mins.) 0 MOVIE "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly" (C) (1967) female scientist asks J to transport a mysterious cargo to Washington for a Senate hearing. (A) 6:30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING ()0 088 NEWS ONEWS (12) ROOKIES A 16-year-old envisioned, Paul McCloskey (R .Cal,) and Rev. Barry Merin discuss the pros and cons of proposed draft legislation. Dunaway. A man finds his own life and that of his family endangered when he tries to break free of his association with a spy organization. (1 Hr. eoO (2) "Lillie: Home On The Range" Lillie's Spectacular stage suc. cess on two continents is dampened by the loss of two of her greatest loves. (R) GEMINI (May 21-June ________________________________ — — ___________________________________ —— ?' t')P PROJCT c - animated version of J.R.R. Tolkien's classic story, a little hobbit is requested by a wandering wizard to help a group of dwarves recover treasure which was rightfully theirs. D MASTERPIECE THEATRE N.Y. 10019. Be sure to not turn out as well as you _________________ 16 — — — 18 " IN E FRESSflJ' irj that the doubt if you'll listen. hobbles or' thday. Mail $l for each toAstrO- projects today. Even thougi!,.. graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City you feel creative, things may 10 9 8 8:30 (4)0 THE HOBBTT In this Continued coverage of the Amateur Boxing Champion. ships from Lake Charles, Loui. siana; live reports on the Indy 500" time trials; a wrap-up of the Preakness Stakes from Pimlico. Maryland. TAURUS (April 2O.MaY20)Ifl your quest to acquire things for honest opinion of' yourself you may completely good and Ignore what is considered good yourself so that you won't be taste, and display a touch of hurt by someone else's action, ' strike back. Learn more no try to about yourself by sending for SAGITTARIUS (NOV. your new Astro-Graph Letter 21) Move cautiously if Wi- 12 15 6:00 (4)0 NEWS WIDE WORLD oc sors which begins with your bir- dertaking any 7 6 5 Richard Dawson, Juliet Mills, "A Time For Everything" Jill Whelan. Melendy Britt; "Anoushka" Loretta Swit.(R) EVENING SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23)' ft's important that you have a' —————— 4 3 source Is unlimited. symbol — — — ____________ _______ 13 14 by Art Sansorn mistake of thinking husband 26 Furniture 11 THE BORN LOSER contraction 25 Jackie's 2nd ,. make you appear foolish and YOUR BIRTHDAY absurd. May 20, LIBRA 230ct. 23) For. This coming year, much some reason, you could fe could come your way With VFY indebted to someone to whoth little effort on your part. Put it really owe nothing. Others to good use and don't make the may try to point this out, but I,. PIE1N1 51$ T t !LLL! 3 Not so much Part of the psyche 2 TV HIGHLIGHTS For Sunday, May 20, 1979 T 1 A1 22 Measure of 38 Donkeys —— 1 - $ 15 Away (prefix) 36 Resurface building 16 Unstable 37 Large tub 5.lq $ M ii e 2 Encore 5 Status 6 Open a branch 26 Eroded I 20 Dictatorship 37 Careened I Motorist Sunday, May 20,1979-76 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 £ _ a u L it I i LW.! DOWN 18 Kind of __ - HOROSCOPE !i4'' !JJJByBERNICEBEDEOSOL N *1T I $ 'i Rh - - i I NITI IN N 1 •_, N N Ef KIE charged parti• 54 Escaped cle g'I T—Lr, _r 43 Mere taste 45 Swamp tree 47 Saw-toothed amounts / EA 42 Bandleader Arnaz I Spanish painter 5 Specified kA Answer to Previous Puzzle - -, , . , TISISdIsIad FrsackfrIssor ThorTalsrTets AppIeCrW MIlkShake $ENWIHIGH FilsSsndeIch cusensen MàorPhr IMIDAY, MAY25 Tom -' / ... '.- ' TMarIts ed th,SS WS NThe champs" mai1t years . -..- -'•. p first time since - .. %%MPeELL: s*sics' . 10PM SUNDAYI .. . ' comsdianLonnl.Schoni JolnsSsals&CroftsswhUismforthe -: - 1PM SUNDAY I GreuPees TislerT.tsw FForTrI T.iusdluisd J.I.WMhV'IIM ' WESH TV WESH -TV THE Ntft STATION - - I �$-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May20, _______________________ _______________________________________________ - __________ de II I ned A4 urdèrer 's ay For Govern or G ra h a rr apt. conveniej CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NMiE Noflce.ls hereby that an, engaged In business at 2641 AaIe,, Drive. Lake Brantley Isles, Maitland, FL 32751 SemInole COunty, Florida, under the fictitiout name of KAR KLEAN and that i iend to said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida accordance with Mother. ___ mino Orlando 322-2611 - & churches. retired or ingIè children. $170 mo. utilit let available. 644.1947 Winter Park 831-9993 . CLASSIFIED DEPT. £ II I S A kAJi.dL U S S .. I . 1BR-$IB4. Pool. Adults OnJ Lake Ada. Just So. Of Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford..t4II 3231670 MarIner's Village RATES United Press InternaUo "I can't do anything bet The way Rep. William they hung horse thieves, they HOURS in The dinught mother of commend the governor for his Sadowskj, D-MIamf, sees didn't have many horses the provIsions of the Flctitloui I 00 A N t I' N 7consscvtivi times ..... 3k a line Name Statutet, To.Wit: Section dbndemned murderer John cowage to sign it," said c. there's never a good reason to stolen. Mt)NIIAY thiu FNIDAY STOP AND THINK M. Florida Statutes I7. ____ _ . enkelink says she is praying Raymond McDaniel. "The kill anyone. He expects a public _______________________ MINurE... IF CLASSI SATtflAY 9 Noon Sig. la L. Marsh 3 Lines Minimum ADS DIDN'T WORK for the governor, his Cabinet public Is entitled to have the outcry against the death I Publish May 20, 77 J 7,,, WOULDN'T BE ANY Le9al Notice td prison officials who paved sentence carried t." • _____________ DEJ 3 penalty once executions _______________________ DEADLINES ________________________ CI the way for her son's execution, ASSIFI!D NotIce of Public Hearfo. Scharlette Hoidman, a become routine again. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FurnitIid 31-1d5 The Board of County Con, Noon The -Others around the state member of Florida citizens EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Day "Ithjnkitjsinevitablejnour Before Publication missioners of Seminol. County. ___________ hailed Gov. Bob Graham for AgainsttheDeathpenalty,id lifetime that capital punish- CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida will conduct a puhli COUNTY, FLORIDA Citizens. DJwn. Senior Apts. for ' Sunday Noon Friday -uses hearing i the Commissioners keeping his campaign promises she believes the governor would merit is going tO be abolished, CASE NO. 7$242SCA19.B -___________________________ town, very clean & roomy. See 41-Houses Meeting Room, Seminole and signing death warrants never have ordered the execu- Sadowskl said. "Unfortunately, EVELYN W. HICKMAN and Palmetto 318 Cowan, Jimmie Courthouse. Sanford, rlorida on Friday for Spenkelink, 30, and plex freshly painted in & out. Ave. W. Garnettvin,te lions but forthe political reality to reach that point, we're going CARL A. BUECHNER. june 17, ln at 7 00 P M or as loon SANFORD $30,900 Ectra lot zoned C.?. A steal Willie Darden, 45. PendIng that most Floridians demand to have to execute a lot of Reg. Real Estate Broker thereafter as poSsible to consi$., a - - .-.-- _________________________ Plaintiff 29.900. JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. ___________________________ mo 1 BR. 913'7 Park Ave. $125 proix,s.d amendment fo _____ stays of execution, the convict- the death penalty. OPEN HOUSE people." j IO7W.Commerciai 76 73 CLYDE C. PEROD. PATRICIA PE edk1UerswWdieintheelric SUN.2to5 P.M. Mary 3.1, sc. por, quiet "Those dose to him said he Phone322.7811, Sanford Rep. Tom Bush, R-For An ordinance relating to spede*,s HAL COLBERT, REALTY lorhood. $31,000. chair at florida State Prison did not want to start the Lauderdale, says it might be a ROD and LAKE VILLAS CON areasof5emlnol,Coun,ys,,dbv 1908 Chase Ave. 3 BR, 1"3 B, new Priced right! 3 BR, 1' bath, in DOMINIUM. INC.. water and sewer stem acquted APPLIANCE MORTION SERVICESJ Wednesday at 7a.m. INC. side laundry room, above . roof, fn bk yd. VA appraised bloodbath, but in the end, he goodideatoteieviseexecutions BATEMAN REALTY owned or operated by Seminole REALTOR 323.7632 SALES MANAGER $29,500. Call 3734399 aft 5:30. ground pool. Close to 1.4 & abortion-$I Gyn "Anybody in society who is bowedtothe politically expedi- as a deterrent. Defendants County; amending Ordinance 762.1 Rag. Real Estate Broker ________________________________ in.,. $70. Pregnancy test; Eve. 3fl.l2, 373.1397, 322.7177 Shopping. 1501 West 4th St., NOTICE OF SALE for the death penalty, they are ent course," she said. by revising section I 07. sectkI I 01. We are looking for an individual 3$SanfordAve. 321.0759 "I don't think we should hide "We're 'iaIe sIerli:ation; free COUn. Sanford. 1.1 to 46 East to Per. SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2' ,z bath, formal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that who section 701, section 203. and tEtion is aggressive, enthusiastIc Just as guilty as the man who shocked and dismayed that 2 BR apts fully furnsIcd; p3.ns, Aft. Hrs. 322.7643,322.469 simmon left on 4th St. seling Professional care, SUPdining, carpet, air, private patio the horror of executions from on the 5th day of June, 1979, at 3.07 All revisions relate fo an wants the opportunity to dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities. pulls the switch," said Lois governor has moved from the people of Florida," Bush Eleven o'clock AM., at the West creasing both water and sew,, norlveatmospf,r,confid,ntlal ICE CLEAN 2 BR, lB nome w7 car garage. Lovely club tter their career. Must have inc. Available till October 1st. I.lot, dead end street, fenced, Front Door of the Seminole County service rates house, pool & tennis. Furn. or REALTY WORLD experience in TV., stereo & Spenkelink, who burst into helping poor people to killing said. By day, wk. or month CENTRAL FLORIDA unfurn. Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, the rksIop. $29,500. Bob French, Chairman appliance sales. We offer ex. Shenendoah Village. 3232920. tears upon hearing the execu- them." WOMAN'S HEALTH FIRESIDE REALTY INC. ________________________ Seminole County Sheriff John undersigned Clerk will offer for sale Board of County Cohmissiuneqs cellent wages & commissions. REALTORS tion was set. She has been ORGANIZATION $315600 UPLEX & QUADRAPLEX bldg. The husband of Glenda Sue Polk, head of the Florida the following described real Seminole County, FIorid 1 Room kitct.enette, partly furn. Company paid life, health in. site, cor. lot, shaded and con. Publish May 20. 77. June 3. 10. 1979 staying with friends at Starke to Northington, whom Darden was Sheriff's Association, agreed xoperty: Apt. Private entrance, utilitieS surance & retirement program. Oe E. Colonial Dr., Orlando C,minium Unit No. 164, LAKE DEJ 76 venlently located near school & furn. US mo. 668.6208.. Call 3224244 for an appf. ask for be near her son. REAL ESTATE convicted of shooting in the with that idea. NEWLY WEDS OR GOLDEN -89.0921 VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a con shopping. $12,000. Mrs. Sdinadsr. REALTOR,3n 749$ AGERS "I was stunned because I thigh and the face at a latinToll Free I $00 221256$ .___________ "If it were lft uptome, we'd dominhiamaccordingtotheD,clara. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE SANFORDCOURT FIRESTONE STORE Quiet neighborhood, easy access to tion of Condominium Ownership of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli AYFAIR 3 BR, Older, 2 story figured Gov. Graham would dromat, said she was relieved, go back to building scaffolds APARTMENTS lst&FrencttAve.,Sanford Lonely? We listen. $ave a Hwys or anywhere. 3-1 newly on LAKE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE remodeled by architect owner. 6S26,500.Acutestarterorforthe 3301 S. Sanford Avenue Equal Opportunity Employer-N. feel differently and that he "She said it's the best tl.g the courthouse lawn," Polk problem? We listen. Mad or refinished throughout, nice yard recorded in Official Record Book COUNTY, FLORIDA. New shake shingle roof. Perfect young at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath, "Energy Efficient" studio apt: frustrated? We listen. Do you for relaxation. would consider clemency," she she ever heard," Leon North- said. "I think it's long overdue. 950, Page 582, Public Records Of CIVIL ACTION NO. 79982.CA.I3.K setting for antiques. $49,5, nearshopping. Call today on this Ideal for single person maii/ Maintenance man needed. Apply need someone to Listen to one. MAURICE LIEBERMAN and Seminole County, Florida, together said. "I am not only going to ington said. in person Holiday Inn of Sanford security features, attic storage, I'm not comparing human lives or lust need to talk. Talking to SOPHISTICATED PRIVACY IVER FRONT build interest in and to ROSE LIEBERMAN. his wife; I .............. 43c a tin 3COnec1v1tms . .. .3k a tine It, -- U S ..________ sure to get Slfl (l AIu?'r ,, by Gill Fox - ... Sunday, May 20, 1975-5$ II IJQ "' Legal Notice Con - I V p UUUUUUUUUUUU•• 53-TV-Radio-Stereo -. U U re5uIIi)) - 72-Auction -. 80-Autos for Sale . C.00d Used Televisions. Si ano up. Millers26)cOrlandoor. . ' 3220357 - - _________________________ . Moving Sale Everything goes at best offer Must leave by the 1st. 100's of books, paperbacks hard Covers Ofl all subjects, lSc to $1. Washer & dryer. cost $500 I mos. ago, illS pair, Zenith 21 in remote control color TV, 5735; Antique coins, pewter & decorator patio set Folding tables, plumbing supplies, lumber, animal cages. 3 wheel motor bike, cost 51.395. good trans. at S195. 1972 Ambassador Stg Wgn with air. 5625. 2Oft boat with 100 hp Evinrude 8. trailer. 52.250 Many many other odds 8. ends I day only. We start .,. Cal I Bart - -. - . pray for Gov, Graham and his had the same reaction. Rep Cabinet and these officials who David Lehman, 1)-Hollywood, are against me at the prison," said "there will be dancing in The attorney who prosecuted the streets" when the first Darcien, on the other hand, executions in Florida since heaped praise on Graham for are finished. He said he hopes issuing the death warrant, the rest of those on Death Row are executed before year's end. "I predict that once this processbeginsandisescaJaed, D the pre-meditated murders armed robberies, raped and other heinous crimes will show a dramatic reduction for Delays first time in 15 years," he said, Rep. Bob Crawford, 1)-Winter Haven, chairman of the House Criminal Justice Committee, Sought called the death penalty a TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) "harsh" but "necessary" tool The death warrants have of Justice. been signed and the executions "I am pleased we're going to eatlui - I put led, referred to and set forth In SHIRLEY SWIMMER, his wife, said Declaration and said Exhibit C Legal Notice thereto. Plaintiffs, The aforesaid sale will be made vs. INVITATION TO BID pursuant to a Final Judgment en J.F. GRANT, et al, CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS tered in Civil No. 7$•262$.CA•09.6, i now pending in the Circuit Court of Defendants. PUBLIC NOTICE nere given the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in NOTICE OF ACTION that Sealed Proposals will be and for Seminole County, Florida. TO: .I.F. GRANT, residence received by the City of Winter DAT ED this 9th day of May, unknown, if alive, his nknown ,rings, Florida, at the City Hall t°79. spouse if married, and f dead, his located at 100 North Edgeniond (SEAL) respective unknown heirs, devisees, Avenue, Winter Springs, Florida, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. legateesandgrantees;andanyand until 2:30 p.m. on June 7, 1979, for Clerk of the Circuit Court all persons having or claiming any the LECO ULV, Model HO By: June I. Curtis right, title or interest in and to the Generator with CV flow Control Deputy Clerk foItowlngdescribedlandin$ernile System. Publish: May 13, 20, 1979 County, Florida, to.wit: Proposals will be publicly opened DEJ-3$ The Southwest ¼ of the Southeast and read aloud immediately after "i of the Southwest ¼ of Section,, ORDINANCE NO. 198 the expiration of the time AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Township 2) South, R'nge 31 East established above for receipt of OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, Uessaparceltwoandone.haIfar Bids. TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL square in the Southeast corner Specifications may be obtained AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO thereof) from theofficeof the City Clerk, 327. ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER YOU AND EACH OF YOU are 1800. DESCRIBED LAND SITUATE AND 0tHled that an action to quiet title The City reserves the right to BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, totheabove.describedprope,tyhas relect any or all Proposals and to TO been filedagainst you in the above. FLORIDA, PURSUANT waive any informality or FLORIDA STATUTE 171.044. PRO. styled Court and you are required to technicality in any proposal in the V1DING ZONING FOR THE SUB. Serve a copy of your written Mary T. Norton FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE chisOfl, Jr., Hutchison & Morris, John SpenkUnk, then death penalty." City Clerk OFFICIAL ZONING MAP AND Plaintiffs' attorney, whose address A49 __________________________ year Wtllie Jasper Darden old one widow who used Publish May 20, 1979 THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE is P.O. Drawer H, Sanford, Florida wbite,oneblack,bothconvjcted to date Darden agreed that DEJ.91 LAND USE PLAN; PROVIDING 3277), on or before the 13th day of DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY June, 1979, and file the original with murderers, some criminals deserve to die, INVITATIONTO BID CLERK; SEVERABILITY; CON. theClerkof this Court either before But lawyers for the two men "Itrledto be nicetohim and! The Housing Authority of the City FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, service on Plaintiffs' attorney or selected by Coy, Bob Graham tried to help him," MacIc of Sanford, Florida will receive bids WHEREAS, Charles Brucato has immediately thereafter; otherwise a.heffrSttOdJthUISFIOCida Wright said, "But he waan't for modernization and additions to petitioned the City Council of the adefaultwillbeenteredagalns,you CASTLE BREWER COURt rLA. City of Winter Springs, Florida, to for the relief demanded in the nice to Ole, I'Ol oet working i ectl 14.1, COWAN MOUGHTON annex the property described as complain.. II7 dRy aM kS'S $I1$ O i given up. They are franTR*RACE Pt.A.. 19.4 Uli 2:00 - follows, as owner thereof: WlTNE$Imyh and Ihewalof and robbing and killing. Every P.M., on the 17th day of June 1979, at ticaijy aawitiing üdco Lot 11, Block 6, less right of way this Court on the 10th day of May, the Administration BuIlding, Castle U.S. Highway 17 & 97. Plat Book 7, 1979. seeking to delay the executions time! was at work he was oUt iii Brewer Court West 10th St., Sanford, page $3, Public Records of Seminole (SEAL) for one more teai mycarandtoresomething Un." Florida at which time and olace all County, Florida; ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., bids will be publicly opened and and, Spenkelink's attorneys have Clerk of the Circuit Court read aloud. WHEREAS, the Charter of the By: Cynthia Proctor one appeal dill in the State Proposed forms of contract City of Springs, Florida, Deputy Clerk Supreme Court, but it is cx- __________________________ documents, including plans and provides Winter for the annexation of Publish: May 13,20, 27, June 3, 1979 specifications, are on file at the property into the corporate limits pected to be routinely denied. DEJ67 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE officeoftheHousingAuthorityof the whenenactedbyanordjfl0f Hehasbeenbeforeeverytlet-of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl.. dR. City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. saidCity.andpursuanttoapetiio the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA court in the land since his CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, ministration Building, Castle of the land owners; and Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida and conviction for the 1973 FLORIDA WHEREAS, Florida Statute PROBATE DIVISION PIle Nvrnber 7$.1$1.Cp the office of the Architects', Gut. 171.044 of the General Laws DIVISION Tallahassee motel room PROBATE viiø CASE NO. n.si.cp mann, Dragash.Associa, Ar. Florida provides that a municipal murder of a parole violator he IN RE: THE ESTATE OF chitects, Planners Inc., Sanford corporation may annex property IN RI: ESTATE o picked up hitchhiking in a RUBY MARGUERITE LOTTI Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 400, into its Corporate limits upon the MELVIN BEAMON DECEASED. P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. voluntary petition of the owners, by Dec.asid snowstorm in Nebraska. Copies of the documents may be passing and adoptIng a ii. NOTICIOPADMINI$TRATION NOTICEOFAOMINISTRATION The 30-year-old California TO ALL PERSONS HAVING obtained by depositing $73.00 with emergency ordinance to annex said TO ALL PERSONS HAVING prison escapee said he killed in CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST the Architect for each set Of property; and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST WHEREAS, the City Council THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL self-defense, but he coulde't get THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL dOcumentssoobtained. Such deposit the City of Winter SprIngs, Florida, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED will be refunded to each person a Jury or appeals COUrts tO IN THE ESTATE: is desirous of annexing and IN TN! ESTATE returnsthe plans, sPecificationsand believe him, redefining the boundaries of the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the other documents in good condition YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED municipality to include the subject thattheadmlnhstratiofloftheestate Spenkelink challenged the administrationoflheestateof Ruby within 10 days after bid opening, Lotti, deceased, File A certified check or bank draft, property pursuant tO the authority ci Melvin Seaman, decesed, iie death penalty law as cruel and MarguerIte Numbir 79-51CP, is pending in the payable to the Housing Authority f contained in the City Charter of the Numbit' 79.111.CP, Is pending in the unusual punlilinent and Lcd, Circuit Cowl for Seminole County, the City of Sanford, Florida, u.s. City of Winter Springs, Florida, and Circuit Court for Seminole County, H. w88d back to court with a Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Government Bonds, or a satisfac. Florida Statute 171.041, General Florida, Probate Division, the ad. dress of which is Seminole County tory bid bond executed by the bid. Laws of Florida. dress of which is Seminole County unique ren'aciim NOW. THEREFORE the City of Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, The Court House, Sanford, Florida, ders and acceptable sureties in an ge, dalming those who kill 32771. The personal representative amountsquaIto5perctof,, Wir*ir Springs, Florida, hereby personal representative of the ordains: 'state is Sandra Seaman, whose whites even when the killer of the estate is Guy .1. Lottl, wPose shall be submitted with each bid. The SECTION I 'LjilHofIi __________________ - Days Inn Restaurant hiring full & part time waitresses & cooks. Sanford. CANNON REST HOME Complete care for elderly person. are more likely to get the death psnalty than those who kill bl4d mat, t failed. Three times, the U.S Sii address is 641, Little Weklva Road, SUccetsful bidder will be Altamonte Springs, FlorIda, 3270). required to furnish and pay The name and address of the pet'. satisfactory performance and lanai representative's attorney are payment bond or bonds set forth below. Attifltioniscallsdtothe Bid Form All persons having claims or requiring a Base Bid and Unit Price demands against the estate are Bids. Each bidder is requIred to bid , 6C'I Ca, ___________________________ _______ Special Summer program for 6.12 ChildCaremyhorne _________ Unique Kindergarten for year BabySit Inmyprorne ________________________ 'ot complete Craft & Hobby ______ ____ is - *4bbiilsd Breakfast cook. Apply InpersajI Holidiy Innof Sanford Onlakefront. to cells on the ___ - __ - - - - __ ____ - , 4 ---- -... . . . . __ .. ._. . ..... ......,. I e_ ....1,_s - INC. REALTORS 8301833 or 339.1711 eves. 0 ,_..._ Realtor. 644251S. _________________________ 29-Rooms - - Working lady has room tot' rent with pool & kItchen privIleges. Kmart a.ii. Sefersitcis. 2110419 _______________ - HAL -: . , REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOiN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! lOIN THE ONE THAT'SNO. ii Equal REALT'y"'j P,oislOflal INC. s.rvics 1 Eve. 373.0912,322.1W, 322 1177.: Refilling and collecting from NEW TYPE high.qi,ality ___________________ ____________________________________________________________________ coho'operateddispenwsinyou, BOARD OF 322• 2420 REALTORS -* OPEN HOUSE money Sanford's Sales Leader SEMINOLE " Spare Time Income iISHwy.114$ . _____ 211$EimAve. & Sun. 1 to $ p.m. area. No selling. To qualify, you must have car, references, 11,300 to $4,050 cash. Partial financing available. Three to $ O rid porch, Bar.B.Que. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service m 2565 PARK REALTORS Uaji..uI. ma. am. - Stop in and meet Margaret Bur. She will be happy to show you,a well Cared fOr 3 Bid.2 but, home, FIREPLACE, ,hI f Branch Office ,, REALTY WORLD V.011.98 Supply, 114 Carson Street, M0IWoeville PI. 11144 or call Collect 412-1091930. When writing plei 11(11411 your phone number, OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT __ _____ - COMPANI THESE FEATURES: •MO$ILI HOMES AT COST MILlS A MONTH • FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 1$ •CITY WATER aid SEWER INCLUDED SADULT ONLY aid FAMILY SECTIONS ' DAN DONATI, RealtOi'3' 3$-3336 - - . sanford. 4ijbUS living from$35 weekly, Utilities Included. * S. - Oak. 3334433; $41.75j, - . ______ tti'. SUiWfl$UlS_Ourioryours. PHA.VA,pp pets. ms - , , ._. '.5.- "- '-.-- '-e.._ SfllO4loreve%333451;M -. -., ..,_ ..i_ICOVE s_a . L$ ii• 3INI ___________________ -: ,s.-r........ - - REALTOR ___ . CARRIAGE .....'-,. . carpeted stove4 ref., dish. _____ -- M. Ufl$worth Rally - SDominant Advertising '10 Hour Sales Training 441.3013 a home. Assumable mortgage f,r'--iusS' .SevS-sy- kInds of financing you choose. $13,000. Owner motivated. NEW LISTING IN PINECREST Lovely Family home with nice above ground pool. 3 BR, 2 bath with family room & screened porth & patio. C.H&A. tool $39,900. Member Realtors & ERA kational Referral Service Full.Time Office Supervision SCompatibie Associates lOver 22 Years Experience For a confidential discusilon of I - your career In R.af Eslat., call Herb Stenstrom, RealtorOwner, at 322.2420. Stenstrom Realty, Realtors ________________________ 42-Mobile Homes NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. See our beautiful new BARRING. 010 IN ONEOF SANFORDS TONw.iapsiding5,shingieroof. BUSIEST AREAS. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Inventory I fixtures total more 3803 Orlando Dr. 3235200 than asking price of $25,000. Call VA & FHA Financing us today this sale for health _____________________________ reasons. REALTY WORLD $1427 ai.i.si';.n 9:05A.M. S:OIP.M. 323. 43-Lots-Acreage _________________ 3 Oil Lots zoned R.2, prime (Ct) _________ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2133'? S. French (Il 97) Sanford 323 5324 For sale by owner, 3 BR, 1½ B, Block home on 1 acre in the country. $42,500. 3227195. OP E N HSAT. () U& SUN. SE location. Water, sewer. Wm. Maliczowski, REALTOR, 3fl. 7913. 39 Acres South of Oviedo, North of CFU & East off of 520 on Lake Hayes Rd. Suitable for development-lots or acreage. 30' easement on S. border along a line extending Lake Hayes Rd., E. Legal SW¼ of NW¼ Sec. 26 T..21 5, R..31 E. Asking 575,000. flpct. down. Owner hold mortgage. LUNDtJUIST REAL. TORS 422.17)0 Orlando. Town of Geneva, 12.7$ roiling acres, deep well. Build country estate-raise horses. ii).4)17. 16 or 20 acres near new develop. mint on Markham Wood Rd. 322. 4357; after 3:30332.1346 2 MCRES HWY 44, WEST OF 1.4, LAKE ACCESS. $19,900. STE N STROM REALTY IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR COUNTRY CHARM, UNIQUE ARCHITECTURE HEAVENLY WOOUO SITES, WINDING ROADS I QUALITY CON• RE SURE TO VISIT OUR HOME SHOW IN EXCLUSIVE SHADOW LAKE WOODS THIS WEEKEND!. THESE HOMES FEATURE STONE & CEDAR EXTER. lOiS, SUNKEN LIVING ROOMS, PANELED FAMILY ROOMS, FIREPLACES, BREAKFAST AREAS, SOLAR. IUMS, PATIOS I CUSTOM QUALITY FEATURES FOUND ONLY IN TRUE cUSTOM HONESt YOU'LL LOVE THE HOMES & WE'LL LOVE HAVING YOU PERSONALLY BROWSE THROUGH THEM. BE OUR GUESTI _____ (I)) ____ .........4-a. COLBERT, •Largest Listing Inventory NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWiLLA AREA S Mo. old 3 BR, 2 bath with Family room, prolected tennis courts & jogging paths. BeautIful jewel of -, ____________________ REALTOR333.7537 - ___ MatWe PIll.. for sales Prs1 eiiaerionce. Days. Still S.aApmlmsids ________________ Willis $$sras Illis. 211.1717. --.- pet, Large Screened Porch, and New Roof! More Tool Only $3$500! - . ____ ._ I - Nowl Y Enterprise, Inc. Mile! Inc., Realtor YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONE! 4 BR, 1" Bath Homeon Lovely Shaded Los I EatIn Kitchen, ww Car. .5.nford 321-0610 'Is327.1571 - DeLand 441-1335 I 139,900. 24-Busliess Opportunities . -........ Wright I Lpez it Florid., Inc. T98VISIL Florida. . BROKER 24)t S. Myrli.sve., Sanford Owner says sell. 221S Palmetto Ave. I BR. 2 bath, CH&A. carpeted. Garage. On 3 loSs... .. ________________________ Perfect Starter Hornet Good Location! BPP WARRANTED. Just *21,5001 .., - REDUCED $2,X _______________________ Home in Sunland with Dining Area, Carpet, Spacious Backyard and Much Morel SEIGLER REALTY ______ Icrview, write Pittsburgh *.a , ,_%q -, CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $21,000 TO $45000 find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help yout TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. and District Bupervisers in buried telepl.ane cable and conait pI work. West Palm, Stuart, Nulls, RN's I LPN'l, ______ Live.ln csn98anlsn, silent tents N$ig.wtt tsonn.&.r up. Jolwt 62509M LOG HOME OF YOUR HOMEOWNERS: Don't iose your credit: We have helped others to FOR LEASE: 2$taflOI$,4d Cal1363.3llofordetaiis LOVELY! 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in Plnecrestl Large Rooms, Dining Area, Pan. FR, Utility Room, w Carpet, Close to Schools & Shoppingl BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for 537,1001 TRADE ON A NEW CROCKETT .'- 21-uslnsss Oplfmtlunities $fl,9nJl WILL 'TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN , ___________________ '. _________________________ TERRIFICI 4 BR, 1½ Bath Home in WashingtonOaks with Central Heat, w.w Carpet, OR, Pantry, Large LR, Porch, and Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Just - lmmeolatrosn, Nevv3 aq 1 B block home. Walk In: -. distance to hospital, doctorj c.lirn.eos, 322. 797. BEAUTIFUL! Executive 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in ldyllwiide of Loch Arborl Pool & Patio, Central H.AC, Fireplace, Eq. Eat.ln Kitchen? FR & Every Imaginable Feature? BPP WARRANTED. Your Dream Come True for $77,900! Pu..TION AUGUS' I. $39,000. ____________________ . ___________________ 323-317k Foreman/Op.rators 2514793 ':',' $27,500 wexcellent terms'. Johnny Walker Inc. 32244$? o#' 322.7111 aft seven MIt'S weekly can net excef lent monthly income. os full time. For peral lit. istilee ill delivery, must be on Call. WilliS Ilerage BII,s - WARRANTED. Only 534,9001 BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING & , CAR PET, DUE FOR 0M 24 HOUR W. 3229283 YARDWORK. Ft. pierce vare Seicti Pay commonsuote wItti abilities. GISI benefits and rslirsm.nt plan. Call collect 3N744.4710. . 11ALTY.. lIMbS Fenced Rear Yard! BPP CAPE COD HOME IN THE CQUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 SJDROOMS 2 IATHS$30 - 10111$ C0II.ge$tud.ntsd.sirinq _ : -: ' l 30l9fordetails. - .'. FORREST GREENk HomeinLakeMarywithCentral H.AC. ww Carpet, and Dining Areal Freshly Painted and YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE GOOD IE$I EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $35,100. .. . .. MAKE A WISH! 3 BR, 2 Bath UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY 533.000. . dbl. garage, country sifting. earning good money and Iti1 nlco people. Call 644 IN GOD WE TRUST" - ' Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS SranchOffice 2545 PARK 213.2302 Sanford, FIa. 32771 F?, Aluminum Starcratt, 35 JohnSon motor, good cond $350. Also 19 Ft Chris Craft, motor needs minor repair, $500. Call 3235258 alter 130 p.m. Il HOME OFFICE SANFORD 2S2OEImAve. 41.25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 460' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. $3,000 PER ACRE. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK. S ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS. AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $30,000. ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46. USELESS LX. CEPT FOR HOME, MOBIL! HOME OR ANIMALS. $5,980. SEIGLIR REALTY BROKER "ALANDSUPERMARKET" 2435S.MyrtleAv.,$anfOrd Sanford 321-0610 OrlandO32l-1S77 DeLand 441-$335 0ô A-Oitof Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. leWd WANT ADS ARE SLACK I WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. area, CH&A. $39,500. ALCO REALTY REALTOR 133900$ 1107 McCoy Rd., Orlando 323 7340 French 1215 - ------ - .. - 75-ReCreational Vehicles -- - -- 47-Real Estate Wanted a * •HOUSEWAPlTECp. I I In Need uS Repairs 323-5488 Eves. 19/4 Aristrocrat 16 ft. travel trailer Works on 12 volt dec. or gas Has satety furnace Just like new, used very lithe See to ,ppçciate. $1,395. Call otter 1 in 323 6190 - Call 830 7979 fl-Junk Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 37? 5990 Guitars, Drums, Banios, Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 377 2755 It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 62-LawnGarden TO 13 YEARS REPAY YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 373 7580 WiLSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 3ll3ISE.FirstSt, 3725677 S pc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new 1399; Loveseat 144.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes S69.93 & up; Rd. $501 up; El. stove $401 up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1742 So. of Sanford, 322-In). 1 Gravely riding lawn mower, 57" $1200; 1 Haun 37" rIding lawn mower, $100 or both $1,400. 373-4151 78-NtorCycles Perfect 5120 (2) 3.speed upholstery carpets. Free Estimates. . 109W. 1st Since 7137 3fl43 Camper cover For short bed truck 1975 Yamaha 650cc, electrIc start, 10000 mi. Exc. cond. Adult owner Asking $1,100. 327 9352. '76 Jeep-Good Condition $3,500 Phone 327.1254 -' II ,',Ii% 'i:'' F Air Cond. & Heating Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 377)77) JAR FROST-- Cent. Neat Air Coed. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Res. 3fl-0208 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 65-Pets-Supplies TOWER'S dt'AUI'Y SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nc* FREE Small, male dog good with ' , .I' - _______________ Non linf CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5G. BALINTIASSOC, 332843 INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 371 0819 or 9047346705 collac!. 2401 Airport Blvd. 3'?) 2126. FeeEshimate Sm. or 1g. 'Call Mr. Taylor 322 134$ PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS I- rev Es?. 3230429 after 530 IMan, quality operatIon I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.Wayne Beal, 327.1321 eranc'flhs Lawn Moii*snencs MEINIZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 869-1567. DIG LAWN CARE IMAINT. Call after 5:30P.M. - COCKER SPANIELS, AKC, 8 wks, wormed & 5hOt, $17S. 2 M. I F. 3235049 Free to GOOD home. Part Cocker MOWING & LANDSCAPING needs fenced yard. 323 0155. essmeking English Spaniel pups AKC Champ. blood line, 5150 5175. 372 14)0 after 4 p.m. Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 Electrical choice one or all, 37) 0)85 - BURFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. & ResIdential 322 9334 24 Hrs. 'L 68-Wanted to Buy - WI BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322.8731. ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6.44 $126 Exterior Cleaning B&P Exterior Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks, etc Free Est 3)9 6066, 66$ $335. Generni Horn. Care Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refniq., stoves, tool;' 323-4851 Free Estimate u,teralions, Dressmaking FREE KITTENS (1) 8 week old kittens, I yr. old kitten & mother cat. Your Minor home repairs, painting, cleaning, yard work, pressure cleaning, windows replaced, drop ceilings, etc. Call $347413, 5:30 p.m. on. Lawn Sscw General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil I fill dirt, lawn main?. & tree trimming. 3232941. JgMIisuUng -, Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3495371 Painting Quai;l Piinhing. Exterior & In. tenor. IS yrs. exper. Free Esti. 8)49, Harold Radar. BODEN Painting...pper Hanging...fre, est. Professional., workmanship, quick, quality. courteous servk.a....44I4353. - Glass&Scrssn Will sell or trade II ft. Thunderhawk boat, fully equip., excellent cond. Want car or truck. 3656425. reen-perches, pool end. , wds. All type re-glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322.$$4S, ---t Grooming & loardng Auction Sundays 8P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 427 Consignments Welcome For Sale: couch, 3 chairs, coffee table, 2 end tables, price nag. 332.5460 after 5 Keliogs Auction Sales ON SALE- NEW twin size box For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Appraisals, Call Dell's Auction. 323 (ENMORE WASHER- Pans. Servics. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES I --r' 519 E. 1st St., 322-5742 children, good watch dog, needs good home. Has shots. 574 3234. 72-Auction $0111115 I mattress 213.51 es pc.: NEW coffee table with 3 matching end tables $35. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.53 So. of Sanford. 2171731. - -Concrete Work, Steps 3328541 S1-shoid Go power. cxc. cond., 53200. 323.9571 days; 322.3603 after 6 p.m. 1917 Ford LTD 11,1 Dr., Exc. cond. 20,800 mi. many extras. 53,993. Call 323 515$ aft. 6:00 p.m. Beauty Care 70-Swap & Trade KULP DECORATORS Datsun 260.Z, 1974, air, exc. co.' & Mercury Monarch 1916, Air, Motorcycle Insu,d,,,V BLAIR AGENCY 32) 3866 or 323-7710 AFRICAN VIOLETS Levi I Wrangler Jeans ARMY. NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 337.579) Large selection foam backed drapes; prints 50 a II. 5)1.30 pr.; solids 48 a 54 $10.30 pr. Custom '70 Chrysler 9 pass. wagon. New tires, rebuilt motor, extra clean. Loaded. 16 ml. gal. Family or work car. 5900. 273 5629. 323-1904. Appliances 1976 1 in. Magnavox color TV. bicycles, like new, $33 each. $62 223$. - 7$ models. Call 339-9)00 or 834. 4605 (Dealer). 3234883 male, 2 yrs. Good watch dog 7 Rooms Used Carpeting Best Offer 322.7450 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 t '72 BuIck Centurion. Loaded. New paint & tires. Call after 3:30 p.m., The Greenhouse 377 9141 Eves after 68. weekends STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. S0Mscellaneous for Sale the reserved price. Call 904.23$. 39,000 ml. $1275 From $10 to 130 Call 372 1671; 327-1160 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL RESIDENTIALCOMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE Licensed Mortgage Broker 2323 So. U.S. 1 Titusville, FL Tuesday & Saturday It 7:30. it's the only one in Florida. You set '71 Grand Pnix-fully loaded BUY JUNK CARS 2 USED PIANOS Forced to pick up in your area. Terms to meet your budget. For details call Harold McCianahan, CredIt, Manesar, Sleep Music. Stores. 1-305 849 0010. Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322 0214. CALL TOLL FREE 1800432-4002 Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every 59-Misical M2rchandise Baptist Church needs WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 125 No. 10 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. $627113 DAY T)NA AUTO AUCTION Hwy.97, 1 mile west of Speedway, '7) Bass Boat, 50 hp Evinrude Good condition Call after 530 p.m 323 1904. 2 5 acres in Casselberry area 47-A-Mortgages Bought &SokI 1973 AMC Matador Station Wagon Wood Grain. Air, etc. Small economical V S. Excellent condition. New tires. Original Owner. First $1,075. Call 374. 1341. 5311 for further details. -- Sailboat 1978 VictorIa 18. 7 mos. old, shoal-draft fixed keel. Great racçr or family cruiser. Loaded with extras. $1,700 or 5700 & assume payments. Call alter 5 p.m. 323 82)6. 1977 Grady White Cutty C,ibin. 175 Black Max & Rile On Trailer New Cond 834 9519 '71 Dodge Creswood Statlonwagon, new tires, A C, $70000 or best offer. Call 323 0791 after 6 00 p.m. or Saturday. 3237030 5630. JOHNNY'S BACK At,,,'IA,. rSAVCII Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cand. cages. 332.5753, The Evening Herald ClassifIed Ads offer no fancy claim. 5. . Just Results I . Piney Wows Auction Every Saturday at 1 p.m located on SR 415, II mi. north ol San ford We will buy, Sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full Free pick upon consigned mdse. at 30 pct 322 7770 To List Your DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.Exterioq House Painting' Licensed.lnsured.100114 FREE Estimates, (105) Sn4i Interior & ExterIor Painting Small or Large. Call Mu. Tiylor Free Es?. 3235545 Pkm*lng Ssrvl ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS - Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cdi. 3230174; 322 440 RalNsi -. Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Marlin's 333.7811, 339.73 Business,., DIGI 322-2611 or 831-9993 -. - • I , - ... '..' Life Is more colorful when you're '- , _ ILO2STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $44,900. - SLEEPY HOLLOWAREA Pleat' 1.4 & 434,3 BR, 2B new home, A COLORFUL FUTURE ISAPHONECALLAWAY - lurisdiction of the , ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND 323627$ Sanford's most well.know progressive. Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, cx penanced or newly licensed Shiny Deal for *39,9001 - LAKE SYLVAN AREA'.3 BR 1½ B Form. dining room," fam. room, fireplace. 5.44,000 -. ________________________ a copy Minority Business EIWerpriss a arms 1ci not be t invaie or cotwracters submitting bids the validity, force or elf ect ci any the court. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED wiliberetpJifsdtOprOVldeWldOjl,e otersacIionorportIonofasn ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDs, AND wing, doser to the amall of their WILL B! FOREVER BARRED, efforts in siding in Site or subsictisn or part ci mis or. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED reaching of said gesis. holdii lbs ds& WILL U obe. EVER BARRED TM HIlIslig AUSIIIVISy it the City PubIICiflon SECTION V That ait '$ke Dote it lhelrst publication it 5111$ for wltr:. s*s Date of the first publication it Sanford. Florida reserves the parts of ordinances in c-,.wuct Notice Of AditintStration; May . Ff511 now cdli they 005 begun. Flint to relict any i' 511 bIds 01 to herewith are hereby repealed. 1979, 'his notice of administration: weive any InOsrm.lities in the sacidsd or their scdemees )3, ,p,, SECTION vi Sandra K; S.esIo This eritce 111111198. Guy J. Lofti shall take effect immedlitily As Personal Ripriessetotive cher4sd they will user be N. bid shall be withdrawn for a its final passage an ad*Ien. . it Nil Estate II odo(51ofagiard. _ pond 11* days sUbiflUoti _____ to tile PASSED and ADOPTEDIISIS ____ the Estate ci Melvin $46 . have visItors epls1i of bids without SM cOma. day of May, 1975. Ruby Marguerite Lilti OnSMII OIIhSHIU$IOpAUHRqIIyWffiSCNy FIRST READING: 3-30.79 Deceased Grakt get up bslere y. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL. , ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 11 $I11aSIdu FlorIda. SECOND READING: 42479 REPUSINTATIVI: 1ig Friday to sign _____ THE HOUSING AUTHORITY CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. JOHN C. RIVI$,ci REPRESENTATIVE OF TH wisordsr$owg,nmo. JAMES W. SEARS FLORIDA WNIT$ON, WHIT$ON p lEVIS. CITY OF SANFORD, . By: Tray J. P11401 Lubef , aid. Geag FLORIDA Suite Mayor 1331, Hartford in Building F , wirn was required t Thomas Wilson ATTEST: * Last Robinson street IbsPeiIseslo(tbsMM., Orlando. Florida 3300) Execuhiye Directss 'Mary T. NorI Osytsea ,PlvlIi *11 pØ• May 11, 17,30,21, 24, 37, 25, City Clerk but tocdthaplawstl Publish: May 13,39. )79 T...: (Ill) 3054713 June 3,4,98. life Publish: April 27, May 4,13*7175 PublIsh May *27,1579 a.m, 01.5.0 DEI.134 J.$5 --- _ If ou weren't looking for a flew career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andifwewerin't looking for someone to do. Ida this ad weu'tbihere. If you wan the opportunity to earn Three to Flv Hundred dollars a weds. call 1S00432.$102 anytlm. for recorded message. Ave. Sanford. Fl. - cgsdned After lbs dsstiu u. $30000 LET'SBEHO'FST '1aIs said ______________ bOth _____ ____ 7yeersold-3BR, l½bath. Corner - . Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 FfSflth IN THE HANDS OF THE PROFESSIONALS WE PUT OUR FUTURE IN THE HANDS OF "HIM" LET'S WORK TOGETHER TO PUT YOU TO WORK MANY MANY JOBSI CALL 3235176 MONDAYI II the , lot, air, C.heat. Assumable mortgage at 8~ or new SUNNY DAYS? 3 BR, 1½ Bath Home on large Loti Central Air, ww Carpet, Pan. FR Firpiace, Coy. Patio and Grill More! BPP WARRANTED. BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN, 'TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. LATE $32,000. ; BUILDER. 327.2297. PEiSONStomakecontInuouspt.. timerestaurant rportsfor NatI Market Research FIrm. References required. Proficiency Specialists, Box 20244, San Diego p2120. BA-Ails lu Cliffs Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. SUPEI 2,SR,1$th Hgme l DeBary on I Acrer In tif. then, FR, Porch, Pond and Fum. Nag.t Great Buy for oIsTAND At 0I.D$ DON - Low down payments: Agency June orzig 333.5334, ' . - qualified buyer. $30,000 tb For a career In Reel Estate call Realty World, The Reel Estate Sell those things thae are lust taking up space with a went ad intMHerald3n.2611oretl.3 OVER SI MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, )979! 131,730! __________________________ UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET, - 3 5ROOM, 1½ BATH, FAMIL+' ROOM. 2 STORY FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN. ONLY 'F4ew 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to . 323.8812 . t - 41'410Uss LPN,Fulltlme&parttime.Apply in person Lokeview Nursing Center E. 2544$. FrenchAve. 322.0231,333.7173, 332.0719, . - -_______________________ ________________________ _______________________ 20% OFF .. II necessary. Apply in person Lakevlew Nursing Center 919 E. £,d S. 11-Itntructioin herewith and does hereby annex and name and address of the personal redefine the boundary lines of the representatives attorney are sit municIpality of the City of Winter forth below. Springs, Florida, by including those All persons having claims or certain contiguous lands lying in demands against the 'state are appeal, filled this yea*', that the sentence be vacated, of That appeal is ep.ctel to be the bails qpeal tile Court for a stay of execution Darden, 45, who claims he did not kill a Lakeland firnitire st in 1V14, despite being identified by two eyewItnesses, lost appeals to the Florida and U.S. &çne CoUrts. Hisattorn.ysuk.dth,Uja at Baitow for st3' eliottiy altar GrshaiU the death warrcd Friday. A hskmg is set for af. - 2100 sq. ft. cement block bldg. on E. Hwy. 44, zoned Industrial, ManufacturIng & Sales. 322.334 Sitar S .fli. t wokinds.. Cook full time knowledge Of diets __________________ REALTY VA.FHA-235Conv. Homes Low Down Payment JUST LISTEDI 4 BR, 3½ Bath Home with Every Imaginable Featurel Pool & Patiol Lg. FR with Wet Bar, DR. Eq. Eat.in Kitchen, and huge BR's! Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only $900001 ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR for Rent ___________________________ Dog Groomer Allbreeds,fullyexperlencad _______________________ Call 3323752 own containers. 322-6179 Osteen. Roy Lvttrell. hOlding. _______________________ 37-D---Inciusfrjaj '. ______________________ Blackberries for sale. U.pick, 7k per quart, we pick $1.23. Bring COfl'fl. 136*436. Terms. STENSTROM 46-ommercial Property Between French & 25th St. Excellent ton the professional. Zoned Comm. 1200 sq. ft. living Real Estate Sales heavy lnoak,goodterms. Owner .-. . 9-Goad Ttngs 10 Eat 064. 4 Bldg. lots, Zoned MR.2. ._ Maturepeison focare for Zilflil Ch#dr.n horny home -, . 321.0453 ___________________________ _______________________ . 2529$. Magnolia Ave. CALL 373. ___________________________ . 6010 or 332.7498 Week Days Sandy 322.0711 ____________________ . SANFORD AUCTION. , 3 BR, 2 6 home w.Iovely pool 1. patio area. Nicely landscaped. Assumable mart. $31,900. Evenings 322.1914. Days 321. - you need, you keep key, other minute w.exp,, but will further train right Individual. Send resume w.ref. to Boa 19. cO The Evening Herald, P.O.. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. equipped, landscaped yard, fun in the sun. - sis mo. For 1 month or longer knowledge req. Wages corn. FREE CHILD CARE tor t who qualify. For further in. formation contact Sandra Swanson, 333.3490 41-Houses prner Lk. Mary Blvd. Zoned problemwithoneofour4x9'sf0 SAW FILER Exp. carbide work & ban saw _____________________ RETIREES TAKE NOTE 3)' bath, C.H&A, kitchen AGENCY trees. $25000. MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space' Div.ofZaleCorporation educational Opportunity in this area. 322.6445, AttentIon is called to the particularly described as follows: MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF latest Lot II, Block B. Less right of way THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF vovisions for equal employment earlier simply aiki THIS NOTICE,tofilewiffiCIerk 0PPortunity,andpaymentofnofl.. U.S. Highway)? 5,93, P14? Book7, THISNOTICE,tofilewiffifhecl.j'k .. the above Court a written than the minimum salaries and page $3, Public Records of Seminole of above court a written statement of any claim or demand wages 1$ set forth in the County, Florida. statement of any claim, or SECTION II. - That the City demand they may have. Each they may have. Lath claim must be sPecifications must be paid on this for an tO Councilol the City of Winter Springs claim must be In writing prolect. in writing and must indicate has determined that a zoning and must indicate the basis All bidders are hereby no,itii state Supreme basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent that they must affirmatively ensure classification of C.2 would be for the claim, the name and orattorneyandtheamountclaimad. '' in any Contract eiIt5fed into compatible with the surrounding address of the creditor or his It the cLaim is not yet due, the date to this advertisement, property within the City, and with agent or attorney, and the amount wssen it will become due shall be Minority Business Enterprlm will the passage of this Ordinance, the claimed. If the claim not yet due, stated. If the claim isconting.ntor be afforded full opportunity to CityCouncildo,sh,qeyam, the date when it will become unliquidatid, the nature Of the sbmitbd5assubco$ractors,or.s OtficiaIZoningA*ap01themici shall be stated. If ml claIm is uncertainty shall be stated. If the suppliers of materials, or leryic's; limits of the City of Winter Springs, contingent or unllquidated, the claim is secured, the security shall and will not be dis-rirninated Florida, and the City's Com nature of the uncertainty shell be 1mt on the grounds ot race, prehensiveLandUsepIantoincl be described, The claimant shall stated. If the claim Is Id, me the sIect property within the deliversufficientcopi,sofpp,ecialm color, religion, sea, or nationql - security shall b described. The ANNETTE SUZI above described designated zoOing claimant shall deliver sufficient to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to OI'l9in in COnsideration In accordance with Ixscutiv, cLesslficat ion, mall one copy to me persona' GENERAL OF ICE- Accurate copies of the claim to the clerk t SECTION III That upon Order 11435, all bidders representative. typing with API AR. Gaol will be al passage a adopii of this orfUll Opportunity tO submit opportunity. All persons interested in the f0i pero'.II rsprssajsta$ive. dinance, the City Clerk 511uSd estate to whom a copy of this notice b115 lit 11590058 tO thiS invitatii is hereby BOOKKEEPER- Large Corp. AI,,sominter.aNdhoml.,t.t, directed to file a certified copy ci needs someone who likes will not be discriminated of administration has been mailed thisordinanc,withtheClerkofthe towfigm on the OrOunds it race, Circuit Court in and for Siniinsle Mfflkth$*TatlIha5IØII,leiledaI'e oeke.øi work. are required, WITHIN THREE N fo4y THREE GENERAL LABORER- Need MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF oslor.rellgion.sexornition3l$plfl County, Florida, and to sue a cer required, WITHIN herd workir 1ft THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 10 COflslderatien fir WIt't tif led copy with the Dsp.flmur,9 ci MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF P111011 DtwkugtheFhsCSlYeSr$197$t$l$u Stateet the øY" THISNOTICP,toiileanyoblec$ien THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Stateol Florids. they may have that challenges the 1981 00.5 for Pefticipatlon by STOCK ROOM- Industry needs men II any section or THIS NOTICE, tolileanybbfectlene SECTION IV us mature P5fl10 ris.s validity it thi decedent's wIll, the they may have that challenge the portion cia section or t'iht!y. h1tl' perCent CALL MONDAY FOR qualifications of the personal validity it the decided's will, SIte (30 pef'ClId). To this ordinance prores to be Invalid. raids wars read to th,m. they representative or me venue or ensure that maximum bids from. unIawfuloquncajaJiM, ,, MORE INFORMATION qualifications of the Personal His 37A-OlfIc, Zales Jewelers 2977 Hwy. 1797 $595. '70 Ford Wgn. good cond $895. '60 Mustang. good cond. 5993. '73 Olds 98, loaded '75 Plymouth Valiant, 6 cyl., 71,000 mi. gal mileage over 20 SIftS. 1109 Sanford Ave. or call 323.1910 SCASH DOOR PRIZES ROBSON MARINE Mary wIg, block shed, cor, lot cleared wsome ______ Rental S5week,$4dayor$1hor Call 323.3344 55-Boats & ACcessories $ acres in Lk. - Contact: Mr. W. W. Boatner 1100 State St. Sanford, Fl. 32771 BACK TO THE LAND 10 acres, 3 BR home with trees, trees, trees & lake frontage. REALTOR 327.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _______ Eves $623433 322.1939 BR split plan, C.H&A, kit. eqp., dbl car garage. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900, Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean. front Apts. weekly. Call 322.4048' if no ans. (904) 232.9492. benefits. CHILDHOOD CENTER. Creative Expressions - - Excellent advancement op. portunaies and a full range of yrs. old including weekly swimming, skating, & movies, 322-6645. SANFORD EARLY ______ -That the City of address is 632 Salem Street, Winter Springs, Florida, does Altamonte Springs. Florida'. The MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 36-Resørt PrOperty Carport Sale - Sat. & Sun from 125 E. Jinkins Cir., Sanf. Well pump, dishwasher, walker jogger 8. lots of misc items trance. bldg. lots in city. STEMPER - 'worksaver kitchen. 2 single car garages. Spanish garden en. *524,500. For the investment mInded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good tenants .510,000. For the builder S duplex duced Handy man special, garage apt. could be' apt. downstairs. 2 lots. Zon.d'comm. 5!1,. - .. - retail sales management, we have a Career Development Program desIgned for motivated people like you! Realty . 323.0106. If you are interested in a career in -_____________________ . Perfect for young executive or professional. 3.2 with formal living & dining room, wet bar, screened Florida room, *513,000. 2 building lots, zoned MR2, located west of Sanford. .InC.REALTOR MLS 23-5774 Day or Night HIA, Rang., Ref. Vacant, lease, $360mo., Is? mo. rent & depoiit. MANAOEMENTTRAINEE Hall LUXURY ordinary) split level home. Great for expanding family. . condition & neighborhood. C.' 5tewingnowfora to ai'ld LOCH ARBOR- Large 3 BR, 2 bath home near Golf Course Top ZALES THE DIAMOND STORE Do you need a fri.nd? write, love or lust someone talk to. For full details write FRIENDS, P.O. Box 123, Cauiberry, Fl. 32707. - Osceola Trail, lake Hodge Estates, Casselberry. Take I 410 Longwood exit & go East on .134. Make right 'i mi pass 179?. Signs. WITH UBLELIEVABLE *546,500. End the space race in Frontage on deep water canal 300' from river, surrounded by love!y homes. ., . 32-Houses Urtfurnished 'V Lady for live, in companion forlady,sllarypuusboard 322.3897 Private or semiprivate room. Gdod food. 121 Dolores Dr., Altamonte Springs, $341111. 1119. - aliOiawNte,aiiaSpenkeljnk-. On site manager. 323.3301. __________________ _______________ Apply in person Days Inn ________________ first - carpeting, heat, aIr, 13 built number to "Friends Listen", P.O. Box 12$, Cisselberry, Fl. 32707. is your dream home. Has a scenic view of the fabric covered walls, shag on Lakefront. someone helps & we listen. For Chests, dressers, sets of chairs, DR Suites, square Oak & BR bowed front oak chinas, Mahogany & Queen Anne (hinas. large asst of Wicker. toffee & end tables, ,,air unusual wingback fireside chairs, glassware, plus too many more items to list. VISA MASTER CHARGE 9 a.m sharp Sat., May 19. 899 , with an undivided - 54-Garage PUBLIC AUCTION I .MON., MAY 21, 7 PM' Antiques From The North OAK, MAHOGANY • WALNUT,WICKEr. I - -- -- 5: -' - .- r ._-:,:.' . �.4). • .• 1 OS—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I V • • Sunday, May 20, 17 - ' 'id 'V 1 I I L t 6 AY DOUBLE DOLLAR BINQOi NW$kI TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE4K IRWIN $2,*II Sitifihi? $10I.IO CATEGORY. $200DS CATEGORY k ' I t - PT. MYISS. P1*. **YLSASmU SOIINTo, PtA. - • wLMANmSU PtA. • •i o*LANDO, P14. •INI.NOn i OPANDILAND PIA "Er DEO9 U I W.D BlAND USDA CHOICE 7 IONI CENTER CUT WESTERN CORN FED PUSH OR SMOKED ECONOMY PORK CHOPS CHUCK STEAK 'TICE. Fm, $10 oA!IgoY NICMRD 14. JAMS St. CLOUD FLA. MAST A. COUNCIL OOCKLIDGI PtA , ;. Iv . . Ii PT MTW$PSA. MISS T$ OMNdSO, NA . W-D BRAND USDA CHoIC ' i, BONELESS - , - I PtC1%G0OOINALLWDS10R(S ii rn n FOLLOWING COUNTIIS ONLY -' I OIANG! SIMINOU OS([(** $I1V*I VOIUSIA 1*31 ((TillS C14 $110111 SUMPTII MAllOW (OL10 III AND NINDIV - i ii- SPLITFRESH FRYIN BREAST WIllIS DRUMSTICKS OR CHUCK ROAST 1 EWT CAUOt$Ifv P1* ii twill . SITES I. TWhDS t'.!2'i.'9_ MCAIUNNICUM mmme, o(iaHr,,v •ILU?t" MMC'_ACtIOQIJITTI çAssatsinv P1* D -.•-_ : RUTWASYRON I ' UUIN Mash . S Vol 0005 POe 0003 P01 II ITOh VItO NO C ONI STOIT I 31011 VISITS 40110MIon VISITS VUt4 VISIT 1,423$ 12,00300 26 370311 TO I 41113 TO I 2.0177 TO 1.001 00 13 116.024 TO I 17,161 TO I 4.416TOI 20000 113 17.622 TO I 1.147 TO I 7,123 O I - MNi____ ,. • •_______________________________ 40000 637 44.770 TO I 1,441 TO I 130 70 I PIS.?*IC1S&. 117 40101 TO I 4.467 TC' I 343 TO I 7000 4000 1.70$ 3.431 TO I 624 TO I 34310 I .• - _________________________________ 300 4.312 7131 TOI 737TOIIllTOI 37 TO I 21 TO I r 11.120 SOPTOI P1* 40633$ 10T01 40104 3104 _ 73 TO I ITO I 1313391 I TO 1 1, MAXIIS S. CLASS .• $ 44 • •• *. 1. -.-. 711 •- •- / HICKORY SWEET .3' SLICED BACON FRYER THIGHS May 20, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA. $1 79 II F $29 $179 . $119 ShADS LB. : SSIII01P4 LB. I FULL 'I.. FlESH 01 SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO NV O kAN c .ck but 1411. LB. HCK BONE LESS . a$189 4 3icken'O" * 77,11. 69 DOONESBURY $195 S'hked icon . by Garry Trudeau lip 11AM •..•..s t :., . S S UllalON ... -... .-• -:'W.UlI$-.. b ', I ' MItJJL TLS1, SUPIRBRAND BLUE BAY T NA ,ljIII Uffi$$oO _ • Iftim " mcmazm. $s• I, 6OI4V, F )Wtc&E EIR5g7: *WP )W T*i AWs7 V 57V6v t2 N4f/7yT V ,447O' B, I LkWT rn/N/c- nor Z57Qv 'E4k A&I W )V/i ST4VO/% OF ThE .4AS4L • Jr — ..II iioanusv.. UGHT CHUNK IT ME I 117 if 14A4, '2" HAM SAUSAGE ...... ' 'l' SAUSASI0_00 ...... . Ø$rMAylJ 99 SUCEDIOIOGNA ..... $1" CLMJ$IINSNMIOUATID I" KOSHER POLO, J•••• I' CtAI4IIPIS NVSOflATSD SM4I '1" SAURAUT . . . • . .. .' 'P'. DEEP ato SOWH # ISE LI t TEA BAGS cmr*y mWnaWA Aw avAtflalR tX 1vA aimm awsv7X **Tm r wW THRIFff MAID TOMATO SOUP 1 ' & 1 710 ..44. MW MW, Y557fl4y I .497w a2e.slr!M4EL5,77 W ME S71VIc5aWmmmwAamax A5 W iWA APYI*R F —1 __,eftAW9WA%4M. C16MA V-7 a4cx vA47c O1R 71fRE I FAM FAMFIN6w'aAL4- I, 5ER C4PA8/L/7y/ -jr( I 0 PUNS ARPl'5 CLEAR OUNG VC4CE RINGS OUT: NYOU I CMsOr MM A64W57 AR4qED AND ARAIOqfp .kM16MT5, 50 P(JT LtNW yoflq WEAPONS AND I TAI(.f i/PA M/" 0467$ Xtiq Viij,,, $iss kic Wo.Id nglsls ISISIVSd I '1 IN ri UNDER THE MENACE OF BRIGHT SViCROS THE COWEO GANG $EGIN THEIR UNAccUSTOMgpTA$( OF CLEANING UP THE MESS THEY HAP MADE. - tiexi WEEK-The Passng of a faithful Friend I El I :• �AA. ANP IN ___ Nacy SLAC9-- _N "T V T5 00•j AST 2'7Z I 0)/ - ____ y AU#40 70 LVE 00S __ 7 , . GRIAT RESPONS1ØIUTW . 1 Kf womw me I _ TN HAS I P E C UT1 T15'JA r P Vj~;r ww"W( L—A :K r -Ma SOT- wow IF I TURNEP OFF 746 7US 0/0 SP/DE MAN LEARN THE FATEFUL TRUTH: 411IMPOU 70 _I F - - 9Ple 4i C10 * t9 ,4A44RV6L... ___ ' i±9 i WELL— WWOLS W 01 7 Fill[ 1 OVIM tr TIlE BORN LOSER by Art Saa.om - --- ______________ 'iou L71P . LABEL! HOW A HIM WE W .i e M .. _ . OE SELL THEM AEN -- THE WEP CKE NNEX SIX :1 1.1 ! 1 .J W '. 1 I .• It L • o .s Olb IvEft "PALL lI' Z WA$ O$c.t A PROPeSS1J. RRG1*IT ,P Ill ,iq4 l _ )_ 1 L. I I4. L 1 . R IX 7__ !_____ ,Il ft •f"J_,_ THeN Zr IN$ A Oft DoI JS DIDN'T OPIN .4i 'j tD z Ukas L$IIN A IT SMELLS DEAR HELOISE: When my sister and I were little my mother made us save our last Christmas dolls that Santa bought us and keep them In good condition. They were both bride dolls, and we loved them. When we married and ,moved away Mother kept the dolls in the attic for us. This year she gave them back to us dressed in the material that our bridesmaids wore at each of our weddings. What a nice surprise and •.: kotpsakel Of course, it was easy for . Mom to do this she made of the esses or ht ffl wedclPbJZr was an excellent Idea zinc* SO many mothers nowadays do make their daughterV Wedl. ding attire. . 1 Mom's Dolls ..::• lr f : ic :.. DEAR HELOISE: Ever go searching throughL your sock drawer knowing that there Is a loose sock somewhere but just can't find it? I have — lots of times. But now l have solution. Simply gather up all the stray "foot-warmers" and put a large rubber band around them. Then when you get another single sock lust take out the bundle of socks and lock through it to see if it matches any of them. if not, simply stick that sock In with the others. Really helps keep your drawers neater. Jennifer Unger Age9 GOODI DEAR HELOISE: My husband has never been a big fan of after shave lotion - at least on his body. SO when he gets some for a gift, he turns lt over tome and iuse It as a fragrance in the bathroom. The gift is put to good use. ASTICKVPROLEM Mrs. Curtis Hobbs COOKIECAPERS DtAR HELOISE: I come up with a simple way to make cut-out cookie% without all the bother of mixing my own dough. I used the rolls of cookie dough that can be bought in This is the cutest Mn? we the dairy case at the super. -have received ,r market. brijss Setcis other ,s " Instead of lust slici ng t hem receive do to make round cookies I .t the such k.. u a din dough warm at room tern. perature and roll it out so i could use my cockle cutters. ITS $o EASY My kids had a great time DEAR HELOISE: through decorating them. It was so Whenever I go shopping for sewing patterns and look (the kind office easy and the cookies were those pattern bocks. I take a rubber fingertip workers use) with m. and l can f lip through the pagl$ with ease. delicious, SallySteln BettyMsIns 520-7 _ ' - - WYT' AND .• P'AND . . WWUU J •s'iPIIV AS M TO "0100 . \ .. 'r'• ZVM A . 1 • . . . . . ' .•.. 1..—.._ • • .... ' .. . ._ . • _•_..._.._I... I.,. 4j* ____ - _______ ____ . i . ____ .' A _____ - . DEAR HELOISE: I read your column all the time and I finally have £ something ;0 snare. At home we do our own wallpapering. If you do, here is a hint for you. When you paper, use a paint roller to apply the paste. it's a lot easier to apply the paste. I hops this will help some of you people who like to do things yourself instead of paying someone to do what you can do for only a little money. Chrissle Sheppard Age 12 Smarti Thanks. Chnissie, for coming Into our column with your idea. Hsloise ()1?7I King FeatnsSylcMs,Inc. __#_*• . I �1 THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS by Mike Senich mo iq -rgri'L2i#on ir UVA - WA N q4 _ __ MOO IAp NIP Arm r, -. • • • I - •41. -' - U 1 I I 'I I _ INS _ W 400L A 7 APP �I . Tftypa to To rgaTee'T mail i owl SO pe 1b Off MM / I.• '1 1 ! 1 gigs I Ah I // Alt 4C O f - A , - /4 I kt gall •..Tt '.' &I iAM TT 4711 WOVA Fla I IRALPHO VW NEW TO 'iL 'IV •Awn- �list Year, No. 235—Monday, May 21,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Sanford Commissioners -.1 unlerWhir 1 ',- loans .. Set Meeting On SMH Move S ..•.-• by Hal Kaufman By GEOFFREY POUNDS *SUM NUMBUI Accsrdle, to an aid spying: "A feecs iests........yoers,a deg lasts..... leeces, a be,.e lasts_degs. OW man lasts_.lssrsss." Th. same sumbsr Is missing Irem all leer blauks. Wkat number? ISJ "-'• JSWflUIU5SS5W *Murky Mathi You can prove one-half of two and two is three. Here's how: One4ialf of Iwo Is om plus two equals three. No? CAN YOU TRUST YOUR BY 1$? There are at least six differ. own In drawing details betweenand bittern panels. New quickly can yes find lIsai deck answers will Ihsss below. Si was 'p J55 ees s Irlllu. vs* e1 I05w W 11.3 JUilli f e .is, 44$ '111111.5w *1 :9939an" VAPIWA &AM ow a" ¼ L - :' P. will "I'll . 4z. , - -MAYORLEE %lOOitE . . . opposes move as will On for "the preferred option" to relocate the hospital outside the city rather than to make extensive renovations at the existing facility on First street. At the chamber meeting Thursday were Farr, Stenstrom and Keith, who made their opposition to a hospital move at that time. public A of discussion the consultants' report was held at a special work session of the hospital board's finance committee May Allan Keen, committee chairman, scheduled to make a formal presentation of his committee's findings at the Tuesday meeting. The meeting scheduled for a.m. at the hospital 14. is is 11:45 "would library. Keen said he Invite anyone interested" to attend the meeting. 14 At the May meeting, Keen said he would favor the setting a date for a public hearing the question of whether relocate or renovate the hospital. The trustees are ex. pected to set the date for that meeting tomorrow. of on to Is "It my understanding that the trustees meet briefly then take a lunch break resume the meeting," said and and Moore "We would like to let them know our position before they get into the discussion whether or not to move," said. on he Sanford Youth Finds Money Bag Wit 6,000,,,G'i6ves ( " FIRST Do&'AT'oa'I' DONATION wit sam, wiw er wiw as, *e iatrs.ii bifterRy luetir ale,. Is, lii fusØy at bsllsm right WVII beyou dsdde. - •. For just a brief time, 17-year- Yvonne Salisbury, Terry's 'tie never hesitated, he just "I set the hag on the hood and caused a serious problem In his old Terry Salisbury had more mother. said we should take it to the went around to unlock the door business operations for two to money than he said hehad ever Mrs. Salisbury said she was police," Mrs. Salisbury said. onmny wife's side, he said. "And three months. seen In one place — close to driving Terry from their home Fifteen minutes after he then I drove off, forgetting the $6,000 in cash and checks, Police said the money was at 461 VihIen Road to Sunday reported it missing, a frantic money was on the hood. The businessman said when returned to the man within a But without batting an eye, he School at the Central Baptist Sanford businessman, was turned It over to Sanford police Church Sunday morning when returned the money. lie said he he rememberd the cash bag, he half-hour of its disappearance. and today a businessman Is still her son spotted the bank bag in also was on his way to church raced back to the scene and The grateful businessman in ______ ______ because ci young the middle of the road at 20th Sunday when the money was found it was missing. Immediately sought out In they stopped and picked it up, drop his wife at church and take beating, then" he said. - 111gb School, and presented him "He said, 'look, there's a they discovered It contained the money to a safe place on the He said the money, had it not with a $100 reward, — money bag In the road," said S5.9UIn cash and checks. way, been recovered, might have GEOFFREY POUNDS Funds e.e needed to purchase fireworks to be shot off at dark to highlight the festival in Fort Mellon Park, Wednesday, July 4. First donation to the fund was made by the SanfordSeminole Jaycees. Bo Speir, past president and state director, presents check for $250 to Jack Homer (right) executive director of the Wr hp*h businesses are invited donate to the fund. 4 Vpasee..to- ivlc clubs ann m HL44 SACK WAS"? TL44 L± Cooa 1t a,____II___•__•__ __.. - - ........ 'asaernerry pouce wuay said iiwy believe the the man who tried to abduct an 11-year-old Casselberry girl at knifenoint Saturday morning Is the same man who kidapped and molested a 10-year-old girl In January. TFW QL1 MXKG MV66 r It To Pol"' . • 4904 • -lab ta Wss — to "My haiti u* 009944 IAU&W SOW at ___012 w 3. Youths Thwart Girl's Abduction In CasseIbrrv -WWW-_W-• —.- n4t:), • ) is so Sam. Man In Two Incidents ? ) CMIE -, - of If - • 9 pass On - OAF . is ou Bird In Handi Rearrange ward segments Is torn, names if .f.birds: I. IN IOS.2. LINK 0 lOS, 3. BILL HORN. 4. IN CARD AL. ilv*.03 p wsisme s utq. i RIddieM.Thisl What's green and woars a black cape? Count Frogul.. What's Its, best way to ship fish eggs? In roe boats. THEY PLAY TOWINI 'TIs believed that win ners can only gain s much as losers sm. But not accordlngin this old van: Peer lelly men at leIS)t A.dplay.daIlnIf till break if day, They--andsse for l,n,__ WUb separate s_vu far everyens, Yet wlsu Ibsy came to equrs accounts, They all bad made quills flair amsuets, Con yse this paredsx explain — lIMes,. iest,bsw csgld all gals,?___ the SMH Board of Trustees at its regular meeting later that morning. "I'm personally against any move of the hospital," said Moore. The mayor thus joins commissioners Eddie Keith, David Farr, and Julian Stenstrom as those who have declared their position. Today chamber executive director Jack Homer said he ' and "probably other directors" be on hand at the hospital board meeting Tuesday. be there strictly an observer, but participate in the discussion if called upon," Homer said. Thursday, the chamber city. The vote followed the directors voted to go on record release of the consultants' as opposing any plan that would report paid by the hospital relocate the hospital outside the which concluded it would be Herald Staff Writer The Sanford city Commission expected to follow the Greater Sanford Chamber of COmznerce's example and goon record Tuesday as opposing any relocation of Seminole Memorial Hospital outside the city, Commissioners have called a special meeting Tuesday at a.m. to a resolution on the matter. Thursday, the chamber's board of directors voted to "strongly oppose" any plan that would call for the building the new hospital outside Sanford. Mayor Lee Moore said today the meeting being called that a position statement can be delivered to "Based on the statements made to both girls, we are auwnlng It is the ape man," said officer Jim Bingham, who is heading the investigation.' Bingham said that a girl was rescued Saturday by three boys who heard her screams and chased away the man - 9 - attempting to force her into his beige Volkswagen. The incident occurred In the parking lot outside the Cum. berland Farms Store at the corner of Semoran Boulevard and Wilshire Drive. He said in January the same story was used to lure a Casselberry girl to the Darking lot. in January, nowever, the girl did not excap. She was grabbed before entering the store and throwu into the front seat of a car, abducted and molested, police said. The man had a knife and slasW the girl's hwid before fleeing, Bingham said. The girl Is reported in good con. ditlon at home today. Bingham said the man seen Saturday by the three boys who foiled the attack was described as bearded and being In his late 30a. The description is close to that of the man commiting the January attack, Bingham said. He said parents In the area are advised to be on the BIngJ)ain said the girl came to the parking lot after she had been told earlier by the would-be-abductor that she would be given $5 If she swept the walk o''I4e the store. for anyone offering children money for temporary work at the store, or any adult hanging around the store in a suspicious manner. "Anything at all unusual should be reported," he said, "we'd rather run out on a thousand false alarms, than miss the chance of catching this guy." Store officials today said they were disturbed by the Saturday incident, but at this point plan no additional security measures at the parking lot. — GEOFFREY POUNDS Proclaimed By Governor enkelink Home Health Care - - - -. -. S.%? 'Week Is Observed Seree.year Reese If the person meets the four In addition to the patient "Perry of 3700 Washington St., criteria necessary for being permitted to remain In .1 inford, is happy to be at home qualification, he or she may his or her own home, parrather than in the hospital then receive • services Ucipetlon in the borne health !here he would likely have to prescribed by a doctor from a program reduces the cod of psnd much of the time ii it date certified home health medical care, government weren't for the lervices of a agency. studies show. home health care flUsis. To qualify for the service, Reese, like some 40 other A report by the Generaj • .e ...a s. Sanford ares elderly citizens, ' homebound, AcCVII*hlg Office 4ated that under m.care, .CS1Vea periodic " hOmecare Is less expend" ."" of skilled purses associated with one (flJ(r$care for and have doctor's , care he s.-. Jhsthreshimeheslshasrvkss rende OtdOIsl*casu," psratinginthsarss Bay Area Home Health visits made pembJ5 Governor Bob Graham has $js,J the ledursj midicEe proclalmed the week of May $ First St. in Sanford provides ogram. 81mply utated, home X as "Home Health Care service to about 30 Sanford b.alth care is deslgnsd ci give Week" In order to help acquaint raid-si.. Also serving the ares the homebound person the Florida citizens with the ad- are Central Florida Home IptionoI remaining hs his himse vantages in the patients of HUM Services D,,,d soppoeedtoho.pitalizatJesor participation In home health the Visiting Nurse Association piralas Wine care ______. '- -•-'•----- I I care propensi. :çt*. Out of orlande. Bay Area Horn. Health Serviceswlllprovide freeblood premrech.ckson Mayn at Zayrs's Dupartmu* an in - , ay d - in conjunction ,j £iemdmsasck ...........4A. . . .................. 41 Home Health Car, Week. In IA 4$ 4A 11 .................. U nurses will be at the TG&Y Storsess may ta.i,,r Teleeieioa .................. services. Weather .................... IA POUNDB. G$OFruy a - 4 ,.. ': .::- ---- t* _ S. #4p.4. -. -- t . •' . TALLA Flu. (UP!) — Convicted killer John Spenkelink today asked the federal judge who blocked his execution two years ago to Intervene again and keep him from dying In the electric chair ., I .- • '' .-. Earlier asides, Page U k. - '• "......... ' • ' . •, • . )L -.-- • - - '' -. ' ., ••,1 , ':i-. q .•'' '" "r. - - - • :.. •'- 'Y'• :...• - -. ' •..- - -- -, , - • - - --- Fdary Hanjsss, *,N. front Cewiril Fiends Home Health Sanford patient Reese l'elTy's bleed pressure. Perry, 73, aServices, Inc. checks homebound patient, receives thes a home health agency wider the Medic are plan. ._- - _ a_ - for Wednesday at Florida State Prison. Spenkelink was ordered executed in September 1977 by then-Gov. Reubin Askew. Stafford stayed the execution three days before it was to take place to consider a '9salIenge by Spenkelink to the state's capital punishment law. He upheld the law later. The can was appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, which refused to heir it earlier t) year. .- • : t'. - . - Stay From Judge Seeks . -- - Wednesday. Attorneys for Spenkelink refused to wait on a decision by the Florida Supreme Cowl on whether to grant a day and went to U.S. District Judge William Stafford. Attorney General Jim Smith urged Stafford to deny thsn)oticnforaday and asked the Supreme Court to reject a similar motion filed by Spenkelink Saturday. WUhleJaipsDsj asked a Barth, circuit Judge to block his exactdlon, also Scheduled - -- Condemned mans dad b.I1.v.sffi. Lord wI says his son, Pop 5A 5 - -. -• -- � 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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(C) (1965) Peter Sellers. Peter O'Toole A confused young man seeks help from an even more confused psychiatrist (2 Hrs T MARY TYLER MOORE Upon meeting an old boyfriend and his fiancee, Mary sets off an unexpected chain of events BEYOND THE POSEIDON This special highlights the making of 'Beyond The Poseidon' starring Michael Caine and Sally Field JOKER'S WILD 02 THE CROSS-WITS GD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT ' 7:30 () LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD DANCE FEVER $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits. "Mrs. Wiggins At Lunch." "Boy Meets Girl' ELI DICK CAVETT Guest Robin Williams (Part 2 of 2)(R) ED WORD IS OUT Twenty-six 8:00 male and female homosexuals reveal many of the problems and joys they have experienced in various phases of their lives. childhood, adolescence and adulthood (A) (i') 01 REAL PEOPLE Among those interviewed are female weightlifters. a woman who strips for God, a 97-year-old newspaper editor, the first black Navy frogman, and car dealers who perform in their own commercials. (R) FRIENDS Mitt @I'i JUST suspects a handsome spa owner who has taken a shine to Susan of also having designs on Mill's club (A) BIG VALLEY The Barkleys try to persuade one of their elderly ranch hands to "take it easy," but only manage to insult him. EIGHT IS ENOUGH A high school basketball star who failed one of Abby's exams orders Tommy to gel the answers for a make-up test. (A) 9:30 () LOVE AND LEARN A conservative college professor's (Lawrence Pressman) wellordered life turns to chaos wheri he marries an impulsive showgirl (Candy Clark) 10:00 (J THE THREE WIVES OF DAVID WHEELER The current wife (Cathy Len Crosby) of a small business owner (Art Hindle) fries to keep tabs on her husband's two former wives, who still work for him O VEGAS A female daredevil pians one last spectacular teat, 11:30 ) (1 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson Guests: Rodney Danger field. 4) NEWLYWED GAME SWITCH A man that Pete and Mac had been hired to observe is kidnapped right under their noses (A) THURSDAY MORNING 6:25 i PORTER WAGONER 6:30 (4)KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 ED A.M. WEA THER 6:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEW S 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 011HI. NEIGHBOR 7:00 12) Q TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1 NEW S 7:30 12) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- CA 8:30 (2) (12) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERI- It A.M.-9 P.M. Mon thru Thurs-11 A.M.-10 P . M. Fri & Sat CA ED ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) BAR-BQUE CORRAL 1%IOxtaIeDt, ($. Mwy TV-fl) Sanford Across from Movieland Drive-in 900 (2) (4) DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS MOVIE ff2) DINAHI ED THE LONG SEARCH 9:65 10:00 ,~,; . .,!~"i, ~ ".. ''. ~ . .1'. , ." ' 12) (12) CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ED STUDIO SEE 10:30 (2) (11) ALL STAR SECRETS @ LOVE OF LIFE WHEWI ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 400-11 I /411 y - 10:55 r . j): CBS NEWS 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT LAVERNE $ SHIRLEY (R) ED HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD EL) MISTER ROGERS (R) AFTERNOON 1200 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 d NEWS ED SESAM E STREET (R) 12:30 JERRY FRAZIER fora,.rly with "Happy F..Iings" TUES. thru SAT. 9 pm - lam HAPPY HOUR 11am TIIlpm j~oeam~ zww NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW SANFORD NEW AT 1.4 O RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES a ANIMALS (12) MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS MARY TY LER M OO RE MERV GRIFFIN (12) GUNSMOKE 5:00 (2) THE BRADY BUNCH THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS HOGAN'S HEROES (12) BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY Where NEW YORK (UP!) did you go? On vacation. What did you miss? Nothing. make doldrums e summer Th you think if your television set breaks down in July, there really isn 't much point in getting it repaired until Sep-- again?' Kiq_qina Frost, whose interviews with deposed President Richard M Nixon made worldwide headlines, has begun working with an NBC research team on the By JOAN IIANAUER UPI Television Writer But at our house we took daughter to see a summer theater production of Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap." Her cheeks were flushed with excitement at the final curtain. We proposed a second play that seemed appropriate, "Oh." she said, crestfallen, "can't we see 'Mousetrap' e rvignul ic Kissinger show. He said obvious areas of interest include "the ending of '' the war in Vietnam, the controversies currently raging over United States policy in Kissinger's Cambodia, with world leaders relationship including former President Nixon, the various crises in the Middle East, new strategic policies and the triangular balance of power engineered between Russia, China and the ' To me It seems logical that seeing a good movie or stage play would kindle a desire to see another movie, a seeond play. United States." -- I HENRY KISSINGER which David Frost interviews Henry A . Kissinger on he secretary of iormer r -Evidence that the nation is being deluged with television reruns shows up clearly in the A.C. Nielsen Co., ratings for the week ending July 29, in which all of the top 10 network shows were repeats. They were: 1: Three's Company; 2: WKIIP in Cincinnati; 3: M-A-SH; 4: Taxi; 5: f tie) Lou Grant Sides By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Most actresses, like It or not, are stuck with one side or the other of the traditional tragedycomedy mask of the ancient Greece muses, indelibly identified for most of their careers. Audiences anticipate tragedy, or at least drama, when Jane Fonda's name appears on the marquee, excepting such as "Fun with Dick and Jane." The same may be said for Faye Dunaway. Barbra Streisand is almost always associated with music Diane Keaton manages to work both sides of the street, as does Jill Clayburgh. Jacqueline Bisset and Candy Bergen, on the other hand, rate1y get a crack at comedy scripts. Farrah Fawcett-Majors finds herself neither fish nor fowl but striving rnlghtiy to become a serious dramatic actress. Television is more apt than movies to categorize Its actresses, pigeàn-hollng them as either dramatic or comedy performers. One assumes automatically that the appearance of Elizabeth Montgomery in a TV movie signals a heavy, often stark tragedy. Just as assuredly, Mary Tyler Moore and Carol Burnett are identified with comedy although both have impressed critics with recent adventures In drama. The tendency to lock actresses into prescribed Images plagues most female stars who find their opportunities limited. Almost all have been trained to play both sides of the Greek mask but seldom allowed to work at both. An exception Is Eileen Brennan who proved her Of and The Jeffersons; 7: Alice; 8: Mork & Mindy; 9: Laverne & Shirley; 10: VegaS. versatility early in her career and has been switching back and forth with little trouble. Eileen, as Irish as her name, will star in "A New Kind of Family" this fall for ABC-TV in a serb-comic series about a pair of mothers one a widow, the other a divorcee sharing a house and attempting to rear their daughters by different and conflicting means. Eileen starred In a dramatic role in the limited (nine-week) series, "13 Queens Boulevard," after playing comedy in 13 eaodes of "All That Glitters." Her movie career has been similarly balanced, playing the dramatic role of the bordello madam in "The Sting" and the hilarious nightclub singer In "The Cheap Detective." "My career has been like my Life, wavering between drama and comedy," saldEileen, who Is divorced and rearing sons Patrick, 6, and Sam, 7. alone. - - "Maybe that's why it's easy for me to do both. "Professionally, at least, the combinations of comedy and drama has been ideal. The new series gives me the opportunity for both as we try to make It as real as possible. fortunate ' . . .:f:' ft-.. FLORIDA 5 MPI4 wl,Arv~ dlpprd ó ' :. .'i - -. - ' "IWii$ . . ' - .- ---. -' .5 - -, r -..• '"' 0 - • I '"'-.A. i ~ I I . 11 i i. IIT.1. ' , .. -. - . . ,., I I 11 , /-':.. - , - ._iI i' I) :. ,c. - . ,1 _______ . _________ . ..' .; . ______ ' ' ' j., .,, ___________________ -' '.. . ' ounty ' ' __________ ,_. , ___________________ ____________ ___________ . '. 4 I0 . ; ! '' . . I t I / ' - RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER FAMOUS I I - 1, - ' . L - `.t - : t. , - - _______ - - - Li * ._0 . I" 1111.1W - - - __ ir' - _. . ~ - -4- i - 11 . 1, -- 1i5.9 - -- Hirald Photo by iswts v.Milãi Fire rated the Seminole Pet Supply building at 200 Magnolia Ave. Wednesday night. Today Inspectors began sifting ffirotigh the charred, rubble for clues as to the cause of the blaze, VALUE $2.07 0ocid All Day Wednesday 4 ." J' •' kl I 1`111111111111111111111 Seminole Memorial Hospital routine practice for lar,;c fires, lIPIk s aid the cII) titiiii it til t. u it lii lIrbi't0t its '' had a fin' (ltit ii ,it (lit fered deep cuts on his left foot, a among the crowd of 1,0(X) to fractured left oe and has a 2,000 spectators who lined the Sviiiinole l't'trolt'wn ( inipariy separation of the pelvis, blocked-off square block oll Fulton Street about .-SI X Price s father was reportuIl ' hospital officials said today. around the blaze watching tile niontlLs INick," Polk said. But According to Sanford fire firefighters hose the fire down. I would S, officials, the fire be gan about * 6:55 seen sInc' 1960 "Price's father often went to worst 1 have pin. at the Seminole Pet the fires where his son was and When 1 moved here." iO%'U Morris, RISUIOVd rltt Supply, 2M Magnolia Ave. The always worried about 'flt colilillissionvil. and Itaki It 4- pet supply, which contained no stifety," Hickson said. animals, is owned by Price's One source affected by the Set. SA NF O RD h'agr' s - ._7T41 _* __ - iIiI"PJa1sIt h. broke out wid had been it to w"ist tile firefighters. This is 901119 off '' tory condition. Brooklyn suf- . 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cola slaw and 2 hot butter tastin' biscuits. Honey unon request. Bunker Lane, Sanford, %4, transported via ambulance to Ili."' L- . They Did Their Best - 4;1~p (k T ift,IED CHICKEN Rescue Frustrated "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN,.1,O94,m.. 10 p.m. Except Fri. 8. Sat. Closing 10:30 P.M. 1109 French Ave. 61 N. Hwy. 17.92 (Hwy. 17-92) Cass.Ib.rry Satif9rd _ .. -0 -;-y-;"; __. _.~ -V - U* P - 111 .Po , , , - .,..:-"tP , Th. SANFORD SEMINOLE JAYCEES Herald Photo by Tom Vincent PRESENTS THEIR FOURTH ANNUAL To Residents Of The Sanford Area, This Year's Sampler Contains Coupons For More Than $00 Of. Buy Or* Get On. Fr.. Meals & Other Substantial Discounts At These 15 Restaurants Supporting The Jaycees: I WESTERN SIZZLIN BURGER KING BILL & BETTY'S PIZZA HUT SLOPPY JOE'S RANCH HOUSE JUDY'S HAMBURGERS SOBIK'S SUBS BURGER CHEF FAMOUS RECIPE COOK'S CORNER By DONNA ESTES Two employees of a Sanford With only his head aiiti iIlJi I h3rookl'n a as ta in supper club said they did their shoulders showing. 1k' had his away in a police car ti the best to aid firefighters when a. helmet on. But the bricks hospital. wall collapsed on two of the completely covered the rest of "fl (;ar ami ni'selt :111(1 him. men battling the blaze. the firemen with us uiiaiiag'd ti b't their best turned to ''1 hollered at the other get the fireniati I h'ris.'i' I lot helpess frustration when they [Ireitten to get him out of there, was btirie'd'in the bricks out of learned Sanford Fire Depart- that the rest of the building WilS there,'' Hopkins said ment IA, Hill Price had died 92 going to go down. I had to back I ihdji't C'1'li kn ow ti )tiV,'' minutes after arriving at off. The fire was so hot and it Carpenter swill of 1 'u'icc. "But. Seminole Memorial Hoi. was getting my antis bw'fIe(l. Gary Carpenter, 29, of The second fireman turned the saw how bad his unjitrit's t and I've been rcall wio'ne:d Sanford said he and Bob hose on me, 1)It '''ru," ('arpentot 'aztI "Bob and 1 t'ouldii 't get Hopkins, 25, of Jacksonville run out into the street not long after anywhere near pulling that Wcdm...day evening. the blaze began at Seminole Pet titan out alone," Carpenter ''At tint' tittie, when I looked said. Supply, 200 Magnolia Ave. it tutu. I thioui'' lie wa dead ''Then two more firemen then Carpenter is a cook and when we tried t) 1)1111 Hopkins a musician at Mr. P's came over. One of them, helped thin out. Legislature. The new law limits Superintendent William Layer assistant superintendent' for ceilings and roof replacement supper club across front the pet us pull hiln I Price) out and the "No", I know tliat tilt, 1)~Itf school boarcis'abllityto tax toa said. business and finance, said at many of the county schools supply building. other started digging him out of Feeling 1 had was right," rate of $6.75 per $1,000 assessed Of the $75.85 million overall today the major increases and $200,000 more for food "This fireman," Carpenter the bricks," Hopkins said. Carpenter said. -ft (;If The Seminole County School valuation plus amounts ap- budget, $57.6 million is Include $2 million more for services at $4,322,498 up front said, "I don't even know what "About that time, "(lie second 'l'HO%tsON Board Wednesday night In- proved by the voters for debt designated for instruction and salaries and repair projects on $4,091,539. his name is -somebody said it approved formally a service, The old law permitted support services compared to was Price, I 'm not sure this $75,851,618. 80 budget for 1970- a tax rat of $8 per $1,000 pl us $48,451,199 In the current year. WHAT YOU WILL PAY CoIthwc'rloN fireman was crouched down 1800, calling for a $7.07 per del* service. A headline in Wednesday's Evening Herald ref erred n Antici pa ted revenues for the f The following table reflects the taxes residents will pay the right up close to the fire. $1,000 assessed valuation tax a Seminole County custodian who was ordered retfus(i(t'ij aflt'i The proposed new $7.07 per $75.85 million budget, up from Seminole County District School Bound for the corning year if the "Another fireman was right being convicted on a marijuana charge rate, $1.28 less t1w thilll fiscal $1,000 tax rate includes 32 cents the current year's $63.86 million proposed 1979-1980 as a school ('USIo(lj,t budget is approved calling for a tax rate of behind him lwlding the hose year's tax rate. Ile man, Rufus Bradley of Sanford, was eniplo~ed by Smut,, ,I t, for debt service, compared to35 budget are as follows: state $7.Ol per $1,000 assessed valuation compared with this year's $835 with him. County. His lust assignment was with the building depaiiunt'iut Further consideration will be cents for debt service during sources $39,466,027; school tax rate. Ile figures do not include homestead or other special "Everyone in the street He was not employed by the Seminole County School given-to the budget at a special the current year. Board property taxes $12,450,514; exemptions, but are based on gross assessed valuation, started yelling at hint to get out medlngto be held at 7:30 p.m., Despite the reduction In the reserve for encumbrances Assessed of there - the wall was going to Aug. 15 and a public hearing on tax rate, the school board's $715,233.96; unreserved fund Valuation 1979 1980 Decrease go. Then the wail collapsed. The the bd and tax rate has anticipated revenues are more balance $6,305,929.80; special $10,000 $83.50 $70.70 $12.80 man (U. Edwin Brooklyn) bow set for Aug. 27at7:30p.m. than last year. revenue funds $5,247,341.56; 15,000 12525 l(3.05 19.20 behind the first one had backed The proposed tax rate Is The increase in revenues will del* service funds $3,932,404.28 20,000 167,00 141.40 25.60 off, just a little, just before the Around The Clock about l5.3 percent less thanthis be brought about because the and capital projects funds 4A horoscope 211 25,000 208.75 176.75 32.00 wall came down. The man in Bridge year's tax rate of $8.35 per state will make up the loss from $8,396,578.25, 211 hospital 30,000 250.50 212.10 38.40 front had the whole thing fall on Comics $1,000 assessed valuation. Most the mandated tax reduction. An 211 Obituaries The proposed $75.85 million 35,000 292.25 247.40 44.85 him," Carpenter said. Craword of the reduction is required Increase in revenues will also budget is up about $12 million OUht.SEI.VLS 211 I & .111 40,000 334.00 282.80 51.20 "Bob and I ran across the Editorial wider a new state law passed In be seen because of the growth over the current year's 4A Sports 45,000 375.75 318.15 57.60 street and tried to pull him out, Dear Abby the 1979 aeon of the Florida rate in the county, School $63,962,646. Roger Harris, 311 l'e-le% Isiull 311 50,000 417.50 353.50 64.00 lie was completely covered 1)r. Lamb 211 Wea ther Herald Staff Writer - HERITAGE INN SAMBO'S POPPA JAY'S D ips To $7.07 School Tax Rate RESTAURANT SAMPLER JACK IN THE BOX Altogether, The Sampler Contains 2$ Coupons For A Total Value Of About $83.00 And The Sampler Is Good Until March lit, 1980. The Sampler Is Being Sold For Only $10.00 To Help Raise Funds For The Jaycees 21 . - - - IT'S BACK the script is written. You can't go wrong if you're doing a Neil Simon project. And I've been -.,,, . _____________________ I' - .. "A lot of an actress' success '• ,j, _________ an 4 I..xi1 -. 1. - Today Many Community Projects. To Order Your Sampler; Send Check Or Money Order .. For $10.00 To: JAYCEES RESTAURANT SAMPLER P.O. BOX 391 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 Following: , Quitting Would Be Unfair To Citizens Says Or Charge It To Your VISA or M.0 By Supplying The . ADDRESS . 5 DUA - INTER a ILA WE NO. EXP. DATE - INTER BANK NO (MC ONLY) SIGNATURE ..._,_.e_. • -, " - '_'.__-'_._-_'_e-* -" , , ft . " - '4 kC ' " Herald Staff Writer .ongwood City Commissioner Larry Goldberg has vowed to )pea1 Orcult Judge Richard Muldrew's order to resign his l%$rldlaeat by Aug.? or go to jail. He said the judge's decision coma at a very inopportune time. If the commission doesn't appeal the decision, I will."Goldg said. "It is very Important for me to stay on to work on the clt' budget. It would not be fair to the citizens who elected me to . It - - ' -- -' - - -- -- -' - '' -- e .- -- ,,.. , vWR'" By JANE CASSELBERRY 14 - ***** - s--".,r. Gol dberg Vows Ap peal Of Resign-Or-Else. Order __ r C .. ' -- .' , - farce, broad burlesque, satire, and finely tuned, Ironic humor. Each has to be played differently. Each has a different rhythm." in comedy relies on how well Airport Boulevard, Sanford - ' _______ - "It's been said before, and Doily: 1 a.m.1 p.m. Sunday: Noon-6 p.m. Highway 17.92 at - .,', ., &** ' . .' ' , , August: Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon. - --- i - -' THESE DAYS ONLY - -' .. '-; • portraits will be available with no obilgation. Satisfaction always, or your money cheerfully refunded. - - 'a - - "And there are many variations of comedy: including "But switching from drama to comedy is altogether different. The prime difference is timing. Most dramatic actresses are troubled In convincing producers they can deliver a comedic line so It comes out funny. , ':' .. - backgrounds. We'll select poses, and odditlonol ~ A4 - ARRIVEAM and 'Murder By Death.' It's true, that comedy is more difficult by far than tragedy. If you can play comedy, you can awing to drama easily enough - If you're allowed to do it. _____ . .7'.. . - AJI ages welcome - babies, adults, and families. Choose from our selection of scenic and color 88. Additional subjects $100 each. Backgrounds may occasionally change. Remember, children must be accompanied by a parent. 4 ' - ,.j __'.. .,___ .- 11*06 "Timing is a gift of the gods. It's like having an ear for music. Either you have it or you don't. And if you don't have it, I don't think you can learn it. "There's an enormous element of risk in comedy. You have to take the chance of falling on your backside if the laugh doesn't arrive. "Another element that holds back some actresses is the Idea that a woman loses her femininity In comedy. I don't think It made Lucille Ball a bit less feminine. And Carole Lombard was the height of femininity. "Some actors and actresses fail to understand comedy, reading their lines for laughs. You can't do that. A funny line Is most effective when it's read absolutely straight. ' - - his pictures, 'The Cheap Detective' BySlIARONCARR/SCO brother-in-law, Joe I.. Morgan. -f herald Staff Writer A Sanford firefighter at the ; ",t,.,.Flags are fl}ing at half-mast scene, who asked not to be today in memory of a veteran identified, said Price and firefighter who lost his life Brooklyn were aiming a hose •f '... , battling it blaze that caused up line at the fire on the east side of , to $500,000 damage to a the building when the wall of ". downtown Sanford business, bricks collapsed, William Lloyd Price, 36, of "They both had been told to 214 Lakeview Ave., Sanford, bat-k out, Price didn't hear ' sustained massive internal them but llrookls'n did. injuries Wednesday evening Brooklyn started bitk to git "If -,*t ,' after a brick wall of a downtown Price when the wall fell," v It _____________ pet supply store tumbled on top Mrs. Chris Jacobs of Sanford '' -'a. of him and another Sanford Lt, Brooklyn's sister said '? 01 firefighter. ____________ _______________ Thursday from Br ooklyn 's Price was pronounced dead hospital room: "Chief (George) i' 9 at 9 p.m. b Seminole Memorial hlarriett had hollered to U ,, e " .,' " Hospital officials less than to Brooklyn he told Fd 'iou hours after Sanford police had and 13th get out The wall is " coining (lOWfl fhcn I d starttd 19 "i.? ' to back out, I got ,I couple of i'1 I I %% 1111 \ 11' U I (1 Other Fire ltd back from the fire , ii,t 0. ,I blaze .said pre limut,irs iluit ut P hoto Mrs J1itobs staid Hill estimates ha bun se t het ,., couldn't move and the heat was wcen $350,000 to $ 500,0(I). " ' ' ,. On Page 8A so intense and he hollered for "If it had reached the paint A someone to help him store OU d really have ,x vii I I, 1k couldn 't mo.t, front the fire h1tekoji stud Suninok C transported him there in the waist down,"Mrs Jacobs said She riff John Then another fellow pulled him Polk said the block vould have '-," back of a squad car. ,it "'i Funeral services for Price up and he was put on a stretcher been blown up if (ii' ''hungr -) e. will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in a police cur, Tith the doors flames" had rt'aL'lle'd thi' paint at the Church of Nazarene with open, and was taken to the store. 5 ' ,'•,j ''IC C, irt' p had lilt fbi p;tiiit '' it . Rev. Jack Hinton officiating. ilOSpIitIi. ' Burial will be in the Oaklawn l,t. l'om Ihickson of the building, it ,' ould have leveled . Memorial Park. Sanford Fire l)epartmcnt said the whole block,'' Polk said h'it it hits tilt' paint, it o ult Edwin Broo kl yn , 48, of 112 Price was off duty when the fire 11 - -. enough to do two of Evening Herald,-(USPS 481 - 280)-Price 15 Cents ":..:: -. ;it Mask w ' I. -, CIPE 8x 10 Color Portrait for ego sutect - - RE Both - nford Firef ighter Killed In B1 ze S WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY + w _41111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIii,. 71st Year, No. 298-Thursday, August 2, 1979-Sanford, Florida 327771 IIIIIII't SWIC s Actress Eileen Brennan Now 6'Always. First w I_ IMMOIN Dreams You Can Hold For - 34 - .... Superstations, according to their opponents, are nol common carriers and therefort shouldn't be allowed to pick up other people's programs with. out permission, and paying for the privilege. A continuing story is the battle of the networks against what they consider unfair infringement by their competition - cable and satellite superstations. In the latest move, ABC is supporting Metromedia in its call for the FCC to investigate the status of satellite superstations. memoirs, the first volume of Speaking of repeats, NBC which will be published by chief Fred Silverman has Little, Brown in October. The repeatedly stressed the impor show, which like the first Lance of news programming in volume of the book will cover his network's future. the White House years, is One such program will be an scheduled for Oct. 11, 10-11 NBC News Special Report in p.m., Eastern time. and-or comedy. (4) UPBEAT Inf tember. One result of rerun following repeat shows up in the children. - GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 5:30 AM- 11 AM HOME COOKED MEALS ED FLOWER SHOW 2:30 (2)(12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT ED V.I. PEOPLE 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED ANTIQUES 3:30 ('4)0 U'A'SH (RI 4:00 12) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW BEWITCHED WILD, WILD WORLD OF (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA BREAKFAST ONE LIFE TO LIVE 6:00 ) EARLY DAY I CRACKERBARREL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE I:rncf 1:30 (4) G AS THE WORLD TURNS (L) CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (2) (12) THE DOCTORS (4' 0 0 d NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest' Bob Hope (Part I of 2)(A) 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY 8:25 NOW SERVING OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN ED JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY - ----- --- S .. . - - - - •_.._•_ - - .5;' ,*- ."-- the job of completing the budget. The city commission has been holding workshops on the budget, serve, "1 was shocked and surprised at the ruling," said Goldberg. "I had already submitted my resignation effective Sept. 3 to run for the District 5 seat in the Sept. 4 special election. Ile was just which must be completed by mid-September in order to have time for the two required public hearings before final approval. "We still have to work out the water, parks, cit hail, and commission budgets and to finalize the fire and police budgets," Goldberg explained, "I feel everything I have done has been open and atxv( 1)401 1 and with the blessings of the council," he' said. rushing it up. "By appealing the ruling, it may cost me the election, but it is more unportant that I not leave only-three commissioners with - 4 A.4d. -.4-ø$ . sf Daves based on the provision in the new city charter that requires a commissioner to live in the district he or she was elected to - :; - __ -----.----.------____ , leave now," Goldberg said he has consulted with City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. "I believe the city has already authorized an appeal and it Is my understanding that once an appeal is filed that puts a stay on the judge's order,"- Goldberg said. Goldberg's move last year from the district he was elected to repreent In 1977 to a new home in District 5, prompted the suit against himself and the city In an effort to force hijm off the 'commission. The suit was filed by Longwood resident Robe rt -- ' - - .." 4. .4. 4"-' ... ---- ' - . ,, , '•4 ,,fi, '•'- •-' - -. -' - 'r • . '' " "' 04 '' - ' ' - '' - ,' ' -. .. - . . 1 1- _____ �Thursday, Aug. 2, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, August 2, 1979 150 MPH Winds Lash Hong Kong - Carte rVs..Kennedy Test Fails To Materialize NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) With rumors flying that California Gov. Jerry Brown had slipped Into town Wednesday, a test of strength between supporters of President Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass., failed to materialize at the national convention of Young Democrats. However, strategists for both the president and the draft Kennedy movement wooed convention delegates as unconfirmed reports circulated that Brown plans a surprise visit to the convention, which runs through Friday. Rumblings earlier in the week indicated an Alabama delegate planned to introduce a resolution endorsing Kennedy, but convention officials said their constitution prohibits consideration of any endorsement resolution before the primaries. - 5 Arraigned In Miami Miss Lillian's Release Due p Jai-Alai Gam e-Fix ing ? Lillian Carter, the AMEIUCUS, Ga. (UP! president's mother, was expected to be released today from the Americus-Sumter County Hospital following a week of observation for bursitis. A hospital spokeswoman said "Miss Lillian," who will be 81 on Aug. 15, had continued to show improvement. Mrs. Carter was admitted to the hopital last Thursday after complaining of severe shoulder pains. Doctors said later the pains were probably caused by bursitis. - - Sanford Budget - ng H WASHINGTON (UP!) On top of skyrocketing pump prices, many motorists may now get socked with an additional charge for such "courtesy" services as wiping windshields and checking oil, tires and radiators. Under new regulations that took effect Wednesday, service stations must charge for the services separately or provide them free. A spokesman for the American Authut1s Association said stations stand to make more money if they offer free routine checks of cars instead of charging for them, because "a quick once-over under the hood has good potential f o r added sales.' -- SIZZLER 8 PIECE GREEN & WHITE TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM FRENCH Dining Room Suite REG. 199.95 TABLE W-LEAF REG. 69.95 CHAIR - SALE SALE BLUE, RUST, GREEN AND GOLD, PRINT TRADITIONAL 16 Cu. FT. DAMAGED COPPERTONE e rf gerator ' f rlgeratO.r HOTPOINT$46 8 REG. 939.90 Group i BY GLENDALE BROWN VINYL QUEE SIZE REG. 229.95 $433 14 CU, FT. USED GOLD REG. 599.95 Ufa 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE • HWY. 17-92 at 27th St. DAILY 9-9 • CLOSED SUNDAYS - 6 Beached Whales Die I DUNEDIN, Fla. IUP!) Six pilot wtiales died Wednesday in a suicidal SWIm onto the sandy beaches of Honeymoon and Dog Islands as about a dozen more floundered around before being driven back into deeper water by rescuers. Charles Fuss, special agent in charge of the W. S. Marine Fisheries Service at St. Petersburg, said another floundering whale was hoisted from the water with a crane. It was en route to Sea Worldn Orlando early this morning for treatment. He said the 13-foot, 1,600-pound whale's chances for survival were "not very good." Fuss said the reason for the mass beaching was not known, but he added that parasites in the whales' inner ears might have caused them to become disoriented and beach themselves. - S II - In oOmrT cOST j DELIV ERY FREE SET UP TO SHOP STEICHII ITPATSII WITHIN F OM DAILY I 9tO0TOOOPM - HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUGUST] Sanford: Flora Hawkins Annie Mae Howard Edvina Mitchell Mary Alice Moore Linda Morgan Hazel Saner Erick Stephens James Williams - 9 am. readings; ternperature, 82; overnight low, 73; high, 94; yesterday's barometric pressure, 30.06; relative humIdity, 80 percent; winds, SW at 5 mph. Forecast: Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered altçrnoon and evening thundershowers. Highs in the low to mid 90s. Lows tonight In the lOs. Winds variable mostly 10 mph or less. Rain probability 40 percent today, 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday. Maybe I can uve you some money on top- quality protection, whatever your inaurance needs. 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Merrow, Dellona May9efle Mulholland, Deitona Cleo 0, Spence, Deitona DISCHARGES anford: Cappila Jackson Mary N. Revels Ruby S. Romaine Lizzie M. Youngblood James Williams Ross Wontenay Carol A. Johnson, DeBary Willie M Jones. Osteen -'4 IAIDATT1L $00 FMJ -t Deborah I.. UtIei and husband, Michael, are suing Jack N. .Jnsner and e ut', Kathiene. and the Allstate Insurance Co. for damages resulting Iroiii ;tit auto accident Un March 28. 11G6, Mrs. Odle was driving west on State Road 436 when Jositer struck her ear in the rear. th suit claims. ,lovnt'r, who %% a , convicted of druvine: cchile intoxicated. cca nit'glige'nt in ixith the ni;untcnant-e' ,tnd control of his automitobule. Mrs. Utile' clainmis. As it result. Mrs. Odle so_stained permanent physical unjur> to her neck and back and has incurred and will incur medical cxpcnses, according to the stilt tier husband also suffered a loss of his wife, the suit indicate. "t he natural consortium' GOOD 4?EII R SERVICESTORES Let Us Make Your Home A Nic WEATHER I.. .0%046 NOW OPEN AT 7 A.M. FOR AUTO SERVICE AV- - 100 MILES 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PHONE 322-7953 CIVII,StTIN The following civil suits have be en filed with the' office of Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking damages in excess of $2,500. Mars' I.. Manley is suing Allstate Insurance (ornpan for its failure to pay on tier no-fault insurance policy. Mrs. Manley was driving her car at 4:10 pin, on Aug. 12, 19Th More than 100 apTALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) plicants, ranging from a Hawaiian zoologist to Florida's deputy attorney general, have expressed interest in being the next head of Florida's troubled Department of Natural Resources. Cabinet members will spend the next two weeks sifting through the 103 applications that came in by the Wednesday deadline. DNR Internal Programs Coordinator Charles Thomas said despite the deadline he wont reject any applications that arrive late. They also will be forwarded to Cabinet members who will select two finalists each. Gov. Bob Graham TALI..AHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) wants the Tax Reform Commission to come up with tax breaks to help state government meet its major goals, including energy conservation. The commission is nearing the fatal stage of Its study of Florida's tax structure, so Graham sent members a letter Wednesday reiterating the objectives he established for them months ago. Final tax reform recommendations go to Graham in early October. Call Zeke Nations and compare. I (;ItAN[) ThEFT ARREST IA)ngwood boy was arrested Monday afternoon An 18-year-old theft and dealing with stolen property, grand and charged with according to Seminole County deputies. Ty Richard D'Agostino of 1042 Selma Road, l.ongwood, was taken to Seminole County Jail where he was placed on $8,400 bond, deputies said. D'Agostino allegedly broke into the Mohawk Manufacturing Co. on State Road 427 in Longwood on July 6 and stole a 16-foot 3inch canoe. lie then sold the canoe to a Casselberry couple the next day for $20, deputies say. hOTEl4 BUu(;LtRIZEI) A couple of television sets and bedspreads were stolen sometime Sunday or Monday from two r oo ms of the holiday inn on west 46 and Interstate 4 , according to Seminole Count deputies. Deputies say entry was gained to the rooms by lifting their sliding glass windows, possibly with a screwdriver. The stolen property was valued at $890. ENGINE TAKEN An Oviedo t ee nager who abandoned his disabled car on it ('asselberry road found its engine missing a fe hours later, according to Seminole ('ounty deputies. Anson Kimble. 18, of Box 173, Oviedo. told deputies he left It's car Sunday on Red Bug Road, west of I lowell Cove. When he wt'llt to pick it up. Rumble said, the Volkswagon engine valued at $3a41 had bet'ii stolen. Graham Eyes Tax Breaks ZEKE NATIONS FREE Grete made his motion, he said, to assure the safety of his client. his request states that there has been "sensational" pretrial publicity. Due to the publicity, Gr eene said, much of the public has be en angered. Judge Woodson t oo k the motion under consideration and is ex pected to make a decision next week. In addition to the request fora search of spectators. Greene has asked the cour t to sequester the jury and to examine each juror outside the presence of other persons. Greene said he made those reques!s to prevent exposure to potentially prejudicial material. i . ion for injuries she Phyllis :tdirwlfi i suing .\ut.-'l'rair: Corporat ion slLstaine(l ill 1978. According to the stilt, Mrs Adinolfi vas a passenger on the train on Aug. 17, 1978 t hen the train coilid si with a car in FyetteviIlt', NC. The collision occurred as a result of the train operator's negligence arid carelessness, the suit states. As it result of the accident, Mrs. Adinolfi says she suffered injuries in an ti about her beds and extremities and incurreU mnieclical CXIX'flst'S This s uit u tuc;I in .S&'mino' ('ouiit because' the corporate office of Auto-Train Corporation is located in Sanford. - All.- 0 The motion to search spectators is one of a series of requests sent to Judge Woodson by attorney Thomas Gr ee ne. Greene represents Mills. who faces death in the electric chair if convicted for the murder of James Wright. Wright, 72, was shotgunned to death on May 25 at his home at 445 S. Elliott Ave. Three weeks later Mills, 22, of 1115 IAcust Ave., Sanford was indicted by a grand jury. 100 Seek Resources Post REG. $09.95 NO FROST $478 Ref irgerator 288 BY WATERS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER KNIGHT, ROBERT L. Funeral services for Robert L. Knight, of 1271 MacArthur St., Jacksonville, who died Wed. nesd.,y, will be at 10 a.m., Friday, at Lakeshore United Methodist Church, Jacksonville, with Rev. Billy Case officiating. Burial 3 p.m. Oak Hill Burial Park, Lakeland. Brinkley Funeral Home, MacClenny, In charge. REG.m.s BY BERKLINE BY ATHENS TRADITIONAL GOLD, GREEN, BLUE AND YELLOW PRINT typographical errors ROBERT L KNIGHT Former Sanford resident Robert L. Knight, 1271 MacArthur Street, Jacksonville died Wednesday. He was a member of the Lakeshore United Methodist Church, Jacksonville, a retired Seaboard Railroad conductor, he was a member of the UTU Local 1504 of Sanford. He Is survived by his wife Mrs. Merian Knight, Jacksonville. Brinkley Funeral Home, Macdenny, is in charge of arrangements. $800 268 $93 Sleeper Chest Quanti ty rights reserved. - REG. 569.95 3 PC. BROWN & GOLD PRINT CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM REG. 499.95 USED DOUBLE MAPLE I Funeral Notice W-FULL WARRANTY BY BY HOTPOINT - ADMISSIONS REG. 599.95 USED 14 CU. FT. WHITE R i 699 BY STANLEY $498e BY BROYHILL REG. 1919.95 Group '248 '168 '58 R Sofa 'I RAIFORD, Fla. UP!) Convicted Chi Omega killer Theodore Bundy has traded the sports jackets he wore during his five-week trial for the traditional prison garb of the death row inmate. Bundy, sentenced to death for the 1978 pantyhose strangulations of two Florida State University sorority sisters, Wednesday became the 13th convict on Florida State Prison's Death Row. Although Bundy. 32, escaped once from a jail and a courthouse in Colorado, a prison spokesman said no special precautions will be taken to make sure he does not break free a third time. - Sterch*l's August SALE Bundy 136th On Death Row y - REG. 299.95 CHINA By United Press International Milk prices throughout Florida jumped Wednesday, just as consumers were warned they would, to compensate for the higher costs of producing and importing milk. Sam Swett, manager of Upper Florida Milk Producers Association, one of the states five milk marketing cooperatives, says farmers' production costs have increased more in the last six months than in the previous six years. Escalating imports also was blamed for the price hikes amounting to as much as 20 cents a gallon in some cities. "We import from other states around 95 percent of the grain used for feed for the cows, and grain prices have skyrocketed," said Bill Boar(iman, executive vice president of another cooperative, Dairy Farmers' Inc. AREA DEATHS Cash Instead Of Courtesy OPEN STOCK responsible extradited to Connecticut. HARTFORD, Conn. (UP!) Dania, Fla., who plays under Authorities were waiting to find A spokeswoman at the chief the name of Arana and Luis M. out when five men who have state's attorney's office said Munlozgurne, also of Dania, been arraigned in Miami in Wednesday Connecticut of- who plays as Irlondo, authorlconnection with an alleged ficlals were still awaiting word ties said. game-fixing scheme at the on whether the five men, four of Bond was set at $10,000 for Milford Jai Alai fronton will be them Jai alai players, would Rene Antonio Garcia, of Miami, waive extradition and return to who plays as Garcia, Kirby Connecticut voluntarily. Prater, of North Miami, who The men and a sixth man plays as Kirby, and Robert G. were named Tuesday in Con- Moore of North Miami, managnecticut warrants charging er of an amateur fronton owned them with perjury, rigging and by World Jai Alai, which also conspiracy to commit rigging, owns the Hartford Jai Alai fronton. •• Th e charges r esult ed from a eari second interim report filed by Superior Court Judge Eugene A public hearing on the city of Kelly, a one-man grand jury Sanford's proposed $7.5 million who has been investigating the budget for the 1979-1980 fiscal alleged game-rigging scheme year has been set for 7 p.m. sin ce Febr ua ry. Aug. 13 at city hall. Of the $7.5 million proposed Three men arrested on overall budget, $4.4 million sim ilar rigging charges after MRS. ThELMA LEE KAMPF represents proposed ex- Kelly issued his first interim Mrs. Th elma Lee Kampf, 72, penditures for general city re port had t heir cases con- of 46 Redding Gardens, Sangovernment operation sup- tin ued Wednesday In Milford fo rd, died Sat urday at Seminole ported In part by property tax Superior Court. Memorial Hospital. A native of revenue from which the tax Ohio, she had lived in Sanford rate in set. Officials said the men, Paul for man y years. The commissioners voted Commonas, Bert Caski ll and Survivors include three unanimously to tentatively James Sobie had requested a daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Cook, approve a tax rate of $7.08 per delay in their cases and the Tuscon, Aria., and Joan Baker $1,000 assessed valuation of real state agreed. The men are now and Mrs. Cherry Broome, both a cents more than propert , I. scheduled to appear In court of Sanford; three e1zcr5, L,u5. this fiscal year's tax rate. Sept. 5. Shirley Kingery, Cincinnati, The proposed tax rate inOhio; Mrs. Donna M. Hayden, crease is about 2.6 percent over Bond was set in Florida Sanford and Mrs. Et hel Murthis y ea r's tax rate of *3.1U per Wednesday at $15,000 each for clue, Wallingford, Conn.; three $1,000 assessed valuation. Jose L. Gendagortagalarza, of brother! Albert Wds, C1ri cinnati and Bobby and Wallace Woods, both of Seminole. Funeral services were held Thursday at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel, Sanford. HOUSTON (UPI) An unemployed man and his girlfriend who said they thought they legally could sell their 5-day-old son to help them out of financial trouble have been convicted of trying to sell the infant for $5,000. Adrian W. January was fined $500 and his girlfriend, Karen F. Lawrence, was fined $300 Wednesday by Harris County Criminal Court-at-Law Judge AZ. Axios. A jury had convicted them of seeking cash In exchange for consent to adoption. "I was always under the impression that a mother could be reimbursed for being off work, the mental anguish for giving up the child, for being pregnant and not keeping the baby," testified Miss Lawrence, 23, a housekeeper. - Production Costs Blamed • for Fined In Try To Sell Baby BY BROYHILL PROVINCIAL P40? asked Circuit Judge William Woodson to order a search of every pe rson entering th e courtroom when the trial begins Aug. 9. Florida Milk Prices Jump; II . when she collided with the car of another motor s near the intersection of east All Street and Magnolia Avenue in Sanford. As a result of the accident, Mrs. Manley claims, she suffered injuries and incurred medical expenses to treat her injuries. According to the' stilt. Mrs. Manley submitted her claim for nofault benefits for her sustained injuries but the insurance company ref used payment. Th e defense attorney in the murder trial of Gregory Mills has IN BRIEF Tree limbs, metal roofing, out of buildings and flooded many low-lying areas, toppled southern China, where no By WILLIAM J. HOLSTEIN Hong Kong. Officials saId)l.. tast three cranes and knocked out elec- reports of damage or injury awnings, potted plants and many homes. Officials said HONG KONG (UP!) Typhoon Hope smashed into people were kffed and 123 in- tricity, water and communica- were available. The storm other debris flew through Hong many of the flimsy shacks that tion services across hong kong. system was so extensive that Kong streets and richocheted serve as homes for immigrants Hong Kong with ferocious 150 jured In Hong Kong. Hope passed over Hong Kong one 6-year-old boy was killed in off buildings. Parked cars were from China were blown away. The typhoon struck with mph winds today and marine But the residents, evacuated as oceanand slammed into the China a landslide in South Korea crushed by falling trees. police searched for a boat incredible fury, tossing The typhoon sucked windows a precaution, were safe. carrying 408 Vietnamese re- going freighters onto piers, mainland but was reported sparked by heavy rains. crashing uprooted light poles losing strength quickly. fugees feared lost at sea. Officials said they had no way' "I don't hold out much hope through car windows and for them," a marine police wreaking widespread destruc- to determine how many 1.-T,V refugees could have been on the 1 spokesman said "if they are out tion on the tiny colony, The Hong Kong fatalities open seas, although 478 slipped to sea in that kind of a boat It will be a miracle if they've included a 3-year-old girl who into Hong Kong Wednesday, drowned when swept off her before the storm struck. survived." Marine police said 17 ships Macao authorities pushed the family's fishing junk, an refugee-crammed junk back electrician electrocuted by a were tossed about in the harbor, out to sea Wednesday after cable knocked down in the eight of them colliding in four accepting only a family of five, storm and a 66-year-old man separate incidents. Hope passed over Hong Kong which included a pregnant whose house collapsed on him. The typhoon collapsed dozens westward and was hovering mother. The boat, sail powered, was last seen headed toward of squatter shacks, flooded over the Pearl River delta of IN BRIEF .'. FLORIDA 408 V*Iets Are Feared Lost In Typhoon NA110N Search Asked Of Those Entering Court I19 S O oi' $ 2199 Jim Hemphill, Manager SANFORD 1' Eureka 6-Carpet Height Dial-A-Nap Upright Model 1424 Cleans to Wall Beats, Combs, Suct ions Disposable Bag Fills from Top Resists Clogging A $699S Eureka 6-Piece Tool Set MoOt'I 1Q54 NO CHARGE with puicPiJse of Model 1424 VALUE 555 W First Street Mon Fri 86 Sat 8 S 322-2821 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 44 AA round Thursday, August 2, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Uome Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $2060; Year, $40.00. No Grounds For Optimism On June 6, 1972, Melvin R. Laird, then secretary of defense, offered the following testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee in support of the first Soviet-American strategic arms agreement, known as SALT 1: -Our security will be enhanced. "We have applied brakes to the momentum of Soviet strategic missile deployments. We have. . . laid a solid foundation for further arms limitation and potential arms reductions in the future." If these statements have a certain familiar ring, they should. They are virtually identical to the justifications now being advanced by the Carter administration on behalf of the SALT II treaty. The uncanny parallels here are worth pursuing. Mr. Laird himself would be the first to admit that events since 1972 have made a mockery of his confident forecasts. The United States is less, far less, secure today than it was in 1972. The Soviet strategic buildup, and particularly its offensive missile deployments, continued all but unaffected by SALT I's inadequate restrictions. As for the safety presumably guaranteed by verification, it was none other than Melvin Laird who complained publicly two years ago that the Soviets had stretched portions of the SALT I agreements beyond any reasonable interpretation and that the United States lacked the resolve to label these liberties for what they were — violations of SALT I terms. Strategic weapons deemed essential by Mr. Laird and his superiors in 1972 and upon which U.S. acceptance of SALT I was partly predicated were subsequently cancelled or delayed. The fate of the B-i bomber, cancelled by President Carter, is a notable example. The hopes for "further arms limitation and potential arms reductions" have likewise not been realized. On the contrary, the aggregate power of tSoviet and American nuclear arsenals wil1 continue to increase. But the Soviets'will register the greater gains by far. Is there reason to believe, then, that SALT II will succeed where SALT I fnild? A careful analysis of SALT II's terms and a conservative projection of Soviet and American strategic programs offer no grounds for optimisim whatsoever. During the six-year lifespan of SALT II, the Soviets can be expected to triple the number of nuclear warheads now in their arsenal. The number of U.S. warheads may increase by 50 percent. Measured in terms of surface destruction, the power of the Soviet nuclear forces will likely double while that of the United States will inch up by less than 13 percent. The Soviet Union's ability to destroy protected targets, including U.S. missile silos, will expand by 1,000 percent . The comparable figure for the United States will be 400 percent, assuming no additional delays in cruise missile programs. The fact is that SALT I, and the Illusions it spawned, have left the United States vulnerable to a Soviet first strike. SALT IT, as presently written, will only increase that vulnerability. Whether SALT H can be revised sufficiently In the Senate to make It worth ratifying remains to be seen. But the disparities and Imbalances of this treaty must somehow be corrected If SALT Ills to yield something other than a continuation of the relative decline in American strength so strikingly evident in the seven years since SALT I. BERRY'S WORLD 9 TI W The Clock ByJANECASSELBERRY VIEWPOINT ANGL EIWAL TERS Guess On The Who Disaster .ç -. H, WASHINGTON (NEA) - The Republican Party, anxious to take maximum advantage of a special new postal rate for political organizations, is skirting the edge of the federal law that established the low-cost mailing privilege. Although the statute specifically limits the use of the bargain rate to national- and statelevel political committees, GOP organizations in at least two states have used it to benefit other groups. By volunteering its services as a clearinghouse for information about challenged but subsequently approved by the Postal Service, the Republican National Cornmittee is quietly encouraging questionable use of the postal rate. The preferential rate is 3.1 cents per letter for third-class bulk mailings, compared with 8.4 cents per letter for commercial users of the same service hnd 15 cents per letter for firstclass mail. The special rate has been available for many years but only for use by religious, educational, scientific, charitable, veterans, fraternal and other non-profit organizations. With no publicity, Congress last year amended the law to include the national committees of political parties, their state cornmittees and the campaign committees they operate In the House and Senate. Donald L. Ivers, whose title of MC house counsel makes him the party's chief t.1 adviser, early this year distributed a detailed memo on the subject to to? iflIais. it inciune the following question-and-answer explanation: / .. . ,;, •1 IJ ' • . .. ,, •,•,.' . ,•,.,.,'I. -. . •. )) . . : . ¶' . •... __ - . - :. TT 1 ' -• -. .0 . .. . . . .. . . . •. . 'Just doing my lob, son .— keeping the nation clean I' L 10 H TER SIDE Strike U p The B By DICK WEST "Q. Are county committees authorized to WASHINGTON (UPI) .. Even though the mall at the third-class non-profit rate?" United States may not be on the best of terms "A. No." Are candidate committees authorized to with the Ayatollah Khomeini, it would be a "Q. mistake to dismiss everything he says and does mail at the third-class non-profit rate?" out of hand. "A. No." Some of the rThl'm Ureira1ian-oiuLj9nary In addition, Ivers' memo quoted Postal Service regulations stating that a non-profit leader has ordered might be applied to j' organization authorized to use the cheap rate advantage in this country. I am thinking in particular of President "m2y mail only its own matter at these rates." Carter's recent revolt against his Cabinet, The word "only" was underlined. But at a recent conference of state GOP During that period of turmoil, the president leaders, Ivers recounted with approbation the spoke of America as experiencing a "national Maryland Republican Party's success in gaining malaise." Carter apparently felt that lopping off a few Postal Service authorization for mailing done on Cabinet members wo uld help us f eel better, and behalf of a county GOP committee. maybe it will. But If the malaise persists, the He also distributed copies of a nailing president might be wise to investigate to what produced by California's Republican Party to extent it is caused by music. promote the GOP candidate running In a special In banning musical broadcasts over Iranian election earlier this year for a seat In the state radio and television this week, the ayatollah senate. asserted that music "stupefies persons listening The key to compliance with the letter 0 to it and makes their brain inactive and us." ', the spirit of the law Is that the tate committees frivolous. 7Ut m ust produce and finance the mailings entirely quo te seems to pretty well sum up the on their own. "The date party has to prepare It, condition Carter i package it and mall it out," Ivers ezPlalnedL I was noticing after his big energy speech two By using that technique to circumvent weeks ago how denumbed people appeared, and Intent of the statute, there Is "an almost endless, how mentally quiescent vast area of possibilities to use the new rate to had become. Particularly in congres. benefit state and local (Republican) At the time, I put It down to a general sense of organizations," he added. debility brought about by rampant inflation, By WILLIAM STEIF The biggest single item most Americans own is a home. But what do you do when your home 'Is wrecked in a tornado, a flood, an earthquake; a hurricane or a severe winter storm? You may have some insurance, but chances are it isn't enough. Nor is it likely to cover ioine items. The place to turn, as hundreds of thousands have in the past 26 years, is the Small Busin Administration. That's what the folks in Wichita Falls, Tekas, did a few months ago when a tornado destroyed 7,000 homes, businesses and apartment units. That's what the people around Fort Dodge, Iowa did in June when high winds cut a swath through the area. The people around Palm Beach, Fla., turned to SBA after late-April flooding; so did folks in six New Mexico counties that suffed severe springtime storms. Once SBA arrives on the scene, hard-hit homeowners can find out quickly if they're eligible for long-term, low-interest federal lohs to put them on their feet again. Last year, for example, SBA made 74;548 home loans totaling more than $360 million. The pace was even brisker In the first four months of this year — 34,244 loans totaling almost' $129 million. Yet many people don't know about'thLs program. It works this way, says Michael Massie, a dlsaster.dperattons specialist at SEA: gasoline shortages, the rotting dollar overseas — First you have to be In a declared thsaiter and too much starchy food. area. The president declares major disasters. But now I am wondering if it might be not a But nianyareas have minor disasters —mlflfrto. matter of listening to too many John Denver an except the people involved; they can records, or something of that sort. declared disaster areas at a governor's request. Khomeini said musical programming had An SBA-declared disaster area normally endrained Iranians of "strength and virility." compses at least 25 homes where at leait a Could the same thing be happening here? quarter of the damage is uninsured. be Wouldeaneelln&a Peter Frampton concert — Once this in done, SBA speedily sets up a better for America thá?i 1fr4gacretary of Health, Education and Welfare? ft-swaly- field office. If an SBA regional office is close, the something Carter should be thinking about. Includes loans America has always take the traditional advise a rids rearesentatives from that office to western view that "music bath charms." But for mobile homes.) that attitude crystallized before somebody in —For a disaster loan, you need: a schedule of iented disco. It may be that now, as Khomeini said, "a losses, Including personal property losses pch (but not ltzEwY youth who spends his time listening to music can as autos, color TVs and stereos Items, like antiques); your best estimate of Teal no longer appreciate realities." estate damages; a copy of your most recent If he regards listening as "satanic," what of federal Income-tax return (to youths who spend their time playing the stuff? creditworthiness); a copy of your d eeo or From time to time, I am thrust into the mortgage; a copy of your Insurance policy and proximity of a group of youths flailing guitars and drums. To say they exhibit little ap. copies of insurance-settlement sheets; the title ur auto, if it was destroyed. predation of reality Is un derstating the case. or registration of yo If your home has been hit by a natural They sound completely out of touch with reality. Also out of touch with melody, harmonics and disaster, don't hesitate to seek SBA assistance. rhythm. In fact, with. everything except volume. You can get It through the "one-stop centers" Realistically, .it might be argued that the SBA sets up after disaster-area declarations. Or president couldn't pull the plug as abruptly as you can get the information you need from your local chamber of commerce or your state or the ayatollah did. I beg to disagree. All he do is have the new HEW secretary report that local civil defense organization. Don't be shy about it. SBA Is out there to help you. music causes cancer In mice, Longwood Land Use Ma p Plan Takes Verbal Beating By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer ,You are sitting herewith an illegal hearing," Longwood Realtor Bo Simpson told the Longwood City Commission Monday night. It was the first of :two public hearings scheduled en the city's proposed land use :map.. Referring to the changes that :had been colored In on the ' Plastic overlay on the map, Simpson said, "You are iezonlng by a brush of a colored crayon." "You have the right to rezone, but you have to go back to State Statute 166 which reulres each zoning change to be done In a different hearing," he added. Several property owners joined Simpson In objecting to the way existing zoning was being "summarily changed" on the proposed land use map. . - from the zoning board altogether." "I don't see the difference In zoning and telling you you can't do something with your land," Grant added, "and if that is the Intention of council, you are going to have to spend a lot of money litigating. "It's not right to hurt people by making them go to court. "They tried to rezone my property In Volusla County, but after I won my $5 million suit against Volusla County, they dropped it pretty quick." Although technically not rezoning, City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. admitted that "as a practical matter," passage of the land use map would be "administrative rezoning." Attorney James Fowler, representing the Country Club Kennels properties on E.E. Williamson Road, objected to the proposed ch ange in zo ning Its location next to the railroad would be a detriment, he pointet out. "I feel it would be an e'elIent place for warehuses and would add to the city's tax base." complained that the Simp plan was not effective as it does not provide for low cost housing. He said there is no good transitional zoning between residential and business areas, such as multi-family c..I,4 Wnu,1,.r housing might provide. "A land use plan is needed, "There are a lot of people who don't know they are, in effect, but this is a hodge podge," being rezoned," he added, 'and Simpson said. "I'm not even for the plan," there is going to be a hue and commented Mayor June cry when they all find out." Tom Binford objected to the Lormann, "but somebody said map's 600-foot-deep corn- we had to do it or do what the mercial zoning along State county said." NED JULIAN JR. "It is my understanding we Road 434. He said the Sun-Pac are supposed to do a map with 434 and County from commercial to residential property at for his client's property, calling Road 427, currently zoned in- the future in mind," she said. It "confiscation of private dustrial, would be extremely "Everybody out there is telling corn- limited in use as commercial. us we are not doing what we property without pensanon." He said the land use plan would deprive his client of his livelihood and depreciate the property in value three or four-fold. Fowler noted his client's property had been zoned commercial many y"ars ago, before residential developmerits were built around it. "Probably the most compatible use would be a dog kennel since everybody moved next to one," should, while Ned icity attorney Julian Jr.) is saying we are doing what we should." "This map is based on what we thought was right and appropriate in the year 2000,' Commissioner Ray Leibenpointed out, spergersoid. It twwcver% the land use map will he effective immediately on adoption and in order to get an exception it will take four out of five of the commission votes. '. Rationing OK'd WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House has approved a gasolinerationing and energy-saving tAll backers say will set the .naton on a "think conand course .sçrvatlon" detractors call an unlimited gift of power to the president. It was an energy policy victory for President Carter, who wants standby rationing authority to use as a last resort Ins fuel crisis. But the bill provoked bitter partisan quarreling that inyolyed Democratic and Republican floor leaders, the speaker, d the major energy legislators, and the final version brought the hint of a possible ridentlal veto, - .'The bill, sent to the Senate on 'g263-159 vote Wednesday night, *ould let the president order gasoline rationing under a ;Maznlined procedure but only fuel shortages were severe version "clearly needs tinprovement before the president can sign it." He said the administration is "disappointed that the House has been unable to agree on a direct and clear-cut bill that contains a set of measures that would enable the president to protect the country from the kinds of problems we have been experiencing this summer." The House bill would set up a federal-state program of mandatory conservation in emergencles less severe than those requiring rationing. It has two main parts, and here is how they would work: —Rationing: If fuel shortages reach, or threaten to reach, for 30 days a level 20 percent below supplies a year earlier, the president could order a rationIng plan of his own design. Either house could block its and prolonged. -,The Senate has approved a similar conservation package Udils on record in favor of ergency gasoline rationing authority. But the White House made It clear Wednesday right president wants more work done on the bill before final passage. spokesman said the House implementation in 15 days. Carter already has the power to order rationing, but existing law puts it under a cumbersome congressonal approval process the House bill would simplify. —Consetvation: When fuel shortages hit 10 percent for 30 days, Carter could direct states to meet energy conservation targets. Those that failed would have to accept mandatory federal programs. This Is the portion of the bill opponents such as Rep. Dave Stockman,, R-Mich., called "unlimited power to the president" and fought bitterly as too much federal control. But Rep. Toby Moffett, DConn., told a reporter, '.ñils bill will help get people to thinking conservation on the state level (with) a trigger hanging over them to nudge them to do more." Vets Office In New Place Effective Monday, the Seminole County Veteran Service Office will begin operating in its new location at Building 310 at the Sanford Airport. The office previously was located at 203 E. Third St. Veterans Service Officer Clinton Westbrook said the office hours will remain the same 8:30 am. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. - Yes I ' re Open COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED - FLAGSHIP BANK LONG WOOD 1020 SR. 434 South Am er*icans. Run Hit-Man Rings Register Now! . The secret orgar''t1on is called "Operation Condor," after the buidheaded vulture of the Andes. Its headquarters is located in Cole. Though munberelulp has varied since Condor's formation In 1VI6, other member nations have Inclisled Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. Although Condor functions as an Intelligencegathering orgs'tion to keep track of "leftist" edIes and other opponents of the ruling Juntas, IL. "Plisse Three" section is the Mafia-like enforcement arm, according to top-secret docwnents and other sources. The special section "Involves the formation of special teams from member countries assigned to travel anywhere in the world to noninember countries to carry oi4 lunctims assassination — against Condor enemies," according to a "Top Secret-Sensitive" report of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. One "Phase Three" Nam La cha'ged with — zoning changes the city was 'I • reducing the value of property. Simpson used as an example four acres of industrially-zoned property owned by City Commissioner J.R. Grant on County Road 427. "That land Is worth $30,000 an acre, but you are proposing to zone it commercial, which would dilute its value at least 50 percent," Simpson predicted. Grant also spoke against the plan as a land-owner. "There are several pieces of land (where the zoning is being changed) where it is going to hurt people. I have 10 acres down by the cemetery they put ,,,_. on as Industrial. The 250 feet along the railroad, had been designated industrial and J.R. GRANT the other piece, R-2 residential. A second public hearing on The railroad track doesn't the map will beat7p.m. Aug. 13 make the best residential at the city hull. property, but the council One objection was that by changed it all to R-2 different 3 JACK ANDERSON drawing up the Condor "hit lid" in a particular country. Then a second team is dispatched to locate the targeted victims and conduct sur vellance on them. Finally, a third team, drawn from one or more member police agencies, is secret police of at least six South American military regimes have been running a Joint undercover operation whose function Is to sent to carry out the "sanction" decided upon. So far, apparently, Condor has failed to assassinate common enemies in foreign cowiedabliib an outpost in the United States but an tries. attempt was made at one point to open a station "No doubt about it, he Is a more FORCEFUL speaker when he clenches his list and brings it down 10 emphasize a point." Specialists; Pays...? WASHINGTON — It reads like a paperback thriller or the script for a Hollywood suspense flick, but It is frighteningly, incredibly reaL The ,.t The Seminole County Chapter 428 of the Military Order of the Purple Heart made up of recipients of that medal wounded In action will be on the streets August 7 with bouquets of purple violas made by hospitalized veterans. The flower is the national symbol of the, organization and will be presented to those who donate to the welfare fund for emergency relief for. veterans and their families. Mayor Lee Moore has declared the day "Purple Heart Day" as a reminder of the establishment of The Order of the Purple Heart by General George Washington on Aug. 7, 1782 to honor all those men performing a singularly meritorious deed and to commemorate the deeds of those who have received the honor over the passing years. Flags flew at half mast in Casselberry last week in honor of former city councilman Ben Evans, who died at the age of 84 after a long illness. A retired mechanical engineer, he moved to Casselberry in 1948 from Hatboro, Pa., and served his community well. He and his brother, the late Miller Evans, could always be found involved In taking children with sight problems to have their eyes tested for glasses, helping the blind, delivering baskets of food to the needly or some other community project. He was a member of the World War I Veterans and American Legion Post 256, a lifelong Mason, and charter member of the Casselberry Lions Club, and a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. The community owes a lot to old-timers like Ben. Seminole Youth Service System is In the process of compiling a comprehensive youth guide of more than 500 services available to children and youth under 18 years In Seminole County. These will include everything from day care for tots to recreation, counseling, medical services and opportunities for jobs and volunteer service for teen-agers. There will also be a listing of on-going programs for youth provided by churches In the county. An effort Is being made to contact youth-related agencies and churches by mall and telephone, sometimes without success. If you wish to be in- Second Public Hearing Aug. 13 who have given so much of themselves in making it a worthwhile place to live and In helping others. cluded In the youth guide and have not been contacted call Seminole Youth Service System at 3229146 or write P.O. Box 49, Sanford, Fla., 32771. Blood donors at the Seminole County Blood Bank In Sanford will get a card redeemable for a free chicken dinner courtesy of Poppa Jay's, Sanford. The blood bank is open Monday and Wednesday 9 a.m. to 5p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday, 11 am. to 7 p.m. It is closed Friday through Sunday. Thursday, Aug. 2, 1979—SA ___ in MInI, according to the secret report. The CIA got wind ofthe plan and notified the State Department A formal protest to the governments Involved was considered, but was vetoed IV thin-Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. listeed, U.S. disapproval of the proposed Condor station was quietly relayed to the Chilean secret police, DINA, which seemed to be the moving force behind Condor. The outpost was never set up, but this may not have stopped Condor from doing Its dirty work in the United States In September 1976, the procnln4 Chbfin exile, Orlando Letelier, was Won to bits with a young American associate as they were driving pest the Chilean chancery on Washington's Embassy Row. The confessed hit man 4almd DINA had hired him, and a secret FBI report at the time stated: "It Is not beyond the realm of possibility that the recent aassindlon of Orlando Letelier. may !9ve been carried out as a third phase of 1 Color TV and 4 Black & White TV's will be given away as part of our opening celebration I "Operation Condor," Quick action by the CIA and the French and Portugese governments prevented similar Condor strikes on another occasion, sources told our associate Dale Van Atta. Following the assassinations of the Bolivian ambassador and a Uruguayan attache In Paris, and a Chilean diplomat in the Middle East, a Condor first team had selected three prominent European leftists as targets for retaliation. has been laid to rest. Chilean undercover agents have still been able to enter the United States on false passports to buy electronic eavesdropping equipment and the secret report notes that "persons accompanying President Pinochet to the signing of the Panama Canal Treaty used false passports." The report concludes, "What is clear, is that DINA and Condor possess both the motive and capability to harm United States residents." SOUND OFF: Q. My solution to the oil crisis: But while the second team was looking for the free enterprise. Well we cnmpetltlon. And we'll targets, the CIA discovered that the see the people work out solutions. — Patricia assassinations were to occur in France and Tursi, Yakima, Wash. Portugal and urgently notified these governA. Great Idea. But who's going to persuade inenta. French and Portugese authorities Upped the OPEC nations, which rig oil prices, to return off the intended victims, then called the Condor the free enterprise system? U they sold their to nations' representatives on the carpet "to warn oil on an open market, economists tell me it them to call off the action," according to the would reduce the price by $12 to 11$ a barrel. secret report. It added: "They did — after I would like to know why Frank Sttrgis, who Q. denying that it had ever been planned." used to work for you, wound atWa? — Because of worldwide outrage at the Latelier Ora Gates, Mobile, Ala. murder — three top officials of DINA were inA. He worked for Richard Nixon, note. dicted In the United States, but extradition has Sturgis was hired by the Nixon CAMD0119 to been refused — the Chilean president, Gen. break Into Watergate. Aug'ato Pinochet, dissolved the sinister police Footnote: Address your letters to Ask Jack force in 1977. Its replacement agency Is Anderson, Box 2300, Washington, D.C. 20013. primarily an intelligence-gathering agency, CIA Your full name will be used unless otherwise sources said. requested. Because of the tremendous vaiwne of But others are not so sure that DINA's ghost mail, personal replies are lmpotb!c. You must register no later than Sept. 4th. Open a Checking or Savings Account of $300.00 or more and receive your handpainted print of L. Tf JJ Afl,wAftfI oldJ b Lon WV e_ •I t l H ou Other local historical sites also available for 5795, MEMBER F.D.I.C. FL%iSHIP BANK ALL Ti-IE AM YOU'LL EVER NEEDSTM 11) ,• DOWNTOWN SANFORD 200W.FIRSTST. - SANFORD PLAZA DRIVE-INS CENTRAL 3000 HWY. 17•fl SANFORD .-'- - •- ••- -.. S -•-' •-•----,- SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 A.M.-9 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. 4 - .-------- 4' • 4% - . - .4 - OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-5:30 �SPORTS 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Thursday, Aug. 2, 1979 IN BRIEF Gamble Goes To N.Y. In Trade For Rivers Reese Changes Signals Oscar Gamble, NEW YORK ful"ll completing both a personal odyssey and a unique baseball trade, will rejoin the N York Yankees Thursday, leaving unclear the question of ho the deal with the Texas Rangers got snagged in the first place. VERO BEACH, ha. UP!) - For Don Reese, the clanging of the iron bars at Dade County i Fla.) stockade two years ago signaled a change in his life he will never forget. Reese, a fiI defensive end drafted in the first round by the Miami Dolphins in 1974, was getting ready to spend the next year of his life in jail on if cocaine conviction in 1977. "I was mad at the world, mad at football, because I had the feeling it was my being a professional football player in Miami that got inc mixed up with the stuff," said Reese, who is in his second year with his new team, the New Orleans Saints. biter on I realized what I had done. I adjusted. I became determined to make the best of it, to spread the word when I got out." After New Orleans picked up Reese last year from Miami for a thirdround draft choice, he seldom talked to reporters about his experiences in jail, asking in feigned amazement, ''What jail?" But Reese says he has learned a lot since then and Spent the off-season spreading the word to hundreds of junior and senior high school students. "1 was lucky," Reese said. I was no user, no addict. I was just stupid. Now I realize how fortunate I am to be able to talk to kids when they're at an kmpresstonuLl" e aiu , 'We felt e were on firm ground making the deal and annoujicing it," said Eddie Robinson, executive vice-pre.sident of the Rangers. "had we not been given the OK by the American League office, we would not have announced it." 'l'lie original deal IiIa(It' Mtuida sent Mickey Rivers to the Hangers for three-nurior leaguers and a player to be mwmiied later. But the commissioners office objected to '('(' rtam provisions of the deal The initial transaction called kr to of the minor-leaguer. - outfielders Gary Gray and Mike hart - to be delivered to the Yankees at the end of the season. According to league policy, however, once players are named. they must go directly to the new club. In addition, Gray, Hart and infielder Domingo Ramnos, the third player involved. had not cleared waivers. Also, the acquisition of the players would have placed the Yankees over the 40-rimati rosier limit. The reworked trade was approved by the commissioner's office, freeing Gamble to Charges Wife With Cruelty HACKENSACK, N.J. UP!) - Shortstop Bucky Dent of the New York Yankees has filed for divorce from his wife Karen after nearly nine years of marriage. Dent charged his spouse with extreme cruelty and said she could not accept his life as a major league ballplayer, in legal papers filed at the Bergen County Courthouse. The divorce petition asked the court for an equitable distribution of property and a decision on custody of the couple's children, Scott, 7, and Stacy, 3. rejoin the club be helped win a pennant in 1976. ''I can confirm that our office concurs," said Bob Wirz. a spokesman for the commissioiier. ''It's been approved. All players to be named later are minor-league players.'' Robinson felt all the fuss was unnecessary. lie said Cedric Talus, the Yankees general manager, reached -the American League office and received permission to aniioune the deal. Its A Boy For Connors LOS ANGELES (UP!) — The wife of tennis star Jimmy Connors gave birth early Wednesday to a 7-pound, 14ounce boy, the couple's first child. The infant was born at 3:02 a.m. PDT, according to a spokeswoman at CedarsSinai Medical Center. She said she did not know If the baby had been named yet. Mother, father and the baby were doing "fine," she said. Connors' wife, former Playboy centerfold Patty McGuire, was almost two weeks overdue. She was admitted to the medical center Tuesday afternoon. However. American I ,eague President I .ee MacI 'hail sal(I any conversations concerning the trade took place after it was completed. the Yankees i talked to us after the deal was made'," MacPhail said. 'No one asked if it would be approved. It's just a misunderstanding or a in isquote. We did not give any advance approval. Gamble, currently in the second year of a six-year, $285 million contract, was hitting 335 in 64 games with Texas with eight homers and 32 RB!. Ironically, the deal deprivedRivers a chance to resume his friendship with Gamble. While in New York, Gamble often helped the brilliant but moody Rivers get over his down moods. "We were friends when we played together for the Yankees and we still are." said Gamble. Arthur Ashe Hospitalized : NEW YORK (UP!) — Tennis star Arthur Ashe may have suffered a heart attack, a New York Hospital spokesman reported late Wednesday afternoon. "We just don't know yet if he had a heart attack or not. Further tests are being done and it might take a day or two before we know." Ashe had been admitted through the emergency unit Tuesday evening, complaining of weakness and pains. lie was listed in satisfactory condition. The name of his physician was withheld at the doctor's request. ONTARIO, Calif. (UP!) - Mario Andretti will take time from the busy defense of his World Driving Championship to return to Indianapolis-type racing in next month's $300,000 California 500, it was announced Wednesday. The veteran driver from Nazareth, Pa., has not driven a Formula I car since scoring his 33rd victory at Trenton, NJ,, last September. He will drive one of three Roger Penske-built cars Sept. 2 in the California 500 at the Ontario Motor Speedway. Ryder Cup Site Set BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UP!) - The 1983 Ryder Cup matches have been awarded to a new golf course being built by the PGA of America in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. PGA of Am4rlca is building three courses, a clubhouse, a PGA headqfiarters building and other facilities. The headquarters building is scheduled to be ready for occupancy by the PGA in 1980. I., .,,•,,,.I, ' , West Virginia, Tennessee and Florida warning youngsters about the evils of drugs. 'We rented a car and hit the road," Reese said. "I made a dozen talks and believe iiw, the kids paid attention. You could hear a pin drop. Sometimes I would go to a school at nine in the morning and wouldn't leave until two. I ate with students and principals. I went into homes. It was a trtiieiious experience, meeting Christian people who wanted their students to ,u.t Ihi "h' rr' how who realized youngsters can cave into peer pressure when you hang out with the wrong crowd." Reese said the Dolphins ca.it twu adrift after his prison term even though he said tie had served his debt to society, "After we were convicted, Dolphin Coach) Don Shula said we would have the slate wiped clean after we served our sentence," Reese said. "But some of the Miami press caine down hard on us. "Thank goodness we had an understanding judge, who looked into our backgrounds, checked us out and realized we could be rehabilitated," Reese got offers from the Saints, Houston and Kansas City, but he finally decided on the Saints after a chat with owner John Mecom Jr. "The thing that tipped the scales was John Mecom," Reese said. "He convinced inc that New Orleans was the team for me. I was thinking seriously of Houston because Robert Brazile, my teammate at Jackson State, was there. But Mr. Mcconi made me an offer I couldn't refuse. "My first reaction was, Man, anywhere but the sorry Saints.' But it changed. My dad, who lives in Mobile and is my biggest fan, wanted me to go to the Saints because he could See inc play," Dent Files For Divorce, Andrettl Switches Gears Reese and . 01tiU,II ' : teammate Randy Crowder spent the spring itwnping - Bears' Antoine Retires CHICAGO (UP!) - Offensive tackle Lionel Antoine of the Chicago Bears has announced his retirement from football because of recurrent knee problems. He will be listed on the injured reserve, which will entitle him to collect his full salary, estimated at about $90,000 per year. An injury to his knee had forced the 6-foot-6, 265-pounder on the injured reserve list through the 1977 season, allowing him to play only eight games last season. A native of Biloxi, Miss., Antoine said he would return there to run his liquor store, "rassle alligators, and live happily ever after," Rams Cut 2 Free Agents Nicklaus Isn't Worried About Winning ''It hasn't bothered IIIC nearly BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPI) Jack Nicklaus refuses to as much as it has bothered you guys who ask the questions," bend. Nicklaus said when asked about Even though the Golden Bear his so-far winless 1979 season. hasn't won a golf tournament this year, Le Insists the Gist "I'm winding down my golf PGA Championship which game," he added. "'i'ou just began today on the challenging don't go out and win if major Oakland Hills Country Club tournament every year. I don't course, could be his last event have anything to prove to myself and I'm not going to go of the year. — E1 NA1DWARI out and play iiiore just to win a tournament." But, down deep, golf's all time money king and the winner of 17 major tournaments, including two U.S. Amateurs, Wants very much to extend his "golf season." FULLERTON, Calif. (UP!) - The Los Angeles Rams' cut two free agents Wednesday to trim their squad for their exhibition opener against the Oakland Raiders Saturday night at Los Angeles Coliseum. Released on waivers were punter Ken Beckman from Arizona State, and wide receiver Dwayne Taggart from Los Angeles Southwest College. Eagles Trim Roster WIDENER, Pa. (UP!) - The Philadelphia Eagles Wednesday trimmed their preseason roster to 85 players : by releasing rookie defensive back Richard Carter of North Carolina State via waivers, and putting a player on the Injured list. ; Rookie tight end Mike Siegel of Boston College was put on the injured reserved list after he underwent knee surgery at Paoli Memorial Hospital. Both players were free agents. Baltimore Just Keeps 'Sweeping' Along By MIKE TULLY Weaver 'There are too many up three hits to Buck Martinez Cleveland, 7-4, and Seattle Reggie Jackson, 14111 Piniella winning run with it secondgames left to play. A lot of but boosted his record to 148 trimimied Calfornia, 7-6. and Jerry Narron homered and inning sir,glt giving Oakland You gotta give Earl Weaver things can happen yet." with his 13th complete game. Don Hood, 4-1), and Jim Kant its fourth ictory the last five In the National League, it W as credit. Not only is he living up combined on a six-hitter, games. Th e Birds are leading the 'We're playing be tter this Philadelphia 9, the New York Red Sox 7, Indians 4: to his reputation as one of American League East by eight year because last year we Mets 6; Pittsburgh 4, St. lA)tiiS extending Chicago's losing baseball's best managers, but gaines with a 72-34 record. played almost all season .him ft. e drove in four runs 3; Montreal 7, the Chicago Cubs streak to seven gaines. with a pair of two-run homers he's trying not to sound smug. Traditionally they win in the without Bumbry," said Dennis, 5 in 12 innings; Atlanta 5, San Rials 1, Blue Ja)s 3: and Bob atson singled home "What happened in the past second half of the year, SO no who had one close call when the Diego 4; Houston 5, San G eorge Brett, playing with an two runs as the Red Sax three games doesn't really one should expect any collapse. Brewers had three straight Francisco 4; and Cincinnati 10, injured thumb, collected three snapped the Indians winnin oi mean anything," he said Los Angeles 5. Rich Dauer homered and singles. hits, (trove in two runs and streak at 10 games. Wednesday night, after his 4, Tigers 3: Rangers In other games, Texas nipped scored the game-winning run Mariners 7, Angels6: Baltimore Orioles hammered singled twice and Al Iumbry the Milwaukee Brewers, 5-2. to collected three hits to back the Detroit, 4-3, the New York Newly acquired Mickey for the Royals. Dan Meyer slammed a solo i'sins I: complete a three-game sweep. eight-hit pitching of Dennis Yankees defeated the Chicago Rivers singled um one run 'Ind A's homer for his third hit of the Martinez. The victory was White Sox, 9.1, Kansas City beat game to break it 6-6 tie in the Jim Sundberg tripled in two Rick I.angford scattered "People jump to too many Baltimore's 13th in the last 15 Toronto, 4-3, Oakland humbled more to trigger the Rangers. eight hits and Tons' .rnias seventh inning and lead the conclusions," continued games. Dennis Martinez gave Minnesota, 7-1, Boston topped Yankees 9, White Sox I: drove in what proved to be the Mariners to victory. UPI Sports Writer , , .11. a ullu a , [iI was woo Major League Baseball Minn 55 49 519 4 Cit 53 52 505 o 46 60 431 II Chi(i)QO 1.6 63 422 IS' Seattle 287 30 31 77 Oakland Wednesday's Results Oakland 7 Minnesota 1 Boston 7 Cleveland 4 New York 9. Chicago I Baltimore S. Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 1. Toronto 3 Texas 1, Detroit 3 Seattle 7, California 6 Today's Game (All Times EDT) I) 61 at I Torrei Boston 8 30 Milwaukee (Travers 9 11, National League 0 AU H Pct, Winfield, SD 108 107 139 342 Foster. (in 19 285 95 333 Templtn. St L 96 410 134 321 Hrnnd:, St L 101 388 127 327 2 Mannart Diedre Rose, Phi? 105 396 129 326 900 3 80 3 00 I Quantico Was Homer, Aft 7728.6 92 312 3.60 2 20 7 Sileert Way Garvey, LA 107 436 140 321 20 Cin Grittey. 93 377 119 316 a (1.2) 18.40; T (2)7) 5 40; Time 2:08 4 Matthws, All 101 438 136 315 'Knight, Cm Fourth Race pm 100 365 1)4 312 Friday's Games 7 Royal (Slack St American League 16 80 7 00 3 20 k,C at Detroit. 2. twi night 6 Sue Do Two GAB H Pc?. 1560 5 20 Texas ,;t Cleveland, nigh? 8 Midnight Honey Downing, Cal 99349 eli 335 3 10 Chicago at Toronto, night Kemp. Dc? 96358 119 337 0 (2.6) 7040 T (2-41) $39.40; Baltimore at New York, night Time 2)0.4 Bochfe, Sea 99 36.1 120 330 Boston at Milwaukee, nigh) Filth Race Le:cano, Mil 92 315 101 330 California at Minnesota, right 3 Sun River Lehi Brett, KC 105 441 145 329 3 00 760 3 20 Oakland at Seattle. night B Perfectionist Lynn, Dos 97362 119 379 8.80 4 20 6 Dakota I--fills Smally, Mm 104 399 129 321 5 20 Rice, Q (3-I) 1650; (Sos 102 1)0 131 320 (3.1.4) 138.40, Time 2:1)3 Meyer. Sea tO) 372 115 309 Piniella, NY Sixth Race 91316 107 309 I Thirty knots Home Runs 12 80 180 300 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3 Baby Ilocy National League Kingman. tO 20 3 013 First Race, 0, 5-16, T. 32.11 go B Sunny Larmie Chi and Schmidt. Phil 36, 2.70 6 EO's ,lomo Run 1800 8 40 Winfield, SD 25. Matthews, AtI Q (3 4) 61,40; T (4.3-1I 470.60; 8 B Legacy 8 40 3 10 Time 2:09.2. 23, Lopes, LA 22 1 Stable i American Rice, L%ague 0 (6.1) 29.20. P (41) $4.40. T 16-I. Seventh Race Bos 27, Singleton, Bait and 7) 444 $0 it Island Jade IS 70 460 5 10 Lynn, Bbs 26, Baylor, Cal and Second Race, C, 5)6. T 31 89 7 Teeni Time 3 80 3 20 Thomas, Mel 25 2 Mount Uncouth 8 00 3 80 2 60 5 Maloretfe I. Bar s 10 Runs Batted In 6 That's Nebo .120 2 It) 0 (7$) 3140; T (1-7.5) 39350; National League Schmidt, I Daytime Jeanie 2 40 Time 2:07.1 Phil 81. Kingman, Chi 82. 0 (7 61 00. P (2 6) 3030, T (261) Eighth Race Winfield, SD Si 71 Clark. SF S8,00 S Silvi'r Cathy 76 80 1 60 .i 60 Foster, (in 12 Third Race, B. 516. 7 31 66 1 Brad Capers 80 3 60 American League Baylor, 8 Cash W,iv 21 It) II 10 1 40 2 Manna o so Cal 96. Rice, (Sos M. Lynn. Dos S Mr Brick 7.60 3 00 0 ($.7) 70.00; T (S.)lt 329 00; 82. Singleton, BaIt 81, Kemp, 6 II Major 2 80 Time 7:07.). Oct 77 0 (5-8) 104 00, P (8 Si 213 60. 7 (8. Ninth Race Stolen Bases 5.61 43 00 3 Champ Collins I) 00 600 1 10 National League Moreno, Fourth Race, E. it. 7 19,19 6 Harry Fitz 400 2 80 Pitt 46. North, SF 44, Scott, 5 Madison Viking 7 60 4 60 3 00 1 11mev Hanover 3 7(3 St L 30, T,iveras, NY 29. Cruz, 7 Fulla Vigor 10(30 100 0 (3-4) 2)60; T Hou and Scott, Mtl 78 7 Loni A i.oy 1 00 Time 2:04.0. American League LeFlore, 17(3-7) 42.00, P is 1) 91 80, T (5.7. Tenth Race Det 53, Wilson, KC 45 2) 75500. 1 John's Own 680 79 60 320 Bumbry, (Salt and Wills, Tex Fifth Race, A. S 16, T 31.73 5 General Mac to so 2 80 26. tkr.ds, Clev 25 S Carrie Again 6 60 3 10 2 10 3 Marybar Queen 3 10 Pitching Victories 2 hint Yoga 6 10 4 00 Q (4.5) 30.10, 1 (41-3) 169.10; National League Niekro, B Chartered Course 260 Time 2:09.4, Nekro, Aft II 13. Hou 1S6; 0(2-5) so 60, P (517) 253 .30, 1 13.2. 4— 1213; Handle $77,620. LaCoss, Cin ii i. Anduieir, I-lOu I) 345 40. Phil 117, Espinosa, II R. Sixth Race, C, 5)6, 1 31.11 1 Jarwin Tug 13 00 13 40 600 llama American League I Carry Bobbie 400 300 gan. Bait and John, NY 14 6, 7 KiOwoney Hero 400 D.Martinez, Bait 118, Ecker 0(2 3) 27.40. P (3-2) 276 00, T (3 2 DAYTONA BEACH Stey ISos 11 S C'v,ler, T,'. 17 6 1t'544 WEi39EDAy P41G11 T Ryan, II 1. SorenSen. Ml Seventh Race, D. 1 T. 39.57 First Game 121) 2 Slaririaze I? 520 3 60 3 S,ara lernan ii 00 180 3 40 Earned Run Average 8 rush 1200 '4 10 Galdos Gerardo 300 2 60 (based on 90 innings pitched) 7 Black I. ilTl() 2 20 IC arasa Andre 1 20 National League Rogers, Q (7.1) 61. 00. p (30)112 00. T U' a () 4) S2.20; T (3-4-2) 359 00 2 45. Perry, Mtl SO 2 59. 11 310S.60 Second Game LaCo'ss. (in 279, Shirley, SD Eighth Race, 4.5)6, 1 II 65 J Trani Pradera 16 80 560 1 60 2.83, Anduar, I-iOu 7 85 S Win With Wilt's' 1 (5) .1 00 3 01) Geildos Andre 120 9 2(3 American League Kern, 4 14 20 9 60 6 Santi Mandiola 4 60 Tea I.44. Marshal', Minn 2 11 7 Jersey ((are IS 10 0(13) 79,00; P (3-I) 6600, T (3)Guidry, NY Ryan. Cal 2 55. 0(4.5) 3200, P (54) 6810. 1(5-46) 27110; DO (3-3) 7)690. 2 70. John, NY 2.75 7) 331 80 Third Game Strikeouts Ninth Race. B, 5)6. T 3215 I Tranl 12 10 460 4 00 National League Ri(ia,d. 6 KS Clout IS 00 .120 1 80 Er;rique 560 1 40 Hou 182; Niekro, Aft 170. 1 Shredder 300 1 60 Rodolto 6 10 Perry, SD 119. Blyleven, Pitt 3 Sneaked By 3 .10 0 (1-4) 33.20; P (I 4) $ 9.70; T (1-4 116; Carlton, Phi) 115 0 (6-7) 23.00, P (6 7) 65.40. T 16 ' I 343.00 American League Ryan, 3) 21140 r, ,ta r- ,. , v ,,c ,. Tenth R ace, C, Is, - 39 . 12 Jenkins, Tea 116, Flanagan, 2 Clayton 0 22 00 820 7 80 Bait lOB. Eckersley. (Sos 102 I Lonesome Eagle 520 2 40 Saves 7 Laughing Laurie 2 60 National League -Sutter. 0(1.2) 43,50, P (2.11 16950, T (2-I. Chi Garber, All 23 and 7) $41.00. Tekulve. Pitt 19, Bair, Con II. Eleventh Race, TA, 5.16, T. 31.31 McGraw, Phil and Lavelle, SF I Target Irene 600 360 3 00 Ii 8 Todd Oliver 580 2 60 American League ' Mar I Win With Wendy 1 20 shall. Minn 20, Kern, Tea lB. 0 (1.1) 16.10, P (I I) 59.40, T (1.1. Stanhouse, (Salt and Monge. 4) 214.40. Clev 13. Hrabos y, KC. Twelfth Race, B Is, T. 39.01 Rawley. Sea and Lyle. Tea 10. 3 Win Penny 8 40 3 10 2 60 American League B Ron (Son I--furry 3 60 3 20 East S Jarwin Emily 360 W L Pc?. GB 17 (3$) 14.20, P (3-I) $2.50, T (3$. 72 31 679 -_ Bait 3) 232.43. 63 10 .612 Boston 1 A - 2,009; Handle $164,900. Milwauke 63 44 589 9' 58 48 547 II New York S3 51 510 18 Detroit Cleveind 53 53 500 19 Toronto 32 75 299 10 i SEMINOLE West WEDNESDAY NIGHT W L Pc?. GB Calif 61 47 S6S First Race 31 7 8 Mighty Kan Texas 56 49 .533 7 70 1.10 '4 70 - Fourth Game I IrLrsta ROclotfo 11 10 600 7 00 2 Ramon Pecuna 1 40 3 60 3 Galdos Diaga 3 20 0(2-4)2$.20;P(42) II) 80;'t(42. 3) 228 600 , Happy Dream 5 3 10 5 20 6 Smokealong 0 (SI) 3940; T (III) $14.40; Time 2:12.2. Second Race i Shlaway N look 1760 1120 190 2 HON-S Legend 560 4 10 e Berna 6 10 Q (1-2) 31.10; i (1.2$) 599.40; Time 2:11.0. Third Race Fifth Game Egana Sarduy 1520 600 1 Mutilla Paco 1270 6 Said Goiri 0(1.4) 41.20; P(14)141 90; -) 797.60. '4 Pint Can 00 Reg. $1,45 Reg. 69C Burpss— 1 Gallon INSECT FOGGER FUEL (For Use ln All Propane And Electric Foggsrs) Save Paulding IVORY DUPLEX WALL RECEPTACLE 680 48 CAULKING GUN $177 2OO $ [isrfij1: Sanfordf'j _____________________________________________ 44IJflIhTAttiflI1lI HOURS SUNDAY 10 4 321-0885 1 40 4 5i,) I 70 (12 Eighth Game S Osar Olarro 3 ( 7 S.iid VV,flly 9 s o 5 Ml 'lobe Ecliani 1 40 OUT) 5400. P1ST) 190 SO, T (57 2) 453 60 Tenth Game 3 Isasi Isidro 4 Sara Wally 19 40 3 40 Gas? I 3 00 0(34) S70, P13-41 17$ 20' T (3.4 2) 505 20 Eleventh Game 8 T'arii Isidro II 40 14 10 1 40 vicanri Prader 6 80 1 20 Cit isa Badola ' 10 0)1 61 It 20. P (431 146 10 T 163 51 44210 Twe'tth Game l ob Sardur Game Nin th G 39 20 1320 5 60 3 Sad 14 00 1 20 4 80 1l,'ide Enrique 8 20 3 80 1 Goirm 680 8 I)) I Oscar Gor'dra 4 40 6 IsaSa 4 (5) 0(2.7) 3280. P1711 116 10 T (72 (2 31 29 20 , P (3.2) 70 50. 1' (4- 2 8) liSt 00 6) 204 00 4-- 1133 Handle 11 20,172 r(J1' I - - Seventh Game 1 Victor Sardi,i, 00 1 R,rTiOn ISidro S 20 3 V,cand , Enrigu 0(24) 3543. I'll 21 Ill SO T 3) 31$ 20 The First helps you help yourself! Dog Racing Jai .4.Iai 7 00 5 00 3 60 T (I. Sixth Game 11 10 8 40 520 Tram Gecardo 4 Galclos Arcs 900 3 60 5 Santi Pradera 570 0(4.7)4120 P(7.4) 432 60, T (7 4 5) 41S.40. TilE FfiRiT I Aw 11T Offices of The First: Apopka _________________________________________ I I I College- Park - Dixie Village Dover Shores - Fashion Square Hollner ______ Plaza - Pine Hills _______________ Springs est olonial - Harness Racing ON HWY 17-92 AT LAKE MARY BOULEVARD "Nothing Runs Like a Deere" Come in and see Farm Club Relocated PVC GLUE Thuriday, Aug. 2, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Islanders announced Wednesday they have moved their top Central Hockey League farm club from Fort Worth, Texas to Indianapolis, Ind. The announcement was the club's first official confirmation of the action, which brings professional hockey back to Indianapolis after the demise of the World Hockey Association Indiana Racers last year. The team, formerly called the Fort Worth Texans, will play in the Market Square Arena and will be composed of players who played in Fort Worth as well as any draftees that make the team. Bert Marshall, assistant coach to Al Albour last season, will coach the team. The schedule begins Oct. 10. Gregory Wants To Play JACKSON, Miss. (UP!) - Jack Gregory, an eight-year New York Giants veteran who walked out of the team's Pleasantvllle, N.Y. training camp earlier this week, said Tuesday he left because he "was very, very unhappy." The 32-year-old Okolona, Miss. native said his 12-year National Football League career was not over. "I want to go back, but not to New York. I don't want to play there I'm not going back," he said during an interview on Jackson television station WLBT. W BOBBY LEGGETT Mr. l's 3221055 9 HOMER OSBORNE -- GUY THORNTON TRACTOR MOWER AND TRUCK CENTER 834-8502 5;.•* �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. 2, 1979 OURSELVES Sanford Firefighter Killed; Damage To $500,000? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 2,1919-16 (Cortinued From Page 1A) and that's when we saw me out. Wednesday evening, The pet supply occupied two owns the three buildings and ments, said she . called the accidental fire. smoke. "You can replace those old ficer for the police department, sections of a three-section leased two of them to the Sanford fire department shortly An eyewitness to the f ire, He speculated that the in. "By the time we got here, the buildings but you can't bring praised the fire department building on Magnolia Avenue Morgans. He said the pet supply before 7 p.m. vestigating team will have Kim DiGabriele, •19, of 314 fire truck was just getting here. back a life," said Polk as he agencies for effectively con.between Second and Third had been "totally demolished" determined cause of the fire by Magnolia Ave., Sanford, saw The firemen were both standing stared at the burning rubble. t.alning the fire. streets. Firefighters worked but the paint company suffered "I saw smoke coming from late this afternoon or early the brick wall fall on the men: outside. They had just broken "They did a fine job, keeping feverishly to extlnquish the only some water damage. the east side of the building," tomorrow morning. "About 6:45 p.m., me and my the Window and the wall the fire out of the paint store," blaze before it reached the third Approximately 55 firefighters Ms. Russell said. "As I was "price was one of my best girlfriend smelled smoke. We collasped on both of them. Morris said. "If It had gotten section, the Senkarik Glass and from both the Sanford fire dialing the fire department, the friends," Wright said as he thought it was our apartment. "The one guy they got out Into the warehouse, the whole Paint Co., Inc. department and the Seminole smoke started coming out of the watched firefighters douse the We got scared and turned off real fast but the other guy block could have gone." Skip Senkarj)c said his father County public safety depart- vent in the top of the building, remnants of the deadly fire late the television. We ran outside they had to dig the other one ment pooled their manpower "I told the firemen 'Oh dear ? and equipment to bring the fire God, the flames have burned under control, said a Sanford clear out," Ms. Russell said. Fire Department official. She called the fire departThe city's equipment in- ment a second time five Price ',A1 1 - Good A Wanda Gail Foster and Joseph Authur Reaves were married July 21 at 4 p.m. at the New sit. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. G. L. :ims performed the candlelight and double ring ecremony. '. [;EwEGRN Special to The Herald NEW YORK (NEA) , . 3 "You go on to th e dining room, Lucille. I want to drop my clubs in my - . . ' - .4 - 1% . ' a little - 1.: • . -. .• -• -. . - . . , -- . '' . Fairway fashions for that grudge match.., 0,1 Ap - Coffee and . • - on our entire stock of coats for the entire family! • ''t'c . — 4 S ' . MR. AND MRS. JOSEPh The reception was held at the banquet room of the Sanford Civic Center. Following a wedding trip to Lake Buena Vista and a month's furlough, the AUT1IUR ItEAVES SWEATERS - by Haymaker The early bird I M LC ' C 4- AhMI 1flFfLWJ IV IU'I,. ' locket." Clear of Lucille, Emily dashed into the proshop. She paused to mke sure she had her charge plates. Yes. Okay, down to business. ("Dress well and you'll play well," the golf pro had said.) "May I help you?" asked the salesgirl, "I've got a grudge match this afternoon and I want to beat the pants off my opponent. Dress me for murder." The girl nodded and pulled out a pair of rust knickers by Di Fini. "These come in ivory, silver, gray, blue and brown but I think rust, for your coloring. Notice the tapered leg. No excess material flowing in the wind to cut your concentration. She moved on to the blouses. "You have your choice of coordinanted blouses, long or shortsleeved, striped or plaid, $17 or $. The knickers, by the way, are $60." Emily chose a long-sleeved stripe, "And here's the matching jacket. It combines a knitted back with Qiana suede inset on the front. You'll pivot with no effort," the girl said. "The wind is ENEEMEN11111k SA1L rAwr vuvma,' supposed to come up later so you'll want to keep it zippered and probably wear the collar up. You can keep your gloves in the chest pocket. The jacket is also $60," she said, moving to accessories. "And $3.50 for a pair of knee socks black. I think nnd 7.50 for the in. rap." As the girl totaled the bill, Einih checked her watch Lucille would be getting impatient. So much the better. Her ulcer might act up. 'llere's the key to my locker," she said. 'There's a twenty in it for you if you deliver time clothes and make them look like they've been hanging there bra week Now, I've got to eat lunch with the enemy. Leave time key for inc in an envelope at the front desk." The girl smiled. 'Certainly, Mrs.," she glanced at the charge plate, 'Dickinson, May I suggest you have the sole for lunch? But recommuimend the chicken a la king to your, oh friend I happen to no PIpring know it' chicken." was no longer interested in the worm, once he saw the sweaters \at mary/esther's - --- ')lrnory/estip er's 200 N. PARK SANFORD PH. 322.2383 The pointeHe drawstring Wouson is just right for fltU'(ilOi) and S fltternig for all Figures. Use a machine washable yarn that dries quickly and doesn't need , A ' I FLORIOA ARRIVE AUVE SUNSHINE STATE '' ,q, p rii' uaeoo, 3000 s. orlancio Or. 1305-323-3770) • LIISIUAO, 1403 S. 14th St. (904.767.3557). _ -- • U.S. 1742 (305468443) • DILAND, DBIARV, 'Southern Regional Main Office 345 N. Woodland Blvd. (904434-2551) DILTONA, 940 Deltona Blvd. Plaza, 1240 Providence Blvd. (305.574.1427) • OANIs$vsu., 'Noithern Regional Main Office, 2815 N.W. 13th St. (004.376.7551)1249 W. University Ave. (9O4.3Y6.uO0),czal.,iii. Mall. 255 N.W. 13th St. ( 904 -378-2633)/4414 N.W. 23rd Ave. (904-37e.3204)/520 W. Newberry Rd. 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ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 1NN, Oran" AV, Open Tuft-, Wed., Thurs & Sat. 9 4 A.M.-4 P.M. Open Men. sod Friday 9:3A.M,.$130 P.M. J WINTER PARK MALL Nwy.17.afldL..I.ad Mon. Ibrv Sat. 1IA.M..* P.M. ape,, %u 12:304.3 PM. V . U ' Complete '"4JJjj IRST ST.% SANFORD DIAL 322-3524__ UP TO 4, FINANCING - If • - FINAL 1. i 11 - groom will be returning to the United States Army in Germany. The bride will return as a cashier at Sea World. MAR VA HAWKINS No Exchanges flr • - Sal. prices effective Ibru Saturday, / Winner By JUDY LOVE telle design is a real attention- finished knitting a sweater ioii through center point of Special to The Herald getter. using the stockinette stitch and same stitch tar where you Paris and New York Be prepared to set aside some would like to monogram my started and draw yarn through dominate the fashion trends, extra time to make this top. It's initials on it. What is the best to tong side, thus completing yet many women prefer to for the experienced wa to do this.' - IS., duplicate stitch. Repeat this maintain certain looks that fit needleworker who wants to Anniston. Ala. procedure for desired their personalities and lifestyle, attack a challenging project. Dear IS.: Monogramnmning is fflunogrim or design. Best. Today's woman likes to be Work the blouson in Reynolds easy to do on the stitch uu udy IA)VC. fashionable and needs to be Kitten yarn, a durable acrylic knitted your su'ater in. It is Dear Judy IAwe: I am comfortable. If fashion means and wool blend. You will need called a duplicatr stich and is making a sleeveless sweater comfort and knitting is a whiz two pairs of knitting iiee(IleS, really a sunpk' enibrwder% and the Instructions say to for you, you'll want to make a one each of numbers six stitch I 'vt' found this method 'hind cli'' so many stitches. drawstring blouson for your eight and a SZL.......makes the nicest monogram. I've looked everywhere and late summer-early fall war- "Silvalwne'' crochet hook. The Using a tapestry needle ith can't find any direction on how drobe. yarn is available in 16 shades arn in a contrasting color, to bind off. Can you help me out Blousons are winners for the and, be cause of its light weight 'bring the needle up from the please'.' i.R.S., Washington. working woman who sticks to the garment is seasonless a wrong side through the center Dear .I.1LS.: Binding off is practicalities and comfort, as real plus for the active of the stitch. Starting at the verysimple and uses a stitch well as fashion trends. Use a To order instructions, send 50 lower edge or bottom of design, you've probably used before, machine washable yarn. It cents to Stitchin' Time, P.O. bring needle throu g wrapping but under a different name. All dries quickly and doesn't need Box 503, Radio City Station. around the base h, of the 'V.' ou are doing when binding off pressing. But that's only the beginning of the good news. The New York, N.Y. 10019. Ask for F'ollowing "V'' formed in knit is using a slip stitch: Insert leaflet S 531 and don't forget to base, make duplicate stitch by hook in stitch, yarn over hook drawstrings at time neckline and include your name, address and going from right to left behind and draw through stitch and waist make a soft silhouette to zip code. the two strands (f the same through loop on hook all in one flatter all figures. In addition a KNIT KNACKS stitch and drawing a rn motion. This is an invisible knit with an interesting powDear Judy Love: I've just through. Do not pull too taut as stitch which adds no height to You don't want to imuike a your work and gives a firm pucker. Return mmecdle and yarn finish to your bowmdff edg e. #' Men's • Women 's Boys • Girls • Infants $ A eat Pants Off Opponent In Duds That Fit To A Tee Last days. J - green and wore a spray of baby's breath in her hair. Bridesmaids were Glorlda Fisher, Linda Edwards, Shery Joseph and Rose Cummings. Their apple green off-theshoulder gowns were identical to the gown worn by the matron of honor. Each carried a single green carnation. Henry Howard III served as best man. Ushers were Earl Fisher, Jeff Fisher, Bobby Harrison and Theredore Williams. Cathy Stanley and Neki Fisher were flower girls. Darryl Williams was ring bearer. Given In marriage by her parents, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown ofwhite organza fashioned in the princes style. Lace and seed pearls accented the bodice, tapered sleeves and pleated skirt that terminated in a flowing lirain. A lace headpiece secured her imported veil of Illusion which was u J louson ' bordered in matching lace. Norma Williams attended the bride as matron of honor. She wore an apple green on-the-shoulder blouson top with a full gathered skirt. She carried a triple bouquet of carnations tinted in -- snrirn The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crumedy of 1814 West 12th St., Sanford. The bçldegroom is the son of tt late Mr. and Mrs. J 'a m e s Reaves, I Gainesville. Brooklyn 'Satis Along with your August Social Security check, you'll be receiving some information J about the advantages of joining the Direct Deposit Program. Basically, the program allows You to designate that your check be sent directly to your financial institution, We think it is good advice. Consider the safety factor. And the fact that your check will be deposited immediately each month, even if yoj.i' not at home. Naturally, we *.cd)d like You to designate FirJI.-Fderap of Mid. Florida for Direct Deposit of your hock so you can be earning in"-Nf rest from day one. Of course, just because your check \comes to us direct doesn't mean you can't Fos ter, JoA Reaves I! lRepeat Vows ; eluded four pumpers, one minutes later, Ms. Russell said Sanford Fire Dept. U. Bill "She held up real good and late Sanford from there 33 years tanker, a ladder truck and one rescue vehicle while the county to tell officials the flames had Price who died at Wednesday last night she insisted on seeing ago. ' reached the roof. night's fire which demolished a my husband, Ed. brought in two pumpers and He was a U.S. Navy veteran, "The flames went to the back building at Magnolia Avenue a graduate of Seminole High "She wanted to let Ed u one tanker, he added. The Sulford fire department of the building and then they and Second Street was an ex- she was glad he was alive. She School and attended many fire was alerted to the blaze by went to the front," Ms. Russell tremely well-liked and capable said she was just thankfulthat schools, Including Ocala Fire said. man, according to fellow one of them was living." College. Ms. Russell .said she had gone firefighters. \ He was off-duty when he 'Oh dear God, William Lloyd Price, '36, of to school with the parents of the I.A. Bill Lee, who relieved 314 Lakeview Ave., was born in responded to his last fire call. dead fireman. Assistant Fire Chief Sid Galley Savannah, Ga., and moved to HUGH THOMSON the flames have "Before the fire department at the fire scene. said. "I went gui ulere, &L iwo aireany nroen to work with Bill Price 16 years burned clear out' through the roof," said Gary ago. He was the best lieutenant Burns, one of the witnesses. In the fire department. A good witnesses at an apartment Ernie Wright, state deputy one. Well liked. He hadn't been building down the street. The fire marshal, said today he and a lieutenant long. He became black, twirling smoke could be members of both the Sanford one when U. Bennett retired seen from a mile away and and county fire departments that was about two years ago. resembled a tornado standing are investigating the cause of He was a good man." still, according to witness, r the fire. Wright would not nwom rn.,o Dv iom VffiC,, Louise Russell, 67, of 116 W. comment on whether he has Lt. Ed. F. Brooklyn, a Brooklyn lies In traction Second Street, Avalon Apart- ruled out all the elements for an firefighter hospitalized with pelvic and other injuries, as a result of Wednesday's blaze said, "U. Price worked under me for 16 years on C Shift and factory when the Department expanded he was promoted to Lieutenant. He was a well-liked man. You Sanford Fire Dept. Ed F. Angela, 20. She added that right after tiest yard In the neighborhood," better believe he was. He was Brooklyn, who was hospitalized U. Brooklyn, who received a pitching for the Lookouts, her Mrs. Brooklyn said, just like a brother to me. at Seminole Memorial Hospital broken pelvis and other husband served in Korea for 23 "He loved stock car racing Mrs. Brooklyn said she following Wednesday's fire at multiple injuries when a wall of months during the Korean war, wanted to thank the many and he loved fishing," Brooklyn Magnolia Avenue and Second bricks collapsed will be 49 Concerning Brooklyn's In' people who had called asking said. Street which claimed the life or month. "All I can say is, he's one of juries, Mrs. Brooklyn said that about her husband. "We've had U. Bill Price, was reported in Mrs. Brooklyn said her In addition to the broken pelvis so many calls from people the finest men I've ever met," satisfactory condition this husband has been a firefighter he suffered, "He may have to letting us know they cared. i Brooklyn said. "He did his job morning at the Sanford hospital. His wife Edith, was at for 23 years and was graduated have a pin put into his hip." want to thank all of them for the to the utmost of his ability. And from Seminole High School in Mrs. Brooklyn said she and kindness they have shown us. he'd go out of his way to do the hospital with l 1949. her husband have a motorcycle And I want to express my another man a favor." It. Brooklyn's wife, Edith, The Brook]yns live at 112 "and we travel quite a bit on gratitude to Mrs. Price, who, "He played pro baseball for a •" Bunker Lane in Sanford and time, first with the Florida even with her terrible loss, said of Price's wife, Juanita: have three children; a son, State League, then as pitcher "He works around the house a insisted on coming to see Ed -. Chattanooga -. Frankle,who is23, another son, wan me lot - and In the yard - things iare iast night to let him ki Jobanle, 21 and a daughter Lookouts," Mrs. Brooklyn said. like that. And we've the pret- she was glad he was stillalh THIS MONTH YOU'LL RECEIVE SOME GOOD ADVICE FROM UNCLE SAM. ALONG WITH YOUR SOCIAL A SECURITY CHECK STITCH IN' TIME Is s - -------- - - •• I --. •- .-•-•.-.,- -- ' ---•- • --- ----.— - -- LOWIR PRKU IN CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN: Mon.& Fri 10.7, Tues., Wed.,Thur. 10.6 sat. 10-5 HWy 46 (West list St.) I Mile East of 1.4 Ph.323-8322, Sanford �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, It.ON DIE 1979 _________________________________________________________ Fl. Thursday, Aug. 2, (1'g ARE R) YOU NOW K) T.1EYEIN LOVE? LOVE THERE S ONE SU RE•_WAY TO I T(-IEY WREN'T, TELL a Puzzle *tswer to Previous Evening I ONE OF THEM - WOULD E 44 Take meal 45 Giraffe-like an- ACROSS by Chic Young Obesity N II currency 46 Drinks 5 Executioner in 50 Wireless _ N ______ "Mikado" signal ; ; $T EN 9 Modest 51 Athletic KI$ 12 Professional center iv • T LTit tramp 54 Margarines • $ 13 Transverse 57 Crow's call H W I L 1 14 Garden tool 58 Sixty minutes i __ i * 15 Lab substance 60 Woman's Hi P10N0 16 Canine cry name TA - 0NA 17 Lyricist 61 Southern $TAI£ Gershwin state (abbr) •£AN $ I A I IS Brazilian Pon 62 Novice 20 And not 63 Light brown - 10 Sawing frame 36 Motoring 21 Double cue 64 Hank of mine II Vegetable association 22 The one here 65 Oxen harness ferment 37 Landing boat 24 White-plumed 66 Waver 19 Actress Taylor 42 Four score heron 23 Fortune tellers 43 Spanish river 26 Canal system DOWN 25 Jack Tars in northern 45 Gold plated drink Michigan 1 Persian ruler statuette 28 Light breeze 2 Hindu ascetic 26 Rider Heggard 46 Marsupial 31 Pelage practice novel 47 Egyptian dam 33 Geological pe- 3 Slaughter27 Galley sweep site nod house 29 Private high 49 Small pincers 34 Iridescent 4 Law of Moses school 5 Songstress 52 Child's toy (colloq.) Starr 53 Haze 39 Comedian 6 Work cattle 30 Lower world to . 55 Hideous giant 32 Invitation Skelton 7 Metric unit IpOn5e (ebb,.) 56 Ancient king 4 0 Mardi — 8 Bird 59 Fish eggs 41 Evening star 9 Skittish horse 35 Attendance e _ _ __ ________ - DRINK? HOW MUCH DO YOU jUsr ENOUGH 70 SATISFY MY THIRST, SIR BEER DO YOU by Mort Walker ' AND JUST EAT? MUCH OF THIS IS STARVING., FIBBING? I JUST ENOUGH HOW ENOUGH TO KEEP FROM TO KEEP FROM BEING PLJTON A PIET, SIR SIR ______ o o MUCH ONIGHT I ' S - g.m L.._i 1234 5678 9.1011 12 1 13 14 To Your Life THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom - - 18 ______ 17 - - - 19 1 -- 'I Is ('114AT ic I1ZA cgLT'\ 22 60REW A5 Ta" A15 24 25 28 127 ____ ____ 20 30 ___ ___ 39 41 45 9:00 8:00 () (4) 0 NEWS ED STUDIO SEE 'Honor Dance" An Alabama debutanle, an Oklahoma Indian and Dallas's Youth On The Move Choir are highlighted. (R) weighs 350 pounds. How can a problem like that be solved? I'm in a state of absolute desperation. When we were married more than 30 years ago, she was a beautiful peon. About seven months later, she became pregnant and three months into either be dead or a bedriddei her pregnancy, she decided go home and visit her relatives, invalid. The visit lasted two months and DEAR READER — There I when she came back, I was not very much that I can do shocked. It must have been a And I doubt going t continual feast. I never be able to solve this problen Imagined anyone could gain so herself. much weight. Anyone who has such sever About 15 years ago she was problems with obesity shoul having pains and did see a certainly be under medics doctor who specialized in supervision. It is definitely weight reduction. She lost about life-threatening disease at tha 100 pounds. After that she had stage. Your wife probabl, an operation for gallstones. But needs psychiatric help. Sh she didn't keep her weight needs to understand why sh and like so many people, she has such binges continued to eat and grew and why she is a compulsive eater grew. This continued until the This could be just part of th lining of her abdomen ruptured total program that she needs t causing a hernia, rehabilitate herself. She's had several operations Yes, I know that losing a for a loop of her intestine pound a week would represent a rotruding four-year stretch but the four The operations haven't worked years will pass anyway. Th because she eats so much the best approach is to establisi o it 6:30 NBC NEWS '@ 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE(R) 7:00 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (!) MARY n LER MWRE Lou achieves a lifelong ambition when he becomes the owner of his own bar. 0 INTUITION . 0JOKER'S WILD al THE CROSS-WiTS ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT your wife is - - 50 ARCH! I'M STILL AT DID YOU WAITING FOR MY LAST LOVE. MEJOO SZE GET THIS TIME, ____ ST FORT 59 - - the water. The lower six or — — — 66 - - - - think, is my wife's lack Of mOti* wife to go along with the idea vatlon and who can blame her? i am also sending )'OU The Letter number 16-10, weight loss of not more than Depression: The Ups and about a pound a week. My wife Downs of life. Others who want is 200 pounds overweight so that this issue can send 75 cents by would take about four years. A check or coin with a long, prolonged ordeal like that stamped, self-addressed en- HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Friday, August 3, 1979 OF PRE - (1 -lCry_ o er Leos, Llbrans, Aquarians by late is evening. 0 MORK 5 MINDY Mindy ' s " Just you And Me Kid," OF Q9, j '-' Apv, IT W49AN ACCIPSI4Y.' - her very special favors, and agreement so Important to you. they won't be anything small. Vlctorylsyoursforthe asking. THIS CACTUS PLANT Y FOUR O'CLOCK.' MoTheR .ff AI.L.00Nt _____ ( ) ILOWU - / I1 l- MAI5 PMEfI U ______________________ flME I'LL SINCE KNOW_______ HOW TO 6 ' YT HI ' 5uIZP2g5! NOgODY 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 5:30 11:00 (12) mU) HIGH ROLLERS (41) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Membership Drive Underway 5:53 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) PTL CLUB ED HODGEPODGE LODGE 8:00 (1) EARLY DAY C4)CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 11:30 (12) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS (A) 6:30 (4)KUTANA 0THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 Scouts 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (1) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ED SESAME STREET (R) 6:47 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS ________________ ______ ' _____ 1230 (1) NEWS @1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (U) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES _________________________________________________ Add to your collection 01 collective nouns: A stamp of rationing plans, . 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE million ' ' ' ______ ______ ________ ' ' ' a - a a - a - . 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN - I I serve 'em up nightly. • ' (141)0 GUIDING LIGHT ED V.I. PEOPLE While Edward White was making titan's first controlled extra vehicular activity he carried with himum the Boy Scout of America's Astronautics 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED ANTIQUES merit badge. 3:30 the "portable" room air coadihonor never tried to lift one. 10½ , 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Blouses Sportswear Cis soy 07, Skirts Off Ott ALL REGULAR MERCHANDISE 2923 S. ORLANDO DR. 0 MERV GRIFFIN GUNSMOKE 5:00 into space aboard Mercury. Redstone 3 and in Apollo 14 was a First Class Scout. (2J THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (A) Of the first 20 individuals to roar front Cape Kennedy Into space — up to the Apollo pro- TELEPHONE SANFORD I 322-9180 • ,j I 1 r — - , r AMAZING ,4f(4N ' . . ..- During the Apollo flights every commander was a scout, of the 30 individuals to Ely, 26 a HOG.AN8 HEROES BEWITCHED EL) OVER EASY r_ 0 #4 3 . I' -" I - TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD SET " 'as - 1 I I " FRIDAY La st W$kt for Walt Disney's Apple DumplIng Gang Rides I F P,iIO (lilA IIlMlaflt, THIS 1II{:r PRICE ((IPS(V a 0(llG),tO P01 YOU P101*11! hO MORE AT THIS IIDI(UIOUA&V 1,0* PItt gain . -* ESCAPE PROM ' 'I ' - BON 115 " 2 - 1111$ SQoNR. _I gram — 19 were scouts. (12) NEWS a WHAT ~Er7_RET - • 1 Extra Firm Mattress And Matching Foundation I" . f Dresses '1 On the tenth anniversary of Neil A. Armstrong's "Giant step for mankind" it is interesting to note the place that scouting played in these men's lives. Neil Armumstrong, born in % Wapahoneta, Ohio, is an Eagle Scout, an Explorer Advisor, a member of the Order of The Arrow, and was awarded the Silver Buffalo in 1970. Alan B. Shepard, Jr. , first 5:30 The engineer who devised S • S inside. Latest hobby for those who alt in gas lines: Glove cornpariment gardening. Nowadays you don't have to wait till I anksgiving for turkeys. The TV networks I • (2) al ANOTHER WORLD 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI GD THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS (12) MAKE ME LAUGH a)SESAME STREET (A) Save gasoline — get a powere lawnmower. Men CI e a ra ii ce I just White slipped through the open hatch and maneuvered away from the spacecraft. lie was alone in space over the Pacific Ocean. Twenty nmmutes and 5,833 immiles later the spacecraft was over time Atlantic and White was back 2:00 (2) (12) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED FLOWER SHOW MA'SH(R) EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) We set time office thermo. stat at 78. Now all we have to do is to get someone to come in and get the air conditioner running. it ' s During the third orbit of time Wind-powered oil tankers aren't sailing et, but mainly because 01' C members ' - - - earth on Gemini IV, Edward 2:30 ' C .1 dollars tremendous," White said. 1:30 • Fl*nal Summer 1/3 Of In speaking of Scouts in space, I 'earce quoted former 130)' Scout and Astronaut E'dward White'swor&s after his space walk. "I feel like a RESTLESS Much energy is saved by not implementing energy-say. ing measures. apparently, Space According to Buddy Pearce, wet e st-outs. scouts. program, either as a cub o District Executive, Boy Scouts Of the 10 men to walk oil the Scouting is proud of scout, or if you would like inof Ainerica, tile annual inoon. 9 were scouts. America's astronauts witi the formation concerning adult membership drive for leaders Elvery commander during astronauts are proud of their volunteer leadership, pleast. and scouts is underway. Skylab was a scout. scouting heritage. If you are call Pearce. 323-3980, Sanford, Whell tile IllLssiaIIsSoyuZ Illet interested ill becoming if or 11ita Durland, 574-3043, Pearce explained that ill tile Apollo ill space they met all imiem her of the scouting lieltona. past few years, the Boy Scouts __________________________________________________________________________________ have gained some possibly lost ,-' popularity by returning to the basics - mainly 10 13 U NEWS CD A.M. WEATHER Become AFTERNOON 6:25 (2j PORTER WAGONER ______________________ Phil Pastoret 3fl$Ori.ndaor. (S Hwy I7) Sanford Acrossfrum Movieland Drive-In ____ ' OREP"P BAR.QUE CORRAL ' W HE AN ___________ X'V L.EARNEP Ag4,VS6H'T ON EARThS HIM...______ . svmpath. by Stan Lee and John Romita THE ACruAj.I. I%JR, 'M the prize. (1) a2 CARD SHARKS • HUNTER WIL.L.PW*W THINK 'tCU'U..Ct'IT ____ 6APM ANAW by Bob Thaves C2)@) DONAHUE 0MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (12) DINAHI CD THE LONG SEARCH 5:00 0 SUMMER SEMESTER Males and OALLMYCHILDREN ______________________________ PANY ' Some people never know iNI:wsI'At'EI(F:NTF:,(I'ItlsI:A.ssM: SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST CA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) (4)LOVE OF LIFE OWHEWI (1) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) MORNING AM clubs when he had such copies of JACOBYMODERPJ) - a 0 GOOD MORNING AMEFII- _____ BARBS -. . when to keep quiet. West tky youl you have a question Mr passed South a opening bid the(Do experts? Write "Ask 'the CANCER (June 21-July 22) wi th SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. a hand most players Experts," care ol this new$pp21) You're holding an 1gig Don't treat with Indifference or would double with. After per Individual qqestions cards today. The only problem: complacency any propositions West's initial the bid- be answered it accornpaniád Youeltherdon'tknowit,oreiae - offered you today. These In his opinion, got out by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most inter.styou may not use them. Be P*C9osals stand a chance of of hand. He wondered how the 01)- ang questions will be used r' aggressive and optimistic in all furthering your ambitions more ponents could bid to five this column and will receie than. you realize, your endeavors. IJ&Y 15 11 _________ AP'" -_- — IN AM l2) TODAY 10:30 CA WIN AT BRIDGE // PROMI5EP T' 1IVER 5:30 a (2) (112) ALL STAR SECRETS 7:00 (2)([M TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- HOME COOKED MEALS 8:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA U NEWS (41) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) a) STUDIO SEE lIP7i%' For Dear 8:00 KANGAROO ED OVER 4k8'T' 0 CAPTAIN 10:00 Be Facts DEAR ABBY: I was outraged bea 13-year-old girl who goes to a inan to inove with speed ~w I ballet classes three times a rhythm in the ring. when I read the letter from week, and I know for a fact that UPTIGHT MOM whose son, 12 POPULAR BLUFF. .%P) years old and an excellent there is nothing wrong with the DEAR ABBY: I appreciat t i skater, wanted to take ballet guys m MV class, your informed advice to t,'F'Abb lessons. She feared if he did he TEED OFF IN MV TUTU TIGHT MOM. She feared that if /\ might become a sissy or go the DEAR ABBY: Please tell she let her 12-year-old son take •/ gay rc"te. UPTIGHT MOM not to have ballet lessons, and if he had an I would li'.:- to see a sissy lif, II any fears about her son efferninate tendencies, it woulf*1 130-pound balle;ina with one becoming honifsexual because tip the scales toward the ~~a% hand and hold he over his son take ballet if that's what he he expressed a desire to take route. You said "If that's not head. And all those leaps. turns wants. ballet lessons in order to inihi! natural direction, fie won't and jumps require inu.:le take it." I've prove his ice skating. I'm a ballet teacher control, coordination and had college age inales come to I arn well acquainted with Iliankyou for that statement. strength that the finest athlete niv classes to learn grace and someone who worked with Abby. Being gay myself. I would efl%')'. flexibility. I've had discus Baryshnikov, and she told me would like to add: and if that IS Ballet does inore for it young man's body than football. I'd gmnnasts uid tennis players in the women off with a club! to let him take ballet lesson:, much rather see iny son in fit% classes. INTHE KNOW IN N.Y.C. isn't likely to change it. "Swan Lake" than at the Rose DEAR ABBY: Talk about GAY IN MA('ON, .\ If people realized how dif- igr1orlrice! Bowl. At least I wouldn't worry UPTIGHT MON ficult and physically deman- wins that he might be carried off in Before my son If you need help in writ im. trig ballet is, they wouldn't the middle of his performance won tile Golden Gloves letters of think it was for sissies. I know with a fractured Jaw and a that titan)' coaches of soccer, championship lie was advised congratulations or thank-voij broken leg. to take ballet lessons to mm- letters, get Abby's l)oohlut basketball and ice hockev have LONG BEACH MOM required their teams to study prove his footwork. lie followed -Ilow to Write DEAR MOM: Read on for ballet. that advice and didn't feel the Occasions," Send $1 and a lomi. more response to UPrIGHT least bit embarrassed about it. stamped i28 cents, self' MOM. KM. IN SAN JOSE lie knew he was no sissy. addressed envelope to ALbv DEAR ABBY: Thanks for DEAR ABBY: I'm surprised lie has told other young 132 lAsky Dr., Beverly Hills, telling upright mom to k her at UPTIGHT MOM. I happen to boxers that ballet lessons teach Calif. 90212. CA UPBEAT 2:15 0 MOVIES To Announced Ballet About 9:55 1:45 0 NEWS 11:00 (2) @1)00(12) NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Bob Hope. (Part 2 of 2)(R) I 7:30 123 112) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- 9:00 1:00 "Goldengirl" and "The Villain" BREAKFAST Told 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1 NEWS 8:30 TOMORROW Guests; (2) Actor Michael Moriarty; photo graphers Francesco Scavullo and Ron Galolla. 9)NEWS Ebert and Gene Siskel review ______________________________________________ Mom 7:25 tries to nail a top crime leader who is so clothed in riches and respectability that he is virtually untouchable. JR) 10:30 NOW SERVING ptight J TODAY IN FLORIDA 12:37 Q BART'fr Baretta 655 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (112) HI, NEIGHBOR Aug. 3,1979 19) It's important to remain If you can think of anything that request to me, in care of this This coming year offers a positive in your thinking today. MEEK EEK & cycle of much popularity and Others are backing you all the might be helpful, I will be newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, by Howie Schneider forever grateful. If my wife Radio City Station, New York, social acceptance. Look for way. You'll probably know of it continues as she Is, she will N.Y. 10019. th th MI and Sagittarlans to be .KID &KISS -flg jg AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) especially fortunate for you. ¶E . ( ________ ____________________________ ug. V utan dberdyforafwlffl ed _______________ kishangthgharhoraeshoe o RISE... over your . doorway today, evening with the gang. There's ''engts. West decided to tIORm .. 'teach sopponentsa lesson. helping you to further your 'UtUe thence you'll be sitting A K 83 ButitwasWestwhowould home alone tonight, personal ambitions. This d learn the lesson. If West had A 10 8 not include wild gambling. analyzed the bidding, it • J It 7 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Discover with whogim you would have L,vess clear EAST get along romantically by thane are that big raise or WEST him that North and South •97542 Q 10 were cue bidding hoping for sending for your new Astro- promotion you've beu hoping Qj 109 87843 a slam in clubs. What otbet Graph letter which begins with for may come through today. 96 •432 tricks did he have besid$ 94 your birthday. Mail $1 for each Someone is about to reward YOU • A K 95 ' - the ace-king of clubs? . for a job well (1 to AstroGraph, Pt) Box 4, PRISCILLA'S POP ' ' SOUTH by Al Vermeer Doubling for a one-trio Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. • 6 set is not good bridge. It cu MTIREP Y IM ) ' ALL r WANT 5 I COIILP WORK 10 1 ANP WHEN ,, AK help the opponents make th Be sure to specify birth date. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A MY PIPE. /v SUPPERS FWB1LL'5 ,4Nt7 TAXES OF BEING MATURE xOU CAME HOME fun evening is in store for you. • K Q J 75 hand and it risks what hç. VIRGO (Aug. 23Pt. 73) ,6NP A R'A5FEJRY FROM WORK? A KIP.' ENOUGH 10 ANP SUPPORT A ened here, a redouble.' f 4 Q 106 3 2 only fristratlons you may ___________ PO THE FAMJLY' eat had defeated the copThis is a most fortunate day to feel today will be In trying to get _______ THINGS Vulnerable: North-South tract, which he couldn't, he bring to a conclusion any your reonsIbiUUes out of the Dealer: South ADULTS -' would have gained tOO matters you may WiSh 10 WT$P way early. points. His double and the ' West North East up and be done with. Things are redouble cost him 35Opointsl 10 now going your way. South'&play of the clumwk TAURUS jApriI 20-May 20) Pass I # Pass 24 was automatic expert techPass 44' Pass 4 LIBRA (Sept. 73-Oct. 23), It's to your advantage to spend nique and not based on the Pass 4 4 Pass 54 Friends you get involved with this day with your family, or Dbl. Pass Pass Redbl. Information conveyed by the today will prove to be ex- those who you feel are closest I double. At trick two he led Pass Pass Pass trnely lucky for you, and you your heart. Something good Is his 10 of clubs. This pL' for them. Keep negativism brewing. guarded against finding all Opening lead: VQ under wrap, however. four clubs in either defeM_________________________ er's hand. Later on he would I scoaio (Oct. 24-Nov. 73) GEMINI (May 21June 20) By be able to pick up the nine of BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & HeImdahI Dame Fortune has singled you all means make this a day to By Oswald Jacoby clubs irrespective of where out today to be the recipient of negotiate or to draw up that and Alan Sontag it was located. 14JJf) IOAJIGHT 12:05 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Wild Rovers" (197 1) William Holden. Ryan O'Neal. A ranch owner feels responsible when two of his cowboys rob a bank and sends his own sons out to bring the pair back. 11:30 (2) 112) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson, Guest: Johnny Mathis. T NEWLYWED GAME 0 AOSOH The alreadly some sound advice and James acts on it. (Part 8) overworked staff of the 4077th is deluged with casualties from 8:30 Korean offensive. (R) 0LAVERNE A SHIRLEY Lav-a North a STARSKY & HUTCH The ama and Shirley's friendship is detectives race against time to threatened by their mutual find a hit man who is carrying a attraction to the same man. (A) deadly and contagious virus ______ A -L (1) SNEAK PREVIEW Roger U EDSESAMESTREET (R) famous 0 THE FBI Bob decides to become a mmister after an accident prompts him to re-evaluate his life. (A) high School rival sets her romantic sights on Mork. (R) THE BEATLES FOREVER A lavish spectacular honoring the Liverpool lads features Mel Tillis, Paul Williams and Ray Charles. ED ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Advice And Youcouldhistthatshese eight Inches of her legs are psychiatrist and offer to see colored dark red to purple. All psychiatrist with her. I'm SU7i she ever does is sit and doze and that a doctor who specializes it eat, So what can be done? I'm weight control and a competen so tired of the problem that I'm psychiatrist would agree tha actually looking forward to the both would have something t end of this life. contribute to the problem. You 60 — _______ - (4)0 THE WALTONS Jim- Dyazide capsules to get rid of her. - — —— 65 - - 55 56 — _______ 64 - 54 58 — or. — — __ - 0UR COME TRuE.' FOOD' ' ... 49 r- small goals in between. If you You wouldn't believe how wife just stops gaining an she's ruined her health. Her 4tarts losing weight for legs are swollen and she takes change, this might encourag 44 10:00 (2) (12) DAVID CASSIDY While working undercover to expose a gang of thieves, Shay discovers that one of his superiors may be setting him up to be killed. (A) E BARNABY JONES Belly poses as an actress to investigate a series of mysterious accidents plaguing a small the. ater group. (A) OTHE IMMIGRANTS Dan's all-consuming success causes much personal conflict until he finds inner peace. 0 8:00 (12) IRONSIDE Ironside searches for a talented artist thought to have committed suicida years ago. rupture recurs. 43 51 52 J53 57 by Bob Montana 42 48 - TI 12:00 (!)SIG VALLEY A marshal is asked to lead a posse to hunt a notorious gang of robbers 9:30 U CARTER COUNTRY The mayor is furious when Chief Roy is chosen to be the "Dis. tinguished Alumnus" of Clinton High instead of him (R) 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (1) HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 0 MATCH GAME $100000 NAME THAT TUNE (112) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Glen Campbell. ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Bob Hope. (Part I of 2)(A) of eating an which Hutch has contracted (Part I of 2) (R) ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY NCY Quincy discov0'S that a legal Shipment of dangerous chemicals may have been the cause of an airline disaster. 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ZOONIES _ TUMBLEWEEDS 7:31 C:41 ________________________ '. ____ 1OCViI __________________ ______________ 41 I__________________________________ __________________________ \%\ - - �- . -.. .•i 4B-Evenlna Herald. Sanford. Thirt4, A., - -- - - 1 -_ I Legal Notice " gaI Notice G - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF ADOPTIONOF RESOLUTION P40,264 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giwen by the City of Winter Springs, SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.940.CA44.E Florida, that the City Council of the City of Wntur Springs, Florida, In MARSHA LYNN HARRIS BAR. PiES, Regular Session on July 24, 1979, Honeymoon Petitioner, adopted Resolution No. 264 entItled and as follows: DONALD EDWARD BARNES, A RESOLUTIOPI OF THE CITY PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (UP!) Respondent. Police searched the Gull Authorities said the shootings probably occurred between 10 OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, NOTICE OF ACTION WITH DES. VACATING THOSE CERTAIN Coast today for a man with a Vandyke beard, wanted for p.m. CDT Sunday and 1:30 a.m. CDT Monday. CRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY RIGHTS.OF.WAY LOCATED quelonlng In the slaying of two Kentucky honeymooners. "We have no indication right now of whether the woman was WITHIN THE PROPERTY HERE- PROCEEDED AGAINST The battered, partlallystrlppedbody of Theresa Mayer 21 and raped. We'll have to wait until the full autopsy report Is IN.BELOW DESCRIBED: CON TO: DONALD EDWARD BARNES YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE: the bound body of husband Joseph, 24, were discovered Tucday received," said chief investigator Craig Monroe. Petition for Dissolution has been PARCEL I morning, three days after they were married in a double ring lie said a motive in the slayings was not Immediately PART of Lot B, Blork C and Lots filed against you and a prayer ceremony at St. Thomas More Church In Paducah, Ky. contained with the Petition requests established. Several travelers checks and Jewelry were found on 12, 52 and 53, Block 0, Mitchell's Survey of the Moses E. the Court to award that certain An autopsy showed both had died of gunshots to the head. the bodies of the victims. Levy Grant, Plat Book 1, Page 5 property owned by you and your Investigators said a man wearing a Vandyke beard was Public Records of Seminole County, wife, Marsha L'nn Harris Barnes, believed to have been seen driving Mayer's car during the pre. as tenants by the entireties, iocated The woiiiaii had been stripped of her clothes from the waist Florida, described as follows: at Lonqwood, Florida, and more dawn hours Monday. The car was found narkPfl rnd(lnnti!1l ,lnuii ,,n,I fbi, ,win (n,.nfI w;ip, I.lc k,in,lc COMMFNCF _______________________________ of the East right-of-way linic,s particularly described as: street In nearby Gulfport Wednesday evening and inve;tigato;s autt;orities said. LOt 24, BlOCk 1, Sabal Point Road with the center line of the were processing the vehicle for possible clues. o-Child Care "We hear of this happening to others, but when It happens to 5-Lost & Found LwOviet Road as shown on Amended Piat, Plat Book 19. Page Harrison County investigators said a preliminary autopsy the Plat of North Orlando, Plat BoOk 62, Seminole County, Florida you, it's just overwhelming," said the Rev. Aloylsus Powers, who 12, Pages 10 and Ii, Public Records to your wife, Marsha Lynn Harris report revealed the woman had been shot twice in the head and First&Onlychildcarec.n?erop.n Lost: Black Male Chose Chow rnarrle(l the couple Saturday. of Seminole County, Florida: thence Barnes, as lump sum alimony, and Saturday in Sanford Begin. puppy. Vic. Dougias Ave. area. her husband once in the back of the head. They said a small lie said the couple had been restoring an old house in Paducah N. 06 degrees S.S' u' w.. 532Sf t you are required to serve a copy of fling June 2. Sanford Early Reward being offered for return, caliber pistol was used. to the point of curvature of a curve, your Response or Pleading on the where they intended to live after their honeymoon. Childcare Center. 3226445. Needs medical attention, Call concave Easterly, having a radius of petitioner's attorney before August 322.0789. _______________________________ 67671 feet. thence run 37L53 feet 27, 1979. If you fall to do so, 9Good Things to Eat Lost: Black 4 mo. German alona the arc. thru a central angle of judgment by detault will be taken Shepherd last seen Laurel Ave. _______________________________ 32 degrees 02' 45" to the point of against you for the relief demanded ______ alNotice Name "King". Call 322.6507 or tangency thereof; thence N. in the Petition. Puwiiy'&ii, pork, fIst Free 830.1942 after S. degrees 07' 12" E., 341.12 feet to the This notice shall be published once delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford North right-of-way of 3rd Street as a wed, for tour 141 consecutive area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meats. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Woodbury Funeral Home for %hownonsaidPlatotNorthOrlando weeks in the Sanford Evening 6--Child Care and the POINT OF BEGINNING, Herald. Bruce and Alayne Ford were the purpose of restoring the CONSOLIDATED REPORTOF CONDITION CreamCrowderpeas,youpick saidpnintbeInonacurv,,concave, Dated this 23rd day of July, 1979, Stripling Farms, NarcIssus Ave. dismayed when they discovered brain," said Smith. "At that Northerly, having a radius of 93.50 at Sanford, Seminole County, (Including DomestiC Subsidiaries) Unique Kindergarten 3fl.5997, 322.1871 thence from a tangent bearIng Florida. f 5 year olds (Dollar Amounts in Thousands) a medical examiner, without time the body was examined by of N 61 degrees 35'36" W., run 40.08 (SEAL) Call 322.66.45 THE STATE BANK OF FOREST CITY their permission, had removed two physicians and It was feet along the arc to the Northerly Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CITYOF FORESTCITY,SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL0R10A32751 fl-Instructions their dead child's brain before discovered that the thoracic extension of the center line of said Clerk of the Circuit Court CLOSE OF BUSINESS DATE JUNE30, 1979 she was buried. By: Eve Crabtree (chest) and abdominal (st() Moss Road; thence N. 25 degrees 07' State Bank No. 317 Reserve District No. 6 Legal Notice 12" E., 329.24 feet; thence N. 29 Deputy Clerk _____________________________ But when the body of lihonda mach) cavities were totally ASSETS reesfl'53"E.2.l1 feet; thence Michael S. Davis Creative Expressions 323-8812 F'ord, 3, who died of hydroenvoid of any organs. S. 62 degrees 57' 46" E. 511.49 feet; Smith 3. Davis Mu. Thou. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE thence S. 07 degrees 59' 09" W., P.O. Box 1152 cephalitis, was exhumed to _______________________ Cashandduetromdeposltory institutions ...............1,383 NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that 18-Help Wanted 150.00 feet; thence 5. 1? degrees 05 Orlando, Fl. 32802 U.S. Treasury securities ...............................1,797 by virtue of that certain Writ of rer)lace her brain alleuedlv I aI w., oj.jj leet; inence N. 75 Attorney for Petitioner Obligations of other U.S. Government Execution issued out of and under removed during an autopsy AVCSN ____________________________ degrees 01' 02" W., 638.25 feet to the PublIsh July26 6 Aug. 2, 9, 16, 1979 the seal of the Circuit Court of agencies and Corporations ..........................1,638 POINT OF BEGINNING. Con. OEL.113 FIGHT INFLATION CITY OF doctors discovered all her inOrange County, FlorIda, upon a final Obligations of States and political sub. Sell Avon. Increase your earning WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA taming 6.98 acres, more or tess. ____________________________ judgement rendered in the aforesaid temal organs were missing divisions In the United States .......................520 NoticeofpublicP$.aring power. For details, call 644.3079. PARCEL II court on the 26th day of June, AD. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Other bonds, notes and debentures .....................None too. Cotton had been stuffed In From the center line intersection SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1979, in that certain case entitled, ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: their place. Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock .............None of Moss Road and Longwood.Oviedo PROBATE DIVISION Ronald L. Irwin Plaintiff, vs. Triton CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Road; run thence S. U degrees FILE No. 79.2$3.Cp Trading accountsecurities .............................None 'hint prompted the Fords Development Company, Inc., and RESULTFUL END. THE theCityCounciloftheCityofwinter 23'12" E. along the center line Art Pinder, Defendant, which Federal funds sold and securities pur. IN RE: ESTATE OF NUMBER 1S322.2611. Wednesday (o increase from $4 Sprin, FlorIda, that said City Longwood. Oviedo Road 701.16 feet; aforesaid Writ of Execution was ____________________________ chased under agreements to resell ..................1,175 Council will hold a Public HearIng at mIllion to $12 mIllion the thence N. 01 degrees 36' 18" E. 351.56 KATHERINE M. STOVER, delivered to me as Sheriff of Loans, Total (excluding unearned Income) .12,250 Deceased, th Winter Springs City HaIl, 400 N. Experienced maintenance supr. feet to the Point of Curvature of a Seminole County, Florida, and I itlmiourtt of damages sought Less: allowance forpossible loan losses ....... NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 99 Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, curve concave Easterly with a Apply in person'Sanford Nursing have levied upon the following against Metro Medical Florida, on Tuesday, August 21, radius of 921.31 feet and a central C. Loans, Net........................................... The administration of the Estate 12,151 6 Cony. Home 950 Mellonville described property owned by Triton of Katherine M. Stover, deceased, Lease financing receivables ...........................None 1XIIIIItIeF Jotui Ashhurst, the 1979, at 7:30 p.m., or as coon angle of 24 degrees 25' 48": run Development, Inc., said property thereafter as possible, to consider Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, thence along the arc of said curve File Number 792$3.CP, Is pending in desCribed as follows: doctor who performed the the Circuit Court for Seminole * * * * * * * * an Ordinance entitled as follows: 394.11 feet to the Point of Tangency; The Westerly 500 feet of the and other assets representing autopsy after Rhonda died last County, Florida, Probate Division, DRIVER AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY run thence N. 26 degrees 02' southerly 165 feet of Lot 19, of Entz. bank premises .......................................... the address Of which is Seminole minger Farms, No. January. 143.08 feet for a Point LOCAL DELIVERY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, of Beginning; 3 according to Realestateownedother thanbank premises ............None contlnuethenceN.26degree,02'oo" County Court House, Sanford, Fla. Will train. Fla. Chauffeurs license. AMENDING SEC. 6.20 OF THE the plat thereof as recorded In Plat "Their religious beliefs are investments in unconsolIdated subAAA EMPLOYMENT WINTER SPRINGS CODE OF OR. E. 376.23 feet; thence N. 14 degrees 32771. The name and address of the Book 6, Page 27, of the Public that the child should be sldiariesandassoctatedcompanies ................None personal representative and of the Records of 55' 35" E. 150.00 feet; thence S. 9l2rrenchAve. DINANCES ENTITLED "FIRE Seminole County, returned to its maker in the PREVENTION CODE ADOPTED", degrees 04" 25" E. 13021 feet; personal representative's attorney Florida; LESS the Westerly 165 feet Customers' liabIlity to this bank on (corner 10th & French) thence North 26 decrees 02' 06" E. are set forth below, acceptances outstanding ...........................None 323.5176 fonn in which it came," the TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADOP. of the Southerly 165 feet of Lot 19 of All interested persons are Otherassets ...........................................243 102.9Sfeet; thence North 220.00feet; TION OF THE 1978 EDITION OF said Entzminger Farms, No. 3, as Fords' attorney, Grant W. required to file with the court thence N. 63 degrees 57' 51" W. 52.0 THE NATIONAL FiRE CODES IN * * * * * * * * TOTAL ASSETS (sum measuredalongthe llnesof said Lot Siriith, told UP!. feet; thence N. 26degrees 02'06" E. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM 19. WINTCR SPRINGS; PROVIDING items 1 thru 15) ....................................19,902 THE DATE OF THE FIRST /tshihurst, who also is profes- FOR SEVERABILITY; PRO. 180.00 feet; thence S. 63 degrees Wanted retired couple interested and the undersigned as Sheriff of LIABILITIES PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: 54" E. 285.00 feet; thence S. insubsidizing incometo work as Seminole County, Florida, will at VIDING FOR CONFLICTS AND sor of pathology at Meharry Demand deposits of individuals, all claims against the estate and Assist, Mgrs. of general store. degrees 34' 25" E. 283.00 feet to a EFFECTIVE DATE. 11:00A.M. on the 17th day of August, Medic:il College, declined conl partnerships, and corporations .....................6,698 any obiection by an interested A.D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to 349.5627 point on the Westerly right of way A copy of said Ordinance shall be Time and savings deposits of individuals, IIWflt Oil the case. He surren line of Sherry Avenue; run thence s. person to whom notice was mailed the highest bidder, for cast,, subject available at the Office of the CiIy Restaurant help wanted, mature 6 that challenges the validity of the to any and all existing liens, at the partnerships, and corporations .....................10,159 dered the brain- contained in Clerk Of the City of Winter SprIngs, U degrees 52' 25" W., along said will, dependable, part time & full the qualifications of the DeposIts of United States Government .......................a right of way 655.00 feet; the 26 Front (West) Door of the Seminole Florida, for all per -sons desiring to plastic sack last week in time good hours. Apply in degrees 02' 06" W. 506.06 feet; personal representative, venue or County Courthouse in Sanford, Deposits of States and political examine the same, person to Stuckey's Pecan jurisdiction of the court. to a court order obresponse thenceleaving said riohtof way, run Florida, the above described real All Interested parties are invited subdivisions in the United States .................... 904 Shoppe, 1.4 6 46, Sanford. N. 57 de9rees 57' 15" W. 6.4387 feet ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS property. tamed by the Fords. to attend and be heard, Deposits of foreign governments to the PoInt of Beginning. Con. NOT SO FILED WILL BE That said sale is being made to Datedlhis23rddayom July, 1979. BeauticIans Experienced T1U discovery that other and official Institutions ............................None tainngtheremn14.776saesmeor FOREVER BARRED, satisfy the terms of said Writ of City of Winter Springs. Commission+Co.flenetits Deposits of Commercial banks ........................ organs s'.eru nussing was made less. All of the above being in Dateofthefirstpublicationofthis Execution. 10 Florida 830S767evenings sndItceri ths&5 .......... 4*l.:). notice of admInistration: July 26, Seminole County, Florida. 472 Tuesday. John E. Polk, By: s.Mary T. N011on 'hjtt" 'Tots) ep%t (wum of (torn; 1979. I This ,NQ1'(Ce,ls in Sheriff City Chit "T1 ditId's'bód wiá'dtsin.. LET'S BE HONES; wIth F. s. sso.io. llthru23) .........................................16,282 a.A. Douglas Stover, Ill SemInole County, II you weren't lookIng for a new terrtd and taken to the Publish Aug. 2, 1979 DATED this 27th Personal Representative day of July, 1979 Florida a. 1. Total demand deposits ......................7,448 DEM.20 ___________________________________ career you wouldn't be reading BOx 36 Mary T. Norton, Publish: July 26, August 7, 9, 16, a. (2) Total time and savings deposits ............10,834 this ad, and if we weren't looking Alna, Maine 04536 City Clerk 1919 Federal funds purchased and securities for someone to do a lob this ad Attorney for Publish Aug. 2, 1979 DEL.110 Notice sold under agreements torepurchase...............None wouldn't behere. If you want the Personal Represent live: DEM.19 a. lnterest.bearing demand notes opportunity to earn Three to JULiAt I'... DOMiJ";K Five Hundred dollars a week, (nole beiaticesj issued to the NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING of Fishback, Davis, Dominick FICTITIOUS NAME REPORT OF CONDITION call 1-800-432.8403 anytime for 8. Bennett U. S. Treasury .....................................95 OF LANDOWNERS OF SLAVIA Notice is hereby given that I am CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIESOF THE recorded message. 110 E. Washington DRAINAGE b.Otherliabllitiesforborrowedmoney .................None DISTRICT OF engaged in business at MULLET ATLANTICNATIONAL BANKOF SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Orlando, Florida 37101 Mortgage Indebtedness and LAKE PARK ROAD Seminole * * * * * * * * OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Telephone: 305.425.2786 TO ELECT A SUPERViSOR OF lIability for capitalIzed leases ......................None County, Florida, under the fictitious AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS Publish July 26 6 Aug. 2, (929 SAID DISTRICT ON JUNE 3 9 neme of SUE'S NURSERY and that Bank's liability on acceptances executed ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER DEL.116 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Published in response to call mad.by I intend to register said name with andoutitanding ................................... TRAINEE None a meeting of the owners of lands the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Light typing, ComptroIi.rofth.CurrenCy,und.rtji,)7, Other liabilities ....................................... situated In SLAVIA DRAINAGE UNITED STATES DISTRICT 213 Seminole County, FlorIda in ac. AAA EMPLOYMENT United States Code, Section DISTR ICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordlnateet OF SEMINOLE cor Ce wjth the provisions of the 912 French Ave. CharterNUmberl3lsl FLORIDA ORLANDO DiVlIInII notes arid dahentur.t( I turn NatIoftaIR..nfr D I.II.i COUNTY. FtflPIflA.ii,IIIP,akI.4 name ratu?es, ToWit: (corner 10th 8. French) the MemorIal BuIldIng COURT NO.: 77'21S.Orl-Civ.Y Stnt.rnentof Resources and Liabilities (former City of items 24 thru 29) Section 845.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 18,590 323.5176 Hall) in Oviedo, Fiorlda, at ten UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Suordinated notes and debentures ................... ASSETS 51g. N. Luclle Hill None PlaintIff, V5' ULYSEES Mc. o'clock A.M. on the 72nd day of Rt. 1 Box 1073 EQUITY CAPITAL Thousands of dollars August, AD. 1979,for the purpose of FADDEN, Defendant(s). * * * * * * * * Cash anddue fromdeposltory instItutIons...............6,126 Oviedo, Fla. 32765 Preferred stock: ____________________ NOTICE OF SALE electIng one supervisor for said Notice is U. S. Publish: July26, August 2, 9, 16, 1979 Treasury securities ............................... a. Noshares outstandIng None (par value) ..........None hereby given that pursuant to a 5,819 District for a term of three years, at SOBIKS Sanwich shops Is now DEL.114 Obligations of other U. S. Government Common stock: which election every acre of land in Summary Final Decree of taking applications for manager agencies and corporations .......................... the District shall represent one Foreclosw'e entered on July 2, 1979 No shares authorized 72,000 trainee posItIon in the Sanford by the share and each owner shalt be en. above entitled Court ui the Obligations of States and political Store. Benefits available. In. No. shares outstanding 72,000 (par value) County Court 720 titled to vote in person, or by proxy above style cause, the undersigned Orange County, Florida terested applicants apply at subdivisions In the United States ...................4,902 Surplus .................................................345 in writing duly signed, for every United States Marshal, or one of hIs Sobiks SandwIch Shop General Case No. $0782833 Undivided profits ...................................... All other securities ......................................69 247 acre of land owned by him In such duly authorized deputies, will sell Hobart Corporation, Office 753 N. Hwy. 17.92 between Federal funds sold and securities pur Plaintiff Reserve for contingencies and the property situate in Seminole District; guardians may represent 9 & 11 AM. other capital reserves .............................None chased underagreements toreseiI ..................250 their wards, personal represen. County, Florida, described as: Lot American Food Services Cor. Loans, Total (excluding unearned Income) .....23,056 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL L Lone Pines, accoroing to Piat tatives may represent estates * * * * * * * * Less: Allowance for possible loan losses .......3 poratlón ak-a American Food (sum of items 32thru 36) ...........................1,312 deceased persons, and private thereof as recorded in Flat Book 12, Service, Incorporated, d-b.a Park & Loans. corporations page 21 of the Public Records of Nat may be represented by .......................................... 24,736 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 3CASHIERS their officers or duly authorIzed Seminole County, Florida, subiect, Shop, Defendant Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, CAPITAL (sum of items 30, 31 and37) ..............19,902 Needed immediately. Part time. however, to taxes. It any due. forth. Circuit *n,4 n4h,' aoent. The owners ni rnelnrl•w ,pnvciJiun VANUA lull time available. theacresgeof such District shall be ('al' 1919 at publIc outcry to the Orange County, Florida bank premises ..................................... Amounts outstanding as of report date: AAA EMPLOYMENT 887 highest and best bidder for roth at Case No. CI1$l1473 necessarytoconstituteaquorumfØ Real estate owned other than bank premises ............26 912 French Ave. Standby letters of credit, total.................None the purpose of holding such election 12 o'clock noon on Thursday, August Borden, Inc., Plaintiff All other assets .......................................580 (corner iOth& French 1979 at the West door of the -vs. Amount of standby letters of credit and to transact such other 323.5176 as may come before tt,e meeting. Seminole County Courthouse, American Food Services Car. TOTAL ASSETS .......................................44,34 in Memo Item la (1) conveyed to Sanford, Florida. DATEOthis others throughparticlpatlons ...................... IlthdavofJuly,A.D. LIABILITIES poration, None Defendant * * * * * * * * Dated: July 1979 1979 Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, Time certificates of deposit In NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ________________________ .1, GEORGE R. GROSSE B.F. Wheeler,Jr, and corporations denominations of $100,000or more .................. 13,527 NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat 1,344 lfvouarehavingdlfficultyflnding Chairman Time and savings deposits of individuals, UNITED STATES MARSHAL by virtue Of that certain Writ of Other time deposits in amounts a place, to live, car to drive,a Middle District of Florida 5- James 0. Colbert Execution issued out of and under partnershIps, arid corporations .....................21,758 of $100,000or more ................................. iob, or some service you have None '1' W.R. Clonts KENDELL W. WHERRY the seal Of the Circuit Court of Deposits of United States Government .................. Average for X Calendar days (or need of, read all ow' want ads Assistant United States Attorney As the Board of Supervisors 122 Orange County, Florida, upon a final every day. Deposits of States and political subdivisions Attorney for Plaintiff calendar month) ending with report date: of Slavia Drainage District of judgment rendered In the aforesaid Publish: July 26, August 2, 9 16, Seminole County, Florida Cash and due from depository in the United States ................................4,432 court on the 21st day of March A.O, 1979 Publish: August 2, 9, 1979 Certified and officers' checks ...........................153 InstItutIons (corresponds to Item 1 above) ...........1,439 1979, in the certain case entitled, OEL.71 ORGANIST CHOIR OEM-S Total Federal funds sold and securities BOrden, Inc., Plaintiff.vs. American DeposIts ......................................... 39992 Total demanddeposlts ........................16,674 DIRECTOR Food purchased under agreements to resell _______________________ Services Corporation, NOTICE OF PUSLICMIITINO Defendant, and under a prior writ _____________________________ Total time and savings deposits (corresponds toitemi above) 23,318 1,263 of Grace United NOTiCE is hereby given that the execution Methodist Clwrth, as lIsted above docketed Mortgage indebtedness and liability Total loans (correspondsto item9aabove) ........... FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford, Florida. Call Mon. Thru Planning Division of Seminole on the 23rd day of February AD. for capitalized leases ............................... Time certifIcates of deposits in AFFIDAVIT Fri. 9.1?, 322.1472 or 3334S55. County, Florida, will hold a public 1979 and which 16 aforesaid Writs of All other liabilities ....................................602 STATE OF FLORIDA meetng on August 8, 1,79 at the Execution denominatIons of $100,000 or more were delivered to me as COUNTY OF SEMINOLE TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding Attamonte City Hall, Commission Sheriff of Seminole (corresponds to Memoranda item lb above) 1,250 County, Florida, Waitresses 6 Bar Maids. Ex. It Is hereby stated under oath, Chambers, 225 Nowburyport Ave., and I have subordinated notes and debentures) ................10,610 perienced only I Apply 1 to 4 levied upon the . Total deposits (corresponds to item 24 above) ......18,120 to Florida Statute use, Altamonfe Springs, Florida and on described property, belnU following p.m., Wed. thru FrI. Joint in the EQUITY CAPITAL localeo in that: August 9. 1979 at the Seminole Seminole f. Federal funds purchased and securities sold ooth, 339.1843. Common stock: County, Florida, more .,aadas. I tk f.ntw rai,ns,.... rwui i'.. F'. PartIcularly described iv intinos to NO. snares authorIzed 73,500 as follows: Maitiend Park Avenue, Suflford, Florida. engage in buslnes at (corresponds toitem 23ebove) .....................None I. One 1977 Lincoln Continental, 4. No. sharesoutstanding73,500 (par value) ...........733 meetIngs will begin at the Avenue, Altamonte SprIngs, Both r Town Car Sedan, Tan Vinyl. Other liabIlities for borrowed money Surplus ................................................1,545 FlorIda, under the trade name of hour of 7:00 p.m. The meetings ore Yellow ID No. 7Y$2A$S$4fl, ADVERTISING bei, (corresponds to Item 26babove) .................... None Undivided profits and reserve for beln conducted In order to discuss stored t Ratliff SOB. DIRT SERVICE. I. Sons in Sanford, Total assets (corresponds to item 16 above) ...........19,644 contIngencies and other capital reserves ................1,434 7. The full and true name of every and hear comments on the proposed Florid.. I the undersigned ofticer, do hereby declare that this Report TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ........................... interested in otaftoltheMass Transit Element ' party or corporat II. Various and assorted grocery SALES the Comprehensive Plan for store of CondItion (including the supporting schedules) has been TOTAL LIABILITIES AND S.O.B. DIRT SERVICE, and equipment Including coolers, extent of the inter of cacti such Seminole County, Florida. This CompresSors, scales, slicers prepared in conformance with the Instructions issued by the An aggressIve salespr. EQUITY CAPITAL .................................4tu party and-or corporatiji Is as meeting is being held pursuant to cabinets, a complete inventoryand Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Is true to the best of of MEMORANDA SOn is nóed.d fQr tofiows: DUNMAR CORPORATION the requiremsnts of Local Govern, which can my knowledge and belief. obtained at the Civil Amounts outstanding as of report date: mont Comprehensive Plafming ACt Division ofbethe sales 100 percent. Seminole County Frank C. Dobson of Time certificates of deposit in of 1975, and Chapter 74412. l.a*i Cl Sheriff's Department. 3. A proof of publication o. All property Executive Vice PresIdent and Cashier Florida. After the denomirationsof$100,000o,mor, ................. misting the to notice of intention to register • 2.810 be sold In a lot, July 23, 1979 Average for 30 calendar days (or fictitious name is recorded with this Planning Division will review and fl the undersigned as Sheriff of A gràt undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this AffidavIt and attached hereto as revise, as awopriate, the draft Seminole County, Florida, will at calendar month) ending with report date: future for a element for consideration by the Exhibit "A". Report of Condition (including the supporting schedules) and Total deposits...........................................40,076 lI:OOA.M.onth.1oth(sayofg$, er, Previous sales ox. Boa'd of County Com,nisslonsrs In AD. 1979, Dunmar Corporation declared that It has been examIned by us and to the best of our offer for sale and sell to I, Kristee S. Day, Accounting Officer of the above-named public hearing in October 1979. The the highst bidder, for casp, subiect Sworn to and subsa-1ba4 per lenc, needed. 'knowledge and belief has been prepared In conformance with the bank do hereby declare that this Report of Conditions public is invited to attend and be to any and 1l Is true and me this 23rd day of July, Salary existing hem, at the plus :lnstructionissuedbytheFDlCandistrueandcorrect. correct tothebestofmyknOwiedgeandl)elief, heardconcarningthepropos.ddran Front (West) Door of Sandra L. Osenkop the Semjnole William M. Morris slon amendment Kriste S. Day $0 with full corn. Notary Public the Comprehensive County Courthouse in Sanford, ES. Green Directors July 24, 1979 Publish July 261 Aug.7,9, (6, 1979 Plan. PaflY Florida, the above described Ap$y BY ORDER OF THE COUNTY properly, Paul G. Falrcloth DEL.1l5 We, the undersigned dIrectors attest the correctness of this In person to: PLANNER OF SEMINOLE COUN. State of Florida, County 31 Seminole SS: '(SEAL) statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that it has been That said sale is being made to TY, FLORIDA. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23rd day of July, examlnedbyus,andtothebestofourknowiedgeandbel,Istf.i, satisfy the terms of saks Writs of Ron Benjamin E. Price, : E*eCVIiO.i. 1979, and I hereby certlty that I am not an officer or director of and correct. County ariser *FLORIOA• John E. Polk, this barth A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Seminole County Planning Sheriff My commission expIres December 21, 1979. Division Harry Lee. Jr. fllr.,f - iIDDflf ii Ewnlng Ikisaiii - ijg: r' w - ;i I i V I . ( ____________________ j.,,PN, Fjll timeI part time. AppI in person Lakeview Nursing Cenr 919 E. 2nd St. - _________ - - __ ,LPN full time. Exp. w-Ftorlda license. 1-4 & 4 12. 322 8566. Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. :ron, desk clerk. Apply in person between 9 & 5, Holiday Inn of Sanford, Lake Front. _______ Removed Organs 18-Help Wanted -- -. * *** * ** - __________ - feet; or - - ... - iIe: - " For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Poriig 323.5324. - - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!! ______________________________ ., Full & Part Time qualified ap. pllcants for desk clerk. 'waitresses 6 maids. Apply in person Days Inn, Sanford, between 11 am. 8. 5 p.m. _________________________ 'Cafeteria P.T to train now for Sept. opening. 2 p.m..9 p.m., cxc. co. benefits. Apply to Mrs. Whlttington, SCC cateteria. 321. . ' Experienced cook-steaks 6 seafood. 41011 p.m. (approx.) with local restaurant. 321.0424. . -____________________________ Telephone Sales Altamonte Springs office. Guaranteed salary, will train. Mr. James " 8344346. . - - - " - ---____________ ___________ ____ -- --______ -* * * * * * * * ________________________ ,. .& - - ........................ _____ 21-Situations Wanted ________________________ ,Experlenced tractor-trailer driver wants lob. NO BULLI 323 8711 -- --•-- --- - --.- -- -- - - - Room for rent in private home. Wbath 8. kit privileges 323.7259 - ' - Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly& monthly rates. inquire 500 S. Oak 841.7883. - - , .30-Apartments Unfurnished - Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath, SISO. Adults, furniture $10. 841.7883. -' ' '1 BR- $189 up. Pool. AduiI. only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.97 in santora. Call 323-8670 Mariner's Vilge. . .,.. ,.,..,s, DeBary. Idealfor seniors. Lovely 1 BR, air, close to churches & shopping. 3fl-8054, 64J.6488. dishes, silver, linens, TV 8. all utilities. Daily, Weekly, Monthly. Shenandoah VIllage. 323 :2920. - .. Apts. for SenIr Citizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimrxie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. DeBary retirement area. Char. ming 2 BR apt., sc. porch, laundry, C HIA. 668-5331. ________________________ - ..aa L..__a ._.__ -- - fla '' as 'Sanford Studio apt. everything furnished including utilities. $160 mo 500 S. Oak. 841-7883. _________________ BATEMAN REALTY 213S' 5' French (11 92) Sanford 323 5324 Peg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321 0739 Aft. Hrs. 372-7643. 372-1869 14(8 Valencla Ct. 3 BR, ('-'7 bath, brick const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,500. 301 E. 23rd St. $36,900. Large 3 BR. I'7 bath, C H&A, FR, fireplace, on 2 lots. with fruit trees. SPANISH STYLE family home, 3 BR, 1',j B. 1g. closets, pan FR, storage cab. in DR. $31,000. Sanford's Sales Leader LARGE LOT 3 BR, 2 6 split plan, beautifully landscaped, fenced bk yd, room for garden. $32,500. HAL COLBERT, REALTY INC. REALTOR 323-7832 Eve. 372 8182,327-1587,322 7177 ATTRACTIVE I BR, 2 B ranch style home, Ig rms., fenced side yd. near schools & shopping. $19,500. our lot o4 yours. Build to Su' FHA.VA,FHA 7358.345 - FANTASTIC Ig family 4 BR, 2 B, FR, Cent air, w-w carpet. Lg. rooms, fenced yd with well & sprinklers, "inground" pool. Choice neighborhood. $43,900. Exc. terms. M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR ML 73 6061 or eveS. 323 05(7 . Harold Hall Realty New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $32,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.7287. inc REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night 13,000 sq ft downtown, 2 story brick bldg. Currently leased, high rat',rn fn yni hølu.vø V.5.000? Charm of an old 2004 Lilly FIrid,, hnni. will he fc,.d in this modernized 4 BR, 4 6, pool home. featuring garden rm., formal LR & DR, FR & a study. On ~ acre lot. Strictly by appt. Bobby Greene, REALTOR 6280333. 2chair est. barber shop. Inc. bldg., land & eqpt. Only $28,000 w-$8000 dwn. Owner will hold at 7 pct. 16css Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. lOS' paved road, 2i0' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. $14,950. 1 aIx Re,. R.i Esiae Cr.5ir 2715 Iavfs,d Ave. fl).7fl1 PARK RIDGE ESTATES Comfortable 3 BR, 1½ BA. Large Liv. Rm.1. Fam, Rm., Din. Rm., Fenced. One year warranty. Call for appointment. REAL1OR HACIENDA HOME 3 BR, 2BA Spanish flavor. Fenced with beautiful landscaping. Central heat and air. FHA ap praised for quick sale. ERA Warranty, 339-0509 33905O$ Need a 3.2 w-garage, FP, for $21,900? We have it. 4 BR 2 B fenced yd, C H&A, car port, scr. porch. $43,900. ESTATE SALE 1110W. FIRSTSTREET Make Oflert 2 story, 10 room on deep lot, 123x330. Zoned corn. mercial. $30,000. Beverly B. Mason Realtor.Associate. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 25445. French Ave. 372 0231,323-7173, 322-0719 1011111 Furn. ApI., 1g. kit. Adults only '400 Palmetto Ave. $317166 - . PAR-K Branch Office 323.2222 sWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 BR, 2 B ranch style home, just listed. Situated on cor lot, lush landscaping. 549.500. Call today for appt. REALTY 73 Apache 12 x 65 2 BR 2 bath, porch, awning. Assume mor tgage 587 ma., $2500 down. 323 7079. See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 I/A a. FHA Financing 43-Lots-Acreage -- 62 acres- frontage on Osceofa Rd. Best Terms. William Maliczowski Realtor 322-7983. Sanford Lk. Sylvan area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are water front. $63,500. GREENE Get Cash Buyers for a small investment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-2611 or 531.9993. 45-A--Oat of State Property REALTORS 617.5560 Ma it land Office Offices Open Daily$am$pm Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N. C. 21906 1 Lakefront Lot- Loch Arbor, prize of the area, gorgeous trees and view. $37,000. Owner Associat. 322.8)95. 24 HOUR lB 322•9283 47-Real Estate Wanted Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments 6 buy equity. 322.0216. - 1978 CORDOBA HT $4995 LOADED I 1978 CAMARO 6 CYL, 1968 FORD 4 DR. WAGON 295 1978 VOLKS RABBIT 2 DR. A.0 $ '67Chev Idr,AC 00 6PM 8PM 322 79(5 -__________ 78 Pinto MPG. low mu new tires. Lake Kathryn Motel, Pm. 11. 661 N. Hwy 1792, Casselberry, Ft - I 4495 i...... ________ _________________ 1979 Custom Jeep Ci 5 Take over payments. have to see to ap preciate Call 349 5531 or 323 I)?? ________________________________ ,' ___ - Pontiac Catalina 1971 I Or HT. Power, Air. auto $795 323 .4303 . - I i;ii : -- . , - , 68-Wanted to Buy Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, th.• IinSt in used tur.uturr, Refrig., stoves, Iooi*, KENMORE WASIII R Service Used M,ichnes MOONEY APPLIANCES __________________________ 3l.I 0691 S4-rage Sales - -- . Want to buy puppy 68 wk old. Sm. bred mixture, w personality Must be very friendly, alert & t.e'althy Send description, phone no P. bred mieture. it known to Ann Lackey, Shenandoah Vili. 4720 S Orl Or,, Apt. 97. Hwy I? 92. Sanford, 32771, No Calls' Gi1 used Iurn, appliances, plumbing lietures, t,IcI material 322 5659 WE BUY USED 1-URNII URE a. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nit ore Salvag,' 377 OFT! . --.-- ., £- UI lUll ': -T For Estate Commer cal P. ReSi (1,011 ujil Auctions P. AppraiSals Catt Dell's Auction. 323 5620 I - I seat. bo,,l .!. n,ucfu more 119 'N Woodland Dr 323 0322. G,iraue Sale Fri. 9 tilt! 2 family, 1k chair, buffet, clothes, many bargains 1019 Santa St.. b'f ween Burger Chef & Bahama Joe's. 323 3686. I_awn Service Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri cal, Plumbing Service 8. RepaIr Call Larry for Free Est 671 6794 Luc., Bonded & Ins -Central heat & Air Cond. F roe Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanfor'i 322 1771 General L.lndscapinq Rb's,; specialists. !Op sOil & fill dirt sOd laying & free trimrv'incj --. Lawn Service in tti€' Piumosa Or area Mow & trim ds irnrmi Service! 322 2958 Appliances Lawn Mower Alan's Appiances Refrigeration A C kepar LicenSed 323 0039 ', B.OaU%'(f Cure ______________________________ -- TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON for nierly Ilarrictt's Beauty Nocu clv Id Si 11 Hoom,'rs I awn Mower Si'rv,ct' Lawn mower repairs & u3I umowerS for sale. Wilt also pick up 1uny, mowers tree 321 8711 I ad' Yard cJit) Appliances & F,'isc IIOCAL 449 5371 , 5142 )' 510 2551 00 & up Sale S,lt 9 4. Corner 19th & Magnolia Old fools, F iesta ware, antique walnut bed Children's clothing a. toys Pairting MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 75 yrs Exp 8698567 A&I3 P.iintiruq lnt & Fe! Resu P. Comm 3?? 878? 9 9 'essrnaking Piitum P,'r i,' I C t I' Free Ect I 10 pcI dcc i Cit 339 6066. 664 8335 t' 75-Recreationai Vehicles '75 Midas traveltrailer 30', $49YSFIRMt 372 1009 77-Junk Cars Garage Sale: Sat. 8 30 to S 30. Clothes, shoes Mens & Womens. Hair dryer. dec curlers 8. miSc 700 E. 14th St. -. Removed BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto tso C.ilI 37? (624. 3224460 Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipmen5, 322 5990 -- Garage Sale, Fri & Sat 9105. TV, furniture, household Items, Misc. 715 C Montgomery Pci., Across from Goodings Store. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 373 7710 ----. --'78 Triumph 750 Bonneville. Brown & gold. 3,000 ml. Best offer rides it away. 373 5643 -____________________________ , - Garage Sale 3rd &lth. 9to 5. 121 E. Alma Aye., Lake Mary Pool table, furniture, plants, baby items 8. MiSc. -- --- .. . 80-Autos for Sale ANIMAL HAVt.-N Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Suppu,L, uu%.J flUUV', - and service established and n,w advertisers. seIf-sta't. We, the - , - -. - - Paintlng& Repair - u' Custom Painting & detail true Free Est. 373 1704 - - ' . ' IMan,qualityoperation 8 yrs. exp Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 327 1321 . NSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellu lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 904.734 6708 collect. PAINTING.CARPENTR'Y CUSTOM CABINETS ree Est. 373 0429 after 5-30 Plastering I I interior Exterior PIastt'rin'.j Licensed 8. Bonded Call 3?? 2180 I FOR SALE BY OWNER REAL ESTATE 40 A Irontinq on Ost..n.Int.rprile Read, fenced, semI.ci.ared. Asking 51440 p.s. Also 3.0 A, same road for resIdentIal development. $11,000. Inquire t•O. c. Micliel, P.O. 10* 399, Frederick, Md. 31101 or phone 301.402. 3.4$. - Railings - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING 8. REPAIR 5.0. BALINT & ASSOC. 3228665 Custom built iron work Sindowquarcis, gates etc Marlin's 373 7881, 339 1693 _____________________________ Lawn Maintenance _______________ Vinyl Repair - Vinyl repair & recoloring Save up to 50 pcI of reupholstery charge. 869 5877 -. To List Youi Business., ' 1Gt. benefIts. 'C ' -. ' -- __________________ 5 -, . - 3 Bedroom, country stream. Mike offer. lot, running - A.*'t5 r -. - ____._1. - - '-I., 4- .. '-5- - s. -' -4k-. 'L-''"5-' P..e*a_ 5- - - _,_z..s. - - M - - S-.--.' - ______________- '' U- - "" - a'-'- a" -.- - - - --±'•' •" '-"--' - - " r - - , • - S. S - - ,,_.,._..__..,, ,_. -- ,:L;f; - _. .,45- - -. Sanford 321.0640 or 321-0702 - .- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, screened porch, air.cond,, over-sized lot. Great location, 24,9OO 38,9OO ..-,, . -. - ,. -.. ..-.-... -5-' - -. I - -':.. ---_- - ':: 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford '5 - _ - - - - - - - - cue Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & f,i',t repair service. 322 6101 ______________________________ Certified Lawn 8. Landscape FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 371 0098 373 8719 commis. .' - .' o....u. f' iI)U!dTL'U, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs. also air cond cages. 322 5752 - . -. -. _________________________ 195? Chevldr. VC57A123210 322 7405 9 family yard sale. Men, women, children ciothing. Get the kids ready for school. Childrens toys & furniture, bird dog puppies. drapes, clothes dryer, antique furniture, lawn mower, trash compactor. All quality items at bargain prices. Sat. only. 201 Dogwood Dr. ldyilwiide, Sanford. Time not before 8a.m. till 5 p.m Grooming & Boarding ____________________________ Home Improvements _______________________________ - Carport Sale; Thurs.. Fri Sat. 9 'til. Box 521(3, Radio St. off 427. Wall cab, sinks, bath tubs, bars, el fixtures & much mure. 322 5887. - U&E Painting. inter or 0 tic jr pressure cleaning, root .oatiri'i Satisf,iction cjuarintec'd h.'lir,payment 327 11)1 after 6 purr Photographic 78-IMtorcycIes Yard Sole: FrI & Sal. Aquariurlis, LP gas tanks, fencing small appl. 8. '69 Olds. t)rincj your own chain. 2631 French Ave. i Alterations, Dressmaing Drapes, Upholstery 3220107 .. - - r _______________________________ CeramiC 'Tile ' Auction Itmurs. 7PM. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates Kellogqs Auction Sales 323 7050 Repair Light' Haulinri ______________________ . -.--- Garam Sale. Say. Sun Books. Air Conditioning - -: 55OO LOADED ________________________ F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YE L LOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323 7580 - Frigidaire retriqerator & electric stove Op,'ratinq condition 3223044 or 122 6)41 'LIKE THE COUNTRY? 9-s acres in Osteen with 1g.) BR, 1', B, nearly new mobile home. 1.10,600. Raborn -.- ___________________ __________ 65--Pets-Supplies New Tappan gas r.inges. below wtuolesali.' left Over lro'n :oinci out of buSiness sale- .1 double oven & 0 single oven Prices start at 5??? 25 Sanlord F- or niture S,slvage, 1797 Sanford, 32? 0721 2565 REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349 5100. 322 1959 TRADE-INS ___________________________ I: 52-Appliances ANYTIME - , , _________ Multiple Listinçf Service STPMPER AGENCY .-. - HUSKEY REALTY FURNISHED APARTMENT AFTER 4P.M. 3221526 u - L,,ssnmower sales & service We '.t'll the best & service the rest Western Auto 301 W lt St 322 4403 up. INC. REALTORS 830-6833 or 339.4711 eves. 3-I w-fenced yd, nice area, close to schools. $27,900 or $11,000 dwn. Assume mort or VA, FHA. ___________ Brand New lntersprunq Bedding price. Sanford Furniture Sal vage. 17725 of Sanford);i8121 - M o r r s 0 nS N u r so r y Bromeliophites & many more plants to choose from. $1508. up. 705 W 1st St. Open 3 days week. Thtirs, Fr & Sat -. - 51-Household GOOdS - FOIIREST REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED I Multi family yard sale Set. & Sun 708 Elm Ave. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST Tri.level home 4 BDRM, 3 BA. Family room, dining room, central heat 6 air, ObI. garage. One acre all fenced near 1.4 10 minutes west of Sanford. For Sale By Owner 1 BR, 1 bath, carpet, air, 7100 block of Summerlin. Call after 5:30 6 weekends. 373.6707. $17,500. - Gold) Pc. sectional couch & coffee fbI Eec cond 5150 3?? 3468 REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7198 The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. - 322- 2420 CailBart Cash for your Iott Will build on your tot at our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 644-301' -______________________ - * REFRIGERATORS . Assorted makes a. sizes $50 guaranteed Sanford Auction 1215 S French. a FLASH! FLASH! Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenIent to shopping. NOW Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This. of Carport Sale corner Mellonvitle 3. 20th Sat II t, Dishes, furn., clothing, --.-- ________________________________ RODSON MARINE Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fia 32711 ___________________________________ 62-L.awn.Garden - REALTORS - -- For Sale- 7' Sear's pool tbl $95; (0" Black & Decker Radial Arm Saw w table, $150. 20 Cuddy Cabin Cruiser I 0. comp cqt. CB radio, depth finder. $2500; WOod l,ghe, $125 323 1731 - rr ___________________ __________ . . I. 55-Boats & Accessories Beds, DbI motel box springs & mattresses $30 Set Sanford Auction 1215 S French. 323 7340. - PEAL TOP 322 4000 ML.S VA-F HA-235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment ___ -"'-' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it - it irs- useI good cond. $20 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So of Sanford. 32? 8721 SUPER 3 BR, ('-2 bath home in Twenty West! C H&A, w-w carpet, 5cr. porch a. dining area! Much More! IIPP WARRANTED, Wow, iust $32,500. OVER 2500 SQ FT of gracious living in this lovely 1g. Mayfair 3 BR, 2 (3 home beautifully shaded dbi. sized lot in one of Sanfords finest neighborhoods, Owner an. xious $64,900. Termsl DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 9?, 1 mule west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a ,ubliC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 8. Saturday at 1-30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 83(1 for further details - - _______ _______ FANTABULOUS 3 BR. 2 bath home in Crystal Lake! Every imaginable feature! This beauty can be yours for $120,000! BPP WARRANTED! The Real Estate Agency REALTORS - i-Apartrnnmshed ______ WORLD. Chev. New tires 8. inspection. Clean in 8. out Auto. 59.150 mu 13 3210998. Or can be seen at 705 W. __________________ ______ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TWADE 311 315 E First St 3?? 5622 SUMMER DELIGHT 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest w-Fla. Pm., eat In kit., porch, above ground pool, bar area & Many Extras! BPP WARRANTED. Only 1.41,000! NEW CAR ____________________ 511.99pr. Army Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3?? 5791 310 Sanford Ave. JUST LISTED 3 BR. 2 bath on App. 1 acrel Spacious home w eat in kit., lots of storage, fenced yard! BPP WARRANTED. Just 1.43.500! MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 to 15 models. Cati 3399100 or B3I .1605 (Dealer) . (omplete 1 pc blonde mahogany BR set Evcellent condition 5,350. Call 3fl 4536 OVER 6 MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 (c') 2 BR fully 'furn., mncludmng pans, - STENSTROM - -- - REALlY As is 2639 French. 3-1, carport. sc. porch. $30,500. Owner. --_______ - ' La 41-Houses - iijjv - aa.aasaaLe REALTY Sr. Citizen couple needs 1 BR apt., turn. Sanford.Longwood area. Reasonable. 831-8963 aft 12 noon. . 29'-'ROotTIS - - --------.. _______ , 5O-lA1sCeIIaneous for Sale JUST LISTED! We are proud of this3 BR, C H&A like new home. Located in Deltona. Tastefully wailpapered & carpeted. A buy at $28,500. ' _______________ ____________ CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER Supervision qualification. Customer relations. Excellent opportunity. Super pay a. benefits. AAA EMPLOYMENT 917 French Ave. (corner 10th 8. Frene'h) 323.5176 ' - Legal JOHNNY WALKER - - - - - Carport Sale Sat. & Sun. 9 to S Misc items, B&W console TV. 200 Forest Or. (Loch Arbor) -________________ Twin 6 ObI beds, 30's Waterfall BR Suite, rob tiller. Prices go dwn 10 pct. every 10 days. Hurry f0' Bargains. 2621 S. Sanford Ave 322-1191. Open TueS thru Sat. 9.30 to 5:30. . JUST LISTED! Lovely well kept & immaculate 2 or 3 BR home. Location cony. to everything yet on a quiet residential street. Will go FHA or VA. $31,500. 38-Wanted to Rent * * * * * * * * , , WILL BUY EXISTING Is! & 2nd MORTGAGES R Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No ID Wymore Rd Aitamonte 867 743) -. 322-6457 Aft Hrs, 322-7111 3 BR, 1 B, A-C. Pool, D-W, well on wooded acre. $200 mo.-$100 security. 322-8658 or - W. Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7881. Sanford Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor - - .... Lake Mary-Sanford 4 BR, 2 bath, good schools, fenced yard, children & pets welcome. $395. 322-1091. o--Autos for Sale - & Sold - . - . - AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 28th P1. Exp. only! Wages commensurate w abiiity.fringe benefits. . . . . 32-Houses Unfurnished 34-tbi le Homes Experienced carpenter with tii Hourly. Steady work in Seminole area. Call 322-8424 after 5 p.m. Spoiski Cons?., Inc. - - Clean furnished 1st tlaor Apt., Private entrance, adults only, no pets. 1004 Palmetto. 54-Garage Sales 47-A--Mortgages Bought - - - Federal 41-Houses 41-Houses 32)4828 ******** EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 3?? 761' 8)1 9993 -- - 31-Apartments Furnished House for rent ________ .UIIIUUUIU ___________________ EXPERIENCED COOKS Exceltent pay & opportunity. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 323-5176 _________ I I U U -c nfl,1 _______ w ____ -___________________________ _____________ _________ w riiir-riiuiirs. ii - ni llUUUUauiuu U U U I U U m I U I U I IdII Killer Sought . Thursday, Aug. 2, 1979-SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. u'f Coast Searched Orlando Un. 327.1577 *4+ �B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. 2, 1,7 RIMER 7 t mm~= WD-40 Ila Prevent rust and corro or/Outdo Places moisture and Propylene olefin fiber carpet in 12' widths. Blue/Green, 9cA>4%t sion with this clean, easyTTfl Long wearing, stain resisiting polyto use lubricant. Dis ta 9 4* penetrates to free frozen parts. Comes in a handy : list Year, No. 299--Friday, August 3, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Red, Gold or Green. TV aerosol spray. No. 40011. H' Limit 2, Ploase 1 49r: 88 9 oz. Can Reg. Price (9 oz. can).. 1.39 Sq. Yd. Fired, Rehired County Employee May Be Fired Again 1.99 Expanded Polystyrene INSULATION PANELS SOUTHIASflRN - I I ': . :'•;; / _____ Heavy duty cast Bright, festive Colors and White. Hard drying, quality gloss enamel in a handy spray can. For interior or exterior use. alumin- ium body and hood, stainless steel burner, volcanic briquets and heavy duty '.'j'cl chrome wire grate. 20 lb tank i I d d 79* 3 '- : - P4o.6OIBSC. 15.99 POWER TAPE RULE Lfith Has professional features such as : iii : I .J: No. 8312 12'm 314" ..... 4.99 No. 8316 16' x 314" ..... 5.79 No. 8325 25' x 3/4".. 6.119 . . . Electric Water Heater SWITCH .. * be pointed over with- Single Lever Washeriess KITCHEN FAUCET ULoa.C.midg iI ....59C . \ 4 • • • Mopacote Acrylic Latex • HOUSE-P - Ca+1 All-purpose paint or wood, metal and 710 No. 1-2401 in Green to a finish. Reg Sq. Yd.......................sists mildew. In . SUNDECK lIz!f' In tweeds: 1.2701 Brown/Tan, L-2702 Blue/Black, 1-2703 Red! Black, 2704 Green/Black, 1-2705 GreardAvocado and In Black. Sq. Yd .................. 3.19 Super White end Colors. No. 07229 ...... 19.99 Plastic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT Gallon ................. 9,49 #4 . Save money by controlling your water heating operation. Set tripper's to turn heater on one hour ahead of expected periods of ma:1 jor hot water use. Has manual override lever to meet unexpected needs for addtlonal hot water. Each. ............... .19.95 . 50 lb. capacity hopper. Covers 4' to 8'. No. Fiber reinforced, for renewing old roofs. Will retard drying, stop weathering. Sq. Yd............... logo Sovin POWER VENTILATOR Helps reduce moisture and will ' .., - any area up to 500 sq. ft. Easy to install. Weather resistant, Includes thernIostat thermal fuse. 350 CEM rating certified by Home Ventliation Institute. Runs on regular house current. Quiet. ... 49 , SHELVING Five adjustable shelves, strong ribbed posts With $WR9 braces for added rigidity. Made of heavy gouge steel. Use 88 41 single unit WEED LATER TRIMMERS Make lawn maintenance easlerl I_ rhese heavy gauge steel brackets rnd five pieces of 2 x 4's will make sturdy, durable sawhorse. Easy o assemble. Fold for easy storage. Sq Ft. iec Use under asphalt shingles or as bestos siding, or In built-up roof construction, 8.49 Strong 90 lb. felt asphalt saturated and has,a protective mineral coatIng. White or Green. 1/ 8S 75 air.................... 1.39 lace i' ..95 o. 50Aiii;;;,; • ;. ROCIFINO SHINGLES -3-Tab tfo -235 - ASPHALT Th Year Warranty 6.09 Bundle 18.27 3-Tab FIBERGLASS 20 Year Warranty Square ....... 20.25 Bundle . El !Jl ROORNO 31,1111101,13 3-Tab No. 240 ASPHALT 15 Year Warranty 6.66 Square ........19.98 Bundle 3-Tab FIBERGLASS "ranty Year War 9 6,9 Square .......20.97 Bundle - Lightweight, easy to work. Can be used for numerous home projects. 1r Yet when Ms. Martin Tuesday asked the board of county commissioners to accept the personnel board's action to reinstate Bradley, she indicated the board had thought Eriksson's memo had been erroneous. After Finding out Eriksson had been correct and that the personnel board had acted with misinformation during its appeal hearing, Ms. Martin said she would review the procedures to see if the case can be opened again. Two sick birds were picked up from the marina area by bio1ots tron the itMe Girn. si14 VrW$ei'Vah Cow. mission and sent to the university for analysis. Pieco 1 62 - ..... 2 x 4 x 92%" SPRUCE/Pint PRECUT STUDS •." Ap "• Piece ................... 1.59 ______ I_j_g --.------..jg" .'--- .• -' .. - • • Senkevich 5aId 16 water samples from the marina area are no w being uniilyzed for the presence of oil, grease, metals, herbicides and pesticides which may have caused the toxins in the vmtr At the same time Senkevich said a container of 24D, the chemical used in a diluted form of one part to 200 parts water by the Army Corps of Engineers to kill water hyacinths and other aquatic weeds in the lake has also been sent to a laboratory for analysis. He said the container of 24D before dilution has been sent to the state Department of Agriculture to determine whether the manufacturer may have mislabeled the product. EarHer, Charles Lee, vice president of the Florida Audubon Society, said while the defoliant Itself would not have caused the duck kill, it could be Indirectly responsible. "It is entirely possible," he said, "that the rotting mass of vegetation caused by the spraying could have triggered a botulism epidemic." Randy Torbett, a yacht maintenance man employed at the Monroe Harbour Marina and a sportsman, earlier connected the duck kill with the weed spraying by the Corps of Engineers, the ducks became sick only three days after the spraying -- ._. '-•- Around The Clock ..........4A Dr. Limb ..................IA Bridge ....................1* ROTe$Cpe . ZA Calendar ................. UA H.SpII ................. Comics .....................IA OURSELVES ..............7A IA SIT urts ...................... IA Editorial .................. 4A Televtilsa ...... Uuie1ft Dear Abby .................7A Weather ................... ?A •• • • . • I)prOXmflU1tely $19,744. By HUGH THOMSON Loss of a fire truck (cost herald Staff Writer Lake Mary residents will go $11,50. Loss of services of per. to the polls Sept. 11 to vote on a sonnel in the police-fire cornproposed 42 percent tax in. munications department (cost crease. The city council voted approximately $36,714). unanimously at Thursday Mrs. Southward moved to evening's meeting to place the hold the referendum vote with a question on a special second by Councilman Cliff referendum ballot. Public Nelson. hearings on the matter were set Lake Mary resident Leo for Aug. 16 and 23. I'm "1 regard the referendum us Loughran, Jr., said, se d to a reter en dum as a uto a 1 at tznepasses an monay. U community," Counctiman Pat wags tax increase we'd then Southward said. "Failure to pass a mihlage increase will be regard the helping those who want to disti.i tI'e LIIV V1 He referendum as Mary." The proposed increase would a life and death raise taxes from $3 to $4.25 for each $1,000 of assessed property issue for this value. For instance, a homeowner paying $60 annually community' on a tome assessed at $20,ODO would pa" $85 if the increase Is have the second largest tax approved, A new state law which base in the county, next to I think we're requires voter approval for a overextending Sanford. ourselves in tax in above five percent services. We even had a petition necessitated the ref erendum, Also under state law, the in the past opposed to salary expenses.. council during the meeting We made," Loughran reduced the present tax rate from $3 to $2.84. Although the continued, "expenditures of tax rate is lower, it will $4,000 for grant applications we haven't got them yet." generite the five percent "I vigorously oppose this as crease in tax revenue because an individual and will support of an expanded tax base. City officials said the $4.5 organization against It," rate will enable them to meet Loughran said. the proposed 1979-1980 budget of Mrs. Southward replied to 14,218 Loughran: The new rate would increase "Administrative salaries anticipated revenue from the were only $100 more this year property tax from $122,748 to than last year. These people are $183,689. greatly underpaid. Comparing Should the voters decide not taxes of other communities, to pass a tax rate of $4.25 ac- Altamonte Springs and Winter cording to City Manager Park, as examples, have had an Phil Kulbes, Lake Mary ser- expansion of their tax bases. vices will be reduced and lake Mary is primarily possible cuts would include: residential." Loss of services of two police officers (salaries total See LAKE MARY, Page !A a Bufhiub Regalia Skffêa j By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Don't be surprised If you see a fleet of bathtubs being launched in Lake Monroe Saturday morning, for the Bathtub Regatta has come to Sanford. Presented by the Holiday Inns of Sanford in C0fl junction with the Altamonte Sertoma Club, the event will benefit the Easter Seal Speech and Hearing Center as well as providing fun for participants and spectators alike. Registration will be at 9 a.m. at the Sanford Marina and Holiday Inn on Lake Monroe. The race is to begin at 11 am. As an added attraction, there will be a bathing beauty contest at noon. Entrants for the beauty contest must be between 18 and 25 years old and should register at the Holiday Inn at 11 a.m. Spectators will be admitted to the race site and are encouraged to come early. Food and refreshments will be available during the regatta. Each entry will be genuine metal or porcelain bathtub, or a Fiberglas or plastic tub molded from a genuine tub. Commercially-manufactured boat hulls will not be permitted. There will be five classes: Novice Outboard Motors; Outboard Motor, up to 7½ h.p; Outboard Motor, over 7½ op to 10 h.p.; People Power, and Super 10 h.p. Outboard Motors with unmodified stock engines. Standard engine fuel must be used. Entrants in the "People Power" class may use any form of propulsion except motor or sail, Including paddles, oars, paddlewheels, hands or feet. Entries are limited to one driver except "People Power." However, Dave Bowman, a biologist with the Corps of Engineers based in Palatka, said the defoliant has been used since the 191k and Is approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. "We have never heard of anything like this happening before," be said. _j!' -. NSt5 s w ts. as .. Bathtub racer, Altamonte Springs Fire (.'hlef Torn 3legfr1ed, will be one of 15 expected entrants In Saturday's Bathtub Regatta in Sanford. •. • .'. - ftx __ Increase X: -. Today • Eye s -, • , - -- - •' Mary - Alex Senkevich, head of the state Department of Environmental Regulations, reported today the results of the analysis of two duck specimens taken from the lake a week ago. "The Indication is that it was botulism," Senkevich said. Searching deeper into the problem of the killing of the 50-bird flock composed of Mallards, a protected species, Muscovies and mixed breeds, Senkevich said water samples have from the Monroe Harbour Marina area where the specimens were found. -. 8"x4'x8'CDX .........6.55 2'x4'x8COX(3ply) 7.64 All classes are open to women as well as men. Pilots must be 16 years or over (except People Power) and sober. Those under 18 must have written parental permission. U.S. Coast Guard approved life Jackets and crash helmets must be worn by pilots, Race officials will act as judges for the entire race in accordance with the American Bathtub Racing Assn. guidelines, In addition to the tub driver, pit crews are limited to two members. Heats and flights will be determined by time trials, Trials will be based on the average time of three laps. The first two place race winners of the 7.5 h.p., 10 h.p. and Super 10 h.p. classes are eligible for the Regatta Cup. Trophies will be awarded to the first two pilots in each class and to the most Ingenious tub design. The course of the races will be marked out by buoys and will be 2 miles or less depending on the class. Located at 231 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, the Easter Seal Speech and Hearing Center serves Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. Complete diagnostic services are available to individuals with speech and hearing disorders. Speech, lan guage and hearing screenings also are provided at preschool and daycare centers. Comprehensive speech, language and hearing evaluations are provided to all in the community. Other services include a residential camping program at Camp Challenge In Sorrento for disabled children and adults; an Early Intervention Program, Equipment Loan Service and Information, referral and follow-up for handicapped individuals and their families. . - Fire That Claimed Sanford Man's Life Being Probed • lab In Ocala, he added, and contents as "close to $1 million." The entire building, which had the fire reached the paint company. Wrigid said Thursday he could not say whether the fire had was constructed In 1919, measures 165 feet by 117 feet. Killed In the blaze was 36-year-old William Uoyd Price of 214 Combing through the charred ndAge lbursft 111re in. been set deliberately until his investigation has been concluded Wright said the fire team hadn't been able to determine the Lakeview Ave., Sanford. The lieutenant was killed when a brick vedigators said they are MW not certain what darted the and lab results have been completed. wall of the pet supply store tumbled on top of him and another origin of Wednesday's fire but the "most burned" area occurred "We have flied out some accidental causes such as a discarded downtown Sanford fir, that claimed a veteran ffr.figidi's life. in the back third of the building on the north side. S?.nford firefighter. Ernie Wright, Mate deputy fire marshal, said the investigative clgardte and faulty electrical wiring," Wright said. "We are taking a layer at a time," Wright said. "We are down Preliminary autopsy results Indicate Price died of brain According to Sanford fire officials, the fire began about 6:55 team would continue their Investigation today at the gofted pet hemorrhaging and other Internal injuries, according io Seminole to the debris of the contents now and we will ultimately go all the supply More gathering evidence for lab analysis by the Federal p.m. Wednesday at the Seminole Pet Supply, 200 Magnolia Ave. way to the floor." Memorial Hospital officials, pet siçply firm occupied two sections of the three-section Bureau of InvestIgatIon. •-. Edwin Brooklyn, 48, of 112 Bunker Lane, Sanford, suffered deep The city of Sanford has donated a front-end loader to the inbaildh on Magnolia Avenue between Second and Third Streets, cuts on his left foot, a fractured left toe and has a separation of the Wright, who would not dIscIoe, vedigation to remove debris from the pet supply floor, he said. 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Price (piece) .................... 39 3I8"x4'x8' ............. 3.15 - s'isuesos se tos ' 7 •' _ _ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer CPiece • iquiu Asb r1jj1 WO*ILI On 'Poison' Practical easy to apply fire resistant board of solid gypsum encased in special fibrous r paper. May be fin( ) ished with plaster, '\ paint or Wallpaper. Gold Bond S ucts Each Sheet Rockwell/S ter/inq ") _ _ a level surface • -'• ( This washerlass faucet is guaran. teed for five years to b.., "dripfree", Comes with Installaton Pinstructions. * .. "We believed all along that it had been a nolo contendre (no contest) plea. I don't think I can comment on what will happen now until we do some further research," said his. Clayton today. Lake Ducks' Death for plastering. GYPSUM WALLBOARD I • Treated to resist moisture and wood destroying Insects 3Each Reg. Price (each ...........4.79 out staining. Each........... • high Impact case, Each ac caulking all cracks against coolIng or heating loss. Adheres tightly, stays elastic. May The appeal hearing wes granted. Based on a legal opinion by Ms. Clayton that a plea of no contest may not be used in a personnel board proceeding as an admission of guilt, Bradley was ordered rehired with $1,200 back pay. DER' Blames metal lath to form 5 year warranty. 04 •:-"- Positive toggle wide rigid Yellow blade With belt clip H: or ceilings prior to attaching wallboard or behind water level. Replaces oldstyle baIock un i ts, norod float needed. Easy to install. Reg.Pr/ce(can)..............1.27 Is Ideal for patios, dens, family or laundry rooms, boat docks or any indoor or outdoor application. Reslats mildew, lnsäcts, chemicals and the effects of weather. Just sweep or vacuum regularly. In 8' or 12" widths. Bradley, meanwhile, appealed his firing, lie claimed in his request for a review hearing that he had discussed a plea of no contest, but did not say he had made that plea. 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The memo stated that on that day Bradley had pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana. pleaded no contest instead of pleading guilty. Ms. Martin and Ms. Clayton said they can't recall how they came to believe Bradley had pleaded no contest. Package Reg. Price (pkg,o16). ................. 3,29 Scotty's' Each 912 88 Bradley was hired as a CETA employee by the county In November 1977. He served as a custodian with the health department. On. Dec. 8, he was seen by other health department employees placing a bag of marijuana In a closet near his work area. For that act, health department administrative assistant Chuck Pearce suspended Bradley for five days from Dec. 8 to Dec. 13. 49 Ea 85 ii fl oz Can s, composition shingles. Handy 11 f I. oz. (G1BSON'HOMANS SPRAY ENAMEL 1.!) GAS GRILL A felony conviction, according to county personnel rules and regulations, would constitute a major offense involving moral turpitude for which discharge is appropriate. cartridge. r W. C. SPA CLEV CO. vent pipes, spouts, valleys, skylights, gutters and chimneys. Also recommended for tacking down Today county officials said they had no answer to that question. The employee affected Is Rufus Bradley, 26, of 19 W. 16th St., Sanford. I', This asphalt base roof cement stops leaks around FOAM PRODUCTS INC [J Will a Seminole County employee who was hired, suspended, fired and rehired - now be fired again? Felony charges In connection with the incident were then brought against Bradley, and the county personnel board recommended the termination of Bradley based on the belief that he had been found guilty of the felony charge of possessing marijuana. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer ROOF CEMENT Insulate with 3/4" x 14%" x 48" poly panels. Use for wall or ceiling applications and also for making fl Evening Herald,-((JSpS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents 2"x4'x8'CDX(4ply) Boo x4'*8'CDX ......... 10.46 - ... FRIDAY AUG. 3 THRU + THURS. AUG. 9 ' , Has Upswing Started In American Unemployment ? • led d1. WASHIN(TON (UPI) . labor Statistics said overall agers, which had declined to bureau, only adult men showed down from 5.8 percent. The bureau said the civilian ofaniflth(b nation's unemployment rate &a Ikmewr, the Jump train employment rose by 450,000 In 15.3 percent In July, remained significant increases In the -Teen-agers, 15.3 percent. labor force grew by 530,000 rose sllgitly to 5.7 percent unemployment, which some June's 5.8 percent rate to 5.7 July to 97.2 millIon, while the unchanged, while the rate for unemployment rate, going from -Whites, 4.9 percent, un- during July to an overall 103.1 during July after reaching a economidi predict will lad the percent kept the unemployment number of unemployed stayed black and other minority teen- June's 3.9 percent to 4.1 percent changed. million, due largely to new W11Ct2 -flg*L'C In the same range that it at about 5.8 million, rising only agers dropped from 34 percent in July. five-year low the .prsvloua red '.oflbis Sr, -Blacks and other minori- youths entering the labor month, the Labor Ipestmsi loins W10 UcmIMI hs* bem ilnca Aggivit IM 74,000 from June. to 30.9 percent. Other categories were: ties, 10.8 percent, down from market from high school and believe wig Wt 8.2 perM by today. announced The department's Bureau of The jobless rate for teenIn key categories listed by the -Adult women, 5.5 percent, 11.3 percent. college. - - + - -- •+----.-.-. _________ 77T ol - --- - - .( 'P' A A.J .s - - .- -.,.*4--. • '-'N.. - .- -. ____ ' •____++_____•••______-;-----_____ . + -, - ' - -.+. ' #. '+ 1 - .,, . . . - • - . - . - • -------- • -• + • + •.t _________ ---.,--- • ---- - - -- - I-' + - - - .-f ---•----- V - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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/. 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